davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
n LW GOODS,

l'llE subscribers would acknowledge the Gatterinr
! manner Ia which they have been sustained by d..
corning public IA upd rial ing 10 supply them viii good
Clothing and tentieutr. Furnishing Goods at fga. soma.
bic prices, they you'd respectfully call the attention Of
their customers AMI the public generally to their heavy
and superb stock OF Goods, Tor Grutlcmeu'- FAN and
Winter wear which has been selected by Zn Ia person
for their trade u will be found consist of the mo
desirable aud elegant, well the most durable Arii-
c,,, got up IN the b-st aud nUst fashionable styles. I'm.
hracing
SuTtOut Coats. Over Sacks aud Taimas,
~ ryery grade, IN quality and price lrrirh Cloths In
bro. Erocl. and co!urc cloth double sud single brrrs
ted Goats, Cashmere Btsness suits Washington style
Beaver poe,kius, aud ala 'tlgr Kinds uf Black French
kugiish and American Itss,rr- Pants, OF fancy and
plain velvet Sltir-, black op.Hr.l SAs 81 al pltJarl4
and Cassuierys Of every variety. Aio, la.g :..A q
Ho!'> Clothing.
", have also purchased 900 extensive assortment %
FURNISHING GOODS, embracing Shawl. " l,.. Ga
watts, Si,rks, Wedding T.-, H.ars SHul'egu. Primo.
Ahrfii,- sk ard Linen llandEerciaf cs, and Wn"I,,,
NrppDr- and Drawers s.irt Collar. Ua.irrv All
Gloves Of every style aHd quality. d.. .tl,r vim
lar', stock Of india Rghber Ciotlup. rtpe- and Win.
ALSO, Trunks, Capt Dog. ll.s and CAPS, iur
b'.v.s and Tu tllHr..
bEg GIuu- lHAtt inr sale
Remember tle o'l place, so. g R.tlsk, Book, Ea.t
side OF a.. Cost lin.s..
sept % THOESE { zINMEl,NAS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
INpCc:O.atiOn.

l. great expectonnt. 1t dl,solges the morbid
and diseased matter IN the airpassagrs, changes
I from thick glu'noas substance to thin harm.
less fluid, and throws 1t off with the greatest pos
slble ease and comfort 10 the patient. There is
no better medicine IN .hr world i It's eApeclonnl
nm Lil,n. nl.,I,.. L..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
sIUSsCLL-s
Ottawa Furniture Depot !

ESi hbLiSiiE), MAY, 1888.
He subscriber, thlnkf FOR the liberal share 81 pat.
ronaEe and confidence extended towards him for the
past eight years, would respectfully announce to his
o customers ami the "rest Of mankind" that having
iy tested the ''nmbe s1peucc system last spring aud
summer and finding The result perfectly s.t.slactory
he nov opens the
Fail Campaign,
Nith s'A further rtdt,u Ia pt.y. AID profits and
hope ~ duglle liz sales.
It, Reels unnecessary 20 cuumera'e The articles on
Rand aud viii only say, h. j. better prepared than
ever {" Keep better assortment of everything IN hi.
me and on aH average pt better qitly, nearly
~ article is Of ms oWS ANu NAstTrtEF aud VAR.
rdrtci to give satisfaction ia every Gaze And q. To-
price, a. be dues cone price cash business only" he
h'nH- he can -'i as cheap a. the cheapest aEi knows
that he nv.
felsteads--a great variety, cheaper than ever.
bufetns-quitc au assortment from 10 to ~ II cent
cheaper than ever.
Kt,hgn cHhoard', BOOK cases, aul sscret.rics--a
large lot and cheap
Cane Seat Chairs-a variety ~ new patterns, an put
good
Looking Gli,s., s,m., Centre Tables, Ml;;rssscs,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01

