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ID OWIAND'S NH saws, cross cut, and every
l. otbcrkni OF saw. Also, a orrc lot OF bench
planes Tor sale cheap, at = b. GRmLEy's.
Ottawa, November -
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p,NggY's VvIIr CtIsDry.

FENHE FRUIT GARDEN, treatise Intended
to explain and illustrate the physiology of
lrat' trees the theory aud practice OF all. operations
connected with epropnroruH tmuspan'mg, ptu.
nno, and 'rlinugol orchard rnIcaf.r trees, &c,
the laying out md arranging ~ the different kinds
of orchards and gardens, iIia,tn'rd with upwards
of 10 figures. hy T. Barry, e the Mount Hope
Nur,ur. Rochester New ort Price 81 25-
AurwIor Iu-urrr.rel 'rd inr snle hy
Nuo \ IT, e. e. urRrry, l22 I,akest.
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HEALING VIRTUES.

ilsa fat, authenticated here, well as all over IL,
STATE, and indeed the whole western states. that sloans
Medicines have obtained vide spread celebrity aud re-
Vuau1n, which they justly entitled by their "Asahs
ririues," and iowrrs We among those who Ns
Prone TO endorse every patent humhur that comes along
anil In hs instance have delayed our endorsement undl
have been able make assurance ouby sure not only
by testing them personally ourselves but ffom The si-
mOuy Of n numerous portion Of the community hvias
around 81 Illinois GIohe. Avn 70, i.;a.
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Ottawa against the World !

lfom
G ar " ii, chen
O the CHHry uIsi !ily
GREAT CLOTHING HALL!
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Chicago advertisements.
Circular for the Fall OF 1851
oF TIE
MAMMOTH CHEAP STOREi

ON aud after the Isl o November, we wit be
" found at OUT NEIF STORE, g doors west
Of the old stand, bu't expressly 20 meet the rxi
grncics of our rapidly increasing business, stories
each, lio i"t deep lighted by tVo30 rrt sky lights.
the entire font Of glass making M all nearly COO
icct Of shell. and counter being the most spn-
cious, ccgau, and best lighted stare west OF New
York, where WE will exhibit a stock Of
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Fish! Fish,

1n00 LBS cod fish,
Nv 10 bbI1 No mackelcI,
10 " white fish,
At Nov. - : 3. GRinLLy's.
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: ILLINOIS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

........ ORGANIZED, APRIL 18th, 1899
the entire safety of the institution must be appa rent
to every one who reads the charter
The cost Of insurng IN this company IL so LOW
as to render Il almost lnexcusable Tor the owners
OF iusurahle property not TO avail themselves oi It's
protection.
Board Of Directors
limo. Turner, John Bailhnchr. Elias Tlibbard,
Ben. + Long, LYMAN rumhnll Benz Hart,
John James, NathI Hanson. r g HdN ards
Henry Lea, l. hciIcubcTger, VI e Atwood
RubI Smith, Alfred Dow, John Atwood,
BENZ. + LONG, President.
LEWIS kEILENHERGEK. Treasurer
| MosEs G.. ArwooD, Secretary.
\ ns- Application Tor Insurance in the above named
company may be made At Ottawa, To
! oct % Gm WIN VI. TRUE, Agent.
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4 CCORDEONS, cheap aud fine, VioIms, Gut
~ ara, fIulina, Banjo, Flutes, and Notes and
Songs. T.. Y. GRIGGs
North of the Court House Oct 1
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@ll - raige so AApg3,ya M
GaS & DGg9 %n GaaS

