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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
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TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 1850.
ROCK CITY MILLS.

"BeiP' Flour in hags 81 %, in baif bags So IS
Old Hickory do. - IS; sc if ssy
Eagle do. % S e5: $. - 50
Mixed Bran ,per100i ba. one ollaE
Corn Meal, per bushel 81 oo.
Delivered to all parts of the city. scpT1-1g
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
Mustang LiHimenf.
uaIn ARIE HORSE S AVE D.

Hr. : LICE, Hyde Park Vt, ~r'ies;-'' hal the
horse vas considered worthless (his case was
.,r.vful 81 but since the free use OF the Mustang
Ti,f,,s,,, have sold hrz Tor one $50 cash. You
I5u5snsnt mas been doing E0naers up here"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
go Bz5aD SHEET, PHlfADELFHiA, Pa

fE1,5ae,.) SIN ufliug the ke'tle from the IRE Il
became unnauasezbIe tiitsI over, AID sc&lded my
haads rery severely. almost u a Crisp II vas an
a1fui s5zht The MUSTANG iinileiit ap'e-irea u e
tr.ef &c rim IL healed rapidly without sOreuess
andisft 20 scar OF account Truly Eo1rss
&c AT.L.E-- FUSTER-'
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05
Save Inc Pieces !

4. cociI-'i- I'll hopper, ecss. l,eH Regulated
frasiii-s very desiTaeic 60 have cheap and
convenient way Tor repairing arEiare, Toys, Crcsk-
e-y SC.
SPALDISG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets al such emergeuoIcs, and no househoid css
SIiard wiihur: &. Il Is siways ready aad up 10
.le sticking foinl. There "a no lengs- a necessity
fc- Hmlsn. chsrs sI!is;cFes necTs, headess dolls
and broken cradles. II j. lust The article for eoue
sSeN. znd other ornamental seFk popular with
4.l.ra Of refinement 7sEt i--zte-
fus admirable Preparation iz used cold, being
c., aicziy hold IN solntan, AID possessing "a the
valuable gnai;sslea = the best cabinet makers Glue
IL Isy be u-s ia the tisae 81 aFail41ry, Inucllase
being vastly more adhesive.
.-USEfUL ~ EVERY HOUSE"
NIB. Brush acsesnan.- e2Cn hotIle. Price, ssctsi
Wholesale Depo,, 10. - Cedar st., NeE 1'ofsf.
Address HEERYc. sPALDISG a Co,
Fox. No. GOO. SesT GurE.
Put uP Tor ilesiers IL Cascs es1tsians Fear .sl..
aud Twelve DozcRs--a tesntlui Liihographie Sho3
Gard accom- ans ns eacb package.
a.-A = slc betll. Of SP1d-DINs'S PREF2eEr
GIUE viii save ten tfncs lis cost annual.yts ever
sold ~ al prominent s.atiouors, Drugrirts, Hard
wzre and Farnitar- pezieEE, GsOcers, and Fancy
Stor..
CoautFy merchants should make aote of sYAL-.
DlN6'S PREPARED Gi-GE. whea making up tnsiI
last u Niii stand any climate
iznh-Iy
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-05

Frank Lesiie,s Gazette of Fash
j0a; for June.
Just received 10y JOHN YORK & CO.,
inav2a-tf g Union street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20

FIRE ~ THE Town or hDANs-On the
nicht of the Sth inst, the barn Of John W.
Thompson, living in the town of Adams,
in this County, took fire, or was set on lire
and was Durnt to the ground. With the
barn were burnt, a span Of horses tons
of hay, > sets Of harness, 200 bushels Of
oats, 20 bushels of wheat, two horse
wagon, a threshng machine, and other
property, amounting in all to some SliO0
Mr.. Thompson was new beginner, is still
in debt for much of this property, and OF
course by the loss would be financially
beggard. As he is an industrious and very
worthy man, his neighbors have held a
meeting and resolved, by voluntary sub
scription, to make an effort to put Mr. L.
on his feet again. Any contributions left
with Mr.. Gibson, p NJ at Worthwhile, will
be thankfully received.
1t is suspected the barn was set on fire
by the friends of Shafer, the horse Mief,
whom Mr Thompson was instrumental as
chief prosecuting witness, i'll having sent
to the penitentiary a short time ago
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20
Council Proceedings.

