davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
DIR. S. o. RICHARDS, ~
SHERRY aeine 8itirrs,
The C,ltbialrG Wv J gland E,mu
FcE
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION.

,IauIdice, I5rer and -icts Goneral Dcbilry and al
Diseases GTiSinQ from Disordersd SsOzadck.
LiueT BslUelS
II HEY Used and recommended by leading
& Physicians o. the country and ali who use them
pronounce them invaluable
nr james Lesi5ere writes from Navarro Stark Co.
OHIO, Inc btters highly praised 10y those sufle
Ing from indigestion, dyspepsia and syeg complaint
: lavis, Postmaster NillianlSport. UIio, SAYS
= They give great satisfaction them myself
having taken colo become ostra;e and lost my aIise-
utc. i renewed me, ard can reccTn;n nd I with
great assurance of its merits -
lr Wm. 81. Kerr, Of kcgefsyiie, Ind wrltgS That
tfIy the most valuable Ue1fCine offered He has
recommended them with great success and with them
rac several cures Of PGitat0n OF the heart ar!
eIal debility
Thomas Stanford, Esq., n0gntsviile Henry O.. aid
q long letter under date of May l. IS6O lie
much reduced, having boen afflicted IiIrce
years with great nervous debility, isiitatou i tho
heart OF the Hust and Frustrating character
'sftcr usii few bottles, compiler ly rcstnred,
an IN robust health "
George vs. Hoffman says he afflicted with ohct-
Taalism for twtuty years IN all various and
the Filters CEr-tlig cure, ~hCn several hysicIans
attending him codid 90 him goot he says, for
rheumatism dyspepsia. liver complaint kidney
ton, lrOisy, IL IS 4 specific certain remedy p
= J. " Hunt writes iruui Del iiois, Alien Co one. "a
section wcTc foyer and ae IeyaiiS,) tlat lac
CcgriCiy rCNUinneEds them q decided merit all
CASES 81 fever and aguc AMI general debility
J.. X taiieicTS. 81. -. writes from Van Vert. Cnso
most respectfully res-.n nd the sherry Nme Rli.
ters "a the notice OF al dlSIptic persons, Ri iu al
who req sire stimulating, -ii-slillae
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
civ Bank Notes

Taken at par, by MrERs, HuNr L Co., in
settlement of accounts, or for Buggies, Car
riages, &c. dec3-d1w
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
MISCELLANEOUS.

+ TRE AGALGANAToS Of LASsUAGEs.-Tnere IS 4 grow
ing t=ilieaey IL this age 10 appTorfate the
pressEe wards Q. other angg2geS, ami alter while
10 incorporate them into thus the word &C.
pnAiic, shic IS trc tie GEeek, signify in .,lo- the
head, is becoming popularizea IN connectioa
with Mr. Spldins's great Haataciie remedy, bat it
viii soon Dc Used IL more general w.s ani lae ord
Ceiil;ilfc VIII become c,IaTi ElectrotyPc an
many others wiese distinction foreign " Es ms
bcsn WON away by ss2g. a:lsu tssy Sc in
si-..asiss asa - AZ s1s1or k3Fn.s'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
MOVEMENTS OF TIE RA.se&&ss...:.;:,ss.

Departures of Passenger rIsihs.
N.sHvILLs :. CuaTrAxooGA-3:3O A n r T. ~ ~
TE-vyESsEE < AIkBAxA-5:I5 A NJ; 3;oo p >" n
LOUISVILLE L EAsIIyILE-2:I5 A as =: p At
Ga4atnExpTess 3:OO :, ~
N.saruIE X DECATUR 1:O a. 81, 6:SO r NJ
EDT=FrTgIE A EENTUcEY-2:45 = j.
arrival of Passenger TrafnsI
>-.-.,--,,r {. C,,,rraxooGA-5 80 p NJ, 4 "
-P,-rtLr- = AIARAMA-IO:"O A ~ AGO r II.
T,T-IsvuIE & NAsEIvILLE-5:OO A u, DUO T. 81
D-,s,,g7r1r < DEcsTUg-I:20 a n, /: o P j. b
E,1sl-sfETD 3 kEyTUCKY-l O:I5 a ii
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
PURIFY THE BLOOD

