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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

PRueefAN PREPARATIoss.--Pruss n son--
Tin uing her military preparations on very
large scale aAe has not only armed her n.y.
ing artillery with rified six oundsrs and her
whole artillery on foot with tweiye-ponndsFss
but ID 9. ing now TO raise her iutantsy - Ae
line from % TO 100 regiments, which VIII -"
crease her field army 10 about 4S4luA not in-
Guiding the "Landwehr'' Of the second isyy.
which IL destined exclusively for eAfYfsoning
the IS Prussian fortrssses PRUSSIA, IKE kpG-
and. does not seem TO have Any EXTRAORDINARY
amonnt of faith in the French Emperor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

e(.oAL OiL.--The manufacture Of coal from
keroseue Is carried ON very exfensiveiy en
over The country, and 10 said 10 b. very prnat-
sbie. The highest yield OF oil from coal -
said TO be IiU gallons from ton Of coai--
S,nie Goals yield 90 very little oil thar th0
cost OF manufacture makes IL unpsodtablas-
The light from single burner Of ccAl oil -
said to equal three or four sperm candles- It
is sold for about $50 per gallon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

The Fail Trade is about TO set IN, and oul
wholesale merchants were never better pre-
pared TO accommodate the country trade Win
foreign and domestic goods than at present
we understand that the French, Engii<h ana
German importations are Of snpsIio, qua,ns' a,,n3
and that the goods man GufacttIred IN this coun-
frv are not only handsome and well got up eu.
can he sold on better terms than usuaI. Le'
ea,,atrv merchants call and examine Tor ihem-
uol.. . :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

Fruit Peddi.,s.-Jembardes Belot, street
before the Mayor, to answer the charge Of OBJ
structing the streets with his baskets. A.
Belot has no license, and is, therefore, taking
advantage Of licensed traders, he waa iued
for the offence. - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

THE ROPE WALKING MANIA.-The Roches-
ter Union gives the following, which seems
incredible; but as it is told in all seriousness,
we give it,
"There was an exhibition upon De Layes's
rope on Monday night last, about ii O'Clock,
which did not appear in the bills. One of the
press boys employed in this office, James
Buckley, aged is years, proceeded quietly,
with companion. at the hour mentioned, TO
the west end OF the rope, at the saw-mill, and
boldly started for Falls Field, without bal
ancing pole or any other accompaniment. He
was about haitian hour in making the perilous
journey, which, il may well be imagined, was
accomplished with no little difficulty and
danger. He was sometimes astride of the
rope, then beneath it, "trayeling'' with his
hands and feet, and in crossing the guys was
obliged to hang by his hands alone. When the
size of the rope, which he was unable to span
with his hands, is taken in consideration, the
extreme peril he encountered becomes appa-
rent. His hands are biistered and calloused,
and 1t is hardly probable that he will soon
enter upon such a foolish undertaking again
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

Light Forage.--The revised ordipance con.
cerning "long forage prescribes change In
the mode OF entering on recording receipts.
We mention the fact for the information of
weigh masters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

The sprightly --and, We must say tt.-psessy
widow editress of the Ashland Ksntnekinnsin
reply TO q correspondent, who asbs hef u ene
wears hoops, exclaims; a.
aIIoops, Indeed why. ws dos'f rsav ssSsAtsg
eIsew
tells the naked truth. s~se ssSsse
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BUSIN ESs NOTICES.

II HAGERTy. BRASS AND BELL foUN-
-. DER, 10Th, between Main and Cary streets,
Richmond. VA HAVING fitted up n FOUNDRY at
the shove rtsee, afssnow prepared % execute all
crdsrs for BRASS AND COMPOSITION CAST
INtiS, AZ the shortest notice, and cheaper than
an, ether establishment South OF Baltimore. Also
GARRETr'S PATENT ANTI-FRTCTiON AND
BABBfT'S METAL, fer sale At reduced prices.
y R-Hishest CASH PRICES paid for OIL
METALS and taken 10 exchange for new.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

f,<,a Tsrsi,. said 70 BE- the finest OF the
..a.,., a was RECEIVED by Aldermaa Sadler yes
terday, and win be made into soup TO-DAY, 'oI
,i sie ,s.aI a. n o'clock No man can head the
All aiaerrnan at preparing good eating. and those
WHO have had shs pleasure of paxfaking Of his
.tnrfIe ixinsr heretofore, will not await Sc
cond inyitation. sesst a,ssz s.sss s.5s..at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

