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MONDAY, OCT. 20, 1865.
The Result of the October Skin
mishes,

In Ohio, as was anticipated, the Black
Republicans have triuAphed.
In Indiana, appearances indicate an I'M
expected victory on the part of the Buch-
anan Democracy.
In Pennsylvania, the struggle was severe,
eventuating in hand to hand fight, and
almost drawn battle. At the time we
write, Saturday morning our latest in
formation is that an actual official count of
the vote is necessary to determine who is
the victor.
The result in Indiana and Pennsylvania
changes the complications of the past few
weeks They show that Mr. Buchanan
may rely upon Indiana, State not hither-
to enumerated in his list Of States, and
t bat NTH but one opposition electoral ticket in
the field IN Pennsylvania, he cannot hope TO
arg that State The struggle Of his friends
on the 14th was death struggle-it can
not be repeated-the money and the colo
nized voters cannot be gathered up again
for the November onset
The result in these States is encouraging,
and should be encouraging to the friends of
Fillmore and DonelSon everywhere, and
particularly in the South. 1t establishes
the fact that Fremontism has reached its
eliminating point, and is now fast 60
ing down in clouds and darkness. 1t
should dissipate forever the gloom and
dependency which the former POSSIBLE
ity of its success occasioned. There is
not now the shadow of a chance for FIRE.
montism, or black republicanism, to sue
eed. And this being apparent, thousands
conservative men, North and South, who
had been deceived by the supposed strength
of Fremont, into the mistake Of declaring
for Buchanan whilst they really preferred
Fillmore, will now rally under the Ameri-
can standards. The specious cry of mo
chance for Fillmore-support Buchanan to
prevent the election of Fremont" is depriv-
ed of its point, and from this out, all men
ought to, and we believe will, support those
Candidates who nearest represent their
principles or whom they may personally
prefer.
Looking at the result of the October
skirmishes in this light, we cannot regard
it as affecting the issue in November, so
far as Mr.. Fillmore is concerned, unfaVor-
ably. On the contrary, it will strengthen
him materially in the non-slaVehOlding
States, and close up around him, more de-
termined than ever, the gallant Americans
and wings Of the South, who have
stood by him amid all the vicissitudes
of the campaign, and supported him with
zeal and alacrity, content to maintain in
him their glorious principles whether good
or bad fortune overlook him. To these
whole-souled, unfaltering spirits, we would
say, in conclusion, a brighter day is dawn
ing. Go on, in the path you have pursued
remit not one blow which you had intended
to give, and in the end you will reap the
guerdon due to the tried and true soldier
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MEDICAL BOOKS
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Have for sale the wing new works
WILSON'S ANATOMY;
FOwNEs' CHEMISTRY;
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UNITED STATES DIsPENsARY;
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WOODS PRACTICE OF MEDICINE;
GROSS PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY;
TAYLoRs MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE;
WILSON'S DIsSECTnR;
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PR EsIDENrIAL ELrC ION.

DUhSUANr 20 an order issued 10 from the County
Court OF Davidson, viii, Tuesday the 4th day Of
November, 1886 proceed TO and holt Election
Electors for President and Wee President the United
states in the several Wards and q III Districts Of David
County, The Constabes Of District are author
lied and requested hold the election their respective
Districts. } X. EDMU DSON,
OctlS Sheriff.
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APPLES THAT ARE APPLEs.-Our friend, j.
W. dodge, the artist, not satisfied with ac-
quiring deserved celebrity as Painter and
PHOTOGRAPHER, has entered the lists of compe
tition as grower of fruit. His specimens of
Apples at the State Fair this week laid every
thing of the sort in the shade, and carried off
the premium. The varieties exhibited by him
are very choice-the YellOu Bell FVo,rer. the
Golden Drop, the Large Striped Pear
main the Rorbury Russell, the summer
Queen, the Gloria Aundi, and the Rhode
Island Grsensng. These apples were pro-
duced on Mr.. Dodge's tarm on the Cum
berland Mountain, and in size and flavor
cannot be excelled by the products OF
any State in the Union. They prove that the
soil and climate of Middle Tennessee are pecu-
liarly well adapted to the production of apples
10 the highest state of perfection.
We doubt not that there are many of our
readers who will lie gratifed to learn that Mr..
Dodge's growing nursery will, during the
course of the ensuing year, be in state OF for
wsrdness that will permit him 90 sell some OF
his choice trees to those who may wish TO pro-
cure them. We would advise 8ll those who
can get the varieties mentioned above TO Go 50.
they are not TO be excelied.
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The Georgia pIsunionist in Tennessee.

