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Democratic Presidential Electors for Ohio
SSMRM SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
~WHELI NM KEGNEON, Jr., of Belmont.
ALEXANDER II. MILLER, of Butler.

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
lat. SHELDON J. KELLOGG, of Hamilton.
~ I'd. HEsRy r. SEDAN, of Hamilton.
Sd. Dawn CLARK, of Montgomery.
4th. J. II. Thomas, of Darke.
= 9Th. EDwARD FOSTER, of Williams.
9Th. MICHAEL II. DAVIS, of Clermont.
7th. WILLIAM CRossEs, of Warren.
9th. WILLIAM KERsHNER, of Clark
9th. GEoReE E. SHENA, of Seneca.
10th. Lew DUNCAN, of Jackson.
z11th. ALFRED McVRIeu, of Fairfield.
Rl2th. jacob SLYH, of Franklin.
18th. JOHN Tiff, of Huron,
18th. JoHS C. MYERS, Of. Ashland.
18th. JosEpn BURSs, of Coshocton.
10th. JAMES NJ. GAYLORD, of Morgan.
18th. BENJAMIN F. SPRIees, of Noble.
18th. ALrHoSso HART, of Portage.
18th. HENRY II. DoDeE, of Cuyahoga-
Goth. GEoReE g. GrLLRrT, of Ashtabula.
t21st. asoRoB Cook, of HARRISON.
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Santa Anna, the ex-Dietator OF Mexico.
is living i'll great style at Tabaca, four
miles from Chathagena. in New Granada,
South america. He is said to be worth
81, 900. 0eo.
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Received on subscription to the esprit
of Democracy" during the month ending
SATURDAY.. May SIst. a9ts
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lovely picture. truly.
Fillmore Electoral and State Ticket.


Fillmore Electoral and State Ticket.
The State Council of the Know Moth
ing FILLMORE party held in Columbus on
the 9th inst, made a complete organiza-
ton by the nomination of full State and
electoral tickets. The State ticket is as
follows:
Supreme Judge Gong term)-W. v.
PECK, of Scioto.
SHORT TERM.-R. MoopY. of JeGer-
son.
Superintendent of Common Schools,
KELLEY. of Perry.
ELECTORAL TICKET.
SENATORIAL TICKET.
Col. P. Van Trump, of Fairfield.
4. G. Ware. of Hamilton.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
Isl Dis. Edmond Pendleton, Cincinnati,
Cd Wm. Nef,
Sd r. B. MiHiken, Butler co.
4,h DR.. Park Benean, Shelby &C.
5tIl Gen. C. B. Phillips, Lucas co.
otn quo. a IIthirie; IliS uisiiio ~
7h !" A. Mckay, Clinton co.
9Th r. NJ. Weed. Champaign CO.
9th S. II. Hunt, Wyandott co.
10th I" john A. farley, Scioto co.
illth Jos. G. Wiseman, Fairfield co,
18th +" Elias Florence, Pickaway CO.
18th r. L Switiand, Morrow CO.
18th " Cornelius Summer, Medina co.
18th A. Banning Norton, Knox co.
18th Jno. g. Hazlctt, Mnskingnmc CO.
)l7th. Lorenzo Danford, Belmont co.
18th " John Harris, SuInmi1 CO.
9th Bushnell White, Cuyahoga co.
goth H. L. Morrison, Ashtabula co.
21st " Geo. Wells, CoIumbiana co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

o. The last number of the Scientific
American contains. very interesting account
of a late English invention, which is ealcula-
ted to work revolution in Railroad construc-
tion. The invention alluded to isa cast iron
sleeper for railroads. A permanent way of
cast iron has been attempted a number of
times. and by various persons, always result
ing in failure; one therefore, said to be sue
ccssful, must be of interest to every railway
eompany--iu the weFid. because the material
is almost indestructibTe, as it does not decay
like wood, and therefore does not cost such
immense sums for constant repair. These
Eleepers are said to preserve the rails per
fectIy firm and-n liable to spring like wood
IN ones We have no doubt but what these
2leepers will be introduced into this country,
md successfully used before another year.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

