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So We insert, on our first page to-day,
from the hands of mechanic and working
man, An Appeal" to the mechanics and
workingmen of the country in behalf Of Mil
lard Fillmore. twas written, as it purports,
by one of those who constitute the bone and
sinew" Of the country, one who writes as he
feels, and whose sincerity as an American has
been tested
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. A letter to the Republican from
Governor Geary dated the 26th ult says that United
States troops will be stationed at all points where
troubles are anticipated during the coming election,
and that any interference with the Legitimate exercise
Of suffrage viii be punished with the utmost severity
Mr.. Whitfield is the pro-slayery candidate for Con-
gress.
A letter TO the Democrat dated the oath, SAYS that
the free STATE prisoners had been examined before
Judge Cato, and committed for trial at the April term
of the court
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CALIFoRSIA.-We received, yesterday, says the
New Orleans Crescent private letter from an intel
gent and Influential citizen Of California, whom we
know to be thoroughly posted in regard to the upper
and under currents Of political events in the golden
State. He concluded bis letter with these words .
California Is certain for Fillmore and Donelaon ~
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HoS. Mr. HAyEN.-We learn by letter from Erie
county, that large and enthusiastic American meet
ing was held in that borough the Goth Of Septem-
Der The meeting was addressed for three hours by
the Hou > g. Haven, Of Buffalo. His speech was
one OF the most convincing and unanswerable argu-
ments IN favor Of the election Of the Wing and Ame-
rican candidates. Mr.. Ravens suavity Of manners
and geDtlemAnly bearing, have won for him and the
cause he espouses golden opinions even from his po-
litcal opponents. He was frequently interrupted
with outbursts Of applause from his hearers. The
meeting adjourned with three cheers for Willard Fill
more
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MARK THE FAcT-There are, says the Charlottes-
vile American, in Virginia and the rest of the South
ern States thousands of disunionists ready at any
moment and without additional motives, to dissolve
the union of these States. There many madmen
in the North We care not where these disunionists
may live, whether North or South, we defy any man
to point out single one who supports Fillmore.
They are all for Buchanan or Fremont
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RoCKvILLE.-On Saturday night, at Rockville, the
people were addressed, at the courthouse, by Hon.
VIM. r. Smith Of Alabama, s. T. Stuart of Virginia,
and Mr.. Kilgour of Maryland. All these gentlemen
acquitted themselves with great credit, and were
enthusiastically cheered. Every indication on the
occasion, and all the intelligence received from diff.
erent parts of the State give evidence that Maryland
will give her electoral vote for Mr. Fillmore.
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The election in Florida for Governor Congress,
and the Legislature took place yesterday. As the
returns will not reach us for several days. it may be
of interest to notice that the Savannah Georgian
Democratic journaD Of Friday, comedies the proba-
bity Of the success of the American candidate for
Governor deeming his chances the best
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Washington City, October 7th, 1865

10 The Editor Of he american Organ
We, this morning, saw the report Of Mr. Botts's
speech at Petersburg, in the New York Herald Of
yesterday. Having heard the speech and being be-
sides, well acquainted with the views and opinions
Of Mr.. Bolts on this subject desire 70 correct an
into which the reporter for the Herald has fallen
What Mr. Bolts did say was, that in his opinion, If
the event Of the election shall 90 10 the House either
will be chosen Il Is important that the error shall be
Immediately corrected.
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Oh. LEWIS.
E w PERRY

Col. Lewis il the editor Of the Richmond National
American and both he and Mr.. Perry are members
OF the American State Central Committee OF Virginia.
In npaKN
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LIMEi LIMEif LIMEffr

"ILL be opened tomorrow, at the
Wv Lime Kns of W. II. Cooley Co, situ-
ated on Rock Greek between the upper and lower
bridges, kiln of very superior Wood-burnt Line.
The subscribers have also on hand n large spnplv
Of Plasterers' HAIR Cement Calcined Plaster and
every description Of the very best quality of Lime
which will be disposed Of on the most reasonable
terms. W. H. Cooley A co.
an
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W- Woods Hair Restorative. !

ssg Woods Hair Restorative. Professor
Wood, the renowned discoverer of the invaluable
Hair Restorative still continues TO labor in behalf Of
the afflicted
His medicines are universally admitted by the
American press to be far superior 10 all others for
causing the hair on the head Of the aged that has
been silvered for many years to grow forth with as
much vgor and luxuriance as when blessed with the
advantages OF youth.
There can be no doubt that it is of the greatest
discoveries in the medical world. II restores perma-
nently gray hair to its original color and makes it
assume beautiful silky texture, which has been very
desirable in all ages of the world--St Louis Morn
ing Herald oct 6-2w
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One Of the most prominent of the Presidential Elec-
tors in this State, after having gone through Penn
sylvania, and passed some time there, has written
letter. expressing his apprehension that the State will
60 against Buchanan in November We would be
more specific in statementif we could be 80 with
out violation of proprety.-L I'm .Llnr
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SALE or PRoPERrT.-Powellton containing $40
acres, the residence Of Mr. George Johnson in Fair
fax county, about eight miles from Alexandria, has
been sold to gentleman Of Jefferson county for sl1-
22O About nineteen months since this property was
bought for ~, lao
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american Macs Mestino at .Atlanta.

