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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02
0ttaha fret Traber
LOCAL. MATTERS
School Matters.

The amendment of our city school law
changing the manner of electing the
| school board, has had the effect OF stirring
up quite buz on the subject. The amend
ment was made at the instance OF SO lie"
persons-so clandestinely, IN word-that
| the natural inference was, there must be
| q cat in the meal tub and after q some
what free and lively canvass OF the sub
! iect for the last week on the street, the
general conclusion arrived at, appears to
be, that the object of the amendment was,
to place the control of our city public
schools in the hands of persons who would
be apt to make radical change in the
present status. In this light, the present
board who may be regarded as represent
ing policy opposed to that of their pre-
decessors, view themselves as on trial. and
thus comparison of their financial exhi-
bit for the last two years with that Of the
former board, Gas given in another column
becomes matter eminently pertinent to
| the issue
There is no particular occasion for our
taking sides in this nine days fight; yet
we feel perfectly warranted in saying, bas-
ing our opinion on the nearly unanimous
expression of largely attended meeting
of our citizens generally at the Court
House on Thursday evening, that our peo-
pie desired no change in the manner OF
electing the school board that they are
well satisfied with the schools as at present
conducted and with the action Of the pre-
sent board and are averse to any radical
change.
The election of directors takes place on
Tuesday next, at the places in the different
advertising columns.
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To CONSERVATIVES.

The Advertiser, having been restored to health in
lev weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffer
ed several years with lung affection and that
dread disease, Consumpton-is anxious to make known
to his fellow sufferers the means of
To all who desire it, he viii send copy Of the pre-
scrption used free OF charged with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will find a
srRE CURE for CoNsUnPFIoS ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scrption is 70 benefit the afflicted and spread infora-
ton which he conceves to be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will his remedy will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oc2o-ly Wilamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
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insurance Department.
CUSETAE. TRUE ~ Co.,
3 \ * OF OFT \ w \

AGENTS For TIE
ErEA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.
NIAGARA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New York City
AMERICAN EXCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
New York City.
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
New Haven. Conn
HOME FIRE (PARTICIPATING) INSURANCE CO,
Sew Haven Gem.
NORTHWESTERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Oswego \. I.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL FIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Alton, H.
La SALE COUNTY MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Ottawa, Ill.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Hartford, Conn.
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Newark, y. J.
Ottawa, January II, 13Gi.
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\ NORTHERN PLEA FOR THE RIGHT OF Sc
| CESsIoN-Such IS the title Of a pamphlet
just issued by C. w BAssETT, Of this city,
and now for sale at the News Depot, and
we presume at the Books torres
Mr. B. has been known in this commu-
nifty chiefly as radical anti-slavery man,
and the natural presumption of most pel-
sons will be, that the pamphlet before Us is
mainly occupied with that subject. Such,
however, is not the case. The subject Of
slavery is almost entirely ignored the au-
thor combining himself to the maintenance
of the absolute and unqualified right OF
the people of any State of this Union TO
dissolve their political connection with the
General Government whenever they
| choose"
The pamphlet is written in Mr.. B's pc,
! culiar nervous style, and although we are
not prepared to say the argument made is
unanswerable, we venture to say most men
will be astonished at the force and plaus:
b;Ii,y with which it is presented
The views presented are certainly in.
portant and deserve attention; while the
manner of their presentation IS such as to
make the pamphlet pleasant reading
! BY all means buy q copy and read it.
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ExPLAyATIoS.-By the report of the Clerk
of the School Board in another column,
Mr. Barton, City Collector, appears as in
arrears to the board for $l53 school funds
collected by him. 1t is due to say, that
Mr.. B. paid this money to the Treasurer
long ago, but neglected to present his du-
plicate receipts to the Clerk Of the board
in time to have it noted in the present
report.
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Receipts over Expenses.

hSCClll- over Tx ISi1tS- o. VI
The present Board. during their first
year Of Office, paid debts contracted by
the former Board to the amount OF $27J -
This sum included in the report of 1853,
rs it should have been. would make the
expenses of that year foot up $lI,.4 2>,
and make the excess Of expenditures over
receipts 81 $50 - Difference Of expen-
ditures for the years ending in 1889 and
1851. the snug little sum OF S26lg ui.
Not included in the S9l9i p, Is the sum
Of S212, Is due the present Board from
collectors, which must soon be paid in ,
adding this to the $50 o., the last years
receipts viii exceed expenses $3il -. 1t
will be seen, then. that the old Board tho
receiving $l0.393 - the last year they
served, yet managed to run in debt 81 $40
IS, while the last year under the present
management of school finances, with re-
ceipts but 81 l9l -. 81 lqa y, less than in
1859, the schools have been sustained and
balance left of $3ii - 1t must be re
membered, too that during the last year.
three. sometimes four teachers have been
employed in the new building IL the 18th
ward, when the former Board employed
but one The incidental expenses Of that
school for iaritor. fuel, &c have nccessa-
riIy been largely increased
Here Is another item. Hitherto we
have elected school Board biennial!y, at
an expense to the city OF about So. Here
aiter-so our Scion tells us-uouc Of u-
have seen the Law vet--we are to have an
election in each ward yearly, at an eX-
pcnse Of not loss than SD ward each
wear or SiO> in the two years Hai1uce
in favor of somebody's economy $3.50 out
Of pocket
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p1ows-No branch of manufactures in