GcT--@The Safety Raft has bee7invensed BY
Mr. Evans eT Nsw Bedford, which VIII afford
The means of escape. to passengers and efew
n cases-6f shipwTgck, and be at IN tines
ready and. easily launched Without encumher=
ing the ship or steamer with any surplus lum-
Der. It is to form the roof of the promenade
deck, tie tops Of the paddle boxes, boat house,
cabo6se. 1t is so constructed. that while it
serves all the purposes of r6ofit- can be ca
SHY detached and launched in a few minutes,
and is made buoyant enough, snd so construct
ed as to stow away provisions, water and sails
besides large umansfreight. 1t is approved
by some of the most eminent nautical men;-
and if it answers the description it might be a
valuable appendage to our river steamers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

GA late number of the Philadelphia
Pennsylvania says, that one day last week
one of the engines onra road leading from that
city, named Kansas, by some means ran Of
the track Word was sent to the next station
Cor another locomotive. and soon the James
Buchanan arrived on the ground, and placed
the Kansas back again ready for trip
Whether the Democratic Locomotive OF
Wheatland will be able to dispose of Kansas
troubles just as easily, remains to be seen.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

or Thesiiuasta1 route of steam and sailing
ressels across the Atlantic has become. so
crowded, that the danger of collisions has be-
'ome imminent, and is becoming greater year
y. To avoid it, Lieut.. Maury has proposed
two lanes. or routes, across the ocean of 25
or SO miles in breadth, one Of which shall
be the track Of outward ships, the other shall
be the path of the returning ships" il this
way collisions by ships on opposite taeks win
be avoided. If by storm or other cause a
vessel shall be driven from her route, she shall
return to itasss9on. as circumstances viii per
nit. az zs4a-s-e .i 7-.- I7.2As
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

CT o,DH4N G.r4fIE GO s r

oN .NAIS STREET. BErwEES- FIRST ASD SECOND sTBEErs
Mr.. H, D. TsAUsh avng made gunc enr
stack goods to IF AdsPaclsr, tes aoeds giHt sold
first cost ia eiose Fst e Is esasispf sgFea
rsty Of clothing, aud mSteria or-o4ot tsosd q
ami every other dSsrptlon Of cloths
which Willie 6tret sale snd retail pr.,e 10
than goods have ever BEEN pIrchas- this CRY Priv
must be closed ty the trst OF January End ~
ought to eaI early to god from t',ss ~
decz.30d AAN .r
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-slI3RfREsl=>ND NIDd1s MP SANE HA4&
Hour EDr. JsIAes lsagardaszaq@ Mss Iss-
feha HafliItasE Kii ngsson, eRe~ York, ha4
been afianced forAseydrc.l wears. and their
Wedding. day had been shree tinsfs appointed.
but on each occasion the coasummation had
been prevented by the death Osts. relative IF
one or the other party. The fourth tiIae had
been selected, and the Doctor, went to New
York or} business and was thee taken i'll ,,and
the presantiment- that some llntoWaFd- eseHt,
was again to disappoint his hopes, 50 affected
him, that his physicians, sent for the lady to-
come to-Newl York, to aliay the egi tasiep Of
the Doctor She came and they were imme-
diately married, the groom lying IN his bed.
Her presence had SO happy an effect that his
physicians and friends thought him ont Of
danger and he himself felt so much improved
that he attempted to rise7and dress te join die
! happy circle; in the act, he fell back and ex-
.pired, leaving his wife widow a few lnirfatss
Fafter she had been bride. ~=-s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

a01- The new o. s. steam -frigate Niagara
progresses slowly. It is feared that she will
not be ready for sea before spring. A private
company might have constructed three steam
frigates, while the government officials have
been partially building the Niagara.
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No%rr,EE

hsenrollsd members nj szlee B.s6iagc h. Tro-
poe Giving series oe sociales te5oIFn rs~
qaessd the counting Of Mr.. Jas seanr!in.
Jr Main street. Firsthis evening At c2 ocook an
WHO have registered their $p9ssfe 20 Be rest
in order to eanplee an carly end
ance is'rsqussteE yorder p ersqs- csc dec sit
RE- The Eyan'vilis sabbath school rn6n WIN bodit'
u'so aIy neataS tbis fvsPsqs, at Rex, r Aecaror's
6h9lru TEa public are invited TO sttch&. ~ 20
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

or The New York Herald turns Tbs. cold
shoulder upon Mt. Ward Beecher in this
wise: srsE .FsL 40 g-u EEA q
Will somebody be good enough to Inform
the Rev. Henry w. ,Beecher that the election
is over, his chance in politics gone, and the
pulpit his proper sphere? Not only did these
gentlemen hurt Fremont when he was up,
but they won'trkeep quiet still. - s' e.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