ATLANTA, Oct. 2.--The American Mass Meeting is
in full blast Nearly all the counties in the State are
represented The gathering is immense, number
ing ten TO twelve Thousand persons full of en-
thusiasm Stirring speeches were made to-day by
Messrs Miliard, Afford, Hill, Miller, Trippe, and
cheering.
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eag- A Course of Four lectures ON Egypt.

sE A Course of Four Lectures on Egypt.
the Desert OF SINAI Palestine and Jerusalem will be
given by Rev. G. w. samson at the Island IZgH com
mencing on Tuesday, October 7th to be continued on
convenient evenings of that week and the following.
The Lectures will be illustrated by maps and draw.
ings and by various articles brought from the
tries described including dresses Of the peopl
The design of the Lectures is to aid in the purchase
Of Library for the Sabbath School just established
For this purpose charge of so cents for ticket to
the course is made-two children being admitted on
one ticket; the wish being to afford al the privilege
Of attending as well as to obtai innds. To those not
having tickets charge OF q ems for adults, and
1873 cents for children will u ade at the door
book stores. oct 6--2tA
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Hon. Mr.. Barclay, of Pennsylvania, Democratic
member of the present Congress, has declared his
preference for Fremont. So they go. Buchanan's
friends in his own household are fast deserving him
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In this city, on the Goth September, BY the Rev
Mr. Greer, Mr. CHARLES M SANDERSON 10 Miss
GEORGIANA H0LROYD, all Of This city.
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We understand that Governor Wise has resigned,
ne ll Portable Gas Company having purchased him.
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DR.. Branch I. Archer, native Of Virginia, ant
well remembered as a leader in the Texas revolu
ton, died at Galveston on the 92d of september.
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10y The members of the Northern Liber-
~ Building Association, requested to meet at
Temperance Hall, Tuesday evening, the 18th instant,
at O'Clock to take into consideration some points in
the constitution. All the members should be pre-
sent 10. RADCLIFFE, Secretary
oct 6-2t
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Sept. 80, /,
TO the Editor oftAe An.sricap Organ

TO the Editor ofthe american Organ:
SIR The Democrats in this section of the State Of
Virginia would, great many of them, vote for Mr..
Fillmore in preference to Mr.. Buchanan, but they
think he is in favor of restoring the Missouri Com
promise line, as he has said the repeal of it was a
" Pandoras box" &c. In answer to this, have said
to them that the Democratic party of this State op
posed the disturbance Of that compromise as late
Down eight years ago, or thereabouts which these
men dispute and want the proof of it, that they may
read ii for themselves In behalf of several friends
of Fillmore here, who join in the request have 10
request you to publish the facts again and send me
some copies, to be distributed among the people, who
blame Mr. Fillmore for being opposed to the repeal
of the Missouri Compromise, when the Democratic
party of Virginia themselves, as / remember we'll,
opposed the same thing, few years since, have a
distinct remembrance of the resolution which they
passed, but can't now lay my hand on it.
Respectfully yours, #**#
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Hon. EDWARD BATES, st. Louis, Mo.

VINO DOUGLAS VoTEs FoR.-0n the train of cars
which conveyed Senator Douglas to Galena vote,
as usual nowadays, was taken The canvassers did
not know Douglas, and when they came to him in
passing through the cars the following conversation
took place:
Canyasser Who do you vote for sirY Buchanan
or Fremont2
Douglas, (angrily looking up from the perusal Of
the Chicago Times.) Vote for the devil
And the vote was so registered. For the devil /.
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EIectiOneering for Fremont as Romanist