PLows-No branch of manufactures in
Ottawa seems to flourish better than that
of plows. The principal establishment is
that owned by Drew & Maierhofer, near
the junction of the main canal and side
cut. Their warehouse is really sight
these days. Besides large stock of all
sorts of agricultural implements, they
have room, say 40 by so feet, crammed
full of new plows for the spring trade.
The plows of this firm have always stood
a No. | with the farmers, but the lot they
have made during the past winter have Sc
veral mprovements-one particularly in
the mode of fastening the handle to the
share-that must at once commend itself
to the judgment of farmers as the best
idea yet hit upon. BY all means, 90 and
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THE CITY BANK.
Bank Of Ottawa:
ESEI IAN. RUE; 81 o

Open from o'eI0cE 4. IL 10 ~ ociock p. ~
EXCHANGE Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
and sold.
Interest allowed on time dcposites.
Gold and Silver bought and sold
Collections made in all parts of the State and promptly
RENTED the day of payment, current Of
hanre. Grnar2lL
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school Getting.

meeting OF CT tizens OF the 9th ward Will be held a
the 9th ward school house, Saturday evening sarc
Cd TO nominate two candidates for School Directors
said ward general attendance is requested
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CHICAGO MARKET.
THURSDAY EVENING. Feb. %. 1861,

THURSDAY EVENING", FeO. %. IoGI.
Flour-some 1900 bbls changed hands at S3ai
for common 10 choice superline, and LOAF 80 for
fair to choice extras. There was better demand
for wheat, and large business was done in No .
spring at 7ia75 for old and new receipts. There
was but little done in corn, and the market was
dull and a shade lower Oats, Rye, and Barley
are unchanged Hides dull. Eggs lower. Timothy
seed in active demand. at 81 25a2 81 for common
to choice samples Clover seed dull and lower.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02

CONE ALoNG.-We copy the following
from the La Sale Standard The young
gentlemen are welcome. There is room
for plenty of "clever young men" here,
and business enough to keep them comfor-
table:
GONG TO OrT.wA-Our clever young
friends, Thomas Fitzgerald and Dennis
fenton, are about removing to, and enter
ing into business in Ottawa. Although
we regret to lose two such worthy youhg
men, we hope they will find their new
home more propitious in a business point
of view than some in the same business
have found La Sale, within a few years
Certainly, these young men will make and
deserve friends wherever they go, and we
wish them signal success.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02

DR.. WALKER has returned to Ottawa ami
may be consulted daily at his Office
Freeman's Block, La Sale St.
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DIED-On Thursday. the 18th ut, aged ~ years, a
the r.siden e II her husband, in Union Vanderburs
CO. Indiana Rosy p ANTHONY wife of James W. An
'hony, and eldest daughter of VIM H. Price, OF "rah
Rapids, La Sale CO., Illinois.
She was good daughter and good wife.
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OTTAWA WHOLESALE MARKET.

OTTAWA, March |, 1861.
FLour-Winter wheat, ~. 75a3 pr loo; SPRING ~
extra, s2.25a2.50: spring W fine 200
Corn Ntot-5Oa75c pr. 100.
Uheat-Wnter, g0a95c; spring, 10a15.
COrn-New shelled, 24c FOR COLDS; cal CSC S0lbs.
Orts--l5.c for 81 lbs.
BarIey-- a30c for AZ lbs.
Rye--40c.
Iunotky >eed-Sl.65.
I'otdtoes-l5a2oc. p. bush.
Eggs-l0c.
ButteY-l 2-alic.
CalT .Sk5ns-6c
Dressed Wogs-!5. 5aj.45.
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EXCHANGE BANK-Such decided improve
ments have been made in the interior ar
rangement of this institution. IN Nat
fingers block, corner of Main and La Sale
streets, as to deserve being made note of
The Exchange Bank is scarcely two
yerrs old, yet has been growing SO rapidly
in public favor, that it has become one o.
the leading banking institutions OF our
city. Messrs. Fay x Hobert, by a long
residence III Ottawa, have now deservedly
high reputation as obliging, correct, and
strictly honorable business men; and being
not only men of undoubted means them
selves, but connected, as partner in their
bank, with J. c. Reed, Of Auburn, n Y,
a gentleman of known wealth, the 1" EX.
change" must be regarded as one of the
most unquestionably SAFE and sound bank
ing institutions in tire State. We take
pleasure in commencing it to the favor
and confidence Of business men every.
where.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02

