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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-19

Rates in cents per 100 lbs. bet,ceen Memphis and
Kno1UaLe and Stations on the East Tennessee
and Georgia Railroad.
FIRST CLASS, Ninety Eve cents per 100 pounds.
SECOND CLASS, Ninety five cents per 100 pounds.
THIRD CLASS, Seventy tive cents per 100 pounds
FOURTH CLASS, Fifty-six cents per 100 pounds.
DLASTER will be carried from the celebrated Plas
IL ter Works Of Virginia, 10 Chattanooga and DIAL
ton and stations The +. Tenn and Ga. K. n at six
dollars per ton OF 1000 bs.to Nashville and all
tons the Nashville and Chattanooga X. r. ut nine
dollars per ton of 700 lbs Also, 10 tn cumba and
Stations east of 1uscumbia, on the Memphis ana
phis aud all stations west o. Tuscumba, at twelve
dollars per ton.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-19
First Glass.

Agricultural MISUNDERSTANDING Fluid owners
risk OF leakage-Baskets, twice first class rates-Bat
ting Blinds BJnne s, Books-BOOts and shoes, Bread
Buffalo Kobcs-billiard Tables double rstclass rates
brushes aud Brooms, trovm corn pressed-Cam-
phine, owners TX or leakage-CarbOys acids and
other Chemicals, double first class rates-Cabnet
Ware knocked down and well boxed. Hrst class rates
Cards, carpeting, cOrks, COZ fectionery-CLairs,
boxed twice hrsI class rates-CigaTs, boxed and
strapped-Cassla III mats, caps-COyeTS and Sleeves,
clocks and weighs-COpper and brass vcssels-Dem-
iiohns owners risk twice first class Tates-lTugs IN
bales and bO1es--DTy Goods, Ia boxes bales and
set up and boxed, twice rst class
rates-Furniture, knocked Jwn and we'll boxed first
class Farm wagons, IN pdeces-Fedthers, furs
window gass--Grapes, III kegs-tiats and caps, hides
(dry) lOOse-Household goods, Quot turLitdre) welt
boxed-fidr, in sacks-lnk, lndigO-lndIa rubber
goods--leather QoOse), Liquor glass-Lemons,
Machinery, box, d--Slattresses, tw ice first class
rates-MOuldIugs and Picture kIamcs-Mats aud Rugs
Medicines, Muskets-A arblc, wrought, at owner s
risk-Measures anu Tubs, Moss IN sacks-Musical In
struments, Mineral Water, In glass-N uts, Ia bags
Oysters in kegs anu cans--urnngcs, sacked; OIL, in
Glass Paper Hanglngs, not boXcd eserves, Pickles
glass owners RISK Palm Leaf Peltrles, Printing
Presses Piano Forts at owners rsk; Porter ana Ale
in glass- aintings aud Pictures, well Disqualification
Russia BristlesSteam Boilers tulrty feet and
steam Boilers, over thirty feet one and half trst
class rates--StaIionery-Scyth Snaths, Scales and
Scale Beams not boxed--Sleighs, boxed, twice first
class Iates--Stoves, al owners rlskSweet Potatoes,
SIZING stOve Pipe, Spirits Turpenune-Stove Plates,
al owners rsk--Sewing MaChnes-frunks, lin ware,
boxed--1rees and Shrubbery, boxed, at owners risk
frees and ShTubbery, baled, at owner risk,
and a hall first class rates-Twne-Toys, boxed
Umbrellas--VeneeriDg not boxed varnish- Wagons,
children not boxed, twice nrst class ratcs-Wago CONS
and Hobby Horses, boxed, once and hall nrat class
rates--Wax, Wine, in boxes or baskets-Whps,
Whaebones, observation-disclosures Ware, Wagon
Feiioes and Bows--wooden Ware, twice nrst class
rat w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-19
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets.