Sr. Louis, Oct. 80, l'5'.
Dr. EAsTERLy-Sir; For thebcUeit OF the al.
tllctrd, will state that my w,ic has been SUITE
rrr from 4 que aud Fever Tor nearly a yrnr, aud
has used several OF the most popular medicines
al the duy, among which was Smiths Tome Sy'
rur, which tailed To cure concluded to make
trial Ut your Fever aid Aguc Killer, and one
bottle has elected "A permAne Il cure. | believe
your Fever aud Ague Killer to be a remedy OF
great merit, aud hope you vii make It accessible
Ia the afflicted Throughout, the Mississippi Valley.
Respectfully, ROBERT SMITH.
Read The letter from JOAN y. Crump, Grand Sa.
line, .irkdHsos, Cherokee Nation, bearing
tate, hug. 10, 1853.
la EAsrrRLy--DeM SIR: when was in
Your city IN March last, | purchased one duz.u
bottles of your Fever aud Ague Killer, which Won
warranted to ne, ! have sold seven OF the doz
en-, which ldlso warranted. Your medicine has
given entire satisfaction - far II having effected
several cures of the ( hills aud Fever. Oae case
parlcularly--a lady who had been afflicted since
The latter part at last summer. aud had tried a
great many remedies, besides having physicnn
part at the time, all At which tailed. She
bought hoItle ol yourmrdicine, AMI before she
had used enc third Ut II, she was entirely cured,
aud has enjoyed good health ever since. la no
case has II tailed to iiect permanent, cure.
Respectfully yours, JOHN S. CRUMP.
81 will be in your place again shortly,
and will buy more largely.
\, B,--Ask tor d. Eas,erly's Fever and Ague
hIIer and take no other md youare snie.
W rrre 81 yer Bottle, orc Bottles for IS.
literal discount mad. TO wholesale dealers.
U'-firpnfrd aud sold by DR.. EASTERLY.
corner OF ihfd AID Chesiug, Streets, st. Louis,
Mo.-sor Proprietor
Grfot sale IN Ottawa bv A. c. & A. S. Put.
manu. druggists and by Druggists and Dealers in
Medicines generally thru ughout the Western
States' August I.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
iiNirn sN,,,iIy SOM!

\ AM now receiving an assortment Of A>pLgsON & Co.
/ ] CptruRArrp fANuY soar. Those IN want Of u .uprri
or article can gnd 1t here, NOV ~ d. WAiKER
DENNsyLNANiA ASES-a splendid article. Also
i iiress Kettles ana Manila Rope, all sizes, At
Octj G. g. NilLER'S,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01

OTTAWA TALrNr Amo,p-Wc notice hv
the Lacon papers that Mis-, G. u. FnNys #
this city, has been lec,uriug in tina, town ON
temperance, to large aud.ancc. We wc,c
well aware of the ability of Miss +. to inter.
est an audience in that way, but not tina, ,lo
was actually on tour. The Intelligence
SAYS of the lair lecturer:
"Shc displayed but little hcsitancy or EN-.
barrasmcnt, and was listened to with respect.
FL attention. Sac described IN a lucid man.
ner the action Of alcohol upon the SYSTEM
the various phases Of incbra,ion, and the
beneficial workings o the prohibi,ory law IN
the State of New York. ll,rvoict was purely
feminine and pleasant, but She had a disa.
gre,ah,e manner OF repeating her words AS
il her thoughts could not keep pace with her
tongue. At the close of the lecture she look
her bonnet, went around among the audience
and took up a collection to dvhay hrrcXnen.
ses. with smg.JfoR truly incmitablc. and
worthy veteran In The cause
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01

INV AHHAyGrNENr--Ou old friend Simon
Zimmerman has bought out the interest OF
J., p. Rugg in the furniture manufacturing
establishment at the silc.cut lock, and in.
stead OF "Rugg { Watson" the firm will
hencc(orth be known rs that of "Watson &
Zimmerman The furniture store on La
Sale st, hitherto connected with the manu-.
factory, viii be conducted 10y Mr.. Stocking
in his own name. More details of the ar
rngcmcut for the future will be given in an
advertisement in our next.
The manufacturing establishment, already
large, will be extended by the addition of
new machinery and operative fOr1c as the
cxispnci2s Of the trade demands, and in the
hands Of such cuto,rrjzing men and thorough
mechanics u Mcssrs. W. & H., must yindi.
cate ITS position as one Of the leading manu-.
flctural establishments Of our city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
Boot and Shoe Shop.

