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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

Asw minated yesterday would be the case, the
Mlchigsn Southern Road have ssked al extension on
their interest coupons maturing lst Now This is
much better policy than borrowing money of the d.
iectors and other friends of the road aud il this policy
had been adopted tso or three years ago, the Com
parry would no doubt have been in better position
than it lie a. present.
MIcHIc AZ SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN INDIANA r r. Co.
TRrAsvKEks OFFICE. Sew.York, Oct. y 1850 5
r. tie BonGAGer, Of s Michigan Southern and Northern In.
ttand 3aitrOad Company
Tie Director Of se Company compelled postpone the
Of the interest 70 fail due Of Noyem
upon Bends Of the Ia: horuse Of The Michigan Souters
Rsosd Company and u1s the Sinking eund aud ID G-nrrs
Morssfe bo.as Tor 10. exceeding days data
The Treasurer viii give due notice Of payments
win Be MADE.
The en- bsussrents Of the Coupasy have been ,coary
accumulated BY serious accident upon road and ae Ss
satssop Of the poJees and 'hsr consequent prcoeedn
which have quired e payment Of large foi ther back
sDc determined te ocers Of the Company bring
tie pay A and thereafter then punc.usy due -h
ard Of supply bills add falling Of Of bat
pas; IN WITH al Weserr has sb
s'bsd ssd VII sSs9Es, he ss;D If he Company sacs -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

CORRECTION The report the chip Rachel ashore on
West BaLt having pieces incorrect The ship
with her hesd the norhws aid aground ~ ooly and win
eff the high tides Of tais week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

P.orosrioys for maintaining the Mortgage Secs,i,es Irse
cred Bonds and Capital SfooS II ie Neg York Ere
Railroad Coapdsy reeO~nede by the Bad Of Dtrtors
for TIE BonGhlGers ana SoekhotceF Gs bdss II contract
/, reorganization
The payment Of FiiT Mortgage Coupons 20 b. re-
sunped Nay l. 1880. One year, arrears e, that
date TO be paid a. Per statement oelo~ Amount
Of $40 oos
Tie payment Of Second Mortgage Coupons 10 b
Trsouied Sept /. 1860. one years Irsan II
tia. cate 10 he paid, ~ per ita;emen, Ansunt
The peynen: Of TAird Morsase Coupons - be r--
sprn.d March | 1851. Eshteen usonihs Arrears
that date ~ De paid. 81 PEI statement Amount
Of S3n 90
TIE peyr.rt o. Fourth hor-gafe Cocpots . Be
resumed Oc. ls6I and tee Fifth Mortgage Cou.
pens b. r-sunsd Dec ISL Iso ans one
haf wee - ,rresrs q. TIA. care 20 Be paid as per
Amount Of AreAs... 275 40
eLs95o
Te..rrrof the rad be conveyed 70 Trrees tie pay
petty AID the liquidation Of the delayed Mortgage Coupons IN
cider of priority which IL ecaed VII A. Dc paid
yeEt
The Unsecured bonds with due and for
IL I'd ,nce converted int r.fesrce soek
70 r,oev. esrris ser psysrt ustxsxe
tn;sfs.i, and Of delayed mortgage oouPoas
sTATEEENT OF OPERATION
Yesr .ndirr D-ceri ber, 1880.
E,izs;sd 5000 90
Payments:
PloAirg deb; ard interes. sLre......s5F,so
FHr kosasge I;ssvS l. is-I'''''''''''' 1890
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-25

Oct IS Oct n
asis7 elHS74Is Inc. eS fS2
Specie $50. 1853 as 2os7,s7 Inc-.. l,%S sa
Circulation $3.50. s.46586 6.il,2l9 Dec. % Sss
Ne, Dsposits... 7ot9lip II 57f6s Inc. Las O4s
The movement Of the Banks since Nov.2i, 1855, has
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
"a That clever fellow, who ocoupies No

