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M OF NTAIN HOUSE
CAPON SPRINGS

vNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN so,,
by many southern friends to extend the nrssalTE
son. have determined to keep the Mountain Hnss
The three tournaments for the season will to
the 2Sth of August the 18th and 26t of S place
The fare will be reduced five dollars per month
dollars per week, after the LIST of Sept and two
BLAKEMORE INcp,,
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NEW BOOKs.-ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DIS
II COVERY for 1856: year book of facts in Science
and Art
The Onyxsc Ring, by John Sterling.
Forest Tragedy and other Tales by Grace Greenwood
The Angel in the House: The Betrothal: q Poem.
Edith Hale: Village Story, by Thrace Talmon. This
work has been pronunced the most remarkable production
of the day.
Tolla: u Tale of Modern Rome.
The Lost Hunter: Tale of Early Times.
Charlemont, by Smms
Guy Rivers: Tale of Georgia, by Smms.
''' ". L. poMERoY.
March "a, 1856. ST.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE SUI

STRAYED OR STOLEN, FROM THE SUB,
y scribers the 18th of April, pair OF mules, one
deep iron gray Both small are in very good order and
show the marks of harness very plainly thelr
The bay is rather slendsry put up the iron very COM
pactly built When last heard from they were miles
west Of this place and suppose making Their way
westward. liberal reward will be given to any one VINO
will take them up and them that get them
Address US at Rocky Mount, Edgece mbe c., Me-
May 2, 1885, 47-4w.
***WarEentou News copy weeks
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ID
pR.UcS 8 MEDICINES
-
Glenn's, Bozn's and Vrights perfumery such as Ex.
tracts Pomatums Hair Oils, Soaps Cologne and great
variety Of Fancy articles with LII Ss sold
DURNING FLUID.-FIvE BBLs. FRESH AND
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
aus! OILs!-5oo GALLONS LINsEED, LAMP,
u Machine and Tanners Oils in store and for sale at the
''"''' '''"' NV WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
SIENNA FIGs.-A MOST PALATABLE AND GER
- tain remedy for constipation habtua cost'veness &C.,
- '''-' "'N WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
nOTASH,-WE ARE IN RECEIPT OF A SUPPLY
of Rabbits superior Potash, in six pound cans, for
making SOAP which invite the attention OF all eco
'''''''' WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
MISUNDERSTANDING sAUCE-A SUPPLY
w of this celebrated Sauce for soups, fresh fish, meats
Co., LII S'''' "''O ''' ''' WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP, OF EXTRA QUAIL
~ fy may be had at the VIE WfE lam % HAYWOOD
April 9, 1856. -
supply Of North-Carolina Black Lead, ground in Oil,
superior for roof painting, in store and for sale by
SANDPAPER.-3O REAMs Of superior :; Flint int Sand,
y paper which call the attention of Cabinet and
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
NTSHTNG TACKLE.-A FINE ASSORTMENT OF
Hooks and Lines consisting CT Limerick, Trout, kir-
by Sprngsnap Sockdolager improved gravitaton Hooks
f pras cS sse Linen and Ifif s
At THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE NORTH CAR
"A DINA Mutual Insurance Company held on the 9Th
the following persons elected Directors and OIL
GERS for the ensuing yepn1iiR EcroRs:
Henry p W p; Turner Raleigh da
e. {: " " f 5. Hatehingz DO Se
James F. Jordan, do.
James E. Hoyt, Washington
Alex. MITCHELL Newbern.
John NJ. Jones, Edenton.
W. w. Griffin Elizabeth City.
F. F. Fagan Plymouth.
w. H. Smith, Murtreesbpro.
H. B. Williams, Charlotte
Geo A. Smith, Milton.
F. Long, Hsboro'
Joseph White, Arson County.
Josh. Boner Salem,
A L. Sunny. Ashevle
OFFICERS OF TIE COMPANY
President.
II. D. Turner Tics President.
,Jchn c. Partridge, Secretary.
John Ii. Bryan, Attorney.
J. HcrSinan, General dgeat
John r. Williams,
T. II. Seby, Erecutire Cmmhoe.
This Company has been in successful operation 9
years. take risks upon all classes of pro-
perry the State except Steam Mills and Turentne Dis
tilleries) upon favorable terms. Its Policies
property amounting s45OoO0O large portion of which
is Country risks and its present capital is Seven Hun
dred Thousand Dollars, in bonds, properly secured.
The average Of upon the plan ofhis Com
pany has been less than third of per per
all grades of property embraced in its operations.
All communications in reference to insurance should be
addressed tc tho Secretary post paid.
JIG. PARTRIDGE, Ssoy.
Raleigh June u 1855, IS
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Opposite the Masonic Lodge.

