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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-04
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.

NOW Is THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY.
GREENTREE &, BROTHER, No. S8
Il . Main street, two doors below Purcell, Ladd l.
Co, take pleasure in informing the friends and pat
rons of their establishment and the public without
Distinction that they have recently returned from the
northern cties with large and beautiful assortment
of CLOTHING for FALL and WINTER WEAR
Their stock consists OF fine English and French Cloth
Dress ard Frock Costs, Fine French Cashmere and
Tweed Goats. Black and Fancy Doeskin Cashmere
Pants, Black and Fancy Silk and Satin Vests. Mar.
seiiles &c, &c.
full assortment of BOY CLOTHING, Also.
Trunks Shirts, Cravsts, Gloves, Silk and cotton I'm
dershirts, Umbrellas, Drawers, &c. Their stock has
been manufactured in the most Fashionable STYLE
and substantial manner and they will sell good and
well made Clothing at such prices will more than
realize the expectation of the public Their Cloth
taste Of customers. Be S7-lm*
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ARRIVAL OF THE PETREL-The steamer Petrol
from Glasgow, arrived at New York on Monday
She brings number of passengers and valuable
cargo.
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The WRKcK.-lt is now suggested that the
wreck, supposed OF the City of Glasgow, seen by
the Mary Morris, isprobably that of the British
iron ship Shandon, which was burnt on her passage
from Glasgow to Montreal, 4h ult in about lat. 54
Ion IT,
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FAnuREs.-There were two failures in Boston
on Saturday ast-one that of large clothing house,
the other firm largely engaged in the Australia
business.
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The STATE ELEcrIoNs.-The elections in Penn
syvanis, Ohio, and Indiana, take place on the 10th
OF this month. Fifty-seven representatives to the
next Congress are to be chosen In these three States
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ARLINGTON HOUSE,

W NJ Q Y N II II 1 Z RUPHIETUK
CORNER OF MAIN AND 9TH SITS.
THIS new and popular House offers SUI
Il perior attractions to the travelling community
and resident Boarders The House and its situation
10 the most pleasant and delahtfll of any Hotel in
this city. The Proprietor socita share Of public
patronage.
Price for transient Visitors 81 per day.
se 25-dlm*
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sAVANsAH-We are gratifed to learn that ths
peFslence which has 90 mournfully afflicted Sayan
nah, Is on hedecrease.
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WILLIAM r. BUTLER
MFOKfxR Or ss

!. = n AND DHALEn IN IL gssss
ul.ASSHAkE. LOOKING GLASSES, GAsTORS
81. AND FANCY GOODS,
lam srnE.x. SOUTH SIDE, nrcnneonDS
40 received per nhips = SenatpFl's e and
@rsss g shiS gort the lsrsese stock ~ CHINA and
rsz ~ WAnE he kss ever lssssslsre oGsred
ioI gsse; ana from the Eastern manufsctureu his
ssusl fnii supply Of cf0kASSWAREo Ct alI No. Eook-
,ng .0iasses and Fancy aooda all purchsss1 q che
Iewest prices ooeenable, and which be oaSfs 10 tho
sonable terms
N.H.special pains ststsa 10 pssh sssussly.
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ME-. CHARLKs BURKE, the comedian, has arrived
at New York from California tour. We reerel
to learn that he is dangerously i'll.
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FALL IMPORTA11ONe 1884.
:, GINTER & ALVEY,

= 1A41A1 AkxAk Oxbx A1xON6 I6oA
GINTER & ALVEY.
IMP OR TERS AND JOR BERH
No. 16 PEARL srREET, RIchnonD.
HAVE now In store, of their osu direct
importation. the laFsest and best asstxted stock
the trade. III sss--E ss1El !. Esssss ~
Our Nj. 0INTER having spent the past months
In the European market, buying GOODS for CASH,
a. low a. they are sold BY any importers IN this
~. %stszzsf HRA 55@ksf
We woald call especial attention to out stock Of
Hosiery Combe esT-Es
Gloves ss5s sAsss Thxea6s as
Hdkfs 4 CTsvats Bindinss
Laces Sewing Sits
Enbroidenss Fancy WooIlen
Dress Trimmings Goods.
Buttons : slgt EfsG# "a
se 4-dActs 0INTER 4 ALVEY
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ATTENTION!

ATTENTION!
EXPRESS BETWEEN RICHMOND AND
PETERSBURG.
TWICE DAHL Y Morning Express
4 leaves Richmond at 6I o'clock.
The Evening. Express will leave Richmond at
O'Clock
u Goods called for and delivered free of dray-
age, and with satisfactory promptness.
Charges on parcels, packages, boxes cases. and all
description of Ex press matter moderate.
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS CO.,
Sc 18-im Under Exchange Hotel.
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NEW FALL GOODS.

