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Butte record., 1856-06-07

Clothing Warehouse.
" N. e. BADGER.
100 Battery ST Corner Of Merchant 81. d,
!. SAN FRANCISCO.
E'MP0TER of every variety of CLOTHING
4 and furnishing GOODS; also. OF Ducks.
Drills, Shcetings, Blankets, Hats Bots and
Brogans.
By recent arrivals have received very large
invoices of the most
Desirable Styles of Clothing,
and it is the LARGEST STOCK ever offered
in this market. The Goods are manufactured
lnder my own supervision and of the best ma
| terial, well cut, large Sizes and made in the
most durable manner
Traders from the Country, are invited to
examine this heavy Stock, and they will find
the prices i0trey than they eau be found else
where in the market
Purchasers may rely on receiving the bes !:
and most saleable Goods, as each article is
guaranteed.
Orders From the Country promptly and
carefully attended to.
10000 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere
10000 pairs assorted Fancy and plain Sati-
nette pants;
1000 PAIR linen pants;
1000 pairs Goodyear's Rubber pants
1000 Goodyear's White Rubber Coats;
200 cases Goodyear's long and short
Boots;
200 cases Miners Boots.
1,000 super flannel Overshirts,
300 dozen fancy Cashmere overshirts;
1000 dozen white Shirts;
600 dozen heavy Hickory Shirts;
500 dozen heavy check Shirts;
800 dozen Merrimak Shirt;
600 dozon Lamb's-Wool gndershirts;
800 dozen Regatta Undershirts;
200 dozen grey Flannel undeYshirts;
450 dozen lamb's-woo Drawers;
250 dozen bleached Drill Drawers;
800 dozen Oeeralls;
800 dozen Denim Frocks;
200 dozen country knit wool socks;
l,50O dozen heavy white and mized cotton
1000 pieces sup. silk Pocket Handker-
chiefs;
100 dozen superior black silk Necker-
chiefs;
200 dozen Cambria handkerchiefs;
go dozen Rubber belts;
$50 dozen Buck gloves;
400 dozen buckskin Gold bags;
1000 Doeskin Business coats:
400 Black cloth Frock coats;
1000 assorted overcoats;
| 600 assorted Pea Coats;
5000 silk, cloth and velvet Vests;
20 bales blue and white Blankets;
so bales A Sheetlng;
so bales Drills
so bales assorted Duck;
so cases fine Felt Hats,
100 cases straw Hats;
For sale 10y WM. G. BADGER.
No. 1O9 Battery, cor. Merchant st. San Fran
cisco
N. B.-No goods sold at retail m15- l94t
Butte record., 1856-06-07
BUTTE RECORD.

MASONIC CELEBRATIoN.-The Ma
sonic Fraternity of Forbestown, will
celebrate the oath day of June, St.
Johns Day, by appropriate ceremonies
during the day and Ball in the evening.
An Address will be delivered by Gen.
T. II. Bowen.
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INSoLvENT NOTICE

NJ Office is hereby given to the Creditors
~ of I. J. jenkins and r. l.. Patton, In
solvents, to present their accounts and de-
mands against said Insolvents with proof of the
same before me at my Office in Bidwell, on OF
beforfore Monday the 9th day of June 1856
or they will be barred from receiving any di-
vidends from the assets of said Estate.
P. FREER, Sheriff. and Assignee.
Bidwell, May 8, 1856. ml0-td 26
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ESTRAY.

TAKEN up by the subscriber on or about
the 18th day of March, 1855. one Pale Red
Cow, with white fnce, crop off left ear and lop-
ped under the neck No brands visible The
owner is requested to prove proper,y-pay
charges-and take her away.
AT SPARKS
Chico Township, Butte Co, March Il. So
Butte record., 1856-06-07

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Butte
hN this, the End day of June 1856, before
W Samuel Glass, Justice of the Peace in the
Township OF Oregon, personally appeared
Lydia h. Balloon, to me known to be the per
son descri bod ia and who ex xecuted the above
INSTRUMENT. and acknowledged that she exc
outed the same freely and voluntarily for the
purposes therin mentioned
In witness whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed my official
L. s. Seal the day and year first above writ
ten. SAMUE GLASS,
Justice of the Peace
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PROBATE NOTICE.

