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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-14

A SINGULAR SUICIDE-In the little town
Of Dover, which is situated on the Cumber-
land river, in Middle Tennessee, there lived,
some time ago, an eccentric and intemrer-
ate old bachelor by the name of Kingston
On one occasion, when prostrated on his
bed by excess, and suffering sctualy from
those things and horrors peculiar to his sit.
uation, he sent for one of his old boon COM
panions to come and visit him. Shyrack,
for that was the others name came duly
into Kingston's room.
whats the matter, Kingston!"
"Shyrack, shut the door,"
"Lock it,
"Eh:"
"Lock the door,"
Certainly, my dear boy"
"Shyrack, I'm going to kill myself"
My dear fellow, let me eptreat you not
to do i'll"
81 WILL"
"No, no-obiige me, and don't"
"Must do it,"
"Don't it'll be the death Of you!
Shyrack was quite cool and jocose, little
dreaming that SO terrible an event was actu-
ally going to take place. .
Kingston had, rs the least eccentric act OF
his life, taken 0 chisel and malet to bed
with him. and now with desperate resolve
he seized the extraordinary tools of death,
and in an instant drove the blade Of his
chisel into his breast.
The hair rose upon Shyrack's head and
fright spread like sheet Of snow over his
face.
Livingston! Kingston! my dear fellow
vou-d-d rascal Kingston! do you want
to have me hung? Hold on! don't die till
call somebody"
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A Washington lctter-writcr nuder date
Of Oct. 25, says: II saw Col Benton riding
out a few hours since. He has thinned
very much. lie sat firm in his saddle, and
bolt upright as though at review. His
health is not restored, and his physicians
say it never will be. While it was thought
that he was dying, learn hat late and
early. he was hard at work getting ready
for the press. another volume of his Digest
of the Debates in Congress"
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THE NEW YORK BAKERY |!
TV WHEELER a SsNpSSN

W 70 ssF.f.tsut ~ - ~ssC~. a,
HE undersigned would respectfully inform The nina
i hitauis OF Ottawa and vicinity that they now
prepared furnish the choicest variety OF Crackers.
such Butter Soda, Lemon Boston Oyster Abernetha
a Il Water Biscuit. Also. Bread, Cakes, Brown Bread,
Pes &c, good variety. Confectionery. Of the
choicest selection constantly on hand. All kinds OF
Fancy and Wedding Cake made TO order.
The .ub ,crber> having spared pains eSpeEse in
fitting up a wagon FOR the convenience and accommods
ton their and the public generally,
able furnish anythin. in their line those who de-
sire Tho.- wishing the New YORK Wagon call daily,
please send their orders t!e y Y. Bakery Or TO
the Post Office
Remember the place, in HossacL's Block, next
door wet 0f the Meat MARKET, Main street. send in
your orders and tley Wi receive prompt attention.
M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-14

Offers in gold were made in st. Louis on
Friday last for Illinois currency at five per
cent. d scount. put it was not to he had at
that priee. Thrse weeks ago the brokers
we're buying lit at from fifteen to twenty
Ave per cent. discount.
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A good Joke, saws the Syracuse Standard

A good joke, says the Syracuse Standard
is related of Miss g., laughter-loving good
natured natured lass, who was spending the
afternoon with neighbor, and during sup
per the conversation turned to hens, &c.
Miss G. observed that her hens did not lay
scarcely any eggs, and she could not tell
the reason. "Why," observed Mr.. p, "my
hens lay very well. go out among them
almost every day and get eggs" ezra
cious!" was the instant rejoinder. 81 wish
you would come over to our house and run
with our hens a spell, I'm sure father would
pay you we'll for your trouble" She'll do.
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New Hat Store,

