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THE subscriber will be prepared to furnish the pub
/ lie the coming fall, with the best leading varieties
of fruit trees Consisting Of Apple, Pear, Plum Cher
ry, Peach, Currents, Goosebcrries, &c, which have
been selected with care from the States and Oregon
nurseries.
NY ground being well adapted to the diffusion OF
roots iaiter myself can present to the public a.
good trees as any nursery on the Pacific coast and
warrant them true To name. Prices to correspond
with the times. Produce or stock taken in exchange
Idr trees Orders by mail will receive prompt atten-
ti6n. Trees carefully packed and delivered at Olym-
pia free OF charge. .
Grand Mound, SEP. II, ls5j-nl
, 1856-02-15
Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the Tripod House." are
"A requested to forward and pay their accounts
at once, as we wish to settle up our books for the old
year.
, 1856-02-15
TERRIBLE HURRICANE /! /

HUuSb TuTHbu UITHT UVUT UHu NUW NIHIluS
Right Side Up!!!
THE undersigned having rented the m
l. Washington Hotel, formerly kept by \yA
Corliss and Ensign, invite the public 10 lsss!IM
call ahd see II the house does not stand on liiki
It's proper foundation. Et|k
The table will always be spread with view To
please the taste, and satisfy the hungry-good beds
and clean sheets where the weary can rest without
fear Of LASH, the nightmare, or bedbugs.
Give US q call gentemen and IL you do not find the
house what II ought TO be, why then call some where
eles We have good stables for horses and shall nav
particular attention 10 their wants.
Charges moderate.
J.w.&w.B B. GooDELL.
Olympia, Feb. 1th, 1856. 2Otf
, 1856-02-15

BOARDING HOUSE.
THE undersigned prepared to furnish board ~
i by the day or week, on the most rea- ..i4
sonabie terns-having fitted up large and comforta-
BILE house, the corner OF Fourth and Franklin Sts,
Immediately opposite the residence Of Maj. Titon, in
pleasant part Of the town.
His table will be furnished with the best the market
affords.
Rooms can be furnished II desired
sILAS GALLIHER.
Olympia, Nov. lG, 1855. no9df
, 1856-02-15
Grand Mound Nursery.

OAeeANA NAONAAA ANhASCAJs
Having removed part Of my Nursery 10 Olympia,
W. T., for the better convenience Of the purchaser
would be happy TO see al lovers Of fine iutn at the
garden Of Maj James K Hurd in the rear Of tho 0ym-
pa Market. In my absence, Maj Hurd Is my agent
Tor the sale Of trees. 1873
LID. DURGIN.
Olympia, Dec. 20 1865. no, l4-tE
, 1856-02-15
The Pioneer COmPany-VOlunleer Companies
Generally.

On Friday last, the Pioneer" or com
pany of sappers and Miners, who have en-
tered the service in the capacity of ax-men
teamsters. packers, &C., organized at Olym
pa, as above, by the election of the follow
ing officers:
JOSEPH A. WHITE, Captain;
URBAN E. Hicks, LIST Lieutenant,
T. McCLAIN CHAMBERS, I'd
DANIEL ]. HUBBARD, lst Sergeant,
CoLUMBUs WHITE, ID
MARCUS MCMILLAN, Sd
HENRY G. PARSONS, 4th
Isaac LEMONS, LIST Corporal,
JAMES Burns, I'd
WILLIAM RUDDELL, Sd
WILLIAM MENeLE, 4th
, 1856-02-15

CALIFORNIA CIIEAM ALE.
NOR which a premium loas accorded at he State
IL AgriculturGl Fair, in Sacramento, 1855.
LYON 4 CO., Brewers,
l3G Pine street. are now manufacturing and offering
for sale the above named Ale and Porter in barrels
and half barrels, in lots to suit.
nlO-3m Pine street, San Francisco.
, 1856-02-15

WHOLESALE DRY GOoDsu
Taafee, McOahill g. Co.,
IIAvING made extensive arrangements for receiv
II ing large and well selected assortment Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Direct from New York by every Clipper as well as by
Express via the Isthmus-and having just received q
Complete Assortment of every kind OF goods adapted
to the wants Of the market able to offer superior
inducements n the city and country trade.
We would also invite the attention Of purchasers or
the Oregon and Sandwich Island Markets, 10 stock
believing that we supply them with articles, in our
line suited TO their trade terms quite as reasonable
as any house on the Pacific coast
TAAFEEs McCAHIIL 4 CO.,
Front, corner Sacramento streets,
San Francisco, California.
jane Is, 1855. 40-tf
, 1856-02-15
The Tripod House.