EACH SA7IRpAY IN .SEPTEHBgR.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-19
DRIP 0OOosHGl0tbing.
Furnishing and Fancy Goods.

yI7E are now receiving fne assortment Of Fur
wv nishirg Goods, Of which we name Shirt
every variety OF patterns and latest siyiesCollars
Gloves, ders. Robes. Neck Ties, Pocket Hand
kerclsefs, Umbrellas UNDERWEAR-eyery> varie-
ty-Money Belts, HALF H'ss E-of Cotton, Wool, Mo-
rino, and Cashmere-TRAyEIING SaAHiS, Gaunt
lets OF Bnckskin, Kid and Calf, ke., for sale by
seps-E J. II. McGIIL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-19

sI ~ O"ASS ~ 81 %
A FIRsT-RATE assortment OF Canes, received
IA and for sale by j. II. Nc ILL,
~ LADIES' and 6eutlemen's Furnishing store,
sepS-u Corner of sqGare and College st.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
1859. FALL TRADE. 1880.

1859. FALL TRADE. 1S5g.
ROBERT j. DENNY.
Dealer In Hardware, Cutlery, Tools. 'kc
hmsrde'ng every variety Of articles adapted for
BUILDERS, MA CHLNZS7S, d. HOUSEEEEpERs
No sos, Asoyr BANKS.
i HAVE now In store the largest and most COM
y plete stock Of English. German American s1.0s
hardware 1haye ever had the 70 OF -
Ter, and respectfully Invite all In To examine
the same before purchasing elsewhere goods are fesh and
having been purchased exclusively am preparei 20 or
fer them upon the lowest terms - 1920 - W.
In ng lmple nts Hand Piov,
shoNe spades, Iorkes, Raks Scyhea
Together with GARDENING TOOLS Of all Kinds -
In House-Furnishfng Goods my stock 1, ..o xs,x
Zine Tea Trays and Walters single sets
Japan Ioe Sets 1fn-Ware; Saucetans
Cutlery ZINE Ivory Handle Knives I'm and IN sets
fated foks and spoons brushes FEATHER
er Tbs sasns,. Mat, BrooI. Cooking Uens 1c
prepared with large and complete sioekviI
scpuon Bolts Hinges Screws Rail-
slide and Axle Pueys Sash Cord
Nails and spikes and all other articles building To-
gether with Tools Of all linda - 'e f-rN'e'' W
i have he Agency here for BaIsinn orc BoIl nd
rnss orks. and prepared steam Wate and
tee '- s'"e'snJ ~ shoTt no
~ Orders carefully and promptly attended to-
100 ROBERT ,. DENNY,
-An-- NO Main strret. above the BAnka
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply Of these splendid inssru-
"A ments have been received.
In addition 70 the beautiful Boix &c Ncix, the Cir
cular Action, and the Grand, have vt
doir, . beautiful instrument Of upright form.
The Chckengs received
nowned competitors and Installations fairs Of
America and cold more
Pisnos than factory In the world.
From Chickering's p<rma-
nent improvements that have brought the Piano
lection; and by the capital they
any Other f.o.or None Of their Instruments the
Without having been fully Inspected BY the
AZ this factory has than agency city,
Richmond these instruments Subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell 0rders promptly
tended to. =
wsreroons north sde Of Broad street.
mails NXrHI cARt-sl so,. lrro,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
VAN HA AGAN IL McKEONE,S
ORIENTAL DETERSITE SOAP,

