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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
Buchanan's chances I'm Pennsylvania.
The south must vote for Fillmore.

The Buffalo Adrertiser, in the course of
some speculations as to the result Of the
October election in Pennsylvania, and the
probability of Mr.. Buchanan's defeat,
says
The election which Ia 10 take place In that State
(Pcnnsylvanial on the l4th OF October, will tell
the story, 50 lar az Mr.. Buchanan Is concerned II
his friends aru beaten then, no will not carry
single free State AMI nothing but the efforts Of the
supporters OF Nj. Fillmore can prevent the election
OF Fremont In the event OF free soil triumph In
Pennsylvania, IL will DO for tho Southern States to
determine whether they will unite with New York,
aud thus secure the election Of Mr. Fillmore, or
keep Mr., Buchanan In the Geld with the knowledge
that he is iorcdoomcd 10 defeat 10 the Electoral
Colleges, and throw the choice OF President into
tho House Representatives, giving full scope and
opportunity for that Intrigue and corruption In
which tho rcesoil politicians such experts The
vote Of New York Is safe Tor Mr.. Fillmore, In any
contingency. The contrary IL pretended by the
republicans; but they were equally sanguno OF suc-
cess last fall and our we'll founded claims to the
State were ridiculed and derided as absurd beyond
description. They asserted then, as they do now,
that the real contestants in the canvass we're the
democrats aud themselves; and when we rolled up
our handsome plurality, distaucng the democrats,
aud leaving the republicans long way sstern they
were overwhelmed with astonishment and morti
icaton. We shall produce the came result, with
like conseq uences, on the 4th of November
And long before the day of election arrives, our
coming triumph will be so apparent and well
assured that no of observation and INTEL
ligence can entertain any doubt on the subject
The southern people will understand this, per.
fectly, and it would be an insult to their saga
city and good sense to suppose them capable of
mourning the risk OF Fremouts election by
throwing away their votes upon Mr.. Buchanan.
Let it be demonstrated on the 18th of October
that Mr.. Buchanan cannot obtain the vote Of Penn.
syIvania, and his defeat is settled, beyond all the
ordinary contingencies of political contests; for if it
is known that he Cannot carry his own State, he
will stand no chance whatever of receiving a single
vote from the other fifteen free States The Ameri-
cans and Ors,rvative Wings of New York will
take that Fremont is not elected and they will
look with great confidence for the co operation of
national men elsewhere to secure the election of
Mr.. Fillmore, and thus put end to that sectional
strife which is cOnvulSiRg the country.-Buf-
fdio CON-, Sept. 2.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
Con. Pickett at KnoxviIIe.

A correspondent at Knoxville, writing
on the morning of the mass meeting there,
speaks as follows Of speech made by Col,
10. G. PICKETT, The night previous. We
have heard this effort spoken Of as one of
Pickett's very best. He made several
speeches during his brief stay in Knoxville:
''An immense crowd were addressed last
night, in front Of the Court House, by 10. G..
PICKETT, of Smith. 1t is needless for me to
say that he thrilled and delighted his hearers,
for every where he speaks the wild and enthu-
siastic shout tells full well the deep impression
he makes on the heart. For one hour and a
half with the deep toned and thrilling eloquence
of . Prentiss, Sheridan or Phillips, he poured
forth the volley on the enemy, the effect OF
which was fully demonstrated by the plaudits
of his admiring friends and the dismay of the
trembling and totering foe. Surely the days
of jacob -ladderism are numbered.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
Better Late Than Never.

'INHE Celebrated Genuine PAN CAKE, FLAT PRESSED
and LYONS T" IST TOBACCO has juss been received
by LYONS Co., Wholesale Dealers in Havana Cigars La
quors Tobacco &C. LYONS Co.
seP4 10 Cedar street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
The RcuctiOn Free states.