The Weather yesterday, was as charming ~
spring neither too hot nor too cold. Farmers
in this section have had an abundance Of
rain to make their corn, and the gardeners Are
almost regretting that the field Of vegetables u
/ q preot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

The James;osrs arrived at her wharf yester.
and number ofraseensers. Those who know
the admirable accommodations Of this veAeel
and are acquainted with her polite commander.
and popular pnrser, Jack Smith, Will desire
delightful trip from here to New York. ~ s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

A CHAIN OF CiTIKs.-The chain Of cities
extending along our Atlantic sesboard, It ID
expected, will show great increase in the csn-
sus to be taken next year. The population at
the last census In 1850 was
Bangor a,oOO Portland 10000; Portsmouth,
N H., IU,e0o; Boston l37 ,00U; Providencs 2.b00;
New Haven 2u,0Ct; Brooklyn l2s,Dtt; ~. York
5Ia,O0o Newark 3s,Du0; Philadeiphla 4t9,J0o;
Wilmington, Del, ii,W0; Baltimore i6g,mT
Wa.hingion $4,000: Alexandria s,eUO; Rich
nond 27,57g Petersburg i4,0it; Norfolk ~ ,16ts
Wilmington, N. O., s,eto, Charleston +3,ttsi Sa-e
vannah lG,OV; Mobile2o, ,UoO; N. Orleans t5O,vvo,
Galveston 4,2vJ. t..5
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~ A MOST DESintitiIt NJ, ii,KDaS
fts..f Z . 81 nlaNL,E WI LII ENl RrEEN
JNO. CARY. or TO
au2j-dlw Mesars. GODDiN & APPERSON


M.s mndatlng terms, large brick DWELLING
Aa@aand LOT. ironttH on Louisiana aud Orleans
streets. Fort MAFu, out houses OF brick occupied
bY Rev. j. /. W aace near the site OF the sugar
refinery, ana Just out of the corporate lmts-wlll
be sold tn sether dTiued ii desired. Persons
wishing to invest, or wanting n residence. would
do well - call great sacrifice will be made If
IN exchange. Apply to JOSEPH SHARP,
Al the Steam Plaster Mill,
au 21-2Wr South sid Richmond boek.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

Isfevmesss - Skseass BSa Csmssw1. ~-fss -
quarfsr ending 3lst July last tn buria3s =
females. 9 stiii-bovn. Total ia The blacks
were ~ males, - fsmales. . stifl-boTn. Total
III. Fer the previous quarter ending ApStl
females II stilI-born. Total %. with ~ h1acko.
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Rifbmnnh pispatrb.
ny CowARptN 4 HAMMrRxLrY.

m. THE Daily DISPATCH is served to sub.
sartsys al stx tsD qnAsrsR CENTS pEa wEsE.
pay shie 10 the Carrier weekly. Price fer mailing,
81 year, or se.ss for six months. in advance.
Ga THE SEMI WEEKLY DISPATCH is,ssusd
every ryesasy and Friday at S2eo, in advance.
Frlaas, and mailed 10 Subscribers at 81 per annuul.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

Rag Ptckers are becoming so numerous that
those who have noticed the increase of num-
bers, naturally conclude that the business pays
we'll. A few years ago. a decrepid man and an
old woman We're the only rag gatherers to be
seen in the streets. Those who then saw them,
supposed that they engaged in that trade be-
cause they were not able TO do anything else
and many pitied and rendered them pecuniary
aid. That old compile have disappeared from
the stage-possibly the curtain of time has
fallen upon them aud they have passed into
eternity-but in their stead have sprung up a
score or more of men and women who go from
house 10 house in search of rags, whilst several
sprightly girls search the cutters ard alleys
for the scraps of cotton and linen goods.
swept out and thrown away, gather them
into bags, wash and cleanse them, ard
then sell them TO the paper makers
Can it be possible that such traffic is profit
able, or is it engaged in to furnish the neces-
saries of lite for helpless parents and depen-
dent sisters and brothers Some of the visitors
of the benevolent societies of this city should
enquire into the condition of these young girls,
and if need be. take steps TO fifd them such
employment as would remove them beyond
the reach of the temptations that beset them on
every hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

ne H.alsk Of Richmond, as FAR - we can
learn, is unusually good for the ssesons many
Of the doctors having little or nothing 70 90 -
We have heard of no cases Of fever OF any sorl
except Ia rwo instances, Ia both Of which the
pasisats were intemperate negroes. and ensfr
diseases Terminated In typAoid. ssfs4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