On Uai Street, near tie Bdak ot' Ottard.
r. YTyIiE subscriber wishes to inform the ci- -~Ea
tE i tzens OF Ottawa aud La Sale County HisHaA
e&Otlat he has opened a Hat and Cap Manu-
factory tn. formerly kept by John Stephens,
door Of the Bank of Ottawa, where lac intends
k,pig constantly hand tn. best assortment Of Hats
and Cap. that be found in the market. lie would
b. happy have you give him call before purchasing
OTTAWA. SelIt.mbcr i. lrJI. JAMES CORWIN.
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COLLECTIONS IN Iowa are unusually dnbi-
Gus. An Iowa CITY core spondent writes TO
the n. Y. Post: IL know OF n certain mcr-
chant of this city. who started westward
with bills receivable and accounts for collec-
ton amounting TO twenty thousand dollars.
I NAV add, that better business man, or q
more inde(atigahle solicitor does not exist
in Iowa. He returned from his trip with
three hundred dollars as the fruit Of his la
bors. His collections we're Just one and-a-
half per cent on the smount due"
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Tobacco Il Cigar NamWfaclory

IN la !SLlLe st. one Door South Of IibSoa sf Bros
sEIE subscriber would inform the public that he
L nufaciuring and keeps hand the best quality of
Va Chewing Tobacco, snuff, Pipes, Sc wholesale and
retail prices favorable TO Also the best of
Havana Laopera, Cassadoris, and other kinds of Ci-
CARS Farmers end Others who smoke chew make
"A great saving by buying of me at wholesale, l
sell a better article at a less price than pedlars.
Please call at my Mandatory, next door west OF the
Post Office, an| Tor yourselves
Ottawa, Nov 10. G.. H. SCHNEIDER.
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n r w MILL

TuNHE Exchange Mill of Haskell Sample 10 ready
Il 20 do CUSTOM WORK with despatch and satisfac.
ton. Superior Flour for sale at al times.
my16 HASKELL SAMPLE.
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Carriage Repository,

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
-v TINHE ALyORD CARRIAGE MANU-,
o@S i FEATURING COMPANY, thankful
for the patronage bestowed upon them
XI&-LQ- the past wear, would announce that they
have hand receiving from their mandatory
In Connecticut good assortment of CARRIAGES con-
sisng part of Barrouches, Rockawsys, Sliding Seat
top and top Bugges Of various patterns Light Spring
Wagons with seats Concord Buggies, &C, all made Of
Connecticut Lumber, and in the most durable manner
Having had long experience in the manufacture OF
CARRIAGES feel confident that We give entire
satisfaction in durability workmanship, quality and
price We invite all wishing to purchase to call and
examine stock. Al Lcdrrdnted-
We have also a Shop connected with our Repository,
doing all kinds OF Carriage repairing short notice,
and in the best Store on Main Street
sep26-6uls H. W. JONES, AGENT.
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NJ / j. l. / y i. l. y.
MISS AVERY
NJ / i. l. 1 y T. Il y q.
yIISS EhRh

rs now receiving a fine selection OF MILLINERY
1 GOODS for the Fall and Winter Trade. at her room
in BaSsnett's building opposite the Mansion House
Grateful patrons for the Past, she =o.cIt- con
tinuanre of their patronage
Bonn. L rl-Il,.l ty nrt.E. sCf-E
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Sash, Door, and Blind Factory.
4. r. CAQuELgN

\. r. Z 4lSU Elm
VE7OUiD inform the public that he is making, at
W. his Factory the Hydraulic Basin the CT.
ty Mills, superior articles OF Doors Sash, and Blinds.
all made of seasoned Lumber, and point
OF finish al durability, Will compare fayoraby with any
in this market.
Builders and others invited give a call before
purchasing elsewhere. that offer them
induc.meut to buy Of me. A. +. CAQCELIN.
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
4. u. SANfSlS b.
Rrcad. Oak &C.. and Crac X erS

Bread. Cake &C.. and Crackers.
on .H,djs"H, COiUJtbuS Street. Otdtr1, INinOt.
Z prepared To furnish the shortest notice, a
Z very superior article Of Sugar. Soda, Boston Butter
Water Pie Nc Wine, and Ginger Crackers, Pilot and
Navy Bread.
A. business strictly Cash basis and have eve
~ facility for ManufactGrng.I enabled to sell as 10
: any other House ia the West.
All kinds Of Fancy and Wedding Cake kept constantly
hand and made 20 order. InovZyl {. W. SANFORD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-11-14
New Lumber Yard.

