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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-17

These vessels at the first elass tuIf 10 The '} Oh ''
tfa sprassIq bIs trade and have superior aec"i"
d4iI. f passuzar TAey commanded by exren"nr'd
sf,,9 a. su.Iaaae They vii be lowed aud dow
tb f- b. steam tna5 be relied to sal promptly "S
8dFeff# I'D 49,,
9.fHafs going NafiH ordering goods from Nrw horh
rI a ii ship by this iih" as HtEh So"
,I,f4t by other line at Packets hi
a.ar .Haf wi bg fhe agents In Richmond end
NV Yaf TO give satisfaction Insurance can be chc'l'd ~
H.. Richmond hy this line az per cent
" respectfully aud hapr 10 succeed la obtaining III"
share Of patronage .,,, .,
f,s sf rfai,s on 10 Nrw Orleans. Mobile. Charleston So
sa4faah 81 a4{ other southern at Aarihefu port .
Jtr vessels vii lie Richmond IN TIE Dock. IN New oiN
At Haffh so coffee fIensa sip. foot 81 W all street
DAVID d NM u KRfE, Richmond. I Ag.pts
II. PIIi'sttNt a Y
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.p,o TsEI aDuEsor LANCnBsHG .-Dcn-

MS & BRO DYEHs- hichmand, Va, beg 10 INFORM the
Ivnrhbnrp that tboy prepared h execute
every description Sk C3un Wooien dyelng or Clean
Ing - Wen a. can aucin Now York elsewhere have
Now machinery aud tic very best Of werkmen and can guar
nrto, patrss. Merno. SILK ard De Lain
dresses dyed IN fashionable coofs, uit the taste OF the
u Shawl description dyed Cleaned trape
S d,ed scarlet Other colofs equal 10 import
equal Six DRESSES cleaned aud Grease
nr u sfI- rrmarcd W intend "a do work equal To
a the United State and speetuty solicit
t, patronage II the citizens Of lYHehhurg and vicinity Gen
Garments dyed and cleaned 10 Look equal new
DENNIS 4 BRa.,
to " lines FraaAn IT, opposite NJ efrepo
t,r HAIL Richmond Va sep 4-dS
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lrnrn Lrr. unrMnra,ng and COMMITS.

NTVN My ~. N Iht I7',K, hTVHHl0II "
Thankful for the liberal patronage eXteud 10 ne last season
have arrangements increase the line al Bnas
nay hous, HAT boat viii leave eyefy Other day
~uud- cxcepted) IY this omeui shall be able 10
put through DAYS tan heretofore and
NEARLY they go by the : s K L. and at much less
ycbargc forwarding Tobaeeois Per Box and
per HID which nc.ud,s raN aud WHARFAGE Wien
there The draY aud Wharfage
the Basin per Il and II cts per HID He
In,k Iotl- charged by the James River kmawha CO for
passing house cts per Tn about ct Tor Boxes
and per HID Having these advantages Of location am
willing reap thu heneht and charge only
fair price my services hoping thereby command lareer
business
Nv personal viii be given 10 sales Of produce and
purchase ot goods ON Commission \. :. LEE.
lltS
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Rena the r.n.h nnen, our rnrr oil.


During sleigh ride this winter past Aul.
leg raw aud the skin Of place large. than hand um
ne traces rubbing e inside Of the thigh applied u1
nd OIL aud - day or two Ia veil. Auat4sl ,aqo
mule which nas working my dfay hecaao unable co.
walk On eNamaiug his faet discovered uat tI.t two
inches long u the head Ny driver and he gbu aid
he would be gana for nothtnt drew tile nail ont. tl.d
fee OF lint aud arf oil and work nu.r
an from that moment be has mot list hour hut Is uad
as ever also "a" ifse badly snaKzed the
hs iheh n two aeos. a19nt inches deep
nrhts wide from which lac VA sih day Nuur Iuu
IN was applied ami brought them cu'felt sound Il
Ifhy one of The greatest rentte- for ,r
known and have lY ed IN drug for
mi. A. you think proper Nofy tra1ys
ko Aessrs Dove e. i II WElSlGEE
For sale by STEDTUER A WuTIEUTA
: 3 gpl ,..l.f.....
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@0TEsE 10 so,ncco NAN .i,csnrers.
" 20 Cases T IN + Mass Licorice
% ! a Go
100 Half Cases NJ r "
100 ACC"
Al IN cons gument and for sale lows y,
THOS BRANCH q Sons
latlt-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-17

