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How Goes the Fight I

Gloriously There is bow Of promise, betokening
complete triumph streaming athwart the American hor
zon Of louisiana respendent and beautiful as that
which otentimes bends from the skies in golden sheen,
giving that flood shall again overwhem the
earth.
We have good tidings from all quarters and all we
have to say to our friends is stand to your arms keep
your powder dry maintain the sanetity Of the elective
franchise and that frauds perpetrated and all
will be WELL With strictly legal vote will be able to
carry the State and city majority perfectly crushing
Let see that none but legal Votes are cast The
Americans want nothing but that. 4sN H3a j,
We have nothing to fear except from frauds Again
we reiterate our Warming guard against frauds.
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AKERI0AN MEETINGS.

The following meetings will be held by the American
party Of Louisiana in the parish Of Orleans:
PUBLIC MASS MEETINGS.
Sd. at Algiers, on Tuesday, s0th, at O'Clock M.
4th On Canal street. junction of Bourbon and Caron
dele streets Saturday Sd November at O'Clock p NJ
Hon Duncan F. Kenner Hon. Randell Hunt, John W
Price, George Eusts Jr. cypren D. Dufour Capt Chas
D. Drsux, Col. Dick Stewart, J. j. Michel, M A. Foute
Hon. Theodore e. Hunt George b. n WALES and other
distinguished American orators will address the respective
meetings. oil 2dptf
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SHIRTS Shirts for the Prince Shirts for
the million Who has mot heard Of read Of, or realised
g. N. Moody's shirts. He ia home sgain and his old
friends and many customers will be glad to hear,
Offers for sale large assortment OF shirts OF the newest
patterns at the cheapest ratss He also has on hand an
excellent sesoen OF sravats gloves etc., and indeed
everything desirable ar the toilet Read his sdyeriss.
mont aud rssollsss " Aeas, carRsr N gsas s.ssst
and Fsshsass PISA 49, - l - Z.
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ANOTHER GRAND RALLY
SAM In LAFAYETTE SQUARE.
IMMENSE GATHERING OF AMERICANS