On Main Stryet east side, btiiceen Ftih 4 Siztk Sls.
nsarly opposite he Post ODicf. ttl
THE hungry and thirsty will fnd resort for ample
i recuperaton at the above place, in the shape Of
the best Of liquors. cigars, and almost everything IN
the country In the eating line, that Restaurant can
afford.
Private rooms for parties Of any size.
Terms moderate. Come and see.
Olympia, Dec. u, 1856. no12tf.
, 1856-02-15

TNHE UNDERSIGNED having purchased the stock
i on hand Of c. O. Terry, together with recent ar
rivals per Success and Merchantman, have on hand
an assortment Of general merchandise for the trade
which they offer Wholesale and retail at small ad.
GEORGE d co.
Alki, July "a. 1854. GTtf
, 1856-02-15

THAT have entered my Land Claim, located on
i the Chchalis river, Lewis county, W. T., and for
bid any person trespessng on said land.
Oct. Is, ls55.-eH .6sl
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
Ia. N. TECE1ET.

G-7~ The Know Nothings called together their old
County Convention OF last year, few days since,
and placed in nomination the following ticket
Associate Judge, VIM. Grhitb-Commissioners
Alexander Davis, Esq, and John Blackburn-Sur-
veyor Daniel Sams-Poor Director, John Aletzger-
Auditor, Andrew }. ghart-Coroner, Samuel
Sniyely.
On the above ticket there two very good men,
whom we are truly sorry 10 see made the represen-
tatives of such party, and particularly at time
when certain defeat awaits them. We allude to AL
gxAxDER DAVIS and JouN MErzGER, Esqrs., both oil
whom are gentlemen of capacity and good citizens
but, as they have become the Representatives OF
this proscriptive party, of they cannot expect
Democrats TO vote for them through personal friend
ships, and more especially our candidates for
Director and Commissioners men of equal stand
ing and capacity, aud entitled TO the hearty and cor
dial support of every Democrat in the County. To
place man like Griffith at the heaA of ticket and
one like Mr.. Metzger at its tzii, would seem like
ted insult to the Party of which they are
members. Whilst Mr.. Metzger is OF the old
standard Wings OF the County, and gentleman who
would command respect on the Bench, Griffith is an
uncouth piece of humanity who hung on to the Dem
ocratic party until he found they would give him nc
office, when he became a great patriot and Know
Nothing for the sake of little public pap; and Is at
made the head and front OF what used 10 be The
old Whig Party! It is no wonder then, that an ar
dent and uniform Wing should have remarked, on
hearing of the nomination, that II ''maae him sirh
If such dose wouldn't sicken, do not know what
would.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
Es0y. JAWEs BUCHANAN.

u Our gallant standard bearer for the Presiden-
cy, Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, arrived at the Bed
ford Springs last Saturday, where he will remain
for a week Two according TO his usual custom
He looks well aud as vigorous he did twenty
five years ago. Having annually visited Bedford
Springs since 1915, except when absent in the eapa-
city os Minister from Country to Foreign Courts
be seems like rnember OF community, and
the familiarity with which people meet him, ex-
hibits the strong hold he has upon their warm aec
tons. 1t is strange, indeed, that single should
be found in Bedford County willing 10 record his
vote against candidate pure, good, and so
competent; when, in casting heir votes against
him, they have alternative but to go for BiGOI-
RY and A ABOLlTlONISM in their most fearful char
acter. Mr.. Buchanan is the only National candidate
before the people and hence every lover OF glo-
Constitution and the perpetuty OF these happy
and prosperous States, will feel pleasant dnty 10
rally to his support.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
TIE PROYlDENCEs MOVING.

