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Gela. WEI, n. HASKELL.

Later information confirms the re-
port that this distinguished orator has
become hoprlcssIy insane. Oh! Lit
erature, what q loss thou hast sustain.
ed in the overthrow Of his once giant
mind In all our life, we never heard
one who, in our humble judgment.
could vie with Gen Haskell in a tai.
entcd Grafton. In fact, he possessed
an intellect, both natural and cultiva-
ted. far above ninety-ninc in an hun
dred. But, alas! his fall is but anoth.
or sad and vivid illustration of the
deleterious effects OF dissipation, in
the use of intoxicating drinks. No
wonder that the immortal Shakespeare
in wonder should cxclaim,
'oh, that man should put an enemy into his mouth
TO steai away his broin!'
Young men! oil mem lean ned men!
all what warning is here presented
1t is pitiablc ease indeed, and while
our heart grieves at the knowledge
that the proud AMI eloquent reason of
Haskell is drowned in the cursed cup.
vet let the circumstance be used as
pillar of cloud by day and fire by night
to guide the genius of the rising
American youth, untrammelled. IN
polluted by the sitting effects Of strong
drink.
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We received yesterday the Winchester
Home Journal, Of July 25th. |, contains
several items Of news, among the rest,
that Halton and Harris had ended the
canvass at Nashyilie.-C Columbia Mirror.
And as another item Of news, Mr.. Mir.
ror-as you seem to be badly posted (ow-
ing to the mails no doubl)-we would
state that Robert is not Governor by about
ten thousand.
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TO NASSAUER'S GO.

"Drcss makes the man." The gentleman appears
Much more the gentleman for what he wears.
If elegant then you'd be in attire,
so that not only men but GIRLS viii admire,
To NASSAUERS 60, for at his store you'll find
Beautiful clothing OF every kind,
With cheapness, taste, and fashion combined.
His Coats are the incest ever displayed,
Besides Pants and Vests--all ready made.
At prices moderate, and all guaranteed
To be made in style superb indeed.
Here handsome shirts your rapt attention calls.
There, nice CATERS just suited for balls,
Knit Drawers, Undershirts, Combs and Collars
Buy them OF NAsSAUER, and thus save your dollars.
OF Handkerchiefs and Gloves he has rich variety,
And neck ties too,-but 'twould be a safety
TO enumerate all the goods you there can buy,
For the most fastdeous he can supply.
Don't take our word, but go yourselves
And see the goods upon his shelves
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4 EhOllsht I Loved.

| thought ] 10, ed, but now know
Thou art not what my fancy made;
I'll cast Thee irDm ms mind, for oh,
caaunt loge--I'il not upbrald.
only feel that l;ilu aud
May meet as nHCe We met,
Aud though my bosom heayes a sigh,
Tie not FOE thee nurse regret.
| thought lovcd--ala,. too long
lancIed thou wer, pure and true;
But now burst the airy thong.
And all thy lrhing fo'lies view.
Nor would have thee cherish now
One thought that lament the past,
For | have learned that smiling brow
Was fair and ialihess to the last
Yes. have learned la, all must learn,
Who prize those smiles Of thine SO fair,
That in thy breast no love can burn,
Fer sc'ishness is centred there.
thought loyed-but now know
Thou art unworthy my esteem
7 cast thee from my mind, for oh,
Twas bot false, tho pleasant dream
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| Thought expected