... - y. ID. "a III.
- lPL.Ifl Ia Informs '. pH... thai bo has opened
II Boot anI suHr ~H. tu i.. basement story under
he--f. fuulrH Drugs .r.. When. ls VIII mAuula.iufc
T. order 4l Eui. ~ ladies and seuii,m.u's
Boots, Shoes, aud GaIleIs,
~ IL" host French and American leather Repairing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
BOOKS and Stationery.

w
t-ys Sn BEAMS Cap, letter, Legal colorcd
lItNst | W aud plain No.p paper Which will no
Aa'tSy soi cheap by the rcan, hail rcam OF quir..
+Gif loo boNes-5nO In huv-uf legal, Letter,
or Note Envelopes, by the NJ, g, on package.
3,ou1 quircs Blank Bouks half bound,
hound aud full bound, Tor al kinds Of book keeping and
other business.
1000 Memoranda, n,rry, Times Rocks Sc.
school Books, OF all kitlds uul Varieties,
Albums and Tine Gin Books, &c.
All the new works Of a miscellaneous Mad
lHNO volumes flr children aud yodh, combining m
struCtiuu and amusement.
The grave and gay, the smdous aud the lncrcr, can
nud all the convenience for rcudiu. study aud writings
at the SGS Oh mn. Coon SAMARITAN.
Novl 4, Y GRiGGS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
Painting,

WSIr subscriber respectfully announces to the citizens
= Of ottawa and vicinity that he has opened u paint
shop Mt the old stand Of b. WATERMAN, where he In.
tends to do all kinds If painting graning glazing, and
paper hanging All orders viii b. runctualy attended
n Ian eSl A. " sQriER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01

A NICE article. Also, Raslns aud Spices md of
~ course you will iud the best article of Chewing 10.
bacco, at &. q. Mll.lERS
Oct6 Pennsylvania Store,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
IEliIII'L EiNSsl STOCE !!
New Fall Goods!
he Pennsylvania Store


New Goods,
II which invite attention, consisting Ia part o.
Dress Goods,
Black and colored <A. French Meflnoc,, Cashmere,
Woo d. Laiu- Apacgas, b. L.inz, French and Scotch
" hie and Embroidered Goods,
Swiss N4sl'u.' Cambria E.Nnp and Ni.tur. Lawns,
India Mail, Ladies Collar tHI,s..e,yos Linen Larc,
Thread do. Corded and EHDrU.,5.A SAirts IouutIg-.
hirn'' mud nserny- Linen Handkerchief, &c, com
lfiaiug iu! assortment
Shnwis.
Bay -t.'r. loH' aI. Square -aas'. Scotch do Cash.
mere Printed uo elegant lot 20. B.oJAc shaw.s BIO.
che scari.i Satin stripe do, a..
WOODEN Goods.
HAut'i'' OF 'l9 hn',i qualify Noo.u Yarn, Rcd F.n-
Flannel, Comforts Nieturiu,-. a..
Linen Goods.
Irish Linens, Dama-k Table Linen, Linen diaper Rms.
Elan do, Scotch d. IuNei.ug Crash, and everything
eIsc usually wanted
Gloves and Hosiery.
llacL SIN iIo'e, Wool and Cashmere d., Cotton Do,
Of 800 ruIuf-, Sc.
Ca.hmere ADD Wool Glove, K.I Gloves. ali color.
Meus Wool and Bl,assIu Glove. and Mitten.
domestic Goods.
rh"e'.ur- Shirtmgs. B,achHd NuTus. Ticking De
MIN. lans,y- battlf, Cotton f4nur- Checks, Ii.Ao.
ry g..
Ready Made Clothing.
wei .srstu! stock which viii warrant to be a.
good ~ ever va. offered bon ottawa
cloths aud tas,Iincrcs.
French and t1seh Eioad.iu,i., BLACK and Fancy
Cashmere, Block Bue. and Nv.I sitmrt'. sheen,
Gra, Jeans, Tweed. would CAN ,he attention ~ far
m'T' ana others 20 t!Is ss.,h-l AN cure 70 vii be
pleased.
Boots and shoes.
can say with ssfI-'gs'I. fia' have rl' one u the
best stocks ~ Boot. nJ Shoes ever brought 20 ibis mar.
s"t Ite' ~, l,.m ths bet u..a'a.tafir. n Boston,
and VIII .I.r satisfaction.
h'uts Patent Leather B9ots. Gad.r.' hag. Callers
XII aud Heavy ." l,pr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
NIsics.IsCl Nfilix

