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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

Michigan has reelected her three present
Congressman, and thus en- ioIsed their course,
which has been true 70 Freedom and in addt
ton. elected an another slAunch Republican
Hon, Dewitt 0. Leach. inplAce OiG. ". Peck
by snuajorily Of $685. b.s5asdgg ,.. aid.
ab The delegation nov stAndsF-av ay rgo, /
i First District Jv William A, Howard, /
8s Second s"aa sssa Henry Waldren, a o.,.
! Third So s David s,,Walbridge. h |
Fourth g Dewitt 9, Leach, .,,,
Walbridge's majority is about 1000, and
WAldrOn's about 5000 All rights C9lsysla"O
Leader. .,,,v .., /
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

itHN .a fira CO SYRACUSE. NOV. y. Fl"
DssiruatiSs ConsaSrafoa. Over 500 oOO~04a
ofPropsrsy Destroyed 100 Fantilies HOass-
49,. oti lg se1 hsT5 "as17Esa b1g0-'
A terrible cOnhsgra,iOn hers this morning
Twelve acres ia ths FIRST " ard, and over 700
buildings are consumed. A million dollars
uOr.b OfstOeks, dwellings,. post Ciiee and banks
we're destroyed. =" .' ''4'-' ,'
One hundred families are hOussless. 3 .''t
A bigh wind blowing at the time, and there
being no water. nothing could Be done to 'tOF
The cOnfagtstlou. The letters, pos'-Ofies pa
per, and books Of the bank were saved. .n''o'
Principle losers, L. @. Avery $IOOIO00
LyAeh h Bros, $50 900. .o'A'Aa bsA s.'q cav
=
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

Aggregate plursli,y Of Fremont over bsya.s
BBchsnah in nine States, 250,626
IREPuBLICANs. DO YoJ HEAR THAT
srii ..4ss sr,sf 2S0.626 t.r,rr ~. ne
MsjOrly ever Buchanan in nine Of the nOblsai
safss ih ihs RepubIist ''dDg y1s71 4aa sia'
IN sddiIios. there slide doubt that wiscOa-
siu. lowe sad IllipOis will rpa il up in ) the
Twelve to- D. .ola1 10 a'-is a+ r-
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-13

IN STATE NOTICE,-Notce ID hereby given tha, /
II have been duly appointed Adfninstrator of fthS e.
tate Of William Gutterys deceased late Of Carroll coun-
y Ohio. all persons having claims against said es.
year from tgis date. assd tsd Cd . b5sag la bt.
Nov. l3 1856. JAMES HAEGH.
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bo circulated and sodiH each Of the principal cities
and towns in the Union. It viii bs sold By subscription
only sEa9 afH 70 iQva 4dl feA a0a disco I fsi
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safe W .'N'' {" 'ha'A toS'A ti'a'hF ShisHa
In addition tOths Pictorial Bible We vublishsa large
numberof Illustrated Family Works. very popular, and
Of such high moral and unexceptlonable chaIaesr
that while good 1pen mag SAFELY engage ia scicu
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q RoBEST SR4RS Isl william STREET New York.
Oct. so, 1856.
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!, .EF A very considerable hotel kseper, al
Gselong, advertising his ,'B urtoG Xxx" con
cludes the advertisement IN the following man
nsr :-"N. B. Parties drinking more thar
four glasses Of this potent beverages at ons siI
ting. carefully ssot home. gratis, I'M a whselbar
row, il req aired. Hobart 70wa Eerery.
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IL i0P.AL YARNISH, Black Ystnish, Iacksr, Turpsn
u tihe, White Lead, Red Lead Lathfak Rose Pink
&C.. &C., at 1H0d Yjcs wBAATkkSs
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.D.l. !psId!as: s.sl..T Cd pss.li.ISy ,HK tss