Opposite the Masonic Lodge.
MAY BE FOUND COFFEE, SUGAR, ADMANTINE
lvl and Talow Candles Nails of all sizes for
use Crockery and ware all and shapes snuff and
Tobacco and Cigars Meal and Flour Corn and Peas and
Shoes and a small of Dry Goods and Candies
and many other things commonly found in grocery; all
of which will be sold Cheap for cash Country Produce
w. W. WOODED.
April %, 1856. As.
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n ECENT PUBLICATIONs.--rpp
~ g Napoleon bonapsrts, BY John 8. G. AIS
ud Memoir q hey. sydney Smith, by his daupbte,
Austin. sso's edited by NJ
Hqdson's edition Of Shakespeare, VOL 8, now road.
Sept. 10, 1856. - foAEROY.
UyO MERCHANTS AND OT9FDs ~ ~
ing Paper, supply Of various sizes sS:.s.WRAPP.
70 just received from the RaIeaa Qualities
NUS an0 .Dr sue low ~ W. L. POMERRdrYspet
80 VAL receive prompt attention.
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Try the Piano Firsty
PROPOSITION Is NOW M nE nv

Try the Piano FlfSty
a PROPOSITION Is NOW MADE BY E. P
"A NASH to select PIANOS for customers and allow
them to test their qualities before paying for them Better
evidence cannot be given of the estimation in which
hold our Pianos.
We keep about 40 PIANOS of various patterns on
to select FROM which bought exclusively for cash. from
four OF the largest manufacturers in New York. which
conceded at the Paris Worlds Fair be the best We
nave sold about fifteen hundred of them which given
!u satisfaction. E. P. NASH
Petersburg, Va.
Jan. 80, 1885, d.
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DRY GOODS,


