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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

Is BusiNEss.-A card from our old friend
J. Frank Harris, formerly druggist in this
city, tells US that be 10 in the Wholesale
and retail drug business in vincsnnes,
Indara. Glad to hear OF hi, success.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10
LOST.

A SAALL BLACK DOG NAMED "CuIPpIE (.
a haa on REQ leather collar With lock. and plate
we're little sore. The nndsr vyIi h es,, ano
warded BY leaving the came At th.s ON sshs u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

MEETING THis EvgNIN0.-A meeting ol
the tax payers and City Council 10 called Al
the City Hall this evening at seven and q
half o'clock, for the purpose Of taking
some action upon tho reports Of the city
debt commissioners. A full and free ex>
preston Of sll She tax payers Is desired.
BY order Of Committee Of City Council.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10
Regal Havana LOTTERY Of Cuba.

Conducted By the Spanish Government
&S9e,00O In Cold drawn every sevsp,esr asvs p,
sse cashcd and Information furnished The hghest
Silver. TAYInis = 90 anu
fssii-aiy Bankers. 10 waii s., New Yorh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

Lsr some one Of eur merchants send msn
cut 70 clear sous Of the principal crossings,
and We are sure the ladies' will return the
compliment BY doing their trading wi,h
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10
THE CITY.

THoss interested in the orgapiH ,ticn I
boa, club ere requested to meet At the
AekIey House. on Friday evening Of this
week
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10
uovnl psm,x,nr powa..

Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does it. Ask your grocer
or II, aud take no other. |, is decided
improvement over any other.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10
Taken HIN.

A BAY AND WHITE SPOTTED MARE. san
a died and Bridled. Having on torn halter w.,
once.
jSn9J-d John KAr,FNavS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

0ivs liERp A cold is often though, to
be too trifing matter to claim immediate
or serious attention until it gets such hold
on the lungs as to impetll the life Of the
coasump.ivs patient then and not till then
do many thing seriously Of reliss, when Il
often comes too late; what foolish neeli-
gsncs we say ws say when 20 cents will 20
90 far As to cure Gold Cough, Sore Throat
Hoarssnsss. As,hma, &C.. hesitate not to
60 to druggist and inves. that in a bottle
Of Madame Psrtsr's Cough Baisdm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

AGENTS WANTED


AUD sell an article needed by every busucss man m
w county. Agents can realise net pront Of from
-. 70 Sso per day. each In hand. Only few dol.
sneeessafy 70 etart the busiueee. Address with
stamp WESTERN PUBLICATION CO.
,a..s Corner Sd and Perry strests
pAvenpOrt L. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

FoR Catarrb buy full pint bottles Of VOL
colts Annihlator, in white wrappers, 81.
Wolcott's Pain Paint is also in white wrap
pers only. Sold at Druggists
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

TnE compliments Of lhis community are
certainly due to the ground leg for not
finding his shadow when he came out to
sse il the other day, ~ we are enjoying
most glorious spring weather. and joseph
Shields tells us that the rush fer his spring
styles Of goods 10 immense. Won't there
be rush though for his mills whom the
atreet cars cnmme nea runninr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

AosNcy oE rns Mutual LIFE o. NEW
YoaH.-We are glad to notice that our
friend L. I. Eals. Esq, has been ap-
pointed agent for this vicinity Of the Mu.
tual Life Insurance Company Of New York
The oldest and largest Mutual Company in
the United States-now being in possession n
Of a cash capital Of over twenty-five mil
lions Of dollars. Now is tho the time to
insure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

WORTHY OF IMITATION. The organization
Of Mutual Improvement Club by the con-
gregation Of the Unitarian Church is prov.
ing to be good thing, and viii doubtless
be Of great advantage to the members :
Having desire to improve, We attended
one of their meetings. The exercises con
sists Of readings 10y all CT the members,
select readings by individuals, and short
lectures or different subjects Of interest
making in al. source Of grea: improve
m.nt to the members. More Of ssch asso
Citations would be good thing for our young
people.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

