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How THE President AND VICE President ARE
ELEcTED-The following is summary of the consti-
tntlonal requirements and the acts of Congress upon
the election of President and Vice President of the
United States:
l. The Electors chosen by the votes of the peo-
pie on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in Nc
vember
.. Electors meet on the first Wednesday in Deem
ber and cast their votes They then sign three Ger
tlicates-send the messenger with one COPY to tie
President of the Senate at Washington before the first
Wednesday in January-another by mail to the same
person and the third delivered to the United States
District Judge where electors meet.
o. Each State provides by law for filing any vacan-
cy in the Board of Electors, occasoned by absence
death, or resignation Such Of the electors as are
present are generally authorized to fill any vacancy.
A. The Governors give notice t. electors of their
election before the first wednesday in December.
5. On the second Wednesday in February, Congress
shall be in session and open the returns. The Presi
dent of the Senate SHALL in the presence of the House
OF Representatives, open the certificate of returns and
, count ths votes The person having the greatest
number of votes for President shall be President if
such number be 3 majority Of the whole number Of
electors appointed And if no person have such
majority, then from the persons having the highest
number not exceeding three on the list of these
voted for President, the House of Representatives
shall choose Immediately, by ballot the President
but in choosing the President the votes shall be taken
by States, the representation from each State having
one vote quorum for this purpose shall consist OF
member or members from two-thirds of the States
and majority OF all the States shall be necessary to
choice.
6. II the choice devolve upon the House of Repre-
sentatiues, and they fail to make choice before the
sch Of March next following the Vice President is to
act as President
:. A Vice President may be elected or chosen BY
the Senate as above provided before an election or
choice Of President.
$. The day fixed by act of Congress for openine
and counting the votes of the electors, and in case Of
It's being necessary for the election of President hy
the House of Representatives and of Vice President
6y the Senate OF the United States, is the second
Wednesday in February, after the appointment Of
electors.
o. There is no constitutional provision for the case
where there is neither President Vice President
elected or chosen in the manner directed by the Con-
sution. The act of Congress Of 1892 provides that
under such circumstances, there shall be new cleo
finn
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Political Movements.


On Friday, the l7th inst there was discussion at
Plaqnemne between Preston Pond, Jr and f. W
Robertson. Col. Pond is said TO have delivered on
this occasion one Of his greatest speeches, and
although he spoke twice, and two hours on each
occasion, lie was listened to with every evidence OF
satisfaction by very numerous audience, composed
of both ladies aud gentlemen.
c. W. Pope, Esq, of Pla4uemiae. delivered IN adj
dress to the friends Of Fillmore and Donclson, 1T
Bruy Landing. on the 18TH. It seems that a large
nGnhcr of persons had assembled at that point for
the purpose OF hearing Col Pond, according to ap-
pontment: bat as that gentleman was unable TO
speak on account Of sickness in his family recurring
his presence at home, and the crowd being determined
to hear speech called upon MI Pope, who happened
to he present and he promptly responded as above
stated. The cheer, Of the audience testified their
appreciation Of his effort.
On the 10th inst the Fillmore and Ronclson men
If st. James parish met at Air Joseph !an,lry and
organized Il Club Of Fillmore Rangers W.p. Gibson
was elected President and SyNerc Landry Secretary.
The ladies Of the parish presented the new Club with
s,iHcrly flag. bearing" Oar Country ;s Il device.
The Cllb received this handsome present with pro.
longed cheering for the ladies Of Their PARISH and al-
iuHrncd.
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AhE 1RIcks oF THE NORTHERN ALLrEs-The
Northern allies OF the Southern Democracy are cer
talny intensely hypocritical. Protesting in the nrez
ence OF Southern men the utmost regard for the
rights and institutions Of the South, and procaimjno
aloud that they stand fairly and sauarely upon th.
same platform with the Southern wing Of their party
shey yet, at home among the citizens of the North.
ont-Herod the Black Republicans themselves in their
psoles'aons OF devotion to the great doctrine of freq
soil.
The following is an exact copy of poster Or hand
Dill, says the Richmond Wing Of the 2lst callino =
Democratic meeting in one Of the interior towns oe
New York, the original of which was sent to ns he
friend, and which is in our possession for the in
spectlon of any one who may be curious to see it.