ANlNr leased the above mill fora term Of
years aud put the same IN perfect eon,i;I,oo
! am AGAIN prepared resume custom yr,,J,,,'
ana hasin. competent and reliable VI rrs, honr
as heretofore, to give general sailiaciion.
u superior ntlicie of Flour, constantly on
nahd' eilher al the Mil, or at Messf-. RrAd.ck a.
llur!buis Store. lul Sly JAMES KELLER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
Goats. Over Sacks aud Taimas,
6, w. CHEEVEp

INIObNs bis hieud., old Customer, u.s citizens Of Of
tIss, and t' rgst Of the human family, that he La,
now received h.H entire stock Of Hli Coon, which com
prise eyCy hug n sginsbie Zoe the way Of v.uraoos so
lady % matt los particular u her sDlecuu. but can
huu 'u % what w. exactly -Jt ns tasf- aia iuets and
the it---llue ta9a-..tte wu u.uoaardly Gul tH,..-
se.',s .q.I'y pleased. Decides, t.rg U be- .ratgi-
y, h.. t ia ablLianr. I4er- a.' o. saas s.sutHfl
Def" .nrr aI. Hrr supplied. THO independent mo ri.i
uhr 49," oa lha ".i a. d. tH"s" not .o we'll r.c poor
h"l poorer 10 no matter hnw numerous, cam t.4 aI
is wants and desires HGt. L,.. ant 20 boz. coal ,.
they possibly a,' u' my other pho, in the cI'y.
Aud viii be- sDd equally %,
Ladies' DRrs coon. of every dH..uptUa.
5gp.ee., ir.uch N.roo. veg hns, aud Of the NEST
100 rrsg OF die prste,i kird Of al wool par, wool.
i'a'u and Gg'ucj bIsilt.
nr4a,;'s. Apatsa, rap'lns, and y,.ys,., o. al co.
,---" Ginrha ms,
Amsrcau, fre1ch, En7laA4uI Scotch
ShgW.s.
loz ~ choicest e. atty, VIII ~ ~ lower graIl
Bplu'ts Ribbons Glove. !usn, t.nu...ttr-. Collars
and r''rytIUg 40 lUat Iue. ~ o. wary o.. ,,,ars ~.
very ltsl.Ha.. Ladies'. rh.u 5000 g..'. .u.44. lJs''
roTr.t o.. ,., o.. them. f. Hnrf. rHI how o., Flr.
have improve lately .U tho ao.k Of ,tH0.udarnv. .
Au1 sde., Whom you wish pair % very ac, q sitter.
or shoes, Of any description, eil"r for dress wear, ur
comfort don't rpubl, y0ur-elyo- looking rouud-,rmr boa
at once There need be up doubt, for am confident
that you find aiihoui trouble IL. article exactly that
you may viii. ladies Shoes M,sss' Shoes, tlid's
SlUea and b4t..s -hr-.,-eEcry make. every quality
gov have t. select from.
L'Hf' ihe stock comprises anything and everything
that Day come 300 thr line %! your wants uuueru,. a,
h'y ne, would maine u.rH ail but for the immcup,
-pacs DIS would occupy. Just call aud Sec hos mack Y,
a house II !. Iurt. a. Contain them.
Gr'urgsS when ilr ladies saH'- are So aNnrdanuy
supplied. ypI may rest assured that you've were not for
gotten. WHru you would have che pattern Of a coat
pants. ar vest, fnr or .npcrGH. b. ID. Hero. or lguII Van,
prefer them ready -mndr h s The same. Among ;5ppU
worth ~ tlDtUg Of tl lat.st styles. IL you ar. NOT
dreadful bard 70 sat you rHs' bud au article a. your M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
NOiicr !,

VIE subscriber is now prepared to deliver
flour free Of charge 10 all purchasers with.
~ ne city limits, thig side Of The Ill river Orders
may he ril eliher al the mil orst Nessrs. Rcd
nick y liuribGta store, where Il slate will be
found Tor that rGryo.-
-, Bran anl nj. feed delivered at nominal rate,
I"nne invariably cl,h iui3l JAvUs KrrtrR
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
The Great Western Kennedy ior A.uu aud