THAr WESTERN DIvIsIoN,-Now is . very
spportuns time for our West Davenport
citizens to think about completing the street
railway to the western limits OF the City,
or perhaps thoy prefer to tramp through
the mud. Thoy can take th.ir choice, as
the company stand ready to complete the
road whenever the people show s,ms sub
stantill interest in having i, built. What
say you, street cars. or tramp through the
mud!
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

BUsiSEss CHAxds.-Our jsweler friend
Baldwin L Marston have fitted fine room
House. Tho room is the enc formerly &C.
cupied by Mr.. Hickey II is tastily fitted
up. Several fine frescoss adorn the walls,
and the paper hanging is done in the high
est style of the art, the work Of Mr.. John
Cameron. The beautiful show cases and
elatorate,y carved cabinets which adoin
the store, are as handsome flushed pieces
of work as we have seen in the city.
Messrs. Baldwin ( Marston have now as
elegantly an appointed room as can be
found West Of Chicago, oil of which they
deserve. May they contisus to prosper
accordingly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

CRowpIsG CiAiNs-The other day ws
noticed the actor Of the Supreme Court in
reversing the decision Of the lower court in
the ma,tSv Of Cofin rs. City Of Davenport
Involving soms $1,000. Il seems that
the attorneys for the plaintiG ere given .
choic. OF new tiial, or pay uent in install.
iasnts Of IL 0C0 each year until the claim
shsu d b, satisfied. The Ma, or has Teceiv-
si notice that the after has been chosen
and that the District Cout hiss issutd an
order that the first int lime mt be paid on
Monday mex. This Of course necessitatea
. meeting of the council, and one has been
called TO consider the matter, on to-mor-ow
evening. We are fast learning that honss,
1ebts have to be paid. This experience
may have some effect upon the discussion
Of the city debt question At the City Hall
this evening.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

ExraAcTs-W would call attention to
the card OF Davis Muller in another col y
umn. For many years these gentlemen
have been engaged in this trade, and their
goods have oblatned n ta;tering reputation
oil over the country. All the first class
hstsls use them, and bear testimony 10
their superior excellence. These Extracts
recommend themselves to every enc who
has tried them. They are, withou, doubt,
tho bsst now in use. Give them . trial
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

DAVENPORT Wo,LEN MILLs.-Havins
heard nothing from the Davenport woolen
Mills for The last month or two, We conclu.
ded that like other mile, were laying
still waiting for spring trade, undergoing
rspars,setc. But upon visiting that con-
Germ to day, We were convinced that our
conclusions we're in fault, for instead Of
standing still, the mill has been running
since the Holidays on Spring Styles, some
of which was shown us BY the skillful
designer, Mr.. D. j. McCrshan, who has
been bringing cut scme Of those choice
Scotch Tweeds. that have been ia such
higa favor for the past year or tive. snd
are still in great demand also many ele-
CANT spring styles Of Tweeds. Cassimeres.
Jeans, &c i, for which shat mill has so vide
arcputa.icn. Everything about the es.ab-
msnt indicates that Mr.. Shields' intends to
be prepared by the middle of next month
70 supply the trade generally with goods Of
sach quality, and price Is will make il
FOLLY to look 10 the East for them.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

SuRorsAL OPEsArroN.-Soms time ago. q
little son Of Ferdinand Westphal, about II
years Of age received . severe blow ON the
arm above tho elbow. The arm continued
to pain him and an examination was finally
made by DR.. Hstfnsr. The bono was
found to be very much d.cayed and yes
tsrday surgical operation Was performed
and about feur inches Of the bone taken
cut. Boys who are in The habit Of striking
each other on the arm should b cautioned
by this incident.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