Da~ That clever fellow, who occupies No
9ol Second street, 1--WE mean f. o'BRIEN) ia doing
very nice business. He reports better times, and
money plenty. He anticipates doing a fine Fall,
Winter and Spring Trade. He says crops are good
in all directions; Democratic prospects bright a.
Smiths premiums in Dietrioh's show window; peace
proclaimed between foreign powers; the American
Eagle fully feathered; the Empire and Dave CLARK
progressing at the rate Of forty Knots an hour the
Doctors' horses getting fat for want of exercise;
IA fact which speaks well for the health Of the oiy
stephen A. Douglas nearing the Presidential chair;
Ben. Ayres the OF being elected Treasurer in
fact, matters and things in general look admirable.
oBrlen's FrenchmAn, Mr. George Gasche, is now
manufacturing the most healthy, well-havored and
delightful Syrup in the world-it is 70 good that
barrel OF It lasts time. One of the best of good
fellows on Cd christened It "soferlno He advises
all to try it. PREscRIPTIoS One table spoonful Of
0'Brien's solferino syrup, mixed with twice the
quantity OF his old Bourbon, taken three times a
day, will cure all diseases which fesh is heir to-"
o'Brien is receiving this day full lot of cht ice
Groceries and Cigars.
Call and see him. The "solferinon is a certain
cure for Fever and Ague. augsI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
The Marsh Troupe.

This Star Troupe is receiving, as it deserps
the liberal patronage of our citizens. Last evo
ing the "Brigand" and "The Toodles" wre
presented in the very best style, and gave ui
versal satisfaction. We hear the Performance
highly lsuded by every one with whom we hge
conversed.
This evening will be enacted the "Boile
Imp" German Legendary Spectacle wlrh
will, we feel sure, please every patron of be
Marshes. Don't fail to witness this spectacle
After this, George Marsh and little Jenny Arptt
will sing duet, and then will be prespnte a
Grand Chinese Dsnce--one of the most unine
and amusing things ever enacted here he
evenings enjoyment will conclude with he
laughable farce Of "The Rendezvous" wh.h
will be presented in new style, and will tke
the wind out of any similar enactment in ais
city.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

banquet scene, when the ghost of Banquo
enters, and on beholding Il, he trembles and
frets with fear, His voice, which is here
put to q severe test as ne is obliged to speak
with great vehsmence, mover broke or fal.
tered for an instant, but maintained its mats
ural tone and volume. His reply 10 the
m messenger who came 10 inform Macbeth Of
the approach ef BsFasH Wood and the clio,
sing encounter with Mcduif, were we'll Civ,
en-. He appeared TO fght with the despera.
tion the emergency required and to die as
be had wished with harness on his back
Master Louis, however, has some faults His
occasional smiling when addressed by Lady
Macbeth miss Louise Arnot) in serious
tone, is inappropriate and out Of place. He
also struts little too much, lacking that
grace and composure so requisite to the stage
goer; and frequently his voice, in conversa-
tional scenes, rises to too high pitch. But in
such lengthy and difficult piece, and con,
sideriDg he is but boy, these faults should
be passed lightly over. The road is clear
before him If he but industriously and per,
severingly applies himself, and his destiny,
in my opinion, is 10 rank very high in the
rofessiOn he has chosen.
Miss Louise Arnot, who appeared as Lady
Macbeth, is q young girl about sixteen years
of age, and of very prepOssessing appear
ance. Phrenologically speaking, she has
indeed fine head; her forehead is large and
rounded, showing the possession Of immense
brain power her face oval shaped and full,
ard her eyes blue and expressive. may ap-
pear to speak e&travagantly when say she
is unequalled in Lady Macbeth by any ac'
tress except Charlotte Cushman, but it is the
conclusion to which have come after hav'
ing seen many Of the most distinguished
performers in the part. She is q girl OF
great nerve, being fully possessed and com
posed throughout
Louise has beautiful motion and gesture
while acting, and voice which, for depth
of tone and fullness, is hardly to be believed
in so young girl No occasional smile
crecps over her face in serious parts, but
her countenance is ever the stern resolute.
She has her voice highly cultivated, and in
speaking with vehemence it is very clear
and distinct. found but one fault with
her, and it is the same as 10 her other char-
acters-that Of mouthing her words, or try
ing to speak from her throat. She appears
not to be aware Of the fact that she has al-
ready an enviable voice, and that there is no
necessity for any such effort on her part
A bright caresr is before her, and her posi-,
tion will be to rank with the Cushmans, Sid
don's and O'Neils, who have shed such lus'
tre upon the drama.
l should like to speak Of the other chill
dren, but the length Of this forbids it. Should
this critique receive your appreciation, 1
should be glad to have it appear in your
columns
Yours truly, TRAVELLER
IndianapGlis August 20.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
City Council.
CITY COUNCIL OHAMBER,
TttrqnAx Evrgfua Au,, % lSSl