= VIZ ~ fAfsN Nttrs =. - eH-lf
pancy Of The PriOcirAllIiss.l isIs % bslnsI
AdViees from .COOsIlnunoPls state that
tIe Ministerial rssignAtiOn remains nnaceep-
ted. t-t-ara s.rr1 stsarra ..s 10 bee ilsod
Letters from France not satisfactory. The
demand for money continued unahaied. .,l
No decrease in the bullion Of The Bank Of
EuglAndrsi .ls brs ssa.G1s a sia. lage J
The Circular Of Richardson, Spence X CO.,
dates Liverpool. Oct, sslh, sNyE7Ths graiO
trade has ruled dull Iiuce Friday, but at tor
days market there was an improved demand
for wheat, which. however, was checked by
the advance in PRICES generally asked there
Buyers we're unwilling 70 pay. and the busin-
ssswss only mOderatsal 1904 per bush, or
sr the prices of Friday on prime wheat. ,ua
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Rannhlioan Victories

DO Y0U NEAR FHAF FHEfDERi--
iNkE YORS.--Frsuont's smsjoray eYgT Bus
Es W ehanan .Vts1k I 'tsT Ell "a .70s
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No news lroal Spain. s1eeP, contemplated
iasrssss Of ihs array. y
fritats dssp.ieSss from Paris are less dIt
A de,pAlsh fsou St. Pelersburgh says
asil-eay ehsEisE has been granted 10 FIsaso
Co. for 90 years, under guarantee Of IL
per cent. with sdditiOual per cent for sink
ing bOud.-Fotui- sum required f4e. e.eee'eee
sterling. 1t viii weigh down oil Russian Sc
euriliss in our market. and in some degree ev'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
LET US HAVE JUSTICE.

II is the fashion eff the know nothings to abuse
this paper on all occasions. To hear almost any
of the know nothing speakers, we would suppose
that zoe were candidates for the Presidency. And
in ordinary conversst on, we get more abuse from
the know nothing street takers than all the dem
ocratic candidates put together. We care nothing
for this--nothing at al-or, if at all it rather fat
ters US. But to make an easy case for the many
thousand friends who defend Us quite as warmly as
We can, by possibility, be sssaed, we suggest this:
that they force the know nothings to comparison
of our statements of facts about the elections and
to our predictions of results with those of op.
ponents. Let them carefully notice our statements
and their statements, and compare them after the
election and when the result is known. Let them
do this and We are confident that these know
nothings win be efectually slenced. They may
occasionally find US mistaken in our opinion; but
if they do not find US almost always right and our
opponents always wrong, we will not ask them
again to defend us.
And the know nothings: We challenge them
also to make this comparison. They OaOe it to US,
if they would claim to be possessed of common
honesty and fairness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18

jack WIS turned, locked the door on the outside.
an went strait tu prar' meetin in Ninth street,
whar reckon he Is yet. Well. thar they As, az
granted, sn every now On thsn Fremont wud bray
Ike onto mule, sn fillmore wnd grunt out sum-
thin about somebody's box an "fnsion." Now eff
fusion means mizin, they war fused, about as well
as two pints of bald face in quart flask on hard
trottin hess. An. ov all the darnd noises ever
did hear. they shook that big tavern tu the ground
An walked ell oy lather ov SWEET, an then iist
turnd over in the bed az cried like baby.
"What for Sut2
Case walked up afore either hsllored, an never
will know which whipped Old Buck knows, an
it ever set eyes on him, I'll az i'm. Give Us an.
other horn, cid hossl
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
mans / WIN-TAILs you LOSE.

