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, 1859-12-02

LIFE lssrnAScE,-We arc pleased to learn
that this class Of security j. being appreciated
By our citizens. T. l.. Miller, agent Of the Nam
haitian Life Insurance Co. Of New York, has Is
sued for this Company in the last mouth over
sixty policies, insuring over 200. 900 on lises,
for the benefit, in most cases, Of the families Of
those insured.
The time is not distant when every man will
make provision for his family by policy On hss
life, taking small sum annually and placing
it beyond the contingencies of business re-
rses.
As the holidays draw rear, when large
amount Of money is expended for presents, =
| portion Of the money thus expended NIGH
wisely be devoted to this purpose, aud thu.
place families above want, and taking it at thi.
season Of the year, it becomes IN annual holi
day gift.
| Mr.. Miller would be pleased to furnish to AM
one, statistics and facts in reference 10 this sub
| iect.
, 1859-12-02

FoR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARs.-Alf should
remember that Seeley at II Clark street, has
tue largest, best, and most varied assortment o1
Candies Of any Confectioner in town. Ladies',
please mike q note Of it, noe4-1m
, 1859-12-02
au(uEf1tI{1lf5.

\TcVICEER'S THEATRE
III 42tson s:zttt, oesve=7 S:zss aast Dearborn.
FRIDAY EvENSo, Zee +
8E.%EFIT
Of tle eme2tnr Arers1n a1or
MR.. j. f.. MURDOCH
wao vii, this eee.slon. Appe1r II Two eh,f7e4esa
TRAGEDY AyD CcALDY.
Supported by Tie Entire Company. -
This Friday Esr1!n2. will BE- presented the popular do.
nestle play fsan the German oi kot1aue, entitled
TIE GER
Ausloeh Mn Hater.. Miss wottuzY
To eonc.p.e with The comedy Of tho
DEAXATlST: Or, DIE ALL, DIE 10BLF.
F1p!d !d........-..-AT.N Nuntoeh.
Nes.ss- Ncysktf, Bradley My.rs Leighton. Ms. Marhe
and Mrs. Hoo1htn tho cas1-
Pzcn Acknowledgements and Dress Circle ~:
Second Gree @c-; Lawet Private Bo1ea -: Cppe1 II
Doom open It :; Cutt,ia Hse1 II ~ O'Clock pro-
e.selv.
f8Bcx ct:ee open firm 10 o'e,oek l. I'll, O'Clock
~, whsn Iii oa be seeard thfee da!s IA Arstce-
n. G. SHERMAN. Principal,
, 1859-12-02
Peoria CITY EJcctton~-A Clean Repub-
ffcNn %AEt.Rn

Tho Republicans carried the city Of rcoria at
the charter election on Monday last by majori-
ties ranging from Is to e5s, clecting every man
on their ticket except Two police constablcs.
The votc sfas as follows:
HfuukLup r+mtut1uf Rrp Ma;
, 1859-12-02

SroyE S1orE, II STATE SrREEr-S1Gx or 1uE
Go1nkx TEA-kEuLE--The McGREGGOR COAL
STOVE is the favorite Of The fdfnAy Fire Side.
The STANLEY COAL BURNER will this year
run oser the large No. Of 50. 900 sold The new
pattern Of REGULATOR STOVE for wood is
winning favor Large CAuaks easily pass
through the door. Hall, Parlor, Sitting, Dining
and bedroom Stoves for Wood or Coal in great
variety. Stoves blacked and put up ut Short
notice, Give Van Setback ac1tl. noaS st
, 1859-12-02
The virginia PAnlc-RAilroad d PAasens
gefH Arrested and Imprisoned.