4 IL person, having claims against the es-
n tate of Peter jacobs deceased, late of
Butte County, src hereby notified to present
the same with proper vouchers to the under
signed within ten months from this date, or
the same will be forever barred.
r. HOBART. Pub. Ad Butte Co,
Bidwell, March 10. A d. 1856. ml5-l94t
Butte record., 1856-06-07

GEN'ER-7L .fDVERTTSLh-G .1GE.NrCY Y
y. z. corner of Washington and Moutgome-
ry ssreets, San Francisco
A DVERTISEAIENTS & SUBSCRIPTIONS
"A received by THOS. BOYCE, Agent,
81 Merchant street. and Room No. Q, up stairs,
Iron Building, northeast corner of Moutgome-
ry and Washington streets, for the
BUTTE RECORD" Bidwell;
Democratic State Journal Sacramento :
Daily Argus" Stockton
Sierra Citizen" Downieyille;
Miners Advocate" Diamond Springs;
Placer HERALD Auburn;
g Mountain Messenger" Gibsonville;
Contra Costa" Oakland
" Tribune" an Jose
Star" Los Angeles
Democratic Standard" Portland, 0. T
ap28-G5ts
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PlPER WARE HOUSE.
D. 8. L CRD & Co..


No 49, Sansome St, San Francisco, !, s
Imp, ters IF Blank Books, .Sfation;ry
and Papers Of ersry description,
"OULD invite the attention of the trade
to their large stock of Paper, Station
cry and Blank Books. to which they are con-
stantiy receiving additions, which they WILL
sell at the lowest prices. Our stock consists,
in part of
PRINTING PER-Siaes e2xs2; .osx
80; 24x3S, and 28x42. superior quality.
WR-4PPLN'G PERS-Manilla, Hafd
ware and Straw. all sizes :.
DRIILNG P-4PERS-Letter Cap, Brief,
Note and Book Hapers of every description.
PkfYLN'G C-4RDS-L 1 Cohen's and
Saml Harris Steamboat, Highlander, Ellsler,
Merry Andrew and Eagle Playing Cards.
NKS--Maynard & Noyes, David Blacks
and Arnoids writing and copying Inks
BLINK BOOhS-Of every kind and
size
STaTIO.NERF-A large and varied
stock
-3LSO-Sele Agents for the Pacific Coast
OF White Co.'S Type Foundry and Wells s.
Wehbs's Wood Type and Furniture
Constantly on hand, large stock of Print
er's Cards, Card Board and material of every
kind TO which we would invite the attention of
Printers.
Having a resident partner in New York, we
are prepared to receive orders for goods in the
above line, which will be filled promptly and
on the most reasonable terms
D. S. LORD s CO.,
n3-3m No l3a Sansome ST, San Francisco
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COUNTY TREASURER s OFFICE, }

COUNTY TREASURER s OFFICE,
BiDwELL, May oath, 1856.
n OTlCE is hereby given, that all persons
Y holding Butte County Warrants payable
from the general fund, registered between
April 9th 1855, and February IL 1856 that
thesame will be redeemed on presentation, Mt
my Office. And notice is further given, that
from and after this date, said warrants will
cease tobear interest
WILLIAM LATTIMORE,
Trcsurer of Butte County.
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4SS.4YING GOLD AND ORES,

We guarantee the correctness of our Aa-
says and bind ourselves to pay all differences
which may arise with any of the U. States
Mnts.
RETURNS MADE in FROM SIX to TWELVE
HOURS IN BARS or COIN.
Bars bearing our stamp, will be recognised
and received at the usual rates BY Bankers
and Shippers of Treasure
Miners, and dealers in Gold Dust in the
Country, sending dust to us per Express, can
receive returns in Bars or Coin in return Ex.
press. Thus saving the time and expense of
sending their Deposits to San Francisco -
Our terms for Assaying, are the same as at
the San Francisco Offices
II. HARRIS, has been employed in the Uni
ted States Mints at New Orleans and San
Francisco, and also at the several Assay Of
fees in San Francisco, from which he holds
Certificates
D. MARCHAND, passed his examination at
the Mint of Paris, from which he holds a Di-
plomn, and also Private Stamp registered
at that Institution, which makes his bars re-
cognized and merchantable in France We
hold also, Certificates from Shippers's Cores
pondents in New York and Philadelphia, who
have tested our Bars in those cities We re-
fer to the following named Gentlemen.
Messrs. FORBES & BABcocK. !,
SO GEO. FISHER, Secretaty San
of U. S. Land Comms'n ( Feancisco
=" J B, WEIR & Co
Messrs. D. 0. MILLS & Co.
Z" B. F. HASTINGS g. Co. Sacra-
u" j. NJ. RHODES, Esq. ment
I" LADY ADAMS Co."
jan 26-12-lm
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E. JUsrn, late U. s, Mint s F-s HlLtrs HUNTER