thought cxpccted----
Ia moment he was by her side.
Oh! Maud, darling, forgivo-pity mo-
and love me again, be cried. am alone
now, parents-wirc--all gone, and |
very lonely, Maud. Will you not for
give, and love again? ....
A quick blush dyed her fair cheek, and
,it up her beautiful eyes She gave him
her hanl; he clasped it eagerly,
Maud, he whispered, very softly, have
you forgotten the days gone by, when we
loved each other 50 well?
No, Philip; and she raised her lusttouS
eyes to his as she spoke; no, have not
nr5otton---l told you | could not.
Maud, said be, in trembling tones,
when left America, feared that you
might think me unworthy Of your love;
but have stfiven TO do my duty.
And now, darling, will you not tell IN.
that you love me! VIII you not give
me back the heart which you once said
was all my own!
He kneIt before her as he spoke, She
looked down upon him for a moment; and
then, with loving, beaming smile,
kissed the dark curls Of hairs, lightly
'insed with gray, that were brushed back
itom his temples.
still love you, Philip, she murmufcl,
and my heart has been yours lhro' all
these long years; you have done right,
and am very proud Of you, my Philip,
and, if It would make you happy 10 have
me walk through life with you uow,
will do so gladly.
He rose, and pressing her to his heart,
said, in a chokHd voice
May God bless you, Maud; you have
mado me very, very happy. Come to
my heart and home, aud let il be soon,
Maud--my darling, my wife.
They were married very quietly, a few
weeks afterwards. The world spoke Of
us marriage in high lie and praised
the beauty, talent aud grace Of the fair
bride; but Maud cared little for its opin.
ion; she hal now all that she had ever
wished fora home with her early love.
And did Philip, in his deep, (ervcnt
affection for Maud, forget her whose
golden head had first rested upon his
breast?
look al the liuo fairy, Of seven sum.
snofs, with the thick down dropping curIs
the soft, gazeI eyes, and the little
rosebud mouth She, is the loved and
only child Of Maud and Philip. Her
name was CLARE we're.
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County Court Clerks Office

franklin County, TENNESSEE
A. 4. Camp ct ais,
against the Heirs OF Solomon and Petition TO sell land
Mary Camp. deceased
0N motion Of complainant, and il appearing 10 the salts
" faction OF the Clerk, that defendants Fenamin Covn
and wife sally, - Appleton and wife Fanny, jos epl
Camp Joseph Cowlin and wife Permeia Wiley Jetton and
wife Lucinda, David, VIM. j.. John, JOSEPH and Mary
Finch, minor heirs OF Isaac and city Finch and VIM
Camp arc nonesents OF the state OF Tennessee so that
the ordinary process OF the law cannot be served upon
them. 1t Is therefore ordered that Publications. made In
the Home Journal newspaper published In the town Of
Winchester, Tennessee, for three successive weeks ne.
curing said nonresident defendants TO make their person.
81 appearance before the Hon Judge OF the County Court
OF Franklin County on the first Monday in October 1877,
and PLEAD answer or demur 10 oOmpainants bill. the
same viii be taken for COME sed to them and set for
hearing exparte VIM T. TIYLOR Clerk
bstil oarner for eomplts. (Septl2 81 50
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Wanted.

We want an Apprentices bog to
learnsthe printing business. He must
be able TO SPILL 'oeH, read priting nell,
and must have "A good knowledge Of
grammar. We want him to Gil the
station OF boy-bring a bucket Of
wa,er,i necessary. and take a slight
reproof, when his conduct merits it,
withou; having his dignity offended.
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Singular.

1t is somewhat singular facllha!prin.
te's scarcely ever lose anything by the
suspension Of Banks. Just now, while
the excitement runs high on Bank mat.
tiers, printers ale perfectly at ease. Who
can account for it?
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w HEAT AND FLOUR K.

W HEAT AND FLOU Il.
The subscribers have completed the most
perfect arrangements that can be made for
the sale of Wheat and Flour, and during the
remainder Of this year will devote their at
enlion almost exclusively 10 the sale of these
two articles, and they can say to their patrons
with certainty Il al they will realize as much
net money by shipping here as to any market
beyond Atlanta, and will do so with less risk
and in shorer time. As to the peculiar adj
vantages of our market every one is familiar
who knows its locality. We will accept on
wheat for ihree-fonrths the value of ship
ments at 30 days payable here or at Augusta.
Il. Road Receipts to accompany the drafts
Shippers of -four we think would find it to
their interest to draw at 60 days, so as to al
low ample time for sales to be effected with
ont forcing sales. We will continue report.
ing our market prices to the Tennessee pa
pers. They will be reliable as heretofore.
Very respectfully,
augS SEAGO, ABBOTT g. CO.,
General Com. Merchants, Atlanta, Ga.
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Circuit Court Clerks Office,
Franklin County, Tennessee.
PETITION FOR DlVORC Z .
Il Il ~. la-aa. IL.
ElIznhelh Hilton VS.. james Hilton.