Read it, Democrats of Virginia and the South and
then tell us what is your opinion as to the persona,
integrity and political soundnea5 of your Wanted
Northern nHies.
BUCHANAN RALLY FOR FREEDOM
Inc ciehf Of Mo"erS Clinton county New York who he.
evc that the principles of the of Tndepenera ara
o universal aInicon-n the Territories well as the stats
Are in favor of " - ~ '~"'h
FREE SOIL, FREE LABOR FREE SPEECH
AID THE EQUAL RIGHTS MAN.
in preference the anti-denocratic prncpes or she
law party and harHe- rHiisni.m' will hold DnkIic nTaa
ing on Thursday the ttl day Of September 1886 fanev.
cipcS NJ 10 devise means preserve admin
ster the eeai Government the principles Wasi1r
ION M Father Of his and of Jefferson the great acs
tie Of Democracy. - ~ e' "p'"
Speakers from abroad engaeed for the occasion Cam,
farmers mechanics mercfan-cone ALL and cousecras X
afternoon to freedom and the interests Of your country
BY ORDER OF THEtCOMhITTEE.
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HHronrHD SLAUGHTER or TEuo1s,--Wc clip from
the st. Lnu. News Of the 18th inst, the following
melancholy intellgcnce
Mt. :. I. Brown, says the Henderson (Minn) Demo
crat, arrived from Yellow M.I:,nc on Friday last
bringing the astounding intelligence that report had
been received there through Indians from the upper
p%tires that the four companies Of troops which left
Fort Riley tor Fort Pierre the Missouri. some time
since, had been entirely cut off ly party Of tile
lucton Sioux, near the James river.
The Indians are said to have been in large numbers
and formed an ambush from which they made sic
ces5ful attack at time WhcH the troops were unprc-
pared and that the attack resulted in eating of the
entire party.
This looks almost like an inlpossibility and the
extent Of the slaughter, if there is any trath in the
report, must be greatly exaggerated.
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list VI Alcl7caN| Registered At tie Banking Office
OF the American-European Express and Exchange
Company, Paris, from Sept. 81 to Oct ., 1856:
]. Fnbbricott II. IIarleek f. A. Lesley, A, J, Can
RANT, }. 3. Mintrn. NJ D., L. T. D,lnton, c. Town
send, N. X: ConZenS O. Byrnc, \. Fisk, NJ g. Wing.
r. L. Bronk. Thos. j. Bayaud, New York !; J. W Zach
arie John r. Marshall Louisiana; 4. Herhemon .Ir
South Carolina Z. &. Holland, Massachusetts; J.
Nevins and lady, W. Path and family, W. Goodwin.
pr. W. H. Bruner, J. T. Boyd, r. L. Griffith Penn:
{. H. fite and lady, Maryland S. \. Whitney, E. r
Torrance New Jersey; r. 7. Ford, H. D. Newcomb
kentucky Leonard Case, Samuel st. John Ohio P
NJ Eder. \. 5. Pearlman John Caperton and lady.
California.
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NoRTH toNSiDENlNei.--Thc following from the
New ork Tribune, Of the 2lst is worth some con.
sderation 1t fully establishes so far as Grcclcv's
testimony can establish anything, the nationality of
the Fillmore Union men OF the North We call ,,Don
our lellowcitizen5 of the South to read and reflect
In Ohio, where it is nntoro,lsly jn,rosSblc t1,t
any but Republican candidates should beat the Bu-
ch?ncers, the Fillmore Americans ran ntleuendcDt
tickets, and thus elected the Democrats over the Re-
IW'lc2nS. Thcr leading organ pN,lIts over tiis
triumph. In like manner, they east yotrs rnounb
against the Union ticket in Pennsylvania to elect the
Buchanan.