EserE
The Georgia DIsuniOnist in Tennessee.
We learn from letter from Knoxville,
that TooMBs of Georgia, spoke at Knoxville
on the 18th inst. He was met by Hon.
w. II SXEED. Our correspondent says
"Sneed read from Charleston paper, the
DisuRiOTa speeches of Brooks, Butler, and 9th
ers, and Foombs' presence on the stand and
endorsement. Toombs fully endorsed the pre-
position for q Southern con ederGcy to be form
ed out Of slaUe States alone. Toombs said that
If Buchanan loas not elected nothing remains
ed for the South but dishOnOr or blood, and he
Seas for blood. he said Fillmore was Free
soiler-that all tOhO arrayed themselves against
Buchanan sosre enemies 10 the South"
This is pretty language for traitor to
the constitution of his country to apply to
the supporters of Mr.. Fillmore, better and
truer friends of the South than he or any
of the dsunion brood to which he belongs
The following is an extract from the
speech of Mr.. Brooks approved Of by this
Georgia disunionist:
II sm obliged TO vote for him, (Mr. Buch-
anan.) His opponents are Mr.. Fillmore and
Fremont. Now Mr.. Fillmore is privately a
very respectable gentleman. He made good
President; and / BELIEVE SINCERELY
THAT IF ELECTED HE WOULD DESERT
HIS OWN PARTY AND MAKE BETTER
PRESIDENT THAN WE THINK. BUT
THAT Is TIE VERY THING l DON'T
WANT. / AN AFRAID He WOULD DO
so WELL THAT He WOULD THROW
BACK THE PROSPECTS OF DGSUNION."
1t is evident that these men prefer the
election of Fremont, even to that of Bu-
chanan, for the reason that they think his
election would so exasperate the Southern
people, disunion would be easily accom-
plished.
The "NerO York Daily Despatch" is the
title of a new Fillmore paper Just started
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we invoke a calm, prompt, and favorable
consideration. The gentlemen who came
up from Alabama TO present this matter to
our people, have been forced by the claims
of private business, to return home, but
some Of bur leading citizens, properly inn
pressed with the Importance Of this enter
prise, viii Immediately wait upon our COM
munitY generally.
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MEDICAL OK S.

LATEST EDITIONS.
Ashwen on Females Griaiths Pormaiary
Bennett on Uterus, Horner's Anatomy.
Budd on The Liver, Hun Ricord,
Bartlett on Fevers, Hobyn's Dictionary,
Billings Principles Jones and Leveking,
BlskistOn the Chest, Kirk and PSgess Physiology,
Burrows on Circulation, Ludow's Examinations,
colOm6at on Females, Lawrence on the Rye,
COPELAND on Palsy, Ase'ise' Anatony,
Carpenters Phy.i logy, Mess o. Females,
Coope's DisoeaI ma, Meigs on Children,
Cooper Hernia, Meig 'Obstretries, se
Christison Poisons, Ne g en- Fevers. a-.iil
cOndie on Children, Mner's Principles,
Churchill on Females, Miler's Practice,
Churchill on Children, Ssi and Smiths Comp.
churchils Obstetrics, EeIigan on the Skin,
Clymer on Fevers, Owen Teeth,
Devices Females, Phillips Scrofaa,
Devices Children, Pereira's Neteria Medica,
Devices Midwifery, Parser On syphilis,
Dunghson'. Physiology, Ramsbothan's ParturitiOn,
Dunglson's Dist;onarv, simons' PathOl ",
Dungison's Matera Medica. TAvor's Jurisprudence,
Druitt's Surgery, Wstson's Practice
Duiton the Ear, Wilson'S Anatomy, - ~
Eriehsen's Surgery, Wilson's Dissection,
Ellis Medical Fermulary, WOODS Practice,
FsrgusOn's Surgery, United s.aies DispensAtory,
Fowne's Chemistry, &c, &c, &c.
Gross Path. Anatomy For sale by
octT BBAe CHARLES ". SMITH.
ege Street,
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Napier's Peninsular War.