Elizabeth Hilton vs. james Hilton.
On motion Of complainant, and it appear
inc to the abstraction of the Clerk, that the
defendant, James Hilton, is now confined in
the PcnI,enl.ary Of the State Of Tennessee,
80 that the ordinary process Of the law can
not be served upon him it is therefore or
dered that publication be made in the Home
Journal, newspaper published in the town
Of Winchester, Tennessee, for three success
sivo weeks, requiring said defendant to make
his personal appearance before the Judge Of
our next Circuit Court, to be holden for the
county Of Franklin, at the court house in
Winchester, on the 4lh Monday in November
next, and pend answer or demur to said petit
tion, or The same will be taken for confessed
and set for hearing eXparie
N. FRIZZELL, Crk & M.
Sept. %, 1857. oct3-3t
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49, It is our opinion that the preseIt
financial panic will subside very soon.
+, cannot continue after the crops arc Ia.
ka, m narhc'
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Rare Chance TO make Money.

NIIE undersigned has at great deal of eypensc col
| ] cced together the following valuable Recipes, &C.
for several of which he has maid Il 90 each and bs bae
no doubt that any possibly fail to make in short
time, an Independent living by selling them. Some of
tnei o9st o ~, ana several OF them yet sell. to
BUSINESS men, anu me a'lced Tor That amount. All who
WISH " he eHhei ior their own use or to sell
sn, gu a. ,e.e,ve .he enlle ot enumerated below by
ni nMn rn ,d'' post paul. py seus The Undersigned
ot' oSE t sih
o lahhs the celebrated gold and silver coun
'''.. aio.o ~
d H ~ Iahns we pest Dack, oue ana red INKS
''', r r.,uG,'," n INNS s, VI al Coors
ecppe a ~. shng .he celebrated oil paste blocking
;iI I ~ ahis the oee washihs iiuld, which
,p u " WASH more ciolnes III one hour than IN
10 dtaI ~ way, anu WIN scarcely any lab0ri 1t
s wn % w. msa at. MINIS " laOlos, SILKS ara woolens,
wen as enSi 1t also sets colors rather than removes
them.
recpe for MAXINE h ms pest matches ~, m
rnygorator, which the very best thing for the hair
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WI % EH' a 'T,S
r. T. FE PT IL s
PhR1siI EsifsrrS.

THE BEST FAMILY MEDIC me NOW BEFORE THE
public, for the of SCrohla, Ulcers SCurvy, or
Erupons Of the skin, Fever and Aue, Dropsy, and in
.ct most all diseases soon yield to their curative proper
ties 1t has been computed that during the last twenty
hVe years upwards FOUR MILLIONS of persons have
been benefited by the use of these medicines fact which
single trial will place them beyond the reach of comreti
tlo IN the estimate OF every patient. BY their use the
BLOOD Is RESTORED TO \ HEALTHY STATE and freed
rom all impurities The system is not reduced during
their operation but nvigoratcd and they require no re-
straint from business pleasure
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that will
do for them all that medicine can possibly effect.
Prepared by w. B. MOFFAT, NJ. D.,
Prop rietor, New York,
AND FOR SALE BY
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southern Portable Plantation

southern Portable Plantation
CORN FEED AND FIGURING MILL
ESTABLISHMENT
RURR hsOnes Of all sizes hand and made to order
ID Smut mills, mill irons, mill geerins betting, hosting
and regulating screws, screen wire damse irons Plaster
paris Dutch anchor brand boiling cloths OF all numbers
We also contract for the erection Of Touring and
mills Also all HI DIS Of repairing done in the most sub
statia manner, being both practical mechanics can
safely promise general satisfaction. Al articles sold by
us are warranted to be of the best quality Mers, Mill
wrgts and others are respectfully invited to examine our
stock before purchasing.
III orders and communications promptly attended to.
WARNE d RYAN,
Septic ~ cor. College aud Broad sts Nashville.
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We have had two or three light Crosts
during the past week. Tender vegetation
is nipped, and the leaves upon the sturdy
trees look scrc and yellow, and will in
few days mantle the earth in a robe OF
russell hue. The little flowers are put to
sleep now, and will slumber beneath
many white covering Of snow ere they
are again awakened to gladden. the chill.
dren Of earth. Rest, little buds and bios.
SONS, till the pleasant spring time comes
again to rouse you into new life and beau
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CABINET MAKERS g. UNDERTAKES

