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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03
From the St. Joseph County Forum.


Mr.. DRAPIER:-Thc editors of the State
Sentinel in speaking of the approaching
State Convention remarks, that the State
Central Committee have agreed upon and
recommended ratio of representatives.;
and although we think it most pro6aJie that
the Convention will adopt this ratio, vet it
may be OthericiSe.' From the whole tenor
of the article from which this extract is ia
ken, | incline to the opinion that the rights
of remote counties are in danger, and would
therefore caution the Democracy of the 9th
and 10th Congressional Districts to be on
the alert. After the Ratio agreed upon
by the State Central Committee lave been
for weeks before the people and large
portion of the counties having appointed
their Delegates, with what propriety could
the ratio be changed? for mark We, ifchang-
ed it will perhaps be dowJied. Admitting
that one or three Delegates from st. Jo-
seph would be allowed to cast five or ten
votes, this will not materially help the mat
ter; the central Railroad counties will have
the men, and will just as certainly have the
candidates. Again say let the Democra-
cy of this region be on the alert ID
Though reaching us at very late hour,
we readily and checrfully make room for
the aforegoing. from the hand of one of our
most estimable citizens, and, withal, a
staunch Democrat. The subject treated i:
one of vital importance to the border coun
ties of the State, and we hope our friends
structures, rs given above, will receive thu
consideration which they SO justly deserve
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03

seen the ships of Franklin's party, and Wis
tied them, stated that they had been crush
ed between the icebergs. Mr.. Stewart
took especial pains to ascertain whether the
party had come to their death by fair means
or foul. But to every inquiry the Esqui-
maux protested that they had died of star
vation.
Gathering together the relics found, the
party set out on their return on the 9th day
of Angus last The return route did not
vary very materially from that taken on
their way North. Mr. Stewart has occu-
pied the whole time since in reaching our
city-having come by the way Of the Red
River country, and having been absent IN
all about ten months. Mr.. Stewrrt left st.
Paul yesterday en- route to the Hudson's
Bay head quarters at Lachine, Canada, to
submit an account of his adventure.
And so, at last, the mystery is solved
Brave Sir John, whose fate has awakened
the sympathizing curiosity of the civilized
world, it is now known sleeps his last
sleep" by the shores of the frozen seas thro'
whose icy islands he had vainly sought to
pass. Four winters back, as the Esqni-
maux said, the noble party, after esca-
ping from the ships which could no lon
ger float on these dangerous seas, found
release from suffering in death Died
manfully, too, as they had lived; brave
", like true Englishmen; this much We
may believe, for consolation that they
met their fate as became spirits adven-
turous and noble No traces were found
by the Esquimaux to indicate that even
in their last extremity they had forgot
ten their manhood, and preyed on one
another.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03
ESTRAY NOTICE.
TNAKEN UP BY EARNEST ECKEIxSTAFF

NhhEN Uf by EAkNES ECkELSTAFF
i on the 18th Of November 1855 one Cow and
Calf, supposed to be six years old, pale red color
with diamond notch out other left ear, and lit
tie white on the brisket, little white hip little
the tail, and appraised at fifteen dollars. Apprais-
ed by N. w. Pearson, and David Hazard.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the 5th
day of December, 1855.
DAVID HAZARD.
N. w. PEARSON.
E. r. CoxEN, Justice, [seall
Earnest Eckelstaf has this day appeared before me
and does soemnly that the marks on the above
Cow, have not been altered by him nor any one else
to his knowledge.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this the LIST
day of December 1855.
c. r. COXEN, Justice fseaLl
Artist: Newton r. Packard, Clerk.
53w.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03
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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03
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MUTT ~ GIVEN THAT