VxyE ,yonld rssnactfnliv an tba .ttar-
i w - ''yuM ''.uNM 1cSPVctAunJ Caii tn0 oss0n-
w ton ono Of & our friends and costomsrs and oil in
mai. stoocs' 1o's' " WI sAss1ss 1sass sea So"'
q AZ Pis;d pl.,rg .,a n; ,x s,,r tf..8f
Pisia Raw s;iIs .nd Me- noe.
plsjn Mar;nnss .rd Nonseiins IS as8a
Rich r nh roiSs s,iss - = iii Sssc,,utio,.s4s.
Ts.s S.nr,sin. snd Cn,sair cnoSs
cinths css.imsrss ana Va Vestinss ,n..f vs,;.tv
Sattinets. Full CluthG and Kerscya 6
Blankets, Fiannela and Itnseys
Together with one Of the lsreesr and hanSsomsf
sssortmonts Of Cloth and Velvet Talmss snd Cloaks
Of the latest Partisan styles which It will sord us
the greatest pleasure TO shew and with be offered ut
q very ANAL advance.
DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
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4 COX AT THIs.-42o, ,OoO worth Of

Ii Ready Made Clothing q cost ersbfacsng evcry
sfyls Of garments suitable for fall anA Winter wear
ID Riehmond the first ofJsnussy, 1e53 fsnd will
positively sell at cost either wholesale os rataii 70
merchants and others here d rare chance The
ample Call At the franklin Clothing Store, No gs
Main street u. 0EcOU CO.
N. b. A good cutting board Tor saie7oW. Apply ~
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ROARDING.-Two families may find
~ genteel snd comfortable Boarding, and good
rooms at one Of the most desirable locations in the
city, corner of Broad and 9th streets, Immediately
opposite Valentine. Crenshaw Co., near to the
churches, and to business makes it very convenient
A few young men a. day Boarders may also be &C.
commodated
For rent, also, good basement room, suitable kr
any kind of office. se a3-ts
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SINGULAR cAss.-Dr. D. r Dunlap, of Char
iotfs' NC. nov IN bic 7eth year. i sadsrisg from
whocpios cough.
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MURDER or EMicRANTsI IN KANSAS BY THE Paw
NEE lNpIANs-The editor of the Democratic. Pm.
form In his issue OF the 7th instant says:-Wbile in
emgrants visited the neighborhood of the Bio Bine
for the purpose of making claims The party d;vid.
ed-half of them travelling up that stream while the
other i've went down. One of the parties were n.
tackled BY the Pawnee Indians, aud the entire boev
fye In number, killed. We could mot learn theiI
names, but learn they are from Missouri. -
John +: Baugher, Esq, the young lawyer from
Frederick, Nd, who fellfrom the third story win
dow oil hotel at Madison, Ind few dsys aso
and was severely injured, has been compelled 10
submit to the anputaiion Of one of his legs below
the knee o"
The gold shipped from cal.iorni, ia the .p,ce Of
l,a a5ee sy years and eight months amounts 10 sI7O
sss,ess, and larger amount win probably be ship
Pea rem thence Ia 1854 than In 1852 yher tl,e
amount was s54 95,0O0 - "'''1 - 'a' y
Inc Hon. Reserdy Johnson, Ex.Senstor snd
nuoFnoy oen eral OF the United Htatcs, ssiIed Sor
Europe IN Inc Paethc steamer ON Saturday Last
upon visit of entirely professional busIness '-''
Have the courage to cut tho uosf .,rse.b,. -.
qusintance You have, when ron ara eonrinred 4.
lacks principle friend should besr with frss,ss as
infrmitias, hut not with hh vIces.
Haystbe conrsge to chow your respect for hon,
ssty. Y whatever Euise = appe.rs. and ysur CON.
tempt for dishonesty and duplichy By whcmsceYsr
Have the courage 70 prsfsx comfort ssd p,oers..
=, 70 fashiop u ~ things. - )
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yamss Bcyle, ths oldest member Of ths Annapo
x'lh, alter prctracted iliness.
Lsborsrs are said to BE- n sreat denand Il Ire
land, e g : day for msn Ind lsior womsn.
Havethe eousase n psuyidlne = ,eutorteisnm {
sor your ff1eaas, not b sxeeed yonr neon4 .sl
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CHARLES R. HARREYS.

