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e., e., 's. - saiiu up extensive business reIa.
rryenie mesual 81 pes aae ia rus Fdsa 9IaSn e.
Rsa'fs Ct Ok s gas
gsrTn NO. u e. te d terrain No ~ pian &c f.
iaeo b tqyS f III as sSs s1 d sstte Vile
ns e borne pa les rues Baronne, Lafayette eyant He
s 9d oaESafes ar eo asns paf
yie en- date dn 81 1850 anneate IN ace de- veSe u N
e5s ss gSsis svR 49, = lion aasfos ho
rome, he et51 A., NJ ssge = pisds de
g gs R a. aSas GP6mprs assge oachaat
DEu@ Fl arf HUE 9 "a n
dgns a mansards et3 ehamhCs coulher ct cuisine dams
ste oute Madame Edna Toara jrsqau dosob W'I
raison de $50 par nois. -sO''
de face Ia Baronnc sur a1e nroanS dqre a
M sasss q isnas ene gnss paraee eoprs
sSnsensp psrS1s S tsfiq consistent uM MASON
| l. nianssds q chaubes premier efaIi - III,
fohds cistens pompe eaq lsats aabes coueler dams
ae go par D'09' MscIaves. ,as esd. On
SARAH, n4gresse agds de % ans maadte, blaiis;i1
sssLiE file gtonne, agae dc ans domestiquo d. mairo
JANE ghoaae, agae dc - ans, home cisiu,ere
''',,'YD-e7'~ Actions,
100 Actions lie capital de la Ranaue de rUnon de eett
Actions sur e capaI dn ehen Dc fsr Facfaqge dn Sud
10 Acaus sur lie capital p chemu defer dc la Nouyeleor
ET 81 Sd w.. les ouatFo terrain
Uses iii IS tronSea tiers complaint Ia balance crt
dit dune et de dss gcGnereurs eur pro
pre- orde portant ntlret ra &C NUT pou can Tar an
partr de Ia yone ct hypaeqs SUI Ia pre-
| priGa jusqu'a patiait Placement. ', T
Pour Ia poprdit desenee en- second lieu das Ia YIN
lncquGeur payer douX da6es du y dars
1853 payable deus ct tto anntes chacune Si3SS
portan inore raison de six pour cent par partr dc
squ Placement hypotheque sptciae III propridte
pour balance du prx de Decentralization la d compliant
ct nue oiid de credit pour de RcQu6reur
proe ordre portGnt ntr6 de hut pour cont
parr jour Dc jnsqan placement eomplet avee by
| potheque speeiale su. In pfoprietd.
Pour propdtd dasgn6e troseme lieu, dams Ia La
ronne conprs frs bases qai tfnnTent acqnteur
pouve paiement dune note de 5000 datae du Il
be 1859 payable Ter dGcembe 1851 pertani infect
raon hn pour par depais date usquaa element
hypoteque propref Slhl compliant Ct Ii
balance anGes pour note dc facqntreur popr
odre poan un inefo raisen de butt pour cent par an
| ciae sur Ia prophetic ju, qu'au paenent eomplel.
Les lie fea des b4tsses dronte
propre6s continues par les Hequeteurs respecs
Ia satisfaction del dinistrairics jnsgua que paait pale
soft fais les policies dassurance doYr0nt slse
| elie ~
| Pour les cselaves ct les actions--Uonptant.
Actes do participant T. O. Stark, notnre public
frais DIES acqudreurs. o5 4 Is y 70 i'll
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NNM. FRANCIS AND LEOPOLD CHRIST.
w have this day formed capa ship Cotton Brokers'
under he firm of FRANCIS & CHRIST.
New Orleans Nov. i, 1850. M St
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j. B. WALTON.

VALUABLE DWELLINGS, On BAkONNE sTEEEf-TW
LOTS or GROUND On Poigruhta ssrest--yery Desirable
pweag % Eastpe strsetayes and Stocks, for
ofthe Succession Of Robert N. Graham, deeeased
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CONsPABGE,S SALES.