TzysE Ei-cctors Of tho Evansville Library
hare 5as arrangements with lectures Of Distinction
=Fsr st lectures. before that ho7 during he
Hast CT Tn present
The Hos. EESET Tate =. s. lnister
uetlY-r
hsfy 4eees on FRIDAF cvsnidg neat. Dec. ssh st
'cfdek- s5ts CAFzCENT CITE UL Were she
fhF1THcI dts sd1sn inyfte5 %
Stna thee lls-Ues- Season lcH Sie oman
- t36T .er8 geatlsmRa and lazy 9s I5u al he
1uA Frug s59res,
iekets ses az abe door each evening. rhg tiek
made rrasaahle Go he within the reach # Al
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

OF A large Iron steamshipof War is pear
ly completed in Boston for the Viceroy Of
Egypt. 7Shesis said to be one of the most
substantial And beautiful Vessels ever >con-
structed in this country. She will be launch
led in December and will be made the Royal
Yacht or her arrival at Alexandria. The
Yiceroy was induced to give his orders to
American ship builders, by the repute Of
american. ships for strength, beauty and speed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

o. Anothcss gigantic fraud has been dis
closed recently in England. One of the Off
GERS of the Great Northern Railway has
swindled the corporation of 100000
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

Of In the procession at the great Railroad
celebration in Montreal, >there was coluen
of two thousand school Boys, with a band
marching to the tune of Yankee Doodle,
which would seenrto be DANGEROUS music to
learn young Canadian.fegf to step to-
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MEnpHIs.--phe progress, .lof Memphis is

HEhfh1S.--~ nc progress t-ot --fhol4PiitS -
now equal to the fastest TOW min. the country.
The effects Of her railways ares astonishing
her own citizens, !. The Bulletin says: -
Ten passenger trains arrived and depart from
here daily, (Sanday excepted, ali OF whiclfgo
and come well laden with people, tia lF,I-cler
as well as the man OF, business There are
now some twenty oinhibdsesi,, Ill in actiSss
operation conveying passeTgssrs .te, and asoR4
the several depots and the river, when, at this
time last year, there. We're only. four or FIVE =
The hotels, of which we have hatift9o hrs
class, at present, are literally crowded day and
night and there is need for one or two more
here to accommodate the immense AMOUNT OF
travel that is now going on. -, .--zt
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q Nhatliuy gentleman woN0 r7nssirl Url.s s{ls
curse Of adisagreeable breath yshsu,y US Sa'a
tof Thousand FoAs 'sz dei1tfnce Souia r"f' 8
reujer ii SWEET bai leave the teeth Hshteas 81 sal
3lany Persons IS nptss5H ttsir 3.eaa bad, and M
subject is friends VIII never mentioh
Pour ssiagie ayd9 - g sa.s4isy Oh r t5oti
and wash h tech !ht and aloralne> afty cent boz
tie will last %sJesr.C5z gro
Sg1u Ttf-t Coi fLyys ay -fqysF,e scG1f Ell by
using the Balm OF u FaisA Flowers II willre
move an. pnples, AMI freckles from the skIn9 1eine
it 81 asoggaqd raseate hue. Wctstew,, poGr ~ tYs
or nrse AEefsanat ast gt tig9s ans thori'Ine.
Ssg>&ING M4sBE -EAsT.--At q Your shaving brush IL
sei0lr wa I'm o. % a Eaey. or lysyT FevfdroI
dts.l}lrl Of afb3psand Flowers rub he b6arU ya
ana tWi!. beautiful soft lather much se atinF
eskb4 Sst s} ~ fTSfffeffTs I ssSfsE -Ea
b -'i 80 ~ - ElELl3I5Fs, KAHN J. EEfAlsseO-
lvdSsv = 2 EstN Eif. g stflt- FNauSv ia
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