All very true. The Fillmore men North and South
war against dlsunloniSm and sectionalism wherever
their detestable front is raised
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There have now been adbtdcatcd, continues the
Ert'ao'dinny, l57l Estates and the law has proved
to he one Of the great realities OF the times and will
forever mark the point from which Mexico took an
advance in social and commercial pro
erosion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-28

TUE CoIoyIz ,rIo> ~ Vor,.r, Co,,,,,.,.l.,.,.,
few Of the wonldbe leading Democrat, of Red Stick
have already commenced the game of their party
M tie putclse o. oatns votes which are Of NO posi-
ownor. o''y ,'7 inGlcnAnahos ] property 10 their
Comet and Gazette that the fjrst atennt ,ra,aJ
almost an entire failure, ami that the gentlemen en-
naI ~ ~. alsnonsh tcy imagined that they Lad
the vigilance Of our 1nrran f,iord a. 'Insly &
in Red Stick, had the mortilicatiop Of SEEING their
sranu plans fa through to conserab abe'eXtelt and
and m IoTos o t unesintly conscious that themselves,
in the dead hour or M nro ~ "y ,I az nss 'etii
or eight patriotic and unljnchin~ urmorr,t;c
ircemcn were furnished with considerable additions
;r, i'on'' w. r.le tahtn oNC OF loM'n IN carriage
~ '''l Stl!titlllcn p)ltitEl1ES, d lew
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Ere 1GH HTS DECLINING

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 27.The river has risen Is inches
5lnce our last report. There is now three and half
feet water to Cairo.
he river is now stationary, but there were heavy
rams last night, and a further rise is expected.
freights are declining materially. u.
vnkshUkG, Oct. 27.-The VIM. Baird passed down
al O'CLOCK the R. W. Powell at II. A. M, and the
Delaware at 3 P M
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LETTER FROM Cor. T. II. CROSBY. OF r,Dpo p,p
ISI.-We learn from the Ca,ldo Gazette of the 18th
INST. that several citizens had atdrcsscda note TO Col
h H. Crosby 4 very prominent resident of that par
ah, who had just returned from an extended visit to
the North, asking him his views on the present can
vass, and who he supposed would be the choice Of
the conservative men at the North.
Col Crosby, in response to this note saws that hay
ing avaled himself Of many opportunities whilst visit
ing the principal cities and villages of the Middle and
New England States he had come to the conclusion
tlat tt4c ultra abotonists are largely in the minor
ty:
But the system Of intrigue which they have ootten
up, aided and assisted they were by foreign money
and influence, had broug, to their Standard large
majority Of the whole North, and it was not until tie
return u MI gilmore. who told them that their pres
ellt course would be the downfall Of this Union that
they paused to consider what they were doing South
eih Faers anu conservative speeches sought for
anu M read VITA aviulty. and reflection told them
that they had }ecn made the tools OF dupcs and their
sober second thought rcSllted in their supuort Of
Mr. Fillmore. Such was the change That it was freely
admitted that Mr.. Fillmore would get more of the eec
.oia5 votes N0rth than Mr.. Buchanan, and many of
the National Democrats were coming over to his sun
pert Others thought they would get the assistance
OF the e!d Line Wings, and still retain a chance and
were waiting the result OF their deliberations They
10 ''e country are now known, and we can ALL with
i '0E INV tiitlC l1llly OF action VIII III
sure the election OF Mr.. Fillmore Among the con.
sefVatiye business men OF the principal commercial
ct'ts heard the opinion Of many. and never heard
one say thi!t he should support Mr.. Buchanan. The
cry was, " Fillmore alone can save our country and
IL WAS freely admitted, by Democrats and Black Re-
pHDhcnns, that Fillmore would carry the large COM
mtrcl"l cities by overwhelming mai3rtics, and ii We
OF lorisinll, with other sister Southern States
VIII pattern from the example that Kentucky and
tennessee are now setting. will find the present
Democracy buried deep that do not t!.iu! that the
few remaining Democrats would ever dig to disturb
its resting place
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FRIENDLY ISmASs.-Thc Council BlUhs (ow;l
b'19e says that the Omaha Indians, numbering SOl,
nave returned from the summer hunt to their new
nome at Hackbird Hills having captured from six to
Gi@ht hundred buffalo during their absence, besides
dong some service to emigrant trains on the plains in
recapturlnS from bands of unirendy Indians cattle,
horses and other property that had been stoen They
WIl start again on their fall hunt about the 18th Of
October. This friendly band of Omahas have now on
hand $500 bushels of corn, also squashes, pumpkins,
pOtatCeS etc
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TIE LAT! STli!KE on THE ERIE RAIrRoAp-Thc
New York Tines of the list inst has the following
in relation to this matter:
Tht Erie Railroad troubles are about over The
trains run with great regularity the new engineers
are getting into the ways Of the road and affairs re-
cine their old aspect. Tile strikers have made very
little o their attempt and likely to make still
less in future, tie company having issued posters de-
cAriig that iI1nc Of the engineers who have held out
stNhborny in the strike need ever expect to obtain
employment again on this road. The freight trains
in the running of which there has been some DELAY and
confusion, were passing mp the road yesterday in
sWams, at distances Of two and three miles arart and
will row make trips regularly. We are requested to
state that none of the discharged engineers are in the
employ Of the New York Centri Railroad.