SECOND JusTIcE or TnE PnAce 9MRs NJ ENERsCN =
M, ~ Ht F e TT q Orleans MADAME PAUL
- directed by the Hon D. T. MITCHELL Second Justice of ill.,,
eaea Tor tue parish o. Orleans in the suit viii nrpeesd
10 sell ut public auction SATURD AZ Tie Nj nv ~ 49,
between Perlido ami Poydrns streets W 4 ae'est'
One LOT Of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
One billiard table,. ~ ST.
One FURNITURE @ ART and H. RNE5s
One SILVER WATCH. sic.
Seized in the GboS c snit
ThRMS-vGash tile spot.
o2s q n3 VII WATERS. Gopitstle.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-11-03

SA5LRDAY FFJHT, NOV. 3, Is5l.
Fs Be presented New ara EfIiant Pro9samms. ems ding
of TIE choicet MUSICAL And ETHLoPI&I IEs, served
m III tie best style of af.faad and ORIGINAL. CAMP
BELL MIsSTRE, whose representations, for Efeen sueees
Size nights have becs Witnessed by audiences eepsng ne
leauty intellect fashion tie ciy. by Fhoo ey
he perfect aaoni 10 the country
An artissic MUSICAL MELANGB. A new 0yEHATlC
BURBEsQg5E.. a aHssabe DRaEATIC TRAVgSfIE.
With BALLET and P5sYoMTMig s&fkAYAGANzAst
every night
5fstzSA son. IRA. 4Ee
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RESIDENCES yALABIEs DAMS La RUE BARoNNE
Deux Terrains Ia Rue Poymnie = Residences
dGsrable dams la Euterpe Esclages ct Actions de
Graham decide
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ihese preparations are wise and proper: still Wa
esiate q the tote Ions deceased intestAte-
Notice Is hereby given all whom il NAV concsn u soyy
should not he granted F9s-f = - 80 peittoHsi
By order Of the Court.
G. MoRIL, Deputy Clerk.
de Ia kouyelle- Orleans WERT ING M n 80 -
IIIdllMDu qMe Joseph SVeEIfng a pre-
- seite uhe petition lie Ccur ee d'obfsnr les Ie
trss Administration Ia do feue Louis Werng
Avis est par e present tous ce que celia pet
avof dtd4re dix onrs rasons pour les.
Far ordre de la Cour.
ms { II q NnREI Dt--,s \, se
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY AN ABLE BODIED
w who good carriage driver ware hou g.
and gardener and willing make himself useful
wife who is good cook washer hnsewoman. Trey
this Office. NJ 3tk
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Tho negreEs slage PAULINE, aged about ID Eaars.

The negyehs SLAVE PliULINE, aged about q years
E@ TERNSFor the zeal estate Que third cash ard the
balance credits of and years. in the OF the
:abasefs to their order bearing interest the
pent not pAnetaag paid, until final payment,
with special e. ps'pgsS so' aSe pl' maj pay
ment Stss e 4, z,,a., a,.,1, a =. ~
The pnTsh9sss Of e are 10 M as hs i
Fnr the Slaye-gash n'7rr
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GPALDLEG d ROGERS MUSEUM,
y Adjoining The Aeademy Of MaAie.
HIp PO POTAHI Q. 8

The Management have the pleasure Of announcing that sey
have saeeeededi expense eetps engage
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RKA BR 0S., PRoPRIET
We have in the latest and most improved machinery
and office well stocked With every style Of type.
Having during the past added Ruling Machine
We solicit the orders our patrons thu, line. ss5 yaw
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..wsx .a.w--HEEW OEfhFEhNS- LACK
E.rs eyS n E1EOE AND GREAT NQ2IEGE
fss4f1 I'M tES5s ABROAD

&es 5sl5Sy - g I'd IN AiIRnkB,
Passenger Trains rRye the flsrt At the corner oi ai
ope Masneia daiythe Mail Tram Ut io a. Al
and the Express Train At 1880 T. Nj.
Tickets all tbs principal cities Of the North, East ana
West. 400.
Time New York three days and l5 hours Price ts CO.
apply al the General Ticket Once,
llS Camp street. - il. r. ~. ,...r RI,
Hons street as late 3g p, NJ, daily Sundays exeepea
I The Company not responsible for loss BY FIRE.
Excursion Train Magnolia leaves en- saturday at = M
n It's. WILLIAMS,
jylG1y General snPetntenaene
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Saturday. Nov. 3. 1880.