HEAT BARGAINS IN MERCHANDISE,
- In consequence of the death of Mr. Joseph B. G.
becomes necessary to close his Mercantile Bust
ness in this City it can be- In order to effect
speedy sales the friends of the deceased and the public an
that the Store will be kept open his late stand
cost and charges upon average The stock it gener
eray KNOWN is excellent in quality and laid on
Mourning Goods Carpets, Hardware and the best Family
groceries The business will be conducted by Mr. Albert
Summons and as much possible will be attended to-
on behalf Of the family, by the subscriber
THOMAS RUFFIN
BRalegh, Feb. 9th, 1885, Oft
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NaieEn, June 1900 0S-
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE IN.
IL SURANCE COMPANY, Office Raleigh, n. C. This
Company nsures the lives of individuals term
of years. for life the MUTUAL PRINCIPLE the assured
for life participating in the profits of thea Company For
policies granted for the whole of life when the pre-
MUM therefor amounts to $780, note be given for
half the of the premium bearing interest at
cent without guaranty.
The prompt in which all losses have been paid
by this Company together with the low rates of premium
present great inducements to such disposed
SLAVES insured for term of from one to FIVE years.
for two-thirds their value.
All losses paid within 80 dayser satisfactory proc
is presented
DIRECTORS
CHARLEssE. JOHNSON, WIZ. W. HOLDEN,
WM. ID. HAYWOOD WIN. D. Cooks,
JAMES F. JORDAN r. Ii. BATTLE,
QuINTEN BUsBEE, WV. II. JONES,
H. w. Hustled, P. F. PEsCUD,
WV. H. Mckee, SEAroN GALES.
CHARLES B. RooT.
OFFICERS.
DR. CHARLEssE JOHNSON, President,
WILLIAM d. HAYwooD, Vice President.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary,
WILLIAM H. JONES, Treasurer,
II. w. Hustled AttorneH
CHARLES E. JOHNSON N. b. Medical
WILLIAM II: MCKEE, NJ: D. Board Of
RlcHp. B. HAYWOOD NJ. D. Consultation.
X. H. BATTLE,
w. w. HOLDEN = Executive Conn
CHARLES Il. ROOT, mitee.
For further information, the public referred to the
pamphlets and forms Of proposal which may be obtained
at the Office of the Company, any offs Agencies.
Communications should be addressed, (pnsI paid) to
JOHN G. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
July 10, 1855. So
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X EEP THE PIANO AND MONEY TOO
If you undecided where you get the cheapest
and best Panos just postpone the matter until you
take one OF f. T. Nashs trial. You retain the
ey until the Piano has given satisfaction.
he is willing to give bond and security to furnish you
Orders especially entrusted to our selection always
ceiue particular care.
E. P. NASH, Piano Forte Dealer,
49, Sycamore, corner Of Bank street,
Petersburg, Va.
April 9, 1856. 20
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important Sale OF variable Property
, mr. NOW NORTH .CAROLIN.


TN WELDON. NORTH.CAROLIN
ON MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF JUNE, (PR0XI-
DMO9 between the h'ers Of IL O'clock NJ and o'c!ock
p M will he sold on tho premises to the highest bidder
dc valuable property known the WELDON HOTEL
together with a snture and fixtures thereto belong
ing. =,
bic Of accommodating large number of guests The dn,
ing room very spacious and capable Of seating several
hundred persons comfortably and its conveniences togetn
BY those Of any such establishment the Southern country
The ticket office of the Seaboard 4 Roanoke Railroad
Company and that of the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad Com
oany are in the building and being situated Immediately
on tie Railroad the shed adjoining the whole front Of
the house. peculiar to T T
house is at present enjoying good run OF business
1t is deemed unnecessary to enter into more detailed
description persons wishing purchase requested to
examine the property before the day of sale.
TERNs.-6 IL and IL months in equal payments Bonds
with approved security will be required
May 49, 1856. 5l-swtd
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August IA. 1855.
NEW FIR M...TO. THElPURI,G

u WITH AND CLAYTON wor,n
- inform their friends and the public generate, t
they have entered into partnership and have IN s a
the Full ind Winter Itde at the old stand If 'T p.%
with, opposite Lawrences Hotel heavy stock Of Duck
GROCERIES,,
which the following list in part comprises
A large lot Of COffee..Laguira Rio and 1.u.
Coffee SuSar--Crushed and Clarified. Of d;s Ssa:
grades and prices. VI Inherent
A good lot of Teas.
heavy stock Of Sole and Upper Leather.
large assortment of Boots and Shoes among which
are hne cali and kip boots calf shoes-ades and osi
ALSO, good lot OF BrOgans, for men and bows e-~'
Candles..Adamantine and TallOw
All kinds Of Fancy Soap.
Shot, Powder and Cans.
wafer Buckets of different kinds
10 bags OF Salt--Liverpool and Grind Alum.
Bacon. Lard, Flour and Meal.
A lot OF splendid Tobacco.
Bagging and Rope.
good lot Of Cigars-various brands.
Also, good lot of
DRY GOODS.
Among which are to be found Domestics m 4 IN (
qrs; wide, bleaching. Goods for Gentemen's wear.
Sncn as CASHMERE, Satinet, Kentucky leans
IWeeds, Osnaburgs and Kerseys. q fine lot of ha.
Wy biahkets and Hats suitable for negros wear and
great many others too tedious to mention
- Our goods will be sold upon accommodating terms
selves. .N eA"n''Ae i'i Jou'
Raleigh, September g. 1s55 90 f
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COMPREHENSIVE.