MOTT ny GIVEN, THAT
NOTICE is HEREL I'D by the members
there will be meeting h, III, at the concord
Of the Methodist Episcopal Chur, 'arshall county,
shoot house, in Green Township Va superintend
for the purpose of electng II us1ees ~ Church, or
house s sD of Worship said house t. be the p: north.
the NJ E. Church of the Bourbor Clrculs, p be
eastern Conference, State of Ind; Salu nous , u
built by the Concord Society, standin On ~. LA
can road somewhere between Aliens hlli atiu s,u
school house. the meeting to be held on iue'oA'
evening, JAN LIST 1856. a,,.
H. WEBB, Advertising Conn. u zee
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03

8. q. coRBAI.EY. Notary Public. Plym-
outh Ind. Will administer Oaths, take Dispositions
acknowledgements of Deeds, Mortgages, Powers
of Attorney and do all other business of notarAl
character Office at the Court House in the Re
eordeu' O65ee. IL
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ADMIN lS L IA 1Oh - ohLE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT l
Y will sell at public Auction, on Friday, the
18th day Of January next at the residence Of Jacob
Klingerman late of Marshall County deceased; all
his personal property mot taken by the wdow,) con-
sisting Of Horses. Hogs. &c. nc.
credit of nine months will be given on all sums
over three dollars the purchaser giving his note with
approved surety. waving valuation and apprase-
ment laws, with interest from date. Sale will be
commenced at 10 o'clock.
ELIAS M. MARSTERS Administrator.
Dec. 9th, 1855. 7t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03

NTOTICE-TO ALL PERSONS KNOWING
Y Them selves to be indebted to the estate of
James w. ellison, late of Marshall County, de
ceased, will please come forward Immediately ard
settle by cash or note with approved security
JOHN WILLIAMS, Administrator.
January 3, 1856.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03
ESTRAY NOTICE.
STATE OF INDIANA, J

Personally appeared before me Justice of the
Peace of said county, on the 18th day Of December.
1855, John vantreese, of Tfppecanoe Township, and
reported that on the 18th day OF this month he took
up a stray Steer, description as follow:
red Steer with a white spot in the forehead, and
white spot on the rump, and some white on the
belly, and the end Of the tail white; supposed to be
one year old last Spring. The same was valued to
be worth ten dollars by two dsinterested persons.
Given under my hand and seal, this 18th day of
December, 1855.
JAMES TURNER Justice Of the Peace, (seal.l
Dec. 9th, 1855. 7t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
~ Undersigned, has been appointed Admins
traitor of the Estate OF Jacob Klingcrman, late of
Marshall County deceased. Said Estate is supposed
to be solvent.
ELIAS NJ MARSTERS Administrator.
Dec. 9th, 1855. 7t3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ey- Mr.. d Mrs d. r. MANSFIELD, are
here and will commence a course of lectures
at the Court house discovering; Sd inst
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03
v l l I

Poor France, door France. what contra dal.ce
Is the figure her people are making!
A quick lively tune, night, morning and noon.
\ o odds whether sleeping or waking
She ., n ne 'er take her ease, or ever have peace
Unless sor,c heads she is breaking
OF friends or If foes-headlong she goes.
While Lberty's neart is aching.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03
LATEST NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

Br THE NEW YORK ASSOCIATED
PRESS.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03

And WA, with Al Its ho-rid devastation
W., An .. ~, between the Tyrant Powers,
That ha soon might reach tn blessed land of ours
Reuse nnr Pruss, nor A., srian nor Frenchman
But would come in to share the h1'fy spons
Of Turkey severed; As bloody IL Ee.,n"h
Carves the game that's taken in the to''s'
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1856-01-03

Far better now that old Constantinople
Should fall into the rude Muscovites hands,
And ope the black sea to the trade of people
Who'd send there commerce from all other lands,
Than see old England-hoar with crime and murder
Add it to her immense ill-gotten gains;
For should old Russia fail, all law and order
Would soon be banished from all Europe's plains.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Ekea = s;S,.-.s.llS,s = s::sassss aeaRsaR
STATE uF MISSISSIppI CITY or re, e,o--...N