WOODEN WEDDING These weddings are
both popular ard pleasing, and We are sor>
~ tha. wa cant have ore ourselves. There
was delightful gathering Of ths. order at
the residence Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph
Shields, last evening, Al which there VAS .
numerous attendance, ard no end OF timber
blessings, and in every conceivable shape,
from tirst-classlParisian velocipsds Cork
pattern) down among tie wooden bowls.
wooden shoes, butter molds, canes, vases,
Eastwood statuary. fine Swiss goods,
matches. elothss-pins, tooth-picks = in
quantity sutii ,ient to start . irst- class
variety shop. The party was large, the
occasion delightful, - and the amiabls
hostess has the largest and m ost select ou:-
tit Of wsoden jewe,ry in the city. May their
tin, bronze, silver and golden weddings be
equally as happy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

CASH PArEs HousR.-We take pleasure
calling tho attention Of dealers to the card
Of the old established house Of A. p Hard,
New York. For many wears he has been
in this trade, and during his business career
has hal no connection with the combined
monopoly for high prices. Every merchant
knows that goods can be bought cheaper
from first hand than at any other time;
No drummers o. travellers are employed
The house will be found satisfactory in
every respect. Send for prices
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10
DAVENPORT FIRE

DAr,sl GotIn. Treas IL ii AN.rr,ns. s.ty.
The stoeh Of this Company 1. die'r4hu,ca among
one hundred and nsneiy-ihIcc hold.,n, emil racing
tisss which fact 10 . snfEeisnt guarantee Ter po.t
management and telisbili,y. sul cf
Charter Oak Life Insurance Co.,
or Hartford. Conn.
Assetss Over.. Al 600 GEO.
tn. MgRRil l.. state AZ mt.
Cor Sd and brady streets, DANENroRT IOWA
~ Reliable men can n,i steady cnlt yu.rt by
calling at the charter Oak once. c.,8l dIy
AMERICAN TONTINE
LIFE AND SAVINGS INSURANCE
40, N pANY.
OF NEW YORK.
Tnls COMPANY WAS ORGANIZED rHpEu
Z tho laws III the SiAtc If New York. with capita
paid ny in full
The ofhe~ts and Directors arc composed ~ v~n,ic-
VI great experience. ability and uEduuhicd IN
tegry. and have ,s,ah.h ed the hnsln,st ~ ,ht
pany on u. s!.,e.y cash .,s,em CASH ASShTr.
icies non-forfeitahlc and inconicsihhic ravr for
fand. Thirty day grace allowed. r"liclcr heid
good during that period.
..v'O NsssrtCti0M orr Traced.
The rates Of this com. any nrc rs low thcec OF
any other good company. the 1on'ibr tenure erler
Tally commencing II ~ thusc seeking nnunit.rs
Reliable Agents watied to cAnsass IN tnglish ard
German is lows
.DAa. 1srORlNsiTON.
SicncTnl state Agent.
auGs dAwu DAvvnroHr. Iowa.
INSURANCE..
K IN Q'S A G T. N CY
y. l. Corner Of Iirady and second s,,ees.
SANGAlIO
Fire 4 Marine Insurance COm'y,
Hprinr field 1llincia
Paid up Capital over $500, 900,
STATE
Fire Insurance Company,
Cleveland Ohio.
Paid ap Capital - a2OO 900,
Large lincs Of insurance promptly and care
fully placed In reliable companies. NJ rstos I'D
an umt n fp raan gt,ya I'll IL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-02-10

MACHINE CARD CLoTuiso- We iesre 10
cal the attention OF dealers TO the Card of
W. a. Eames, manufacturer Of Cotton and
Woslen Machine Card Clothing. The pat
is conceded to be the hest there is ex,ant
in the trade Machine Card Clothing Of
every description is found at this store.
Our dealers may be sure Of fair dealing
and honorable treatment at this house.
S.nd CT price list.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST.