% The annual products of he-founderies,
workshops, and mechanical establishments in
Providence, f. L, aniodnt to t$i7;Asl5,1 40 Il
This is an enormous aggregate for city Of
$1,000 or 10000 inhabitants, maintaining a
large commerce beside, which must employ
one-half her citizens, at least. -.E
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

q Col. KINNEY. Of Corpus Christi memo
ny, whose expedition to Nicaragua from
New York, gave so much trouble to the gov
Iernment two years ago, is in good health, and
is prosecuting bis agricultural labors on his
estate on Indian BEer in Nicara qua, with
great success. - 49,.
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or The general station of all the railways
at Rome will be the fields near the Tiber,
which, according to Liyy, belonged to Cihcin-
natus. -ao ---
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

SARDrSEl.-Bayardr Taylor, in ere Of his
recent letters, gives the following pleassut
picture of the renovation of Sardfniass by the
benifcent influence of her liberal o9Stitaton:
or all the cheering signs Of prog4ts4-ib Eu-
rope there is none so truly encouraging as the
present condition of Sardinia. passed
through the country first in August, f845,
and now, IN October, 1856, have returned to
Witness what has been done inthose eleven
years. Then Sardinia was scarcely in advance
Iof Tuscany, and her material Development
seemed to be arasstana- still, Now, nearly
500 miles of railroad are in operation, her
commercei hassheen doubled, her productive
industry vastly Increased eragricpIture. fos-
tered and improved, ahele--best Of all-rShe
has liberal Constitution, an enlightened sHi
energetic Government, and happy and hopes
ffuI people. From Genoa to Furn, 'along>tbe
Old road where, I then walked in dust through
sleepy villages all is now activity and iasa-
ton. New houses have been built, .new-tfelis
plowed, bare mountain-Sides terracetl and
planted with vfn6rh6w Minis bestrftfe thu idle
streams and a thrltya ad'in1ustrjou pop71ia-
ton are at work. on all sides2a SardFpfs. hAs
set anobe example to the other ItaljiiA s ates,
and her success is the surest BASIS for the fu-
ture independence of Italy. a.--. a.5-s-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

OF The Mount Vernon Bank of Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, has resumed payments
and is pronounced safe by the State exanin-
-erS. -s s'.-r 7ossss sras ~. oEg. s j.
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krs = 4 .us "a IN c. SO q White Afrsd
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Frazer Alexander Moore L 5 ..- " ebster man al
Felsted William MaRhee Asa W estfawi DFvi
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: Frlysn Thomas Marshal Robert " aod JoseThuss .
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tsrseR aH AeConnel Mrs -siiss SsrsII
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Gaucy Miss sarah Viewer Mrs sarshAA
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FsVE undeTsiErea egs tell
81 eesee svtHsvfils sRjs Ifl@s0ay
. Art fsg eeleIss praua - ;o1TE0 AfD-It iIHT
which eccszsr No ste3g ossf 81 +hg
usane sxgec{2to24 heverer high they =pY have been
sst Sc baras IN rsipdthst prnf ssoraa stsp6s
anEivsee ia IBIS FsTtie apa ardcu alcr;aiul @ na
as Rise io-s aud v-i'i 1fsgesrRs.. 1921
ga if7ats e1sn = n,esct. AeFeisez topreneeas
= .4f best Il susie atssi nee T 9sErsst ee
l1ap 49,. -4fcs-fF-.. ,4 PROC y tAssif ~
SGyIGE9Q SAE'$.EEss .taEs gt0RE Z sex s.f2s-
- fflE 5atS rite5 ori usasl pared pre-ss fss
3 cow staiaa ete Sand rack forotaer
We hsyc f7o large 1roS ~ SEs ard fi buy beads er
Stes riesR teF.s ID = saIsss rEesf tls
An 30 house WIZ Be delivered Tres o
s3fSFats ta'soY cart 0f4a- eiag. 1.A.ess, lt~
9re4 r. 2ilH-Ie ORE ( CO.
s q l3f 9F ne 47psns Ps, 3 y. Ftoar.--5oQ9 teazEe
= z ~ "a IS Faslrs4 S. : fsr- sale ~
) tes1aa.isz-r atssr1 g=i.E. Il n. -nf5f2N-5N =.
z sd i3Rt'ai u fs.- s.igaia = v, is1i.
81 ~ bit'es-5s .tz+ffts Ailments 1t
as4z sltte bAEes received by xQitT0sd
an 1yssatt - -e-rs- =. x ., HEtAANN.
ms Class Ware; fpmbleFSsC sze ana discrfp-
- ION iso Piat ana quart Has reed BY rairdad and
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"a tsfha tue disease above all Others
it will be yell All qrewsRtive
J. HSstster ~ lebratsd Stanf6H DiSefs
head aud aaS keen s4PptT 81
this Tss dBees pr. n b dis
ergsnfzed ~ dieB. and eiss syB-
tenn, is truly asto ail esnu @ nj felt
zhsB direert1uou the bOtE.e Fartheroeo saeRt
spon knovu,far
side fe5salsly dealers nsra xast DEeats United
STATES S1fG ~ $50 HAILCCE & STODBA RID. r.
ac-Zy EOOLSEy ! SAWYER
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