~ NJ III ~ = " % II sAaAlD
For the tnll lr7le Is now open for inspection M
CitElN EK'S, consisting Of general assorl-
MeEi ot
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS.
Ready Made Clothing. Hats, Caps. and Nuhs,
Boots aud shoes, Groceries Hardware and Cut
irry, Quccnsware aud Jupauund Walr.
The assortment Is now complete, and the 0tton-
tion uipcg-'0- wishing 90 make their tall purchases
is respectfully solicited We would particuary re-
quest the ladies to examine our Iarg, and well ,c-
lrctcd stock OF Dress Goods Cuns,iHgoi iks. ulp-
Inns, .rk and iuona CO5urEs Inihct cloths ncu-
nos, aIplccas, cn>hmrres mouse de LANES. gnghnms.
also very large stock Of prints in the way OF
shaw,s, We have CrcIy ruieig, from 15censio SIS
We do not say lhut We will sci, cheaper than our
ncghbors, but, confident that our goods must sell
al the prices We n-k, all we want Is an opportunity
To offer them. Inducements wiH he hcid ant that
caHHGi i0iIni Jci8c GJTrCriG''d Benrin mind,
~ He Charge N0tbiHg for Sh0lcipg GoodS'
Ottawa, scptj 5 " ClIEENER
900 bb's fine salt Just landed by boat Wocott, for
> sale at sept5 CHEUyER'S.
/ 600 lbs Goldfish for sale at
y scpt5 CHEEvER's
I q 600 Nds assorted STYLES prints consisting ol
| Mcrumachs, Cuchecos, Fall River, aud other
equally good brands, Tor sale lower than even before
offered in Ouawa,at tspt3 CmEyEE's.
CnAKER Braoms--jO dol. jus. rsoevcdby
= spl3 CHEgvcE,
600 yds Heavy TwilIcd Cotton Buggug,
800 yds heavy O,nabargh for sale at CrEryrE $.
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School Books.

fOMSTOCk'S Text Books Tor schools,
y Bu.ou's English 4 Latin Grammar & Reader,
Halos Il illlnrds' Hist OF United States,
Andres |. Lexicon Days & Davies Algebra,
Grammars, Auihmetics, Biographies and
Renders L. Y. GRlGGs.
Whites story Brick. Oct 4.
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Gil hRrERED, FEB. 23d, 1882.
Amocnl of premium notes in force April lst, 1851,
constituting lund tor the payment OF losses,
S3So,3GS 81.
secured by lien property insured valued NJ over
$1,000 900.
This company msures dwellings, Stores war;
houses, manufactures. mills, barns. stables aud the
contents OF each together with every other siIuI-
lar species of properly within the state. from
Loss or Damage by Fire,
The Directors feel justified in recommending this
company to the favorable consideration OF the clti-
zens OF Illinois Every one insured .comes mem
berthe company being an association OF custom
ers, each Of whom Is concerned IN insuring In,
neighbor. A the indemuihcation fund augment.
IN exact ratio with the increase ui risks the capital
ol the company s COMPARATIVELY eAlInuslless; and
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Zinc.
saws.

linn les zinc lOr sale at
AOOO Nov y s. q GRIntEY,s
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NOIIlt

I S hereby given, that shall apply 10 the county
L court OF Kendall county, n, term to be held at
Oswego, IN said county, on the Is, Monday in Jan
uary next, for final settlement aud TO be- dischar-
grd from the duties Of Administrator OF the estate
of James Puckrtt. deceased
Big Grove, Nov % HARLOW +. WEcON.
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Sisswi.! NhnwIs!
PHYSICIANS

TNN rely upon getting unoduterNtcd articles MS
Y The stock wns selected personally by Mr. Geo
/ Nhlle, Who . pracucal d,raggst, aud chemist,
Ottawa, October 1.
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81 . A MS
Horse & Cattle Medicine.

