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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02
IMPORTANT NOTICE

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CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS!
T4E Old Established Line to California, conneo-
L ting with Steamers of the sf tF
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
have removed their Office New York to the New Pier
NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP co.
Foot of Canal Street, North River, whence will lie des-
patched, on the
5lh and goth Of each Month,
one of the North Atlantic Steamship Co's.we knownand
commodious Steamers N#
ADRIATIC, BALTIC AND ATLANTIC,
of 1000 tons and upwards formerly of the Collins Line
Europe, known to be unrivaled for 1
~ Capacity, Specd and ComjofG 4 \
Connecting via the Panama Railroad, with he splendid
steamers of the Pacific Mail steamship Company,
GOLDEN AGE. GOLDEN GATE, JOHN
.s L..STEP HENS g. SONORA.
N.B.-This is the ONLY Line having an EXTRA
STEAMER, ALWAYS at Panama, US insuring no
detention,
Rates Of Fare as low as by any other Line, and NO
EXTRA expense at PANAMA.
C.4UTIO.N TO TIE PUBLIC.
On of the frauds and impositons on
Travellers those bound California cautioned to buy
tickets at the only authorized Agencies Of the Ma p
NJ. S. Companies. ~
6yTIcKErs MUST SIGNED BY ONE OF THE CoMPANY's
AGENTS BEFORE they will be recognized by the Agent at
Panama and Tickets thus signed be Obtained at the
only Authorized Agency for the N. A. p NJ Steamship
Companies where State Rooms and Brths be secured
viz at the old established Office, well known for ten
years past,
IG Broad street, BOstOn.
G.. l.. BARTLEfr.
| %" Be sure aud observe the Name and Number
Boston, Nov. 10, 1859. #a 2O4y1f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

Humphreys SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENE
III DIES.
HUMRgREY's SPECIFIC HoMooEPATAIc RENE.
HuMPHREY's, SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENE,
HUMPPgHREY's, SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENE
HUMPHREY's, SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RENE
III DIES, " ~ "D"H
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02
FerfulllcrY.

T UBTN's, Harrisons, Preston Merrlll's and other
- choice extracts for the handkerchief; Hair Oils no
made and Restoratiyes, Cologne also the EVERLASTING
FRAg-PGNNNI at M tsff. it0t tPHINNEYIs. =
KIRTs-fom four TO thirty springs in Colors and white
- got 81 ELLIS h HATCH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

Important TO Families!
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With which every family, with their ordinary kitchen
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Hard, Soft or Fancy
1t will make had water Soft elem paint, remove grease
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Abundant testimony in fvor of The Saponfer with
full and valuable receipts for making different kinds Of
Soaps, sent free by addressing.
OFFICE or THE COMPANY.
No 500 Penn Street, Pittsburgh. Pa or
LEWIS JAMES & co AGENTS,
Philad lphi' Pa.
9"Be sure you get the original and patented article,
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East Tarentum, Allegheny Co Pa. f2l0wl3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-02-02

TRIAL BOTTLES GRATIS
MACON Co., st. Johng6ury VT. 70 whom all orders
should be addressed. Sold by Fred :. smith and s.
Redheld, Montpeerj g. Porter, Mortified and by
Druggists generally. 20lm6
PIRD Cages, Fancy Goods, Toys, &c. &c., for sale BY
I'D sA#N& s8S& Fa@ $500 A. A. MEAD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

The proceedings of the Democratic
Comfy Convention, which met in this city
on Tuesday, viii be found on our outside
form The attendance was large-nearly
every town being represented, and the
men who composed the various delega-
tions were the solid men of the towns
They looked and acted as if they were in
earnest, and that there was work in them.
They brought the most encouraging re-
ports from the different towns.
Tho Convention, it will be observed,
made short work OF the nominations
Philo j. Dimmicl,, Esq, OF Vermilion, was
nominated for Circuit Clerk; F. C. Florey
for Sheriff, and Dr. q. W. Mckinney for
Coroner. These are certainly strong nomi
nations, and we have no doubt VIII be
most cordially supported by the party.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