Oct. 10, 1850.
Regular meeting. Present: Mayor " alker, Aid
Wilson, GTidlrv. Wade, Clancy, Patterson, Nal
erhofcf. and lloban.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approTed
HOban, from street and alley committee. 10 whom
was referred the bill OF Marley Il Dow, 50 >, and
the bill Of John Iossack, SZ15-. reported the bill
OF Mauiey K Dow correct. and recommended
payment. and in favor Of paving *22-1i Of tbs bill
OF John Ilossack.
On motion, report received and bills ordered
paid.
HOjan from same committee, 10 whom
fcrred lie bill Of y. Bushnell, reported against
allowing the same.
On motion OF Maierhoier, report received and
adopted
Communication from Albert F. Dow, rendering
his resignation a. chief engineer Of the fire de
partmeut, presented.
On motion OF " ade laid over to next meeting
Communication from the foreman and secretary
Of tutlue FIRE Go. No. ,. asking the city council
10 direct city orders 10 be drawn IN favor Of said
Company. 10 accordance Of an order passed by the
city council, Apul l., lsja.
On motion OF Wade. tie communication and the
matter III relation thereto was referred to select
committee.
Chair appointed Wade, Gridley, and Patterson
SAID committee.
Communication from Joseph Lempp, asking pay
for damages sat-lued b. A.s horse falling through
a hole a. Madison street bridge, Sla-15-
Ca uu;l ~ OF Nal-IhOf-r. communication refer
red 10 street and alley committee.
Comm Indication from Horlcy Drew. IN relation
to error IN the assessment the south half
west Il. Eext west q ea-I 80 =. Of Lot -, OF
lava City. presented. and Lid over.
on motion Of " ade,
o5.,g.i. That the cIjy treasurer be directed to
pay the interest on the city bond, falling due on
the !; II Noverter neat. and pay able d the -.
Nich.!a, Bank. New ! urk City.
BILLs OEuzEEB pHD--Uii. 4 Slack ( Earl, eX-
Ieu-es 20 Joliet. -, L.u u JG-tus Harris, city
J-.!ar $3.50. bah Of j. T. Ford. services a. su-
pervI~Or Of streets 70 18th Oct i-5.. 236 bill of
Calvin Wilson, constructing bridge. balance :9l.-
80: tul a. Henry Huiae,ster black ,iuIthIug. -
blil II fatuck Clifford, work on streets sls7
s bail OF Patrick Ilsi.on, WORK on streets, -.
Bali 81. John Halter, for Injuries sustained bv
falling !uto the s.de-yui at Madison street bTiG -e,
$500. presented
+ On motion Of Wade, land on the table
On motion of NaieThules.
. Dr,r.r,t, Z tat tie city surveyor he directed to
surrey ana estimate the cos. Of Tr-ar1ng approach
10 Lafayette street bridge. and that tbs street
and alley committee be authorized contract it'll
le low ct responsible bidder for 'ie CONSTRUCTION
2 ~ s1Iu II uI.Lcs.
! The maI'Ci IN relation % alleged nuisance Gre
! Gtcd by " Ottawa GaS Light aud Coke Co" being
prIcr~4 Hat the matter be referred T. : special
committee, e. examine AID report a. next meeiu :
Of the city council
Chair appointed Wade, HoL.n, and Patterson
. said committee.
Adjourned 10 October g. Isa0.
u. LEANENS, C.t1 L-eyL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20
That " RoOrback.'