HoUsE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER,
r. ASA !, 10Th st., between Main and Cary. Kg
cT All work entrusted to his caro- win be faith
fully and promptly executed. se 20-5m
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EXPRESS TO LYNCHBURG

EXPRESS TO LYNCHBURG.
HAVING made arrangements with the
ing lines for the transportation per Mail Trains of
Boxes, Cases Packages Parcels, and ell descriptions
OF EEFyess Matter, ready to serve all who de-
sire to the Express with unsurpassed facilities
for the rapid and Transit of ell articles commit.
ted to care
~ Charges moderate and Uniform!
~ No commissions charged for forwarding to points
off lines
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXPRESS co,
Sc Ie-lm Under Exchange Hotel.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

w The circulation Of the DAILY DISPATCH
sIcseds that Of all the Daily papers Of
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ING Wilmington Journal has an account OF q
rafiesnake which was killed at Whiteviiie. Colum,
bus County, North Carolina. on the ash sltimo,
measuring seven feet Ave inches Ia length tsn inch
% and half around the middle. and swinging aseil
with twenty six rattles on Il. Quite ! venerable
and respectable asnalkfr 6.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-10-04

HE MARSHALL AND HENRY BUILDING
FUND AND LOAN CoMPANiEs-The Board of Direct
ors of the above Companies at their meetings held
August 18th, 1854 adopted the following resolution:
/. Resolved, That forn and after to night persons
wishing to subscribe for shares in this Company,
shall be required to pay advance of five cents per
share per month, in addition to the initiation fee and
monthly dues, from the time Of orsanization."
October the rats Of subscrption viii be g IS DER
share. ,..sses, s@,fE fss- @1tf
Apply to the Treasurer, VIM. A. JENKINS, at the
Exchange Bank, or to the uHdersigned
e; JAS X LEE,
ne 28-t12O -s Sec. Of NJ. and II. Cos,
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e. j. FL. McCAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

Lexington, Va,
DRACTISES in the Courts of Rock
l. bridge, Augusta, Bath, Botetourt, and Lynch
burg and gives his attention exclusively to his profes
sion, as be has done for the last SIX YEARS. e-
Strict attention paid to the Collection of Claims
and prompt remittance made. jy 29-6m
EXCELSIOR WORKS. CORNER 7TH
IL AND MAIN STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.-Thepro
pie tor Of the above works s prepared to Plane
and Saw LUMBER of various kinds in the beststyle
and on the most reasonable terms.
He has on hand quantity of Dressed FLOORING,
of various qualities.
PANNEt STUFF, both ofNorthern and Virginia
Pine, ready dressed which he oilers at q low price.
SASHES, DOORS and BLINDS kept on hand and
made to order at prices that cannot fail to give sats
faction.
Orders solicited and will be thankfully received.
myI3 VIM. FORBES.
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Ir SHOULD BE UNIyERsALLY KrOWN--Ft

SdOULD DE NIVEhbALLH ANUWN---xUh
Il 10 stricly trusthst indigestion ID the parent OF
large proportion of the fatal diseases Dysenterys
other disesses enumerated in the city inspectof's
weekly cataosue of deaths are generated by indi.
ali who suffer from dserdered stomachs, aud IL you
are willing to be guided by advice. founded upon
peience resort ct once dent delay day to Hocv-
Jackson which, as slterativs, curatve, and In
vigorant. stands s.cno and unapproached: 0ensrAl
depot, TO Arch street We have tried these BIT
eases specified above Philadelphia City ITEM
Agents for this city, Messrs sPuRcELL, LADD 4
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nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AI