We hope that no calamity has overtaken
Mr. Douglas. He has not made an cleo
tioaeeriug speech in more than q week
Has he found the mother that he has been
chasing up and down New England ever
since the Baltimore Convention adjourn
ed Have his audiences deserted him ?
Has he bronchitis? OR have bushel of
shouted CLAIMS from the Rocky Point bake
lodged in his gizzard 1t is time for Mr..
Douglas TO be heard from. Let Douglas
speak That same Old speech viii do; but
let him speak.-h. Press
Douglas held his breath while "Old
Abe" spoke at Springfield. Hear him:
Ny FEILow ClrlzgNs i appear before
you on this occasion with no intention of
making a speech. 1t has been my pur-
pose, since l have been placed in my pre-
sent position, to make no speeches This
assemblage having been drawn together at
the place of my residence, 1T appeared to
be the wish of those composing this vast
/ assembly to see me, and 1t certainly Is my
wish to see all of you. | appear upon the
ground here at this time, only FOR the pur-
pose Of aitordng myself the best opportu-
nifty OF seeing you, and enabling you TO see
me- confess, with gratitude be it under
stood, that did not suppose that my ap-
pearance among you would create the tu-
multi which / now witness. | am pro-
foundly grateful for this manifesto ton of
your feelings; ] ain grateful because it is
Il tribute such as can be paid to no man as
a man; it is the evidence that four years
from this time you viii give "a like mani
festation to the next man who is the re-
preventative of the truth on the questions
that now agitate the public, and it is be
cause you will then fight for this cause, as
you do now, or with even greater ardor
than now, though / may be dead and gone
| most profoundly and sincerely thank
YOU Having said this much, allow me
now to say, that it is my wish that you will
hear the public discussion by others of our
friends, who are here for the purpose of
| addressing you, and that you will kindly
let me be silent.
About the same time there was an earth
quake in Kentucky and tornado in New
York. How could Douglas be heard while
Abe was thus laundering forth, with hun
dreds of thousands about him 'who want
ed to see him and he wanted to see them
No other paper in the city has the speech
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
Republican Meeting Saturday Night.

For three weeks the republicans OF OF
tawa have been laboring to get up big
meeting 1t was first advertised for two
weeks ago, but the Zig guns from abroad
that were promised cot suddenly sick and
couldn't come; so the meeting was post
poned. But last Saturday night it would
come oil certain Joe Knox and Norman
B. Judd would undoubtedly be there.
Now four or five hundred people can al
ways be got together in Ottawa on Il pro-
mise to place great gun in position on
the platform and have it 90 OFF with a
mighty defamation. Accordingly four or
five hundred people got together on Sat
urday night. There were too many for
the Court room, and a part Of the crowd
were addressed from the steps below.
But one of the big guns-Judd-had again
failed-was stin sick: the other would be
there presently. Meantime b. G. Cook
and O. 9. Gray would entertain the people
which we believe they did quite satisfac-
torily. Presently The big gun is announc-
cd-he is placed i'll posil;on-all eyes, ears
md mouths are open-the match is ap-
'ied-Geewh ittakerl what a decoration.
j the name of Observation-Disclosures
.op-guns-and spruce beer bottles! Well
here is 10 use liz wasting words-JOe
;nox was a failure. The democrats
-lickered-the Republicans looked foolish.
The meeting vas about TO break up with
loud guffAw, when Gray remounted the
'tand, and managed to reorgauize the bro
zen elements sufficiently to retreat in Gre
litable goodorier.
Our Republicans have made themselves
ridiculous by catering to AN absurd delu
sion. 1t is folly to get speakers from
abroad, when they have ADLER men at home
Who is Judd or Joe Knox? Very re
spectacle men, doubtless; but as lawyers
or speakers neither can for a moment be
compared with Burton C. Cook, or o. c
Graz. Ten men this day will turn out tc
hear 1Ir Cook make a political speech il
Chicago or any part of the State, to one
that viii 20 TO hear Judd OF Knox If ne
knows them.
\ Dougias man was elected Governor o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
VIRGINIA Democracy.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, Aug II.
A despatch to the HeraH says: Nothing
Of importance was done yesterday in the
Breckenridge convention, save tho adop-
ton Of a resolution, offered by Hon. WIN.
{. Smith, appointing committee to com
municate with the Stanton convention on
the subject Of a compromise, and to pro
pose terms for such compromise, should
that convention show willingness to en-
ter into negotiations for this purpose
a second despatch says the Douglas
convention will not offer any compromise
but will take into consideration any that
are made from Charlottesville Fusion is
impossible, except on their own terms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
BY TELEG R AP II.
Reported for tie Ottawa Free Trader.
New York Douglas Convention.