Bolts oud Porte Monies Percussion cups GnnHo"def Patent
N,t Balls. Powder iasfs. Pouches and Beiis. Bird Bass
N,t!,s and W r,nchcs Washing Rods and 1ekers. Dog
tliu. and Collars Gun Mskers Materials %f a. ~ RI
vow Frs and FIVE SHOOTERS at manufacturers prices
% tuo trade 81 iHIELAAp'
so IJ2 Main street opposite Eagle square laelm9hd Va
d. DIPLOMA
or rHF FIRST class WAS AWARDED EY fiE VIRGINIA
MECHANICS GNsTI1fIT TOR THf fuNolIoN
or I'M MECHANIC AXIS To
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND. OF RICHMOND NlRG
Fora Of Ct NJ PISTOL 5 aud RIFLES, exhibited
Ihc Exhibition Of Article. If American Manufacture, he'd
tn. CITY of Richmond ou Tie lGf d # wy III.
JAM. ". I.lvfILTS, j. 4. BiI.NIN,
Secretary. President.
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r sSsEsD OIL. PAINTS. A.


IL Lnseed ol Viii Zns White Leaf tasis II all AIai
farnishta Brushes every are. pertaining ta la lH
ny htsness. on hand and for sale by
aug Its sTRoTiIER WHlIIHI 40.
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xrnI CAN Ely WArCMEs IL NI...

z SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS at a
wholesale and retail in every variety and style AZ low "a
cash prices by calling at NOWLANS, sign of the IA a
gle No 81 sycamore street. Petersburg, Va where 6ss
will 90 per He has just from Tho y
thein Manufacturers and Importers, with largest and s,
fashionable assortment a Watches Jcwely Silver War ~
Fancy Goods ever offered in this suite Would beer
for call and examine his guifcedt Stock and
least 20 per he buys all his Goods cash and
them much less than the regular prices for the eua
Goods You also have your Watches and Jepary -
paired in the best aud at short notice and avayS
money
Remember the place sign Of the Eagle No a. Sycano-s
street, Petersburg Va THOMAS NOWIAx
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ri, "" H"oh~'
I'M ~ ,''"if!,
z.kE1F u,'H ''i't} .., .
tsgy .. '' SAN 9I'N 70 Iht'"na'
s@-e@Y h'n..th'' ny h,Fn'.4''
- HaIm9' 10y Lr''.,
Greg BAY Marc. hy II T. Leland.
NHr Iatt. ~ Jones
Vol lst IHDeer nitod States.
49,, L tt'1,'ll, ~ 4",', IT, ~.
~ ~ -. ~, ~ ~ A. IN -, I ~ ,..,.- -
IT, i, ''''' '''' '' " ''''''
fashtanablc Lif
just received ~ IANdHohNt " WALK -
Chap Book aniPodcnI store" ai'W doors above IN" Nor
Ashbo' HUM just RECEIVE" ~ ~'""'''
- ahrfe - ~ Nrt'"' b1"t' '"r Si"'N consists Ia an '
hoHa ustd Ia the rh'"I* ~ tn" GUY ana "nnlnR lnt'a
a UIEsN BOOhs.-Wc have on hnud "a iarge
af # hDrk hooks a m" inuka IN the city Just
.tIf
BSO0Hs, StAtsoNAtt, PAfsH, @'.-s a
buIs receiving Hul inrFr additions 10 liz
H.a e auF Stationary Paper and Fancy 1"ods 10 which
thing the nhpve line
A,i.. sal t.,I. l,.,
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nNn ~ Z
% MFRItIANT. NAfN NTHttf fftfHHt ut -a#fihF MT
returned fu> the Northern tfias haNs NV Oh lam an
yfnV everv largest desfae htatk Il ffa
crrs LiTnar hffre on I'D b9 M 20 ms cd s
sud te public ~ large ~ s9t fhsais ia 49, s
flir urafv kerf itne feel 10 hesitation H
%, ing NAT ss guea cheap If nsi feaPer than
home In tsnrhbffF afsr that veil -
entire Satisfaction sain huF nattua tu the boat
Ms motto quss sales aud email rfsats IL every tnaanef
Al country produce ~ n eselangs f5f fd At sssa
Vrcrs H.sR 49,
0RTtGtVI>G. aNDOS naND, ~ bbi-. stu
III ARTS Sugar t. bbis stuafts tfUund Clarified aud
Crushed SuRsr,
hut,a Loaf Sugar
Iy tbs q Mols8ses.
30 bids 4 l. d..
100 lhKs kln Coffee,
80 LaEHira d.,
DO " Prime old Java do
~ boxes Adsmantne aud sperm Candles
81 Il1Vef Orchard Grass and 18mpthY Sod G1t
500 " selling cheap
ieb gtts YorNGfR 4 SMITH
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r.. .,, -1s...,s.sst4z .aKa,NfAA TENNb=SEE
TN ~ sie6s"-stKas RAIl.ROAb-=Ou Thursday, ID"
lalhof June the Passenger Tram WIN
commence running q Salt Work ltrauch Junction
L u Oil. ltln SmLI
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S.,HDHsE 900 sack. Wcr,h;uy.o, u,,.