No Medicine In use has accomplished many EHra
ordinary Cars. and gvgu Uutsrsa Satisfaction Ia every
variety asd stage OF disease. that has eIennps sid
rapdd sal, az Sioaas OiHimea aud Condition. PVpder.
The Ointment swiftly supcrcrdng all other Oiniments
and nincnts for the Of Fresh Wonnds, Calls Of al
kinds Sprans Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringhone Wind
gals, Poll Evil, Gallons, Spavns, Sweeney Fisula SIT
fast Strains, Lameness, sand Cracks foundered Feet,
sctatche, or Grease, Mango and liorse pstrmper.
The Cbnddi0n POTifsr will remove all niamna ton and
fever purify the HOOD loosen the skim cennSe tfx
and strengthen every part Of the body; and has proved
sovereign remedy for the following diseases:
Founder, Distempcr, Hide Bound, loss Of Appetite. In
ward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation Of the Eyer,
Fatigue from hard exercise also Rheumatism Commonly
called stiff cOmplaaiO which proves fatal many vau.
nbc horses IN this country II Is also safe and certain
remedy for Coughs and Colds, which generate 70 many
fatal diseases,
These remedies neru ;urs and always Crre If the d.
rcctions are followed
For further particulars and ms,i,H OF Caffnaiss Of
remarkable Cures, get ParpA!sis OF dgss
$780,. W. SLOAN,
Grand DfpA, 10 Ia. ST., CdcdSo. NJ
For saleby " ALKER Il nlcklLss.
HUNTER &c CAVALRY,
G. l.. Taonrsos, 0;tdra,
And by Du-riz's genernly rnpy 3l.ly
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CORN SHELTERS FOR %!
100 POUNDS
BRUSHES.


+ OUNTER hair, scrub and clothes brushes,
I Flat aud round vanishing * fitch 10
Oct. 4. T. Y. GReGs.
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Fiuc gEats---Eau styles

EEBE'- tauSylr otmolr skin hat, % superio
y qualify JustgeceWcd aud for sale byhy
- kyHN s. hA<upLkPL,N
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PATENT MELODEON.

which th.y are prepared 10 seI. at manufacturers
prices. The public nre invited Ia call and eyamfnr
'nc,r popular Instruments no N{Il PGE ron
ADUiIT4NTE Ottawa, lily IL
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-E4gJ NE BE re- RGo
Single Mandatory,
JOHN UOSSACk

LENCE Nails, wholesale and retail,
L decGi JOHN UossAcE.
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Tnid,s Mills EIn.,r,

FOR sale hy the subscriber TOdd's Glasgow
Extra Flour, al a superior quality, made OF pun,
winter whelt--wHrfanled,
Nov %. l.. +. SAyGra & Co.
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BORT MONY YES, A'maracs, Perkins German
! Toys Port toilos Gilt Frames, Powder Flasks
Shot ana Game Bags, oCt4 f.. Y GRiGGs.
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Where's the Difference ,

The las. Raleigh standard in reference 10
the Leenidas Letter." said to be published
BY Gen. Dockeiy some years ego, remarks,
" every body laughed a, the idea Of q man.
praising himself through the columns Of a
newspaper Will the Standard please draw
The distinction between a man praising him.
self through the columns Of a newspaper and
a man pralsing himself before crowd. In
OF, view the FIRST has the mos, modes,y.-
The Standard will certainly laugh when he
hears tina; Mr.. Caldwell, IN his speech here
last week devoted good portion Of ii 10
pralsipg himself. As far as prasing ones
self is concerned, Gen. Dockery and Maj
Caldwell is about IN par COW. We hope
therefore 10 hear no more about the Leonidas
letter.
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Like produces Like.

We had slmos, forgotten the spirit Of in.
subordina,ion manifested by Maj. Caldwell
during the raising of volunteer, company
for the Mexican war. As like is said 10 pro.
duce like, we are not surprised ihs, abe de.
sired it to be distinctly understood that he
was for resistance and that now" This was
in perfect character with his previous act.
He says nop he is no seeessionisr, only as o
reserved right, what did he mean then by re.
sistance I There was no enc 10 resist bu
the General Government And il our me m
DRY nerves US RICH, he said too, the time hac
passed for talking, then of course, in his view
the time for fighting had come. He say,
South Carolina is wrong nOr, but We have
never heard Of his saying SO until since he
intended to become a candidate for Congress
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FOR CONGRESS,
Gen. A. DOckery,
OF RICHMOND COUNTY.
A. J. Dargan, ESQ.

