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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20
Nashville & Decatur Railroad.
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Complete from Nashville 10 Decatur.

DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS WILL COMMENCE RUN
IL ming from Nashville 10 Decatur, Grand Junction.
Memphis, Jackson, Tenn, Canton, Jackson Miss and
New Orleans, on "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2lst. ise0
making close connections North and South
The shortest ana most reliable route passing through
the finest portions OF Tennessee and Alabama having
gen;iemanly conductors, and making quick time No
Line offer greater inducements 10 travellers than
this route.
The Passenger Trains over this Road viii leave Nash
vile at A NJ, and 6s30P N. Arriyeaf Nashville ut
/ 90 A. n, and 20 Pm
Freight Trans leave Nashville at SIS A. NJ Arrive
al Nashville al $50 P NJ. W ON. PERKINS,
novIT-tf General Superintendent.
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The Vote of Tennessee,

The official returns of Carter, Scott, Smith,
Laud rdale and Weakley, have not been re-
ceived at the office of the Secretary of State
Will some friend in each one of those couu-
ties send Us the vote Immediately?
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20

s-A dispatch from Washington City to
the Charleston Courier says that Secretary
Cobb has notified his Georgia friends that be
will not be candidate for lhe United States
Senate if Lincoln is inaugurated.
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Eng Sims at Chnnceru .Snle

DURSUANT to decree Of the Chancery Court at
Nashville, in the case of Feiix g Mckay vs. Lewis
Y Craig and Others will sell to the highest bidder
the Court House. in Nashville on ifoqddy 100. Decenl-
ber 1850, Five Slaves Eliza, Ace Martin Betty Ann:
and infant Guild OF Eliza, its not known
TERMS.-SiX months credit, purchasers TO give notes
with two approved securities. Such Of the children
as are under ten years Of viii be sold with their
mother the woman Eliza J. E GLEAVES, c. / N.
nOX2O-td.
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Bell Grays Attention (!

NFEMBERs are hereby notified 10 meet at Luskys
MI Hall No SO Broad street, on Tuesday afternoon,
(Nov 20) in full uniform, punctually ST O'Clock for
parade Every member IS particularly requested 70
be present as there viii be meeting held al the same
time BY order Of the Captain.
nov l6-td R. s. PATTERSON, o. =
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CILK Shirts and Drawers. heavy and very fine; Cash
t~mere Shirts AMI Drawers, heavy and very nnei
Merino Shirts and Drawers heavy and very nne;
Lambswool Shirts and Drawers do do DO 90
shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers do do do
Canton Flannel Shirts and Drawers, DO do DO
English Brown Cotton
The largest and smallest men can md Underwear 70
t them at No IS Cherry street. one door from Union.
oct2O-u II McGIIL-
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straved or Stolen.

TNROA my residence, on Friday night last near me
II Buepa Vista Springs BLACK PoNEY about four
teen hands high with brand his right hind quar-
ter VIII give rewurd Of SO 10 any one VINO VIII
give me any information as 70 his Whereabouts,
ncv15-1w l. SoSe~-
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WANTED TO RENT.

A WELL Improved Farm for Dairy purposes with
IA abundance grass Snd water, containing from two
10 five hundred acres, and not TO exceed miles dis
lance from the city For further particulars apply al
this Office noy17-4t
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Auction Sale Of Furniture, Bedding, Car
peiings, ETC., tte..

THIS morning, Friday, Nov. 16, AZ 10 O'Clock, B.
4 + SHIELDS CO., viii sell account Of removal,
variety of Household articles Terms cash on deliv-
cry. Also 20 boxes ". R. Cheese; 80 boxes Z d. DO.
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Sheriff's Sales.
No. 225O.
SheriG3s Sale