DR wEAvERs cASKER AND SALT REEUM 81
IL RuP, for the cure Of Canker, Saib RleIsm, Fry
sipelas crofgioas Diseases cataness Eruptios. sore
kyes aud every kind OF Disease arising from ina
pure state Of the Biooe- THE MOST EEFEuvE
BLOOD PURIFIER or THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
IL IS the Prescription Educated fflyseian and
all who are afflicted with any Of the above named dis
eases shocld use witilest delay. Il viii drive the
diseases from SYSTEM and when once out the
SIX ia a few applications o. DR. WEANEtS Ct1lATf, or
cl >Tstf-NT. ana Yea have a permanent cure ; -
The CERATE has proved IT'S u 20 be the best Omit
Iaf ever nscntes and where once used, has Beyer
been known fai of efrctig permanent cure 81 Old
ore letter ana Ringw0rin, Scad Head chsibairs and
Frsst Bites, Bafberss Itch Cnapsed Cracked Hands
81 Lips. Blotches fifnfles the Face And for
SORE SIE1iE< AM S0l.E ~ Is thr Cerate Is The ony
thing required Il sionid be KEPT Ia The house
Ct every emily. ~
Price u syrup 81 Ccrafe OF 25 cents per bosfie. hi
rcctions accompany csch bottle. said by nosl Aedi-
cine Dealers J. n HARRIS & CO., fFopriefors,
For the Western and Southern States Cas- lnnsfis %
To whom 2Tcefs for shs above Medicines may b ad-
dressed
Sold Wholesale and Retail by = W Berry 4 lsno
vile, Esia, lseasiefon 4 Co, Rains 4 Brown and al
other druggists OF Nashville, Tenn Mans Held %.
Memphis Tenn. Edward Fiaer o., Louisville, ny
j. Wright 4 Co. New Orleans, La anE2o-d4s1y
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
400 TO S Sd

SabsH gab 500
The Howe Family Sew
ing Machines are especial
ly adapted to the Southern
Trade, because they sew
Tarleton, Mosquito Net
ting, Swiss Muslin, Home
spun, Osnaburgs, Jeans,
Kerseys, or Leather, with
equal facility; using Flax
Thread, Cotton Or Silk
They make the shuttle Or
lock stitch, undoubtedly
the best made by Sewing
Machines. The Howe Sew
ing Machi..e.; are strong,
simple and durable, and are
fully guaranteed in every
particular More than
four hundred families In
this vicinage have endorsed
their good qualities during
the past year.
Orr's & McNaught's
Spool Cotton, the best in
the Market for Machine
use at so cents per dozen,
also a good assortment of
Flax Thread and Silk at
prices to suit the times.
CONE BROS, Agents,
81 COLLEGE STREET,
nov29-tf NASHVILLE, TENN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04

Or. WsGrer's Quaker and Sal Lahesas Syrup and
Csrats for curing kuaoTs By purifying the blood.
READ s.--ifOW IT ACE~.
When disease has been long the system the first
fltterng SYN tos after taking the Syrupis that the
humor increases on the skin This should not alarm
you it only shows that the diseases is working out
Just the result see apply the Cerate, and
the kunor will heal ami the disease disappear.
decI-LsEAU
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
River = eyvs.
Arrived.

Dec. 2-MinnetOHka Padueah;
Glenwood, Cincinnati.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-12-04
From EOstOn.

BosToN, Dee. 8 -The Redpath John-Brown
meeting was taken possession Of by the Union
men, r chard S. Fay chairman. Resolutions
were passed denOnncing Brown. justifyimg his
execution, and luuding Virginia. The Adolf
Iioni,ts uUsucc-ss.uliy Underworld TO get a
hearing. Finally the Police were called and
Fremont Temple cleared aud closed by order
of the May or.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

Late yesterday afternoon, as we were
getting our forms ready for press, We re-
ceivcd . note from PHILo J. DlNNIcE, Esq,
asking us to Withdraw his name as can
d.tIate for Circuit Clerk.
Nf D. as our readers are aware, was
the unanimous nominee for the office
named. at the democratic convention
which met in this city On the l4th inst
He was nominated on account of his emf
uant fitness for the position, his life long
devotion 10 democratic principles, and
his high standing as an upright citi-
zen and consequent great personal popu-
larity.
Ills withdrawal Is prompted by 10 ex-
preston OF thought on the part Of single
democrat il the County, that he Is not
the y.ly best Lla:l that could have been
nominated. but Is attributable to motives
50 solEsacs:iciag and manly as to he en-
J.Te.y characteristic OF las generous nature.
Ills withdrawal leaves the contest for
Circuit Clerk between H. s BEEBE, Esq
and Ir. Moor, the republican nominee.
- between these, We have no doubt the
democracy viii unanimously support the
former Ir. 3. is an old Clay wing, 4
hatcr Of abol;tioaisn, with weak republi
can procliv;,ies, while as an old citizen Of
~ sale county Of p or more years stand
in~, la has "a host Of warm friends whom
10 political cgnsiderations can deter. fro,r
giving han their votes. His competitor
rpl- ,I.-- o,,.--I------'>-J -s~~--
importation Of the Central Railroad com
Tany, has resided in the county scarcel.
-ong enough 10 have vote here, and i
il no way identified with our interests be
yond . greedy desire manifested in his ei
forts 10 get hi- nomination, to s.eze upor
the flttez: Office in the county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25
Notification and Disun1on.