We publish on our outside form this
week, a glance at the record OF Z. l.
Waterman, Candidate for Sheriff of La
Sale County" 1t was first printed in the
form of a circular and we had not intended
to copy it; but as the JIiIJram has seen pro
per to denounce it as "Roorback,' with
out condescending to name or deny any
of its statements, We have deemed It but
fair that our readers should see it.
On pursuing it, we beg to say, that in
our opinion it Will not be sufficient eX-
ruipation of Mr. Waterman to simply deny
those grave charges. Here are some Of
the best republican names in La Sale
County referred to, to support ;hem-such
as David Strawn, Esq, Judge Chumasero,
Capt L. W Harding l. II. FredenburGh,
David Green, &c And we might add, IS
most of the charges are matter OF record
any one questioning their truth can doubt
less get full information by applying to
Hon. NJ E. HOLSTER, Circuit Judge; or TO
J. F. Nash, Circuit clerk, or Philo Lindley,
County Clerk These gentlemen although
frienns of Dir. W, are custodians OF tie
record, and will be honorable enough to
exhibit them if desired
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20

HoREIBLE MCRDEE-A horrible murder
was committed at Delavan, in Tazeweli
county, on Friday Of last week. Mr. c.
W. Orndorf a highly respectable farmer,
had left home III lie morning, with 4
hired man, TO 90 to timber lot some
eight miles OF for a load of wood On re-
turning home at noon he was stunn ed to
find his wife and two daughters-one
and the other IL years old-lying muir
dered on the floor The murder had been
committed with rusty old aye, and the
bodies were horribly mangled An exam
ination of tie premises soon showed that
the object Of the murder was robbery
every drawer and trunk in the house had
been riiled. Suspicion, after q while, fas-
tened on young man named OFT, formerly
in the employ of Dir. Orndorf, as the muir
derer He was pursued, arrested, aud
finally confessed a knowledge of the muir
der but denied having committed it l. i'm
self But for the fact that il is hoped to
gain more information from him, he would
have been instantly torn to pieces, by the
excited neighbors Of Nj Crndorf
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20
A Good Paper for Every Family.

All our readers may not be acquainted
with one of the most valuable agricultural
and family journals in the country, now in
its nineteenth volume. We refer to the
american AgriculturaAst, which is large
and beautiful Journal, devoted to the prac-
teal labors or the Field, Garden, and the
Household. 1t is prepared by practical
men (and women) who know what they
write about; and it gives a great amount
Of valuable information useful not only to
farmers, gardeners, stockraisers, fruit
growers, and those who have little village
plots, but also to every family. We adj
wise our readers to send 81 to the pub
Usher, ORANGE JUDD, fl Park Row, New
York, and try the Agricaatnaist year
A specimen copy can doubtless be had
by sending to the publisher Those sub
'scribing now for the twentieth volume,
QS6l will get the remaining numbers of
this year without charge
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20

RHODE IsLAND-Tho same clements
which united in Rhode Island last spring
IN support of Sprague and elected him
Governor so triumphantly. liaev united on
an electoral ticket against Lincoln. The
ticket is as follows. Alexander Duncan
of Providence; Amasa Sprague. of Grams
ton; Theodore P. Bogart CT Bristol. Sam
uel Rodman, of South Kingston. Oftbesa
Messrs. Bogart and Rodman are old limo
Wings, and WELD great political influence
in the State. Amasa Sprague is cousin
and business partner Of the present Demo
cratic Governor of Rhode Island. Mr.
Duncan is one Of the most influential and
wealthy men in the State The Providence
Post comments thus hopefully on the &C
ton Of the Convention:
"And now, the convention having done
its work, and done it well, ,chat nertI We
answer, the ticket nominated on Thursday
must be elected. 1t can bet should be
it must bet ,ciH bs! The State is con
servative: is deeply interested in The tn
umph OF conservative principles and II
should not be misrepresen;ed, IN it's senti-
melts and its interests, as it would be by
throwing its electoral vote for Abraham
Lincoln.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20

their days may be made happy, this party
which is so vociferous for the relief of the
down-trodden, endeavor to engage even
these laboring classes in the angry excite
ments of this slavery quarrel, by which
they keep them in their abieet condition.
Laborers, look to the Great West. 1t has
homes for millions 1t is large enough to
be the heart of a crert empire. 1t is fer
tile enough forthe garden OF the world.
If You give your voice to the settlement
Of this angry quarrel upon the basis laid
down by Senator Douglas-Upon the rrin-
ciple of selfgoyernment in the territories
if you restore n feeling Of fraternity and
peace to the national couEsels, 50 that the
Pacific Railroad can be pat in . course OF
construction. you not only secure TO your
selves opportunities for profitable labor
YOU no. only secure to yourselves opportu-
mites to get for yourselves houses along
side this road in those wide fertile terilto-
ries. but YOU also secure to yourselves me
right of selfgovernment there as we'll as
you enjoy it in the State where you now
live.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20
4 Mean Lie Revived.