M Removal. w. Minnis has removed
his PHOTOGRAPH and FINE ART GALLERY
from l97 Main street, to the building adjoinlns Co
rnthlan Hall, two doors below 9th street, where he
has fitted up and ARRANGED suit of rooms for the
espscial purpose OF conducting the Photographic
art IN all its various branches. visit TO his new
estab shrnsnt from his nds and patrons and the
public generally, is most respectfully solicited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

nsa, FOR RSNT-THREE BOuSES-two on
U::s Marshall, the corner OF I'D, and one on
4x Mayo street, now IN the occupancy of Mr.. Jas
Ysrrngtou. Possession he had on the lst OF
October. Apply ia =. JOHNSTON,
an Ais IT'S Nsi,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

An UNgxpEcfED fEDCLiMAx.-Speaking OF ths
tendency of temperance orators TO put them
selves forward as previous examples Of ths
blighting effects of drink, an exchange says;
"My friends, three months ago signed the
pledge. (Clapping of hands and approving
cheers) In n month afterwards, my friends,
had q sovereign in my pocket, q thing never
had before. tCiappiDg and loud cheers In
another month, my friends, had good coat
on my back, q thing ! never had before.-
Cheers and clapping of hands much louder.)
A fortnight after that, my friends, bought
cofiin!' The audience was going ~ cheer, but
stopped and looked serious. "Yon wonder," |"
continued The speaker, "why bought cof-
fin Well, my friends, I bough. the comm be-
cause felt pretty certain IL kept the pledge
another fortnight should want one."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

golstts Bay-Ths contractors for removing
this obetrnction % navigation have had ~
misfortune TO break their mnmmob ehseea
agaln huf have ordered = new and larger ones
nnd srsill eclnmence opera atioass With y - g0on
q ii axrisss, which viii pe in 4 DAY q s%0 =
farfheet. s. - ssssss III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

"A. X. G.. Hobson, Practical Hair Gutter
AND DRESSER.-His HAIR CUTTING, SHA-
WING, sHAMPooING and pYEING ROOMS are
saae5 the Amsr,csn AZ Hotel. Gentlemen wishing to
proved style, / would advise you TO call on him.
Entrance on 18th street.
--z---,
M Licerice-A. O. G. Brand.-TAe abeye
Wen knowE favorite Brand always on sale BIZ
LANES G. MeANDREW,
deo-D e. Pine street. New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

xiSrFAcrrRsRs AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
WOODEN WARE,
BR0oMS. BRUSHES, BASKETS, MATS,
PAINTED TUBS, BUCKETS, ETC.
81 and IS Commercial Street,
BOSTON.
aAsurtcroRY AT coScoRp, Mas


A LOTION GASD.-TEe subscriber offers his
a services as AUCTfONEER to the citizens of
biohmond and the Pahic generally, pledying his
partcuiaf attention To sil sales entrusted to his
care, feeling assured hs experience an Auc-
toneeF VIII eHiite im to = share OF public patron
ake.
~. Office IN rear Of d. v. Jones' store, No. 76
Main strect-entrance an the alley.
adl3-3ni J, II. DIGGES.
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PartlcuIar attention paid 20 f0Twarding manufac-
tured TOBACCO. mn 24-d6n
GEO. U0NDEN, DRUGGIST and CHEM
~ lST. Main street. next to American Hotel, has
on hand and rcPeiyInE, fresh supply Gt pure
Drugs, Ol:s, rare Chemicals, periumery, Fancy
Articles, Wines, Brandies &c, for medicinal use.
Cigars, Toi1cco, &c, at the NEW DRUG STORE,
next American Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

-, FOR RENT-Thoye two large and modern
E:.s built STORES Broad, near Third 81. To
Ha -npd tenants, the rent will be moderate, anG
ar IA nIm MARK NOW SE[- -
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~ FOR RENT-The STORE, on 18th street
E::s formerly occupied by US, and q CELLAR un-
n@AGer Johnson & Bransiord. Possession given
Immediately. VIM. WALLACE SONS.
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nt5s FOR kENI-A LODt,INo noO.u. gODt
Ess fine airy ROOM for rent, suitable to n sipsl sle
Aa sentieman. Apply at I72 Broad street. below
iy
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~. FOR RENF-Two neat and comfortable
E.;a HOUSES, contaInln- four rooms in the house
A-Aaud Two IN the kitchen on church iIi near
the Rope Walk and Mr.. Gentry y. Rent sl20
per aunum, APply to
al 2J-law3we Mrs. A. y. SMITH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