SheriG3s Sale.
DY virtue of vend. directed and delivered
II from the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its September Term 1860 will
expose 10 public sale to the highest bidder for cash al
the Court House yard in the city of Nashville, on
aturday, the Sth day OF December, 1860 all the right
title, claim, interest and estate, which e. R. Haes
al, then had, or may have since acquired in and I
the following described piece parcel of Land, lying
and being in the county of Davidson and Stated Ten
neSSee, bounded as follows at point the Western
side Of the Whites creek turnpike in the centre the
turnpike road opposite the South corner Jno
g. Bakers wagon yard, thence running with said road
towards the city OF Nashville hundred feet thence
at right angles with said road hundred and ten
feet to twelve foot alley thence parallel with said
road one hundred feet Northwardly, thence two hun
dred and ten feet TO the beginning Levied as the
property of VIM G. Lanier registered in the Registers
Office OF Davidson county, State of Tennessee Book
d. page SO. Levid as thu property Of C. r. Haes
ct al 10 satisfy judgement rendered in favor of 2
L. Weakly.
JOHN K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff.
novl5-td By E. D. WHITW0RTH D. 5.
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HolIowayss pills and Ointment
Serofula or morbid deposits in the lungs joints aud
tissues These nedcines have rendered this disease
less formidable scourge than formerly II has been
incontestabIy proved that in sc-ofuous affections they
have effected thousands Of cures. sold everywhere.
ga The best and safest, as well the cheapest
method Of curing all humors and chronic complaints,
is to use Or s A weaver's never falling rene lies,
which are advertised II another column. Try them
and you viii say SO too. From the evidence have
seen in their favor we know they must be valuable
articles. novI-d4w4w
We take pleasure in calling attention to the medi
cines advertised in paper by J. n Harris Co, of
Cincinnati. Perry Davis Pain Killer is well known
the public, and needs no recommendation from u.s. as
its good qualis1e in all cases have been generally
tested. The merry Wine Bitters, cases of dyspep
STA jaundice, complaints, and in ali where
tonic Is necessary is highly recommended. pr. Wea-
ver's Syrup An terate are desirable remedies in
arising from impure state Of the blood The
bined Of the is said result favorable in all
cases In the above list may be found panacea for
all diseases; try -MaRston Star Feb I5 1860,
Mansion juneau Co.. Wis. nov1-d4w4w
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Chancery Sale
Of Valuable Farming Lands.

IN pursuance of decree Of the Chancery Court at
Charlotte, rendered al the September Term, 1850,
in the case John r. Anderson, for OF lrby Nor
gan & Co. against J. ". and N. F. Shelton, I will
saturday the 22d of December next, proceed 10 sell
TO the highest bidder, at the Court House door in
Charlotte valuable Farm lying on Yellow Creek in
Dickson county containing about 400 acres about 100
acres Of which is cleared and under good state Of
cultivation The above described tract Of Land has
upon it comfortable Dwelling House, with all neces
sary out houses plat of the above described Lands
will be shown On the day of sale. Terms cash
novlO-Im H. C. COLLIER, c. K.
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GergEa aud South Caro-.
lima Money.

VITE viii sell goods and take in payment Of debts
w due US, ali Georgia, South Carolina and Alabama
money AZ par till further notice.
novl5-u SNYDER : fni<fNri-i-
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DeIavare-omciaI.

We give below the official vote for Presi-
dent in Delaware
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Magazines for December.

7 ISLES New Family Magazine and Gazette Of
II Fashion, for December, just received by
GREEN & co.
GoDEY's Lady's Book Tor December Just received
by GREEN & co.
PETERS0N'S Ladies National Magazine, for Decem-
Der, Just received by GREEN x co.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received at Publishers prices by
GREEN * co.
DAILY Herald and Daily Louisville Journal for sale
by GREEN & Co
noV20-f No. Union street
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FOR RENT FOB 1861.

rT,HE Store Room on College Street, occupied -
i By Messrs- Gould Freeman - Fcrni- I:ssssH
ture Establishment t-.kz
Possession given lst January, ls61. Apply
70 [noyz-u1 MICHAEL NAeenS.
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EdgefsId & EentlclEy EGaIIroad.

- ~ y ~ = Z 49,. -
Nashville to GAINESVILLE. Hep
kEsasville, GUsseIivi.ie, Sc.
CHANGE OF TINE,
Trains daily, Su days excepted commencing
MONDAY, November 18th, IS6O.
GOING NORTH
Leave Nashville at Gas and II5 Pm
GOING SOUTH
Leave State Line at a. N. and 40 P N
Arrive at Nashville los A. N. and eco P u
The morning train from Nashville connects at TAFT
Station, near state line, with Slaughter Co da
line OF four horse coaches for HopIinsville XIV via
Treuton, PembFaEle, &c
From HopkInsvile stages leave for Columbus Ky
Paducah, Smthand, Eddyville and Henderson
The Evening train from Nashville makes close con
nection at State Line with train Of Memphis Branch
Railroad TO Russeilville, Bowling Green &c.
Fare from Nashville to Henderson 81 SO.
A ANDERSON,
nov2o-u Chief Engineer, l. x n r Il.
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IHE MILL ON IHE FLOSS. Novel. Bv cAo-..
fiot Author Of "Adsm Bede" ana scenes NJ 6Sa'
ca LIE svo Paper, so cents Library Fdition =
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ID. G. LA RUE'S
Wonderful Panoptico n;