VAN HAAGAN az McKEONE,s
ORIENTAL Defensive SOAP,
Wa'rGHtef 70 0i,, perso satyieon, money umbsr.
J'"''@ a gsS o% Age1h are A,y,,y aa0o,ia,dfo
A. VAN HAAJAN
Is Gssrs tines sSpe%bis% upon and tested %
Sh S save Tic .' Isc 2d sns e S puO We
Iogs d Is' upon Sw, ns'. Az We Az Il % give
so1 and Tit does not give foi subtraction money be re
Among ths advantages over other washing Soaps. the fol-
org 2,s s9sy be zen. ss nc souo, ana
ons pound WI 60 :. az ,o three pound. ofeou
u requires and labor 10 Do the Washing
rssted not 70 injurs he fsbrs A' '0'P' ana war
ys slssslas paints removing crease. and printers.
article of ssRas hands a. Doe. no chap S"
The supsrory o. ,he s.,sr.l. used and N. so.p not con-
% Tsg, more mild Than sny ether tno-n
I, So do T ys a. sos' and 'e and wARRAS
For 'asby sPorrs. HARVEY a co,
oeia Sole Agents for Richmond
STORAGE wANy RD.-Iiaving made large addition
to@y wsrshouss The poet prepared % buR
ron s Sy red % Or sS s OF . q
excellent place 70 ssor. damp Wheat, ana per-
Sous having such 70 store vfi DO ve 70 svs me call
aaIo-e AL
VIRGINIA INVENTION.
IhPoRTANT TO PLANTERS.
Machine ~ prss.g ana s1s enc r.,es,s
a.ss % Tobacco, preparatory ID Packing
me sssos psn amp. and not liable 70 g., %, Of or.
presses. and Al as same t%s dr.gos ,hGousS sroiss ~
rslshening ae.es'hus sraisnsE ihe leaves ven before
-. ss.ss. s.s 90 zen. # o, I.ssr
be done ~ hand Il so reduces s ssr 81 pi.ins
ass 90. ss hs. nsss., cost b., ss sssn eessrsd
oc9t-3m w. D. EIsoM. Hovndsvfiie, va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

LfsH.we have hama well selected stock Of yl.h ,,h
No HscksIsl IN hhis and ters No large and smsn
Ahuivs Write Fsh and No Hernps which er a. a. a.
hgure- % Der ear be bought a. 10 tbs city.
ess pRIpoI0Rb 60, on ths po,t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance

NHE RICHMOND FIRE AssocI with cash capital and
surplus Of nearly eaS0,oOO, prepared policies
descriptions
similar Institution In the state respectfully share Of the
patronage 1.-THE public Applications win
nee No second door Of streets
where the officers viii eheerfay
All losses promptly and nbersily adjusted
DIRECTORS:
chss T. Worhsm John II. Claiborne,
VIM G. Tompkins, Robert NJ partan
John }. Wilson, A. Rust.
Alex Jarrett, Geo n. 9wathmey,
John T. suhlett, J..
DAVID cURRIE, Prer.
kossSr A. TohrxrSr. Sec'y sea
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

LUCIUs HART,
FOUR AND SIX BURLING SLIP
New York,
- IMPoRTIR oy avn DTALEp nv f.|I|
bLOCk i'm, BAR LFAD, m-KVr
tNTfNONY, BAR TIN, nsRnIrf uVr1t
sPgLTER MOOT Cbppvp Tfxuvp sannihh,L
Pf0 IEAD. uIaNffTU erVt 80. c-,r..y.hs
Also, MtNufACruRFR AND INrORrYR oy sIfvpn 81.
IHD AND BRITANNIA WARE IRA DP supped an H. -,
DennEA's aEFrNrD mAszENA, for Gulf
- umry Purp0sre,-Tha aftlcle
dian Corn sxeusfvey snd found 10 be- ss,,e,nu ~
sholetome 81 veil excellent suhsute ne hess
sovyeo, using W he same way supply Zoe, v bsns and
~. IT'D W T. wARTg0.
-nois----.---------- ie1 Broad Frsst
4 , s.s.' 1, s z. sIA9SsGsFay yIss ls.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

hatss 90 Manufactured tobacco 100 pounds chnona
follows; To Knoxville, IS Nashville al rs: 10 ms.
eumbs " -; 70 Atlantis, Ga, u is to Macon Ca 81 So
70 Mon,goney Ala, 81 %; 10 ST. Louis Memphis, 20
hs sssl Nsishez and New Orleans, 81 a..
20 To Dalton and all points South of H. the,,
WI 80 into effect at But
cents loo lbs additional until The esmnlon
- 'Ne anu "eois'A hAif
FOR Of articles ne. hand
Company Richmond q CANpRPir ST.
Richmond April 22d, 1859. .nSs e.s ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
TUE NEW MAIL PACKET CLARA.