We have always heard that this " as very safe
gsme-to one Of the parties. The Patriot is psrti-
culsrly anxious to get democrats to play at it.
Yesterday, when it thought Pennsylvania hsd
gone for the abo6tionists, it said:
aft the present impressions that Pennsylvania
has gone adversely to Buchanan, should be con-
frmed, ought it not to determine Southern men to
unite on Fillmore 1t would then be reduced to
certainty that he will get New FORK and Pennsyl-
vsnia-Siety tlgo Northern electoral votes, which
from appearances is exactly Sirty-tGGO more than
Buchanan can get"
Now, when Pennsylvania and Indiana have both
gone for the democracy, over the combined forces
Of FILLMORE and FRBIoET, rendering il certain that
BUCHANAN win carry those States by immense ma
iorities over the same orces divided the Patriot will
be very certain not to admit the force fits own ar
gument against itself 1t requires but twenty
nine electoral votes, united with the whole South
ern vote, to elect President. Pennsylvania and
and Indiana give FORTY They are sufficient to
elect BUCHANAN, with the southern VOTE We
thus show the South that the northern democrats
have the strength to carry electoral votes enough
10 beat FREMONT, when united with the southern
votes We say, we have proved this. On the
contrary, the FILLMORE men haze not shown the
ability to carry northern State. If the south
unites on BUCHANAN, his election by the people is
certain. If they do not, the election will in all
probability 60 to the House Of Representatives, and
FREMONT thus have another chance for an election.
What perfect madness for the south to hesitate.
The friends of FILLMORE ought at once to with
draw him. They would do go, If they felt one
half the interest in the perpetuity of an unviosted
constitution that they feel in the emoluments Of
oHina
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
A CrR,os,ry-Tbe Baltimore Patriot SAYS

"Thers was recently brought to this country
from the Island of Java, on board the U. States
frigsts Macedonia -and has since been brought to
this city--a curiosity known az the Mouse Deer
the first we have ever tesn, and probsbly the first
which has ever been seen here. When full grown
they are about the size Of the ordinary rabbit oil
our forests, and shaped like the American deer
The limbs are very delicate, and the hooG which ID
cloven, is almost transparent In colors they are
o reddish brown with white breast and stomach
From the nose and extending back to ths ear is q
tan colored stripe on each side, and the DIVER jaw
Q white stripe, forming trident. They feed like
cattle and chew cud like that species Of the ami
NAL creation. They are easily domesticsied. The
eye is large and projecting, but the ears are shor'
and oblong They are said to be very swItand their
appearance would indicate it, IS they are formed
precisely like the red deer of this country,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
OHIO,

As nobody made any calculation that the DEM
ocrats would carry Ohio, the result in favor Of
black republicanism has excited no remark. In
the present Congress, the democrats have not a
single member from Ohio. We have now elected
fire, which is a net gain Of five We gain also
four in Indiana and eight or nine in Pennsylvania.
This insures democratic majority in the next
House Of Representatives. The Senate is strong
ly democratic So that BUCHANAN is sure to enter
upon the Presidency with both branches of Con-
oress on bis side.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.
TANMASY Hall, ]
New York, Oct. IL, 1856. (

TAMMASY HALL. !
New York, Oct. IL, 1856.
MKssss EDITORS AT this moment of unprece.
denied political excitement, it is only necessary fol
the South to be true to itse'f The democracy OF
the North are growing more and more confident
every day, that they will be able to give good &C
count of the November polls, and there is lively
and healthy reaction even in the New England
States sncs Maine has sloughed off into the cess-
pools Of fanaticism. The late town elections in
Connecticut render it almost certain, that the allied
factions will be completely overwhelmed there
Since the Kansas outrages are proved to be news
paper frauds @the shriekers for freedom" have lost
the best tools they had for their dirty work and
even the dear ladies of 'the Jessie circle are now
grievousy destitute of subject matter for their ia
vorte paror conversations 1t is really difficult to
tell whether the dear creatures are most entitled
to our sympathy Or our sorrow.
There are not truer men in all the South-per-
fectly true to Southern as well as Northern insti-
tutions-than the democrats of the North and East
They are true to the Union and to the rights Of
the States. Especially are they true to the South
in this crisis and they are looking Southwark with
the greatest possible confidence, that every South
ern State will be true to itself.
Ifthey are not dissppointed-if the entire South
shall, as they hope and believe it will present q
united front against its common enemy here-yOu
shall hear the shril bugle-notes of triumph from
the Macedonian phalanx on this side of Mason and
Dixon's line, who will stand ready with their
arms in the hour Of trial and peril as they now
stand ready with their votes to come over and
help u.s.;
Let the South be firmly united in favor Of Bu-
chanan and Breckenridge in this great crisis and
we will finally and forever crush out these black f.
natics, who would rob the Constitution of all its
compromises and guarantees, leaving nothing but
its barren form upon the parchment-snd
With not single safeguard left
To shield our sacred liberties
EMUCFAW.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
rx- Some of the know nothing papers Nor