OUT FOR FllLMoRE.-The ph;Iadel hia Sun, which
has been lately leaning to the Fremont side of the
present Presidential c.t'St fss yoma out in support
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New PIsroL-A company is reported to have
been organized in New York with capital Of
$l0ooo0 to manufacture " Pettingalts telegraph
reviewing pistol new invention 1t is said to he
other scientific men, and that il will ie ad0ntcl bv
Government,
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"tIILn.oo: TUESDAY, a,t}. just Il, !, .,.l.. "
Taf;77~ FOR OPE.i.si& i%-TIE rE INHn
"+i- Frct.t gvr III I;,l" -rirts,,. ,,.,a all
I,t Il e Ae'''"'!t Ir freight pa>>;: niil: "a
- l. " JOHNSTON \ ~ , From, i..v.. >,s.,-.
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CHURCH PROPERTY IS MEXIcO.-The CITY of Mcy
- hTf''o'"na'y Of the lth inst. says that the
reported sales OF property belonging to cyiland ccce.
SMStlcat corporations in conformity to the law Of the
18th June, were in the different States and Territories
on the tth inst. as follows
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THE LAKE.

r tiS' ~ Il, ,'AAHHHni9SS>X'h AHHi9S>1hrhE. hE.s's7 Nv 's5
no,w; 3 NJ a GsP % G", @ @ ia F. w I%yT yr 's ys .cs
nFY Ne" o',t"s NJ uoSHY b|%% A''''onv'
\ # $%;515 : y
$iEyySH$AY \ %%Sh%EHbA s!'j: +; :. + S !:
The !: q osoc5 s 5s:"S r IT, ir" s' arrive in time
Excursion Trip On Sunday to anl from Madsonvile-One
Every accommodation will he extended to the the
Apply to the Captain on board. srl5,f
F7asss 4, =. MAIL. FOR NANDEvIIJE
G : 5;'5 1sy':%;t: yI yN:i;",y!s G1yi"5?%
Capt lomnn will leave for the I,ove and ,enc'Iute II.i
,, by i'%;rafis.n :i'i (: IT, ''''i"s "p"i"s;" %"'s'
$s5;:Sy,: #s,:s:;"y
lsIn%;iv, 5t',%T ,,,,,,,...,.,...' y " :;,,
ng-i'", ,n;e 81 Meai- 81 ccnts
a"is H5 further '''''fDi E. P5$ E: to"t " %5 +? Is Magazine ST.
T.sT. b., ,ED1& i,,,lNr Gle At.--uNrII. FOR.
c"i tSS "J,Sf d p i!F S" ssy I hp"tf .La ;"o St"
S. ;:Sf,; B 4 si r. w. direct for POINT
tow. tow. # # 70, p oYIoc A. ~ a91 VIZ L. liz io Wt Il,
jy2tf DAVID 4 FORD Agents.
EoIi E. Hki f'n!;th5 iINtsS,nnJ's Dn1sor DA11y
H. r. inens 'tH m't. ,:, ,s"T%T Ty.: c',.
sGG'nm;"2n e' N M 3ns of t aose ,ts"ers VIII leave Lake
1 a p:,ess M s"E % %sGl % ant a" sy st. Io" is, Grii'n
Ga; Fare Noble ....''' ".' ps..'''.s
New Orleans November /. iSi5 ~ '''' '' T;
) s.: ,!: 1 N; + f J.
n iH 0 ] nsf* a. SnI ls,Mi low rmske
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STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES,
l. o " f r NJ ISSIPpl,

.'i,,s, ,i d ai:ff $; lS6 :2i; SEw y SnAx,
IarA"' Line f"rhct-tor Mr,nlhi- Helena
n spi.ui'l lal"hc steamer Corn / anderson jmr e
'nrr9 rn"''rr dn place Of the IT, r. y. I; l:a', NrrIl
%' be i%i +" rr"i"" freight his day, and will
"HoHt f"t iiHiSHi Or i"as:tsc apply on ltn,rI
~ m JnliN l.. HYDE { CO., G,i royLra. .,rrc,
~ l' t'A" Anrr."n n, clerk I.eytc yne
r"i"it at III" foot "t Girol street.