Dr. Eastcrly's Fever and Aguc Killer,
Is aSpcedy and HgroHfh cure for 4gue md Fc-
rer, Chiiis amt Fersr DumL igus, h'crnit.
fcatgni HcmiiirRt FcrsrS, aHdeccry farm Of
Fsrcr incident 10 The lIcst
This popular remedy for Aguo and Fever
has now been before the public three years, and
during that time about sersnig. nee thousand bOt.
taeS have been tod and III no instance has It fall
ed 10 effect a permanent cure a. far as heard from
urto give entire satisfaction 10 the purchaser.
This medicine has been thoroughly tested, and
found an iafaHibic remedy for Ague nnd Fever IN
all lis forms. Thousands ct certificates from the
most Distinguished gentlemen in the West might
he furnished, showing lis uurqlaiIed merit, bu,
the following is deemed IN ilic,nt to satisfy the
most incrcdulous OF is efficacy.
~ Rsad Ne ieSiimoDy0f J0hH Niir 4 Co.
EVANSVILLE, H.. Oc,. 20, 1853.
Dg. EAsrrRLY XIII We take pleasure IN sta.
ting tina, we have purchased three dozen bottles
OF 20, Fever and Agur Killer and have sold the
same 10 our Darnns. aud that II has effected q
permanent cure IN every cHsr. We have sold
nearly all the yaTluu, popular medicines io te.
yer aud Ague, but none has gwen such entire
satisfaction a. your Fever aud Agur Killer We
believe II IL the brst mtdlc.ue now before the
public. Respectfully,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
20 g'uilor4 f.!


w hRRANTfD Teas, from ~ cts. to 81 L TO- Also
w my quantity of good tuNuc, at .,.
OtG t. q. MllIENS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
10 Chests al Tea,

"a SUPERIOR nrtltlc u C0n ShClCrs m0dc ~
] " pressy Tor Smelling Western corn, ior ,aly by
OctgU j. MANlEl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-03-01
TO Tgry, usaJgs6,IC.
M. II. Prescott Il Co.'s,

H.. rI1iERE is no place IN Ottawa where such M ca
lN icnssc assortment Of Gents, Ladies', Bny's
- Misses, Youths aud Caiidrrn's Boots, Cater,
and Shoes can be- found, ~ at
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21
GOV. HOMES AT LEBANON.

This distinguished gentleman addressed large
concourse Of his old friends at Lebanon on Sstur
day last. We understand that he was met about 9
emile west Of the village by several hundred gen.
temen on horseback and received from r. E
THOMPSON, Esq, formal and eloquent welcome to
Wilson, to which be replied in bis happiest style.
Gov. JONES was then escorted to the Fail
Grounds, where he addressed his fellow citizens
for more than two hours. We are informed that
he made mastery and statesmanlke argument,
and was listened TO with marked attention, not re-
ceiving from any one the slightest interruption.
On Sonday it was stated in this city that Gov
JONES hsd been rudely .repulsed and insulted at
Lebanon, and that he was not permitted to speak
The most disgusting details were given with great
minuteness. We knew that these reports were
false. No village in Tennessee has q more moral
and respectable population than Lebanon. In fact
the village is honorsby renowned for its schools,
IFS general intelligence, and its distinguished hos
pitality. We understand that a few persons at
tempted, as the procession passed through the
square, to insult Gov. JONES by offensive shouts;
but we are informed that the leading gentlemen of
Fillmore party utterly diacounienanced this vul-
gGrity.
Mr.. SYKES, of Msury, and HUMPHREY BATE, of
Upton, also made brief but eloquent speeches at
Lebanon.
Our friends are confident of heavy gain in
Wilson
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21
BETTER FROM OHIOY

BY the following from the Cincinnati Enquirer,
we find that the democrats have elected seven
Members OF Congress from Ohio instead of .Gue, as
heretofore reported. In the present Congress we
have not n single member from that State:
GLORIOUS NEws-SEvEN DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS ELECTED IN OHIo.-Lsst evening we
received two telegrsphic dispatches from Column
bus stating that the Democrats had elected Law
renee. democrat, TO Congress from the Belmont
District by one thousand two hundred msjority,
and Judge He'll, in the T'1in District by two hum
bred and twenty-five. This makes seven democrats
certainly chosen:
Pendleton-FiTst District.
Groesbeck-Second District.
Cockeril-Sixth District
Miller--Tenth District.
Hsll-Ninth District.
Cox--Twelth District.
Lawreuce-Seventeeuth District.
We have hopes that General Burns is chosen in
the Coshocton District, and Mr.. Edgerton in the
Fifth. The democracy of Ohio have done WELL
We gain eight Members in Pennsylvania, five
IN Indiana. and seven in Ohio. TtOsnty in three
States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21
Order of Procession.