w ILL continue TO run Thweekly, from Rich t1srI,I-,k
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS a. a n :,
Meeting with the Mail Packet Luee r. Jones' seottsye
day, al 10Y, A. NJ, for Lynehburg Richmond
RETURNING.
Lssve seo,tsyile 1eit A. NJ, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and
SATURDAY., and arrive In Richmond day AT A Al ~
from the will that by his sbu
they arrive In Richmond the morning ana 90
turn home same days, at %, r. NJ " '""'s
points: - '' - "''e'"'u'A'e
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

fNHR0UGH FREIGHT ARRANGE.
"a N.SEoFrom Lsiehmond, Virginia, ~
nor, cans xicksbnrg, Mcmphls, Sc.
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, dc.
THE RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD CONpISy
announce that they have just concluded 10 rcn
lor and forward goods above specified following low
Fran, p,.,.o,.,. How Special LIST Cd Sd
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
INSURANCE OFFICES &C.,
MERCHANTSs

MERCHANTSs
IE39URAH1OE COMPAH~.
oAee Ne. , - Main a., HRich RoNI.
na.iNk INsukANCk 90 vssssh, Cargo, and rreight.
iSLnnS oessS Transported ~ Hvsss. esnaA er
warsness ssSss ssiinss X town o. soonrs houses
roLks issued Al current rates. and icsse promptly paA
r, DkRkCTOkS. y
JAa L Agperson, L W. 0iaaebrsoh. m raylor H.
David J. saanders, Levis alnt<r. John Purcell
DAVID Burr Gee. d. shell John n cssr..
VIM. Breeden n n Heal n
Leuh D Crenshaw, eAm1 J. Harrtson. John o slntou
Wn. H. Christian, = Miner, Il MI sainhsr' .
'snh D''ss' Paine janice rheuAi, ir-
ARoHp PLRAsANye Pr.sS
Fire Insarance, Marine insurance.
The yIRGisn TIRI \ MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
osu. NO isi nAn sr.-.s. ROz.osB VA .fs
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
HARTxRED iss1 and having. during twenty
sx nst claims for e. iarrs over
M.LLaOM OF D0LLARs, u refss 20 The history Of The
Dsnt pSoa H ss n s,siSrs.a ...r
ner ciusen add Us Capital
Conmercai and Mechanical Industry.
NC long acquaintance Of this Institution Win InsurnR
viii be spared information Withheld para Of in oEcs,
mat VII tend Va insure sceuraey give
To Farmers and Country Merchants
country already
Applications for Insurance. sddres,,d 10 the
President or Secretary vsn receive yss1Ps s,,sa,on
Wh--aA. Willy -, seorseasy mhls-1y
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