Some five or six weeks ago, we saw in
the st. Louis RepubEcan, notice of charge
made by one Burns, Of Platte, No, against
Judge DOUGLAS, that he had been the au-
thor OF, Or at least priyy to, tho plan adopt
by the famous Lecompton Convention for
submitting the slavery clause in-the Kan
sas Constitution to the people Mr. Burns
supported the charge by letters from seve-
raj members Of the same famous Conven-
ton, alleging that at the time the ceiebra
ted slavery clause was adopted, John Cal
houn alleged that he had a letter from
Judge Douglas approving the plan, but
,ckick none Of H.ca. lad cger seen This was
the charge and substance of the evidence.
The Republican at once met and demolsh-
ed it by publishing, first the letter of Jas.
Doniphan, q member of the same Lecomr-
ton Convention and a confident of John
Calhoun, stating positively that in the only
correspondence Calhoun had with Judge
Douglas on the subject the latter had il.
slated that the WHOLE Constitution must be
submitted to the people; next, by showing
up the hearsay and preyaricating nature
of the testimony submitted by Mr. Burns ;
again By showing its falsehood by refer
enCe to Walker testimony before the Co
vote committee; and finally by quotin.
the triumphant answer of the Hon S. s
Marshall, of Ill, TO this charge, when two
years ago il was made in Congress by Ectro
Billy smith, OF Virginia
Being thus promptly demolished, the lie
travelled no further, until week ago il
was revived, with a tremendous flourish
in that most unscrupulous of all lying Re
publican sheets, the Chicago Press and Tri
tune, whence it was family rec choedby
the Journal
The paper happened to fall under tho
eye OF Judge Douglas, while at Milwaukee
OF the 18th inst, and IN his speech TO al
audience OF $4,000 people the Judge gave
the charge such al answer that we are
quite confident will prevent Is reproduc
ton in any but the very meane-t and low
est OF obscure country Republican smu
machines. The lie was so improbable OF
the face Of it, that when. first started, i
travelled but slowly; now, however, it
repetition can only excite derision anc
contempt 1t Is not necessary that V,
should occupy our columns with the repl,
of Judge D.-the lie has run it. cour5,
and is dead
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20
United States Senators in Indiana and
rennsN iYania.

The Republicans will gain by the late
elections two United States &enators-one
in Indiana, in place Of Dr. Fitch, and an
other in Pennsylvania, in place Of William
Bigler. Wide thy gain, tie Democrats suffer
10 loss. Two more bitter opponents CT the
Democratic creed and tho Democratic Or
ganization, which they hated with ail the
malignancy Of aposta.es, cannot be found
in the United States than William Bigler
and Dr. Fitch. They have done and arc
doing the Democratic party far more dam
age than can be effected by ayowed Re
publicans. However Objectionable may be
their successors, we are heartily glad that
they have been expelled from the United
States Senate. We only pray that john
Slidell may go with them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20
..New York the Battle Ground,