MaEKIFD-On the sGth ult, by Arthur lockwood
Is a. Mr.. JAMES MASON and Miss CAROLINE NJ. WHITE
HEAD both OF Mission.
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The Ottawa EhrcnoiO gicai and PhysiolO-
Sicai ssOc iciX

G.Nat "OCICIy
Meets every Monday evening, usual in fhrenoo gi-
cal Hail. Eedick's block at half past seven O'Clock
The exercises consist of Essays, Addresses Reading
of Manuscript Newspaper-the Extraordinarily the
editor, after hic deiineations OF charac
ter VIII be g;yen free Of char &c.
The public especially invited to attend. Adj
mission free. JOHN COLLINS, Cor. Sec.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02

FINE PRorERTY FOR SALE.-Attention is
called to the advertisement of Mrs Tut
hill Besides pleasant dwelling to rent,
she offers for sale the handsomest residence
lot in Ottawa 1t is beautiful grove, on
the bank Of the river, in one Of the very
best quarters of the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02

hRlED Backberries, Raspberries, Cherries. and
- Piums, for sale at ffebiGI cAMrBELL's.
n Oh Naekere White and Goldfish, Trout and Sal
~ mon, for sale at Ifsb 16i CAMPBELLS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-03-02

Mr. TILLISGHAsT, assisted by numerous
ladies and gentlemen, Will give Concert
in the Baptist Church, on Tuesday even
ing next variety Of favorite Quartettes,
| Duettes Solos, &c, will be performed. Mr.
Ford furnishes a fine new Piano Forte,
upon which Miss TuLIyGHAsr will play a
number Of her best pieces
Tickets, at % cents single, or three for
80 cents, at Mis- and at the door
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Expenses over Receipts.... 1915 4
The Board going out March, 1861, give
this account of themselves:
Total receipts for the year ending
March lst 1861. -, l9i .
Expenses ....... ............. 9,l2j >
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From TIE Era,aiacr, NorJaLt, IL.
Cephalie Pills accomplish the OBJECT fer which they
made, viz Cure o. headache in ali its forms.
From. tle Examiner, Norfolk, Ia.
They have been tested in more thar thousand
cases, with entire success.
From The Democrat, -. Cloud, iiinn.
Iyou are or have been troubled with the headache,
send FOR box (Csphaiic Pilts tl--: you may have
them in case of an attack.
From tae -idcert;ssr, Proria.nce, Il. L.
The Cephalic Pills said 10 be remarkably cTsc-
tive remedy for the headache and one OF The very best
for that very frequent complaint wleh has ever been
discovered
From TIE Western r, Il. GGsstte, Chicago, III.
We heartily endorse Mr. spadng, and his unriyalicd
Cephalic Pills.
From The Eand,rha Valley Star, Kanar'a, Ia.
We that persons suffering with the head
ache, who try them, wi. stick to them.
From tie Southern ram Finder, Netc Or3ecns, la.
Try them f., you that are afflicted, and sure
that your testimony he added to the already
list that has received benefits that no other
medicine can produce.
From. the 81. LOuis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephalic Pills.
is rapidly increasing
From the Gazette, Davenport, Io'rH.
Mr. SpaIding would not connect his name with al ar
ticie he did not kRoo 10 possess real uierlt
From the ACrersiser, Providence, e. L.
The testimony in their favor is strong from the most
respectable quarters.
From the Daily Ne,cs, Newport, RI
Cephalic Pills are taking the place OF all kinds.
From. the Commercial Bulc'in, Boston, NaSs.
Said to be very eiic acious for the headache.
From the c mm'e.ciaL, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved
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For :he Free Trader.
TaS.Paycrs, Look Here.