"a :
- hall aud AshtOus salt, 1000 Bags No Peruvian uauo
LOCO Kegs Cumberland and Aycon Nails 800 Sides Helne elk
atnei solo Leather $40 Bags Rio Laglvra Coffee los
Ia k1a"s Coffee and Clarified Sugars. Boxes Aaan-
tue Candies $50 Kegs prime Lard IS hds Sides and 40
his Shoulders Cincinnati Bacon 80 Barrels Superior
southampton Apple Brandy with good assortment Iron h
Mo.asscs, Teas Wines and Brandes. for sale by
PEBBLES & WHITE,
GroceTs Commission Merchants u Old St.
Near :. side Depot Petersburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-17

NsfsffHflfLp April 18th. is.h
Assrs p9rt = Co-Hasug usrd your 1nrf on aud dulug
% be such tine medicine thin due % You that you
ahauld know u NJ daughter about years fell the
rocker Of cair and aud bruised her thigh much,
assumed lhe form af boil and became very had
ansa by physician Gat that did relieve II b,raUu
rnnnk sFfc, and continued tar HHhfiy trI
eSefy medicine could heA. # th na tGret tt
1aeeA - Try both. II your rnrf aH nsins hato
and RAaltt ~ss entirely heaea 1hase used a.
saes and ionnd the ZANE benefit fea liberty e
tf as yas link prpPer $ tHAlktN.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
oa... Of the =. =. RaiIrond Co..


SIH 4oRk FAfkEIs-Ihis new home -, -.
iIe f. .l1Htsssd # fhr following vessels aud sails
tf4u M sfk rsef5 fhroe dsFs Al owned In the cry
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I-l@-- y = - -
''- Cd. considerable ar.oace in faersan,. b4s,s
' '.'' w'N, tHs II g5aefaE usela ts4 give ,osI r.,
49,, e' ' 'h7r.'.rAe &4te,sW. IL y.l5a.a6 or it,.
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DAVID 4 WY. CruEI,