SYRACUSE, Aug. II.
The Douglas State Convention assembled
again yesterday morning, and after adj
.iourning from time to time to allow the
committee on electoral ticket time to COM
plete their labors, finally selected a full
ticket, which is satisfactory to the commit
tee of the Bell and Everett party, who
have been present during the entire SEES
sion, negotiating for representation on
the ticket that would bring to it the sup
port of the Americans of the State. One
third Of the electors are members of the
American organization. The electors at
large are Reuben H. Wallworth, Of Sara
toga, and Harmon j. Redfeld, of Genesee.
The resolutions endorse the non-intcr-
vention of Douglas and the front st. thea
ire Baltimore nominations; dcprecate as a
disastrous thing, the nomination of Abra-
ham Lincoln; deplore the mal-administra
ton of the state Government by the
Republicans and urge its restoration to the
sworn enemies OF corluption-the Demo
Gratis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
sIavery Ut New EIc&ico.

Il a
,..a,,. ,,ai,o o., ,,,,tl. f,,.s over IN. f,llow-
t,t. of r,,,,,,,. DC,r.-r -
i,,5 ,e,,,,..a n,,,,s Of Me- That tbcv really
:" ''it :'|,-..I...,, :, :,
arte''' - '''''', Nc $500. .t s..tI.n
" i'i'o"' 30 'i"5 ~ o'.'' 'i. ~ t 81
nc COPY - sue y NM.
'he't '>' tracts '.'''' HIS ,--'''''' ' ~
announcer pee % s''-7 go ''-''. '''..' ~
SON. We give - - - NM - -
'fa1. -
VOW, "A.' mas '.'' ,'. ~ .,..- -,
,, NJ ,nc,-r,r.. i $50 and hi, were re-
iectcd IIa, the South been eNe.uied
from all the Isuu,ogy acquired iroiA Mex
ico " max 7..y- l!e D.'' HOE. .Ig 49, ~,
~ - ,.r., -, ~ ra,iro g..
( ta1If.LcI iv the,eoale then-elve-y Its
part Of the history OF the country that I'M
der thu doctrine q M'a-"tef'e u'l'A- 'h'S
/ doctrine that YOU o-i.-At - ca" 7l.''.''
F sovereignty. iAe people 81 -" -H'-'.o
/ have introduced anu protected slavery III
the whole o. that territory. '".''r l...@
/ 1nc'rht, they nave converted q H~cI '-..'s
Iprt'.,1 INTO 5.l.. Io"',TH more ,-'.n ...'
t,He5 the siIe o. the state o. new orr ,
C"'F rs I',.. -..y --a7 'I,,' IN:
IRON! TIC 10 '''+.,'e 10 ne - ~
lorna ana ifoiA iHe AAe O.. me t'' u'-lo
OF Mexico. Hot only up 10 cd ~ D.'' up
10 o. SNl,S YOU agra .'' ...' "., =
slavery Territory tnaHycu '-sF -..sa...- IN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
Meeting ANA Pole Ra:sing in Eagle,