Ills with pleasure we inform our readers
that A. J. Dargan, Esq, attended the Wing
meeting in Cabarrus on Saturday last, and
made o formal withdrawal Of his name as a
candidate fer Congress. See proceedings in
another column. We understand he said in
his speech declining, ,ba, he "would sooner
suffer his RICH. arm to be severed from his
body, than tina, any such democra, as Green
W. Caldwell should be elected to Congress
BY obsiinacy on bis part" Mr.. Dargsn
thinks the Wing papers in this District have
treated him harshly. If We have done 90
whose fault was it 7 Certainly not our own
We had no acquaintance with MIR. Dsrgsn
and when in Charlotte be never came near
W 10 50, himself right, and we Of course be.
lisved what we had heard reported.
And thus falls still born to the grount
the articles in favor of Mr.. Dargan, publish
ed BY the non descupt editor in bi. las
paper. Whatever we may think of Mr.. Oar
gan in other respects, he has proved himself
TOO smart, by half, to be caugh, by such film.
~ s,utf.
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Fall in Cotton.

By the arrival Of the Steamer Asia al New
York on the 4ih instant, accounts have been
received from Liverpool to the Gath ult.-
Cotton has declined 3D. The sales Of the
week had been 5000 bales. By this arrival
we have a repor, that the Cabinet Of Vienna
has al length consented to liberale Kossutt
and the other refugees, on the express condi
ton that they shall Immediately leave Eu.
rope, and NOT return without the formal con
sent of The Austrian Government.
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cism, whether at The North or AZ the South.
Let US then be united. His friends would
understand that he did not yield to Gen.
Dockery, or to any fears or any die,aiion-
but he yielded to du,y lie concluded his
remarks by appealing oncs moro to the
Wings to bury in the deep bosom Of the Gee.
an whatever little differences or anImosIties
may have been created by the late distracted
state Of the party, aud 10 unite as one man IN
eleclins the only Wing candidate whom this
his, (Mr. D's) formal withdrawal would leave
in the field.
Mr.. Dargan spoke Throughout, in his hap,
pies, style, and the frequent cheers, which
interrupted his eloquent remarks, clearly in-
dcated that his patriotic sentiments touched
The hearts Of his hearers and aroused the
highest appreciation Of his own self sacrfi'
cling conduct.
We have attempted nothing moro than a
sketch of what Mr.. Dargan said, but as the
fore going outline was submitted to the review
and correction of tina, gentleman i; may be
relied on as EN- bracipg the chief points, and
so far as possible, the language Of the speech
itself.
Maj. Joseph W. Scott addressed the meet
ing in some we'll received remarks, asd con
Guided by Offering the following resolutions
which were passed enthusiastically.
Resolr,d, unanimously, That Alias J. Oar
gan, Esq. Of Arson, has this day placed the
Wings Of Cubarrus under high obligations to
him by his patriotic course in Withdrawing,
through a sense Of public duty, from the
Cong ressional Campaign, thereby securing
The complete triumph OF the Wing cause al
the August election.
Resslred, unanimously, Tha, the Whis'
of Cabarrus will cordially sustain Gen. Al
fred Dockery, the only Wing candidate II
the field, and We would call on our Wing
friends of the whole District to rally arounc
him and to give him their warm support.
On motion Of E. F. d. McRee the proceed
ings we're ordered to be published in III,
Wing papers of the District, and also in thu
Carolina Waterman" and " Raleigh Reg
ster."
The meeting then adjourned.
ADRIAN c. McREE, Chm.
NJ NJ a 4 Y b,1sHAH"r' secfy'.
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From The Worth Carolina Arcus.
SPEECH or MIR. BADGER.