" III.
q. GTss et ne Somt1rr,. Railroad Cosapsay
Southern Railroad Company PROPOSALS FROM cop,.
s %ss,y 70 The s.P'e
Also for a,nl.hnE the Tho ,r.ell.ynr with
And for an other platforms depo,. Ae ou
The ps%aaoS 81 he Isss for sas.,.
and sss 600 cubic yards q '' s1sa''n'h
he rss SIsisins to to 50 sS; sst sse'
The Ts masonry for ssysris to 1000 perch
P"PS:a' .sse endorsed the undersigned yin
M The sf cork efeo"-s, completing til. road ready
The york Of construction. exclusive and track
W. For For s.ss s, Item Of rS,s entire
Of NIL each '' " 'Peehed lumber OF secinns'
Yor the be furnished the number sp.ca.s
the hrs ro ss ;'' OF either Of
s asss and o Roe. Z q
q Is %s. Is II. ;iSs 81 & %- the a'' of
sraduaon VII make n. s " - s ss ~. Item Psicss
and smbankment and the sddons difference far
dssrenes Tor sseess CUBIC 'a'a upon the l-rs
payable SUS 70 .1s s !. S.
cash payable he ss ssn' .S os nns
,hs soTPH1y One third 10 cash wsJ
O,ns soIpany payable in 81. per cent
The proposals. be ccnsd.red acoapani-i sy s
ssrsnee or ersdsnta and the right
any further Information will be upon appieston % de
tfs
STATE aud e finished far the and is 10 rood
Tnnnng order and we'll equipped that point r1fenas nor
to the Intersection Of the Mobile Ohe Railroad fr- ai
through the counties and Ss-.on fSe o.
high rolling country, well tmberd and pont ~
portions Of the caronas Georgia NE grading expt r.
'.eny miles generally light and upon cfte .~c-
eepdons being In the The material n Of rsr
aer easily moved the growth of country Abundance Of
20 YORK Offers in faees constructed greater .
contractors, especially those using negro labor
nv
be stokh elders viii doubtless D. paH s ~.
ae recent a sS5 call In L also recipient
along ne ne which Is believed to be nearly 100000
The road extension Of The yeksbur and
yiS ys completed and 10 fal operation the Mississippi
ne NeksbGrg sreveper and under contract
Tor n uho distance aud progress eonstrucon IL in
Jackson and through that connects ut~ Nsspi
central K,nSay The iron Of which Is laid 70 Hoy
stated near Maron and at its meets win
s SSs'a eastern and soeth Railroad AIabsna
carolina IL also Indispensable Of RaIIunys
veksburE Paso with the P-cte Ocean Snns
Is entire length the parallel latitude WIN ihe,r place.
e thus obvious that work IL one Of he NEST mp
sn unfinished enterprises ecaniry thoroughly Ma
uoan IN ts Character for unies Msine Orean an
thus National appeals especially for aid to southern men and
southern entsrpre for ubtn completed zap
run rs through the heart those cotton slowing
,a,es hoaana ssis.Pp Aaeaua Georgia
These iaets stated 20 ea road and to
srDctiOn miles ofeonpeed Raarosd sh ~ .
nsn,s and sixty vsasble slaves. many o. eehaDe. 10 be-
ey Congress and IS, perhaps greatly over-eanr IN.
pre- sn property Of The road one mon % Dol
rect subscriptions Of At once equaiiv Inter-
ted Il - thus be that this presents peculiar induce
"sH Of means 10 engage In It's eonarSesOS s,,,-
~ ~ PyesideHt Of fAs Sostasrr Ralrodd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24