L A r. r. A N rs
EFFERvESoENT
SETTER APERIENT.
the Of the the celebrated seueS Spring. in
universally resolved the most 1. has
lions oil tho Aedii pn 5Eos Is lon and Discerning
MOST EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
Saline Aperient
pr Hss sna Gns aS special The
from ,s greater seacy 1t may be used with
OF APPETITE, iNpiaEsrIoN, Am ALL SIMILAR CON- LosS
PLANTS. PECULIARLY INCIDENT To rHE
SPRING AND SUMMER SEASONS.
Land Residents Climate. oiseientaiy Habits anu
Pan,. and Sn o,5Is e. vs and
With those who have used IT, has high Inds
Is TORPID STATE or rHgLvER-u renders great service
IN GoUr RHEUMkrIsN-r, give, the hes, subtraction
aaying all inaammaiOEy symptoms. aud aany eeetua
BURN AND cosTIyENEs-PrOves IL be a Medicine Of the
& the ANS E
IT aProsps TIE RKsR To ruosv
WITH OR SUBJECT PiI-ACrING gently on The bow
indamn AiOrS Tendencies. s ="
IN FACT IT s SISyALganiEIs ALL CASES wnEREA aEN-
TIE APERikSr OR sURGATIyE IL REQUIRED.
in form Powder carefully put up In bottles, 10 keen
~ any smss and merely requires water poured upon pro-
Taken In the mornlngi with the avoaon ohe
eIss ssesy tone Of the .onseS .nS sn
an elasticity Of mind and nos of,ts which every
with IMMUNITY from which he otherwise debare and
Numerous testimonials professional and other gentlemen Of
The highest standing throughout The country steadily in
efficacy aud valuable character the
'' anu '', S isas i T%sss HAM z CO. Druggists,
N GFRrU Wfei 90 "
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20

breakfast and sup nj Ashland and board the
steamers between Acquia Greek Washington
u''het 'niofuAuon' Apply .. uls once Broad Street.
ehoekoe hhL JAMES b. WINSTON,
s,Nr p,-ry a.. Gent Ticket Agent
once R. y. p r X. Co.,
Richmond Jan. 81, isSs I.naLu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
HARDWARE.

AkkA4ek(-IN k14sns
1869. FALL TRADE. 1859.
= JOHNSTON q BRANSFORD,
NO - kAiS sTRxET -.
Inpersers aAa Dealers IN
10 maraWnrss cusasry, dana Ae., trr
AT wHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
WE are nov In receipt OF our Pail eesk Of
Imported .sa psrehs..d airsst ffsn me nsnai.s.
farmers mechanics e~psss pubic re-
neray examine conpsts
ssaf.s .s.s and wssasnAa. ssa s.s Peskss and Ia
esl..os ADD k.acrs ns,eAsrs superior xAr. roe,s
yiss and RAsps, HnmeIs, Collins and Va varsnsed
nnss and sosl lar d Spades and ssorss .,,,+.
shovel and rees~ hs jspansd arssA osa sna Wire Fen
Conner and Jspan.d Coal rieds
Brss Brensed jsPaasd Irons oarsr
o.sss:-N.ns Gu, and wrought. Hou. and Ms. sAs.. Ae
DC With every thing comprising esrlsss sock efsrd
Respectfully sonct szannaio. Of our stock Esl
sels JOHNSTON BkANsrohp.
FALL SUPPLY. ett
"E have received, By various PACKETS ana
w ssesn>rs from England, and nom vari-
Gus manufactures NORTH hs iarses, and most
HARDWARE Sc CUTLERY
anything hne assanx that We are
quite certain that viii be ah TO suit both qusty price,
good have been purchased on the bsst
Guns, sinsls and double. very superior -0
Chains, Of an kinda -tl..I. .
BsiidInx nsisrais Of every price and pattern a -
thing In the house tesplns line ~
Axes and Matchsts, Of the very best manufacture
And other articles TOO numsroas 70 mention
n n Ordeu promptly aa-ndedt 70. 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-12-20
RAILROADS., &C.
RICHMOND = YORK Rvs,