JUSTH & HUNTERS ASSAY OFFICE
No loS Montgomery ST., I'd door south OF jackson
M z GUARANTEE OUR ASSAYS
w and bind ourselves to pay all diferen-
ces arising from the same, with any Of the
S. Mints. Returns made in twenty -four hours
We refer to the annexed Certificate. * r =. q
JUSTH 4 HUNTER.
We hereby certify that Mr. E. JUSTE was
assistant Assaser in the U. S. Branch Mint,
from April, 1864, to this date, during which
time he performed his duties, most faithfully
and intelligently, and we take piensurein re-
commenting him to the public as eompetent
and faithful Assayer-
A. HARA SZTHY, :
U. s. Assayer.
LOUIS AIKEN BIRDSALL,
Sup't IT, S. Branch Mint.
Butte record., 1856-06-07
PROBATE NOTICE.

A Ii persons having claims against the es-
N tate of Daniel Harvey deceased, late of
Butte County, are hereby notified to present
the >ame with proper vouchers to the under
signel within ten months from this date, or
the same will be forever barred.
Il. HOBART, Pub. Ad. Butte Co.
Bdwell, March 10, A. D. 1866. ml5-l9 At
Butte record., 1856-06-07

NOTICE-An Assessment Of One hundred
~ aui fly dollars per share was levied on
the shareholders of the Columbian Miuing
Company payable on or before the twenty
eighth day Of May 1856. BY order OF the
Board Of Trustees. JAMES DWYER, Sec'y-
Striugtown, April y, 1856. mo st.-25
Butte record., 1856-06-07

ENOR SALE Thy the as>se OF Package in
Il quantities 10 sHit-
Long bill paper. Legal cop. Letter Paper, Ink
Brcad bill paper, Fools cap, Note paper, Pen
.cis, Blank Books, NnUrs, SC sc. Noisy
Carriers Book & Stationary Co
81 Battery. "a s ,'6 Long Whsrf. San Fran
CISCO z u. kIMBALL, Pres.
ap 26-3m-25
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~ TAKEN UP.

DY the Subscriber At the Mountain House
ID on or about the 10th inst. one small
sired Clay Bank, Horse with three white feet,
NO brands visible--the owner is requested
TO prove property pay charges and take him
away. JAMES DAY,
Mountain House. Bidvell Tovnshiy, May "a.
1884 81 4ts-29
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Notice to Sportslmen.
G.. r. SCHOLL,
d Street, between Second and Third,
MARYSVILLE, CAL,

MARYSVILLE, CAL,
HAS JUST RECEIVED, per Clipper ship
III Sword Fish, a very large lot of Colts
Patent Revolving Pistols, fine Double Guns,
Game Bags, Shot Belts, Powder Flasks and
Horns of all sizes; all kinds of Percussion
Caps, Pills and Primers, Baldwin's Elastic Gun
wldding, Hickory Rods, Gun Nipples, Wipers,
Gun Locks and Trickers, and all other kinds
of Gun materials, Powder. Shot, Balls, Lead,
Sc. Sharp's Rifles on hand. Also, just re-
ceived, the largest and best lot OF Spurs ever
offered in the California market, made OF the
best steel, and inlaid with silver, a variety of
patterns manufactured to my order.
CT. SCHOLL.
All kinds of Gunsmthing and Lock repair
ing done, and particular attention paid to
repairs of Colts Revolyers.
Colts Pistols cleaned and loaded at so cts.
Daily expected, two cases best gain twist
Hunting Rifles, made to my order in New York
All of the above goods will offer at lowest
prices, and warrant them. CT s.
Marysyille, July 80. srg4-39-tf
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a Valuable A
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