nANIEL HAGERTY, BELL AND
~ BRASS FOUNDER, having opened Foundry
on 10th street, between Main and Cary streets, il
prepared to execute orders for all kinds Plain end
Ornamental Brass and Composition CASTINGS, in
workmanke manner.
AZ he IL prepared to cast every day, ersons want.
ing work done can be accommodated In few hours'
notice.
All kindsof Ship, House and Church BELLS made
patronage from the publiois respectfully solicit.
hs,.sHishest cash prise paid for old metals.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mas. HANsEN, No. 600 FouRTH SrKEEr.,
SAYS OF Dr.. MLANE's CELEBsArED vERMIFucE.-
NEW YoaK. May Is. l852-A child Of mine showing
symptoms of worra gave IL bottle OF Dr. MLapeis
Celsbfated Vermifuee, which brought away 1 bunch
Of worms. numbsrns. shoula Judge, about thirty
The child was very sick dariSg the operation. but il
Ausu.t aSa and ssys shs had been nss slouSisS
@ q s'f sasR si1 3; yS sL
MIFUGE, which brought away frpm her over threa
t. snsy ss .sss shs now believe her
MRS. BuGGINs, Q German woman. residing at 204
MnaE ;'fsss sas sI S:sf M Of
passed two LARG TAPE WORMS: esss ~
The above certificates ali from parties well
known in this city. If there any who doubt they
nave me names ana addresses and can satisfy them.
P S gBr M Lanes Ccle brated vermifuse. also hi,
Liver Pills can now be had at all respectable Drug
E Purchasers viii please be careful to ask for.
and take none but DR. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE.-
All others in comuaIison, are wortaless. oc2
DR.. WIN. H. FARRow, an eminent physi-
used used s srABLsK's Asoprss casnRY ExpEcros.HT m Srs
aud DIARRHGA CORDIAL to the entire relief of such
diseases as they profess to cure" that they happy
therapeutic agents. and must be of infinite worth to
| the afflicted and mankind at large;" and that he
10 70 M these
try wEere the impurity of commercial druss 10 one
Of the greatest obstacles the Of the phys
arhea the latter. Donf neglect your disease, but
take the remedy at oncethey should be kept in ey-
cry family. ready for instant use.
| agents. ~
Price for each only 50 cents. or six bottles for
=. h. sTABLER { CO., Propristors,
PURCELL, LADD Z Co,
sE IS Wholesale Agents Richmond.
And by DrusRists and Merchantx aenerallv tbrpusb.
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CHOLERA PREvENTIvE.-Dr. RoBiHson's
CHOLERA PREvENTIvE!-Thi preparations IL offered
to the public not infsble remedy. but AZ bsng
the best yet discovered for Cholera Cholers Morbu
Diarrhoa, Dysentery, Pain in the Stomach and Bow.
els Sick Stomach. &C., Ac 1t is not unpleasant to
the TASTE causes unpleasant sensa.ion, and does
not restrict in diet. Eat and drink in moderation,
such things you have found BY experiences TO agree
with ycu. e. D. ROBINSON, N. d.
0fEce ON franklin street. opposite Mstropolitan
Hall. "a &3m
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NOTICE.-OYFIcE OF THE Va. e Trss.
~ r. Co., LrkcHBuss. 18th sErr.. les4s--rhs
eEtknTH annpaI meeting Of the sfocshsIdets az
the Virginia snd Tennessee Rail Rosd Comnspy, win
be held st the Office Of the Company in tl,e AZ !.
Lyuehburg, on Wednes1sy the 18th dsv Fl f,etk = =
next. VIM a. HIJGTlE9 SssssssS
% 2-dt260 wv
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CARRIER & Co.'S AMERICAN HoTEL,
Staunton, Va: w. b. GARBER, ]. b. BRKcKENRIDcE,
L. l. STEVENSON, Proprietors. 17'
Travellers will find this new estsblishment o first
class house, and the Proprietors always willing to
promote the comfort of their guests. -
= The "American" s situated immediately ct the
terminus Of the Central Railroad. jy 22-Sm
!, The VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE AND Ma
RINE INSURANCE COMPANY-csptal $500. 600
office 18th street. Best 10 the Post Office. This
Company asures against loss damage bv fire In the
city country. Real and Personal Property, inclu
ding vessels and csrgoes In port OF on voyage
au 25-Sm O. r. BRESCE, Actuary.
F. NJ. RoBsRrsoN, Draper and Tailor,
Governor street, opposite the Dispatch Office Rich
mopd. Va. se 9-dSm
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'HE MEMBERS of the Virginia State
Il Agricultural Society for the city Of Ricbn,ona
viii Plssse csb and pay their annual subscription OF
one dollar to Mr. Ed. D. EACHO, at his once Mr
Escho siso euthorized 10 receive the contributions
OF new members FRANK @. RUFFIN
g-fa Secty Va ats Aor
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-03
The Bitter End.

