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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24


Iispa.ria, cells aRl walls. cutting stone, rs
lumber Tor said work. p ~
Uarpealsrs work W alar, and doors, - q
TOTAL. 1888 43
That said work has been paid Tor So contem-
plated by said resnuiion that die Wonders ara
al d!s with the clerk Of this boaTd--a.. gi WA..A
d repeatedly submitted.
sept Is, 1859. J. O. HLo'La-
Oamolion It wss ordsre! that Mr.. Glover be
allowed e80C Cor las services o. said committee
aai that The clerk draw his orders i'r 'nr
tIue, 50 "
The matter Of i. q Smith, ~ relation 10 bus
a- &, as coroner, IN the casa az Cox, WAS 'Aasn
,D and Oh motion was referred 90 The prosecuting
attorney. wid lnstruclious 90 cunssr u.H Mf
Smith. asa give aln time to procure vouchers ''
tlyuieu, OF money, found on tae dec %, lsCm 'Ae
j,.,i representatives OF SAID deceased
Klr Lewis iom ,ie committee on CLAIMS te'
ported the following 9th, correct aad fee'"HtH-
aeItheir allowance. and on motion At va, oIe''
red il4they De Showed aud that ,hc clgl" u'A"
lisorlers 90 the treasury for the same, VIZ
III favor Of r. lAorne, att on CO. court - v'
straw for ltL 50
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

NJ. Wit oif red the FLOWING resolution.
whnd, w,.wnptri:
Resohed That tho several i.iices It The
prlc" "i iui-ruun'y. h' requested to r"iun q"
go. board nn the L. MONDAY ~ o i'hrr mex, a
ls. Of a.! auss a.sc.sej by them, aud also pay ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24
CLOTHING.

FALL AND WINTER STOCK
OF Ready Made Clothing;
they arr now open aud ready for sale or exhibit
ron IhI, stock - doubtless the largest aud hest
ever brought into this market. and viii he sold
lu,f as low NJ con be possible afforded
GsnNeWss cal and see me- K DRAKE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

We are nup,nrc. Al, Col
nFlrcEp, as u candidate ior County Treasurer, ut
The ensuing election, subject to the decision OF the
tounty convention
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

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X llprGa expenses arrest.
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John ~ 'o0. repairs in
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/ nom n, recent severe ilhes. by winch be has
. been pr,s.r!.ad. The following is an extract Of
letter from a friend at srayta:
Gen Shields r. Ring.s,ck Mt Mi. Borders
: I Just CAma from there 'his morning. aud tblGS
/ De may be considered c0nra,sceu., though he
/ had severe bilious attack. and is considerably
Frustrated vas ,hg5e al n'-h'. he * We"
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

r. Tx or R-The cars On this road run now
regularly TO Indiantown Bureau Co, sixteen miles
west Of Peru. We understand there is to be a
line Of stages established from Henry, on the
Illinois river, to ludiantowu, in connection with a
Peoria Packet carry ing the River Mail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Mr. Chcevcr has ju't opened hi F'Il Stock Of
Good. which for taste, variety, and "X'rnt Is
un.urpa,sel in tho cit, See hi' Advertisement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

Amount Of tolls from the lst to l4th Of Sept,
sSE9.u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-09-24

n, ofa,l colors and qualities.
AlnnAisI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17
HOGS-PRICES. &C.

At Louisville, on the 18th, say the Courier the
hog market assumed decided dull tone, with sale
of small drove of hogs at 81 20 net, and buyers
generally refusing to enter the market The re-
ceipts from the interior of Indiana are increasing
and the owner of lot of 1000 head has concluded
to pack on his account, having refused to take
less than Al cts net for them Large droves are
coming in from all sections Of Indiana and the
rivals from Kentucky are still large The number
of hogs already slaughtered at this point exceeds
Dol 800 and we think the season is Just about
ha'fover.
At indianapolis, Ind, pork is selling at SO so for
hogs weighing 200 lbs, or more. Packers are not
inclined to give more than SO 90 for hogs weighing
less than 200 lbs.
At Cincinnati on the 18th, sales of 5000 hogs
were effected at 81 25aS4 80 net. The receipts at
that point to date show falling of, as compared
with last year, of $4,000 head.
The receipts of hogs at Madison Ind as we
learn from the Courier, up to Sunday last, were
1876 against i, 629 to the same date last year
About 5000 hogs had been received through 9TH
er channels, making the receipts from all sources
less than thirty-fve thousand to that time.
The Shelby (Kentucky) Neaos mentions sales on
10th and l2th at 50 % gross, cash. few lots at
the same price, on four months time, with interest,"
and three or four lots at S3aS3 124 cash.
At St Louis, on the 10th, the Ne1Us quotes sales
at prices ringing from SO 70 to 1925; a small lot
of about 100 head inferior at So IS and 81. The
balance at S4aS4 %.
A gentleman from Springfield Illinois, informs
the Courier that the market opened in that vicin-
ity at 50, but pretty soon the agents of St. Louis
packers were making engagements at 81 80 gross,
and some sales had been reported at 81 so gross.
Pork barrels are in demand, although the re-
ceipts are large, and we have heard of sales at
81 371 per Dbl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17
MEDICAL.
RVS INYIGORATINGs CORDIAL.