w o q q I u = q u o D { c o u;
LIFE-XovISG MECHANICAL EXHIBITION OF
The War in India and the SepOy Rebellion,
The thrilling of all modern miracles embracing
astounding combination of Eighty thousand Morsz1
and actiu9 models Of Men, Horses and Animals
1t Is not Panorama, painted j few hundred feet
OF nat canvas but is startling and faithful represen.
taon of actual occurrences, with bewder-
ing accuracy my mechanical models endowed by
genius with the correct motion and impassioned vO
tiOn Of life 1t is the most complete and expensive
cOmpend of art exhibited.
RS-Exhibition every night at u before O'Clock
Doors open at O'Clock. afternoon exhibition Friday
3 O'Clock.
FE-Tckets so cents. Children % cents
novI9-tf D. c. LaRUE, Proprietor.
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ROSA or the Partisan Girl. From the French =,
mo. Muslin. 10
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TIE WOMAN IN WHITE. Novel. By WIKI ~,
ms Antnor OF Antonna p 'sThe Queen OF Hearts, >,
Mclean svo- Paper, IS cents Muslin. ri, M
Edition aose readyl u ne Ae0
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F4 s8A on THE PHYSICAL FORCES A Course Of
SIX Lectures on the Various Forces OF Matter sns
their Relations to each other By Nich.eI Fs-s,ssT
D. = L, :: K Failerisn Professor Of chemistry'
N0y a. ms1ltotloq Edited BY VIM Crookes, F. c s
WIN Honlerous ILLUSTRATORS. limo Nnsifn q
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Melv Adpertisememts,
Ssreat @neeulation.

DERSOSS OF small capital who desire 10 invest in
L one Of the most valuable and miraculous inven-
tons of the age have the opportunity by calling
upon Col ISAAC KOORBACK, who is now stopping at
the Commercial Hotel This is affair which pos
sesses genuine merit. nov2O-2t
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my NOVEL" By Pisistrarss Caxton. or yaristiss
IN English Life BY Sir z BuIver Ivtfnn . roIs
INC, Muslin (Harper's Library Edition 81 Bul-
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STUDIES IN ANIMAL LIFE By Geo q. lewis 4,
cravings. 12mo. Muslin IL
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WHEAT AND TAREs. a Novel 12mo, Muslin.

ITALY N TRANSITION P,5bi,e scsnss
opinions In the Spring OF 1850. Illustrated by ns,
ciaI documents from the Pspal Archives az he D
W NGtgn Legations By VIM Arthur, A N 1ano.
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ODD-FELLOWS' HALL.

Commencing Wednesday night, Nov. 21st, and &C
tinue Thurs lay and Friday nights, and Friday aft
noon at 8 O'Clock
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AISLE snlhoI RICHMOND dG Novel By Anthony TrOope
the Spanish Main - sThe Three Clerks y b Ia sao
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ODD PEOPLE. Being Popular Description OF sinv..
lar Faces OF Man By Captain Mayne Reid. Aut6or
OF The Desert Home % .sThe Bush Bows % 4. WIZ
Illustrations. 16uo. Muslin
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THE LAKE REGIONS OF CENTRAL AFRICA A PIE
ture OF Exploration. By Richard + Burton Can
tain Il NJ. l. Indian Army Fellow and Gold Medal
lst OF the Royal Geographical Society. With Man
and Engravings on wood. svo Muslin Uniform
with BGTth and Lirinsstoa<
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THE FOUR GEORGES Sketches Of Manners Moral
Court and Town Life. By W. Il Thackersy vol
limo.
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ChAPlERS On WIVES BY Mrs Ellis. Author If
Mothers Of Great Men" limo NusIinn 3--O' Vi
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The WEST INDIES AND THE SPANISH MAIN p,
Antnony Irolope, Autho- Of doctor Thorpe =
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fhE QUEENS OF SOCIETY, By Grace and Pha,n
wharton With Sixteen Fine and characteristics b
cravings on Wood. By Charles Altauont Dox'Is =.
the Brothers Dalziel. limo Muslin git A Sna
Edition Of this popular Work Is 4Oss ready.)
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". T. BERRY & CO., have also on sale
NICARAGUA Its People, Scenery. Mountains r..
sources, Condition, and Proposed Canal With 100
original Maps ant Illustrations. By z G. SUujer
formerly Charge D'AfAirs OF the Q. s TO the Repub
lie OF Central America vol sEe.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21
"What has Carey Done9n