IL BALTIMORE,
Oer te the trade very large and elegant stock of
FKGACH, BRITISH AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS,
which they will sell low To prompt dealers
BAlt.mnfe, Ansnst 10. is19. Au l3-AWs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

GEORGE DARBY, Manufacturers Agent for
II fhe sale OF DOORS, SASH. BLINDS,
NGCLDfAtfS. se, A large assortment constant
Is or hand Orders, by mail or otherwise promptly
attended ta. No i3. Governor street. Richmond
"a. Hoeng' 'scele hrated Smooth Sawed Sg Nfil ~
MACH Ne put up IN any part OF the State. at
s30rt notice Jy 29-6m
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-, FOR RENT--The Dwelling over the
S: store of d. H. Valentine, Broad street, suita-
n-1 liP for the accommodation of a moderate SIZE
family; brick kitchen aud water in the yard. For
terms aprl. at the premises, No. 223.
21-SIMA z u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

-, FOR SALE--A brick STOR T. and DWELL
Es ING in the town of Fulton, with large Let
&Aattaehed, and well of good water on the preml.
ses. Any person wishing to engage in a country
business, u is Of the best situations near the
city. Apply to Il. A. J. CLUPTON,
Corner Wall and Frank I'm SITS,
ms Its Opposite Dickinson Hill A Co
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P. q. BkYLY. TRos. J.. MoNcURk.
DANLY n N0SCURE.
- COM MISSION MERCH NrS

RICHMOND. Va,
0fsy their services for the sale of TOBACCO,
CORN. WHEAT. FLOUR. and ALL KINDS OF
PRODUCE. te which they will devote their entire
and exclusive attention.
nA Office near Shockoe Warehouse.
:. k-,r 2...
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-07
TO ADVERTISERS.
Double
Perry County Politics.

The unscrupulous clique in Perry county
that imposed numbscull and anignoramus
upon the adjoining Senatorial District, are
very desperate in their efforts To screen them
selves from the public Indignation that the
exposure of their imposition has awakened.
They still struggle To make the world be-
licve that the man who had not capacity
enough to make a decent stump speech in
to his constituents, is profound statesman
and legislator. The actors in this fraud upon
the people know there arc documents in ex-
istence that will one day be used to clip
their aspirations for Office and honors. We
can assure them the proof is in good keep
ing. The last Cannel,on Reporter contains
the following daring falsehood to counter
act in some measure, the disclosures of the
ncompetency and sordid meanness of the
Senatorial inspector:
The editor of the Evansville Journal
states that part OF the article published in
that paper last week, which attacks Mr.
| Shoemaker So violently, was written by al
/ assistant who has known Mr. s. for years
1t is supposed, by some persons here, that
the assistant alluded to is J. N. Beatty,
formerly of this place, who has been in Mr..
! Carlie's employ for some time past. During
! the past week, Mr.. b. has been in our Office
frequently, and he disclaims, voluntarily
! and most emphatically all such sentiments
in regard to Mr.. Shoemakeras are contained
! in the article published in the Journal. He
says that he has known Mr.. 5. too well to be
foolish enough to make such assertions in
regard to his personal or political character,
aud that he has ever found him a liberal
and high-minded gentleman, fully equal in
an intellectual point to any of his traducers.
The attempts which are being made by Mr..
Shoemaker's enemies to defame and injure
him, will prove signal failures.
That Mr.. b. ever made any such declara-
tions as are attributed to him, is moral
impossibility, unless he has become dement,.
ed of such calamity his friends are as yet
ignorant His own manuscript, and the ties.
timony of our whole composing room, would
reiu,e the assertion We admit that Mr.. l.
knows Shoemaker intimately and thorough
ly, and has a true estimate of his real char
acter and capacity, and he has evinced it b,
repeatedly confirming and approving al
. that has been said in these columns of Shoe
maker, in the presence OF many persons
' he furnished some of the most importan
facts we have made public, and endorsed al
in his own handwriting by the afticl,
above alluded to. That Mr.. b. ever mad
any such statements and representations a
the ignorant dullard of the Reporter at
tribuied to him, we cannot for a momen
credit The unscrupulous clique may at
tempt to beguile him into the shadow of
flls(hood- of which to avail themselves
{ allurements and false promises of aid il
/. business he has too much innate in
: tegrity and maniiness of spirit TO submit q
j. be used for the vile purposes Of screenin,
, their shameless impositions and unscrupu
lous conduct
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: PrBLic FINANCES OF GEORGIA. Georgia
is remarkable for the cheapness of her rail-
roads and Stale GOyernmeritodl Her rail-
roads were built very economically and yet
substantially. Her annual expenditures for
the support of the State Government impose
a tax of only seventy -seyep cents on the
thousand iollars. This, We presume, is the
lowest State tax paid in any State of the
Union. isisg- ST '.9fea.E sf- ~ Fort
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rsA- They have such no thing as peni-
tentiary On Florida; consequently, five men
who were convicted and sentenced at there
cent term of the United States District
Court in that State, had to be taken all, the
way to the penitentiary in the District Of
Columbia. s- .+t .-'-
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By A young man in Mclean county,
KY, while sporting with a small whistle,
drew it into bis windpipe. He was troubled
with cough, but without much pain, for
about a week, when one night he died very
suddenly.
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skY The distinguished fnancier, Charles
Moran, who, for nearly two years has been
President the New York and Erie Rail-
road, at a salary OF $4,000 per .annnm and,
within the last month at the, rednced sum
Of Ss, 200, resigned his, Office on Saturday
last His resignation was accepted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-07