IHUHHUN1, Uct
West, q w Cngbll Petersburg; DE
dune c; Col Cohen, Bait; DIR Gregory Alexandria Rev
Mr. hatnts knoxvti Tenn; Norfolk wm sauI-
dsrs Lexington; Rev HARRISON Jackson Team MIehe
hhnoi no ksdsy Ohio Gilman, AK hn, Phiis;
tSI; Auanta; CIV coman toochland rirIard, Va DR.
wake Chesierneh wbtwei lianlznd lady Broad
but, 4 staiham, II Strange Lynehburg Cl,As
Cooke Hanover Page, Alex Taylor Aihsmare; q ihomas
Ms. Cosby Abdg Ion; Washington Gluner
Lsekrldse Pe.ontAs shuma,e. Psuqnvr W Good-inJ
Davis Prlnce William: Philip Geo Cooke
1n John Chaborn MeMalsan Bete,ourt; warwiek SAM
Early John speed, Lynehburg. Jones' track
EFT aud lady, Misses splrr SpIrr, wyhr
VILE; 81 niih smith, Milton, c. Cecil, v-rmllon
Pulaski CO; Adksson, Halifax; He shaw Guild
servant, Ch.pnsn and lady, wlfor, Ala Caruhers
Madison Robertson, Notoway Stokes. Gardner
nenonrgi Magairr, q Magare. Ban; Young. Manoysr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24

ThE PETERSBURG CARsIvAL.-The Express Of Thursday
says; Yesterday was lively day for PETERSBURG The
crowds attracted thther from the counties adjacent as
90 from the mountains o. Virginia and border cou
ues OF the Old North State, turned ut all early hou
anu ncioe nne o'clock every prominent thorou
crowd-J with ladies', gentlemen and children In holiday
AZURE all seemingly intent upon promenade for il was
rather early 70 repair TO the Fair Grounds About N
O'Clock quite comnotion among our people WAS c.us-d
o the ringing OF tho bells attached the engine hon seq
'oi the lire companies many surprising that the enioy
meiits OF the beautiful day by the
"t coniAgratoa All fears however were soon aavrd
Ne the udigs spread rapidly through the city that the
netropoltsn Hook and Lauder Company OF Washington
Then IN hichmond, would reach here about midday by AN
sA.fs tram rus was somewhat unelp ected our gal
ah nremen, but the streets alive with many
members OF the noble brigade, speeding to their
i've place Of rendezvous join their in process
mon TO the Depot The reception OF their visiting friends
and subsequent movements will DC found at length IN
another department of the paper.
AT the Pair Grounds the scene presented was truly
beautiful one. The various avenues aud halls ven. uorg
ed with the beautiful dresses and smiling faces of
che ladies and the glossy beavers and whiskers of the
starer sex Not one Of the multitude seemed tn bs IN
any other Fan the very best humor They could moi
nave been otherwise for there something to interest
aud entertain all. There hundreds of stall. filled
with tho choicest stock horses and cattle and sheen and
otne' amnals-there was the beautiful trottng ground
Where exhibitors showed the speed their harness n RI
ding horsrs-and the 0ctagon and Floral Hall, decksJ
Out by the lair haods Of our lady friends
BIT 10 return to the town, may say we have never
teen Petersburg more animated than Yesterday The
storrs were full Of purchasers-tbe merchants x.ra
spreading their goods in the tempting array and
Pockeung he Change IN very rapid manner The whole
s'y seemed 70 he rJocing. The day was surprisingly
lovely anu s CLOSE usheied la beautiful starlight even
ing.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
Balance in Treasury Oct. 10Th.