g Large and enthusiastic Democratic Meetings
were held in the P,ovidences on last Monday and
Tuesday. That at Bloody Run organized by
calling Capt VIM. States TO the Chair, and appoint
ing Col. J. Hill, W. Wyant, and John D. Lucas,
Vice Presidents, and Hmas O'Neal and a. J. Nor
CART Secretaries. Able and eloquent addresses
then delivered by }. B. ROBERTS, Esq. OF Pittsburg,
and Mai. SANL. H. TATE OF Bedford, when the meet
ing adjourned with tremendous cheers for Buchanan,
Democracy and the State and County Ticket.
The meeting at Mr. Blacks, in East Providence,
was equally enthusiastic ard the large number in
attendance seemed create general surprize, that
heretofore being the strong hold of the opposition in
Bedford County. This meeting organized by APP
pointing john II. Barton, President, VIM. Ritchey,
VIM. Morgart, Solomon Feight, and Daniel Herring,
Vice Presidents, and A. B. Tate and Chas. NJ Bar
ton Secretaries. Addresses were delivered by J. A.
HoPkIxs Esq, OF Pittsburg, and Col. Jos. W. TATE
aud GEo w. BowMAN of Bedford. The best Of feel
ing prevailed, and the meeting adjourned by giving
nine cheers for Buchanan x Breckenridge, and the
State and County Ticket
Want OF room compes to omit extended no.
tice OF these highly interesting meetings. We are
warranted in saying, however, that the Provdences
will roll up stronger Democratic vote than they
have ever vet polled.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
" False EoregenCes.'1

&C. FR JORDAN K Co. declare that who, IN
der false pretences, the recipients OF political fa-
vors are no better than convcts in the Penitentiay.
Well, suppose take that firm at their word, and
apply the test, how does mattersstand with them ?
Because Messrs. Shires and Taylor were CHOSEN TO
fill vaeancies, the atsc etence" is set NJ that the
sesame thing was done IN the different townships
throughout the County" This is not only false
pretence, but falsehood black as infamy can
make it, as Mr.. Nicodemus conclusiyely shows.
This same combination processes eternal hostility TO
Slavery and Catholicism, and yet they support Fill
more and Donelson, the latter OF whom boasts that
he owns hundred slaves-and they likewise go Free
mont the son OF Foreigner and a Catholic? Is
this fase pretence - which, if added TO all the
others, would, think, give certain Know Moth
ings long residence in the Pententiary, according
TO the decision OF Mr.. Jordan.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
The dsId-F45ne SVta5gs I'm Wary
sarsG Cor. HgGClgaEaaFa.

If anybody doubts that Maryland viii vote
for BUCHANAN, lie can be dtsahuSrd Of the idea
bv rradlng the following list of eminent old
line Wings in that State who have declared in
his favor
Hon. Thos. G. Pratt, Hon. Jamrs Alfred
Pearcy, present United States Senators.
Hon. VIM. D. Mrrrick, former United States
Senator
Capt. Richard T. Merrick. son of the above.
Hon. Thomas F. Bowie, of Prince Georges,
now in Congress.
Hon. Revrrdy Johnson, former United States
Senator and Attorney General under General
TAYLOR.
VIM. R. Gather, President the State SEN
ate.
Hon. John B. Ecclpston, Of Kent, one Of the
Judges Of the Court of Appeals.
Hon. Ezekiel F. Chambers, former United
States Senator and Judge Of this judicial Dis
trict
Hon. Isaac D. Jones, of Somerset
Hon. John w. Crsfrld, 10.
Samuel HambIcton, Esq, of Talbot, former
State Senator.
Henry H. GolIsborough, Esq, lawyer, OF
Talbot.
Daniel F. Henry. Esq, Of Dorchester former
Wing candidate for Congress.
George W. P. Smith, Esq, editor ofthe Snow
Hill Shield.
Hon. VIM. T. Goldsborough, former State
Senator and Wing candidate for Governor.
r. w. Dirickson, Of Worcester, former mem
Der of the Legislature.
Col Joseph Wickes, of Chestertown. former
Deputy Attorney General for Cecil and Kent.
Hon. Alexander Evans, of Cecil, former
Representative in Congress.
George Earl, ESQ.,, of Cecil.
John A. J. Croswell, Of Cecil.
John c. Morgan, of St. Mary's.
John I. Dorsey, Of Howard county, former
member Of the Legislature and member OF the
Reform Convention.
William II. Dorsey, Of Baltimore, brother OF
the above
S. Tpakle Wallace, of Baltimore, promi-
nent lawyer and former Wing speaker.
Charles II. Pitts, Esq, former member Of the
Legislature and Wing speaker.
Thomas Ytates Walsh, Of Baltimore, former
member of Congress.
William H. GatcheIl, Esq, lawyer Of Balti-
more.
Robert NJ Magraw, Esq, OF Baltimore, Pres
ident of Susquehannah Railroad.
Thomas Donaldson, Esq, of Howard county,
former member Of the Legislature and member
Of the Convention which formed the present
constitution of the State.
John X. Longwell, of st. Mary's county, for
mer member of the Legislature.
Benedict |. Heard, of St. Mary's county, a
prominent Whig.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15

