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No. 596.
Nocs Of The poonmea Of public soles Mnnssoa, ordered 10
be held By proclamation No. 587.
the public lands within the late the
boos of the acotah Sioux nation of Indians
ordered 5s September 6, 1857
land oces arbau and Henderson, In The Territory of
Minnesota postponed
order President 30h August eth September
ncxt prior will be advertised according
to law, THtH A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General land Office.
FsmuARY 20, 1853.
Feb 23--d1w Intel. &tar.
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American Gothic and Brass-Foii Roofing.

American Gothic and Brass Foil Roofing.
INVENTED BY EUGENo IATTIL, ARCHITECT, NJ s. B. &c.
nESIGNS made for concrete churches, villas, cot
L. agcs and farm buildings Once Gothica Chappaqua
Westchester county, Now York.
June 17--du
We would call the of Grandn csq
commissioner for the States aud Territories commits
sioner the United States Court Of Cms
ough with business with tho departments
Washington and the practice Of the United
fNsao York Daily Na1s'.
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, e. CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available all the principal cities Of the world
tile credits, for in Europe, China, &c.
Jan 31--3md
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VNIATCH Repairing and Engraving w Watches,
wv and pocket mekeepes description
repaired perform
Engraving every including tho
cutting arms, crests, notices. and initials stone.
Visiting wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
n. W. GAIT BRO
Jewellers, 324 Pemsy vanla avenue,
Jan 3O-u Between 9th and 10th streets
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Teb26~-eoid Ine&s,ul
BEAUTIFUL HEAD
or RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Complefely Preserved 10 the Greatest Age.
ND who that is gray would not have it restored
troubled will, danruT and itching would have removed
troubled with crou ca head other eupions but would be
will also remove ali pmpes from tho face and skin Prof Woods
Restorative will do all thssee circular and the following
ANN ARnoa, NOV. 8, 1856
heard much said Of tho wonderful effects
having cheated qunckery
quack norums hair dyes disposed TO place Reso
qack until county months
when such induced the trial Of
thin and entirely white and before ex6ausns one Of
large bottles her hair restored nearly It's original beautiful
and entirely head simply
effects the hair but because Of its heahfu
auoncs up .e my family are
using your Restorative happest Effects skcp
doubts character value entirely
removed can cordially conhdentialy
by ali who would have their hair restored white
(y Of sickness age to original color and beauty
all who would have their hair beautiful
$50 SOLOMON MANN
Prof. o. wooo.
wooD long tme after yon Bssheld before
got Restorative which gave upon
your Detroit aud when got concluded Mrs.
nns hair the surcs test of its has done all that
would do and others of family and friends having
its Effects using and recommending 9th
highest consideration you claim
- Again, very respectfully and truly yours
CARLYLE, Qll.) June 2s, 1859
Moods Restorative
wonderful effects Ny hair becoming thought pena
arely gray by his og
nal color, and, ! have no doubt, permanently so
j. WOOD CO. Poprietors Broadway " lin the great
" Wire Railing Etabishment and ia Market street st. Louis
No And sold by all good druggists
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NOR SALE.--A rare chance to secure q very fine
lady's riding horse. lie beautiful black eight years Old,
high sound He
so and action and ID perfect in all and lie be
the livery stable Mr. Humphrey
Feb 5--d
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Feb 12-dR

DUBLTC SCIOOI,S--Nednesd next, the 3D. in
slant, AZ O'Clock, b the stated period for tho
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Public Schools Of this
city. @ RO RICKETTS,, Secretary
Mar 2-2t sf4+ ~ s84t4
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MARRIED,

Al Ptersyc, Maryland the Gath II February, Mr. AAEs
OWNER Washington Miss MARY STUCK, Of ting former
Iplaca !.
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DIED.

On the 27h umo LOUISA wife Of Basxs LANSING and eldest
daughter Of the late THOMAS I0vsrr, Of New York
The funeral will take at kaorama to-day wsdnss
day. iock The will bc conveyed to Rock Creek church
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at nd
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10 EDUCED SCALE OF PKICES.--AlI tho prices
they viii this Dress
sk shsw robes SCARF cloahs and emerodrs all tho entire
stock Of ne reduced scale Of prices
In store superior hbo ucns danaska owes
Napkins doyues, pillow nusus, snd shectings. ff
400 Superior Irish hnsn superior qualities at low prices
Mourning goods stock always full throughout the cue year
Fine white cAmbrics, eeonss aud nAnncs large supply
One price only marked plain hsures hence purchaser Is
ovorcharged 5rlf ~
We arc not opening accounts.
All old bills wt be settled before beginning ones We ssse
Sious on this point
reserve ourselves tho right for payment
q y
In future all will be closed by payments viii
not be acceptable = =
ne cnunusd financial shortening cred
adopA - - % 3 -1'-'1a' = ~ ~
o.t 70 make trade cash business az
WNnous essturbhe tho relations which have existed
pcwoen many our customers and ourselves for long series o
years"
tfftf ftht PERRY h BROTHER,
Central Stores, building
Jan 2e-l0tdd opposite Centre Market
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HoLMEs's LIFE BoAT.-We regret that other engage
ments prevented our attendance at an exhibition OF
Holmes Sf-ryhtng Suf and Life Boat, yesterday morn
ing at the navyyard Those who witnessed the trial
speak in the highest terms Of its merits life boat
there being little in its righng self baing qualities
that can get out Of order while il has great buoyant
properties 1t can be made either of wood iron, cop
per, and need cost but little more than common
boat
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FROST KING.