G.. NJ. FARMER,
AT HIS OLD STAND, SOUTHEAST CORNER
OF THE - SQUARE.
Winchester. sakr Tennessee.
Very thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, keeps on hand
and will furnish any article in cabinet furnl.
lure at the shortest notice. either of his own
manufacture or cf factory work. lie is de-
Iernlned that no one shall undersel him or
give more Inducements for custom. Any
article of his oun make that does not prove
10 be such as he sells it for may be returned
OIL bis hands.
COFFINS FURNISHED
at all times as cheap as any other person will
furnish them, aud on the shortest notice. and
sent to any portion OF the country without
extra charge. HIS horse that he keeps for
such purposes is well known and cannot be
surpassed in point of gentleness in any
country.
July l2, 1856. "
FOR SALE.-Three good Clocks. Aoplv
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WINCHE ESTER:
SATURDAY MORNING, OCT'R


We dislike to do it, but we are forced
to make an apology 10 our patrons this
week, Every hand in our Office is sorely
afflicted with a disease known in other
days as "'ryler Grip" or some other
"grip" equally severe. Besides, the
County Fair having bceA in progress
most Of the week has nlerrered 10 some
extent with our regular business. Are
we eXcusable, under the circumstances?
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ID. +. BLACKBURN, NJ. D.,
Septic fy Eamps,ire uanrv conptv. Tenn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-06-27

On removing the bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Railsback from the family burying place to
a new and more convenient cemetery IN the
Dooley settlement, four and half miles
south of Eaton, Ohio, the body Of Mrs. X.
was found to be converted to solid lime stone,
preserving remarkable fulness and plump.
ness as OF life. The weight Of the body
was estimated at about 600 pounds.
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GREAT ToDAcco CONrRAcr.-The Spanish
government has authorized its consul at N.
York to advertise for proposals for the sup
ply OF Kentucky and Virginia tobacco, for
the consumption Of Spain, during the next
four years. 1t is estimated that the amount
required will be worth from five TO ten mil.
lions Of dollars per annum.
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OTTAWA MARBLE YARD.

THE undersigned having purchased the shop and stock
OF Gewell Finley where he intends to carry the
business a extensive scale He has on hand and
always receipt of the best quality Of American TIA
ian Egyptian Marble for Head Stones Tomb Stones
Monuments, Mantles Furniture, &C. As he has some OF
the best workmen in the western country he feels
sured that get up anything in his line superb
STYLE together with low prices he feels
he will give all those who favor him with support
entire satisfaction.
n. b. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
promptly attended to. JAMES WILLS.
Ottawa March g. 1856
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Sash, Door, and Blind Factory

A. r. CAQklELuN
XXYOULD inform the public that he is now making at
w his Factory on the Hydraulic Basin, near the CT.
ty Mills, superior articles of Doors, SASH and Blinds
NV work is all made of seasoned Lumber and in pont
Of finish sd durability, will compare favoraby with any
in this market.
Builders and others invited give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere, am that can offer them
inducements to buy of me. A. r. CAQUEIJN
OTTAWA. October 25, 1856
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ROBERT N. Days

GENERAL AGENCY AND LAND OFFICE.
Waterloo, Black Hawk Co., Iowa.
RE subscribers would inform the public that thew have
opened of6ce At Waterloo, where they viii do ali
business entrusted TO their with promptness Land
entered by cash Taxes paid and collections
made Northern Iowa. Money invested joint
rest.
Persons wishing invest money In the West or desr.
ing information, may depend upon faithful and prompt
attention.
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Planlng and Saving Mill,

THE undersigned have this day entered into co-part
/ nership in the above business under the firm of
KNIGHT 4 RATHBCS.
They prepared to furnish dressed flooring and
siding establishment the hydraulic basin in
Ottawa. of superior workmanship their triumph
machine in any quantities, and at prices to suit
chasers They will do custom work, Of planning and
saving short notice Dressed and undressed Lumber
constantly hand at reduced cash prices Come and
see X A. KNIGHT,
iul2slys T. r. RATHBCN.
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FARMERS ATTENTION.
DREW Il MAlERHOFER
MRS. GRAY

TYYOULD inform the public that she still continues
w give lessons the piano, guitar, and melodeont'
Also, instruction in thorough bass. Lessons given
her boarding place. at Amasa Fosters west Of the sdo
cut, and At tie residsnc Of pupils Jan n
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Il Cigar Man"factOry

on Main st., Door East Of Post C,ffce,
1HE subscriber would inform the public that he is
i nufacturng and keeps hand the best quality Of
Chewing Tobacco, Snuff, Pipes, &c, at wholesale and
tall prices favorable to customers. Also the best Of
Havana. Laopera, Cassadoris, and other kinds Of C
gars. Farmers end others who smoke chew make
q great saving by buying Of me at wholesale, as can
sell better article, at a less price than pedlars.
Please call Mandatory, next door west Of the
Post Office, anS see for yourselves.
Nov 10. G, III. SCHNEIDER.
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,
MECHANICS IN!
REMOVAL
ERnnk lnrhoz1S Lee G1RAm SRl0nU