Colerain- Groige James, Esq, L. ]. Diehl,
William Dibert, Jacob Bowser, J. NJ. yanhorn,
Jacob Wolf.
Cumb. Valley Frederick Rice, Jonathan
Dickens, Sr.
HarriSon-John McVicker, David Miller,
ESQ.,, John G. May, William Snowman, John
e. Miller.
Hopewell-L. Fl. Dehl, VIM. Brolfer, Thos.
Key.
Juniata-Jno, Mrtzgar, JOS. Dull, Esq, Lew
is A. Turner, Michael Hilegas, jacob Corlry
Libprty--Tobias Snidrr, d. s. Brrkstrpsspr,
JAS Bowser, John Long.
Londonderry Wilhelm, Jr., David v.
Evans.
Monroe-Wm snckey, Elias Ritz, Evan
Swartzweldrr, James CARMEL, Isaiah ShaGrr.
Naper-Dr j. G. Ealy, Shannon hulirn,
Solomon Egolf, George w. Williams, Isaiah
Connolly.
Providence East--George w. Houspholdrr,
Sidney r. Whitfield, John Nycum, Sr., DR..
Eb~ry.
Providence West-Jacob II. Barnaollar,
David Sparks, Joseph Mortinorr, Jno. A. Gump,
Solomon Rrighart.
St. Clair-Thomas Blackburn, Saml. Bare
foot, Abner Walker, j., VIM. XIX, Daniel B.
Wi>egarver, Esq.
Southampton-Wm. Lashly, Lewis Brown
ing, Israel Bennett, Philip Clingamaa, George
Tewrl, David BoIlman.
Enion- VIM. Griffith, John F. Riddle, John
EcbIIari, John Fickes, NG,. Hammer.
Woodbprrv Middle-Jpremiah MrntzPr, Jas
M4daira, j. Brunnaman, Simon Brumbaugh, S
j. Castner, Esq.
Woodberry South-Adam Referring, Robert
Ralston, Josiah Rtchry, d. S. Longeneckef
| David Bottomfield.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15

GA certain ERAsTUs KING, of the Town
ship of Napier, and County of Bedford, appears
before the people In a card braring date Aug. d.,
1856, and cprtifies to his OWN DEGRADA-
TION by declaring that he was SO beaStly
DRUNK as to be inSensibie when he signed
the paper published in the Gazette Of week be-
fore last renouncing Know Nothingism. Now,
although it may be his character to get drunk
when any body will treat him, yet we have the
authority of GEORGE ]. Rock, and several 9TH
er as respectable men as there are in Schells-
burg, for saying that he was not only not drunk
when he signed the paper alluded 10, but that
he acknowledged, several days after, when be
was known 10 be- perfectly sober, that he had
done so of his own free will, and that he had
gone to the Pole raising because he had deter
mined to cot loose from the midnight ORDER
That his card was written for him by some of
the ceitar-creepers about Schellsburg, and that
he signed il without comprehpnding its contents,
must be evident to every sensible reader, for it
cannot be possible that any man would thus
knowingly certify to bis own infamy. That FIR.
JORDAN y Co. tthe great Temperance Lecturers
of last year, should call TO their assistance the
aid of man who certi6es that be gets so beaStly
drunk as not to know HIMSELF is fact that
will strike all considerate men with wonder and
establishment Do the Frpemen OF Bedford
County desire that Spch Americans should rule
America
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
The Flag of eur Union Forever"