4
Inc annual report rev'e~s the operations Socic
~ Tor the past the yauabl. svice
Ia the Gauss 81 philanthropy Of the Young Mems Curl.
aii association and mlkes appropriate reference IN tho
benevolent Efforts OF those who directly md
tnouted TO the funds OF the Association The report
Lr boysani grs brought in the deposits from their saw
ing BAHIA La some eases money which would o,h.r~is.
nave occn expended In parties and balls
nto charity fund. In short there we're many striking
ami gratifying Indications the part all classes of our
Fellow citkens not only OF confidence in this socity hpf
" generous sympathy In the cause OF bsnev Violence"
By In regard TO the Depository tho report SAVE:
1T has long been felt that the Depository fr work con
WIN tue Society has ialed to accomplish fully the
Objects fW which it founded. These we're ma,uIy
by b ng"g u the Depository large amount of sewing
required Tor the tobacco and other estab
ciohng large number Ut servants, well work OF
hner kni rom other 10 the poor wo
men oil the city, both employment and fair wages and
thns enable them To gain SUPP by their Industry
rather than be dependent upon the treasury OF the -e
Expeiisuee however, has shown that the ex p-n.e-
OF the Depository Tar exceeded its income-and while .
WAS Perhaps 10 be expected extent still the ex
Pcctaons of the Board, have been realized la refer
ence 10 the man objects just adverted to- The report
tnen states that after full and socitous dscu,s On the
Board resolved To discontinue tina Depo.itory if after
arther tidal Tor one year, it shall be found
no carry out the original design OF the nstitation
The report anticipates the happiost results IN the soci
" IRON Tue establishment Of penal work hou,. in this
ey-sates that the hnarcsl Operations of the nast wear
iar cxceud those of any previous yea-uotices With m
gret the resignation OF Miss Dr. Gibson as First D.c
tress OF tile Society, and in conclusion says: ~
commenting this Society TO the favor of Him who
niseii, when on eat th about doing good-who
sAi The poor always have you; and who .rlsr
sdu be more blessed 10 give than receive the Boar
respectfully surrender iuto your hands the trust
fore conhded 90 them"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
-, EXAMINATION CURED.

49, BE NOT DECEIVED by base limitations HEGHMAN
CLARK cos GENUINE LIVER OIL never and
ony reliable for CONSUMPTION.
As there Is deal OF spurious market
~n seal OIL ~hae OIL &C k much taken to
procure the Genuine - $3.50 "
Our OIL made at factory in Newfoundland and each
or las our Signature the cork De
AR Co for since the Of Ma RrsruS partner
there has been article
~ay connected with X. O. 4 Co or II. Co.
sold by PURCELL, LAoD CO. aud by Druggists generally
oc23-Sm--lPl e''
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
TIE TRIBUNE,s KEEN SCENT

NEW foRE, Oct. 23.-The Tribune of this morning
says that the Custom House officials have received nor
nation that several sAvers being fitted at this
i,or IN consequence Of Walkers decree permittipr
slavery in Nicaragua e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
DANIEL H.
IhPOhEER AND CON- MISSION uERCIT Mt
CORSER MAIN AND 18TH STRFET

hcuS0xD Va,
MYERS for sale
" goods: @e '~'' N~@"e"'e
bonsack's Jeans; Marehantsi do
ssAunton fuled Cloths, Augusta
uid Dominion do Leaksyile Yarn
utnaburRs. Brown sheetings
CIsWtords Patent and Srine Cation.
Aen American Coneoga Dunnells English
white and plain Prints, very large and choice Selection
At very low prices. '
Sleeps Gray and other Satinetts: Jeans
Cloths; Casueres and vestings
Lnseys; large assortmsnl very cheap
blankets, on consignment, greatb Bal
Bsaehed Domesties, desirable and Low
~ pieces Mouslin DelAnes choice styles
Lyons sold and of
and as silks high the occasion should be an
praeed BY all who wish cheap, colored and silks
bought and cheap; Bed Ticks - '"
Apron Checks; SAttlns aud
anrodsrs and white goods choice style,
for the Country trade.
oAhPEtsA very ArIe assortment Forsgn Domestic with
Rugs 20 match, Al low figures 800
All classes OF buyers
pains vii be spared to give satisfaction a. 9-dxcSr,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24