BALr,nonz, Soy.:0-Three passengers BY the
western train on the B. o. R.R. we're taken out
of the cars to-day on their arrival 1t Harpers
Ferry, By the military. and Imprisoned. The
parties arrested are merchants from Cincinnati,
,hey we're heard to express themselves quite
freely in relation to John Brown And his family,
expressing great sympathy for him there
, 1859-12-02
DEASONS FOR US1N Il
@ u f r Us
Cod Liver Oil jelly

The r Academy o. Medicine certify shas II coEtanA
Is pes {. nk of PuEs God L!SrF b!l.
ix-Thst ii. "A estassst iAc' 7s Cls 70 ~ xnaAt-
ri must bt *!hu.sltn ~ We s1otl% H.
.3-That in Of ths ea~s y ~hiea Cna L:YsI " -
prescribed the aeh Of tie iat:t Mt !. cot r. Pfopf een
t,n 10 NIKE euulsive a. stt ainlnt u o.! tAten an0
hit xrrat pail aud 4uEstnes:e vaoe u ths q!
- 4cI:xestsi MD consequently nu7tsaaiEe Qh* e7Y
ts1crt IL the Dr. <jtttitnAl - uu
-Tkat nv Gad Live. o Jey e e eonp1und OF ait
md 1r7 IN eri.!a0 Of ksf boon ~ IN VIA
lina1 wkeh TAXI. pace It reaches tho go
naeh. whaseTes IA condition may be. .,,
4ih-Ihal IN when The pay:!e7 oefea q ttsSt
oil Ia be prescribed a rp+cl.c otserwlse NY 1sAg
moze lstle than the tru.. oa!. beeans es'aE .oea
must ran an ID f1n 10 undergo tha nauFsa
of o,Kestlou anu aesl !zton the .oatxH1 YET
nqai oil VII VI nop<tavcH ths .s..ea KIN 4 IL
attet Is not In condition 10 n Ake ffhnitHe rGeo A.
Yays Is more OF .es lie whea The a" ina
The atosc r. :un*1Gn5 Z.
ed ~ possvs and neoEtes9 Als 81: Soa *
oeI1aAt86m fESiVs = W. - .--e. 49,
, 1859-12-02

"CoxE AGA1S JAck."-Jnck Fruncls an old
habstue OF Bridewell has returned to his old
quarters oh account Of u high old drunk His
correspondents may address hin, as nbove for
ninety days.
, 1859-12-02

4He0tG hu11010Eas'
Edithrs Fyess and Tribune:
The need Of your just structures, and sugges-
tons Is to the abuses practiced in this city in
erecting unsafe buildings, has long been felt by
any and all persons who hare any interest in
the matter OF who hare gIrca it any attention,
and the peculiar Architectural autter IN this
mornings 7sma, shows not only that the birds
are hit, but fairly aud badly Now, rs Mr. Van
csdeil las roundly asserted that buildings in
Chicago are well built and display full architec-
tural principles for strength, durability and
beauty, perhaps he will point ont ID New
York few stores to match the following 10
Chicago, the four story brick building of Mr.
Prescott GU Lake street with eight inch walls,
and ioist going into them On both sides Lnf.
Inns Water street block five stories high, with
twelve inch walls and joist entering the wall
twelve walls in succession from both sides; the
kingsbury block With eight inch walls one story
and ecautEing (pine) the other, three stores
eighty feet 'front.' four inch wuli for west si1e aud
new building No. ll3 Lake street. Why did
the Music Hull fall it properly built, while il was
over half protected from the storm BY brick
buildings IN front Of it. Did any good bnilding
even the hen.coop IN the Court House did not
70. No church steep1efel The wood awnings
ere yet generally standing.
Iassert, and am prepal ed to substantiatc that
in no other city are buildings put up with ~ lit
tlo care and cost to make tnen, fire and life
proof as in Chicago; aud more, that much Of it
is from the great xiety Of Architects to get up
large amount Of rentablc room, for little
money, and thus induce persons 10 build, WHO
would not il they were to follow tile 1nws and
good common sense, and put up good and safe
buildings. As a proof Of this, please notice the
published cost Of building in New York and
Chicago. 1t costs more than double thers than
here to build their business blocks, while brick
have ruled lower there than here, always. I
need but point to Duuham's building on Water
street, that fell as soon well on FIRE. Also the
store Of d. u. Cooke, Lake street, that fell be-
fore half burned out, and killed some twenty
pereons. Do stores fall in other places like
these: If so, would like to hare them pointed
out, aud the reasoa for their falling giren, if any
can be, except that they were too ci.esp!y luist,
and thcn not properly fastened and supported.
r
, 1859-12-02