The American Mass Meeting Of Saturday
night in Lafayette Square, exceeded, if posi-
Bile, the expectations Of the most sanruine
members Of the party, II was regular rouser,
such as has never been exceeded on that scene
Of many meetings, and its good order and en-
thusiasm were proportionate to its immensely.
The weather was favorable, the sky being clear
and the temperature just suited to an open air
meeting. Long before the hour of meeting, the
platform in the centre was surrounded BY a
dense crowd, and the continually arriving ac-
cessiens to it, of single individuals, squads, and
wigwam PROFESSIONS, by degrees swelled it to
such bulk, that none but stentorian speaker
could ever hope to make himself heard BY all.
The scene was as inspiriting as stars and stripes
and flaming torches to the eye, and music 70
the ear, could make it, to crowd of thousands,
actuated by one patriotic impulse. At the
proper hour the meeting was called to order
by Col. Chas. NJ. Waterman, and organized as
follows: M44.M. Z
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DEMOCRATIC MISUNDERSTANDING with
the great American meeting Lafayette Square
urday night the Democrats had meeting in Annunca-
tion Square We could not be present but informed
That there was quite respectable crowd sweed was
by the Misunderstanding fsinimity juvsnilty of the
neighborhood. It was presided by COL g. w. oakey
as President, and forty fifty Vice Presidents The
Speakers were Mr.. Charles Where, Judge Rost Mr. n.y.
ANS, and Mr. 7. semmes. OF course the country was
saved the American party snnhilatsd etc. etc. to the
satisfaction Of all present According the Courier and
everybody will rely it, of COURSE there were eight to
ton thousand people The Antics will have another
rally tonight on Washington Square, at which there will
Of courses DO eight or ten thousand people present.
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DENTISTRY. Our friend, Dr. Frederick FL.
Knapp, whose reputation one Of the most skfu and
finished practitioners is coe1tensve with the Union has
just returned to the city after protracted professional
Of three four months We were glad to see him
in ths enjoyment Of excellent health The Doctor has
taken office and residence OF 156 Canal street. where
he will be prepared to attend to all patients We advise
all with diseased teeth to call upon him. They could not
make better selection
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CARPET WAREHousE.-MessrsA Brousseau &
Co.. No 10 chartres street. daily receiving direct
from the manufacturers the approved patterns
the various styles and qualities Of eapeting ocloths
etc. fnssmuoh GELD weather Ia close at hand those
who desire to make comfortable the hos.heasb might
dad II to shss eseFl 10 ps ssa ssAs look ay thew
sssaststBti $50 -
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Our city is all alive with the stir of business
and preparations that precede the advent of winter
hundreds Of our old citizens returning by every
veysnoe and as matter of they desire oomors
bly, furnished houses AL such refer to the advertise.
ment OF oharlesEA. Stewart, Nos III and 17s Canal
street. and advise all who want handsome furniture to
give him call
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The New York Courier says that among the
applications which will come prominently before Con.
gre will be that for another of steamships between
New York and Liverpool to the alternate weeks with
the Collins line and to DO chartered upon precisely the
conditions upon which that line originally created
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NEW JEwELRY STORE. - Gregor & Wilson
have just opened at No. Camp street. new stock OF
slocks, Watches ewslry guns pistols etc. They
prepared to do all kinds Of work in their line with prompt
ness and dispatch. See the advertisement.
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UP-TowN.--Our readers, and particularly
those residing uptown, will be glad to learn that s. B.
Churchill Tsrpschore and streets now
opening choice lot of embroidered collars
fanne etc. Before making purchases elsewhere and to
save Themselves much trouble our lady readers should
call at Churchis and look the great bargains that
be offers. See advertisement
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The Washington Evening Star pronounces
the story Of special Russian ambassador to this country
entirely FALSE and 1t gotten up for the purpose
humbuggng the essdulous correspondents Of Northsra
papers.
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WINES AND LIoUoRs.-F, w. Cooler, No ITO
Common treet, opposite the st. Charles Hotel has in
store choice stock of wines and liquors. which, in an.
other column he invites the attention Of purchasers
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REMoyAL.-J. W. & w. H. Allen, dental sur.
geons have removed their office to No 14O Canal street
We would recommend our READERS and the Messrs
Aliens many PATIENTS to bear In mind this fact
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GsT To DRUGGIsTs sale, the Stock,
siars, Fixtures will WHOLESALE DRUG sTnpr
situated the most aoaIi.hR Wsatsrp Texas
and doing business 81 from ky forty thousand desrs
soa ssssuns bshsW wishing 70 sea from hasIoess iii
Fsits s,TfssEFRyz 4 CA I M s.as,,
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Carpet Warehouse,

CffAKfHH6
By daily arrivals raesying
fresh suppea Wilton BTuss Ia
PESTRY Busar Phys ingram CARP ETIGs also FLOOR
OIL CLOTH of various wdths and quas a
lpartmsnts. "
Camb Cohh, Window Shades, Table Piano
Cloths stsir Reds all VI which
o99 9pst A. ER0uSAEAU a. 90.
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Us v. B. PALMER, the American News
Agent the only authorized Agent paper cities
of Boston, New York and Philadelphia duly empowered
take and Subscriptions u.s. Hi.
receipts will DO regarded His oces
lays Bndng Now York, Tribune Buildings Philadelphia NJ E.
corner Fifth and Chestnut atrees. oaU
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and elegant assortment of
s II ! r. # o.,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
efsrsd ssaolishmsnt grsat diysz
Of designs hare been produced for FALL
thing worthy attention has steamer
MooDYs reputation ohsapnsIs be- svor
in hs line from glance the which he enabled
his Goods Of his large and advauAgsoas purchases
the North and inpertaions from Europe.
Excellent SHIRTS from his manutaetory
Half dozen for 81. Try them.
UNDER SHIRTS and DRAWERS, at SOC. each.
dozen ENGLISH HOSIERY at ~ per doEsH.
Splendid SILK cRAvATs Squares, 81 9s sasA.
Beaufort, DsJonyile and Alma TIES, at Soc. sash.
LINEN CAMBRIA HANDKERCHIEF ffne than ever,
at$sB per pair.
Handsome Dressing ROBES at % each. W.
Winter CLOVIS twsrm and strong) al ase pair.
500 GINGHAM UMBRELLAS, al 1ss. each.
Jouria's kid GLOVES expressly
ehsspsr than
Boys fine SHIRTS and UNDER GARMENTS,
LADIES HOSIERY, st4.
1000 euriositss In articles for the Toilet
Writing case', hest qaay Fsrunsry, Travelling Mauas
Porte MOunaiss, Dressing Caxss, Useful Prss.sta.
And everything TO render the eompsts
GENTLEMRN's EsTABLIsHMENT
- s.. N. MOOD 'S,
corner Canal street and Exchange Place.
aT SHIRTS made to order, avery STYLE York prices
o9s 9pH
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1000 PEises amounting
ONLY TEN THOUSAND NUMBERS.
Hd- Tickets, S5 o0 Halves, "a 50; Quarters, 81 %
Address SAMUEL SWAN. Boz No. IS s, Nsw oresasP.o.
o3sA
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.H,OaD is your Chance.
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BIZ AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF GEORGIA.
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Let therefore, having regard the rpsnihin
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Lstthcse now buy, who ught before
And those who always bought, now buy the more.
Bat 10 the sehsms Look nt sosn weleonnt your chance
and ak yourself Withstand hs ehs
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PARIsH oFJBrFER.soN.