4 DESIRE to soil the Vermont Mil, situa-
Il ted 10 miles from Bidwelrs landing and
4;rown's Ferry, Sacramento River. and Is
unilcs frtna Chico (Bidwells Ranchl. The mill
ispcw. we'll built and finely arranged. The
uenrey: aUu property to the finest lands OF
Butte EGusi and Tebama Counties, terms
OF payment easy. viz: one fourth to one hall
Cash Is BslsBce in Lumber delivered It the
5,aer, (lG miles disisnt) or At point | will
designate below.
offer to sell the new and valuable property
at sitergsin, having bought it to save a large
debt, and am entirely unacquninted with the
Lumber and milling business;--Any one wish
iiny a VsSh iov essnert aud profitable employ
rmsutifor .slfssT men and teams. will do we'll 50
tex xamneIt-.
For value .. tlccsfior SC, reference is made
to Major ueho Bidxeil and Z X. Dodge.
Chico Post Office. Butte Co also to c. G.. Lin.
,roln, Oroville, etEce Of the North Californian
ALy address. Aon-ooyille, Colusi County.
lsss 24-tf-'-29 G. P. SWIFT
Butte record., 1856-06-07

UPHOLSTERY GOODS!
YE7O make change in our business we shall
Il close off our ianmense stock in store re-
gardless of cost for sixty days:
2s,000 yds Velvet Carpcting II 10 to - 25;
43 900 yds Brussels Carpcting 90 to l rs;
$4,000 yds assorted Ingram
Carpeting. ........... 37t to %;
10000 yds three ply Carpeting l p ! to so;
$4,000 yds Oil Cloths. s........ 37i to IS;
10000 yds Curtain Damask % to so;
1000 pair Muslin and Lace
Curtains. ns.. IS to 80 90
10000 pair Window Shades. 81 to 10 90;
$4,000 rolls Paper Hangings 8to IS;
400 rolls Chinese Mating % cts per yard
Buff and White Holland Window Shades,
Gimps, Tassels, Loops, and every article in
the way of furnishing.
5zS-Call and examine our stock and save %
per cent in buying at
FRANK BAKERS,
10 and 112 Clay street, below Sansome,
n15-3m San Francisco.
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Wall np, YAH ND, Yak ap, qe1l.

.Walk up, YAH up, YAH APP, gen
tlemea, and get the money.-The
$4,000 offered to any man to show
where James Buchanan ever said that
Ten Cents day was enough for a Ia
boring man, OF if be had a drop of
Democratic blood in bis veins he would
let tit out, is sill titaken Why don't
the Know-Nothings Of the South and
the Abolitionists of the North, who
are making these charges, walk up,
prove them, and claim their money?
James Buchanan. once poor boy,
and now a plain substantial Pennsyl-
vania farmer, has ever been and is
now the friend of the people--and
on the 4th of March next, he will
commence upon the duties that the
people will entrust to bis charge, as
Fifteenth President Of these United
Ssates.-Hmatsrige Adroeate.
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Pure BLACK REPUBLIcaNIsM.-The
following resolution was adopted at
meeting Of black republicans at Mon
roe. Greene county, Wisconsin, en- the
3lst ult:-
Resolucd, That it is the duty Of the
North, in case they fail in electing a
President, and a Congress that viii
restore freedom to Kansas, to rerola-
tioaise the government.
This is black republicanism IN
masked, out-spoken, candid, and to
the point. Suchsare the sentiments
inculcated by that sectional party
The above expression is one of thou
sands which are uttered by the fanat-
ical devotees Of seciionalism.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-24
ron THE DISTRICTS.
OLD LINE WINGS.