IxpoR1Axr AnREsr.-Seeing big crowd near
thst Cook 4 McLain had been caught in the act
Of making old and soiled garments look as fresh
and glossy as if ne*, while at 1873 CLARK street
the ladies' arc charmed with their skill cleans
ing silks and wooliens, aud dyeing them to any
shade desired
, 1859-12-02

accompanied it, came out companionless. We
call attention to the reply to Mr. Van Osdel's
late structures upou our course in reference to
unsnfe buildings. The writer, we can assure
Mr. Er1 0sde1, knows what he is writing about
r. -17--.--,---;
,a .....- :, "e' "A0
' o3' 40 VS." 80 "e,
,a;s:I.,,. ~ ~. "'s eA 'sts .-.iss' nuo,' a1u
A.A, A,.w w y, o.o' 'Pe4a''1l" "e's ~
- ~ ~ eo
h..- un...,:s1.,, :. ,,-.H,:." ,,u
- ...s r. H., faN---.r ,Ae%
veutto hear abopt-a p,vrln
49,
t'ks W ehAls or1aA4oas.-i"o opera
."s ~ s'A'n aoou' .ue "a'ena oepo.' 'a''eo yes
eeioas LUZ aoout nma m,,. = onsne, aP'eee' ihe's
=, r4A,eo ''e 'aue' aaf'4n a'o -''e"o'as oenu'.
- m s:,,', "sa .,. ~ sSses opslA.ou1' p''Aas W
gram sp'lleo aooot 'he 'Facs' but attempting to
na"ais E'a'n tnos 'ne'f OWN III .ae oePos vas
"nat caused 'ne.s s"spens,on' ioes were leF-
ssa =" - sue po4'es uua VAL u ~ Tue 1'e'ot'a
oeuoo'. Ane warning Is Sa'a'aiy one 10 op
y,S honts Al se'ea'" 'se' '"e''e 'ea's OF 'ncrea'
----
NEW COMMISSION AorsE.-Messrs. Watson y
coe d Co. IN another column make their an
nooneemeat ot copaftnefSh'p 'ormed' anu OF
the hela they are prepared to occupy among
our business community Ar' Coz the senior
oansd ns mouse onp @s nsas e au .nd
firm .rc ,..oc;.+ad ,r;,h hin, ,.cn,,.,,an ~ r.,
Ut" a'e assoc'a'eo VIII MN gentlemen o' IN
'egra's ano enterprise, giving tae mouse suen
quaal'es ns WALL MAKE 'he'F services valuable 10
all who may require tue same IN their depart
1nents OF our produce ana live siock markets.
See their card.
The Dad y1no1s1A SrELt. {Aot illustrated in
Harp<r's Uf<tly Journal Of Cirili.atsoa)
Cato:-"Did yer hear Sambo oh dat bad spell
down in old Virginuy. Shocking bad it was
how deg spells dat ole word.''
Sam1o.--"How does dey, wnt you means,
uirra."
Eato.-"Dey spells dat ole word wid shi7er
now
1ea"'''~ ~ -'a'e' 81: Hpeeus; eo'a 'A'1'''
.dto.- scase' ''asnoo' oa1 sed'e =,
''am'o,-"en' ~" aoea uty speu ua' o'e
so'u' WY 'o' 'eA' "A"' "''"oe' sps44 "'o "
S".,e. r .,r-u,-,.,
e@S0'- "e" ep'"'' ~ ~.
snun' LEY sp''i ue "ofa NJ" 4o."''-'-''"'f-
f-T''-1t-f'g- -fYToAaeeF-''y. oer yer m'no
dat. All oi oIc 'onn 0ro"n' ',o
!Do'H'-18, ye, 70.
Ass,vEnsAHr Dxszn or rur ST. Axpnkw's
soc1Err.-This event took place at The Rich
mond House on Wednesday evening last.
, 1859-12-02