ALrxASpniA, LoCpoS AND HASPsaRs RansoAp-The
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of this rod wa. held
IN Aiersudrs, Tuesday.The road 10 Winchester !. TO
cost 6OVCOO Of which 81 300 900 subscnbed Also
VOO more from the State is looked for, making 4eO
OVOThe road, except 40 miles Gill be ready for super.
sucture early neHt sprug ani " contemplated arrange.
ments can be sfected the whole road will be flushed by
ssnosy, 1893 Lewis Mckenzie, Esq, vas elected
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
CARD To THELADIEs.
DIR. DUPONCO,S GOLDEN PILLS

THE combination Ingredients Pls are perfect.
harmless Their efficacy and merits upon an
extensive practice OF thirty
have been strictly followed failed 10 correct r.
regulares relieve painful
~ Tue change oil lie They will Whites
arising from cold cause NAV De
used successfully A. Preventive Call the
Circular for particulars free. o.
Price u box with full directions and retail
% PURCELL, LADD CO.,
GENERAL STATE AGENTS.
Corner Of Main and l4tA streets, Richmond Va
pnnAL MOTION cor Of Main and 10Th SITS. Richmond Va
GkUBBs A APPERsON, No pol Broad street.
J. w EVANS, No 10 Pearl street,
The above Agents viii dealers Propreors prices and
send the Pills 10 ladies (conhdeniay) either CITY or
sosnry on receipt Of VI through Richmond Post office,
~ b-Eyery BOX bs4rs The DuPONCO No other
je6-cI2mn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
FILLMORE MEETING IN NEW YORK

NEW foRk, Oct 2-lt is estimated that the Fillmore
meeting III Union Sqnare tonight, attended by from
nteen to twenty thousand persons There speaking
from three stands by H. H. Stuart, Vi Virginia David Paul
brown, OF Philadelphia, and Others and much enthusiasm
manifested.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
YIRE ATOSWEcO

Oswroo, Oct 2l.-A fire broke this morning about
one o'clock. In Clark, Coyle Perrys wagon shop de-
.troyns both that and dwelling owned by Messrs Bell
a Hyatt Loss f5,Oo0-insurance 81, 500 The shop is
supposed to have caught Dire from fireworks used at the
Democratic procession.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
AMERICAN MEErING AT RoSroN

bosros, Oct 2i.-The American Fillmore party held
meeting in Faneui Hall night The attendance vas
large aud much enthusiasm NANTES ted. Jonathan
Pierce presided and speeches made by F. Cunning
ham, Of New York, aud Others. Commodore Stockton
was advertised to speak, but was not present
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24

ALHASDRA IrKus.--On "Wednesday morning DR.. /
n Burwe, committed suicide by scverinR the iurular
vein and carOted artery With small knife. Nh. bod,
Sns iound W an open ot IN the northern suburbs of the
cy.---hr Moses Hemng. citizen Of Alexandra.
Known hem his connection With OF the mail routes
eed saddeiiy ~ has residence, THURSDAY --Tbs
Sentinel chronicles the death Of one Of Aesandas old
ct and most respected citizens, Hugh smith ESQ NJ
y vas Identified With the commercial interesa of ,bs
town for over half . century " WV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24
MEETING OF the PILLNoRE FLEcroRs

PniLADkLrHA, Oct 22.-The State Fillmore Electoral
College here to-day and adopted resolutions enor
ng the circular recently issued by Messrs Sanderso
Clyde, Clay, and others at Philadelphia They repudi.
ie fusion With any other party, aud urge the National
Americans TO labor unceasingly for their candidates
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-10-24

fnn WrEK-fhe Agricultural Pair win commence
neat Taeslsy, aud city will, no doubt be througed
With Viisyrs, usual Come one come ALT The At
n-eons Of the week, IN add Ion the Fair itseC are
sas exhibition Of the Mechanics Institute the theeue
Wyman concerts, political barangses etc., ETC. Again
We ssy, GONE 70 fhe Fsri"