RgBarl r.. A. Allen, Patton, master, from pm
New York dibGhapg cargo w sec9hd ~
trict Cons gnnes ple receipt OF ther goods
on the leyee otherwise they will be sore g mr. lk ana
expefse GEO. W. HYSsON \ co.,
10 ~ Camp street
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LEGAL NOTICES.


SECOND DISTRICT eoU.T {suCcEssI0N OF LOUIS WEI
9f NeT sssps ySserb yvsriipG nTs nett.
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J BN- Constgnees Of the foII ENvfnS SIlIIL6 20
A. Alien, Capt Ptpn from sew l9th si
Fin diamond 10 bls Whisky, G o. oo boxes syup VIZ w
pIease make themselves the dlschhEh cle ~ 'e
eyce Otherwise they will their risk md expense.
$3.50 ' ~ ' GEO w. IYNsoH Y CO.,
81 Camp street.
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nsr Notice -Thc brig jesse Ehyna . ,o, rom
New York Is now dsehargng nj Post ~ second District
fonsees viii nease attend the receipt Of their goods
On The eyec otherwise they will be stored at their risk ana
expense. - ..,,,,r,., an on f.,,nr a,
IA nj GEO. W. ifNSps * W.. g Nansp a.
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ADJUSTMENTS,
a CADEEzY OF MUSIC ~ 4CADRsIY 81 aUsIsy.
Formerly
spaiding & Rogers Amphftheafer.
AMUSEMENTs

sPALDING & ROGERS Prspr;eto,..
q g. CHEsLsY. Manager d. h. CALDER. treasurer.
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PAR J. B. WALTON,

SAnyEDI lie 3 novsmbra 1860, Il midi, IL
. sera vendt Borse ST. Charles, conoEme
nen deux drents dc Honorable Bepxiepe Cour d
District cate du 70 septebFe, SG No. l65f iu dosse
de Ia d enchefes pnhiqres ses reserves e bien
ond les escayes e les actions g. ehe &c Ter 81 apes Dc
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- FOR RENT-Ths wo-story brick dwelling honses
Ti Nos 23 2SI Magazine side between ST.
M joseph and Deord Said have been newly
painted are good repair, contain ample large yard
hydfaht cstern and well oea ed OF bust
ness. Possession given Immediately. Apply 10
- II. W q. MAYHEM
No. Sc Cafonaelet street
NJ Ct between Gra1ier and Union streets.
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NORWOOD s. GIaIBBLIl, HOS CAMP STREET
Il next to corner Ct Poydras.
Just received Per steamers DeSoto and Phadepha, from
New York:
10 bills New York State DRIED APPLIES the hArrAi nr
in quantities to suit quality BY quantity
SUfrkins choice Goshen Fnound.
or Mt retail, at 80 cents per AZ =.=o ZMEm.Z. #
Choice Smoked S LM0Es--a,,r
New Pealed Dried PEACHES IT, .,,1 NJ NeloRs
sgsp OLIVE stuffed PEPPERS and -, f4
Ia kegs and lars. /,
MoREsQuE FLoG R, in half barrels, .5=. =
We have now every variety Of fresh GROCERIES Of tic
best queliW
| socis NJ sc
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ns-NfereI,onts's Lodge No. ~, 1. o. q. e.,
Nc. u 9da ECiuwB ltat every MONDAY sRe
ming ocoek The following brothers were elected oeere
" W IFyins Hsdsaon N G. II NJ Jameson " q. VIM. H.
g. King Rec Secretary L. ADAM Per Secretary f. Ra7le
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nas counselled peace and Cancellation and CON,
muse 1t has presented to the people two ere pa ma
statesmen who can be consistently voted
natonal men, all Union men, all Constitt nj u
men all conservatives of all parties and of-NfNE
uons pr Ground
me issue is now joined and the people
10 vote. On ordinary oceesi. 4ee, 10 Camp street,
ayailah1, MA 4 4, Dsssnnber sth, 1850, at ia
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CIR. cHARLHs rHEATER-sr. cHARLRs 81
LAST WEEK oF7ng TRUE AND ORIGINAL
Campbell EIinstFeis,