IN ]. HAvENS HAVING ASSOCIATED WITH
IL him Mr. NJ. NJ. MALLON, principal operator for
many years of the celebrated Whteurst premium Gallery
purpose Of carrying the Daguerrean and photographic
business in all its various branches, under the firm of
HAVENS il MALLON: they happy to announce to
the citizens of Raleigh that they have completed
ments with gentleman in Philadelphia one of the best
artists in the Union, to color Photographs either in water
oil colors.
Daguerreotypes of Children taken by new in
from 3 to seconds.
T. ]. HAVENS,
N. NJ. MALLON.
Raleigh, April g. 1856. 4o-tf
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Sports of the Pit.

WA AXE AND CHATHAM PROPOSE TO FIGHT,
w Nash and Warren, Main of Twenty-one Cocks
for $500 the odd Fight and Twenty-Five Dollars Battle
commence the lth of June, at Raleigh n G. The party
accepting the above challenge will address Box AL Raj
egh, N. c., by the 2Sth Of May.
Nav IL. 1856, 51-evow
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GOD LIVER OLA FRESH SUPPLY OF
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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GARDEN SEED.-WE ARE NOW in RECEIPT
" OF our stock of Garden Seeds, comprising all the
most popular varieties, which we warrant fresh and genu
inc.
liberal discount made to those who buy to sell again
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Feb. 18th, 1856. So
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d ERFUMERY AND SOAPS.-PESCUD 4
Il GATLlNG'S Drug Store is the place to get the most
for a little money.
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NIOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
sell 1000 acres of land, in Johnston County, near
Leachburg There will be credit given of one two and
three years, purchaser giving bond with good security
@ "A. j. LEACH.
>Ieachburp April % 1885. 46-sWtf
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IHEW!NG TOBACCO.-THOSE WHO ARE
fond OF the a0eed, and have not chewed Tobacco
are missing great treat 1t is generally believed we have
the best in town. Call and try qud at
PESCUD GATLINGtS
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF SIENNA FIGS, FOR
"A costiveness sick headache, &C. just received at the
Drug Store Of WILLIAMS d HAY WOOD.
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NIURSE WANTED.-A GOOD TRUSTY WOMAN
IN and accustomed to the management of children
Apply at this office.
April %, 1856. 45-3tpd
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SEGARS & TOBACCO-of the finest quality al
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, N. c., April 18th, 1856. Al
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y FAD THIS.-WE OFFER FOR SALE PRIVATE
~, and will give possession LIST July, small Lot in
estyle N c. on which is situated elegant Store and
Ware House. The store has l room below and above
stairs, with chimney and cellar The Ware House has
rooms Everything in complete order conduct the mer
camille business or by small alterations comfortable resi-
dence can be made bargain be had credit Civ.
en- the purchaser JONES & CRENSHAW.
Forestvile, N. c., May !, 1856. S6-sw6t.
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Turning FLUID.-FIVE BBLS. FRESH AN
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD
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oils! OILS! 500 GALLONS LIFSEED, LAME,
Machine and Tanners Oils in store and for sale at the
lowest market rates. by
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EOR SALE.-THE HOUSE AND LOT ON HILLS
boro Street, belonging to the R. G. R. r. Co., re
Gently occupied by Rev. DR.. Mason. For terms &C. an.
ply to r. A. HAMILTON, Pres't
May Is, 1885, 51-swtf.
VERMECILLI, OF EXTRA QUALITY, IN STORE
y and for sale by WILLIAMS HAYWOOD
May 8, 1856. 40
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TDERFUMERY.-ALA LARGE STOCK OF LUBINS
Glenn's, Bozins and Vrights perfumery, such as Ex
tracts Pomatums Hair Oils, Soaps Cologne and grea
variety of Fancy articles which will be sold low
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
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Warrington Gossip.
WAsHINGToN, AUGUST