OITY COUNCIL OHAhBEA.
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. %. 1859.
Present-Messrs Decker, Shank, Phillips,
Kiersled, Gilliland. Butz, Boyle, Bimm, Luts,
Bomberger, aud Thomas.
Minutes of the last meeting were read and
approved.
Petition from L. spielman for the privilege
Of posting bills, on Market House, On Main and
Jefferson streets ends. Privilege refused.
The grade of Eaker street, was presented and
adopted.
The report from the committee appointed to
investigate question arising out Of deed
from Peter Lambion to ChRs. D. Finn. in which
Lambon agrees to release to the city ~ feet OF
lot No. 1908, to be used as an alley. was re
ceived and placed on file.
The report of the committee to whom was re.
ferred the remon>trance of H. G.. Phillips and
others against an order of Council to repair the
alley from Jefferson to st. Clair st. was re
ceived and adopted The report was against
the remonstrance and in favor Of enforcing the
order for paving the alley.
Ordinance providing for a fsgman at the
railroad crossing on Commercial street was laid
over one week.
The Street Comm issiOner reported an expen.
diture of $685., is; report referred to COMMITTEES
on accounts.
BY Mr. Thomas, Resolved, That the City
Clerk advertise bids until next Tuesday, to
grade and gravel Wayne street, from Wyoming
to corporation line. Adopted.
Statement of the Auditor of the distribution
of the funds collected on the tax duplicate oil
/
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

CLEANED oUT.-A gentleman informs as that
"boarding boat" which has been moored in
the Feeder, near Laramie Reservoir for year
or two past, and the property Of one Lorentz
Fischer, was attacked by party of men on
Monday night, the occupants driven away, and
the boat destroyed. Fischer had for a long
while kept such disorderly, disspated crowd
of men aud women upon his boat, that the peo-
Pile of the neighbOrhood determined that they
would put up with it no longer, and according
ly abated the nuisance. Fischer was resident
of Wapakonetta, where his family resided.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
The Marsh Troupe.

Ed JOURNAL had the pleasure ofwit-
Messing, last evening at the Metropolitan
Theatre, the performance of the Marsh
Children in the play Of Macbeth. In the
whole range Of the drama there is not, per.
haps, a more sublime creation than Shaks
peare's masterpiece Of Macbeth. il abounds
in passages of the finest poetry. Tho intro,
duction Of the Weird Sisters with their
sorcery, songs and ohoIuses, adds not a lit
tie 10 the charm of the piece. Macbeth has
long been a favorite character with the stars
Of the profession, and some fsw Of them have
won laurels In IT, | remember seeing Bar
ry Sullivan in the part at, Cincinnati, and
with what rapturOus app lause HE fine act,
ing was received. He IL, believe, the most
chaste and finished representative Of the
character now on the stage. From the
number Of characters that are introduced,
the variety of songs 6nd choruses, il is one
of the most difficult pieces TO be represented
properly upon the stage OF course | was
prepared to see a sad, miserable failure by
the Marsh Children, not supposing that boys
and girls, scarcely Of age, to conceive the
meaning and depth of the author, capable Of
giving satisfaction, when performers Of ex-
perience had failed. But was indeed
agreeably disappointed shall only speah
OF two OF the characters; Master Louis Al
drieh, Macbeth sustained himself through
out the piece with great spirit and energy
In some parts, be electrified the audience BY
his vehemenoe and splendid eloCution. Hi
enunoiAtion is very distinct
In theopening scene he is calm, indeed
rather monotonous, giving but liotle sign o.
force or genius but when he ooIpes 30 tina
point where Macbeth holds edaversatioI
with the weird sisters and Is BY Atm in
formed Of his destiny, he warns up anS
evinoes proper conception Of his chafaeter
The dagger scene was admirably Fcuderes
and merited applause followed. But Oh
part which struck me 40 his best, was in th'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

By Mr.. Shank, That the Street Commission.
er be authorized to have Sd street repaired from
Perry to the levee. Adopted.
By Mr. Thomas, That the City Clerk notify
Juliet Heiks, by publication in some paper, TO
curb the side walk and pave the gutter in front
of lot No. 3724, on Bonner street, within 30
days. Adopted.
By MIR. Thomas, That John Baker be notified
to dig a sink to receive waste water that flows
from his well on 5th street. Adopted
BY Mr.. Buiz. That the grade committee in
connection with the City Engineer be requested
to report the grade of old Brown street from
Seeley's ditch to Hickory street. Also to re-
port the grade of Monroe street from old Brown
to Warren street Adopted.
The bill of A. Fauver q Co., to work on pub
lie square, was referred to a committee Of three
snd the Clerk was instructed TO draw an order
for $500 in their favor amount Of bill $2lOO.
Adjourned.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