e" Nr. Badger, Editor Of the Charlotte,
n. c. Hornets Nest and True Sou.hron, .
delegate from both the York snd Indian lauds
associations, craved tha indulgoucs Of The
meeting for addressing Them, bul considered
that he should he dead 10 the MODEST ptinel.
Pies Of nature, If he could sit and hear, un.
moved, the many compliments that had been
PAID during the progress Of the debate, 10 n.
Carolina his adopted S ATE. His fafelsIhers
we're from 5. G.; he himself was V,fginIan
by birth, aud lie vas now half way back 10
his pilgrimage, 10 the Mecca Of his la.hefs.
Mr. Badger VITA considerable eafneslness
and eloquence, advocated separate State &C
ton, and assured the Convention, that the
moment ). {. acted, she would touch chord
in the hearts Of The young men Of \. {. that
would bring them from the mountains to tho
sesboard to her aid. - Charieston Courier
We have but few hings 10 say relative
this speech of Mr.. BIS, aud ia our remarks
wo have no idea Of questioning .is right 10
lei himself out TO the people ~ York or any
other party, to do business and errands for
them, as he and they may agree, provided
olHtI tHiIfHs ol N"It1 tafolHa arc HbA NJ
fecied or implicated by his acts. Ba, when
private citizen Of our community, having
no shadow Of authority Of INV kind, assumes
the responsibility on bis own hook, Of gong
out al our State into another, and there Mt.
tend promscuous crowds, assembled for the
svoaed object Of rebellion against the Gener.
al Government. and make speeches fore stall
ing public opinion in his State, and pledge
the cooperation OF North Carolina 10 the
aid and support Of reckless and daring ndsen.
'urers against the Union; then we take 1t
we have right to speak and expose 10 pub
lie gaze, such impious conduct.
lie urged South Carolina on 10 rebellion,
and told her without reserve, that the mo.
ment she makes the fatal stab, from that mo.
meni the young men of North Carolina, from
tho mountains to the sea board, will rise 10
her defence.
We shall not assure Ihs responsibility Of
con'fhdic'ing this broad declaration Of Mr..
Is only 30 far as our own coDpty ~ concern
ed, as We presume other couaiies are compr.
tent 10 answer for themselves.
We notify Mr.. B. thai il hv comes To Az.
son fol response TO bis pledge, he will find
himself IN the wrong stall rs the Young gen.
ilemen Of our county are not as yet driven to
such an extremity as 10 elect him Captain,
or submi, to bic dictaiion. Every thing
locks wrong relating 10 this Badger expedi.
ton to $. Carolina.
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THE EFFECT OF AGITATIoS.-cAPlTAL
LEAVING SOUTH CAROLINA,

THE EFFECT OF AGITATloS.-CAPlTA
LEAVING SOUTH CAROLINA.
The CIR, en,ille Is. c )P.trio, pobIsh,,is
following fac,, showing the injury 'taea
upon South Carolina BY the constant asil,aa
Of disunion doctrine. The Pa,rio, says:
d" We understand that a gentleman Of lsa
place has recently carried len Thousand o.
lars. 10 mouey. To invest in Georgia or A.
bsma, or place there al interest, IN coss
quenee Of sur tnxsiion and civil comnol.z
Thus gentleman, too. IS member sf To
southern Rights Association. We yin
likewise informed that application vas uia
10 another large capitalist 10 this district r.
The loan Of fex hundred dollars, and h /.
formed tho sppIesn, tina; II was no, b, ,s'
pose 10 lend cot any more money IN So.n
Carolina. We have heard u suggested l.s
the business msn IN our community, h,r;
large demands owing TO them. would esa-
rnence q general soiieciinn in time for
cession. The bill. OF South Carelins bsrt
are already beginning 10 return from Get
gia and Alabama, under the suspleloa M
their cred,, will bs affected BY our esl0 eas
motions. In one instance, but q fes slp
since, a gentleman drew from The bark,
Charleston, for the upper country, f.. lss.
sand dollars 10 specie, prelerrIng 10 hs. h
money IN gold snd silver, 10 Bank Bills
There can be no suspension Of specie p't
meats in that case where Tho money Is s,5l't'
We we're consulted the other esy BY
gentleman, Who wished TO make paiehis
Of some real estate. neither We thought 10
State would secede. II SO, he did not al'ha
to purchase. A een,lemaa just from Chs'"
ION, and delegate Too, TO the late con'esla
there, informs US tina, II II vas cefisla TIE
State would secede 10 sx months, real s'''ls
10 the Cily wsuId net sell at hal Pfc''
preparation for secession, a meichsnE a"sF
ready ordered his shipmen,s TO saraaaso'%
stead Of Charleston. Aouiher Of our eI''a'"
who has spent perhaps hundred lhoO'''1
dollars IN GfeensllIc, drawn from h' e''"
~ Georgia, Is about To leave The aA"s
ship" aud cast bis habiiation where be n'N
be qulc, aud live in peace. Thus y :"
participation ofsscession Is pro'lrg d'a''0"
70 tbs State. What will the realty DC
Is fearful question TO answer. NAY '"t
mighty in his mercy avert so awful e''"
iiy, should be The prayer Of every tue o''''
ed Cafolinian."
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Georgia.