HENRY's INVIGORATINGs CORDIAL,
IL PURELY VEGETABLE IN ITS COMPOSITION
inns Invaluable Cordal extracted from Herbs aud Roots,
whieh have been found after 81 experience by the
sSa be possessed OF qualities most oene-
ha IN the diseases for which Ills recommended and
whilst presented to the public eficacious remedy,
Is also known 70 be ofhat character on which rssnce
Mortgages Dsordered Sterty Menstruation Suppress
sion Ofthe Menses Flour AIbus or whites, or for
Debility
arising from any cause such weakness from sickness,
nere me patient has been confined to bed for time,
after Abortion or Miscarriage, this
cannot De exeeed IN its sautary effects; orn loss of
Muscular Energy lrabity Physical Prostr alton Semi
gishness Decay the Procreaiive Functions Seryo1spe
de-, where Tosc Medicine is required, viii found
equal, II not superior to any Compound ever used.
To Females.
Henrys Invigorang Cordial is Of the valuable
Medicines in the many Complaints which Females
aud renewed health happiness. Less
suffering disease and anhapPiness among Ladies would
Ladies who debitatsd by those distractions which
males are sbe to- restored BY the of bottle two
Young Men:
solitary practice, fatal to the existence Of and
tne young who are most aPtto become its victims from
causes
Nervous Debility,
Meakness Of the system, and Premature Decay Many OF
you may now be suffering mised cause or soures
OF disease To those them excess have brought on
Emissions Weakness and shveng Of he Genial oraans
nervous Affection or any other unresan
"
eessy OF renouneing the fslicilies Of
Marriage,
lessening both mental aud bodily capacity Hold! Henrv,
Inv igoraRg Cordial, Medicine Is purely Vegetabe
will aid nature TO restore those important functions to
healthy aie and WlProye ofserSee TO possesses
virtues, sa general remover of disease strength
ener of the system.
As Tonic Medicine,
unsurpassed We do place this Cordial footing
quack medicines and customary, append long
list Recommendations Certificates e, beginning with
Hear what Preacher and such Ike; It'll
essaTy fer seH's InyigOratng Cordial +" only needs
trial to prove that itw accomplish all We say.
The Genuine ssHenry's InvigOrating Cordial,'
put upias Panel Bottles and is easily recognized By
Manufacturers signature the label OF eah Bottle, TO
counterfeit which isorgery well as the name bownin
the glass.
II ? Sold for SO per Bottle; Six for s. SO per dozen.
Prepared only by y Z. COHEN, No. Franklin Row, Vine
street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, To whom all Or
DERS must be addressed sale by all Drug
gists and Merchants throughout the country.
For sale atthe Patenl Medicine Depot No. l9 College ST.
by J. Dromgoole Wholesale Agent for the State, and only
agent in Nashville. aa
dscl1-6m d&tw. .....
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17