Some time ago discussions between the
Louisville Journal and Courier became per-
sonal contest, which has finally been pursued
to the SPLITTER end" if the end is yet. Last
Wednesdays Courier contained an article
against Prentice, which in the minds Of all
honorable men, was utterly inexcusable, no
matter what circumstances had preceded it,
or might have afforded to the mind and heart
Of its author, an apology for its publication.
We are sure, the sober second thought OF
the writer must have condemned the passion
which for time overcams Judgment, and per-
mitted him to worse than ridicule the physie.
al misfortune of an antagonist. However
that may be, the article in some Of it's parts
can have no apology. Mr.. Gallagher, the
senior editor OF the Courier, has been for
some days lying oil bed OF sickness. In
Thursdays Courier. he publishes the follow.
ing card. We are glad to know he was not
the author Of the Objectionable article:
A Card. M
Respect to my past life, and justice to my
future intentions, impe. me promptly to ex'
press my regret and surprise at the Publica-
ton of the leading editorial in the Courier
of Tuesday, written in opposition to my
known wishes-(by one, however, who had
surrendered no right to disregard them)-and
inserted without my knowledge. l claim to
be compromised by it in no way. In con-
nectIon with the press Of some twenty years,
this is the first time that anything of this
character has appeared in the editorial col.
umns of Journal under my entire or partial
control-and it must be the last. All such
things are opposed to my tastes, my judg.
ment, and long cherished principles. They
may be right for others-they are not right
for me. l sit in judgment upon no one but
myself. w. ID. GALLAGHER.
OLDHAM Co., May 30th.
P. Son my further restoration from a
painful disease, that has been affecting me
for month, and for the past ten days has
held me PROSTATE, shall be heard further
upon the subject. On his return TO his post
my associate will speak for himself.
The Journal of Thursday says:
Having learned that Mr.. w. ID. Gallagher
the senior and only responsible editor of th'
Courier, is confined TO his bed by sickness
we have temporarily abstained from pursuing
the COURSE, which, in our opinion, justice Il
the public aud ourselves requires; and have
determined to await his return TO the city
which, we are informed, is expected to-mor
row.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-03
Monetary and Com inerctaI.

The general features in the money market
during the week, have been favorable; and
although matters are still stringent, consider
able progress-has been made in the scale Of
improve ment. Confidence has been consid-
erably strengthened, and money is more free
ly offered out of doors, on strictly first class
paper, but names not of this character, still
pass with difficulty, and all the offerings con-
tinue to be very closely scruinized. In the
Banks and discount houses, capitol has also
increased, but the supply is not yet equal to
the demand, though greater proportion OF
the paper offered has been discounted, than
for some weeks past. The offerings of bust
ness paper continue comparatively very light;
and in this no change may be looked for,
while the present stagnation in the general
markets remains. We quote first class bust
ness paper IL per cent. Second do. l5als;
Railroad do. "a. Real estate mortgage loans
have been made 10 some extent at 10 per
cent.
Eastern Exchange has declined to Gal
prem, closing dull, which is favorable indi-
cation. Currency 10 scarce, and this feature
is not unfavorable inasmuch as it indicates
that the Banks are prepared to put out their
circulation pretty freely as soon as circum-
stances will render such q course safe. They
have been trimmed up pretty closely within
the last three weeks. and a pretty effectual
check has been put upon their expanding
tendencies. They will be all the more heal
thy for this, and as remarked on a former oc.
casion the financial system Of the country
generally will be benefited rather than i'm
jured, by the late pressure.
New Orleans Exchange is scarce, and is
in demand at par at prem. In bills a fair
business has been done, at 2a3 per cent. dis
count for so days date, on the East and
South, with occasional sales OF first class
Eastern at II discount.
Gin. Price Cur, 3la,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-03
Thinking for Tbemselves.

All Democrats in Indiana, it appears, can
not be whipped into supporting the Nebras-
ka bill. There is a little independence IN
some quarters, and a very great determine
ton at the same spots among Democrats 10
entertain and express their own honest oPin-
Ions without respect to Locoloco conven.
tions, or their unprinciPled dictations. The
Democrats of Lafayette have exhibited such
q disposition to think for themselves, as must
strike with horror those minions Of conven.
tons who dare not have q free thought OF
their own.
Last Monday evening there was mass
meeting vf the Democracy of Lafayette held
at the Court House, which was crowded to
overfowing. Hon. Dan. Mace, who has
been compelled to return from Washington
to take home q sick friend, addressed the
meeting. 1t is said that his remarks gave
great satisfaction, and a warm feeling was
manifested toward him, and strong DISPOSE
ton to rebuke the action OF the State Con-
vention, in endorsing the Nebraska law
We hope Mr.. Mace will be returned from
that district, if Wing cannot be elected.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-03

INDIANA SABBATH SCHOOL AeENcY.-The
American Sunday School Union has estab-
lished at Indianapolis depository and agen-
cy for the State Of Indiana. Mr.. ]. w. Nc
1ntyre is the agent. All persons who wish
for information in regard to the operations of
the Union, or to obtain employment as mis-.
sionaries, or to procure its publications. or gen.
orally any advice or assistance in regard TO
Sabbath Schools, should address Mr.. McIn-
tyre. The location OF this agency is perma-
nent, the stock is ample to meet all the wants
of the State, and the numerous railroads and
other facilities of travel enable the agent to
send books promptly to any part of the State.
We hope that ministers and Christians of ell
denominations will avail themselves of the
offered assistance Of this agency. and do
more in their respective localities to estab-
lish and sustain Sabbath Schools.