IuE DPESISG NIGHT OF TEE SQrXC MES's
ASSOCIATION LEc7CEE CorRsE.-Last evening
the opening night Of the Lecture Course Of the
Young Mems Association, saw Metropolitan
Hall filled with one Of the best audiences that
eyer gathered for like evening entertainment
in Chicago. "Doestieka" drew full house,
aud the Association thus drew Il coveted sue
cess. Every sent WAS filed. the galleries were
crowded, and this ut the hour Of opening.
The speaker, Mortimer II. Thompson, ESQ.,,
gaze his hearers an excellent and entertaining
poetical disquisition on "Ps,ucE." The measure
WIS the long, low easy stride Of Pegasus which
from common custom has become adapted to
rostrum use. The theme Was we'll chosen well
handled. The audience we're well pleased, aud
Ar. Thompson leftcrowned with laurels or would
have done 80 could his ears have caught the
interchanged comments of the crowd As they
slowly crushed their nay down stairs.
We must not forget to say that Doesticks"
couldn't help, apropos to " Pzuck," to refer 10
plucky old John Brown, whezea. the audience
on the last night on which it could do SO oyer
the liring exemplar Of such real pluck, mani
Tested great enthusiasm. Altogether and
throughout, we'll done, " Doesticks."
The President Of the Association, E. S. Wells,
Esq, introduced tho evenings entertainment bY
br'efFeference to the prospect and promise Of
the winter campaign, which, US we have said, is
most promising one. The officers of the Asso-
citation are working nobly for its interests, and
II our public meet them adequately the Associa~
, 1859-12-02

LARcESx.-A colored man named James
Fields IVES arrested yesterday for stealing
wallet containing about twelve dollars, from
Barton Ellis man Of his own color. He awaits
examination.
, 1859-12-02

THE JuArEarz CAsE.-The defence closed
their testimony yesterday, and few witnesses
were called aud recalled by the people. The
testimony will doubtless be finished to-day,
, 1859-12-02
New Railroad TIne Table

New Railroad TIme Table.
trains Dtpart. Naf1 Close. Tnaias Arrirs
EAST.
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
20 20 F. :. i. i. $50 +: Il. 1850 P. u.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL.
600 j. II. 800 P. II. 1o.35 4. u.
*e.45 A. " e.45 Al 1888 4. T.
Mich. Cen. train Of Monday morning arrive at
PITTS, Fl. WAYNE AND CA1cAGo:
s.so @ IAN. s.oSPM. ssSPM 39's94. - 81 y. y
SOUTH AND WEST
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND.
eoeA.N- % !, soo 90 4 Y y. s s:9@ 20 ! :. y. 4
DIXON AIR LINE.
Pm, 4.30 P. II.
ILLINOIS cESrRALB,anea,
la.so axoPI ?. i. $50 $50 P.H. ioo5 F. H. i.
BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
iiisP. Ills II. SO r. Y. sis P: u
ALTON AND ST. LOUIS
Ills i. IL 1000 4 y. 5.1e 4. A.
| Ills P. u. 200 r H. 1L00P. b.
| NORTH AND WLST.
GALLyA AND CHICAGO UNION
lIs0A.M. 1000 i. u. 4-D H. u.
| ll.45P.M, 9.00P.M $50 P. u.
ST. PAUL AND FOND DU LAC.
1al5. P. u. 11.o0 A. u. LAS 4 y
| 6.O0P,M. 4.30P. II. $50 F. u.
| MILWAUKEE
| 7.1oAM. 400 4 u. 1880 AN
la.l5 P. II u.00 4 u. asoP. u.
Cincinnati Express.
Al1way Nails lease On morning trains only
No mails over auy route on Sunday morning
no Saturday evening mil. oxer ., say route.
, 1859-12-02

Es-cAp-Apz.-As our friend HearJsides was
walking out during the late gale, his fur hat
"took wings and few away" The ralue there
Of induced him to givc chase with the view Of
Atad-ing it; hut after running it into the lake,
task, and telling it to 50 as far as it pleased,
croton-ed the whole BY buying 4 new one from
Loomis' splendid stock, at IS Clark street.
, 1859-12-02