| r.. r. II. No. I.-Intcrnal and External Pains
Radways Ready Relief will instantly stop and quickly re-
move the cause. R. r. R.-Diarrhosa, Cholera Morbus-
Railways Ready Relief will check the paint I'll dis
charges and stop the most distressing pains in few min
ues- 1t alays the most painful rTitaons BY bathing
the head neck face rereshes the senses and mpars
renewed life strength and vgor to the weak and weary
The very moment R. r. r. is taken applied its magic
like effects experienced 1t instantly alays the mos
painful paroxyisms of Neuralgia. Rheuma sm, Cramps,
Spasms Toohache Soreness in the bones joints Pain
and Weakness in the Side Lumbago Govt and Paralysis
Taken internally ceanses the stomach from acid cures
Heartburn, and impars sweet fragrance to the breath
Persons troubled with SckHeadache will receive instant
relief froIl the use orr R.R. ~
r.. r.. X. No. 2.-Radway's Ready ReSolvent makes
the blood Pure, Rich and Healthy Ceanses and
Enriches the Blood and resolves away from the joints
muscles bones and solids all diseased and poisonous de-
pOsits Cures Ulcers Fever Sores Bad Humors Scrofula
Ricketts, St yituss Dance SyphiIitic Complaints Nodes
White Swelings, Tumors, Cancers Bronchial SwellingS
Wounds Salt Rheum Mercural Complaints 1t acts quick
and powerfully; in few hours after taking the Resolyent
the weak, emaciaed and disease-eaen patient feels
glow of health and strength thrilling through the system
Price of r. Il. Resolyent, 81 per bottle ~
X. II. II. No. 3.-Radway's Regulators do not grippe
PAIN weaken, sicken the patient Small doses regulate
large doses purge. One Regulator will gently evacuate the
bowels and regulate every organ in the system They act
upon the liver, the stomach kidneys and bladder They
cure costiveness liver complaint dyspepsia kidney COM
plants bousness fevers of all kinds No disease or pain
aflct the system while under the influence of R. r. R.
Remedies Ill '-l.tH-lE-
Price of R. Relief 25 cts. so cts. and 81.
." =" Resolvent, 81. -z-1l
90 Regulators, % cts per box.
r. r. r. Office, 1872 Fulton Street. n. Y
decl-lm d&w.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE NASHVILLE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
THIS establishment is provided with Machinery and
Tools complete, Of the most modern constructions also
with the best Mechanical skill that the country Affords and
respectfully solicit orders They prepared TO execute as
follows:
RAILROAD MACHINERY.
Such Locomotives for Passenger and Freight Trains
Passenger Freight and Repair Cars completed and ans
every description Of work appeFianing TO Rail Roads
us STEAM ENGINES
Boat and Statiouary-frOm 20 500 horse-pOWer-with
boilers of the best Tsg1Hsssos Iron.
.I SAW MILLS
Machinery complete for fitting up Sash Circular SAYS
cemplete, with the newest and most approved modes
GRIST MILLS
Engines and Machinery for all sizes eOmpiefe: to-
gether with Machinery for Sugar Mills and Cotton Gins al
so Machinery for Blast Furnaces, embracing Cat Iron o.
t1s5srs for blast &c.
ROLLING MILLS
Engines, Cast Iron Rollers and all machinery for Roll
ing -cOmpete-made at shortest police
BRASS AND IRON CASTING.
VI any description, with shafRg, mill gearing water
Wheels cast iron Bank wants &C. &C. made To srer.
Address JOIN IaeMPsOS. Agent (whO IS practical
CHEMIST or the undersigned. JOHN B. JOHNSON.
jun21-1y B.. President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17

es@ We were glad TO see that the Fremen's
Supper was well attended on Thursday night last,
The ladies deserve great credit for the taste display
edin getting up this supper and they will be held
in grateful remembrance by Broad Street Fire
Company, No ?. We did not learn the amount Of
pecuniary aid received, but judging from the crowd
present the 2's must have put money in their
pur-er
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17
LOT FOR SALE,

Henry f. Hyde VS. MilIa shannon and others.
virtue of decree of the County Court of Davidson
ID county, rendered at the December Term 1883 will
offer for sale at the Court House in Nashville Saturday
the 3lst of December 1885, the following Lot of ground be-
longing to the estate of John HYDE deceased situated in
Nashville Line Street known Lot No $780, fronting
AZ feet said street and running back 1925 feet the
following terms 10 wit Fifty Dollars win be required in
Cash and the balance credit of and two years
Notes with good security required and lien will be re-
tanned upon the Lot until all the purchase money paid
decl+trw&d I'd FIR CHEATHAM, Clerk,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17
IMPORTANT IMPRoVEMENT IN pENTIsTRY.