Grsdt -ftTdcfton fOr Farmers ana ucchdntcs
YlNIE best OF Lumber offered in Otta-
Il l. ready for sale at the new lumber yard of
H. T. pow ELL co formerly oCcu led by X. SIZsK. IL
comprises lgrge quantity OF dry clear Lumber, of df
ferent thickness Also. all kinds OF common Lumber,
Pn.ry Shingles Lath, Nas. sash. Doors in short
thing necessary for complete building W. feel conf
dent from acquaintance and connection with some Of
the largest dealers in Chicago that offer better
Inducements To- buyers than any other firm in ile City
Ottawa. June ~, 1854. II r. POWELL CO
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STONE 4 EELS,
METROPOLITAN HALL.

OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
HlHIS Hall is the largest in the place, and is well
Il adapted for Balls and Concerts, is well lighted with
gas and provided with all necessary conveniences for
Parties, Concerts, Balls, &c.
For particulars address d. WALKER CO.,
feb14 CssGrd, Hs.
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Millinery and Drc>, Making.
NIILLIN l. /; y 4.
HIISN NliHSsFS
New Meat Market.

DEEF, FORK, MUTTON. &c, ac, the best the country
Il produces TO he had at Sol Deg-n'- Meat Sar-
ket corner Main and Columbus Streets III Cushinan
old stand east the Mansion House Tile patronage o
the public is respectfully solicited
1r,,xs Octob-r 81 sol. DEGEN. PrODri>tOr-
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KauRk Sk 0nS

sIyHE subscriber begs call attention to his Buckskn
i Establishment Main ST., next house west of Ma
gils office. Tanned buckskins, all kinds of buckskn
gloves, whip ases, &C. aiWs vs on hand and sold atow
est prices.
Cash paid for deer skins. (jun7-ul HENRY RAPP
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DOCTOR MCNAMARA,
HomGopdthist.
Once in Natting-r's Block, second floor.
EDr. ". will receive patients IN hrs ofiice at ALI
IorRx during the day and night apis
DR.. B. w. BRICE,

DIR. B. W. BRICE,
HAS himself in this place for the purpose OF
prSc,icng medicine. and respectfully Offers his ser
citizens of Ottawa and those IN Its vicinity
in all TN. various branches of his profession
FROM his experience aud familiarity with western dis
eases a prompt and vigant discharge OF PROBES
sionai duties, he hopes merit share Of Patr"na-
Twenty years ago more, he known in Ohio to
many eho citizen. Of this county, 10 some o
whom he would take pleasure in referring. Among them
Esqr- John Green Matthias Trunlbo. & W. Arm
strong and Abrarn Trumbo He would also refer to Dr.
4. II. Rowland and Dr. Joseph stout Of ottawa
Residence and office Paul Street east and near
VS.. H5jiiek'. building, opposite the residence o
fl,e l1-= fudge Cotton JunzO
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u.VySTr,EET Market:
Nussuck's neir ROtc, q fe1e doors edSf q H'e 80
Bridgs.
KETCHERlY n NA1HIAS

"AVING formed a partnership III the bufclerinS bn-
III sine-~ solicit patronage at the above stand
Beef ed Hams Veal, Mutton, Sausages, Lard. Tai
low Salt Pork baconin short, article belonging
to a well regulated Meat Market always on hand.
JACOB KECHERLY. [mar2ll GEO W. MATTHIAS
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+. ID. SWEETSER.
Sickle & File Manufacturer
OTTAWA STONE YARD,
REMOVAL!

81 y>riOy .Srs.t rseGr BTrnHrds TdJop EstdJii-l,se
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions
Athens and Joliet Stone for sale all delivered to orde
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L U M B z r
Highly iHpOrtant % Fdymers and all Others
Another New Lumber Yard

FAIRFIELD n SACKETT,
On nie Si,ke ,Jt and Main Street, XOssdck ef
EscAar,i-0Bs WdrekOuse,
AVE hand aud offer at prices which they
think will he found tempting, very large lot of
Pine Lumber, Shingles Latt, Sc., &c. As Of their
lumber is received direct from the rneries they sell
a very slight advance Chicago prices. Please call
and seeb bel pLrcha sing el.ew here. fee2l-tf
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r. II. HOYT.