- - ~ = - - ~ = ~ - - - ~ ~ ~
M FOR SENATOR,
4. { FERGUS GARDERE.
For REPRESENTATIVE,
JAM sLH. MEHAFFEY, @
gle ORGE o. LAWRAsON.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, "
W. p. SCOTT.
IRON SHERIFF, -
IPAsCALIs LABARRE.
.- $i. = I'D
FOR CORONER,
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rok.cLERK or COURT, .-tz.
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FOR AssEssoH, s
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD.

A committee of the Directors recently made an
examination of the Central Railroad with the view
of sscsrtaining the progress made upon the Sec
tious under contract They make the follow ing
report on the subject, which will be interesting to
the public:
AT q late meeting of the stockholders of the conn
pany, COMMITTEES was appointed to examine the
state of the works at the western end of the road
The committee performed the duty and made thu
following report
The committee appointed to examine the state of
the works at the western end of the road lef, Mil
borough on the 2Sth of August, and rode over the
whole line to Covington. They were very much
gratihed TO notice the amount of work which had
been done during the present year
The whole unfinished grading Ia under contract
with the exception OF a few sections of very light
work, which can be completed In six months from
the time they are commenced
The arrangements which the Board made iu No.
vember last, enabled the contractors 10 continue
their operations on all the sections that required
pushing and they have the gratifying fact to report
that in spite of the severe financial pressure which
pervaded our country for the past twelve months,
and caused the entire suspension of works on many
roads, all the heavy work has been steadily pros.
ecuted with the exception of one piece of trustle
work, the plan OF which may undergo some
change, and that nearly half of the entire grading
ID finished, including masonry, bridging and tun-
mel archinp.
The road is one of unusual directness for
mountain region, ana 10 belng built In most subs
stantisl manner with such width of roadway. and
slopes TO the cuts and fes, a. will ensure perma.
nancy. The first three sections west of the point
near Milborough, to which the grading Is finished,
contain some heavy work, all of which, with the
exception of the trustle work at Lick Ruu 10 pro.
crossing well. The distance from thence down
Padd Greek to It's entrance into the Cowpssture
for miles is remarkable favorable.
For the purpose of preserving the directness
OF the line, ss above mentioned, three crossings
of the Cowpasture we're encountered, two of
which are avoided by changing Its channel, thus
saving the expense of two bridges, and securing
an exemption from the casualties OF high water
which constitute source OF some danger. The
change OF the channel 10 we'll advanced one
OF the abutments of the remaining bridge 10 fin.
ished.
After leaving the Cowpasure the line continues
lis direct course to the mouth of Wilson's creek
when it enters the valley of Jacksons river near
Clifton Forge. The grsdngs for several miles up
JRcksons river seem TO be nearly completed. The
work at this point embraces bridge across Jack.
sons river, one of the abutments of which 10
finished and Is beautiful and substantial piece of
work
On the whole your committee feel pleasure 10
stating that they think the work is in very "a To-.
factory condition. f. FoNTAINK, Chairman.
S. d. BRowN ~
SAML. CARPENTER,
w. ]. ROBINSON
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PALL RACHagaa ssas
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~ sasa %' % ass "a S E 81:
half forfeit Closed nrs1:s lss Ssns csA Che foowias
nsr, out Of GassasdrA. four ysars Old. zaxs So
Mr. Towle: namss sh. M co.dsila Read, by was.
seI out OF Madora, Eve yearB old tal}.bf s1s
out Of HsSs four 1rss sssfs sn c E. p S''n
MT. John csmI6ell names q. N. Florida. sy wss.
Mr.; John C.mpbsli Dsssss Cd Z. Essss sys,,u..
BY Wasner. out Of Gloeaa three years old. = -
Prince George. ont of Rsssssfs dam, ssvss year. ~
Mr. II. r. Msesr.sh names sh " Sam sBsssssr sy
q Mr. John Walsh names b. 4. LAwsou, by Wasrer
oct OF NJ instf ers dam, seven yesrs ola as6Ea9s
MT. Caivia Green names eh b. Prank fort. b. Clan.
CO; out q Mary Morris four yesrs ola 3 = s'"
s;.:i: N :s :.i5ss: 4;
II, nsy,a aeD.nisi psmes ~ Rss-st, dan, b,
css.shsm hes. and Jane, Tally pamss 8. = ss Rev
C.lvia Green nsmes b. q. By sovereisn. dam Ann
THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDxY.-Joskev Gin,
;S po9sTa s iaffs ~. aiai5 aTiaain5RsDAY
Purse $500, two mile heats.s go 81 ss-,T't-S
FIFTH DAY-fRIDAY, Oct IA s~ espstsas
fsi.-,iosed with the foiiowins sntiss: nail M 10Y
Houre Hall rsms Union. By Rsslstsr, dam
Meoausla & Morris name oh fby Rsssas, dam By
osps Johp Bsiss.s asas; Y. r 4. rrisdsts srf
hn Gca~essl g e asrnss sh b. olsnoss dan, :1mily
% J. lh.x name. 4 . Q. BY in,stssa Hoo.s.,
sIxTa DAY-sATUEDxY. Oct is -propri..or,
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General de Bsrg. who commands at Sweabare,
uss been decorated with the order OF 81. An