IL
While one portion of the Republicans are making
earnest endeayors to persuade their readers that Jno
@. Fremont, the Romanist is and always was Pro-
testant another set electioneering for him as
member Of the Roman Catholic Church. Judge Shep-
herd of Monroe county, New York, recently obtained
the services of German editor to address the Ger
man Catholic electors Of Irondequoit, in their own
language and TO persuade them to vote for Fremont
on the ground that he is Papist The Judge did
not suppose that the fact would leak ont.
But the Rochester Union, it appears regarding the
Roman Catholics as the special property Of this De
mocracy, obtained information Of the nature Of the
German speakers remarks, and charged upon Judge
Shepherd the intention Of electioneering for Fremont
as Protestant, in English, and as Romanist, in
Dutch. The Judge writes letter stating that he was
not to be supposed to know that the German editor
whom he hired to speak, was Catholic, and that it
enough for him to be satisfied that the orator was
friend Of freedom. The Union thereupon sums M
as follows.
Judge Shepherd did, I" in connexion with other
gents invite this German editor TO address the Ger
electors of Irondequoit the speaker did repre-
sent Fremont to be Roman Catholic; he did insist
on said Germans voting for Fremont because he was
a Roman Catholic; and Judge Shepherd was present
at the meeting, and, we understand, there made
in his letter he makes protest against that mode
Of eectioneering These are the facts ms we learned
them and as virtually admitted by Judge Shepherds
own letter. as to his purposes we find no occasion
| to speak of them further
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES OF MARYLAND.

The following the drawn numbers OF the Pa.
tapsco Institute Lottery Glass No. 262, drawn DC.
tober s, 1855:
4 10 43 81 6 81 5 30 SO 80 60
The following are the drawn numbers of the Wash.
ington County Lottery, Glass No. SO, drawn October
8, 1855:
10 SO % 70 81 At 81 80 s Is
r. FRANCE 4 co.
IL. IL. McPHAIL, Commissioner. oct
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The Sc Rule or Ruin,, Spirit.

Were we to say, says the Knoxville Register, that
we would prefer the election of Fremont to that Of
Buchanan, we verify believe there are some Demo-
Gratis hereabouts that would explode with holy indig-
nation at the atrocity of the preference. We com
mend few extracts from Buchanan papers to the
consideration of such men.
The fredericksburg Recorder, one Of the most
ultra Democratic papers in Virginia, recently de-
cared
"Were we compelled to choose between Seward
and Fillmore for President, we should not hesitate
moment to prefer the former"
The following from the North Alabama Register.
the Democratic organ Of that benighted region is but
an expression Of what ninetynne hundredths of the
Southern SagNicht organs would say, if they did not
deem it polite not to be too outspoken upon certain
points:
''The whole Wing party in the North. was lust "a
much Free-soiled us Martin Van Buren, or Prince
John; and we emphatically assert that Martin Van
Buren, and his son John always have been and are
now sounder upon all constitutional questions (the
subject OF slavery included) than Willard Fillmore
and had rather support either of them for Presi-
dent than to support Fillmore"
The Atlanta Georgia. Intelgencer, leading Blu.
chauan paper in that State, grows still bolder.-
Hear it:
"For part, we do not scruple to say it, that we
would sooner see Fremont, traitor as he ia to the
nome o. MS DHtn the PRESIDENT OF the United States
than Mr.. Fillmore who never ceased to hate and
prosecute the South, until the South had bought him
off with the Vice Presidency"
Such are now the sentiments that actuate a MAORI
ty Of the Democratic leaders of the South If there
is honest Democrat who really desires to act with
Union party, and to support a man pledged to the
maintenance of the Union let him strike the Demo
cratic disunion letters from his limbs, and rally al
once to the support of Fillmore The safety Of the
country demands such independence of action.
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T A citizen of South Carolina, at present at the
North writes to the Charleston Courier as follows:
/ am truly sorry to see Southern speakers abusing
and traducing Mr.. Fillmore, as some of our Harry
Percys, south Of Mason and Dixons line scruple
not to do. Mr. Fillmore, at the North, is fighting
both his own and Buchanans battle-f he be not
elected, his running will tend to defeat Fremont and
favor Buchanan-were Mr.. f. to withdraw, the Path
finder would certainly carry both New York and
Pennsylvania and, of course, "run down the old
Buck"-and, to say the least it is bad policy, (as
well rs injustice and ingrattude to patriot states
many to level the artillery and fire Of Democracy
against Mr.. Fillmore in so offensive way. Elk
Governor Floyd, Of Virginia, whose very pleasant
acquaintance / made night before last, expressed to
me the opinion that Buchanan and Fillmore ought
and would have to unite, or combine in order to
throw Fremont out of the game.
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The Nashville Patriot contains tbs following letter
from Major Donelson in response to 4 letter from
Edward Bates, Of Missouri, informing him that he
had been nominated for the Vice Presidency by the
National Wing Convention.
W TuLIr GRoyK, Sept g0th, 1855
SIR: have had the honor to receive, to-day, your
note Of the 25th with that Of the 9th inst inform
ing Of the proceedings Of the late Wing Oonyen-
ton at Baltimore by which my name, a candidate
for the Vice Presidency in association with that Of
Mr.. Fillmore for the Presidency has received the
unanimous vote OF the delegates comprising that
Convention.
Such testimonial Of public confidence by distin-
guished and leading members Of party upon which
had no other claim than that of fidelity to princi
Piles which should be common 70 all parties when the
country Is Ia danger is received with feelings for the
expression of which can find adequate language.
can only say 10 you, sir, IN reply, that it has been
my effort through life TO follow the great lights to
which indebted for our happy form of govern
ment, and that there is no sacrifice which am not
willing TO make in order to maintain 1t in its original
purity.
The evil Of the day is sectionalism and the coun-
try find no repose until this dangerous spirit is
rebuked by the voice Of the people, animated they
were in the days Of Washington, by holy love for
the Union, and determined 10 withhold their conf
dence from those who do not regard its preservation
as the paramount object of their lives.
If the South claims the election of man to the
Presidency because he is favorable to Southern in
terests and the North because he is favorable to
Northern interests there is end of federal sys-
tenn. This was not the sentiment of parties in the
days Of Washington, jefferson, Madison and Jack
1t is our purpose, patriots by whatever
we may be called, whether Union-loying Wings,
Americans or Democrats to eradicate the influence
of this sentiment from the public councils and re-
store that which will give us a President for the
whole people, and government that will respect
alike the equal rights Of all the sections of our land
without regard TO latitude or diversified interests
| am very respectfully, your obt serv't,
A. j. D0NELSON.
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GENERAL NEWS.