On the 21st Inst, at the Democratic Mass
Meeting.
GEN. W. G. HARDING, CHIEF MARSHAL
GEN. B. F. CHEATHAM and GEN. 6. P. SMITH, Aids.
l. Military of Nashville, and Davidson county,
will form on Broad Street. right resting Cherry,
left towards the river, under the direction of E. A.
Horne and ]. G. Fte, Assistant Marshals.
q Orators of the day and distinguished stran-
gers in carriages, form on Broad Street, right rest
ing on Cherry towards Summer, under direction
of John H. Williams, Assistant Marshal.
Brass Band.
B. Grand Car with Thrty-Two Ladies, repre-
senting the States and Kansas Territory, will form
on College Street, right resting on Broad, under
direction of T. B. Childress, Assistant Marshal.
4. Military and Citizens of old Sumner, form
on Front Street. right resting on Broad, left to-
wards the Square, under the direction of +. G.
bennington, Enoch Ensly, Jr., and Geo. W. Cum
ningham, Assistant Marshals.
s. Thirty-one Ladies on horseback, with their
escort, representing the thirtyone States will form
on College, on the left of the Ladies' Car, under
the Olr6CtlOH Vi LIZ " NoWuhu ullu H. H.
Weakly, Assistant Marshals.
G. Military and Citizens of Rutherford, will form
on South Cherry Street, right resting on Broad,
under the direction of G. W. Harding and John A.
Fisher, Assistant Marshals.
T. Military and Citizens Of Williamson, will form
on Broad Street, right resting on Summer, left to-
ward High, under the direction OF Y. S, Patton
and B. Lsnier, Assistant Maashas.
g. Military and citizens OF Franklin and Bedford,
will form on the left of last division under the d.
rection of Frank Mcintosh and J. A. Bostick, Jr.,
assistant marshals
8. Citizens Of Davidson and other counties, will
form on the left of last division, under the direc-
ton of George Leper and Hugh Frizzell, assistant
msrshals.
10 Citizens on foot, will form on Market, right
on Broad under direction of D. B. Hicks, Richard
Mccain and James Claiborne, assistant marshals
IL. Citizens of other States and all others in
carriages, will form on Church, right resting on
Cherry, left towards High, under direction of Col
6. W. Shelton and DR.. John Driver, assistant mar
sbals.
II. Citizens on horseback will form on South
Summer, right resting on Broad, under direction
s. L. Finley, Esq, and Capt. j. w. Page, Assist
ant Marshas.
Line of March.
Up Cherry to Church, down Church to College,
up College to the Square, down to Cedar, up Cedar
to Summer, up Summer to Church, up Church to
Watkins's Grove.
The Chief Msrshaland Aids, will wear red sashes,
and the Assistants blue.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21
TILLMORE IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Irthe Patriot is able to induce its friends to be-
ieVe that FILLMORE las any strength in Pennsyl
usnis, it will render those friends great disser
vice UehBs no strength at all, and is not, in fact
10 the race.
As proof oftlis lock at the following, from
Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, where the FILL
MORE men felt strong enough TO run a separate
ticket for Congress and the Legislature:
PTTTsBURG, Oct. II.
allegheny County, o6iciaL-CaGal Commission
Cr-Cochran l2,2lS, Scott SOS4
Auditor Geueral-Laporto u ,252, Rowe Sis.
Congress, DIST District Ritahie (Rep.) 1914;
McCsndless ldenl 59ii Wright (FIllmore) Az.
Senate-Gazzam ll,lsG; Hepburn (dem, SAB;
Way (Filmore) sec.
The highest FnLMoRE candidate only received
S66 votes, out OF more than tlcenty thousand
What nonsense 10 talk OF FILLMORE in Pennsyl.
wants
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-21
Procession.

The ceremonies of the day will open with the
firing of national salute at sunrise, under the d.
rection of Captains B. Fl. Brown and JOLLY Cole.
The Assistant Marshas will have their several
Divisions formed by 81 o'clock, and ready to move
Immediately on the arrival of the Chattanooga
train. The firing of theicannon will be the signal
for the Procession to take up the line of march.
All persons DESTROYS of the success of the Natona
Democratic ticket are respectfully invited to join
rious columns By order of the
CHIEF MlReAAII