RICHMOND = YORK RIVER
b. RAIL AID. i,irn 4
| o., a. ASS 2. x . MONDAY. Dsss~ssr isA. EAa
.pAssrSoka TRAIN
s WAN: ss' ':ssr' '.:.'.s X
n'e.rs VIII. ilss's rse'a.. md ss.nss: An
r..:sss.. Ssfs sisSaoSs Tue.
sy re S,:: and Saturday. ss n
.n s' S.s. 'ss Ssr s,ss
3. ss Ss s .as sls; soS s ~
and ,'s Sns SsssG N rssrss Nons sss
r.sas.. kes a. saa W %.nsssSo. is.ys ssS
s..sInlas l..y. w.is.Isos zane a.ss .sssh.l
way Freight forwarded ether v.y rsssdsy; and saturdays,
GnkAr sOUrh-w ksTknN MAIL nourE.
TWICE. DAILY. SUNDAY KvEsIHa kxoErTEp)
RICHMOND AND DANvlLLR RAILROAD.
M4Aa HgSR
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
fs.s avn s run mo: n s:. n: MAN and f'''
sna sen ' ;a daily s1S,ys sr.ass ..ssH.sa
D.s: sA, ."ss s. s'I ao sasss'
.:.s E1s1sa S,y .;:P' s.aa for D.a
$3.50 -, - ~ ~ saE1nuxsne.- ,J
.:. : IN
Through Richmond 70 n.npA. b. ,-e d.y, ..a Tire,
d: . ss q. s.ussa ma
stn q. yr.,pi. csa.i1 R.rssa %.ia. Co .sS
IssS-:s Iss; :, .Ss .sa a..ss through .sov.
70. ySssa Iels. apply the Tickle,
.sls Q CAMPBELL, SspsiinssndssI
sOUTB-sIDE RAILROAD.
OK, AND AFTkE MONDAY TMRaad AU-E
PROM PkrERsBURG TO LYNcHBURa
n Tram ''ars daily At $50 NJ, reaches Lynehburs atase
T.n i,s d, except Sundays as
FROM LyScHnuRa TO PETERSBURG.
Ir,n star, daily at u NJ, reaches Petersburg
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-27

MONEY IN LoSDoN.-The last reports of
the London money market state that dis
counts were easily obtained at % per cent.
per annum. What an elyseum would such
a money market be to the anxious borrow
ers at and 2 per cent. a month in one of
our Western cities. Capital, like water, it
is said, VII always find level. There is a
great vacuum in the Northwest, which this
abundance OF cheap money in England
might ill if it were set free in this direction.
But the chasm to be filled is so deep, that it
is not probable there would ever be any re-
turn current from it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-27

BRowN EXPECTED AIo.-Brown, in
conversation with Governor Vie as re-
ported in the Richmond Enquirer, made the
following statement in regard to the aid be
expected:
Brown said he was conscious that he was
in the hands of the law and was prepared
to meet his fate; that, Is far as (he himself
and those already in custody were concerned,
he had no concealments whatever to make;
that he had been mistaken in his calculations
about assistance from others, otherwise he
would have given much more trouble. lie
said that the whole plot was well contr' sd
and arranged as far back as 1856, and that
he had reason to expect assistance Of FROM
5000 to 5000 men !; that he looked for aid
from every State Virginia included.) Upon
being asked if any negroes or whites, in or
about Harper's Ferry, were pledged 70 him,
be clined answering But, upon reflec-
tio framed an answer in these words (;
"FI..l my visits, and associations, and in
qu ries about here, / had a right to expect
tLu aid of from three to FIVE thousand men,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-27

A NAN WILLS HIS FAMILY TO THE DEMo-
CRATIC PARrY.-Lemuel Showell, Esq, the
wealthiest man in Worcester county, Md,
and q life time Wing. died on the 4tb inst.
The Easton Star says:
"!On his death-bed, we understand, he
called his relatives around him, and told
them he had willed them very large prop
erty, but, from recent observations, he had
become satisfied it would be of little value
to them unless the Democratic party is sue
cessful. His dying request was, that all OF
his family and relatives should hereafter act
with the Democratic party, which they
promised to do, and are now with US. The
Shovel family, we learn, numbers near a
hundred in Worcester, AsE E-T,.e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-27
THE INFLuEscE OF MECHANICS IN BuILp.