7 4, a -. fEst'GN1A 4. 7 4 NS.NssIE
9Th = ..-,.e3ta T. AliED 40 NOTICE TO PAS
NENGEt'N Gil ANGE OF SEIZED
TIL On and after the ls of October the Passenger raiu
VII run ia BRISTOL aud esv. E tntaur a. Vi and a
1i't Al sHar N. D. n CHI.
atFe# #u teu
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y UsIC
M IN \ HOI SE-A house without Music is like Nurse
~ without children silent gloomy and dcsolae tho
haron soul Of life hrcahed or suggested where In ma
iure and only abs Mt from the lips those who are
lit Tor treason rataGem and spos young ladies insist
at once upon your Para buying Piano from T. NASH OF
feefshnIg although you may not be able play thar
Foka, a Negro Melody and Days Of Absence. on IT,
The above is good advice You always find about 40
e ramos al the low est prices with all the various and
patterns at +. p. NASHS
Piano Forte wareroom 80 Sycamore corner of Bank ST. Pc
ters1urR. Va. Innp pts
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z MORE. ST. PfTIRsGri My Stock # Ready Na,a
Ciahing ard Gcrts Furni-i foods the mos,
and superior variety mat have pensa
exhibiting the citizens # the Cockade
country Ny Stock Co, CaSsineres and Vestines h.
been selected with great from first mportaons and lat
STYLES # patterns and II be made to order hest man
upon Short aud warranted or no sale Per
of f. Party and Wedding suits of ohoic. NM,
fia and l finish shall not BE- disappointed upon examination
# ny stock Mr. JOHN WHITE Cuttcraud MANAGER If the
Custom Department TuOS. ". EONSION.
slf ahis - Sycamore 81, pet,ishurE. Va
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dsssrs Darf Go a enrnsu H.#d about aps t4th ui
bottle Of saHf iufi I'll Hpau tie la Hatsu tngtt
lack almost ever aHWs HuurH1 place
hand AMI thlF singh app alton = rnlY applied tt
tap entirely and psrnanently rea tafrtlsrI .t o
quick peas II its curat.ves properties aud tuk I.
and ehoastaus than anything u ths lnd aud
lave sold housaf a # BOTTLES of Other s aaua similar
purposes
Respectfully T. BONut.EANT
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a ''FEVIs w m ~" W q lnNV T'FVtN'N UnH
" o}rncj auev supply ot curc Jcvchy containing many
ne" aud beautiful thugs To which WcNuuid call the attention
q ho ia Ladies and Gent .cuyn
srp zGfs SIINEKrltORN 4 CLIFF
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24

VoTE FOR FILLMORE Since Gov. Floyd
and Gov. Wise have got to pralsing Mr. Fill
more, and intimatng their purpose to vote for
him in given contingency, we appeal to the
rank and file of the Democracy in Virginia
and throughout the South, to come up to the
scratch likewise, and manfuly cast their
votes for him, in order to defeat Fremont
That is the only means under Heaven of
beating the Woolly Horse candidate, and
crushing out the iactious and reasonable
sectional party that sustains him. We there
fore invoke and beseech Democrats every
where to throw aside their unworthy party
preiudices, and make n stand-a bold, manly,
patriotic stand--in behalf of their country
and its noble institutions. This, as Governor
WISE tells you, is not II time for triiling: the
enemy, with its black pratcal flag is in the
field, almost at your doors, threatening devas-
tation and ruin to all you hold dear. Rise,
then in your might like mcn-brave, deter
mined, patriotic true men-and strike for
your altars and your fire sides, by voting for
Milard Filmore-the tried Statesman, the
stern Patriot, the faithful! Friend, the man Of
the People.-Richmond Wing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24

A SIXGuLARLY CANDID ADMIssIoN-We
recommend, (says the Baltimore Amercan)
the following candid admission of the Sun.
bury Northumberland county, Pa.,> Amer
lean to the attention of our Southern Demo.
crat friends 1t may be only necessary to
premise that the journal named has the
names of James Buchanan and John C..
Breckinridge at the head of its columns
The editor is not only more candid, but ex-
hibits greatly more Intelligence than his
party generally; though we doubt very much
whether his friends here, who assert that
Fillmore has no strength anywhere, will
thank him for the evidence he has given of
the possession of both of these qualities.-
After speaking of Mr. Buchanan's Southern
strength, and utter impotence at the North,
he adds:
"The West and The Eastern and Middle
States ,oith fe,o exceptions, are almost un.
anin,ous for Fillmore and Fremont. This
is truly strange state of affairs and much
to be regretted. ANY one at all convcrsant
with our political affairs must have fore
seen, long since, that such would be the re.
suit. The crisis has no doubt, been hasten
ed on the III timed action Of President Pierce,
Judge Douglas and others, in regard TO the
Missouri Compromise, and the Kansas and
Nebraska BILL"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24