The sympathy between the southern Sc
cessionists and northern republicans Is
open and undisguised. So little IS 1t con
cealed, that in reading the republican
papers one frequently is at loss TO tel
whether they are advocating the eiec'io"
of Breckenridge or Lincoln
This sympathy does not arse rom 'he
commonly alleged excuse, that every vote
given to breckenridge is vote taken from
the democracv This is the case only to Il
very limited extent. III the northern
states. particularly. the few votes that Will
be cast for breckenridge would, were he
out Of the way, be rather cast for Lincoln
than Douglas. The Breckite movement Is
gotten up to sd Lincolu-and if those who
are in it could aid him more eileetually by
voting directly for him they would do So
| The sympathy we speak OF Is more feeP-
seated Its basis is an almost perfect
identity Of principle, object, and ann III
I the two parties They agree i'll their fear
and hatre, of judge Douglas; they agree
in their assertion OF tie right of Congress
to intervene with slavery in the territories
and consequently in opposing the demo
cratic doctrine OF non-iuterycnt!oa: and
they agree in the reasonable doctrine OF
notification. The only point they dsa-
gree in, is in the cpI,hcat;9n OF this princi-
ple-which both regard u matter OF
minor Importance.
OF minor importance for this reason
XIII of Douglas and non-interyention and
establish the principle that Congress shall
legiSlatc in reference to slavery in the ter
ritores, and at once is precipitated upoi
the country the irrepres-ih'e conflict TO
which both factions are longing. Ii in tina
conflict the north are Triumphant, then sa,
the southern seccssionists is come the mil
lenium for which we are praying,-thc dis
solution OF the Union and an Independent
southern republic; if the south are triumph
ant in that conflict, then equally rejoiced
will be the northern disunionists, for ther
will the north be compelled TO secede, anG
wewill again have northern and southern
republic.
And both factions, we have said, agre,
in the doctrine Of notification. IL lN3:
South Carolina ayowed her right TO disre
gard the revenue or any otller obnoxiou
laws OF the |. s, and the secessionist
maintain the same right TO this day. II
. 1915 Massachusetts, declared by resolution
, OF her Legislature her purpose 10 disregard
the Law of Congress for the admission o
: Texas: and afterwards, not only Massachu
sets, but Ohio Wisconsin, and other re
! publican states by statute nuiiitied the [
: S law providing for the rendition Of iug
two slaves
The triumph of either woul,! be equal
an endorsement of the doctrine Of MULTI
. cation. The triumph of either would b
: disuu:on. For notification Is di-urio:
and nothing else: and as We have demon
strated, intervention IS di=ani"n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

After vast deal Of coaxing, the Repub-
leans have finally drawn Seward from his
retiracy to make u few speeches for Lin
coin. He has made one short speech AZ
Boston, and another down IN Maine. The
kepublican papers, however, do not pub
aghast at his bold uttegances, and they
viii soon be a. anXiously coaxing him 10
return home Is they we're to get HIM out.
lie i proving :; perfect mai1.!ot. The IL
repgessible conflict which was SO adroitly
honeyed over and snothered up by the
managers at Chicago is avowed with
boldncss that is truly startling. What ais
Seward, cry tho moderate Republicans
what does he mean? Before the Chicago
Convention, in his great speech in Con
eress, he snoothed over lis iTrepre5s;ble
doctrine so adroitIy As 70 leave It without
a single sharp edge. Bat now he repro
duces it in its most offensive form. He is
injuring instead of helping Lincon--he is
soured by his defeat, and means harm.
Here Is the way he talked At Boston:
" hat Il commentary upon the wisdom
OF man is given in this single fact, that iii
teen years only after the death of John
Quincy Adams, the people of the United
States, who hurled him from power and
from place are calling to the head OF the
nation, to the very seat from which he was
expelled, Abraham Lincoln, whose claim
to that seat Is that lie coufesaes the Cb!iga-
ton OF that higher law which the Sage OF
Quincy proclaimed, and that he avows
himself, Tor veal or woe, for life or death,
q soldier on the s;lc al freedom in the IT,
repressible conflict between freedom and
slavery.
"'EhIs, gentlemen, is my simple confes-
sion. ] desire now only to say to YOU that
you have arrived at the last stage OF this
conflict before you reach the triumph
which is to inaugurate this great policy
INTO the Government Of the United states.
You will bear yourselves maniuily. 1t be-
hooves you. solid men of Boston, if you are
hcre-and if the solid men are not here,
then the lighter men of MassachuSetts-
TO bear onward and forward, first III the
ranks, the flag of freedom"
II was Seward who drove the conserva-
tive men from the support Of Gen. Scott
out of spite at his own defeat then. Is he
not playing the same caine towards Lin
coin? ask our moderate Republicans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