The Board of Education that went out
of office with so general consent in March.
1889 left the following record behind
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-

az STILL CSwARD.-Afer thorough trial by innu-
merabe living witnesses, Herrilk's Sugar Coated Pills
have proved to be the medicine of the age. This
dy continues steadily advance ia the estimation Of
the world the best family medicine
In all bilious arrangements they fail. as a
universal catlartc, excel all others Price 25
See advertisement third page
oc7s-ly W. W. CAPR0N, IrdUeiiRg AGENT
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Total receipts for year ending
March lst. 1879. .$l0,393 80
Expenses. Il,46S 90
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ythe use OF these pills the periodic attacks OF Esr
rous or Sick Neaddce may be prevented and II ,ac,
at the commencement OF an attack immediate relic,
from pam and sickness will Je obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nausea and LLa5
ache TO which female subject.
They gently upon the bowels,-removinc Cosfiee-
For Literary -Ken, Students, Delicate Females, and
all persons Of seentay habits, they valuable
Lordtire improving the appetite giving tome and ri
gor to the digestive organs and restoring the natural
elasticity and strength of the whole SYSTEM
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result of long investi-
CATION and carefully conducted experiments, having
been in many years, during which time they have
prevented and relieved a vast amount OF pain and suf
fering from Headache whether originating in the ,er
rous system from deranged state of the stsBttch
They are entirely vegetable in their composition, and
may BE- taken at all times with perfect safety hout
making any change of diet, and the dLseHcc Of any
dls1greeobte taste reAdrSH easy TO Gdu.iAister ea
to children.
BEWARE. OF COUNTERPEITS,
The genuine have FIVE signatures OF Henry C. spaud-
ing each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all other Dealers in Medicine.
Box will be sent by mail prepaid receipt the
Price Twenty-Five Cents.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY C. sPALDING.
As Cedar Street, New York.
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10 DEGLITI0N FROM Nr- PRICES

Wy stock : 'a~g- sai; Of enrrne-z.iug prices
fully The ri WI te E,,ca3 EY9"ly Lgr- on III :!
Thankful my friends and the pubic for ;fsr pat,
rOuage u jae past hope receive il IN The future by
PAIR ASp H1=OEABLE DEALING.
Pr-aruEs~ ts yE,-. tara 5oo~s E-,er 81 E,nes iHen
d, CO.. Bfak, Aastz % CONT Horse.
Oct. 10, l-ba. T. l. FiSEE.
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w ANTED .-100,oc0 lbs. PAPER RAGS. of all Il
! w scriptions, for which the highest market pri
will be paid in cash, at the
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Yo,Ecc TO ISujl.;crS.
Miss Davis School.

rCyIIIS SCHOOL will commence Tuesday, sept 4th.
z Room in the bdNeIarnt Qf Tie Diptl.f thHrth:
TrEYYOE-Prmary, $500; Common English, sioo
u.,.r Frgii.b 50 %. sept
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NOW 1 sT5Hs
WE have leased tof Mr.. GEo. L. WNkth) LOT I'VE nv,
w wears the brick stare corner 81 La sane ana si
,.ao,s ,,,ciy orcupi.d W. L. WALKER, asd are now
rscavin complete and general assortment OF Groee-
- ro6,s and shoes Glass, Nails, and staple Dry
,bjch We are detesguin.d 10 sell cheap for eish
or exchange '0' C. NJ. VAN DOREN,
10 T. W. OSBORN.
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Higher Fng,h 4bNU. seP.
Pictorial magazines uf,d Fapers.
r HAVE a large lot. Back numbers OF these-4odey,
I U,rper &c per 10. loo. Ladies call and look.
90 THoS. OEToS.
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All varieties, black, blue black, and fancy oeslns,
Cass.He-e,, Iw-eds, Canada Grey, Sa.inet, &c.
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LftlytIGsa AFSU(EElISVIse q sIszsfs :
4 E.Dsr9iegt IaS'iiutiop estdbiisl"d jy sDeciU En-
do,rB,rnf fD, tie Jsif Of the Sick and DISTRESSED,
rrvi,-ed rim IiIiienf anil EpideAic Diseases. ant
eSDecdIy ;g, ne cure OF Diseases o tie seraOt or
gHAs-
1eEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by he Acting sur-
IVA geon all who apply by letter, z!,h descrip-
of their condition, Gage, occupation habits oil HE,
&c.) and in Of extreme poverty Medicines idr-
nj shed frae of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrbea, and other
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and on-the NhM Et-
NEEDLES employed in the Disrensary, sent to the AZ
nci.d in sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage Will be acceptance
Address, Dr.. J. SkILLiN NOCHitoN, Acting sur
room Howard Association Ne. = South Snth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. by order Of the iir1et1Is.
ERA u. HEAIiWELL, Presidsnt.
GEO FAIRCiiIi.D. ScretFTy. ocz.-y
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They have been tested in more thar thouSar
cases, with entire success,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-19