LIBRARY EDITION.
w. T. BERRY CO. have just received
|.
THE HISTO RYOF THE WAN
IN The PENINSULA
And the South Of France from A. D. 1871 to 1914.
By Maj. Gen. Sir WE. P. Nap er, X c. B., Col qTth
Regiment, &C, &C.
- his edition is reprint Of the revised EpRIsh ed-
ton, recently published, the authors latest
lamentations and 'Iustisea,Ory pieces" with
FIFTY-FIyE MAPS AND PLANS OF BATHS
There has been also prepared, Tor this edition. COM
PLETE INDEX to the whole work. Tsantng in ali other
editions and the following PORTRAITS beautifully en-
sraved on steel:
l. NAPIER, (the authOr) 8. WELLINGTON.
g. NAPOLEON. & sOCLT
S. JOSEPH BONAPARTE.
"You shooi read Nspisrs volumes Of the var 10 portu
gal H. is heroic feow, equal anything In Piutareh
and along headed who takes GOOD
aim Def re he dres - Le, or Syy1ney lS1ruA
sour English Thueydi the historian Of he Peninsula
War - Waller SiU0ge LaHdOr Ort5Ogyop1y, Fraser,
FEB. IS
HEADLEY's LIFE OF WASHINGTON Illustrated
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designs. l vol. mo.
"Mr. Hsadeys descriptions graphc-his history cor
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comparison -h similar IN Taeitus"B. y Observer
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The "NeO York Daily Despatch" is the
title of new Fillmore paper just started
in New York city, copies of which we have
received. 1t is edited with signal ability,
and very handsomely printed.
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L S T

a CHECK on the Bank OF nnessee payable to j. D.
Spain, dated October 8 1856 for 5000 given bv g. d
Morgan Payment stopped, and the uder will confer
favor by returning the office or the subscriber
cct4 j ID. SPAIN.
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LOST

At the Theatre, on Ssturday night last SMALL POCK
Ef-BHOK, containns between S19 and 1900 Of sh due
bills and notes ANY person Ending the and leaving
it at Actor Youngs at the Veranhah this Office shall be
well pal fir their Trouble.
Oct l3ti 1856 q w THOMPSON
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AMERICAN ELECTORAL TICKET.

FOR TRR STATE,
NELL s. BROWN, of Davidson.
HORACE MAYNARD, Of Knox.
FOR THK DISTRICTS.
Ist Dist.-N @. TAYLOR, OF Carter
I'd. /" MOSES WHITE, Of Knox.
Sd. " REESE B BRABS0N, of Hamilton.
4th. F" W. p. HICKERS0N, Of Coffee.
9th. " ROBERT HATT0N, Of Wilson.
9Th. = w. II. WISENER, Of Bedford.
9Th. " c. c. GROVE, of Giles,
STU. " }. N. QUARLES, OF Montgomery.
eth. " ISAAC r. HAWKINS, Of Carroll
10th. 4" JOSEPH r. MOSBY, of Fsyette
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fI'HE rapid sale with which my last impor,ati IN 5
i article met, has induced 10 order a supply,
which arrived ths day, being ~ PERI0R to any lot
ever yet ode ed. recommend 1t 70 the trade well
for 'milY use b. l. SIMPSON,
OctiO-H g. =. Shields Com House, 4s Public square.
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From the Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle, 18th inst.
Florida Election