The ST. Louis Republican, Buchanan paper,
speaking of the reaction in progress in Illinois
says
To our minds, the Fremonters begin TO despair
Of the State They sought at first, and succeeded
In getting up very considerable enthusiasm In favor
OF the Pdthtiader, they call Fremont who illus
trated that character by leading bis men OF the
track, and then abandoning them 10 perish 10 the
mountains by cold and starvation. They commsnc.
cd the present canvass with all manner of clap trap
associations, but il is likely 10 end as ngloriously
as the expedition 20 which we have referred. As
thinking men begin 10 reflect upon the folly Of put
ting 10 the Presidential chair a man altogether in
experienced 10 public affairs reason comes TO their
aid and they have enough OF pride Of country left
60 save US from such infection. ALREADY a rsac.
fiOn has commenced ia the public seRtiBe,i AZ uss
cOuRfry. This Is beginning TO be very visible. A
large number Of those who we're relied upon AZ Ere.
mont men, are attaching themselves u the Fill.
more party or the Buchanan party, AID viii do all
they can 20 defeat Fremonts election. The papers
IN bis interest and the demsgOgues, have over
reached themselves aud filed the people with DIS
gust, asd henceforth there VIII be positive daily
decline 10 his popularity.
R6~ Will the Union and Amcrican make
a note Of the above. 1t processes 10 be-
lieve there is no reaction going on, North.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

q, A STRIKING ADMssIoS.-The editor Of the
New Orleans Delta declares himself 10 favor
of the election il Mr.. buchanan, aud yet be
admits, that, of Mr.. Buchanan were elected,
the republic would probably be broken up. he
says
If Mr.. Buchanan be elected although some
se,nblapce of Constitution may be preseFt Cd
four wears longer by bis exescise Of the veto
power. we can by 10 mesDs affirm that IL Sill
be 50 preserved.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
MIR. II. III. COOKE.

II AVING taken Interest In business, VII not
hereafter hold any regular Auction Sales. The styo
OF our hrm remains the same.
NAsBv1i LIZ, Aug. l, 1856. IRBY MORGAN co.
p. S-We have removed IN new store, No. J Pub tc
Square, where opening new and hsndsome sock
Of Ra and Winter Goods 70 which invite the attention
Of Merchants generally. Laughs
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
Teunessee PioXy Factory

AFAKEs PilWs Of ths bel n4Irsaa add varsity
NJ Wrrarht Iron and steel Moad BoaFdS n shl and
isft hand Piss A. W. PUrNAA, ProPristor
THus SHAAF. Manager.
aaEl5-Sa
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
MERCHANT TAILORING.
WARD 4 BIRMINGnAM,

NO. I, Cedar Street,
HAVE received their stock Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, OF all the latest styles, and win be pelsed to
wait upon all their old friends and the public generally
Also, good stock OF FURNISHING GOODS.
sept4-1m.
OATs.-6O0 BUSHELS SHIELDED OATS on hand and for
" sale BY (septi) d. ID. DICKEY, College st..
CtORN.-5,0O0 SACKS CORN on hand ant for sale bv
" sept4l d. D. DICKEY, 5 Co lege street.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

W. z. BERRY d CO., have also received
THE MARTINS OF Gro MARTIN, BY Charles Lever.
THE WANDERER, by the Author Of The watchmanI
HELEN LINCOLN, by Carrie CsprOn.
THE HIRELING AND THE SLAVE, CHIc0RA.
and other Poems, by William J. Grayson
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
4nNEGRnEs NOR SALE.

HAYS 90 hand aboa fcrty Nesroes or ralr, consisting
L o. Men Women and II frls, C,oks kc, azsongSs
liu are Al thst come "Ec recommended and pro-
perry voach.d or." Cal soou.
aagi9 IS. REss W. PORTER
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

CoNsIsTING OF NEW SONGS, DANCES, FARCE5, AND
DISSOLVING VIEWS
Doors open at ~ O'Clock, p. Performances commence
s. Admtanee so cts children and Servants half price.
~ This troupe will perform at SPRING HILL on Wednes
day night Sept 10Th aud Columbia Thursday, and
Friday nights, Sept 1ith and 18th.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

hereby gwen the Stsckhatera 81 Ne heneefson
Nashsla Railroad Caupang Stvsatscnta install
a per csas uon tslf sieck ms ass and AUS
b paid 81 helore he nssl day e oetooSr ntAA
IL order a tks board Il Drertofs.
AMBROSE o. GORDON. Eeey.
ts,ts-s ~ g. RailFoad ceaPaag.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
NEW GOODS!

L G. McNARY O.. oVening ms day aFrc lot Of
II. NgW GOODS --Ah laces AmoTotderies collars
SARA. sits kn Benes nil sets q aPplque Lace- These
are nee zunlis. Ca fqaics they siu be All gone
Aul Isss X. q. MaSARY d Co
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09
For President:
WILLARD FILLMORE.