The democracy of the town of Eagle in
this County, will have a grand pole raising
and democratic meeting, at / o clock 7. NJ,
on Saturdaday the 18th inst.
John iise, D. Evans, VIM. Cogswell,
P. A. Cramer and other speakers, English
and German will be present.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

The following new County Central Com.
mittee was appointed by the Democratic
Convention on Tuesday. 1t is omitted in
the proceedings on the first page
T. l.. Dickey, VIM Barber c. Ii. Potter
g. w. Armstrong, John L. Mccormick, G.
L. Belford
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

Gait BENZ NJ PEENTIss is the nominee
in the Fifth Quincy District He is a
noble specimen of the fearless and true
and every honest and good Republican in
his District will be proud to labor and vote
for his election But Old Dick Richardson
will distance him hopelessly in the race.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
SPOEsTSysEN's DEPOT!
HOMAS MOORE.

IMPORTER and manufacturer of Increase Twist Ri
i and Shot Guns, of every description, Telescope
and Pa tent Muzzie Rifles, Revolving Breech Cast Steel
Barrels, with Guide Starter for hunting, and large
sortment of Revolvers, Colts Beas Mathattens Blunt
Syms', Allen Thurber's. Gentlemen will find at IN y
shop everything in line, and warrant TO give salts
faction to all that favor me with their patronage.
invite the old friends of H. z. BRuNKER TO give me
call as he is my agent Customers will always find him
at his post. My shop is Main Street, near the Fox
River Bridge.
Powder Shot Wads and Caps. Guns let by the day.
iunIS THOMAS MOORE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
Co.pnrrucrshIp Notice.

fy1UF undersigned entered into partnership on the
10th day of October, 1859, and occupy the foundry
and machine shop formerly owned and used by Grdiey
Corsye K Co, and their successor, William Cogswe
where they will continue the business under the nam.
and style of VIM. Cogsweil Co. Any business in thei
line the former customers Of the old shop may
vor them with, shall be promptly and faithfully fur nsh
ed according to order. VIM. COG SWELL,
Dis WILL. II. ". CUSIIMAS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
Democratic Meeting III Dayton.

The democracy OF the town of Dayton
are requested to meet at the McGrath
school house on Saturday evening August
18th, to organize efficiently for the cam
paign.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

MISSION, Aug. 8, 800.
.Vr. Eitr:-ln accordance with previ-
Gus notice, the democracy Of the town Of
Mission met at the school house in District
No ! on the It'll inst, and organized a de
moclatic club by cIectiug officers as fol-
low:
Pres.Eat-Oley Haycr
Ire Prss'Iasg-Danl Way, Oyec Ros-
dale.
Ere-,>re Cao,nai,tee-C c. Nelson. Z An
der-on, r. Erickson, e. Hayer. !. : Arm
.tronr, !. Mason. " Fowler, j. Ro-dail
The following committee was appointed
to draft a constitution and report at the
next meeting: T. BrUmbach, Y. Nelson,
C.. Ecrmett, j. Brumhach
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18