Whilst it is known to every man possessing a
spark of intelligence that the Black Republicans
place their entire hopes upon ectonaism-whilst it
is true that in the Convention which nominated Fre-
mont there not delegate from Southern State
whilst is equally true that that party has not and
will not, have electoral Ticket in single South
ern State-whilst the Flags under which these fana-
ties hold their Fremont meetings embrace but six
teen staTs-we say, in the face of all these undena-
bic facts, the Abolitionists have the impudence to
insult the public judgment by placing the above mot
to the head of their calls for Fremont meetings
A more glaring attemp. at imposition never be-
fore practised in this country.
A WRETcHEp CHEAr.-In Mr.. Buchanan's
letter responsive to the union of thr Syracuse
democratic convention, the abolition papers
(sayS the New Haven Register) have interpola-
ted the word southern where he says '.the
wtofe country will hail this reunion as rain
bow in the cloud" Between the words
"whole'' and ''conntry" they insert the word
southern, TO give the letter sectional inerpola-
lion II there can be anything mpaner than
such an act, IT has yet 10 be illustrated in the
miserable tactics which govern the opposition
IN this campaign. Such things are beneath ,he
counten9nee of honorable men.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15

Cat the State Convention which met in
Chambrrsburg last week, Col. JOHN ROWE, of
Franklin, was nominated for Surveyor Gene
ral-and at the Congressional Conference,
WILSON REILLY, Esq, was nominated as the
Democratic candidate for Congress in this Dis
trict. This nearly completes our ticket, which
is one of the best ever presented TO the people
of this county. In few days the candidates for
Assembly will be chosen, when the ticket will
be full
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
The Recent Elections.

III In all the States where elections have
been held within the last few days, The Democrats
have succeeded by triumphant and overwheI-
ming maiorites, except Iowa, and that State will
be all right for Buchanan and Breckinridge-
We hope to be able to give the full particulars
of these elections in the next Gazette.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BEDFORD.

GA Democratic Meeting will be held in
the Court House in Bedford on SATURDAY
next at 8 o'clock in the afternoon, which will
be addressed by Col. SAmL. w. BLACK, one of
the most forcibe and eloquent Speakers in the
State. He will reply to Mr.. FoRD, the .4boli-
tion Missionary from Ohio. let there be such
turnout as will do honor TO the occasion, and
the glorious cause in which weare engaged.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
To Maj. JoHN LINTON.

A SLANpER OF MR. BREcKTNRipGE Nall,
The Louisville Courier di<poseS oil -. -,
falsehood Of the Albany Evening JouFn'' u
short order. The Journal bad said
oThere is a strong feeling OF opPos4iys" .s The
Breckenridge in Kentucky, growing ou' '.booI.
trial OF Matt Ward, the murderer oil Tue S'''
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
Fillmore and Fremont.

The Fillmore men held Convention in Harris
burg :he 9th inst. for the purpose of forming an
electoral tick et and, whilst they rejected propo-
stion to tuse with the Fremoners, yet it is plain
that this was mere rHss 10 get the FILLMORE men
10 vote the Fremont ticket. DR.. DUFrIELp, who was
a member OF the AJoiition Convention which placed
Fremont in nomination, is the Fillmore elector for
this District fact which leaves no room for doubt
as TO the course he would pursue if Successful at
the election. The -ire-eoorcrs OF the opposition in
Pennsylvania are ali for Fremont, whilst many OF
them 7rrte"d that they will die in the last ditch in
support of Fillmore! These tricksters would aban-
don Fillmore once, did they not fear that it would
drive thousands Of his friends TO vote for Mr.. Bu-
chanan! The fraHA is too palpabie, however, TO
mslead any one,and all who vote the present Fill
ticket, will be certainly transferred to FREE
mont aud Abotionism that they vote. VIII free
men bow before such deception this!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
n. N. Township Committees.