THIS WORLD AND THE NExT.-Some mer
seek the Intoxicating cup, to dissipate the
gloomy forebodings, and drown anxious care
but the larger class Of unfortunates, when
bowed down with sorrow and disappointment
in their ambitious long;ngs, seek consolation
in the promises of religion. From the follow
ing item, we judge Mr.. Buchanan has taken
the latter and wiser course to relieve his
heart from the depression and dismal fore
bodings regarding his prospects in gaining
the goal of his ambition.
Co.'s TO MEETIN.'-A Philadelphia pa
per says, Hon. james Buchanan attended di
vine worship at the Oxford Episcopal Church,
of which his brother is pastor, on Sunday
last.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24
cay- There was great rally of the friends

s8s There was great rally of the friends
of Fillmore and the Union at Natchez, Mis-
sissipp, on the 4th instant. 1t excelled ev-
cry thing of the sort since 1910. Hon. A. l..
Benjamin and Hon. III. +. Simral were the
orators. There was large number of ladies
present. After the speeches there was an
adjournment until o'clock, when the
Young Mems Fillmore Association assem-
bled in large numbers and formed process
sion, when the assembage, containing nearly
all that was gallant and fair of the city Of
Natchez, was addressed by the Hon G. A.
Wilcox. There was then n torchlght pro-
cession, with the booming of cannon and
spirit.strring music. The Courier, in con.
cluding its notice of the meeting, says;
"Since 1910 no such demonstration in pol
tics has occurred in our midst. We doubt
whether on any other occasion then did so
many persons feel that they had been ben.
efcialiy instructed, so many wavering voters
confirmed in the correctness of the principles
enuncated, or a greater impetus given any
one occasion to the rcsolute determination
and enthusiastic devotion of those already
committed to the Constitution, the laws, and
the Union"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24

A MILLION BUSHELS OF WHEAT RAISED IN
ONE CouNTY.-The Rockford QlIinois) Reg
ister estimates the present seasons crop 10
Winnebago county at one million bushels,
and vet mot one.filth of the land is Guilt
vated." OF course, then, when all the land
is in cultivation, she can turn out three mil
lion bushels! What an amount then would
the whole State yield il all was in cultivation,
and how many millions of mouths could she
feed at this rate of production OF course
Winnebago raises other articles in proportion,
beside wheat. Think Of il.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24

W- The Censor, democratic paper pub.
lished at Fredonia, New York, hasabandoned
Buchanan and declared for Fillmore. Its
reasons for so doing are the same thai will
influence thousands of National Democrss
/ in New York to rally around Mr.. Fillmore Al
the only means of beating Freesoism ant
Ssctionalsm. We copy from its article an
nouncing the change:
"Up to the present time, we have ndvocat
ed the election of Mr. Buchanan, and now
we prefer him, to either of the other candi
dates. But Mr.. Buchanan is po,oerleSs her,
at he North, and will not carry single
State. Every Southern State cannot eecI
him, and we are satisfied that he cannot car.
ry them ALL But If the South will rally to
Fillmore, he can be elected and the Union
saved. II is to aid in this good work, and in
the overthrow of the Catholic and sectional
candidate, Fremont that We this day declare
for Fillmore!"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24

WAR.-There is nothing but war. There is
war between all that is good and bad-be-
tween right and wrong-between poverty
and riches-between truth and error-be-
tween virtue and vice-between love and
hatred-between health and sickness-be.
tween hope and despar-between life and
death-between benst and beast--between
man and man-between town and town
between city and city-between country and
countryZbetween State and State-between
East and West-between North and South
between nation aud nation-betwcen heav.
EN- and hell
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24
WHAT THE SOUTH ASKS.