+ b Sickle, OF the town OF Clinton, here
to'ore Il iea'''Ns iel''''iic'ii' mas declared
Tor Douglas.
Prentice says that between = DounIos
fever and a Breckenridge sweat ot,iceboII-
ers have q hard time generally Their
feelings he on one side and their bread
ana DEtser ol, 81" o''.o'' '''''' '"'y 'Ne'i'
9'''>' ''0
\ despatch from Gcncseo, Illinois, Aug
10Th, says: The republican meeting yes
terday was small on account Of the wealth
en- HpcecheS were MAIDEN MesSf9. SWEET
Gray and Glover. The wide Awakes
from Davenport ana ltock Island were IN
attendance.
i FAIR OFrER.-The Chicago Times and
HaaN offers the other consolidated the
the use Of one column il that paper, pro
y;ded they viii rcciprocate the favor. and
give up column OF the ifr@s "'"f 1't1,41s
TO the advocacy OF democratic pfiAcipieS
mat IS l"ir WIN inc 4'eruIili@h paper
dare to accept 1t?
c.,,r,f,-r. 49,. San F,,,,c;.,o .,rr,s,,,,,.
dent OF me Ne" OIh I4|a'"-iFech!te
or-an-thus estimates the strength Of par
80. =, California,
1000,
I'o"7 las o., 30 - ~
6recH t'if'"= -, ~,
JUDGE DoJjLAs.-ihe Chicago 4.teS
'h' H"r9" says;
W learn from Geographic despatch sent
- u ,.'f - n -
;hat he will arrive in this city IN the early
part OF September 40 DOUBTS are enter
'''"',' ia - "a 90. ~ -
- ~. =, a,,,. ,,,a,J ratiGs.tirn ,,,e.tin,
10 he held on the first Of Seprember. 1t
i the purpose in that event TO show orr
iepu'cc'c"h bIe'd!leh 'A"c'Iy no" a i'ie''-
-
,-
report OF the news by the overland mail
from California. which arrived at 81. Jo,clh
on Thursiny saws:
The political contest in the State doe,
not open with more than ordinary spirit
bet. wore ofisrai ,hat nn,,ar,. NH rr.
ceiyc the most votes and have been taken,
even BV eCh4l4rlu-e men. / Ia. three
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
COUNTY T'EsHAEE.

FOE CLERK OF TIE CIRCUIT COURT,
PHILO J. DIMMICk. of Vcrmili0n.
ZOE SHERIFF,
FRANCIS c. FLORY, of Ottawa.
FOR CORONER,
Dr.. GEORGE W. MCKINNEY, Of Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

THE SFENGFIELD MEETTNG- The Brock
eurid-e paper at Springfield admits that
the Republican Mass meeting at that
place was three times a large ct the Doug
las ticgg7 DmscrH, lJtb
Why shouldn't it do so, when the Re
publicans furnish near all the powder and
gas for the Breck ties?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

VINO LES ?-Glaudius, Of the U-y,cau.,
says We lied in stating that the Bureau Co
Democrat said it had authority for the state
ment that NJ T, Peters had authorized no
man to say he would vote for Lincoln
Well, the Bureau Co. DeaagrrIt til say So
Now, who lied-Claudius or "William?'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

HUMoRs OF TIE CAMPAIGS-The heat, and
turmoil, and angry excitement OF The poll
teal campaign would be ruinousIy exhaust
ing were there not an occasional relaxation
from high tragedy to low comedy and bur
lesque. Happily in this region political
fun can always uc had dog cheap by simply
getting up Breckenridge meeting. They
had one in Chicago last Saturday night,
and as the audience promised to be large,
Metropolitan Hall was used for the pur-
pose. = he Democrat says there were about
10 Breckenridge men present as actors,
some 800 Democrats as spectators, and
about 600 Republicans as prompters and
single clappers The comedy appears to
have gone off very satisfactorily, with
some slight defects arising from the mex
perience Of the shingle clappefs, who are
thus gently reproved by the Democrat;
Our Republican friends performed their
part OF the work Saturday night pretty
! we'll They managed the applause first
rate, with but few exceptions, when, by
Their eagerncss to applaud, they did SO be
fore the speaker had made his point, and
/ consequently the cheers, once or twice.
came III at the wrong place. \ little prac-
/ tlce, however, in applauding at Democratic
meetings, Will enable them to do better
| 1t Is very creditable and very necessary to
do THIS sort OF thing-but our Republican
! friends should learn 10 put in their ticks in
! tie right place Tor elect on strangers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
Greeley Estimate.