man in it. We have no doubt, from what he
states, and accounts from other sources that Flor
ida has elected American Governor and per-
haps the whole American ticket:
TALLAHAssEE, Oct 10, 1856
Editor of Republican:
Observation-Disclosures sent by the last mail
is calculated grr atty to mslead. The Sentinel gave
up the State as gone-Democrats fred cannon,
&c.
We have now returns from all the counties in
the Middle District except Hamilton Walker has
a small majority over Perry. Dem. Hamilton will
give Walker 40 majority
In 1852 VI xweII beat Cabell in the State, for
Congress, 90 votes Maxwel's majority in Middle
District was ll6. Walker has therefore gained so
votes.
In the West Cabelrs majority 9s5, and in
the East and South, Msxwell's majority was 1911
We think Walker is elected, and hope for Baker
The Legislature is doubtful-probsbly American.
We expect to carry tho State for Fillmore.
Yours Gc
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4 AN offering for sale hrue desirable iyat- resi-
deccs, within few nutcs salk Of the Public Square.
One situated the Of Cedar and Spruce
Lot fronting a. eet Cecar ana INNING hask SO feet
al ey Neat brick house Amt six goed ROOFS.
The other lots fronting 50 feet sarh spruce
street ~nd running back $50 feet II foot alley, with
neat two story Brek Houses containing rooms each
This verl desirable property this portion o. the
city s rapidly improving md this about hs chance
10 buy residences c0nYensnt the business portion the
city. terms liberal Apply 10 WILL L. BOYD, IN,
0ct4-lm 20 Cherry street
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fiHE cribsrs have ust opsasd xsry handsoms
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HAVE two Of the beet Cooks, wash and Ironers In
the State without exception Also several
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mendation they good Sc AMI have raised
In good families. Also likely Boys and Girls for sale
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Just received fresh supply Of swedish Leeehes by TX
- press. For sale by DEMOYELL 4 Ball.
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COUNTY BONDS.

'INHE subscrib, willing 10 Eel One Hundred Thou
sand Dol in goods, and receive in payment ;ht
Bonds Of the different counties, made payable the Louis
vile and Nashville Rail- DAD, seventy ave in he
dollar. GARYIN BELL co.
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Land foI SAID.
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Handsome Residences for Sale.

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LADIES, SHOES.

CiNYDER FRIZZsLL opening to-day choice
~ for the Ladies consisting Of
Ladies' Thick Sole Lasting CATERS;
French Leather Something neW;)
Kid
" Congress Kid {"
" Thin Lasting hAf
These goods are very handsome Call at
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oct1S 20 Public square
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his is oppor unity to buv very desirable place.
dwelling houses conf rtabe cut houses barns &c Ood
Farm in good state Of On curvaton and watered by
failing well and spriug Sale aud years cred
IT, purch giving with good security and lien
retained on the until paid for. small amount Of
cash required sale. All persons wishing further infor-
nation relative his properly will please call Joseph
Payne on the premises PERRY PAYNE,
oct20$$3-t-wGwtd Special Commissioner.
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vi Wrsa<hi lzoa and Stssl hoRa Boards rghi and
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NASHVILLE TUEAT

DERSONs cautioned not 10 contract ,ecnnnt, against
this establishment will be responsible for 90 bills
given Oh N my wri' ten order. JOEL DAVIS
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EXECUTORS SALE.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

ON SATURDAY, the 18th iIy of November, 1856 the
~ premises, miles northwest Of th9 Louisville and
Nashville Railroad will sell publicly 20 the highest bidder
that VALUABLE FARM where Warren L. Payne 70 q
long time reside ahou mi north Of Cross Pains,
sitting Of abo 2sS acres; also tract OF tmhered
land of about lie yIng nile west CT the home
place-in all say about Ta
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II HAVE two very PIE y ysiios R0Ys FOR sai., and
hink TIE best nrrFo eArpsn,er 10 rensessse. Also
good q - houss serranis, esftes 49, extra ecoks,
that Ill a. le keep cal soon, hAFe sssrai that
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-25
NUMBER 273.,