fg~NI!sT REL PRICES Oh ADMIssTON-Ire Crcl
md pafqrste % Second Circle and Gallery, %
QGadtoon Box Tickets 81 CENTS
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06
SCOVILL'S
SARSAPAR|LLA &STILl|N
Or
BLOOD T. LIVER SYRUP.

Sarsapara is a Tropical Root too well known as
one CT the best antidotcs possess for Scrofuous
complaints to- need commentator. But as Stllingia
Is an article Of more recent In Scrofuous afec-
tons, we give below the statement of
DIR. IL. II. FROST,
In the Southern journal Of Medicine and Phdrsad.
cy. He says: "!t win complete the Of uicera-
lions Of the Palate and Throat, and mucous membrane
of the Nose Skin and other parts 1t will eGace the
Botches, Foul Spots, Stains, etc., which in constitu-
ton of this character frequently occur from slight
ed 1t will remove the morbid conditions of the Flu.
ids and Solids which disposes every injury, however
slight, to degenerate with fostering, painful scabty
ulcer 1t WILL In short, improve The digestive and
assmilative operations of the system, that a more
healthy blood and more renewed fiber will be substi.
tuted for the defective conditions Of the other
and thus fully support the character of these edi-
cines for being essentially alternative" Also state
DR.. BLACK,
published in the Cincinnati Eectic Medical journal
In VIII CHI he says: "After giving It fair trial In
several forms of,dsease, am convinced that, as q
general Alternative II has superior in the oterio
medica. Since last March, have treated about IS
of Syphilis without single failure when the pa
tient gave me anything like fair trial.
ScocaTs Sarsaparilla and Stillingia
Is preparation which is compounded upon scientific
and with great care, by one thoroughly
acquainted with the medical qualities aud effects Of
each article separately considered, well as the
whole In its combined state.
NIr. w. s. MERRILL,
of Cincinnati, one of the oldest and most reliable.
druggists of that city, makes the following statement
eve have been acquainted with the formula of
Messrs scovills Co.'s Compound Syrup Of Sarsapa-
ra and stngia, and it has been made under our
supervision. The ingredients entirely Of veget-
able origin; the virtues extracted in great
ure by the vapor Of alcoholic No mineral substance
enters into the composition"
The formula fo- the preparation of the above will
be forwarded to Physicians or Druggists on applica
ton to JOHN d. PARK, Prop'r,
124 Lakes Chscago, Ill
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

We take pleasure in chronicing thu vari-
Gus and multiplies improveme in the use
full machinery Of the day. In this instance
in calling the attention of every one using a
scale, to the great improvements found in
Howe's Standard Scale. The principal of
leverage as used in every scale heretofore
manufactured is the same as in that of scales
fifty years ago and although the manufac-
ture of portable platform scales is more mod
EN-, still the old fashioned check rods, with
the platform resting and wearing upon the
the knife edges, has been the only scale off,
ed to the public. The Howe's scale requi-
res no pit, which in a prairie country, par
ticularly, is of great advantage, and all tric-
ton, insteai of being received on knife ed
ges, as in others, is by an ingenious device
received on chilled iron balls, and it will
weigh accurately either in or out of level
AS an instance of this, we will mention that
one of their two hundred to scales put up
seven feet out of level, has been in use for
years, and wheighs as accurately to day, as
when first put down We advise every one
examine Howes Standard Scales, confident
that it will by inspection, recommend itself
to that best of all the senses, common sense.
Thomas s. Dickerson, at his metal Ware
house, 45 Wabash Avenue, (Burch's Iron
Building,) has large saleroom for these
scales, where may be seen every variety,
from the most delicate Post Office balance,
to the thirty ton railroad track scale.-Chi-
cago Democrat.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06
See Advertisement.