The Albany Atlas and Ary,@ under the
above heading, closes an able article IS
follows:
We have felt from the beginning that
y York i the battle ground We do not
deprecate any result which naTrovs the
contest TO this arena 50 far from shrink
Ing from the responsibility. we court it
We challenge, and 20 forward - meet Il
Without the thirty-!iye votes of New oEk
Lincoln is as hopelessly beaten rs though
the whole Union vas arrsyel against him,
an PcliOu upon Os-a WAS u..cd upon his
political tomb The Republicans feel this.
and ii cmbitters all their geiO.c!u-s. The
thirty-Gye votes OF New York stand ike
the skeleton ~ the feast mocking at those
who would rejoice. Lyen in the midst 81
IL typographical Civilizations over the ial-
. lacious demonstrations in Pcln-y lyania
. and Ohio, the journal pauses desperately
/ to cypher Lincoln into the Presidency
/ through the House OF Representatives ty
the votes OF Americans and Democrats.
New York, then, l. the battle field
. Car opponents realize this - well - we
do and are preparing all their artillery for
the contest Democrats o. New NC:k be
! not unprenared 10 meet them! Let every
day and every hour be devoted 10 armImg
and consolidating our forces, am, sei1.ne
the vantage ground OF hat''s -\ot . =
mcnl i 70 be lost; not an effort spared -
The eyes, the hopes. the Intense srInpa-
th:esof the Democracy Of the Union are
concentrated here Democrats Of y. orS,
on 10 tho battle! Un to the Victory,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20

DAB HAS SrRucK lie. The correspond
ent of the New York Post gives an incl
dent in connection with the oil excite
ment in Ohio. An old blacksmith bored
in his back yard, aud struck vein lie
at once become a man Of position He
had a daughter who had blossomed into
majdenhood almost unnoticed and un-
known, but who now became ali object of
interest to the few young men in that
community. 1t at once became question
how to break the ice of former indffer-
ence and TO secure n favorable acquaint-
ance with this heress of the oil we'll For
a while the natural timidity of the bows
kept them aloof; but, at last, one of the
boldest and best favored among them de-
termined 20 try his luck, and on a Satur-
day evening attired in his best, resolutely
marched forward and offered to escort the
lady home. Imagine his chagrin when
She turning on him with look of lofty
independence which would have done ho-
nor to Broadway belle, replied, in Ian
guage more severe than chas,e, "Git out
You can't come that! Dad has struck Hef'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20

~ SOLID LIE" The Cincinnati Gazette.
in an article on Hon. Herschel V. John
son says:
lie made speech at Pittsburg the
other day. Speaking of slavery he said;
Look at the slaves in your work shops!
They are driven to the polls at the beck
OF their masters, under penalty of being
discharged
The crowd demurred to this by loud
cries of Not so" No sirl' No, nor
and in the midst of the confusion he was
asked, What about capital owning laborg
He answered:
:" Il do not believe one white man should
own another, as your manufacturers do
your "
The above, We are authorized to say is
a "solid lie Mr.. Johnson made no such
remark, nor did he give any such answer
They manufacture many hard things in
Pittsburg, but that is the hardest of all
things it has yet produced. 1T is sold
Hef'-Ciacinnatj Enq,drer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20

Observation-Disclosures II. Stephens
made o great speech at Atlanta, Ga, last
week in which he closed with the follow
ing eloquent allusion to Judge Douglas:
stephen A. Douglas stands to-day like
Saul among the prophets. a head and
shoulders above any man in the govern
ment. He is great in intellect, pure in
heart, firm in purpose constant in prinei-
pie, and an unilinching patriot. l believe
by his election the Union will be preserved
and all the blessings of civil and religions
liberty perpetuated. But the night is dark
-stormy-and as the old iron-rlbbed shin
glides the pillows of fanaticism there can
be seen but one single, glimmering star,
and that is Douglas. And, my country
men, beseech you, in the name of our
common country, and as copartners in a
common cause, to rally to our standard,
and all will be we'll r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20

The Joliet Sgnalsta that at the grand
Republican demonstration in that city
last week, five Wide Awakes, after hearing
Lovejoy's abolition harangue, tore off their
uniforms and declared their purpose to
vote the Democratic ticket.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-10-20
NEBRASKA ELEc7IoN.-The Republican

NEBRASKA ELEc7IoN.-The Republicans
a week ago set UP a shout over Nebraska,
and had plenty of telegraph reports that
it had gone Republican at the election on
the "a Tuesday Of October. II such had
been the case it would have been no Re
publican gain; but the full returns show
that their rejoicing was premature, as asu-
al Norton, Democrat, is elected delegate
to Congress by $50 majority, the Legisla-
lure standing about evealy balanced