WILLARD FILLMORE.
For Vice President:
ANDREW JACKSON D0NELS0N.
Electors for the State at Large:
George G.. Dunn, Of Lawrence county.
Andrew L. Osborne, Laporte.
District Electors:
/. James G. Jones, Of Ysnderburg.
2. David T. Laird, of Perry.
8. John Baker, of Lawrence.
4. William Z. White, of Dearborn.
5. Fred Johnsonbaugh, Of Wayne.
genry Ii. Bradley, of Johnson.
Z. William X. Edwards, of Vigo.
s. James Prather, of Montgomery.
O. Thomas S. Stauftld, of st. Joseph.
10. John B. Howe, of Lagrange.
IL, William K. Hale of Wabash.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

a1e one OF the senators OF the college Of Justice.
AUTHOR OF THE LIFs or LORD JEFFERY,'
In vol limo, well printed.
sdnourgh has sent out few books fa II entertain
ment, or so high in value, as these MsmorialsS
ExANEER
oi almost every man or woman OF Intellectual note be-
longing TO Edinburgh society during period covered nv
these recollecons there is skefch given and as -oyk
Of rare and genuine value, recommend n N.
attention Of the public these Memorials"
SPECTATOR.
ave can heartily recommend this volume which has ths
attraction Of gossip snecdote with value biography
and history"
LRADER-
besides being treasure table takers vain
able private OF the distinguished u en- and in
portan events that marked the progress Scotland at The
close Of the last and the first quarter present CEN
tury."
NOTEs QUERiKS
We are indebted TO Mes Blacks Of Edinburgh for ops
Of the peaantes books which have issued during The
present season. The book model books OF such
nature Full Of go sping and graphic notice Of Aud
Reekfe at the commencement Of The present century,"
ILLUSTRATED LOSD9N news
THE book Is exceed ngly readable entertaining. rrh
In pleasant anecdote and lively gossip"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

?. S The German demonstration in New York
city, few evening since Is sorth 80, 600 votes 10
this State for FILLMORE. You should publish the Ac-
count OF Il 90 that our Democratic friends can see
wh,rs their former allies have gone
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-09

w. T. BERRY q co. have also on SALE
RELIGION IN COMMON LIFE. By the Rev. DR..
Card, Of Scotland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25

Saitsn the Grand Gordon II ths Legion Of Hosor. The
ceremony took place with great pomp Turkey bssom-
sg civilized. The Turkish government has scaaly
ssed report Turkish finance and the wants Of the
Budget
The Roman Catholic bishops In Austria are coming 1t
stsopg since the publication OF the eoncordat 1t is
scarcely cecibe that such circus that recently
saed BY the Archbishop of Milan is printed IA the nine
teentb century. enclose 1t tor your psrussl
Jenny Limo Is the only bright star have In London
~ the present moment
Some has been created in dramatic circles BY
Smith the lessee of Drury Lane theatre using to allow
Charles Mathews play Windsor Castle at the Queens
command His reasons that the Queen and Court
never come TO theatre, and that the small annual sum
r the royal has been vthdrawn and that be loses
~opey whenever his actors taken away TO PLAY At
Windsor
Commercial matters are blank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25

weight and ipch thick. Pssged and rolled iron in
bays mo plates three sg1ts o. inch thick aud over
ard than ~elve inshes wsde fat ure 70
Re exported duty free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25
INTERESTING FROM RUSSIA.