Matchmaker and .Je,ceier-it 4 fO.ter's old stand,
South side oT the tOryf Nysse Square, Otta'cd-
YYYArCH work thoroughly done and warranted
" Clocks repaired at the shortes; notice Clocks,
Wstei,e, and J.welry for sale cheap Dec Is
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28

the scene Is enough to explq''e the
,isibles ST lan incurable dyspspt a.
the latest and not the least conicei
rontrivance 81 tie opposition, =
having only three candidates tpr Con
gress. when they ought 70 have
thirteen, and selecting them because
their names begin with C.+ior Nc
other reasonin the world that we cap
imagine CRrrcHRR, Grams, y AELiIel
enphonious triad ofnalnes, destined
to slime in the constellation q
American statement Some may
think this conglomeration Of alliterat
tive appelIatiOns is the result Of 2
casual coincidence Of circumstances.
No such thing There is 4 deep,
mysterious meaning in i, else what
Isienifies o.lrinotto Z Iris . cabalistid
conceit COM letely beyond our com
prehension but we know there is
salt 10 il Why, Of all the letters q
the alphabet, should they havt
pitched upon on Because Congress
begins with q ca That seems silly
| Because Constitution begins with I
lsG2--That Is prcpostcrous. Because
| Country begins with q G Still moro
labsurd. We give IL up. Cnnnins
Cant, Craft, il I'll We can make q II
TIE South.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
Resignation d ! ., sIulss itdss.

The Hon. w. w. D11mmond, one
Of the justices Of the supreme court Of
Utah Territory, has Forwarded his
resignation to Washington He thus
sets forth his reasons for resisning.
In the first place, BringhanI Young,
the Gov. of Utah Territorg,is the
acknowledged head Of the commonly
called ..A[ornons, 2 and as such head
Ethe Mormonsl look to him afrns for
tho laso by which they are I'll be gov
erned therefore, no law Of Congress
lie By them considered binding in any
manner.
Secondly. I know that there Is 9
secret oath bound organization among
| an the male members OF the church,
q acknowledge no law save the
ny 81 TIE s,holy priesthood. L which
81 q tie people through Brigham
h1 iliieci from God he, Young
be-. vieeaeixnt 81 Sod and pro-
phctiS SSr of gosely Smith
who was AN 81 ftis hind ,.,,d
tress0haDie Y 1fs.s.o l
Thirdly. am iuss p s'aEH Vat there
lis a set Of men set apafs 81 spSs..s. 81
der Of the church 70 take
lives aid property Of persons
may question the authority q the
church. 1.-THE names of whom will
promptly make known st q future
time.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
Political Wrtrkers.

II there is one thing mere than another
that the people are tired of. it's that class
ofpoliticians who are eternally saving the
country. When the whole Union was
TO be saved. and MI, CLAY was to Be- the
preserver. the thing Nasat least respec-
table. After the great Pacifcator. Mr..
CLAr, wellad the small Pacifcalor, Nj.
FooTR. Itwas then thought TIE thing
could notbecome more lndicrous. But
who can place . limit to human capabili-
II, upward Or downward ? CAKLrLz
apostatised from bis party Tor the pur-
pose ofassisting to save bis country from
Catholics. foreigners. and the Nehrasks
Bill. The old ship Of State weathered
1.-The point without the lid ofhimself and
| his dismal associates. Her new pilol
and herold crew have sailed her BY the
guide Of the old chart into blue water
There being no longer Any danger TIA
the Union would DO wrecked. Garlic il
out Of employment and kindly offers Y
keep the good ship Virginia otf the rocks
We feel confdent that His offer will y
contemporaries effected Where. then
Nill be get employment What is ther,
til him to save Who has need for
political wrecksr? Would be hear
/ suggestion from u.s. We hare Away
taken great interestaiiu bis ven being =
Onr advice Isl Avrecker save tlYself---
! Pilot. steer your own private bark out D
i Virginia waters. You and your polite
are becoming ererv day more distastefu
Is the peopls 81 this State
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28

FgARFuL LEAp.--The Richmond
South says We learn that one ofthe
passengers on the Petersburg train,
yesterday morning. wishing, We sup
pose, to obtain newspaper notoriety,
and To give the Coroner another inter
esting job, jumped from the cars,
while crossing the Bridge here, into
the river below. The bridge Is one
.ef the highest in the State, and the
bed Of the river filed with rocks.
Yet wonderful to tell, he escaped Sc.
rions injury, and succeeded III clam.
bering upon one OF the, isIets in the
river, where a boat came to his assis.
lance. Either satisfied with his ex,
plot, or determined to try II ovei
again, he permitted himselfAto be
conveyed 70 the shore and have his
bruises attended To-.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
/. nIoddag.