Il NVHN1Ck OF AuKHUf1k2E3s
SAVANNAH, November s0.-Choiee. the mur
derer Of Webb, having been pa1doned BY the
Legislature, the Governor has vetoed the bill
, 1859-12-02

HARD T1xEs AND Low PklcEs.-Look out for
bargains in furniture at the old stand ITO RAN
dolph street. Marsh / Bros are determined to
nut the prices right down 10 the mark rather
than move the goods into their new store. i
, 1859-12-02
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street,
and ret your clothes cleaned and repaired. They
will be we'll done aud ut prices to suit the times.
, 1859-12-02

GAS F1xrrEEs.-Brown l. Wilder arc now re-
ceivipE frum Cornelius / Baker, aud other man-
ufacturers, large assortment OF late patterns
OF Chandeliers, Pendants and other Gus Fix
lures. Globes, &c. ali in need vii! please Gull
ut II and ~ State street. oc17-3m
, 1859-12-02
Trial Of n Marine Euxfneer.

CoIrns1A, s. G., Nov. so.-The trial Of JauAa,
the head engineer Of the S. 8 Nashville, for
murder On tho high seas, has been commenced.
, 1859-12-02
Mem a1bertisenlfnts.

|" {. 3. SCRfFkT, 4irrrtfis7 4sez4, 81 1easSoss-a
l. a.AoriAd resxis< A3%rrst.tfts Ais aAd al ~
L4odia > Par<,s eft tA< Worth He.t. tAl-hs+y
, 1859-12-02

NM. 4. BUFFERS i CO.,
W EEyERIE .4EcTIoyEEES
20 Ds@+6er~ street. T0
few North Of the Post Oce. ChleAso. Illinois.
UPrompt att~n E!vea 10 ths sales Of Al kinls os
p1neefty Auction EoonA. ANY part o. the ety
Va refer. BY ptrni..tou, to Ne.as. Ls1o~n WuSer-
Dealers: L. J. galloway + ia. Laat Ak-tts: D: T.
Cocke 4 u, uooks.lrrs; Ke~-3et, *s.taes'k; Dry
Er} Lloxry ~ tro~. ~ wiE IN rret Esy oesdtaa
jackson Esd. sook!n<. thomas + stHaetfa. Aunepkyss
II. r. Carver, knl.. Marine rank ctas. Toby = Rto
Eu1al.u1s Dealers, iii Of Ca:eas,, ot3sasaay
IOI1N RAN Il I n, General
- t~rov r@i coxr,<Sroy 4CrrH.sxr.
So:T ndoiph ~ third tout east o1 ths bnxfs nosss:
Sale. Particular attention s:rsn to "nt-oor ,.,e--
Regular ks davn. Tuestsy1 Taus%:ays md s7nsaaya
Ample Stos7ke Rooms II low rates. tsfl5.1-7A
, 1859-12-02

4 UCTION SALE Of CITY LOTS.
"a Sosics Is hereby given that VII se!l fus asa On t
hAs Of Chasts H. D.stt puae Aoe'!on II taa north
County, 1iaos. ca The >~eond AAy Of pxesms+r H. o.
a ii twelve O'Clock Of that iay fns ea.h u tel
dtnaie In lie c. of cueaso. Coos County knowa
hsr 4sAtesa fil q Can4 T.ustev sundvLsan u ~sss
on%has sAs!oa lumber twe,3 seva1 <. town tkEty-
nlrn nof:h, anfe fourteen c-st.
Attorney 10: {. H. poo1rrELx. t:hssso i'll.
Ch1tafo 0ct In. s1Tl.ANl dt1
, 1859-12-02

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
~ tave this day soelAted wita me Wo- Il. Rice
a-d s. L. Underwood for the t.ankaCtsnn Of 0tnerA
toa,sEon Business under The aad style q Watson
y foe x ca WATSON V. cUE.
ch!rarn December LIT ls53 Geeotsa In
, 1859-12-02