Hg- Some of the know nothing papers North
are getting very sick OF their fusion with the b.A-k
republicans They find that it invariably inures
to the sole benefit of the latter The Burlington,
Iowa, True American thus deploreS the fusion in
Pennsylvania We think it should be lesson
to our opponents in Tennessee:
We regret this fusion, as the Americans have all
to lose, and nothing to gain. Whenever fusion
has been brought about by these republicans, it
has only been done to deceive and betrsy. In
every Northern State the republicans have endeav-
ored by Just such means to destroy the American
party. They ought to be regarded as enemies, as
they certainly are to the best interests of the coun
try. The republicans, finding themselves unable to
control the American party, save few pusillsni-
nous ones who think we are TO be eaten up, can.
nibal like, by 'niggsrs, or designing ofce-hunters
who are acting with them, have raised the banner
Of loreguism, and are striving with the democracy
in their efforts to obtsn the meanest and most dang
erous class OF foreigners it is therefore msfor-
tune that the Americans of Pennsylvsnia have
united themselves with the republicans for any
purpose.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
HON. JAMES C. JONES

This gentlemen arrived in our city on yesterday
and stopped for a few hours at the Verandsh,
where he was waited on by large number of old
political and personal friends. After few hours
rest he started in company with several friends for
Lebanon, where, by appointment and special re-.
quest, he speaks to-day.
Senator JONES will speak in Nashville on the
occasion of the great Democratic Convention
which assemblies on Tuesday next.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18

Hg- The Banner and the Patriot try to laugh at
us for Growing too soon about Pennsylvania. "Ans
we'll that ends WE'LL" gentlemen. We put up siT
chickens yesterday morning in place of the one
that didn't crow the day before.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
SAVANNAH REDEEMED.

Our readers will no doubt be delighted to learn
from our telegraphic dispatches in to-days paper,
that after hard fought battle in the city Of Ss-
vannsh, know nottingham has been crushed fore.
YER in that beautiful city. At the municipal cleo.
ton for Mayor and Aldermen, the entire demo-
cratic ticket has been triumphant and the present
incumbent expelled from power. This is the first
gun from Georgia, that herads the gloriou, victory
which is to exercise from the State that foul spirit
which has been amongst US for two ycsrs.-Aadn.
a, J,f,11;1encSr
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
WATCHES 81 JEWELRY.
$4,000 WORTH AT AUCTION.

DEM. +. SHIELDS will sell on SATURDAY EyEsnSs
y October 18TH at early gas-lgh account Of whom
may concern OF the largest and hnest assortment Of
Jswery that be has had the pleasure Of offering 10
this community. Consisting in part only, OF the follow.
ing goods Fine Gold Watches, large assortment OF
qualities and styles Plated and Silver Watches, inns
Cameo Coral Florentine and Plain Gold Sets, Ladies
and Gents fine Gold Vest and Guard Chains, Plain ana
Figured Gold Rings Rich Ear Drops and Fall Sets,
Brace r. Armles Lockets Pencils and Pens OF various
qualities prices and styles, making together splendid
stock which have orders to close. .,,,,,,
octl7-td BENZ. r. onlELDo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
SUIT LOYENGOOD.

Sut Lovengood's Dream - is related in our pa
per this morning by the best delinestor of pecu-
ar class Of southwestern characters who ever put
pen to paper. The writer is the author of the
"Snakebit Irishman," and many other irresistible
sketches for the NeV York Spirit Of the Times. If
he complies with his promise, we shall hereafter
baar from him cfteu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18

A CHARACTERISTIC FIaHT.-The Richmond En-.
qtirer stole from the New York Herald an article
and published it as editorial The Herald copies
the came article last Saturday, giving the credit to
the Enquirer, and pitches into it in q most savage
rnannar
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
Harvey In Nashville.