We understand, that in the dis
scussion 1t Bhekliann6n. between Mr..
jenkins and Mr.. Carlile, Mr. Garlic
positively denied having said in the
discussion in Westonsthat he was op.
posed to the distribution Of the pre-
Eceeds ofthe salcs Of the public lands
because he believed tito Be unc6nsti-
futional to do 81. This We call )
complete backing out. Il is known
and can be established BY the most
|indisputable evidence that Mr.. Car
lie did sag it Weston in, said dis
cnssion4 that the belieyedit to be uaas
constituti0nGk tp distribute the pro-
ceeds of thesales Of the public lands. 2
Such dodging il, however, in charac-
Itar with the man. He has Published
& circular, iIiwlIich, hesqnotes Gen.
jackson 70 slow the sanction Of that
Hero and Patriot, tp hishideous pro,
position, by tile same kind Of perver.
Son that In6dels prove 'sthefe is no
God !. Mr.. Garlic SAYS for Gen.
jackson, by stopping at comma,
land emitting that which follows.--
sslt seems to the to be our true policy
| that the public lands shall cease, as
lsoon as pracficable 10 be q source 81
laevennep The General says foa
.spase sIt seems to me to Be oul
ssae policy that thepublic lands shall
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
Crltshsr, Ctaas aud Grille.

capt alterations artfulaid ]" csurhill:,.
For usit is sorre Of Infinite arluse-
|ment TO witness the solemnly ridica..
ious farce whichIis now enacting on
the political stage Of Virginia. We
do not look at il with o saIdonic grin
offiendish qualification, but with those
genuine feelings pf irresistible merri-
ment with WHICH one contemplates
|theS grinlaces oil a clown, orf the
simi0ns antics 6f mountebank -
Dick STERILE said il was humanity to-
laugh, and had that joyial prince Of
good fellows lived III these times. he,
would have had ssxeess Of his humane
employment. Whatdelightfnl little
pasquinades lie would have perpe-
trated upon Know Nothingism, For
orr part, SO far from wishing to annie
hilate the opposition or to make them
give overs their laughter provoking
ways, we IRE disposed to cry Vivs "a
Ibag0telle long may they continue
to fret and strut upon the stage, the
most comical Of all comicalities only
we fear, our excessive cachinnations
may bring on an|untimely fit of apo
Eplexy, and SO abbreviate onr Illus
trions career, or else We may die Of
| fatty degeneration.
No party ever existed before which
had such an admirable facility Of
Ichanging it's entire structure, without
] materially affecting the soundness Of
The parts. Individual Instances 81
political regeneration there have
been more stratliHg pefhaps, bui Ger
ktainly no organization Of men evercut
\ as many somersetts In the same space
loftime al they have done. Miss EN-
INA STANLEr's dexterity and MINDLESS
in changing her Costumes and charac-
tiers, are not more surprising. The
famous English cpurtier,
4 Who. IL the course of one Seyolving noon
4 Was chemish fiddler. atesnaa aud bur ses,'s
'lwitl, all his levity and versatility,
would find Il difficult I'd keep pace
Iwith their rapid transnl6 gFifcations.
4 ia what new character they viii
next appear remains to Be seen bul
j We have every reason to expec b con.
lEtinuance pf the richest entertainment.
Some crsdulons Democrats believe
that the Opposition arc iii sober ear.
& nest. and indeed their acting "a a
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28
MI. Garlic It Tie April Cont

Enquiry has been made why We gave
ID account, Ii ourlast issue. Of Mr.. Can
'LllE late speech. Our apology i q
good one this paper Is published on
! tuesday unfortunately our typessetter
weuk u hear the speech on Monday aud
was d utterly pros.rated BY the effort
Che set the whole thing through As %
DO totally incapable IF further exertion
sor seward days. The speech here isre-
garded, ~ both parties, - ! sd falling
oF from NJ CARIlLE' previods eisStts
At this place. Iutsinsically. the subject
| IL more difficult and less easily handled
Eby y man Of CAaIiLE's ability Il il 50
much easier % excite the traditional pre-
iudiee Of Protestant against Catholic, and
|theinborn dislike Of natives against Tia
Iforsigner. than to discuss the aohstitu.
ltiopality ola measure ike the distribatioz
lbin We we're disposed 70 make every
alIoNAnce, Yet when We considered how
Hong and carefully be had prepared him
sell, and his bill. forthe campaign. u,
say. emphatically. TIE speech ms ! tai
FIRE. when he spoke herr last iali be va
surrounded 81 esery aafantage caleula
i ed to conceal tie nasnkal poverty of hi.
II ~ f.l
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1857-04-28

III = II
History furnishes no example Of 2
people who have all ut once proved
Spfrue IL their ancestral fame. The
transition from state where patriot
a., lolfv nr;de. and high spirit,
were characteristics, to one of utter
5s ~ , s. Eli these great and Ell.
s6l;rr onal;t;..s las always been
..ssd,,al Tbs dans,eYs whicl, menace
az ,esra a !, # bann 4 Iof the Old
~ ,ss '', from, He threatened IN
..os;a,, q ~, ..s s,srcenary hordes from
Nv. $3.50 No.th have aroused without
alarming her. The avowed object Of
49, salar;-;ne, her With free labor. Being
| Is convert her into free State. and
IS S,,erth , ,o,y the ;1at;tutioI, Of slavery,
~ Il, d IN, ~ v;rc;n;a and fhe South
~. $3.50, a.. "A I. c,,sst;on Norman Gan be-
- 3. ;ns s - = q Contend that she must
y . ,,;esce s;lently and submissiyely
4, ss;s dar;nc ;,.yas;on rs do SO,
| /, Is 10 repudiafe and dishonor
lher historical character Such y peo-
1 Die can never Be untrue to themseiyes
snd we hal;sye that this invasion, II
/ NV viii Be resisted with M
rarslleled s,,;rEf and vigor. The pe6-
/ ,,ia 81 flat nhfriotlc and renowned
fs ~ s :, =, sreaitb aeein aroused to q
se o.o g daneTar that nav threaten
49, n 8 Tisa,, saen, III have wisely
mem. .,.. ; 7. 4 49, 81 IS y, ,acard and
conc' ua0u ~: at T ~. go s. i, sarnest
lrea. Ut. ~ W IS = il ,,e,.,,et,a!
anu .ha. 49, 49, = ~ zach him. by
~ ~ $3.50. !, 800 - ,esson that he Il
lios1 - 4 go 80 ,,.sa,.a,s s,ib;ect
gesllng u Z. VII :.si:aa.;n,s ~ nan.
pe!tlllk 49, ~. W; ,;' a tbsy , i
W. VIZ z pln.on . II a. III nf
s 6 anDs saSo,slie - tie success of I'll
nj 1 $3.50 .cha,l,a. nor AZ We believe
~, 49, Ihaald occ,,r ! orea
a ana n 4 rc.actionary change
I that Vird;nians will permit Mt. Ell
Il Thaver to declare his .sdiyide ndsn Of
y E;ro;nia soil
d 81 thus viii Ii ever he IFssasnI
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a e proposed to hold 9 pemocratlc
Convention II Boone 81 III, Boone codn-
- en THURSDAY, tie 3oth day of April
ns4t. Is nominate 4 candidate for this
es1at5rial District, to gil the sacascly
created 81 the resignation of Andrew
Rafls, Esq. .
tbs counties composing this district
Ire. Boone, Wyoming, Logan Putnam
wa anawha. It's hoped all the coun-
,;cs ii tho dis3rict will conenr r. this
nroSosition for hold ling i Convention, and
MI takc measures OBSCURE 4 full repre-.
IlssfIetion. 81