% Singers Fdmly Sewia2 Hachin<t at CO
LdE< s:rttt, Aho nsan faeturing -Idelinks for al
tinds Of 7dilering aad Lee.A9 St4eiag-
nor26-6t
, 1859-12-02

RELIGIOUS Ix1s1.1eEscE.-The Church Record
says the Rer. Mr. Hodges has accepted the call
extended to hi1a By the Church Of the Holy
Communion of this city, and will enter upon
his duties immediately.
, 1859-12-02

PLENTY or 0rEnA.-Ne shall hare two Opera
companies, performing at the same time, in this
city, next week, to wit the Parodi Italian Ope-
IA Troupe Mt Metropolitan Hall, md the Lucy
Escott English Opera Company at Mcvicker's
Theatre
, 1859-12-02

TuE LATE GAIE.-We learn that in the terri
BILE gale on the night Of the 25th, the Church Of
the Holy Communion WAS seriously damaged.
A large part Of the plaster was shaken of. and
some Of the ribs of the ceiling were broken. 1t
will be rc-plastered at once
, 1859-12-02

DOARDING.-A Pleasant Suit Of
- su.pshe. rooms. sata.e for Gentleman and tAds Or
Afew snsie gentlemen, to let With Beard IN sms pirate
fanIy. AIS day ooar1efs dt.tt u No 80 sauta
Adams sreet, between Wabash and Michigan ASeouea
, 1859-12-02

WATss0SNNn sSNn1;s;o! y; GoE SzeeaAsrs. 4 GO,
FL. the purchase and Sale Of f4*
PORK, FLOUR, GRAIN AND STOCK.
10 ASK South Tatre street, Chicago.
, 1859-12-02

WANTED-2 Travelling Agents;
to L G, BRAIN. Fub.lhes. - Clark .srest s*eoud
.tnEr - deehlEd 3f
, 1859-12-02

TANTATE DOMINO-A Col'ec-
jton Of Ch,utl HymD4, ard Tunes aeszn.d 70 rnest
requirement. Of tte ne~ LiGtxy Of see German kef3nea
Steiner aud q. Sehuins, Bound IN Morocco s1s s13s
PEI Dozen
Published by Oliver nitso0 4 Ca, BoEtc7.
, 1859-12-02

MADRID, Nor. 1s.-The Corrfspoad<neia Au-
fogroph contradicts the rumor TINT Spain bad
received diplomatic note from England rela-
tlyc TO the Morocco expedition.
NAr1xs.-0rders hare been given to the Ne
politan Embassy to give u passport to all the
Sepolitan exiles who may demand permission
to return.
Rrssn.-A Dispatch from Tarna reports for
seven days awful gales, during which eighteen
vessels were wrecked. No further particulars
given,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27

Contested SEATS IN TIE U. S. HOUSE OF REP
nsESrArrvEs.-The next House of Representatives
will have number of cases of contested elections
to decide upon Among the New York delegation
the seat of DANIEL T. SIcKLEs, Democrat, from the
third district, will be contested By AMOR j. WILLIAM
son. American that of WILLIAM B. MAoLAY' Demo
crat from the fifth district, will be contested oy
PHulP HAMILTON, Republican and the seat OF JOHN
B. H.skrN. aRti-Lecompton Democrat, from the ninth
district. will be claimed by GOUyERNEBR kEERLE, reg
Mar Democrat. The right of WILLIAM G. ANDERSON
Opposition to represent the fourth district OF Aen
tucky will be contested by JAMES CHRISTNAN Demo-
crat. T. B. FLORENCE, Democrat, holds the certin-
cate of election from the first district OF Pennsyl-
yania. but his right will be disputed by JOHN W.
RYAE, Republican. ]. B. BARRETT received MAJOR
itv of the votes and was declared elected, In the
first (St Louis) district of Missouri, but fraud Is
charged. and FRANCIS p. BLAIR, Jr- Republican ms
Armament in the contest viii contest his right to the
seat in consequence EZRA B. FRENCH, Republican,
the representative of the third district of Maine will
also have to make good his claims against the charges
Of ALFRED W. JOHNSON, Democrat, An effort will
probably be made to yitiate the Baltimore election.
and as usual the seats of almost all the territorial
delegates will be contested.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27