Z We find the following hard bit at
the Know-Nothing Wings in a COM
munication to the, Alexandria (Va.)
Sentinel. Its sentiments viii be re-
sponded to by many an "old-liner" in
this section:-
otis enough to disgust an honest
man, to see men who deserted the
Wing party, proclaimed it dead, and
with pretended repentance mourned
oyer and confessed what they termed
its corruptions, now pretending to be
real Simon pures, and turning up the
whites of their eyes in holy horror at
the idea of Wing voting for Buchan-
an. The game won't do-the device
is too transparent. Every man who
remained Wing after the advent of
acknowledgement is an anti-Know-
Nothing, for the simple reason that all
who approved the principles of the
Know.Nothing party joined it, there
being no earthly reason why they
should not.
"Now il it to be supposed that
these anti ,Kncw-Eothin Wings will
support fillmore, who is their open
opponent, and moreover ignores their
existence as {. party, because they
once agreed With him9 And above
all, can it be presumed that they will
vote for Andrew Jackson Donelson-
a man scho neUer did agree sgith them,
and was the right hand man of their
most bitter enemy, when he was wa
ging an unrelenting war upon them!
The idea is preposterous. The Know
Nothings who were once Wings, are
undoubtedly more numerous than the
fras Wings, and can out-yote them at
meetings, but the reports Of meetings
thus controlled will pass for what they
are worth, and I venture to assert that
they viii not diverta single Wing
vote from those honorable and manly
opponents of our party = Buchanan
and Breckenridge.
81, for one, am anxious to maintain
the organization of our glorious old
party, but ] am not quite such dolt
as to be led by the nose by those who
lately professed to have risen upon
its ruins.' "
ANOTHER "0LD LINE WING"
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The Camarso Resolutions.

The following are the resolutions
adopted at the Camargo ratification
meeting, to which We referred last
week.
Reso1ced, That the democracy Of
Camargo and vicinity, row assembled,
unanimously and with heart and voice
respond to the nominations made by
the National Democratic Convention at
Cincinnati, and congratulate the coun-
try upon a ctoice SO suspicious to the
integrity Of the Constitution, and con-
servation Of order.
ResolUed, That we recognize in
James Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania, a
statesman of superior ability, of en-
larged talent and experience, who.
having enjoyed the confidence of
jackson and fought with him the great
and successful struggle with the U.
IS. Bank, and in favor of constitu-
tional currency and against monopo-
lies, acd who added brilliancy to the
brilliant and glorious administration Of
James K. Polk, stands to-day not
only the grand exponent Of the great
democratic sentiment of the Union,
but the glorious exemplar of all that
looks to the prosperity Of the Union
and progress of the age.
Resolued, That in his gallant asso.
ciate~ on the ticket, John G. Brecken-
ridge, of Kentucky, we have can
didate whose eloquence and ability
Justly endear him to the democracy
of the Union; and that ne look upon
the combination of age and wisdom
with genius and youth-the steadi-
ness of Pennsylvania and the gallant
ry of Kentucky, as the symbol which
most truly represents the judgment
andaspirations of the American people.
Resolued, That we cordially EN-
brace the platform of principles adopt
ed by the Convention, confident that
they will commend themselves to the
support Of the great masses of the
American people, and subserve the
progressive spirit Of the age.
ResOlred, That the lincoln Jour
nal, Fayetteville Observer, Nashville
Union & American, and Huntsville
Democrat, be requested to publish
these proceedings. ~
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THE DIFFERENCE

The Know-Nothing papers South
and the Black Republican ones North
are busily engaged in hunting up the
names of once Democrats and papers
in the North who have become Abo-
litionists and as such are now fer Ere.
mont. These stragglers they parade
with great glee, as positive evidence
that Buchanan cant be elected; and
also to show by inevitable inference
that Fremont must be elected! And
this gives delight to Southern Know
Nothings! Do they really prefer
Fremont to Buchanan? Do they
honestly rejoice that some Northern
Democrats are proving false to the
South, the Constitution, and the
Union? But mark the difference
While a few Northern Democrats are
against Buchanan and the platform,
and for Fremont and Disunion, 1.-THE
Northern K. Ms, With only now and
then solitary exception, are against
the Kansas act, the fugitive slave law,
and against the South generally
Not a single Northern K. N. voted
for the Kansas act, or for Aiken. Not
a single Northern K. N. paper denies
power to Congress to legislate against
Slaveryl Not single one defends
the rights Of the South! Some De-
mocrats are Nrong-aU the Northern
X. Ms are against the South on tria-
ci;ple and practically alsol--HantsuiIf
Adgocate.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-24
No Prospeet Of War.