REPC3LICAE NoHIyAr!nNS-Tho repubii
can district senatorial and representative
conventions met at La Sale on Friday
The eagrrness to get nominations was
srca! enough to call out full delegations
from the various counties Interested
For Senator, Washington Bushnell, of
Ottawa, was nominated on the first ballot.
by vote of IS against l6 cast for }. H.
bryant, Of Dureau
For representative nominations, there
appears 10 have been quite an animated
contest, and a number Of ballotings. re-
sult;ng finally in the selection of \. J.
Cropsey, Of Livingston and j W. Newport
Of Grurdy.
The nominations are triumph Of .hc
E2liik-and-wstter wing over the more III
tensely abolition wing Of the abolition
party, and Instructions were accor,,jnolv
given the nominees in case Of their .lec-
ton, 70 support Trumhuli fos the L. :
Senate, in preference 70 Loyeioy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

Hon. Br>J e. WRIGHT, Of Rock Island
County, an ardent republican, recently adj
dressed q note to Mr.. Abe Lincoln in g
courteous way, asking his opinions on Ger
tain political points. After delay of two
weel.-, Nr. W. finally got Il response sign
ed by one John q. Nichols, who appears
TO be acting as secretary to n committee
appointed to be Mr.. Lincolns keepers, in
which lie is informed that it has been de-
cided that Mr.. /. shall write nothing
whatever upon any point of political doc
trine during thc pending contest. How
ue;inly this contrasts with the manly Ian
guage Of Mr.. Douglas, uttered recently in
Rhode Island
II a,y object ,cas to get tie presidency Jy any
means, rather Tim 10 rindtcate Tie hath, per
laps l 'eonH be ,cHiay II pi0y mummy, and
put padlock on my Ups, tor. fear / mtght utter
an honest sentence and lose vote by H. APP
plauSe / tcoed Scoyn 10 receieG a"y man S
cote uHaer .'lEse pretencc5,
Mr. Wright has repudiateI the mum
candidate and goes for Douglas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

ARKANSAS ELECTloX-Ncxt to Kentucky,
the awfuilest drubbing breckenridge has
received was in Arkansas There. as in
Missouri and North Carolina, the nominal
tons had been made before the Baltimore
convention, and was nominally supported
by the whole democratic party. In Ar
unlike Missouri, to endorse the Baltimore
nominees. The result was, a Douglas man
came out as an ''indepcndent' candidate
for Governor and beat the Breckite nomi-
nee over 5000 votes in poll of about -
600, and Hindman, Breckite, by similar
movement, was badly beaten for Congress
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

CMLFoREIA-The news from California
continues of the most cheering character.
Gov. Downey and all the state officers are
out for Douglas. Senators Gwin and La
than, say the telegraph dispatches brought
by the pony express on Tuesday, remain
ed at San Francisco, taking but little part
in politics. Ex-Governor Denver supports
Douglas in o strong letter Politicians
generally were of opinion that if the cleo
ton were held at once both California and
Oregon would go for Douglas, but the Of
fee holders were expecting damaging news
for Douglas from the East"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

PoPCLAv:oy OF INnlANA.-The New Alba
ny Ledger says: The United States Mar
Shall, in arranging the districts in the seye-
raj counties in the State, for taking the
census, estimated the population of Indi-
ana at ,iIo,OJo. The returns thus far re-
cclred from the census takers indicate
that the estimate of the Marshal was about
correct, and that the full returns will not
vary from the estimate but few thousand
either way
The foo,ings Of Illinois thus far indicate
that her population will vary little from
l.60oo00-thus placing her some POO, 900
ahead Of Indiana
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

EIRGHIA.-Both tie Douglas and the
Brec', wings Of the democracy of Virginia
held conyentions-the former at Stauntcn
and the latter at Charlottesville, on the 10Th
inst. An attempt to fuse the two on an
'alf and 'aIf electoral ticket was rejected
b. the Douglas wing, and each has nomi-
mated a full ticket. The result will be the
giving of the state to Bell and Everett,-a
contamination the Douglas democracy can
silently prefer, as the BelIeyerc:t party
are Bon-intervention and true Union men.
while the Brecllites are as odiously the
advocates Of Intervention and measures
tending to secession and disuion As the re-
;pblicans and abolitionists
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25
Breckenridge,s withdrawal.