The United States Steamer Mshican Or.
dered - Mexics-fhe Ways and Means
Cemmittee-Pacific Railroad Snow She'd Q
Burned-Mr. Seward Gsins to San Fran.
ciscs-EaFthsuake.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 29.-The United States
steamer Mohican sailed to-day for ports in
Mexico. 1t was announced that she would
leave for Behring Sea with the sciertific ex.
pedltion, but her destination was changed as
above, in obedience 70 orders unexpectedly re.
ceived. The Congress ional Committee Of WAYS
and Means are to-day inspecting the Custom
House, Post ONCE and bonded warehouses. A
portion OF the SNOW sheds over the Central
Pacific railroad, near Emigrant Gap, has been
destroyed by IRE. committee OF the Board
OF Supervisors will proceed to Valleeo to.
morrow morning to receive the Hon. VIM. H
Seward, and escort him to this city. A shock
Of earthq uake was felt at ictoria, Vanc yer's
Island, onthe 26th instant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30
LETTER FROM MR. MtLLEys
4 CAPITAL I'D COMMUNICATION

cAPTraL I'D COVgy-NEcATTON
Mr. Muiiens with n Swerd-what Mr.
Malleas did with his swerd-what Mr..
M1ileps said 20 himself, within himself.
when he did what he did " ith his Swsrd-
Mr.. Mullens en- s-cession-Nr. NuIi.us
makes an assertion, reiterates the as.er-
tisn. and is prepared TO prove the asser.
uon-Eauality with the Negro net for
Mullens-Others may sup with the negro
hut MuIlens, never-WilI not Gem, i'm. n,
20 in. to sup with the negro. viii net Null
lens-Shoaid sinners entice. and syre.s
invite. and sver.powrring forces COM
mand. MIR. Muilens standing on the reck
Of indemitabIe resolution. with his
coed Sword i'm his right hand. a mighty
purpose on his brow. and his back to the
wall. will DEFY the paneplied cohorts.
and tell them to their teeth. Never.
Never. Never: will MulIens sup with
the Negro.
We have received the following communIca-
ton, which "speaks for itself -
WAsHINGToN, ID. C, June -. ISSq
MR.. EDITOR AS you have honored me by
an editorial notice m your issue OF n dace II
You are disposed to deal fairly you Will give
tne iollowlng no less conspicuous place IN
your columns:
You say that seven Of the nine who TOOK
Leading part IN the anti Douglass meeting Sar-
urday night were in the South during the war
&c., including myself, and then add that "a it
would be the part OF modesty for me 20 take a
less conspicuous position" Ii may bs quite
proper, according TO the ethics OF the EvRSrss
STAR, 10 sty lie one :mm Oldest who speaks. when
loudly called for" rs your report shows me
70 have been, in matters which pertain 70 the
tastes OF the speaker; but nevertheless we bs-
heve II TO BE- the general rule 70 do SO.
Now, Mr.. Editor, lust q word or two more
When laid aside the sword and surrendered
In good faith, did not suppose that 1 sur
rendered with the right of secession NV right
70 choose my own company or associates.
mat claim can nowhere be found in the terms
OF surrender, and 1 simply announced on Sat-
urday night that 1 would exercise that right
and reiterate the assertion. IL time and on
portunity were given me, am satisfied that
could prove that am not prompted by auy
spirit OF hostility 20 the negro, but rather ee-
sire MS Well.oeinG In so doing. 1 accord 70
others the rights which claim for myself and
say tnat any who choose may court tne soctzl
polificai. judicial and religious association,
ana claim the equality OF the negro in all these
respects with themselves, and will not dis
puie with them about the matter, as I think
tney are the best Judges in the case. All who
desire may have the negro 70 come in and .sup
Win them, or may go in and "sup with
me; but when they 20 further, ana demand
mat Ishail do so too, reply, Not 30: one table
for me AM another for you, gentlemen, w hether
your dark color be aRder the skin or Of the
skin. Yours respectfully.
r: II. MULLEN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

TRIP OF PRESIDENT GRANT TO BALTIMORE
VISIT TO THE MOUNT CLARE WOBKs.
TRIP DOWN THE BAY on THE BAL.
TlMORE AND BR 4 MEN STEAMER.
A DISTINGUISHED PARTY.
Especial Dispatch to the Star. !