THE INFLUENCE OF MECHANICS IN BUILD.
ING UP CITY.-A census of Philadelphia
has just been taken, which shows a popula-
ton of 67O, 900, and an increase o 27l, 23s,
since 1850, or about 6s Pc in nine
years. The foreign commerce Phi del
phia has, during that period, rather declined
than increased. But her mechanical and
manufacturing productions-her coal trade
and interior commerce, the real sources OF
her prosperity, have increased immensely.
Commerce will maintain one or two great
marts on the continent, but the other great
cities will be created by tue concentration
within them Of the industry and skill Of
mechanics and artizans. Vast as has been
the increase of the commerce of New York,
within the last ten Years, yet her growth,
lis believed, is to be attributed more to the
increase of her manufacture, than that Of her
trade.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-27

VENIcE.-A letter from Venice states That
the people of all classes are eiaigraiiEs in
large numbers--in spite OF the Austrian
capitalization the country which they
apprehend must inevitably c6meagain under
Austrian tyranny. The young men are ex-
patriating themselves in crowds. Although
it is difficult to escape the vigilance Of the
Austrian authorities on the Pc, yet they
manage to cross it and escape into Roman
go, where they are safe, under Sandman
protection. Tie letter dated September
l4th says, yesterday 200 passed the Pc to-
gether. Tonight " young men are to
start; one of them has promised to take
this letter. On the 18th of August valen-
tine Fabis de Basin, forty years old, and
father of family, was sentenced to eight
years of hard labor for having melted de.er-
rion. On the 22df of August, Frez,ae De
Verzegris was condemed to death for carry
ing loaded pistol in his pocket in the
street. he was shot at noon the same day.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-27

RN- The Harper's Ferry outbreak will
have a disastrous effect upon the Republican
cause in the approaching election in New
York State. 1t has so startled conservative
men in the Opposition party, that they will
stand aloof from any alliance with Seward
Republicanism, if they be not persuaded
that the only safety is in extinction of Abo-
litionism by joining in an overwhelming
triumph of Democracy, and go with that
party. The Herald says, sin the present
state of feeling, let our November election
establish the ascendancy of Seward and his
revolutionary doctrines in this State, and we
shall soon realize the fact that this ascen-
dancy is full of dangers to the Union, and
TO all the social, financial and material in
serests of this city and commonwealth,
which depend upon the Union. Let the
people of New York, of all parties, who
have any such interests at stake, prepare io1
the important day of our November cleo
lions. .GfkA srist-I $50
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-27
CEsg IL is stated that Ossawatamie Brown

Ea 1t is stated that Ossawatamie Brown $
expenditures for arms, men, transportation,
&C., must have exceeded $4,000. This
amount must have been received in small
contributions and from large number of
persons who were, of course, privy to his
designs, and who were therefore accessories
before the fact, to his revolving crimes. The
New York Herald says Gov. Wise will make
a requisition on the Governor of New York,
for Gerrit Smith and Fred. Douglas as par.
ties implicated in the crime of murder, and
accesso: les before the fact.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-27

s@.A military company, composed of
several hundred fat men, not one of whom
weighed less than two hundred pounds, pa
raded one day las. week in New York, and
marched to Turtle Bay, TO enjoy an annual
feast. Among them were some very thick,
fat fellows, and the company appeared like
a jolly set of good lives. Most of them
were Germans. They had a fat and funny
looking standard-bearer, in the person Of
an exceedingly monstrous negro, the latest
of the whole company, who bore the target
which seemed like toy in his hands. He
was very much admired by crowd. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-27
nsA- Gov. JONES, of Tennessee, who ha

aeA-Goy. JONES, of Tennessee, who has
been an eloquent advocate of the railroad
improvement in that State, and to whose
exertions, more than to any other man,
Memphis owes the rapid progress of her
railroad system, lies dangerously i'll in the
latter city. But slight hopes are entertained
of his recovery. His death, ut an nge when
experience has ripened his Judgment and
strengthened his intellect win be a calamity
to the community to whose interests he has
devoted the vigor of his days.