1enerai de Berg. who commando at Sweab0fs,
drew. N'' ~ " % =" :
THE DANISH SOUND DUES sv ~
Ihe following 10 the preeiss text OF the Danish
Iote addressed to the American Minister st Copeu.
T. is;en. In reply to eommunicatlon in which notice
mn,eh existed between the United States and Dem
M ceoonfosmsby to The with which you EXPIRE ..ed to
nnouncing to you that received on the same dsy
communication containing the notics that In q Fre-
miosa;o see onitea ststes had announced the ter
sa.on which vi first concluded on ths 6tb Of Anil
,seo, ostwr en- Denmark and the United states for
oei,g 90 notified sincerely share In you- resI at -
.eeing treaty expire which has 10 long bens6 te5
:. .ss Of the inhabitants Of the United
o gsd to observe To you that my government can
,s nos admit the eonuexion which is
tne government of the Upited States bstweeu tbe
suppression of the sound dues and the treatv in
question, which in reality regulates the rate at which
M .ns sound dus. are to be levied American ves-
which that charge 10 founded is quite indepsndsnt-
tne government of the United States has assu "a ed
initlative In the termnstion oftbe treaty the
tpssIamene OF the king, my august master, hopes
snat oveltures win be made TO It for couciudlne
new treaty calculated to maintain the commercial
tween tbs wa,en men nave hitherto happily e.isted be-
qaences, a. DISASTROUS inevitable of the defnit
s.ue aas.nstion OF this tresty-a consequence which
the Sound and the Belt to be treated A. vsrse.
OF nonfavored nations Accept. DC.
Inc rads Constitutionnsl. after supposing the
syent OF the Danish feet firing Into American YES.
.s.. 'nsT attempt to ps Without paying ths dues,
srs'.es s N and conferences without end; but at the
~ AZ tnece, there might still be conflict; aud
ths would os to give Denmark a. an ally to
ne .ns5 Westera powers Ose thing however must be
~ sII tsis s .eas DsnTars has drswq good deal
sss s,his. IP.a sefse BY the wsY Ia ghish she
=. rsss OF tsxetion Of the Sound 80 that slth ssh
p.oosSiY amsrios wou'd !nd the Western powers
60 ss prsteusions. they might ct the same
Tine have isw observations to otter 20 the Dsnos
vhc would probably listen to thsm standing In want
Of projection and help, " eA'
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N HAGERTY, BELL AND BRASS
H. FOuNDER leeh strset, hstussa Mr. ana
rasrssar aii iisds q flsa asd 6sssns2tSI Sssss
aed Camyoation oa11iass.ssss 5 stNss1 n -
.Aisp ssl klaas e 1r.s rIsishlsu, sssA = Ansssl
Ahos FL ein1ee1 neeen. Nntos aaA = A1oa 49,
ssaStsi asass@sss soastAptl9 c4tta
Az sisas~t 1kIe ensAeSoertef. sol<.A
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FEMALE CAPTAIN.--Amopg the boats on the
Erie canal 10 one commanded bya female-Mrs
Capt. Peck The Buffalo Republic says she 10 q
''screamer' 10 her way, and has twice been before
the Albany courts; once for whipping an impudenl
deck hand" and again Tor trying TO pitch form
or owner OF the boat into the canal for demandinp
bis pay of her.
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ARRIVALS AT QuEBRC.-Tbe arrivals of both pas.
sengers and vessels 10 the st Lawrence this wear
show great falling off compared with last wear.
The number ot passengers arrived up TO the lat
September at Quebec this year, was II 92I. against
1918 last year-a decrease of q, ,024. Less than
one.hsf the amount Of tonnage has arrived nj
Quebec this year, which entered there last wear.
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IDEA OF A THUNDER SroRM.-The finest idea Of
thunder storm extsnt was when Virgins came homo
ash. Now Virgins Il g teacher. and had drunk
much lemonade, or something. he came into too
the room among his wife and daughters, and just
Then ne tumhled over the cradle and fell whoop on
The aoor. After while he rose and said
wife, are you hurtf' 'Nop "0iris, are you
hurtfp mo"
Terrible clap, wssn'tit7'
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THE CoTroN CaoP IN MISSISSIPPI The Mobile
1Aia) Tribune has lsttar from Mississippt which
ssysthat wst weather and the worms are destroy.
'as the cotton crops Ia that 6tsts.
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El NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK or -
III HATS, CAPS, &C., sv.
FOR THE FALL TRADE OF 1855.
JOHN DOOLEY
I'M IMPORTANT NOTICE TO : 4
lMA BOOT AND CATER WEAREKa-