The late intelligence from Europe
settles the question that has been SO
! anxiously considered by all on both
sides of the Atlantic. There will be
no war with England. The English
government have decided not to dis
miss Mr.. Dallas. This refusal evin-
ces an amicable spirit, and that it
meets with the appreciation Of the
English people is evident from the
cordial and hearty cheering with
which the official announcement Of the
fact in Parliament was received.
Mr.. Dallas viii remain atsthe Court
Of st. James as the representative Of
our interests, and viii probably be
the instrument by which settlement
between the two countries will be eff
fected. 1t is understood that the
Central American affair is in a fair
psogress towards the same consunl-
nation. .es :
The English Cabinet will not send
q new Minister to Washington, in Mr..
Champions place, until the present
administration goes cut.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-24

California Eauds-Tbe San Ma
teo election fraud in California, was
oneofa most astonishing character.
At the Crystal Springs precinct
where there we're but so voters, $40
votes were returned; in Belmont $40
votes were returned for so voters;
aud at Lilly's 500 votes for 40 yo-
tiers. Men were elected whose names
we're not on any ticket, and who we're
not known as candidates, and some
of the successful candidates received
2l7 votes more from three precincts
than there were voters In the coun-
ty. Altogether, there were returned
three times as many votes as there
were voters in the county.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-24

In the list Of patents issued from
the Patent Office at Washington du-
ring the week ending the 18th inst.
we find one to M. r. Bonzano, of New
Orleans, for Improvement in machine
for counting money.-M O. Delta.
According to some rough figuring
on the subject, we find that not more
than one man in every ten thousand
will have any pressing necessity eli
Their for the original or improved ma
chine. We are sorry to say that We
belong to the unfortunate nine thou
sand nine hundred and ninety-nine. I
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-24
THE CANDIDATES.

The following are the Presidential
tickets which have been already put
in the field. There is no knowing to
how large number they may be in
creased before the election
FOR PRESIDENT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT
Democratic.
James Buchanan, Pa. j C, breckenridge, Ky
Black Republican
John G. Fremont.s-C. W. L. Dayton, NJ.
Ksow-Nothiny.
Millard Fillmore, NY. Al. Donelson. Tenn.
K. " Boilers.
John G. Fremont,SC. VIM T. johnson, Pa.
K. ~ Sub Boilers.
r. F. Stockton. N. J. Kenneth Raynor, N. c
Abolition.
Gerrit Smith, N. Y. R. Mcfarland, Pa.
Spir1tuaIsfs.
Judge Edwards, NY. AndrcwJ. Davis, NY
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-24
Fillmore Rejected BY The old line
Wigs Of Kentucky.

The old line Wings Of Kentucky
held State Convention the Sd inst,
to consider upon their course in the
Presidential election. The Know
Nothings used every endeayor in
their power to pack tho Convention,
but their designs becoming known !,
they we're frustrated and madeto keep
out. After passing what resolutions
to them seemed best aud most prac-
ticable, a resolution was introduced to
the effect that the Old Line Wings
should cast their vote for Willard
Fillmore-which resolution was voted
down by si9teea against to one for
the vote being taken by counties.
This action of the State Conven-
ton shows conclusively which way
the wind is blowing in Kentucky
The old and firm admirers of Clay
hold too dear the great principles
which aetuated that mans life, now
to come up and cast their lots in
with a secret oath-bound political or.
ganization. The son Of Henry Clay
was in the Convention. Kentucky
may be put down as safe for Buchan.
an and Breckenridge-the ball has
commenced and nothing can prevent
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-24
OF SLAVE STATES.

1t will be seen from the above, that
if all the southern States go for Buc-
hanan, (of which we have no doubt
We will still need 90 votes from the
free States. OF these we think We
can count almost with certainty upon
4 from California, IL from Illinois, 7
from New jersey, q from Pennsyl-
vania, and perhaps So from New York.
We think these are not all of the free
States which will go for Buchanan,
but enough (S4) to give heavy ma
Ijority, even allowing the votes Of two
or three southern States to be thrown
away on Fillmore.