DR ROSS would respectfully invite the earSA
i attention of the public to AND iffTSt5szssA
IMPROVED METHOD OF INSERTING ARTIFICIAL IIL1J
rEErH upon which he has been for time practcing
with great success.
The improvement consists in theeeh being arranged up
plate of pure platinum and by of silicios
compound the teeth and plate eemented firmly ogerh
en- leaving inersees for the lodgmea secretion
food at the time forming artificial gum beautiful
and eke in appearance and which is represented on TIE
inside Of the teeth as well as out.
Those interested invited to call and examine spe
mems of this improved method at his operating rooms No
81, up stairs, College st, angzF-u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17
As a Tonic Medicine,
A CUE AND FEVER. OR cMILI.s AND EE-

= u 2 u
justly celebrated Medicine has for many maintained
ssuperOrty all other edes for the safe certain
and of Ague and Fever, Chills
and Fever whether Of short long standings and in
will fail the directions strictly followed
and carried
This remedy been extensively used throughout the
States OF henlueky Tennessee Ohio, Indiana, Pennsy Iva
MIA, Michigan, Iowa Wisconsin, Illinois. Missouri, Texas
Arkansas Alabama, Mssssipp and louisiana aud has
manenll9 cured HuNDR cases In all
its varied forms, many OF which had from
three standing and had resisted all the usual
dies known in country; and did this Medicine
fail where the directions properly followed. Such is
its nVarabe success Ihata large number Of respectable
Practitioners of Medicine in various parts OF the county,
remedies.
public assured that only certain
eets Tonic, but being composed entirely Of vegetable
medicines, is perfectly innocent in all easesOr ereum-
stances and may be given females infants, and all per-
of debtated and delicate constitutions, without the
least fear whatever Of any unpleasant effect.
This Medicine is composed OF articles Of the prmes and
purest quality, and always made by the proprietor in per-
son the established forms of pharmacy (which
Southwestern country and in this alone rendered
greatly superior to the remedies usually prepared and sold
in the country.
BY its aperient and powerful diaphoree properties ad-
ded its Tonic qnstes rendered eminen;y superior
Qunine and other remedies general and popular
Tonic in all whatever where TONES proper be
administered The proprietor, therefore, respectfully in
vites practitioners and the public generally TO give IL but
fair trial. and they will then be convinced of its
rory all other remedies in for the purpose
specified.
Fever, Chills Fever Bilious Fevers, would do well
to keep supply of this valuable remedy always hand.
The proprietor in his thousands
caes ots value given by who have used with
many letters from merchants who have sold largely in
their country well from many respectful Practitioners
who have used in preference TO other remedies aiesns
its value. J. 2. DROMGOOLE,
No 70 College street, Wholesale aud Retail agent, Nash
Vile. Tenn decl0-dGtn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17

DIR. MOrse's Invigorating Elixir or Cordial
The day has passed when great remedy could be cried
down by psendOscence The attempt has been made TO
depreciae the merits of the Elixir Cordial but in vain
Dr. Morse has reputation high in the scientific world
of both hensphees TO be reached by the earnings of the
nvdious Look at the a.tesed wrought b. this pre-
paraOn. They comprehend dyspepsia, baenness every
kind of disease peculiar to females maladies Ofa
kinds liver complaint chronic Affections of the stomach
and bowels general prosraon, impoency iucpent para
vss hypochondriass head ache, constipation, and
merabte complaints which it is impossible to specify in
advertisement Facts mpregnabe and they offer
ed in to all who doubt the properties of this lead
ing medicine of the nineteenth century.
The Cordial put up highly concentrated, in pint bot
ties. Price three dollars per bottle two for five dollars six
for twelve dollars. C. II. RING, Proprietor,
1872, Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
the West Indies, and by W F. GRAY, SOLE AGEET,
successor TO Cartwright Armstrong, of Market
and Broad streets, Nashville Tenn. Idecl-lm dtrw&w.
BE ON your Guard.--And when you wish to purchase
the most teudl Cough Remedy ever discover
ed call for pr. C. WILLIAMS PULNoSIc BA1sM OF WILD
CusRR WOOD NArrH read the advertisementin an
other column; look well TO the marks of the genuue as
there may be limitations and counterfes Tableware as
your life may depend your caution in this particular
Tdecl-Im.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17

VALUABLE NEG RUES FOk SALE.
DY virtue of decree of the County Court of Davidson
ID County, rendered at the December Term 1853 in the
of George d. Hamlet Administrator and Others s.
johnson and Others will offer for sale TO the highest bid
der for Cash. the following Negroes to wit Mahala
aged about so years Harty about 25 years of age
Nathan, about % years of age, Wiley about IS years of
age Jenny about Il years of age Lofty about II years Of
age Andrew about years of age and JIM aboutS years
of age.
Said Negroes belong to the estate of Abraham Earhear
deceased will be sold at his late residence near the Nash
vile and Springfield road, about II miles from Nashville
on Friday Dec 30th 1858. F. r, CHEATHAM
decl4-tri W J. did Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17
nove-w&tw till dec 9 Gle
SALE OF LAND AND A NEGRO.