Bedford Township-Jno. S. Ritchey, Esq,
Daniel Zimmers, Thos. Imler, Jacob Fetters,
a. BaInhart.
Broadtop-Lemuel Evans, Esq, Lewis An
derson, John Rinehart, Jr.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15

K In the czpiring groq0s of Know Nothingsn,
Fr. Jordan Co. step out Of their way TO give s. J..
McCAUsrI>. Esq, an honest and uFght mechanic of
this place, half column of low and scurriious "a
buse, because be dared 10 exercise the right of u
Freeman in renouncing the midnight oath-bound or
der. How does this accord with their clamor about
sFree Negroes, Fremont, Free Kansas, and Free
Speech!" Every 7chite man who now exercises the
right of "free speech" against Black Republican
Know NothinSism, matter how honest, or how
humble, is attacked with all the ferocity of blood
hounds-whilst earnest appeal is made to white
to give to negroes "free speech,'' and all the
honors of the land The true motto of oppo-
nents now is, UP With TIE NEGRO, DOWN
WITH THE WHITE MAN!
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
VA a R, RV Id:

On the 10th inst, by the Rev. VIM. NJ
Deatrick of Pattonsville, Mr.. ADAM Coy and
Mrs, HANNAH HESTER, both ofHopeweIltp.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15
A Lie;!e Light on a Dark Subject.

G. Bv an ANONYMOUS letter in the last Blair
County Whig, we learn that the delegate from
this Congressional District 10 the Fremont Ma
tonal Convention was not ''self f-c)RStitufc I, =
hut that he was deIegatrd by meeting i'll Mid
die Woodberrv Neither the time Of the meet
ing, the place il was held, nor Tie names ol the
officers, are given The llra Of township
meeting giving authority TO an individual 10
attend National Convention from District
composed Of five OF the best counties in the State,
is a farce ten times more ridiculous than that
eta man going upon his own hook. TO say
that the A5oiiionists have no organ in Bedford
is 10 say what every sensible man knows 10 be
false. The Filno ore organ is Abolition 10 the
backbone, and Fremont all over.
IZFr. JORDAN < Co. drnoninate HENRY
NIcoDENUs, ESQ. as beneath the notice of dog
If this be his character, what must be the char
acter of the men 10 whom he administered the
Know Nothing oath We would like reply
to this fair intrrrogaiorv. Did Mr.. Jordan ST.
lect for his prirate SECRETARY man that
dog wonid not notice Tell MS. As low a
standard as Ne have always affixed TO Know
Nothngisfn, We did not think ii quite so mean
and degraded as its wnrshippers now acknowl-
edge it to be. If, however, Mr.. NicodemuS is
beneath the notice OF dog, is it not singular,
that he should be acknou lodged ruling Dra-
con in the Lutheran Church, composed ofas re-
spectacle people as there are in Bedford county
Now, one Of two things is certain. Either thai
the Lutheran Church must condemn Mr.. Nico-
demns' TRADUCERS as beneath the snoicr
Of dog, or they must arragn and torn the
Squirr out Of church. There can be no dodg-
ing this question, and ii remains to be seen what
will be done.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-08-15

ILLINOIS CERTAIN FOR BUcHAYAN.-The
Chicago Times of the 18th instant puts the
following crnsher on the idle talk about the
result in Illinois.
'We observe that persons al a distance seem
TO put some faith in the statements that there is
possibility that Illinois will vote for Fremont.
We know that it has been said and positively
averred by black-repubIican orators, that Illinois
would vote the opposition ticket. Such an idea
when expressed here is considered too stale even
for Joke. No man in his senses thinks of this
State voting for any one but Buchanan. As we
said when Mr.. Buchanan was nominated, the
democracy OF Illinois will give bim larger
majority, IN proportion to the entire vote, than
he Will obtain in Pennsylvania. Any Penn
sylvanla editor who wants 70 lose hat on
that proposition may apply for our MEASURE at
once