The Hon. Howell Cobb, late Speaker OF
The House OF Representatives, has been unan.
imously nominated for Governor Of Georgia
by the Union Party. HIS opponent is Ex.
Governor Mcdonald lex President Of the
second Nashville Conveniion,) who is in "a.
sor Of Secession. We shall soou see whelh.
Or The prediction Of some secessionis,s will
come true, tina, the Union Party is losing its
strength rapidly IN this State. We have We.
ry little doubt that the Union party in Geor.
gis Is stronger nov than it ever was.
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States not Sovereign.

We copy the following extract from the
Esn.dsserlpt editors" notice oc Gen. Dock.
ery's speech:
He averred that 1t was told them (ths
Siaies) in the convention forming the Conied
srsey, they would TO, DO sovereign az
ter they joined the Confedersey. We aver
the, no such Thing was said IN speech, artl.
Gle or resolution Of tha, Convention"
We invite attention 10 The following ex.
tract of letter from Gen. Washington, The
President Of the Convention tina, framed the
Constitution;
at is obviously improbable in the Fed
ersl Government of these states 10 secure al
rights OF independent sovereignty TO each
and vet provide for the interest and safety o
all. individuals entering into society, must
give up share Of liberty 10 preserve The
Teti."
Now, If nothing was ssld abou, ate
moi bring sovereign IN the Convention, either
IN "speech, article Or resolpfion would
Gsa. Washington have written such letter
No. Tae subject maa Il ee been under con
siderafion and the Convention was Of The
opinion that no State could have I" all ihs
rights Of independen, sovereignty secured
10 her .dsr adopting The Federal Consti,u
lien. This letter was s.nt 10 The Presiden
Of Congress By the unanimous ordsr Of th'
Convention,
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Col. Gather.

This gentleman 10 a candidate for Con.
gress in The Mountain District, in opposition
10 the lion. T. l.. Clingman. He seems TO
have brought himself under the ban OF
the " non-descrip, editor to the west, be.
cause he has the independence to come out
and declare that if he is in Congress he will
give the President the means Of coercins
South Carolina if she attempts TO secede.
But docs he inform his readers what Mr..
Clingmsc will do Not a word 70 said rel.
alive 10 him, all his abuse is hesped upon
Col. Gather. Blu, how does Mr.. Clingmau
say he will &C, in the promisesl Why, she
riH pait until the time comes :" He has DOL
the boldness 10 avow wha, he will do, but be
will wait. He knows as well as any man
that the President has the power to use the
force ofihe country toeXeeu,e the laws, but FOL
fear Of losing few votes he tries vacilla,ns
course, and we hope The Union men Of thu
"Weslern Reserve will support Col. Cal
,her 10 a man, for his independence.