COMPLIMENTARY NoTIcE.-Slodn's Instant
Relief..-We publish to day, on second page
the advertisement of Oscar b. Sloan, Of CHI
cago describing the two grea. remedies, man
ufactured by him.
is Sloan's Instant Relief-an invalua-
BILE remedy for horse collie, disease which
is often suddenly fatal to horses. The instant
Relief will almost invariably cure colo in a
few minutes. Sloan's ointment for flesh
wounds and skin diseases of horses and cat
tie, is already SO well known to the public
as to need no recommendation from u.s.
Read the advertisement Alton Democrat.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

We extract the following from the list Of
appointments Of the Annual Conference,
which met at Oskaloosa on the Sd inst, and
should have published the List entire but
for want Of space:
ALBA DISTRICT, NJ. II. Hare, p. +.
Abba, j. w. Latham; Centreville, Cyrus
Morey; Bell Air, A. w. johnson; Union
vile, VIM. Byrkit; Drakeville, Henry Crel-
lin; Bloomneld, j. B. Hardy; Bloomfield
circuit, Jas. Haynes; Floris, VIM. Mahon
OrTUMwA, d. Worthington; Blakesburg, G..
W. Byrkit; Chillicothe, G. w. Bamford
Hamilton, ". A. Smith; Attic;,, G. Fl. Clark
Knoxville, r. B. Allcnder; Melrose, D. T.
Sweep,.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06
A Jealous Post Matter.

Mr.. Buchanan's Post Master at Dahlonega
NJ NJ Lane, seems to be one Of the Jealous
kind. We learn that the other day while
Mr.. Jacob Rowell was riding through Dab
lonega, and exercising the right of huTahing
for Lincoln, this Federal official rushed out
of his office, seized the bride OF Mr.. Rowell' S
horse, and proceeded to kick the horse, and
tried to pull Mr. Rowell off Mr.. Rowell
probably had not asked Mr.. Lanes permis-
sion to hunrah for his fayorite candidate,
certainly great oversight. VIII the Re
publicans Of Dahlonega please remember
that when they feel an inclination to shout
fo. Lincoln in the streets Of their Town, just
to run in the first place and ask Postmaster
Lanes permission.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06
NEW URK Ann ERIE
RAILROAD.
Great Broad Guage, Double Track
nlh IN nar L.

Great Broad Guage, Double Track
aud Telegraph Route.
VkNONew York, Boston, and all eastern Cities car
Il rying the Great Western and North Western
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dunkirk daily, on arrival Of
all trains on the Lake Shore Railroad, Il ON Cleveland
Chicago, Milwaukee, st. Paul, St. Louis, Dubuque
burlington, Iowa City, &C., and run through to New
York city without change
The only route running through from the Lakes
to New York city Splendid ventilated sleeping cars
rus on night trains.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low as
by any other route
Boston Passengers and their Baggage transferred.
Free In New York.
BE particular and call for tickets via Dunkirk and
the New York and Erie Railroad which are sold at all
the principal Railroad offices in the West
This road affords facilities for shipment of freight
superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West and quicker time than ever
before made any line
For freight rates enquire Of j. G. 0atman 241 Broad
way, New York, or ofJacob Forsyth, Freight Agent,
81 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
CHAs. MINOT, Supr,
JOHN NJ OSBORN, Western Agt Cleveland, Ohio,
SAML READ, Ag't, Toledo, Ohio
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

New, YORK Sept "A Sunday paper as
scrts positively that Heenan and Morrissey
will fgat previous to the 5til, of March, and
probably in Jan, for $4,000 a side,
A suspicious looking coast sailing brig
having on board a large quantity ofrice and
lumber, besides water casks beyond the or
binary number, left Atlantic with a cargo of
Negroes. Rumor adds that two or three
other briggs and barks have recently
hauled out from the same rendezvous. and
proceeded on similar voyage.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06
AAlsH MANHOOD
How Lost, How II