total Volunteer tur'c, rank and t!a, 'S.loo
UnbSANCE DEPARTMENT.,
RicHMoND, Va, April l6, 1851,
His Exccllency Governor LETcHER:
SIR-1he following advertisement and orders
tor munitions of war were issued from this
department, from the 18th instant Ia this
date
URDHAHcE DrpAHTWFST.
RICHMOND, Va, April l., 1SGI.
Sealed proposals will be received ut this
ufFi1re, up to l2 o'clock NJ, on the 10Th Of
My aast lor furnishing tile following ST
Vcles
For altering 5,0uu Flint -lark Musksls into
Percussion
5,O00 best R;l1e MEskels-Cnlibrc, English
or 4 American, 5, or 5s.
J. DnU best Revolver Pistols, Navy nr Army
siZ3.
900 Cavalry Garbines, breech-l0sdIrg, Ar
my siza.
l,000 Liz ght Casalry SsbTea
LOCO United States Artillery Sat'~-
12-poundrr Ho~iIzcrs.
24-pJindrr llowi:Zsrs.
10 G-pounel C-nc Carriage. ~:ia Ca;s'
SENS
5 la-rounGcv Car CErrinscs, "itr lais
sons.
; 12 .ponndcT nowitzc7 Carriages, "itD
CaiSs5ns.
24-pounder Howit7er Carriages, NTH
Caissnns.
Battery Wagons
+ Travelling Forges.
90 Sets of Artillery Harness, Il !saFsss TO
set
80 HaVersacks, ior Artillery.
500 6-pound Shot-per pound
o.4o0 l2-pound Shot-per pound
1900 lo-oouad Howitzsr Shells, isa'iy TO
be charged and f1sed-per piece.
aon 24-pound Bow;zer Shells ready ID
be charged aud iused-per piece.
Bullet Machine, for Conical Balls
Percussion Cap Machine
500 Tents, iSible)'s.J
/ 1000 Spades
! 1000 AXIS.
! 1,006 Pick.a2cs-
! 1900 Hatchets.
| l,5G0 Camp Kettles,
1000 Mess Pans
10000 Canteens-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-19
More ARRESTS IN IEcuturky.

Tie Louisville Courier" i,arrc tIat T: u
stanton, c: Mayavills, former member of Goa
eroe$ IRON that district, has bcrG s1rc7:cti ";
he Lincoln tYrEa1y and sent out of Eentncit::
The same hiapnsi,ion has also beer made q 1
r,iab.lr' ii mcrchan's nj Maysrille :or think
irs ,Ln, the South is right and !ha Aarlh i
.r-u,,,. in th;c war
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-19

III yesterdays issue we nnHouhcsd, Iy ;"'e
.rapi,, lie fail nf Sir. "L.cts," in :; d'iti will.
Sir. Chambers both candidates ior CC:'sTccG !,
Mississippi. The lc'egrpp: made ! r.iis.a::e Il:
the name Of i.a III ia,rd gentleman, *h" :'ar
none Other tnan III. Lax, . (armer meuih"- Z"
the Federal Congress :cnn aliassaipp, art .
candidate Tor the C"!.i-iersI. Congress, tc b"
c!cc:ei in Eu5c;Dber next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-19
FIfth congregational DiaIric,.

10 response to a call, nuneroualT signed ~
voters Of Lyncl6urg and Campbell county, L
6. II. hean has consented TO DC candidate -
represent the Fifth District in the first Ccn
gcess Of the Confederate States. His duty as
soldier, serving in the ranks, will not prrri';
HIM u tanyasG The DISTRICT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-19

The trial Of hiller for shooting Capt. as.r
darson has terminated The decision Of tie
Court We are only allowed to guess at. III t!:e
testimony there appeared to be no mitigating
circumstances
The trial OF Kerfoot, the accompiice Of Nj
Ter, is now progressing Winehe'ts7 N~s:'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-19
.rt,. ..ouisyil.c CnurierS

We were much pleased last evening 10 ~
ce9e lie Iirs. number Of this Journal eS revived
anl issued simultaneously at B9~iirg Green
aud \ nashville It ia published ard edited b
Nicssrs. B.i'eoen and Mckee, who condIcisc
the Louisville Courier with sbiiit7 and tel!
Ing effect previous to its suPprc.sIon by III"
L:ecoin tyranny. Under its present snspi"'>
the Courier is destined 70 exert g trelnsn-
dols inacence for good n the State Of Ken
tuck.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-10-19

M.. T1o3as :. D1sSA"ATT, a1 oii sHa -
spected citizen ii E.chlnond, died az MS RS:
dence IN Sydney, on Wednesday oreldng, s;'ei
q li,s.r;cy jIlncss Of several months.