The above question was started by the
Messenger, and has been reiterated by ev-
cry pro-slavery Douglas sheet in the Dis
trict. Always happy to impart informa-
tion to those desiring it, we will mention a
few things that Mr.. Carey did at the last
session of Congress:
lst. He voted for the appointing of the
Covode Committee, which has brought to
light the rascalities of the leaders of the
present Administration, Beans amongst the
rest.
I'd. He voted for the Admission of Kan
sas into the Union, thus showing his will
'lingness to allay slavery agitation.
Sd. He voted for just and discriminating
tariff bill, which would have relieved the
government from embarrassment, and Civ
en- a new impetus to the Agricultural and
Manufacturing interests of the country.
4th. He favored the passage of Pacific
Rail Road Bill, which would have opened
to civilization the millions of acres of unim.
proved lands in the great west.
5th. He advocated the passage of bill
which would foster and protect the Agri
cultural interests of the country.
9th. He voted for the Homestead bill
which gave to every male over the age o
81 years 100 acres of land free of charge
The above are some of the things which
Mr.. Carey did. Now let those paper
which have been seeking information OF
this point, hasten to lay this article before
their readers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21
Enthusiastic Meetings.

On Saturday last Hon. JOHN CAREY
and Hon. r. p. BUcKLAND addressed the
people Of Flat Rock, Seneca county. Some
1000 were present. In the evening bril-
liant torch-light parade was had.
On Monday evening Mr.. Carey spoke in
Sumner Hall, Bellevue, making strong
and telling speech.
On Tuesday afternoon last, Mr.. Buck.
land and Carey spoke to some 800 in a
grove near Townsend Centre.
And in the evening of Tuesday he spoke
to the citizens of Green Springs.
Wherever Mr.. Carey has spoken the peo
pie are more than ever impressed with hi:
fitness for the station of Representative o.
the Ninth District, and for the credit of his
constituents, we hope he will be reelected
for the next Congress. Mr.. Carey, Gov
Dennison and Hon. ]. M. Ashley viii
speak at Fostoria this friday afternoon.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21
CoRREsPONDENCE-
FRrMoNr, sept. 10, 700.


/. M. KEELER-Dear Sir:--Ihaye gen
orally voted the Democratic ticket, but this
fall shall be obliged to take different
course. find that tho candidate for Pro-
bate Judge is John Bell. will give my
reasons why l cannot give him my vote.-
First: When DR.. Wilmer was fairly nomi-
mated for Justice of the Peace, he got up a
meeting and nominated John M. Smith for
said Office and voted for him, thus boiling a
regular Democratic nomination. Second /:
He bolted P. P. Finefrock and voted for o..
L. Minis. aAE.'.
Third bolt was on Michael Wegstoin for
Sheriff.
Fourth bolt was on A. B. Lindsay for
Prosecuting Attorney.
And back of all these, he bolted Judge
Knapp for Treasurer. More might be ad-
ded to the number, but here is enough to
show that he has time after time, bolted
and refused to stand by the party usage.
Again, he has held Office for some 50
years and made some $4,000 out of the
people of this county, and now is farming
out the Office to his son-in-law, John M
Smith, man who, like himself, has seldom
voted a Democratic ticket.
The next name on the ticket is James N.
Smith, for County Clerk. 1 cannot vote
for him for several reasons.
First: A few years since he run against
James R. Francisco, las good Democrat
as there is in this county,) when Mr.. Fran
cisco had been regularly nominated, and
the crowning act of all, he was RUN BY
THE KNOW NOTHINGS OF BALL
WILLIE, AND WAS A MEMBER OF
THE LODGE OF THAT TOWN
These are my reasons why l cannot sup
port these men. If these charges are false
let them, over their own names, come ou
in the Messenger and Democrat and deny
them. l do not want them to stand arounC
the corners of streets and do this, but le
them come out at once in these papers, anC
l will make my charges good by sworr
testimony from good men, or will retract anC
agree TO vote for them.
A DEMOCRAT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21
THE FREMONT COUnIER.