RAILWAY ELEcTIoN.-The annual electionDr
Directors Of the Dayton 4 Western RailAy
came of yesterday, which res ulted in choice
the following Board for the ensuing year:
Jonathan Harshmap, V. Winters, Il. &.
Brown, R. R. Dickey, Henry Herman, R. V
Steele, ]. D. Phillips, Dayton; e. o. Frost, E
F. Drake, Xenia; J. W. Owens, Robert Brou
]. W. Kirk, Cincinnati; s. Brinley, Brinle'l
Station.
The friends of the D. d W. may feel satisHd
with the management of the road while it lin
the hands Of the present Board.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

JUDGE SPALDiNs OPPOSES GHoLsoN-At q
Republican meeting held in Lorain county a
few days ago, Judge SPalding announced his
intention not to vote for Judge GhOlsou.-
spalding exsrts 4 powerful inausnce on the
Western Reserve, and his course will have Q
telling effect upon the election. He has act
cd as a conscientious man in his opposition
to GhOlsOn; his manliness and OPennsss ems
titles him to respect even from his political
enemies, and he win carry multitude Oi
voters with him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

UThe Empire is anxious to be distinctly
understood in reference to the "status" Of can
didates. On our part there is no desire to be
personal. Can Whangdoodle say as much
He.is constantly and perseveringy personal.
Up to this time we have had and duly exhibi
ted, respect fo- the superanuated character o.
the gentleman who is responsible for the matN
ter in that daily issue; and considering the
length of time the keel of his political ship has
been pIO,oins air. we felt and very sincerely, a
disposition to be charitable, ,butwOuld respectful
ly intimate that even charity may be exhausted
Cruelty to animals is not feature in our dis
position, yet we may be goaded even to forget,
fulness, and would advise our virtually defunet
friend to be careful.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
THE DAILY EMPIRE
oFeioR or PUBLiOATIOHdi
Empire Building, Ihrdst., South side bst Han& jefferson
TERN8i
By MaileB 90 per yearin advance.
10 cents per Week payable to tho carrier.
single copies, putup IN wrappers, boents.
CINCINNATI Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent to make contracts
aud receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&C., in that city.
To BUSINESS MES.--The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, aud we are now prepared
to do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Call In and examine our work and
learn our prices.
UTo ADvERTIsKRs.-- Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be published-not later. We cannot
agree toi insert them afterthathOur.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

DELEGATES TO THE CHARLESTON CoNvRN-
TIoN 1T was decided by resolution, at the
last Democratic State Convention, that TWEEN.
ty one out of the twenty three delegates,
which Ohio is entitled to send to the
Charleston Convention, should be elected by
the Congressional districts, each district
cleo ting its OEn delegates. The Senatorial
delegates will be appointed by a convention
which will be called after the October eleo-
ton.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
urseo 4th page for Telegraph Reports.

GERMAN MEETING. The State Democratic
Central Committee has appointed German
Democratic Meeting here, to be held on Monday
evening, Sept. l4th. Hon.J. e. Egley, of Cir
cinnpti, and Otto Dresel, Esq, of Columbus
will address the meeting. We hope our Ger
man Democrats will bear this in mind, and PISS
fhe word
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

GTof course our citizens, who all greatly d
mire Mrs. Varin-James and are justly prouSoi
her social position and acknowledged merit as
a singer will remember that her second nd
last Concert in this city, prior to meeting mel
professional engagements East, will be at Ius-
ton Hall on next Tuesday evening. She ingi
in Opera in Cincinnati on Tomorrow eve6ng
We predict for her new triumph in her new
role.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

E@We cannot follow the Empire. Its
illusions smack too strongly Of the brothel
and the tap.room. The writer must have
graduated at the Five Points or the Seven
Chimneys.-[Gaz
All How do you happen to know so much
about these things, old blubber2 If your
associations have been such that you can
speak with certainty of "brothel and tap
room" talk, you ought to have the discretion
to keep it to yourself Your knowledge of
Five Point and "Seven Chimney" gradu-
ating qualifications has stricken your read
ers all in heap. Do keep in your shell !;
you are making fool of yourself.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
MILITARY uLncT1oN

Ma. EDIToR;-Please announce the name OF Capt
JouE @. HUoHEs as a can idate for Lieut.. Colonel
of the First Regiment o. V. NJ, at the ensuing
military election, and oblige
aug3l-1w MANY SOLDIERS.
EF-MaiorJ J, p. KLINE is candidate for for Lieut..
Colonel at the ensuing regimentsl election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMPORTED CIGARS.
To SIN okers of Fine @ ig Ars