Corr espondence OF LONDON News.
II. PyrYEsBrRG, Dec. 30, 1855.
Since the arrival of Count Esterhazy, The 26sh,
veral conferences have taken place The Count called
first on de Nessel-ode aud the following morning NJ
de Sepisvin raid Writ TO .he Austran Minister We
ali GU what will be the result Of this
step the part OF Austria but the more vioen. will not
give credit the Of conceas)us which certain
high person sges seemed disps TO make The Adler
bergs Ulos and the Aenscbkos (the later thinks
ne NAV postpore his departure for oronstsd) attend
every cay the Cabinet Of the Emperor who generally
resolves them in company with DIS brothers.
The Grand Duke Michael il occupied with the su2ern-
Of the preparations FOR strengthening the for
Gcatif ns on the coast 81 Finland.
Count Nesselrooe often the Grand Duke Cons.au-
tine, ana s sad thar the harmony ~hich now ears
TO exst between the parties which divide the Court In
due to the influence Of the Empress Marie aud TO that Of
The sister of the laIe Emperor.
would not discourage those who bur yed mp With
hopes OF peace yet uust ray that in the opinion OF
persons whom know TO be- well Horned, still
far from being agreed tae essential points In the
ewes Of Russia the Black sea Ia essen t,ay Russian
lake, and she coils iders 81 i'm concession ad
init Turkey though with territory its coast TO discuss
the cond ions Of The protection OF that coast and n pa
cipate in IL. Az 70 the principle Of the mare cJusurc
I am assured she will never give IL mp.
For weeks past the Emperor has been much oc.
cuped with the troops and bor-es destined complete
the vairy divisions OF the guard The Grand Dukes
Nicholas and Nj shael frequently v the batteries on
| the Neys Tbs Notifications from oranspoaum TO ct
Petersburg on the one tide and from Lid Moss to the
capital on The other will brittle with mortars OF an
enormous caIibre
The journal az S. P,tevsouvg Of ths day contains an
obituary notice Of General Destrem who was formerly
pupil 81 the Polytechnic School II Psrs and who yss
st. Petersburg in 1910 with three other Frencs
officers In order TO form the nucleus for the new Tnst
tute of Points ct Chaussees and Public Buildings Cen
Destem was the constructor Of Cronsadt and OF the
Point Nicholas, between Finland and Russia Tins az
sebastopol constructed by Ecgliihman tho for
tress fich II tho key TO st Petersburg bull. by
Trenchmsn The death Of General Destrer IL regarded
by more thsn one Russian as a bad omen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-25
TIE vEhY LATEST.

Vkfh v En- LAVh9Ts
fTnRGRAPmo FROM LONDON TO IIvERrooI-I
LONDON, Saturday, Jan, IL, 1876
PEATE NEGOTIATIONS.
BERLIN Friday Evening, Jan. IL, 1856
II seems to DO known here that the reply of Russi
Count Fsterhnzys propositions is fsr from decided
gative
In our diplomatic circles long series of negotat
Ia looked for.
The Prussian ministry Is getting exceedingly ner,
about threatened general blockade Of the Baltic by
Allied powers
IT Is said that part of Colonel Manteuffels mis-
10 Vienna Is to ascertain whether Austria will give
support TO Prussia In case Of such a violation of
neutrality, meanwhile, Prussia is redoublinR her Ell
TO induce Russia 10 come to terms
The King OF Hollsnd has added his efforts TO thos
his relative the King Of Prussia to urge on the
necessity and policy Of peace.
DENMARK.
CorTurSAeEs, Friday, Jan. IL, 1St
royal proclamation orders the election of me nbe,
the Supreme Parliament Of the monarchy, which il
yoked for the 18th Of February The election mus
concluded by the 22d inst
RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 8, 1856
The great Cosnoi1 of War Is concluded. and from '
has transpired the subject IT appears that the
sian tactics for the approaching campaign have pn
gone aome important notifications. Various orders
of from hesdquarters would seem to indicate the :
luton 70 abardon the Crmea altogether for part Of
troops are ordered to march for the Caucasus, to
orcs vbe COPS Ct General Mouravie6 Whit others
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-16
Illinois Items.

The Common Council of Chicago have is
sued an order for the purchase of one OF
Lattas steam fire engines.
Frceport has voted $1,000 for a Fire De
partment In the same city a number of
mad dogs have been killed recently.
Fifty children, from the CLONE for the
Fricndlcss," in New Norl. City, left on the
29th, for new homes in Illinois.
Mr. McSpcrit was knocked down in Ma
comb one night about two weeks ago and
robbed of over goo, He was not seriously
hurt.
! fire occurred at Mackinaw, Tazewcl
CO., last week, by which James Matthews,
tn. l.. Matthews, and a Mr.. Smith lost $4,000
worth of property.
Since the decision Of the supreme court
Of Missouri has been rendered in favor Of
the constitutionality Of the railroad law Of
that state, by which the means are secured
for completing the railroad from Hannibal to
St Joseph, the prospects Of the Pike county
K. Il. in this state have revived. a compa-
ny, it is said, has offered to build the road
and lease it to the Great Western K. H. Co.
at 100000 year.
The Peoria and Bureau Valley L. L. Co.
have declared a halfyearly dividcne Of per
cent, payable on aud after the first Of Feb
ruary The halfyearly coupons on the bonds
Of the Company were payable at the same
time.
On Friday Of last week, says the Elgn
Jonrnai, Il son OF Geo. llassan, aged about
nine years, had his thigh jammcd between
the locomotive and forward car that he died
in few hours He and companion bad
been in the habit Of jumping on and of the
cars, notwithstanding repeated warnings.
Fon KAssAs.-A company is being made
up at Magnolia, Putnam CO., u omjyratg to
Kansas in spring.
The Morris bridge begins to assume some
symptoms Of its completion. The frame
work Of the first plan is completed, and men
are at work upon the remainder - GrnRB
NcraR
ANornrR ILLINOIS Il. L. prI>.-un Mon
day Of last week passenger train passed
over the entire lcugth Of the Alton & Tyrrc
lIaute r. r. from Alton to the latter city;
and last Monday regular trains commenced
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-16