Horace Greeley, whose vaccinations pre-
yious to the overwhelming defeat Of Gen.
Scott in 1859, are a standing joke to this
day, ventures another cast OF his horo
scope, and sets down the following States
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR:
JAMES c. ALLEN,
Of Crawford County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR:
LEWIS c. ROSS,
OF Fulton County.
FOX SECRETARY or STATE:
GEORGE III. CAMPBELL,
OF Logan County.
FOR AUDITOR;
BERNARD ARNTZEN,
OF Adams County.
FOR TREASURER:
HUGH MAHER,
OF Cook County.
FOR sUPERISTESDEET OF PUBLIC OBSTRUCTION ::
j DIR. Z. Il. II o f,
OfNcLcan County.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
SpsV E.rUl

NOW sTWI.
NIE have leased (of Mr.. GEo. L. WALKED Tor hve
w years, the brick of La Sale and sIii
streets, lately occupied by w. f. WALKER asd are no"
receiving complete and general assortment oil urose-
ries Boots and Shoes. Glass, Nails, and Staple bry
Goods, which decf"tcd to sell cheap lot c'"'
VI eA'''""se 'o' t'0O" C. VI. VAN DOREN,
r,o L. W. OSBORN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

The New York Lad,pG,ReEt, ultra kepuo-
lican thinks these very pretty figures, on
paper But" ventures to suggest the re-
suit in Penn, New Jersey, and Indiana IS
a matter Of conjecture, not fairly warrant
ed By the experience Of the Republican
party in those States thus far. Besides,
it persists. dis it well, either to be 50 con-
| fdent of New York. The returns OF the
last State election do not warrant 50 great
confidence in the Repubicanisin OF this
State and the corruptioiIs of the last Re
publican Legislature did much to impair
| that confidence.
! John Wentworth seems to think Gree
lev's figures look discoura"ing. lie says
So we can lose Pennsylvania, and elect
| or Illinois, California and Indiana, and
/ elect; or Illinois. Indiana and minnesota
and elect. But II we lose Pennsylvania
/ and any other one OF these States, we arc
/ gone up. Or. if We lose Indiana, Illinois
/ and New Jersey, we arc defeated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
Cattle Disease!

have fer distribution number Of copies of tie
State Commissioners Report on the CA;;le Disease
Application for the report should be made soon to
< Is 10. HARRIS, Seq Ag'E. Society.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

VIZ learn from the Vicksburg Wig that
one of the editors of the Escaing Citizen,
published in that city, has retired, and that
that paper which was heretofore Brock
enrdge organ, will ut once declare for
Douglas .f
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

.s. o.. now receiving large stock of the - Mo-
sE5 lin pIows" made by JOHN DEERE, and shall keep
nniI assortment of both Old ground and Corn
r pIn, will be warranted, and can only be bought
Of the undersigned in this city.
oi Iii, hi JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

a Dougias man was elected Governor Of
Arkansas on the +. h inst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

TwENTY-EIGHT young men, in Lalay ctte,
Ind, who will cast their first vote for
President of the United State at the ensu.
ing election, sign call for the formation
of a Little Giant Club"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18

lid. MORRISON, OF -. Clair.
Vi. II. W. CUSuMAN, Of La Sallo-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-08-18
Democratic Nominations.
FOE NICE-pRESIDENT,
Presidential Electoral ticket.

.UERSCHEL Y. JOHNSON,
OF GEORGIA.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-17

IT has long been observed by medical wri-
tiers, that death is frequently preceded by
Insanity. This reminds us of case which
occurred many years ago in a Philadelphia
court, where pretty young widow was in
danger Iof losing two-thirds of her husband 3
estate-his relations grounding their claim
on the alleged insanity Of the defunct. II
may be as well to promise that the presiding
judge was not only cOnvivial, but gallant.
8 What were your husbands last words -
inquired the attorney. The pretty young
widow blushed. and, looking down, replied !:
a. I'd rather not tell" But, indeed, you
must, ma'am Your claim may be decided
by IT," Still blushing, the widow declined
to tell. AT last, a direct appeal from the
bench ELECTED the information. " He said,
kiss me, Polly. and open that other bottle of
champagne" We know not whether il was
admiration for the deceased husband or the
living wife that inspired the judge at that
instant, but he at once cried. with all the en-
husiasm of conviction, "Sensible to the
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