This is the name Of the German Doug
las paper published in this place, edited by
DR.. f. Wilmer Quite sensation was pro
duced last Friday by the appearance of the
Courier. 1t came out independently and
manfully against some of the candidates Of
the demoralized Douglasites; giving deci-
ded support to John Carey, for Congress,
Joseph r. Bartlett, for Probate Judge, and
John H. Blinn, for County Clerk The
leading editorial gives the reasons for this
support, and they are good ones We pre-
sumo Doct. Wilmer is convinced that the
German voters of our county and district
have been used long enough by designing
Office seekers, who really have no respect
for them or their rights, and that honesty
without such democracy, is better than de-
mocracy without honesty in public officer
If the editor could only get the scales offalse
democracy off his eyes we think he would
see more names on his list of candidates
which he would serve his country and the
true interest of all Germans especially, by
leaving off. Still it is a good step toward,
true manhood to dare to disobey the orders
of the rotten, debauched, and demoralizeC
leaders of the party in this county, and The
Doctor will, no doubt, be subjected to somt
hard trials of courage for doing what he be
lioves best in the coming election. If hi
example shall be followed by any consider
able portion of the Germans here, the ole
Court House rats had better prepare t,
| leave their nests.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21
Congressional Candidates.

The Republicans of the Ninth district
have re-nominated Hon. JOHN CAREY, the
farmer of Wyandot county.
The Douglas Democracy have nominated
WARREN P. NOBLE, lawyer of Tifin.-
Some of his antecedents can be known by
reading the articles from the Ohio States
man in our paper to-day.
The Breckinridge Democracy have NOM
mated Gen. JAMES CANTwELL late of Rich,
land county, and now resident of Hardin
county. Mr.. G. was the Democratic candi,
date for State Senator last fall in tho Ash.
land district, and was beaten by DR.. Glass,
Republican, by less than hundred major
ity. He is better politician and q stron-
ger and moro able man than w. PDNoble
Let every voter in Sandusky county con
slider well before he casts his vote for Con
gresham. Hon. JOHN CAREY should be
sustained and returned for the next session
If you would have your business properly
attended to in Washington, cast your votes
for man who has some interest in the
welfare of the district, and who is an honest
laboring man.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21
rIaine 20 rInssachnsetts.

The Republicans of Boston had a rcusiDg
meeting one evening last week, and while
Hon. Ansou Burligame was speaking, the
following dispatch was placed in his hands,
which he read:
Portland, Tuesday Evening.
The Republicans of Portland, in behalf
of the victorious hosts of the Pine Tree
State, send greeting to the Republicans of
the old Bay State. The children of Israel
have slain the Ephraimites, and there is
great joy in the land. We now stand with
our armor on, ready bury the little giant on
the 9th of November. We are now having
a grand procession of Wide Awakes, with
torchlights. OT1s CUTLER,
For the Republicans of Portland.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21
walker arrested and to be shot.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 1.-THE Spanish
War Steamer Francisco, Deasis, arrived at
Havana from Truxillo on the 7th, and re-
ports the British War steamer Icarus with
a transport and troops under Gen. Alvares
proceeded to the Rio Negro, where Walkers
army was encamped. The boats of Icarus
proceeded up the river and captured Wal
ker, who, with his 70 men, we're all brought
to Truxillo and delivered to the Honduras
authorities. Walkers men were very des.
titute and many were sick. They were
permitted to return to the U. S., upon con-
dition that they would never engage in an
other expedition against Central America.
Walker and Col. Rudley were to be shot,
The Guatemala expedition arrived after the
capture of Walker.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-21

Mr.. Douglas spoke in Maine, and the
Black Republicans triumphed.
Mr.. Douglas spoke 10 Vermont, and the
Black Republicans triumphed.
Mr.. Douglas will speak in Ohio-aDd-
A word to the wise is sufficient Gin. Cour
The Republicans not only "triumphed, >
but made heavy gains in Vermont and
Maine, through tho kind assistance of the
"son of his mother" His visit TO Ohio viii
be worth at least 5000 votes to us, and il
his associate, "Vesuvius" Johnson, will only
help, with appropriate comments on biz
own record, we shall expect to gain 10000
on our large majority oflast year, to which
the personal services Of DOUGLAS material
ly contributed. We also anticipate grea
benefit from the intended visit Of thest
worthless to Indiana. Gin. Gdz.