THE eminent HARVEY" 80 well known 70 every gen
tleman in Philadelphia as the most snceessiel Vut.er
If oarmeDts ia now al our establishment No. Is Cedar
s,t and il 10 take measures and TO exhibit As
6ne an assortment Of Cloths Caksmers and %
we're ever displayed in Nashville Our s.ock Of hsaa
Made lotbpq 10th geptemens and youths is now nll,
and our Furnishn No Department contains every article
csmprised under that head. -, ,,-rou A.. .pponn
ocfI&-d CLiF1ON AnOoAA'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18

DOUGLAS UPON PoLlTIcAL PARsoNs.-Iu a late
speech ct the West the distinguish Illinois Sem
stor said
'Instesd of preaching what men need to hear
sChrist and Him cruci6ed' Those hucksters of a
political religion forget the fundamental precepts
of their professed Masters religion forget Him
and the merciful designs and charitable spirit of
His mission, and amid lies and vituperstion and
Islander bold up not the cross but Douglas and
him damnsdr [Cheers and laughter Is this hsrshr
Let me tell you, no politician, bred in the very
school of bitterness and lies, can speak 50 harshy
or 90 falsely Is the abolition preachers Of the times
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18

or How bad the know nothings here must
feel to have exuted so loud for the of black
repubTcanism in Pennsylvania, and th en- find black
republicsnism badly whipt after ALL
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18

aE- There was Fillmore ticket in Ohio. Will
our neighbors ascertain the vote it got and show
their readers the re atve strength of the Fillmore
party In the northern Ststes2 Pray do?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
THOMAS L. BRANSFORD.

The following are the appointments OF this G
line whig:
FIynn's Lick, Jackson county, October p,
Livingston, overton county, October 2s.
Oookerville, Putnam county, October 20,
Sparta, White county, October 80,
McMinnyille, DeKsb county, November l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
Grand Democratic Rally.

The Grand Democratic Mass Meeting viii be
opened to night, BY rally Of democrats and old
inc wings at
JOHNSON & HORNE'S CORNER, BROAD
STREET
Several speakers will be present Let every body
como and have general rejoicing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
Bailey's Varieties.
NCERT, DRAMA, AND BALLET
CONFIRMED

COMBINED.
THIS well known and popular company will commence
l. their fashionable entertainments
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. Is, 1856.
to continue during the Fair in spacious paV ion Tent
corner of Market and Locust streets.
Performance to consist of New Songs, Ballads, Duets
Fancy Dances, Fsrces, Comic Rotations, and
DISS0LYING VIEWS.
Change of performance every evening.
PROGRANNK:
Part 1st-COncsrt and Dances.
Part 2d-New and popular Farce.
Part 3i-Dssolving Views.
Tickets of admission so cents Children and Servants
Is cents. JAMES IL BAILEY,
octl2-dtf Manager.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18

A DISTINGUISHED WHa FOR BUoHANAN.--It is
said that Judge P. T. Scruggs, like a patriot and
true Southerner, has discarded party ism and come
out for Buchanan.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. is, 1856.


We are prepared to furnish Tickets for the Pres
idential Election in any numbers t2st may be Or
dered. 1t is important that our country friends
should lose no time in supplying themselves with q
liberal quantity of them, 50 that they may be dis.
tributed among the voters.
The price OF tickets is ONE DOLLAR per thou.
sand and we will forward them in we'll secured
packages by mail, if so requested, adding passage
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18

ANOTHER Ism TO BE ADDRD.-In addition TO the
freeloye disciples, the Shakers to be added as
converts to the cause of black republicanism-st
least 90 says the Albsny Evening Journal in exult-
ing language The number of Shakers in the
IJ1;tsd States entitled to vote is less than one
tbous.nd. The number that will be found in the
broken ranks of black republicsnIsm, after the 4th
of November, is beyond ell present calculation
Wdshinqtoa Union
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-10-18

Coon NRws FROM THE WEsT-MIoHAeAS, Iowa,
II.Iruo1s AND WncoNsIS.--A prominent old line
wing of this city, who is now warmly for Buehan..
40, has Just returned from the Northwest. and
brings glorious tidngs. he states that Michigan,
Iowa, Wisconsin and Illinois are 40 sure fer Bu-
chansn and Breckenridge as the day fslection ar
riyes,-C2a, AsqHirey.