ExcIrED.-The Fort Wayne Times, in de-
scribing the Aurora Borealis of Sunday
night, says:ii % mlai iE9E ad, IL 9oas-i.s :
II was enough to stir the blood even of a
freedoms -shrieker to a patriotic heat, to see
the heavens thus exaltingathe banner of the
Union, and sporting SO proudly the red,
white and blue" f....s -. -. -,.-,.,.. -.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-07

HOG CHoLERA.-The New Harmony Id
pertiser says: '-' 20 TO :. 'e''
q The hog cholera is still very bad, some
three or four miles from this place; some of
the farmers havelost nearly alf9their hogs.
If it continues much longer there will not
be much distilling done in this place this
season, fer the hogs are the PRINCIPAL profit
pf : distillery. !.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-07

mESHO q r So T. ~ n ND RETAIL
" BOOK STATIONERY STORE
just received and for sale by the sub lS31H
scriber, large and splendid assortment AS
Of Books and Stationery, consisting In 10y
part of COO Reams of Cap, Letter and lxzzEH
to 81 80 per quire; 10000 assorted Envelopes ;
Memors ndnm Books of all kinds also, large
sortment Of School Books Bibles Of all kinds all
kinds of Miscellaneous Works; Gold Pens OF all
kinds Steel Pens Of every brand Gold and Silver
Penholdsrs and Pencils Pocket Books and Port-
monnais OF every description /; Musical Instruments
cf all kinds Sheet Music and Music Paper; Draw-
ing Paper and Pictures States and Peucils Ink
and Inkstands and many other articles too nu-
merous 10 mention, all Of which will he sold at the
very lowest price for cash y. HEALY,
fo-ter's Block, corner of Main and First streets.
auglf ia
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INSURANCE AGENCY.
ALLEN c. HALLoCK.

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsTIR or AVERAGES, AND NOTARY PUBLIc.
lie continues TO issue Policies from several First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on INLAND and Fire Risks. lie will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment Of LOSSES
Of every description under policies from other
agencies, and attend to the settlement of all mat
ters connected with INSURANCE, for parties in
terested. His long experience as an INSURANCE
AFBsr, has made him familiar with all subjects
connected with Insurance.
sS- Office. Marble Hall Building, No. Main st..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-09-07
WEDNESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER z, 1859.
4 Douglas Club was organized 8 atiid in Pitts

A Douglas Club was organized in Pitts
burg last Tuesday, composed Of some ofthe
leading Democrats Of that city. The Post
says: '-''' '' %. '' ''''4
, There was q good attendance, and much
enthusiasm was manifested. The speakers
advocated harmony and unity, and favored
a liberal support of the State ticket nomi-
mated at Harrisburg, as the best means OF
accomplishing that end. q, .s,,,s .fr q.
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