lars through the dispatch bag of the American
Legation, both in France and in other conn :.
tries in Europe.
Had the Ostend manifesto been carried ont,
as 1t was originally intended to be, we should
have been in less than six months in a hostile
latitude toward Great Britain and Frame
The effect of that policy would have been the
destruction of the whole commerce and trx.de
of the Atlantic States, North and South, and
the absorption of the resources of this coun.
try in war for many years to come No
one can tell how long the war might have
lasted, or what changes it might have pro-
duced
But when Messrs. Pierce and Marcy re-
lceived the Ostend manifesto they lacked cour-
age and nerve and capacity to carry it out
Under the direction of the Cabinet Mr. Marcy
immediately took an opposite course, and set
aside the splendid programme of war and rev.
olution in the two worlds which had been
matured by the combined intelIects of SouIe,
Sickles and Sanders on the one side, and Kcs-
Isuth, MazZnl and Ledru Rolhn on the other.
and fully concurred in by Messrs. Buchanan
land Mason. We were on the brink of a
Ifrightful and terrible convulSion, whose end no
one could have told. And it is not a little
singular that the very man who stood foremost
in the front of the movement that was to cause
this CONFUSION, is the same man who is now
the foremost in the democratic party, and their
candidate for the Presidency; while Soule,
Siekles and Sanders are still measurably iden-
titled with him and the engineers of the pro-
ceedings to which he owes his nomination
Forney, who, during the preparation of the
plan in Europe, was engaged in iieaping an
athemas on France and England in his news
paper on the Alricanization question, In order
to rouse public feeling to the war point, is one
of the same coterie, and occupies the same
position as the revolutionary leaders of those
magnificent operations.
This is the true explanation of the Ostend
manifesto: document whose vague express
siOns and diplomatic style conceal the plan and
its consequences from all who do not know.
the man and their proceedings.
Mr.. Buchanan concurred in the idea of seiz-
ing Cuba and reyolutionizing Europe merely
because he met man of stronger will and
more gorgeous Imagination than himself, who
dragged him into their schemes. He would
still be under the guidance of the same men if
he were President, and the consequences to :
the interests Of the Southern States and the
Northern, the commercial interests and the
planting interest," can be easily imagined if
these influences attained the same ascendency
over the government that they possessed over
the Minister to England, and no such happy
accident as the timidity of Pierce intervened.
to neutralize them. Mr.. Buchanan's friends
may call him a conservative as the red repub-
licans in Europe called him Girondist; but
he was used by the enthusiastic wild revolu-
tionaries of both countries to serve their pur-
poses, and he might be again.
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WHEELER q WILSON'S
S r w | n G nj A G. III n F. S.

FENHEsE Machines operate upon entirely new Frinc
n pie, using shuttle Tut eedIe and threads
They have been in operation in the families
manufacturers sufficiently long give them
and have given entire satisfaction.
They very simple in construction and highly ornamcH
tai well useful fitted to adorn lady's paTlr
Py less conspicuou position in theshop Of the
1t has been object furnish Machine that would be
applicable family use well the Talors
Dres and Cloak Max Shirt Collar
&c We endant that Machine presen
are the best offered to the public
Thousands of families testify to their merits all
kinds family sewing Shirt Collar
wedge their superiority all others
their work.
ofhe Machines isrespeetfuly soil rtedn
at Hopkins & Reads, E. o. READ
epl7tf Sole A Agent for Southern India
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
NWTHERE the hungry people get
Wv The hest of Groceries. dry aud wet!
THEY'LL find them. You may safely bet,
AtZ. IL. Cook Il SoN'S.
There's -four and sugar, soda. soap.
Pines. pickles. buckets and kitchen stun;
Cigars quite worthy Of Puh,
For cash at u. Ill. Cook " SONS
There goldfish coffee. starch aud spice,
Hams cheese aud bu. ter, very nioei
All to be had at the lowest price,
For cash at u. ii. Cook " SoN' s.
Corn meal, molasses. pork and salt.
And further, lest the rhyme should halt
QUIZ find every thing but fault
For cash at Il. II. Cook Il SONS
Iu fact. believe this tale or not
No man. EXCEPT stupid sot.
Can waHt for pos,
Or th ng that can & be got
To nibble cold swallow hot.
For cash st u. II. Cook n SONS.
aeB mb3I WALDKfR RCH.
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laaSUN DKIE~.- -
80 2ag gro Cotton Floss: $50 gro Linen Floss
30 doz Pair Braids; $50 doz Dress Buttons;
- pcs fancy Silk handsome styles;
20 pct black Bombazine; 50 fancy all wool B%regesi
pa III Sav and for sale bv JANIS LOW &-CO.,
mbIS-dSw ais Main street. Louisville. KY
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E'V IkOAT MEEN

HAVE opened the NIB
iINns Esner of Canal and Main streets
S=Hsss5 &Ada BOAT STORE and FAMILY Grocery kstrb-
lishment where will lie prepared at all times
supply Canal Ohio Boats families with every
ticle they need in the of Stores.
Canal Boatsmen particularly requested to remember
my place. mhl3-2 -2twdtf JOHN FARRELL.
1896. NEW SPRING GOODS. 1856.
UST ~eceYedin fresh lot Spring Style Goods
80 which to dispose at the lowest figures
shall all the latest of goods d
and manufacturers and hope by
strict the merchants to merit fair
share Of their patronage. j. @. JEW ELL Il CO.,
NH Corner Vine and FIRST streets