Just Published, ina Sealed Enoelope,
lecture nature treatment and Radical cure of
Spermatorrhoea, Seminal Weakness Sexual Debili-
ty Nervousness and nveuntary En- issons producing
Impotency, Consumption and Mental and Physical
Debility. r
BY ROB. j. CULVERWELL, NJ d.
The important fact that the awful consequences of
selfabuse may be eectually removed without intern
al medicines the dangerous applcaio caustics
instruments, indicated bouges and other empirical
devses, is here clearly demonstrated and the entire
y new and highly successful treatment, adopted by
the celebrated author fully explained, by Of
which every one is enabled to hiHnsef perfectly
and at the least possible cost thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums of the day This Lecture will
prove boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any address, post paid on the
receipt Of two postage stamps, by addressing Dr. G.
KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New YorH,Post Box $50,
2519 1y
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News ky the Fulton,

CAPE RACE. August 31.-One hundred
and fifty Garibaldians had discmbarked in
Calabria, and were joined by two thousand
insurgents, with whom they retired to the
mountains.
Preparations continued for the defense of
Naples. Col. Cosing, with four thousand
volunteers, had quilted Bonconar, taking the
direction of the main land.
One thousand five hundred men with arms
and tents, from Sardinia, had landed at Ma.
pies, but were compelled to re embark.
1t is asserted that two Companies of
Dragons had joined the insurgents.
The Austrian Marin Budget is to be in
creased to one hundred million forms.
The English Cabinet agree to discontinue
their negotiations for including Spain as one
of the great-Powers of Europe.
The Indian Chamber of Commerce has
passed resolutions against Mr.. Wilson, Sec
rotary, for the India currency scheme.
The Income Tax bill had passed the Com
mons.
Consols were quoted on the 22d at 90 for
money, and 934@93s for account.
Illinois and New York and Erie securities
had advanced
LONDON MARKETs.-Sugar, coffee, tea and
salt petre, quiet tallow firm.
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denounced him (Clay) in the Congress
of the United States, and now denounce
him as traitor AN OLD BLACK HARTED
TRAITOR--thef first American Statesman
who ever attempted to sell his county, for
British God! Douglas in his Speech at
carrollton IN 1874.
The old friends and supporters of Henry
Clay are now asked to go into a coalition
with those who are trying to elevate the ut
terer of this TRADE to the Presidency -
Ecening Journal.
From the argus.
The Buffalo Republic has already pro-
nounced this extract forgery; but the
Journal repeats it.
And the Buffalo Republic utters false
hood in pronouncing the extract "a forge
ry." Its truth is affirmed Carolton Qll)
journals, where the remark was made, and
1t is admitted to be true by Douglas oson
organ at Peoria, Hlinois-the Democratic
Union.
We quote from the Chicago Press and
! Tribune -
! DOUGLAS AND CLAY. We have before US
copy of the Daily Democratic Union, a
Douglas paper printed at Peoria, Illinois, in
which VIC find the following frank admission
of the charge that during Mr.. Clay's life time
he was bitterly malgned and prosecuted by
Stephen A. Douglas.
The Union says
Some years ago Douglas was candidate
for Congress in the 9th Congressional Dis
trict of Illinois Hon. David NJ Woodson was
his opponent. During the canvass, they
spoke at Carrolton: and in his Speech at
that place Douglas used the following Ian
guage:-
II denounced him in the Congress of
the United States, and now denounce him,
as TRAIToR-AN OLD BLACK-IlEAR-
TED TRAiTOR-the first American states
man who ever attempted to sell his country
for British COLL
We quote the article entire from the col
umns OF the Union Of Sunday, Aug. 10TH
! 1t there appears as we print it; and it
must be taken as frank and honest confess
sion Of the hypocrisy of the new admiration
of Mr.. Douglas for the memory orthe states
man, the author of the Missouri Compro-
mise. We thank the Union for its unwon-
ted honesty, and commend its example to
other Journals which are shedding crocodile
tears over Mr. Gays bones.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1860-09-06

There was a monster Republican gather
ing at Indianapolis on the Goth. 40 or So
600 persons were present. There were s, 5000
Wide Awakes in procession. Tom Corwin,
f. P. Stanton, F. P. Blair, and others spoke.
The most intense enthusiasm, exceeding $40,
prevailed