Coal MrSiNG At ia SALIr-We have
mentioned heretofore that several wealthy
companies had been organized and were
sinking shafts with view Of mining coal
on an extensive scale at La Sale. From n
conversation a few days ago, with Il citizen
Of La Sale interested in these operations,
we learn that the "Kontucky ComrGuy,' as
it is called, although chiefly composed Of
Peru and La Sale capitalists, has attained a
depth Of lGOlcct, having still about 80 feet
TO 20 to reach the first vein. his they ex-
pect to accomplish at farthcstiy the lst o.
March and as the company is supplied with
all the necessary machinery for raising coal,
they will then be able to mine such an article
as Illinois has not hitherto sent 10 market at
the rate of three or four thousand tons a
months.
The Shaft being sunk hy Mcssrs Hit &
Sanger, we learn has also made such pro.
gress, that they expect to commence raising
coal by the lst Of May.
If the coal in the La Sale basin is such an
article as every geological test yet made
warrants The expectation Of, La Sale will
drive Eric and Ohio out of the western
market, and will soon have built up for her
self business that will make her the Pitts
burg Of the west.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-16

CAIRO ITEMS To give our readers at
distance some idea Of the business transact
cd in Cairo, we viii state that on Friday
last, one cstabishmcnt-W Williams, Stephens
4 Go 's-sold between seven and eight thou.
sand dollars worth Of groceries, The great.
err portion Of them were going to Burlington,
Iowa, and the remainder to Springfield and
other points in the interior. Other business
houses here have also been doing n large
business. This is easily accounted for how.
cyer.-thc firms who do all the business, ad-
ycrtlse extensively.
4 company Of capitalists from the intcri
or of this state, were in town last week, and
purchased lots on the lcyec, in the first block
above Reed 4 Cunningham's and almost di-
rcct,y in front of our Office. The conditions
Of tie purchase are, that the said company
arc to build on the said lots, with all posi-.
bic dispatch, eight buildings, either of stone
OF brick The company are now making
contracts for the materials, and the buildings
will all be completed by, or before next fall
So we 90.
The fifty dollar diamond pin which was to
have been rallied for the other night, while
passing around among the crowd for cxhi.
bition, was suddenly spirited away, and al.
though the doors were locked, and every
man in the crowd searched, it was not forth
coming. u temporary o morcs,
DR.. Hacker and Capt. Wilcox, Of Jones.
boro, were in town last Wednesday, on their
way to Nicaragua. They shipped on the
Edinburgh for n. Orleans. Success 60 with
them. Delta, FEB. GM.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-02-16

PAEGEg II. misunderstanding Marcy,
under date of Feb Sth, las addressed q
final note to Capt Walkers minister from
Nicaragua, stating that after mature dclibc-
ration, the President can see no reason to
change his previously announced determine
ton not to receive him as minister from Nj
caragua.
Apropos Of this decision, We have in the
Sycamore Sentinel We have a short bio
graphical sketch Of this Mr.. Parker If,
French, which, if authentic, would furnish
reason enough for his rejection, were he the
minister of England itself Among other
extracts, the accounts state, that in 1850,
he made mp 4 party in n. y. Of cmigrants
90 California, agreeing, for pay in advance,
to furnish them with transportation, proyi.
siouS, guides, &c, for the trip. He CON
Quoted them to the western borders Of New
Mexico, and there, after attempting to rob
them Of their mu.cs, &c, deserted them,
leaving them wholly helpless and destitute in
the middle Of the desert. lie then joined a
gang Of McSican banditti, and after untold
roj1yrics was caught and imprisoned in Du-
range, where, after a years confinement, lac
wagTricased, on agreeing to fight the Indi-
ans by whom the people of Durango were
then greatly harrasscd. He next appeared
in California, ana afterwards joined Capt