WASHINGTON, August IA.
The correspondent of the N. Y. Herald
says: It is rumored this evening that the
new steamer Merrlmac is to be ordered to
France, to carry ont Secretary Dobbin, who
is tostceeed Mason, Minister to France, and
that Senator Mallory or Mr.. Boeock, of the
House will succeed Mr.. Dobbin as Secretary
of tho Navy. -, 4..i.a- F
also learn that Mr.. Mason has asked to
be recalled. .,-rr
There has been trouble at the White
House in regard 10 the removal of the Kan
sas Judges. 1t was being re-consmered at
the instance of Senator Toombs and other
Southern members. The President, this
evening, was determined they should be
removed. ....
The correspondent ofthe Tribune writes
There is a report current that the Presi-
dent and Cabinet have been in session to-
day, and were in favor of removing Jud-
ges Lecompte and Cato and releasing the
Free State prisoners of Kansas, and 3
against it. a.-
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CANADA INDRpENDEkcE.- Toronto
correspondent specializing on parties in
Canada, says: =
Amidst the knot Of little Guerilla SEE
tons that now form our body political, a
keen observer may perceive the germs of
two parties, which will number between
them the whole population, and whose raj
lying points respectively will be- the indie
pendence and non-independence of Canada.
J say this in no spirit of hostility to Great
Britain 1t is but the natural end of things
nothing else. 70 nearly all practical in
tents and purposes we are now an indie
pendent nation. All we want is an, army
of our own and through the medium of
the militia bill we shall soon have that. =
Then the first angry word--the first con-
tempuous expression from home-will act
like a spark. Men having arms in their
hands are not generally very forbearing un-
der provoeations, and once provoked, the
contest speak of will begin. This may
not occur for dozen years-perhaps much
longer; but dare say there is hardly
man in Canada who does not believe-be-
lieve passively, and mayhap without much
desire one way or another-that the indie
pendence of Canada is but mere question
of time: Amongst those who now give
themselves any thought about the matter,
Ithink the prevailing impression is that
when the time for such step does come, it
will be taken with the perfect acquiescence
of England. As to what may come after
that, may form the subject matter of fu-
ture discussion..'
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A New Yorker El0ping with an
indiana LaGy..A Scamp.

A short time ago, Sanford S, Partridge
young man belonging to respectable
and wealthy family at Seneca Falls, NY.
ran off from Iowa, Indiana, with Young
lady, member of one of the principal IA
miles of that place. He came to this city
and hired buggy and two horses at VIM.
Woods livery stable, with which he went
off with the young lady. A week or ten
days ago, Partridge was apprehehded and
held to bail, by the Police Judge Of this
city, in 81, 900 for his appearance to answer
for the theft of the two horses and buggy.
Not being able to give the required Sc
curity, he was put in prison: Immediately
on his comnittal officer Rose started on
tour of discovery after the buggy and horses.
This journey wes tedious and tortuous, Eut
he succeeded in receiving the whole of the
property: At Palestine; Ia, hundred
miles north of Indianapolis, he found a
horse; a set of harness, and the pole of the
buggy. AT Bloomington, ILL.,, he discover
ed the buggy and the second set of harness.
In Perkin, ILL.,, he found the remaining
horse' and was thus able to restore to Mr..
Woods all he had lost, as we'll as to furnish
complete evidence as to the criminal con-
duet Of Partridge:
Besides seduction and larceny, a vet
heavier charge lies against Partridge. A
letter has been received by our Police, from
G. Tucker, Esq, of Buffalo, stating that
Partridge aided by an accomplice, who is
in prison, had obtained 81, 900 from the
New York and Erie Bank of Buffalo, the
authorities of which place are anxious to
have him in thir power. Cincinnati Ga
zete.
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MoRE EvrDENcE.-The following is the
language of Mr. Melville, of Mississippi:
n "The people of the South know their
rights, and will maintain thom at all haz-
ards, even should disunion result. \ =
The South must defend their right at the
expense of blood"
The following resolution was adopted at
a Congressional caucis of southern dem
ocrats, held in Washington, January, lS49:
"R6soired, That the dissolution of the
Union is preferable TO the submission of
the South to the Wilmot Proyiso.""
The following toastswere drank at dem
ocratic 4th of July celebration at Atehison
City, in Kansas:
"Disunion;-By secession or otherwise
"a beacon of hope tc an oppressed peo-
pie and the surest remedy for southern
wrongs. Enthusiastic cheers"
p "The City of Atchison May she, be-
fore the close of the year 81, be the capi-
tai of southern republic. IChcers.
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II. YERCIN,
DRUGGIST,