Z W3
AA BOOT AND CATER WEAREKs- ~
from hfteen to twenty per cent. saved By buy. -
ing from j. ii. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel. .-T
aine CaIsSin sewed boots.. $50
French Ceifekin Patent Loather Caters. 80
Best quality English Kid Caters.
Black and Drab Cloth Caters.
French Calfskfn and Lasting 0atera. 1925
Cslfskin sewed Shoes.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
MoiesIin Hats, best quality y............."...ss 50
Fashionable Silk Hats. 10
Terms cash. A5se4asI ~ Elrlgs1 = Il ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-22
HUBBARD, GARDNER & CARL

No. Ill MAIN STREET,
RICHM MOND, I'd.
Invite the attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS
snd the trade generally to their large and varied
FALL STOCK OF GOODS,
embracing every variety, as follows, viz
3l5O sides SOLE LEATHER
800 doz. UPPER LEATHER
2W doZ. Amerioan CALF SKINS ~
go doz. French CALF SKINS, their own i'm.
portation
A,OO0 pair of their unriraNed Plantation SHOES.
TOGETHER WITH
Writing and Wrapping PAPER
SHOE THREAD
TRUNKS, VALICE6
CARPET BAGS.
BLACKIN3, TWINE, & c.
I'm great Variety
u The subscribers, In offering the above men
onea assortment tthe largest stock of goods in thel
I9 .u ever 10 this city, are confident that they csa
market. ~ ~ S
HUBBARD GARDNER L CARLTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-09-22

YxLLow Fryxa AT Mosnr.-The Tribune o.
The l2sh instsut aays there have heenson hst
deaths 10 thai city from yellow fever, and thoe1
esyiy IN tho vesk. Binss. thers haa bsen not only
no dssths, bus bot siuale cess Of sha dissass