WE have just received from the Importers
w astock OF FINE CIGARS, which we can rec
ommend TO gentlemen who desire really hrst-clasH
cigar. II the3 are not as we warrant them, we do
not desire 70 offer them, ~ We are determined TO
supply the best cigar in the market TO those who
use only the best.
Our stock is comprised in part of the following
Custom House Brands
Washington Regalias, Long Principles,
Figara Preusados, El Gallos,
Purisima Londres, El Zuma Furmas,
Sobrina Washington German
nS-T The latter is said to be the BEST and CHEAP
zsT cigar ever brought to this city
We have also several quail les Of Chewing TobAe-
CO. whit h we can recommend. 1t viii recommend
Itself on triAlj and we invite frends TO call.
W. II. BRANDENBURG a Co,
septl No. 800 Third street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

01-The Boys and Girls will please note tht
on next Monday the Schools will commene.
The parents and guardians of boys. Particular,
will remember this, SO that they may be ale
to make arrangements to have them atted
school instead Of the Horse Fair-a place whse
boys will not be likely to acquire as much ue,
full knowledge as at school.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

DThe fall and winter session Of he Cooper
Seminary opened this morning, with large
attendance. All who intend ssnling their
daughters to this excellent institution should
not delay day. 1t is highly important that
scholars should have the adVAntsgO of fair
start
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

ovsrrRsl-Those Bival7es long and an1'
iously expected have arrived at No. 300,
Third street Several hungry individuals
eyinced their greediness by oriering sup
ply before they could be nuloaded from the
Express wagon. The very best and largest
Baltimore Oysters may now be obtained du,
ring the season at No. 3OO Sd street.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

A PRoPER EHTAPH.-The following epitapl
NAV be said TO be well adapted for the political
tombstones of some of the candidates on the
Republican ticket, State, County and District
Senatorial, whose money sharking operations
are disagreeably and publicly notorious 1t is
astonishing that church members who affect to
believe in the doctrine of "endless punish~
ment," will exact excessive usury in violation
of Law, which they as christians and citizens
ought at least to respect and observe. The
Justice of the epitaph at this time will be ac-
knowled, and the people will doubtless 80 ar
range matters at the polls as to render its adOp~
tion pertinent
Here lies old Thirty Three per cent,
The more be got, the more he lent,
The more he bad, the more he craved,
Great God, can such man be sayedl"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

LosT.-This morning, in market, pairol
Spectacles, with heavy silver frame. Tie
finder will receive tie gratitude of the loer
by leaving them at this Office.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

s@- We copy the following communica-
ton from the Indianapolis Journal, and
cheerfully endorse all the statements of the
writer As the piece referred to will be
produced here, during the stay of the
Troupe, the article will be reSd with inter
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

lTFarmers report slight frost on Mondy
and Tuesday mornings, and very small imh'
tiOn of one this morning. They are ofOpinin
that nothing has suffered by these visits unleu
it be tomatoes and sweet potatoes. We hay
not yet had mote Of warning" however, an
don't believe the frost has done any damage.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

OThe telegraph informs Us that the Mag.
ara House" at oswegO. N. Y, was destpyed by
FIRE yesterday. The loss is estimated . 81, 900,
on which there was no insurance. 1t not rela
ted how the fire occurred
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

u-It is now generally conceded that the De-
mocracy of Montgomery and Preble counties
will have little difficulty in eleeting their can
didste for Senator, no matter who they select
so that he stand right upon the Democratic
platform, and is opposed to usury and money
sharks
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

TrWe learn that man hired ahorse and
buggy from one Of our Livery StAbls the other
pay for an hour two, and has not been heard
from since. 1t is supposed that th' fellow has
run away with the turnsout.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

GTA fellow was detected last night on 5Ih
st, in Oregon, attempting to break into couple
Of houses in adjoining yards. He made good
his escape Just as it was arranged to nab him.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

SPEEoHEs BY STEPHEN A. DoUGLAs.-Douas
will address the people of Ohio, at COlumbs
on Wednesday Sept 7th 1859, and at Cinci.
natl on Thursday Sept. 9Th as announced b
the Democratic Sta Central Committee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-09-01

uWe confess to have been mistaken in ts
mental "status" Of our Gazette neighbor ; :
badly taken in ms was the darkey who bought
skunk when he thought he was getting a 'pO.