4 FI4ETJSC. -Anotttec warning acatHs5 The
too etihnicf practice OF In y.oal5ais occaiFfd
IN Fremont, San3asey' ooan4S, Ohio. lass
week. Daniel Stearns Esls Who had 94eR
Ill with fever ,orsoTpa TING, 70 All aPpearalp;es
died on Friday afternoon All The arraaze-
aRents ,1aye lAtdg, ami the friends and tins
ciayg yIaeH were hssanl0ied e. pa 50 Ass alfs'7
ate Of respect to the supposed decegse4 ,Nlel
the body appeared warm 70 the to'ishs Re-
stQr9tives .weye administered, and ina 'fsM.
IESnetcs the man who had come 81 i,+.ar be IL,
baiFied alive was sitting up, lie is a. ii g
far waytof recovery. rs as s. l.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

o. Lord Bacon says the learned Bishop
HaR, saith truly that there are ti5rse hinGs
which makes nation great anu prosperous:
fertile soil, -susg workshops, ;tfd easy con
yeyance for men ard commodities from. one
place to another to which let me ae,fr know
dge and freedom
. Our own country is giving striking Iflstra-
tons of the wisdom and truth Of The above
maxims.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02

tS3r The Democratic leaders are striving
to produce harmony in the Northern and
Southern sections of the party. The Detroit
Press, the organ Of Gen. Gass, appeals to the
Richmond Enquirer to modify its extreme
views and demands; and the-sEnquirer re
spends in pacific tone and fraternal spirit
The Detroit organ asks no assurance with
respectrto Mr.. Buchanan's Kansas policy
IL only invokes the aid of the Richmond En-
quirer and the. whole Southern Democratic
press to support Mr.. Buchanan in preserving
order and crushing out ruffianism-Southern
ra1iansm and Northern rufiianisIn, the
ruffianiSm that would force slavery upon
Kansas, and the ruffianism that would force
abolitionism upon her., The Richmond pa
per responds to this invocation, and promises
its own aid, and earnestly invites the most
ultra of its co-adutors in the maintenance of
Southern interests, to continue to cooperate
with it in supporting the incoming Admin
istration-not because Mr.. buchanan is eX-
pected to 'come up to the full measure OF
our. wants and demands but because of
the probity of his personal character, his abil
ty in administration, and the well-atteSted
fairness and friendliness Of his disposition to-
wards the South" It-appeals to. such pa
pers as the Charleston Mercury and the
? New Orleans Delta, to trust to the fairness
of Mr.. Buchanan, and adjures them not tc
persist in repelling the sympathies. Of the
Northern Democracy, by prescribing a poli-
Icy to him which in the nature of things he
cannot undertakes" and by teRderingq him
their support ION impossible conditions, III
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-12-02
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