Frank BeTbeZ'S Ice Cream saloon,
(WHICH the past year situated one door west o'
w the Bank Of Ottawa Is removed this year one door
east'os the Mansion House.
His Establishment and Saloon will be in perfectly
good shape.
Besides nice Saloons there added to his Estab-
lishment Balcony, which " i'll give entire satisfaction
As well and better than the past years. BERBH VIII
do all he can far depends him, to offer to his
customers superne quality OF Ice Cream Soda Cakes,
of all kinds, &c. In word he them that all
the articles in his line will be in the best and Of first
quality.
What the Confectioneries belongs will be found with
him. Candies, OF every description from the assorted
TO the finest quality.
The ladies that kind to honor him by their
these past years, respectfully invited 10 do
the this Summer.
He is that all the ladies and gentlemen, well
the youth that will be kind to visit his Saloon will
turn ZONE every time entirely satisfied.
Come and If please If what he says above IS not
he purest truth. lmy9-6ml FRANK BERDEZ
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e, G.. GOODRICH. VI. D..

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON:
Odfe. third door uesf Of Otd,cd Bank, Main Srtd,
OTTAWA, Ills
TAR e. would respectfully call the attention OF those
suffering from Chronic Diseases, particularly scr o.
fuIa White Swelling Salt R,-u- Erutons OF the race
and skin cad Head, Old Sores, and all diseases arising
from impurities of the blood .
Also, Deformities, Curvatures. and Diseases OF the
SPINE Distortions Of the Feet, Contracted Limbs, stun
Joints, &c
Cancer treated upon entirely new principle and
id. h. etl.fnr IInenuaIrd- ap4
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EYE such IS Rough Granulated Lids, Inflammation,
Acute or Chronic Blindness with Film, Opacity of the
Cornea, scrofulous Sore Eyes, Weeping Wa ery Eyes
Amaurosis and Cataract Weakness of Sight sllip9 Of
the Lids, Inflammation Of the Tear -Duc, &c
Also. all Scrofulous Affections Of the Hu n System
treated win success The various surgica opt atiohs
spon the eye performed in the sknful ,nne
Let no nfamed eye-Eo Of impaired gbt ne.
elected for . single day
once over J. ". Mis- Store, Ottawa, H.
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NEW ICE CREAM SALOON.

NEW ICE CREAM SALOON.
VI. FOR MAILS
DESPECTFULLY announces .. the ladies and gentle
HI of that he has taken and fitted up the
rooms adjoining the late Washington Hotel" on the
OF Madison and Columbus Street, as an
Ice Cream Saloon and Candy shop.
All Liquors except a superb Soda Fountain, have been
banished from the premises and the entire apartments
will be devoted to Ice Cream, Cakes, Soda Fountain
Candies Fruits, &C. &C As he has been to heavy e1
pense in fitting up first class style, he hopes
for liberal share Of public patronage.
The whole establishment will be under the supern'
;endence OF Mrs. NJ EoaAHALs, a lady of much expert
ence in the business myg
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OS. ,. DEECs
CANAL BAKERY,
BY &. lRION & Co.,

Near nS Hdurord DeIsO'
WE have continually hand and for sale all sorts o
w Crackers, Bread Cakes, and Pies, and everything
belon Eing a first rate Bakery.
Also an sorts Of Groceries and Provisions, and
and cold victuals.
We assure customers better and cheaper articles
than bought Bakery in the Western States
a. the mechanical part Of our business ourselves.
Come and before you buy elsewhere.
The highest market price paid for Butter Lard Eggs
&c. &c. tsp2.-6ml L. lRloN 60
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The world is getting no better fast.
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY
BY j. u. WHEELER.
open in I1ossacks Block, where the choicest
j riey Of Crackers, such as Butter Soda Boston, and
Lemon Crackers and every variety Of Cakes, Bread,
and Pies. Also Confectionery.
A share of the public patronage Is solicited
Remember the place, in Hossack's Block, next door
west of the Meat Market. Main Street
Ottawa March H. ISL JOSEPH u. WHEELER.