Y virtue of decree of the County Court of Davidson
DCounty rendered at the December term 1855 in the
case of ThOs J. Adams and Others Mary A Adams and
others will offer for sale the premises, Thursday
the goth of December 1853 tract of land containing about
2 acres less situated in Davidson County, the
MurfreesbOrO pike about 10 miles from Nashville.
At the time and place will also offer for sale
negro woman aged about so years.
Said property will be sold upon credit Of and years,
notes with good security required and lien retained upon
the Land until the purchase money is paid.
F. r. CEEhTHAM, Clerk.
dsc7-triw W 4 4 -Jntil sale
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
lvidsOn County COurt-NOvember Term, ] S5S

George D. Hamlet, Admir-, and others,
SQUIRE Johnson and others.
TT APPEARING the satisfaction Of the Court in this
case that of the defendants to wit Squire johnson
and his wife Martha Johnson nonresidens of the State
being citizens of the State of Missouri and that the usual
process ofhs Court could be served upon Them it
ordered that publication be made in newspaper for
thirty DAYS. requiring said defendants appear the De
cember Term Of this Court and plead to the petition other
wise the same will be taken for confessed Them and
set for hearing, p1rte. +. X. CHEATHAM,
Novq-wSty tiff dec Clerk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17

An AUCTION SALE of valuable property will
take place to-day--l0 o'clock, at the Court House
See the advertisement of r. W. Brown in another
column. This propertyis very valuable, and will
doubtless sell readily
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17

Leaving the common path, which many tread
We will not wake with Jokes our poets dead
Nor shame the young creations of his pen,
BY bidding all whove perish'd be again.
The pale Virginia, in her bloody shroud,
Lies like shrned saint-oh then aloud
Shall we break scurrl jesis and bid depart
Those thoughts of her which fill and teach the heart?
No moral now we offer. squard in form,
But Pity, ike the sunlight, bright and warm
Comes mixd with showers; aud, fading leaves behind
A beauty and blossom on the mind
We do not stain Ia show that thus il grows"
And "hence we learn" what every body knows:
But casting idle dogmas (words) aside
We paint william in his purple pride;
And tearing down pOwr that grew too bold,
Show merely what was done in days of old.
Leaving this image on the soul, wego
Unto our gentle story, touch d with wo.
with wO that wantOns not nor wears away
The heart,) and love too perfect for decay,
But whatsoe'er we do, we will not shame
Tour better feeling, with an idle game
of grin and mimicry, "a loathsome taSkl)
Or strip the great Muse of her mighty mask,
And boot her from her throne oftears and slghs,
Until, from folly and base jest she dies,
No; let her life be long, her reign supreme
IL but dream it is glorious dream
Dwell then upon our tale; and bear along
With you, deep thOughts-Oflove-ofb bitter wrong
of freedoln--of sad pity-and lust of power,
The tale IS fitted for an after hour"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-17

Such of our citizens as have visited the Adelphi
during the present week have witnessed, we VEN
ture to say an exhibition ofhisrionc talents which
they have rarely equalled and never surpassed
Mr.. NEAFIE, the eminent American tragedian, has
been rendering some of his best parts, in many of
which he stands entirely alone on the American
Stage and we are gratifed to know that his efforts
have been appreciated by respectable and discrini
mating audiences. He has won for himself a high
reputation as an actor of genius, and by his cour-
teous and gentlemanly bearing as man has secured
many personal friends. We regret that our en-
gagements have been such as to rendert out of our
power to give his different representations that par
tcular attention in our columns which they have so
well merited, and to dwell at large upon his points
as an actor. he needs not the aid of eulogy, how
ever. His reputation is fully established, and the
friends Of the American stage are Justly proud of
him as one ofits brightest ornaments
Tonight IS announced as Mr. NEAFIE's benefit
and last appearance in Nashville The beautiful
and affecting play of Frginius is the principal fea-
ture in the bill. With the exception of Monday
evening last it has been long since this character
was represented the Nashville stage and it there
AO'N PO0oe99eo iieshilesS anu novelty Whlch can
notiail to draw out large audience. Mr. NEArE
deserves the compliment of an OVERLOOKING house,
and we are quite sure he will receive it
"Virgnius' was written by Sheridan Knowles
and is a tragedy Of singular pathos power, and
beauty. The epiogue to the play was written by
Barry Cornwell, poet whose exquisite produc-
tons have made his name familiar as a house hold
word" in this country, among all who appreciate |
the immortal creations of genius. We copy it be- |
low bothfor its poetic merit and the outline it gives
of the tragedy: