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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-27

CHARLES
y. HALE,
WHOLESALE AND
BOOTS, SHOES "
49,, TRUNKS, VALTSES,
va - sor PIT BAGS, &C.,
I'm HIHEPTELIC SQUARE,
MS nov,D NASUNEII,E2, TENN,
4 trade, c -eccpt OF his Stock r.r TaI ana Winter
Shoes and insisting of Ladies', Misses aud Cllrs U.t4s
Geutp CATERS tlU aud tig s0sl. ulr and fbrrt heels
gOes. nue Cali Boots and SHOES ans Gter single and double
@
-nts Calf Scotch Boots and Shoes
do Kip B7usar-. Iar.I aud uaIlunI.
do do Heavy Cal and hip Eoo.s.
do do Grain. water rrr0f srv
large assortment of Heavy B-lsss lufs Cor PlaDair
use both Home raie aul Essn Nurk, Acu Plough Shoes
Momens Heavy nutch Boots. &c.
complete assortment o. Boys and Ioulls CAT and Kip
Boots. and HrogRns; also, Nsrr Chlrsus Kl d
Goat BoOes, Caters aEd Shanghai B0Jjaes. with without
heels
Misses and Cbdrens AIstaIs Tipped Eootsa new article
EEEgNESN,
Also Ladies French Hress Trunks leather Tror
fraRled Trunks, Naes. Clr1ct Is, Ladies' Leather Sstehe
&C. all OF which olrrr. TO Eu advance Cost
My friends and O. paddle generally Especially invited
examine their stock, feeling 7nf1. that they viii he pleased
both il respect to quality and Irte.
Eepls-d CHAS. D. HALL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-27

10 DISQUALIFICATION
RTERCHANTs who wish a select assortment OF superior
lfA Hats fer cash. very short time VITA exsnnOn, will
find it to their siysntage TO call at
a. WATERfIELD & wALKERss,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-27

HARRIS. GORDON a CO.,
FOR THE PuRPosE TsASascTxaA
GEN r n Ar CO "a NISHEON
Forwarding Business,
At fAS Oh sssHd or ~ b G0rf0s e Co. Rtss5}zs Taua
". a. GOR8Ox Co., Nil eOnaue the FacsorF aaa MI
Agency heretofore in tAe WarehOuss beng rectss
Joining tie one occupied b. Harris. 60rdon 4 Co.
Nashville, I'll, lSje.
Pine Imported BranGtes for sqIe.
y Pipes. Jules ROhins q Co. COgnAs Viutass lssa.
4 . Isl5
x Alex seIgDests sISs
Punchon Old Scotch WHISKY very fne.
The Jayoee Of BrAnays viii hs sas eAsas-
4 months time
DecIs HARRIS, GORroS Z ca
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-27
CRAIEHEAD CO.,

Hardware.
29PUELTC SQUAGE, NASHVILLE, 7EYHESSEE.
afE CBAIGiEA I'D having purchased the entreinterest
- or Mr., VIM H. MiECHIN,in the business Of Craghead
Mnchn, alone authorized the Of the late Arm in
iidao and will continue the busnssat the old stand No.
2g Public Square. under ne a above. maN2l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

Our democratic Friends W. bear il mind
that ne-.t '..de-lsy * el.c.i... G.y. al .hi.
Count ''e have = Treasurer, School Com
nissioHe-, aud Surveyor % elect. The par
ties OF the d.ly-Delnocratt and RcruL!:-
can have cash = ticket in the field The
democrats hare nominated Col VIM. Bar
Der for Treasurer, Robert Wilson for Sur
veyor, ard Capt. J. W Brown for School
Commissioner; the republicans have nom
mated Saml T. Lewis for Treasurer. ". T.
"hitmore fer Surveyor, and Wells Wait
for School Commissioner
As these offices carry with them no
great political consequence, and the men
ON both these tickets are equally unexcep-
tionable, we havenot felt like pitching in
and making big'fight when there was so
little to fight about We had supposed
this mere county election would be allow
ell to pass of as usual without stirring up
the deep waters Of luminosity and strife
Late eTcntS, however. appear 10 have given
the Republicans alarm. Certain develop
ments exhibiting the tendency OF their
principles have threatened stampede
from their ranks, and they fear an ul.fa-
vorable resul, of Ike election in this coun-
ty may increase that stampede. According
" within the last two weeks We are advis-
ed they have sent runners from Ottawa
into every town il. the county to stirup the,
voters, and that these political nl;ss;ona-
ries are met at every cross road and corner
from Ncriden to Usage. Their anxiety
seems not 10 be so much about the safety
OF their ticket, FOR OF that they profess to
have no fears: hut rather by obtaining q
large majority 10 manufacture a sort OF en-
dorsement of certain late Questionable pro
ceedings of the leaders in Ottawa Such
being the object, we hope the democracy
VIII turn on. III body and give them the
best shot in the locker If every little pre-
cincs election is TO be made test of poll
teal strength, the democrats should have
as much pride in making good show as
the republicans
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
Douglas i'll Reply TO lsiack.

After the miserable failure of the burly
Pennsylvania Dutchman, Bill Bigler, in his
tilt with Judge Douglas in the L 5. SEN
ate, one would have supposed it difficult
to find another Pennsylvania muff-head
willing to make like ridiculous exhibit
ton OF himself Mr.. Attorney General
Black, however, appears not to have prof
tied by the example of poor Bigler, and
ventures upon another foolhardy tilt with
the Little Giant We have Just finished
the perusal Of Judge Douglas Reply"
II there Is any thing left OF the Attorney
General after such chawing up" it Will
take good glasses to find him Bigler need
no longer skulk in cornres as the great
used up. His case is wholly eclipsed by
this merciiess laceration Of poor Black
We shall endeavor TO lay the cream Of
this reply before our readers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
Harper's Eerry,snsur.ents.

Richmond, Nov g.
Gov Wise has Issued proclamation Of
fering 5000 seward each for the arrest Of
the tollowiag named fugitiye-. Owen
Brown, Barclay Coppec, and Merliman
Todd
There has been marked abatement in
the excitement here today The town IS
however, as full Of people a when the ~
element was AT its height and strangers
coming and going.
Judge Russell and lady, and Mr. Hoyt,
who first undertook Browns defence, left
here this a. IN for Boston
Shields Green one OF the negro prise
ners, was put on trial tJ-dav He j. de
Tended 10y Mr. Leavtt, The evidence Is
closed an,l the case VIII tie submitted to-
morrow 10 the jury.
Copeland is uexs for trial and on Mon
day il is expected the wounded man Ste
yens will be brought up, It's almost Ger
tain that Cook will plead guilty, iiIs, sub
uniting a written confession X statement
Of h. connection with Brown. His broth
er-inlaw, GOV. Willard, Of Ind, Is still
here
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
The Narper's Ferry Trials.

John Brown, whose trial at Charlcstown
Court House, Va, for the part he bore III
the revolutionary attemptat Harpers Fer
~. has just been brought 10 close, has
been found guilty anu sentenced to be
hung On the I'd of December next Cop
pee, another of The conspirators, has also
been tried and found guilty, but had not
at last advices received his sentence
Brown, in addressing the court in reply TO
lhs usual question, if he had anything TO
say, &c, admitted that his trial had been
fair and that the witnesses had told the
truth but denied that he had any other
inteutions than peacefully to free the ne
groes, a ence which did not amount to
treason % question is, if this statement
Of Bro' true, what did be propose to
do with his 1900 stand Of arms, and what
did his provisional government mean?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

Az AMERICAN Entr To TIE GREAT E.s-
TEEX-Saunders -Na,as Letter, OF Du bin,
says that the ship nearest in size to the
Great Eastern. arrived in England from
America, about thirty years ago. She was
called the Baron Of Reufrew, was SIX hun
bred feet long 4nd was composed OF large
logs of timber tlampcd together in the
toughest manner. Ii was predicted that
she would never steer-neyer would cross
the Atlantic; but she did. and immediate
ly upon her arrival was broken up In
deed she was nothing more than imported
timber, having been patched together to
avoid the timber duty, which was then ex-
cecdingly heavy. She fulfilled her mission
in every way, but the government was
down on the new dodge, and prevented any
repetition of the experiment
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
The Meeting.

The Jonesboro Gazette Of last week
comes laden with bitter editorials against
the peorIe of Ottawa, and gives the pro-
ceedings of puelic meeting liz that city
denounci.g our citizens as mob, guilty OF
open rebellion against the constitution and
laws of the L S, and making the pledge
shat henceforth, az far as they are concern
ed, they will, by a. once returning any flu
gitive that may come among them TO his
owner, place it beyond the power of the
people Of Ottawa to commit another such
outrage
We hope our friends at ,Jonesboro, on
reading tbs proceedings III another column
Of to-day paper, OF one of the largest
democratic meetings ever held IN this city,
will see that their denunciaticn Of cur
people is a little too sweeping. We hope
further, they viii accept our assurance,
that very far from even majority OF on.
citizens deserve their censure The dem
ccracy are IN the majority in Ottawa, and
20 man denounce the late outrage, while
in this sentiment many republicans unite
with them.
We VIII also take this opportunity to say
to the citizens Of Jonesboro, that if they
again have occasion TO send O. L. S Mar
shall to Ottawa, they may save the repeti-
ton OF such an outrage by sending man
of little more mettle and grit The de-
mocracy, Of course We're not in the coun-
sells of the abolitionists, and scarcely be
fered that rescue of the negro Jim
would be attempted; but fearing such an
attempt might be made, offered the marshal
any assistance he might deem necessary,
but he respectfully declined it, saying he
wanted no fuss, &c
We must also remark, in justice to Judge
Cation, that the inuendoes OF the Jonesbo-
70 paper against him are grossly unjust
He issued the writ because It was his
sworn duty TO do so, and his chambers in
Ottawa were the only proper place to
which j. was returEable lie heard the
case fairly and candidly as he would any
other, and gave his decision honestly and
Cur Jonesbo-o friends must admit correct,
l.. To hold him responsible for the pro-
ceedinss of 4 mob in subsequently Il Tat
iug ;ha- decision, = simply absu-l.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

perpetuity Of ON institutions rests with
the true conservative men of this nation
north and south
The resolutions having been read, the
meeting was ably addressed by Mayor
AVERY and 10y JOHN HIsE, Esq, eliciting
frequent and stunning applause
On motion Of Jno V. A. Hoes, Esq, the
resolutions were then again read and una
nimously adopted.
The following resolution was then adop-
ted:
Resolrcd. That the Ottawa Free Trader;
Chicago Times. State Register, Quincy
Herald, st. Louis Republican,, and all other
Democratic papers, be requested to pub
fish these resolutions
The meeting then adjourned.
JACOB FRY, Chairman.
JEREMIAH STRAwN,
r. p,n Ln'' ITice Presidents.
GEO l.. SHULER.
Moss !, osNis, .seey&
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
Ottawa, Ill, Oct. %. 1852.

PooE, CRAZY JoHH BRowS.-The repubii-
can papers are trying to get up sympathy
for old Brown By saying he became crazy
by seeing his son shot in Kansas-that be
fore that he was a peaceable citizen, &c
This is not true. The Providence Post
Drown went from Providence to Kansas)
says his reputation was bad in that city be-
fore Kansas was thought of In Kansas
he was notorious highway robber from
the very beginning of the difficulties. He
dragged Allen Wilkinson from the sick
bed of his wife and murdered him, and he
and his gang murdered VIM. Sherman,
James p. Doyle, and son OF Doyle, six
months before r. P. Brown, the son about
whom they say old Brown became crazy
was shot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

All who suffer from weakness. debi ty where there
is want of cnsrgy, should snce have recourse TO
JUDSoN'S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS. They iHRsdi-
ately purify tie blood and upon the handspring Of
life, giving strength and vigor 10 the sys'eun Young
persons enter ante woma phood, with arrangement
OF the functSns and to mothers the OF life,
these Pills will 10 os efca cous in correcting the ds
Of life ikat may be the turn. Young and elderly
men suffer in = similar manner at th. periods.
when there is always danger, they should therefore
derso course OF this purify ing medicine, which en-
sure. lasting health
This great Household Medicine ranks amsnS the lesd-
ing necessaries of life As it is well known TO she world
that it complaints ether remedies reach
this fact is well established that the Sun lights the
World.
in Medicine. nov5-iy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
From. Pixies PEAK.

The overland express from Danycr City.
wiki dates 10 the 2sth. arrived last night.
bringing 5000 in dust and III consignment
and S23 0VO in the hands 81 passengers
The weather continued favorable ia the
Minis An EVICTION had been held for o.
ticers under = provisional goy-rnuea;-
The re-i,st $40, NOT definitely known bal
- Tar - asce----il:ol. >,--. had e. Ia5.or5,r
for governor
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
Tom corw.n or the f.rEl,ire slave Law.

NV OK. Vow :
Hon. Thomas Corwin delivered q long
adore - m audience Of 3Huul,r>on.. IA
Musical Hall, Brooklyn, in which hc coun-
sel!ed submission 20 all law. t.,c'.t.sy tie
tgit~s sie,s tpc.) aud defended Webster.
Clay and Fillmore from thu charge q. be-
ing favorable To slavery because they Re
c"gniled and acted Oh their duty ~ sworn
otiicers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

TEEEisLE RALEpAD DlsAsTER-On Mon
day last a train Of l. cars filed with pas
sengers left Oshkosh, Wis, on the Chicago
~ Northwestern Railroad, on an excursion
TO Chicago 10 celebrate theopen.ns Of that
road. Near WATERFOWL, the train was
thrown of the tract, by an OK rushing in
front Of the engine, and the engine. bag
gage car, mail car, and two Of the passen-
ger cars wholly demolished. Some ten or
twelve persons were instantly killed, and
twice as many fearfully injured
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
TELEGR-APHIC.
Reported far til. Otta,cd Free Trader.
From Europe.
n y s n osNis' ssc,ys.

Sackvil!e, y. T., Nov. 4.
The America ha. arrived with Liverpool
dates 10 the 18th ult
Breadstutis dull and provisions quiet.
The departure Of the Steamer Great
Eastern for the L. S. had again been post
poned, this time sine de- She will proba-
bly, not leave this year
The details ri the treaty agreed upon
by the Zurich Conference had been pub
lished, from which it appears To be a mere
amplification of the Niliafrsnca agreement
The rights OF the grand dukes OF Italy are
reserved for European Congress.
The Sardindian Government had issued
decree calling for loan of 100000 francs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
New lOrs 7Iarhe..

NEw Yoas. Nov. ith. lSia
Flour 5srnt- l6ywcr. $3.50 J,lI. extr..
state; S4sUfa 80, superior western; s. 10
n ) 10, common II medium extra western.
Wheat being firm and quiet without sales
Rye scarce and firm at -. Corn quiet and
firm; sales in small parcels II SOB, yellow
southern. Oats steady, / Ia +4.c, western
state
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

CAMERON ~ ILLINois-A Crawford. Pa.
paper, which has embarked in the despe-
rate business Of making presidential can
d;date Of man named Simon Cameron,
learns that his prospects are splendid
among the republicans Of Illinois We
doubt whether half the republicans Of
this State know there is such 2 man
Some of the oldest settlers about Chicago
probably recollect something of huge
swindls practiced on the poor "sons Of the
forest by an Indian agent Of that maine,
back in ISIS or 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

The world could not get along without
old North Carolina Her tar, pitch and
turpentine are used in every corner of the
globe. The amount shipped to New Eng
land during the year 1858 is valued at s.
1850
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

EzGoy Jas. C. Jones, of Tennessee,
died at Memphis on the 22d nit. lie had
been Governor ofrTennessee, and u. s.
Senator He was man OF fine abilities
. national statesman, and his death is q
public lcss
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
Wanted. Wanted,.

John Curyea's Mil, on Indian Greek, eight miles
norm OF Ottawa, good horse sheer, at Stovers
shop. "a cofnmence work in IA short time lie must be
o good sober industrious habits. Good satisfaction
VIII be given te good workman. W II. SLOWER.
NB-WTLLiAM ii. Slower, blacksmith at j. CUryea's
MIL, wishes 10 say TO his creditors all OF them that
know themselves TO be Indebted him, 10 come aud
settle up-not only settle up buc pay up. nov5-2w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05

SHARPi-Simeon Francis, Secretary of
the Illinois State Agricultural Society. has
allowed himself to be made tool 1--WE had
almost used an f) of by the publishers of
the Springfield -iolTna, by gravely propos-
ing, in his official capacity, the brilliant
idea, that if everybody in the STATE, when
he has horse stolen, VIII send the pub
fishers Of the said Springfield Journal n
dollar, description Of the horse will be
published in that paper, and thus every
body be put on the qd cirs for the stolen
animal We imagine there are several pa
pers, Of much larger circulation. would
take the job for less money. However. as
= project on the part Of the cute fellows of
the Jo'97in TO pick UP q few precarious dol
lars. il i not 90 stupid,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
Inst.


ON Tuesday, the 1st OF New, a LADY'S FUR vICT0-
~ RlNE made Of Siberian squirrel, lined with
drab cosred silk OF the tabs shorter tha
the rest II lost Somewhere between the Office
and the railroad near TIE aqueduct. Any one finding
and returning it TO keane's or Prescots Fur ere
to the owner, will be literally rewarded.
FELT
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-11-05
MOrtrnne Sal

WHEREAS, Nathaniel {. Walker, and Ellen Walker
W his WIFE did about the 81 day Of July,
b. 1892 by certain mortgage deed Of thst date
cuied under their hands and seals, and me- Thoma.
H. Clark, delivered; convey the premises hereinafter
described to the said Clark to the payment
o! the sum or oEs Hundred and five collars with into
rest thereon according the teEor and effect Of
tain promissory in said mortgage deed described
which said mortgage deed duly acEnowledg.d
the first day OF August, 1859 and afterwards on
the said first day Of August, u 1853 fled for record
IN the Recorders Office Of La Sale county, in the
Of Illinois, and recsrded therein in book \ Cs Of d.
at III, rs, and 49, and whereas, it prov
in and by said deed that IL default be mad.
the payment OF the ad proinsery note either Of prin
cipai Or of interest, the day days whereon
shall be due and payable |, the said Thomas
H. CLARK, after publishing. office III newspaper prin-
ted in the county Of La Sale twenty days before abe
day OF such sale sell said premises. aud ali
C. Walker and Ellsn Walker, their heirs and assigns
therein, AZ public auction, the house door in
said La Sale County, 10 The highest bidder fer cash,
the time mentioned in such notice; and whereas, de-
fsu has besn made IN the I.ymsn. OF the Of
and EteIsst secured 70 be pad By said mortgage
deed, which said SUM Of money is due and paya-
bic. according to tie tenor elect, provisions z:.d
ditioHs Of said mortgage deed and proriissory
SeS therefore motto. j, here given that in pursu
arce Of TIE power and authority 10 me, the "a d The.
mas IL CaTk, gwen IN and by sald mortgage deed, /,
NE said Themas H. Clark hall .a-r for sale and sell
az pubic sutttn. to tie Highest bidder FER cash. tie
south door of the Court House ia Tho CITY VI Ottawa in
said La Sale county, GA Monday The Z-.h day OF Ne
scIIbsr, isJ9 The o'clock ia the
loon c: sad day, the following described premises tbe
lhE he satse conveyed 20 and ny said mortgage
deed hat = TO say:fhc est -yo hundred aat nine
teen and one fh Zi3 itD feet OF Lot 40. twenty-five,
CO. IA otl.ra CITY in ia. county or L. Sale ard
s.e Nathaniel G. Walker and Ellen Walker, their heir.
ana assign. therein Said sale to be made the p.r-
poses expressed IA said mortgage deed.
THOMAS II. CLARK
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TRUSTEES Sal,


W HEEEAS. Bradford c Mitchell and Ann NitcA-l
" his vie Lil. tie twenty fourth day % May
!. $50 execute cir certain trust d-,4 OF that date
and thereby rTey-l to the uudsrs nel. trustee.
the premises and real estate hereinafter described.
the payment Of three hundred dollars therein
specified according l. The tenor and effect ~
pT-uIis.orI note sad deed described, which
trust Gssd was ackuoR reI th- y-eigth
OF May, 1856 and d,d for record ia the Recorder :
Office % la S4e county. The tlri day Of June.
l-it and daily recorded in book ~ page. ~ and ~
and whereas, 1-fat has been made ia the Psymeu; OF
tie OF money secures Be paid, according the
cnor, effect, conditions, and provisions Of said
deed AMI whereas, application has been made
by The i gal heidcr OF said netr proceed and sell itc
property uea.Sred ~ .2jd trU,t deed, raise msnsy
pay said secured by said deed. in pursG-
aace " Tie porrrs IN SAD trust deed con aimed.
New there ore nstce 10 hereby given. that in puTsU
Of the power and authority to me given.
tee a. Aforesaid, In and by sail trG't deed shall
such trustee Cii-T for sale and 81. public auction
the highest sua bss. bidder FOR cash, i- Court House
door ottawa the hfth d-y o. December u. l,5o
between thu hours Of and four O'Clock Of said
day tile following desc rbed premises, tbsSg the
conveyed to in and by .ai dsed) and al the
dtc and right Of equity and redemption! OF said Brad
ford {. Mitchell and Ann Mitchell his wife, and thsir
heirs and therein, that is s,y:lLe half
OF Lot No Eve, t5) il beck No. eightyseven. 50
the town tnoT ety. Of Ottawa, county Of La Sale and
State OF Iinsi. with the privileges and appur;srlnces
thsreuntU belonging.
nCVJ JOHN 2 ANTHONY, Trustee
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The y s Mashal at New Y ork, on Thurs
Aav. siezed the brig Hope - SLAYER.