Dealer in Drugs, Medicines, Cksmicdls,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Fupentine,
Dye-S.fs, Glass, Shgfs, tobacco and
Cigars, Fancy Arteles, Ps5umeries,
dc, dc. f
HAVING JUST Received and VIII constant
IL ly keep on hand a weh selected assort-
meht of such articles as are enumerated above
and all others usually kept in Drug Stores.
which he will sell at the lowest current cash pri-
ees. He has also on hand all the popular Pafen.
Medicines; such as Dr.. Jayne's. Loudon' Avrc's.
Brandreth's, Guysoet's, Sands, Bulls. Brandfs.
Wistars; and, in fact any article in his line the
afflicted may need can be had by giving him a
call. He also keeps the best quality Of Wines
and Brandies, for Medical purposes. to which,
he invites the attention of the afflicted Every
article sold by him is warranted TO be pure, fresi
and genuine. Particular attention VIII be paid
to filling Physicians orders and putting up
prescriptions, family compounds and prepara-
lions of all kinds He invites those wishing ar
ticles in his line to call, as be feels assured tba.
he can make it to their interest to purchase of
him.
Millersburg, Aug. 81, 1856: a ltf
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Pennsylvania for Fremont .

The Washington Organ, the 'authora-
tive exponent," of principles of the Fill
more party, in its issue of Monday last,
contains an article, reviewing Mr.. Fill
more's prospects, in which it comes to the
following sensible conclusion in regard to
result in Pennsylvania and Massachusetts,
"In Massachusetts, and Pennsylvania
things at present look dark and gloomy.
1t seems now more than probable that Ere
mont will carry Pennsylvania, unless the
Buchanan men will unite upon Fillmore, &
it is supposed that State pride will prevent
them from doing this, even IN view of the
now obvious truth, that there is no other
mode of saving Pennsylvania from Fremont.
1t will be for the Democracy of Pennsyl-
vania to decide between Fillmore and Ere
mont. A few days will enable us to make
more definite calculations as to Massachu-
sets. Three or four days ago we believed
Fillmore would carry Massachusetts,; but
the course of Governor Gardner and his
friends renders the condition of political
affairs there more uncertain than they were,
and we can only hope for the best in that
State.
The Organ says that the information on
which its conclusions are based is from ere
liable sources" and we have no doubt of it.
The game the Democrats here are trying to
play to save the State from Fremont is to
effect union with the Fillmore men, while
the only hope of the latter party at WASH
mgton to obtain similar result is to effect
union with the Democrats. This un&il-
ling admission from the Orga1; goes to
confirm our previously oppressed opinion,
that the friends Of Buchanan and Fillmore
intend to play a bold game which will open
the eyes of those who now think "Fillmore
is as safe for Free Kansas as Fremont y
The wires are already laid, and the nigger
drivers at the South Will soon begin to pull
them. Look out for startling develop
ments" at home and abroad Lancaster
(Pa. Express.