The rumor was quite current not only
in this region, but all over the country, at
the beginning of the week, that the name
of John C. Breckenridge. was about to be
Withdrawn from the list of presidential
candidates The foundation Of the rumor
was unquestionably a desire of the kind
expressed by Mr. g., soon after the result
Of the Kentucky election was known
That letters expressing such desire were
received from him at Washington admits
of no question; and it is further placed
beyond doubt that an anxious consulta-
ton OF his leading friends took place in
Washington on the subject. This is not
only positively stated by persons likely to
know, bat is confirmed by circumstances
For two days, while the consultations
were said to be going on, and while the
city was full of rumors on the subject, the
Breckenridge committee room in Wash
ington was closed and their flag was tax
down, while tho Constitution, his organ sal,
not Z word cithcr about the rumor. O
about Breckenridge or Douglas. Finally
however, those in consultation decide,
against Withdrawal, and Senator Bfigh
was sen, post haste to Kentucky to reaso
Mr.. b. out of the notion. 1t WAS onl
then that the despatch was sent fror
Louisville, declaring the rumor unioundec
&c In spite of this contradiction, how
ever, the Louisville Dc,nocgat Of Tucsda
publishes the following;
"BEECHEXRIDGE MEN AND ALI. OTHERS, CON
Up TO THE m.RK.-A gentleman authorize
US 70 make the iollwing proposition:
- one h,,ndfed doiEus 10 a n,oaSord thi
the Hon John C. Breckenridge does NJ
run for the presidency in November mex
Persons desiring to take the bet will a
DIV at this office
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

PARAGUAY Business -TheComm;ssioners
appointed by the United States to investi-
gate the matter in issue between the Uni
ted States and Paraguay out of which
war nearly grew year ago, have made
their decision, awarding against the Uni
ted States on every point presented The
President is said to be hugely mortified at
the result
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

The Hon Leslie Combs publishes card
in the Louisville journal, Aug. s., in which
he gratefully acknowledges the assistance
he received from the Douglas men in gain
ing his election. He also recommends a
like union on the Presidential ticket, and
SAYS, The YanceyBreck disunion
lists have only received their first rebuke-
mild and gentle, compared to the future,
They are doomed"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25
Latest from Europe.

Besides the market news in another
column, the telegraph despatch of the
European news by the Baltimore brought
this item:
Naples had been proclaimed in state
OF siege Reports say Austria will renounce
the treaty of Villafranca and actively op-
pose Garibaldi in Naples.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

1YNHE undersigned has still large quantity sp,en.
did farming lands in La Sale and Living coun-
ty for SALE easy terms, in tracts of to $50
acres, purchasers may desire. These lands all lie
within convenient distances OF the RAILROADS and the
canal, and afford the best market facilities
Ottawa, the II. l. r. r. and Pontiac, o the c., A.
NJ. L. will be the convenient places stop
for those wishing to examine the land. Anybody in
either place can direct persons to my residence.
Bruce, August o. 1850. WILLIAM SrRAWN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

TERRIBLE AoelpENr.-On Thursday night
of last week as Mr. H. NJ. Moore. of this
village, was filling a fluid lamp, it exploded,
severely burning Mr.. Moore, his eldest
daughter, his youngest child, and Young
lady, Miss Louise Marston. The child
was so badly burned that it died the next
The others, though suffering
severely, are recovering. Mr.. NJ and
family have the sympathy of the whole
in their Bristol
(T1ri0y
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

FREEDOM FoREvERl-Our census returns
show strong proof of the productiveness OF
our prairie soil especially in the town OF
Freedom, in which, we learn, of the yield
for the past year, Of eight pairs of twins
and three sets Of triplets!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25

In Alabama three of the Breckenridge
electors -Messrs. Davis Lindsay and Glib
son-have also declined serving, two of
them, we believe, announcing themselves
for Douglas, and the third for Bell
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-25
COUNTY TESEz EE.

FOR SHERIFF,
FRANCIS C. FLORI, of Ottawa.
FOR CORONER
DE-. GEORGE VI. 0ICkJNNET', of Ottawa.
xa.a