Especial Dispatch to the Sear.l
BALTIMORE, June 3o.-This morning 8 spe-
cial Tain arrived at Mount Glare from Wash
ington, In which was President Grant and
several members Of the Cabinet. e. ests OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. The
visitors are now inspecting the works of the
company. The train com mprised the officers
coach, President CARROTS car. ana the Master
OF Roads car, and was in charge of Capt VIM
BARS, and drawn by engine No. 275. Mr.. Beck
EFT, engineer.
The train left Washington a. . o'clock, and
was accompanied here by Mr.. J. L. Wilson,
the master OF transportation, and Major G. S.
koontz, agent at Washington. The party is
composed OF the following: President Grant,
Secretary Cox. Postmaster General Creswell,
~Ex.Secretary Stanton, E. L. Stanton, Commis-
sioner Delano, and Admiral Porter. President
Garrett received the distinguished party a,
mount Glare, the workmen turning ont en-
mdsse, and cheering the visitors The shops
were handsomely decorated inside and out
After thorough survey Of the extensive
WORKS at Mount Glare, the party will proceed
by rail to Locust Point, where they will embark
on the company's steamer Baltimore, which
leaves at two O'Clock for Bremen, and 20 down
the bay to Swan Point, returning on the
steamer Chesapeake in time TO take the special
u.
Collector Of Customs John L. Thomas, Naval
Officer John Lee Chapman, General Brooks.
and number OF directors will loin the Presi.
Dental party In the trip down the bay.
[Sec ond Special Dispatch.l
The company spent some time in social con.
versation i'm the Office of the Master OF Ma
chinery, and at noon sat down to a bounteous
COLLATION. in the Draughtsman's room. Mr..
Garrett occupied the head Of the table, with
President Grant on his right. Mr. Garrett
made a hrief address Introducing the distin.
guished guests.
The party arrived at Locust Point at halt.
past one O'Clock, and Immediately went on
bosrd the steamer, which with other yessels)
was handsomely decorated with flags and
evergreens. There were large number on the
boat, and many were on the wharf. Captain
Voeckler received the party at the gang plank
and escorted them 10 the quarter-deck.
The Baltimore left the wharf at o'clock be-
ing accompanied by the steamer Chesapeake
with quite large company on board. The
steamer Virginia, handsomely decorated, ac.
companied the Baltimore down the river.
Governor Bowie, Senator Whyte and Mayor
Banks are with the party. &.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

OTTAWA, yune 30.-The Privy Council uet
yesterday, when. ttis understood, ATTACHMENTS
We're made relative to opening q road to the
Northwest. .f.f - = = -"
1t Is reported that the Hon. John Rose viii
pfoceed to washington shout the lOth of July
70 negotiate the proposed 1. new rscIpr0city
The town Of Woodstock, Ontario, vas yisited
oy terrlnc hail storm last Sunday, the hail
stones being from Ave to eight inches 10 CIR.
cumSerence. 1uch damage vas done to eo.
erokeE that there Is NOT enough in the town
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30
THE IRISH CHURCH BILL IN THE
HOUSE OF LORDS.

LONDON, June 30.-Last evening the House
Of Lords went into committee on the Irish
Church bill. After long discussion, Earl Car
naryon moved TO substitute 1s72, in the 18th
clause in place of ISL, as the date of the dis.
establis hment OF the Irish Church.
Much discussion ensued; and, at length, the
Lords divided, and the amendment was carried
by vote of 100 against "A.
The clauses, numbering two TO twelve, in.
elusive, were then agreed to without discus
sion, and the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30
BY Bdnkers' and Brokers' Telegraph, james n
GdsS1na1 oneroror -