NMNENAL NMW@s
The reports respecting hostile Anglo French de-
monstraton against Naples acquires consistency II
is stated that If Naples does not agree Immediately to
the concessions demanded, feet Of eight vessels a
ready detailed for the purpose win proceed mmedi
ately TO Naples to bring home the English and
French embassies
Ii was also stated that Austria had arrested seve-
raj men discharged at Malta from the British Legion
against WHICH Great Britain protests, and demands
their immediate release. And further that uneasy
feeling is prevalent that England acts in the Neapo-
Titan affair without the hearty concurrence Of France.
These rumors have depressed the English funds
Sardinia demands indemnity from Tuscany for the
recent expulsion from Florence Of party Of student
visiters.
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THE PoToMAc CHANNRL.-The channel Of the Po-
tomac opposite Seventh street is very narrow
ly equal to the length of many of the boats which
daily ply it's waters. In consequence of the con-
tracted space through which the steamers great and
small, compelled to pass it frequently happens
on Seventh street are, by the violent action of the
water dashed against the wharves, to the injury OF
one or both. The breaking of the lines by which
they are moored is of frequent occurrence, and is
attended with expense and great inconvenience
One of these wharves, at which vessel was moored
was yesterday considerably damaged from this cause.
1t is easily obviated 1t is only when boats pass
through this channel at greater speed than
eight miles per hour that these damages are inflicted
upon property thus exposed.
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THE g.. w. PARK GUSTS.
FEHES handsome Boat has re- uG~

p
Gently been reftted and placed in uak "a
fine condition for picnic parties having the finest
Saloon of any boat on the rver-being 90 feet long
and Is feet wide Che can be chartered at any time
on reasonable terms Parties can leave the Four
teenth street bridge on the Canal or any point on
the Potomac that may be desired by the chartering
party. For terms apply 70
JAMES GRIFFITH, Captain.
At the foot Of 18th st., on Potsmac.
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HATS HATS HATS m

EPEEBE's New York Fall Style Hats for
hp 1856 also, Philadelphia and other fashionable
patterns now opening at LANES
Fashionable Hat Cap and Gents Furnishing
aug 2S Store, 424 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
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Fo,.r Dqus later from E,.rops.

QUEBEC, Oct 6-The steamer Anglo Saxon has ar
rived with Liverpool dates 10 the Gath ut four days
later than previous adyices.
The political news is unimportant.
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EoR SALE OR RENT.-Two Of those
~ elegant houses on Q street between lst and cd,
containing All the modern improvements, such az
gas, water, &c Rent $55 per month, or they will be
Sold very low, and on easy terms.
Inquire on the premises Of
oct8-eoSt JOHN b. WARD.
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Esss- Holiowayss Ointment and Pills.

Any ulcer wound sore Of twenty years standing
may be cured by these celebrated medicines Use them
and limb need be amputaed the destroy
ed. Here, then, Is cure for all.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane New
York. and No. 244 Strand London by all druggists
30 cents, e2J8 cents, and 81 per pot or box. octT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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whereby pain be quickly alsysd and where parts
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