Mr. Fillmore stanls upon the Constitu.
ton. Unlike Mr. Buchanan, he does moi
stand mute, upon Platform. His speeches
so far, have been but exemplifcations and
commentaries upon t1ai broad patriotic sen.
timent which animat,s his supporters every.
where. Casting defiance into the bulk Of
the extremists of boti North and South, his
position invites, and should command, the ad-
miration and support Of the conservative
masses of all sections. While he acknowl-
edges and will maintain the tenor of the
doctrines of that party which first put him in
nomination for the Presidency, he neverthe-
less freely and boldly points the nation to
his past career as an exponent of the future,
and superadds those firm and cheering de-
carations emanating spontaneously from his
own mind, give the assurince to the North
and the South that no sectional or local
prejudces or preferences shall control his
action, but that in the future, as in the past,
the Constitution and the avs, passed in
consonance with that sacnd instrument,
shall alone guide his pathway.
What more can the Soul demand or ex.
pect than that candidate s,ould stand up
on the Constitution as his atform? Is it
not better, wiser, more salutay than any of
the mere patch work expedints of latter
days, invented to hoist men into the Pres
idential office, and which '1erish in the
using?" We have heretofore said, and we
again repeat it, that it is to the Constitution
and the laws passed in pursuance of it, that
the South will find its best guanntee against
encroachment, and its surest catlolicon for all
diseases of the body polite. Fnmed by our
fourefathers-to whom Heaven seems to
have vouch safed the gift of kern and dis
eliminating foresight-it meets every emcr-
gency; and, when strictly adhered to, as prac.
tsed by them, is capable of solving all the
complications that may arise, nnl quieting all
the dissensions which may be egendered.-
There is no vacuum in it. II, ample and
vet simple and succinct provisions are ad-
equate to the solution of every important
question, and the allaying of every serious
strife.
Upon this platform Mr.. Fillmore has plac-
ed himself. He has soemnly declared that
if elected again to the Presidency, the Con-
stitution shall be his guide, and that in the
administration of the government he will be
controlled by no early prejudice, influenced
by no local bias, or sweved by any sectional
clamor. The simple questions which arise
in this vieW are:
Cannot aud will not the South trust her
interests in the future as she has done in the
past, upon the platform ofthe Constitution!
Cannot the South confide in Mr.. Fillmore
for just and impartial administration of the
laws passed in accordance with the Consti.
tion?
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24
THE POST.
ATHENS, FRIDAY, OCT. ga, 1856.

BALTIMoRE.-The American minority in
the city last year was three hundred and sew
enty .three-this year it is one Thousand five
hundred and fifty-four! Last year the Ameri'
cans carried the State by nearly three thou
sand majority. The gain in Baltimore indi
Gates that the State will this year give Fill
more and Donelson .fue thousand mgority.-
The Cincinnati Gazette, which has been de
claring that Fillmore would not get State
in the South, comedies Maryland now. II
says:
ain our opinion the vote of Baltimore
3 mak~ it certain that Maryland will go for
Flllmon. The western counties, as also
Hereford md Cecil, in the middle, are Fill.
more. Withthem the 1900 majority Of Bal
tmore decides the vote of the State. Mary.
land, therefore, hay be set down for Fill
more"
The vete of Baltimore upsets the calcula.
tions Of Democrats as wall rs Black Repub
licans.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24

POLITICAL MovEMENTs.-The New York
Express contains communication stating
that on the 18th of October il is determined
to hold mass meetings at the following pla.
ces:
The grave of Washington, the grave Of
Jefferson, the grave of Jackson, the grave Of
Clay, the grave of Webster. and on the bat
tie ground of Bunker Hill, the battle ground
of Yorktown, the battle ground of Trenton,
the battle ground of Saratoga, the battle
ground of New Orleans. The services to
commence with prayer, simultaneously at
noon: to be followed "such consultations and
addresses as may spring spontaneously from
the hearts of the people," The movement
originates with the American party.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1856-10-24

"RULE OR RUIN."-A correspondent Of the
American Organ, states that Democratic
Elector in Virginia, recently acknowledged
that he had no hope OF Buchanan's election
by the people, but urged his party to stand
firm, "bccause" said he, "no election can be
made by the House, and The Democrats 'oill
then stop The pheels of government in The House
and the Senate ,oiH make Mr.. Breckenridge
President"
This is the game now being played by the
Democratic tricksters.