sTAFzMENT OF A VIRGINIA SENATOR
JoHN D. PRSNrBaeKER, the member elect Of the
Virginia Senate from the Rockingham district, fur
nisles Harrisburg Register with an account OF hls
experience with 0ssAwATAME BRowN in Kansas,
which proves the abolition martyr to be robber
in the lowest acceptation of the term Mr.. Penny
RacKER was United States Survey Examiner in the
Territory. and was with Capt PArE's party when it
was captured By artifce at Black Jack lie says
BRowx would not have spared the prisoners lives
but that his own two sons We're in prison at Le-
| compton The statement continues:
When in his hands, heard Browns son boast Of
the horses they had stolen from Missouri and else
| where. also party start out Tor the pul,,
nose of robbing indian trading posi- lsosspn
i Bernard's) and saw them return ioaaea WIN IN. :
/ Foods (some $4,000 WORTH Old Brown exclaimlng
] as thew came IN sslYeI done my hoysW Brown TOO
me himself that his hand was against every maj
free State or pro-slavery, who was not Wiling -
ioin him hsband and that he would Kill one as soo
as the other His son Frederick was klneo a. os1a
| vratamie by Martin White, free State man. wiz
had refused To ioin Browns company, and wa
thereupon mobbed and ordered to leave the terri
tory. o.s.,ra,
John Brown was afterwards whipped at OssaWa
TAME. and IA believe he then lett the l.r-lsor,
| az his subseo1ent operations there know nothing
That no without provOcation, I1humanly murders
men in their beds, | know Inat ne co4iu lle
, robbery and thefts of goods and norses' ns@ a
from his son and his men. and saw with m
own eyes: but that he ever gave as an excuse tina
he was attempting to run off slaves while dong n
. e work never heard from hun or any on
else. There was not slave within Ieriy nllies
ISottavrata,nie Creek where he committed the mu
dsrs and NOT one of the murdered men had eve
raised an arm against nm.
Tins much for the religious fanaticism and n
man,tv of Brown, 'the martyr" His bodnes
q daring and upscrupulousness pointed him out as
81 instrument for carrying out the hellish designs
II NON too corardly to execute their own bl
e schemes -=--
n 1s bos inst issued document
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27
r,om the Aihsn, Post, Nov. Is.

DEATH OF E. G. EASTNAN.-A dispatch from Chatta-
opga to this paper of the 23d, announces the sud
den death of L. G. EASTMAN, Esq, senior Editor OF
the UNION AND AMERICAN. He died of apOplexy, in
Nashville on Tuesday night The announcement
following close upon the obsequies Of Mr. Pom
BKSgEg. strikes the mind with more than ordinary
impressiyeness and Is arother startling admontion
of the little hold we AL have upon this life, and the
rIil and brittle character of the structure between
what we are and what we must be. Maj. EASTMAN
was native Of New Hampshire, but for eighteen
or twenty years had been connected with the press
of this State and had no superior as q political
writer. Knowing him well we did, We can bear
testimony to the many good and generous qualities
of the man and tender the tear OF sympathy to
his family in their bereavement
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-27

The Nashville Banner, in an editorial OF ysster-
dav takes ground in favor of organizing third par
ty in opposition to tue Democratic ard Black Re
publicans, and calls for National Convention for
the organization ofsuch party, declaring that 1.-THE
integrity of the Union can be preserved only BY the
organization of national party, upon the broad
,,ripcinls Of IGNORING THE SLAVERY QUESTION"
Tins the Banner would have presented to the
coansgy party (the Black Republican, insisting
upon the 4rFepressible conflict" doctrine OF VIM n
SEWARD insisting apOn aggressiOns on the rights OF
the South touching the institution Of slavery and
another party, (spch as the Banner would favor')
ignoring the slavery question and thereby refus-
ing to repel such sggressiOns. We imagine that
when the day comes, there are not many persons IN
the South who would be willing 70 join third par
ty We shall see.