VuesuWuys OpcFdtoF-l
Lewis johnson Il Co quote stocks and bond =
in home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK, June B.-Firet Board-U = 6's.
isel, coupon, l20N; 5.20s, loea, coupons l2I:
l904, coupons, ll6S; l60o coupons, Il3S; 1856,
oupon. new, 1l9a; oeoS, le67, coupon.
lIsa; l0-iO's, coupon, II7H: Pacific Msii,
s7a; Ohio e Mississippi Uertihcatea, 32k
Mariposa, "a; Atianue Mail, none; Canton,
none; Cumberland, 33k; Western Union TeIe.
Eraph, 3ss; Quicksilver, is; Boston water
Power: Is; New York Oentral, I95; Hud-
son, loi; Reading, 9es; Michigan Den rraI,
l2s; Michigan Southern, 1O1S; Illinois
Central, Ii2; Cleveland and Pittsoure, 100 < !:
Northwest II 4; do. preferred 95s; Cleveland &
Toledo. none: Rock Island. ll7a; Fert WAYNE,
15S; Alton e Terra aaute, IS; Toledo snd
Wabash, IL; Adams Express, 62S; WeiIs,
Fargo q DO. Express, 3lk; United states Er
press. none: American Express. i2h; Mer.
chants Union. none: Chicago e Alton, I5.:
do. preSerrsd. I57. Market strong. Gold, ia
aI37K.
fBy Cable.l
LoNDon, June 30, I p. m.-Oonsois, slsa
SO; Bonds. sos.asos; Illinois, ssh; Erie. 10 "a
l9k, quiet.
FRANKFORT, p. m.-Bonds, s6s.
LIVERPOOL, 1 p. m.-Cotton active Sales
1900 bales. Middling Uplands, I2.; Mid.
dung Orleans, 12S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30

a NATIONAL T1NPKRANcB PARrY.-A Ma
tional Temperance Convention has been called
70 meet in chicago on Wednesday, Septem Der
lst The call, which has been circulafed amons
the temperance societies of the different S.ates.
and extensively signed, says:
"Tne mCral, social and political evils Of in.
temperance, and the non .enforcsment of the
liquor laws, are 20 fearful and prominent, And
the causes thereof are iutrenched and protected
by governmental authority and party interest
mat the suppression OF these evils calls upou
me friends OF temt erance; ID the duties con-
demand mat cid POLITICAL ties and associations
win pfohioiuon OF the tramc In Intoxicating
drinks as Ne most prominent feature should
"TLs distinctive political issuss tha. Aav.
ior yeers peet interested the American people
aIe nov comp9nnvely unimportaut or fIily
seuleo, and In this aspect the times 10 auspi.
cious Iof decided and practical effort % over.
cone oe 0!ead power of thD liquor trade.
IT. onomalened do therefore earnestly in.
vits al frieAas OF temperance and the enSorcs.
oeot OF iey, and favorable % distinct political
eclon ios 0e promotion OF the sane, 70 meet in
eenera! mass con vention In Ne city Of Oaicsro.
on Wcdnesoay, ne lst oey o. SeptsnSer, iSSa'
~ ~ o'clock a N, for tie pufpose OF ORR,
nine Tor distinct polstical icfi6a icr tsmSsr-
"Ail cAircAss. Sunday schools, and ,,mn.r.
ance socteties OF al nanes, arc reuus.tSd =,
send deleeAfes. and al persons fayoranle "a ts,s
movement are Invited 10 meet at the tims snd
ana place above stated" !"
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REPUBLICAN MEETING In PETERS.
BURG, VA.

hVW 0etWeen "hltes aud BIackSs
RICHMOND, VA, June 30.-Last night, in
addressed a Republican meeting. The Con.
servatives present called for division OF the
time, and that not being allowed, the next
Radical speaker was silenced by calls for Con.
servative speakers. The negroes then formed
IN a body and charged the whites present,
driving them away with bricks, and chasing
them through the streets. Ii appears that the
whites went to the meeting under the impree.
sion that division OF time would be allowed.
Neither party used firearms, and nobody was
seriously injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-30
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.

WASHINGTON, June 25, 1859
Information has been received at this de-
pArtment from Mr.. A. G. Hyer, the Consular
CLERK OF the United States at Callao of the
death, on the 9th of January last, at the Chm
cna lelands. OF William Jones, a native of
Phiiadeipbia on the Sd of February of VIII
liam Clegg; on the 5th of February or Henry
Brown: alse, on the 5th of February of Walter
Of Callao.