F,, 'NHIS2AE Nisat n III; it & 4 sDI GSss iJC1< ~,
4 Ashton, riI~i'er r"n; SNp~iths i'"1ina
Sli'H Bend, Wick NturE ti;a" G.f. J;olncy, Nnc,z
@ "n' al 'Isr"r,er !;nIs;. III" ,ne ia" running p.,:n=el
leave above. For freight D ,} auc arply o., ogr ar f.,
"c27 LEWIS SE\pr 4 i'N,, Front street,
VIII "a"e WEDNESDAY. October % at 5 oclnrs F. NJ
TT. b. ,nlEMPl!I> nnd NEW ORLEANS
- Packet 't:W e:''iay rnrk"t-For Memphis
,lr"nH NnIoi"'n, irrenvr aud all in,cri,e
Ht, !A"t@>1 he splendid packet In ..Olnu J., tnr
L. H"l'pn"uyh viii lease as ahpYH. For freight Or 'ssa;t
o~,:7 IONS u. HYDE < CO.. s5 roydrnx street.
Willy. on WEDNESDAY ,he 2G inst, At o'cloc r "
&c. II e r., ket Pelican. ';eu II. Ashton nn>cr in
,--S-sz-' !iar OF the Steamer Republic. fer N,p0run
Things % ' ''Y."rH i"niihES !;I"n"a ';frenve ~ nrk%
Ft'" 'rrnhA lAn'in- AMI all Intermediate landings, The
IN? i''' running p"'7"2'r pIr" will jrayc above. For
'ItiS'i' " i"1a"Se apply un rHtr'
n!S LEWIS ~ Ipr \ CO.. 81 Froo street,
- '*"vi; ECLii! t;1;I Lt!iiii2AT FIs1Diy ,1c,ss-
:s:sts 4;,: ,g,:;,, a, i,Esn; ly"% I.csc -siaans;
iyaye nvve tor MilliSe~ s,i Vicssnrg trlnl ciuf
ana NJ! nrn'elte lHndn% For frsgh passage, hAyi!
splendid "ceon""!929t ..,,!; sppy ,,i, on hoar%
F4- ihc i"HE t0n VIII rriIlie wc.kiy packet
and way Cuisines. NJ
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OFFICIAL RETURNS FROM PESSSYLyASIA-The
following are the official returns Of the vote polled
Tor Canal Commissioner, Auditor.Gcncral and Sur
veyor'Genc1al at the election On the lith:
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Leaves every FRIDAY, ~ s l.. NJ.
80 h, REGULAR FRIDAY tICKS-
F o r 4 ED RIVER,

].raTe, on ~ ESp4AY, ssh inst. u'rick r. NJ
IfTS1> FOR shreveport DIRECT.
i" ine fast running ptee,ser packet steamer
VI ont Gomery, i. L. Harris, master. vii;
leave As aH)Nt Tor SLrirN', brati "yUu. CaIc. Grand
.coI' tighnl'rja, t;Ooi Landing. ami nll intermediate band
Ing III Red River Fer freight unusn az,
oAtio"a-appT oar foot Of 'ueOniou. street or to
4
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S5gf :sE99sEsa SHIPS, @I?rA1!12i3 sT'e. ASDFA,y
Gs ssH 'tN S''HtEd ~j,h ii,r I'urE N15: l.i VEN:
IN: I,>I IT, ;s' 'F'!s !"; i'@ IT,; sy;'y !j4
.Wnta Sect, 70 rrHpr i,,!, q T.$ " -, 95
No. . FniD2AS MAEEET, by - -'| = &C. ~ S''t
NJ b-S"'Tu!'S aHl S;iFT 1ntEr yth IL h;,, o. i've
Coats 'ier>e Ducks, Chickens ttc. ' '' A'=' ,n"'t2
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Tssa s SsE.A rE:Its EiCLIIasII rY,zr
!7t. ~, sss lSi:i,lL:41t Md s.llizTJbsa r 3

Il / & u J. y r p A G. X llTS,
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We have received, by the steamship f,,15oun fill
tiles OF papers from the city of Ncxco to tb. 1st
'Ilst from which we extract the sollovvin.
Of telligence; summary
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SiICuNib"kAANIp FURNITURE sygakgEE No
~ 2L ithrolne street, nehf CHHn ' -
StcefI1Ei Furniture Of all drcrinar bought sold o az
eiH!e / also eFt!rtd Sn! rarist cd in hest 1sarp~ \,
l5.iia! K terms o- IT, ~
Persons etiini's 'u|t' ksrEF wishing 10 G;scasa nj
fc23 p n
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SEA-GOIMG VESSELS.
Il Il X AS AND MEXICO,
N Il w Y o R X

.SAA FOR NEN TDsSK-REGUIAR LINE
Ef7s fhe -! itrhet brig West Bray, n.nec, having
hn' 1i htr chr" thgAEel, will liayc quick isuatcli
80; b'iicc Of fEei':l: l,,S'..,. apply to ' |
oil GEO ". HyHSON { Co, 81 Ca1np street
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THNs. C. SsOS. CHAS r VERY ,yDrp
DD8tNSDN Is yERLANDEiR, STEAMBWIT IT
- - AIEN is Commission and Forwarding hIercIants No 81
.IIL- -HelL. Of I'm
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VIII 'eHFr WEnNESp y, 2yh inst. at ,o'rIoc5 T.. NJ
T111a h, FDf S;itsf.tEfaDiIT, GRAND
4 E'"". AIssud ia Jefferson, .l lr, l'r,l9-
Ine NJ" N"Ht niIl vry Ii-rt draft steamer
lhiia- Wills N"iO nT>;.G, will lrItr ,yyc. T. t-lt
Dr pts Hg!I% IN brtri,
"42, T. l.. SMITH, ! Tcnupiio,lh,, street,
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= II
Planter. iiirnm Wilson. rnA>,vc. will l.aFr
"hi' tn. ~hl"' rllft GaI lutnr
ti'>tnria Il trtH1 l.tiit Nui HI ntu!ir1 Lli:n,, on
l'" HiVr For !rri-':!"r pai!, apply hoard. or
OF LEWIS SN.AEf !, 60. rrm; .tr,ft
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-08-11

The following extracts from letters 10 the
Savannah Republican are only an indication of
the feeling throughout the entire State. The
first is an extract from letter received from
a subscriber in Talbot County:
Talbot County lie right side up for Fill.
more, aud so are MuscOgee and Taylor. II
there are plenty of such counties In Georgia,
Fillmore need not dread the crossing of deep
waters 10 his journey TO the Presidency. Ten
cents Jimmy has cause for dread, even before
he gets to them, and November will find him
halIing on the unluoky bank with the prom
ised land far ip the distance" N.
ISDIAS SrRrNss. Aug 8, 1856.
MR sRs. SNKED AND SINS: fad the friends
of Fillmore very enthusiastic in regard to his
carrying the State. There will certainly be
lsrge gains all through middle Georgia, over
the vote Andrews received for Governor. @.
LAUEKSs Co, July 81, 1856.
Mn. EDrTOR There has been great want Of
rain for some time past in consequence 81
which the corn crop will be short. Cotton is
still promising. Indeed, think the prospect
for good cotton crop, is as Gathering as have
ever seen IL
As 10 politics here, need but say little. We
are all OF One opinion. viz that Fllmore's the
man. Aud you know than old Laurens has al.
ways been "top mp" Shes still 81. Fillmore
men are numerous here. Some districts in
thi. County will 60 SAtirsly for Amsriea's sons
Buchanan finds 90 SYN PATTY in these dig.
gings. Out Of lo4 votes 10 the 62d district,
there are only Buchanan men, and God send
these poor, deluded "Jimmy boys" political
light, 10 teach them common sense, before the
fret Tuesday Ia November next for we cannot
swallow Sqaatter Sovereignty without sacri-
feing the South. 8 -pFT
Respectfully, WIHE GRASS.