FROST KING.
~ WO0DWARD'S Metropolitan Stove and Crate
factory No as Pennsylvania between 10th and Ih
sep4-eodfsm
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The NORTHERN MAM.-Mr. Jackson, of the New Jer-
sey and Mr. Pclton of the Philadelphia and Baltimore
railroads, have just concluded arrangement with the
Post Office Department to facilitate the mail between
Washington and Boston twelve hours-leaving Washing
ton at 3, p 1n arriving in New York at 2, a. as
to leave in the early New Haven train.
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1NHOUGIITS FOR THE HOLY WEEK, for Young
Miss Sewel author Of Amy Herbert 81 cents
Barclay City the King vol svo; coored plates % So
FN'h ERANCK TAYLOR
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

wheeler 4 Wilson.
MANUFACTURING ooMpANYs IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
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TnE FuSrR, Of Professor washington (wsose life wa
so sndde,ly terminated Sunday attended " ster
day afternoon by large number OF relatives and iends
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wAsHsoroS January Is, 1883
nN the petition of Caleb and 4. Willis Pratt of
Newton, Massachusetts, praying for tho Of patep
granted 70 hsm on shs Ah April 1874 for Improvement in
bsiigcs for years expraie M
said patent whfah takes place the 9TH day April 1855
said petition be Patent Office ON
Monday IA March next at ~ O'Clock, all persons
hqd appear and show they have why pc
utiou ought NOD " BE- granted. r
opposing ho required Patent
Once their ccs, specially set 0rth writing, twenty
before tho bearing al testimony filed
be sAid hearing be taken and
of the oco which will furnished appa
Tho tesony the will cIoscd the 9th Of
depcos other papers relied upon testimony
in the once bspre the morning Of that day the arguments
any, within days thereafter.
Ordered this notice published the Washing
oa c. and Post Bnston Massachusetts, f three
c'vs week previous the 22d n March tho day hearing
lQS. HOLT,
Commissioner OF fm~nts.
PsEdors OF papers will please copy
ps to the Patent Once, with conauas this notice
Jan l6--law3w F7t
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PIONEER ASSOCIATION. The Pioneer Association OF the
First Ward win meet this evening at the hall of the West
Hose Company to make arrangements for the ensu
ing campaign.
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TnE Weather REPORTS received yesterday morning ~
the Smithsonian Institution from eighteen points, North
and South, were invariably "clear and Geld At Buff
falo New York cold twelve degrees above zero,
and at Savannah Georgia twenty degrees above zero,
with intermediate degrees at the Intermediate points
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ID II. GILIET, Counsellor at Law has removed
lOs his office his residence Franklin Row, corner OF and
Thirteenth He will continue devote his attention principal
ly 10 In the United States Supreme Court
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15

Hate Cassel,
GRAY, ....................... Master
THE FANNY HARRIS and KATE CAssEL will run
regularly between Rock Island. Davenport and
all points above to st. Paul making sure connec.
tons at Gslena with the following boats which COM
pose the Ainnesot, Daily Packet Line to st. Paul,
eaving Gslena st 10 O'Clock, A NJ.
Steamer Northern Light, P. Lodwick, Master
Northern Belle, J. Y. Hurd
" Grey Eagle u q Harris
Key City, James Worien
War Eagle, W. II. Gilbert
The Fanny Harris lesves Rock Island and Daven.
port for Oaena every Monday, wednesday and FRI
day 1t o'cock NJ.
Returning leaves Gaiena for Rock Island and Da-
venport every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday al Q
O'Clock A NJ, connecting with the T-honingc. which
leaves Immediately on the arrival Of the Fanny Har
ris, at O'Clock p NJ.
The Kate Ca sci leaves Rock Island and Davenport
at O'Clock A n
Returning. leaves Dubuque for Rock Island and
Davenport on N ndsy. Wednesday and Friday at 8
o'ciock NJ connecting with Keokuk and ST. Louis
Packet BIN Campbell, which leaves arrival Of the
Kate CAssel at o'block NJ
These boats will give through tickets to all points
Above 0aens - II Paul, Will also receipt for freight
to all OF the above D. ints and will nav pa rticular at.
tenion to the delivery OF the same Pas and
shiI pers can rely upon the str.ctet pnncf uaty,
these boats convey the Mall and must leave promptly
~ thc Houf 10 make tnelr connexions.
n. B.-These boats arrive every evening ct Fulton
City In time for the Chicago train.
BURROWS PRRrrYHAN,
Agents, Davenport.
J. n. LANGLEY T. CO.,
POWARS Z CO.,
Agents, Rock Island.
". =. GROvRNBBRY,
Ticket Agent, Davenport. mch97-5tf
1853. season Arrangement. 1858
-oI THE
rAvoRITR MISSISSIPPI RIVER PACKET
@
IL ~ VO Y.
Regular st. Louis, heokuk, burlington,
Rock Island, Uacenport, Dubuque,
and ST. Paul Packet.
TNHB LlgA Draught and we'll known steamer
ENVOY, n. G. ROE Adster, s. \. LOCKE,
Clerk, has commend ed running ~ . Regular Packet
= The above and intermediate points, Continuing In
the trade during the season
Shippers may rely upon havirg their freight ham
died with great care and dispatch, ssd PASSENGER
are assured, in travelling upon the Envoy, OF being
made always quite at hume.
pFor Freight or Passage. apply on tosrd.
March H. 1865 mchl8-dtf
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CHICAGO.


1F0o16
]. ]. oALlAoHEN'o,
General Advertising a11 ColDoetlng
AoH000xs
- DEARBORN 81. CHICAGO. lLLs.
TAPPEN.
ios LAAE sTREET 10
CHICAGO, ILLInoss.
. Il q - X = n a.
For New assd D0uos
BETTER AND CH8APIR TRAN IVA
YvHD extraordinary low prior~ ruling q ~ D1De
i dursag the past winter moaths, = ysll - a.
probably scarcity Of desirable gocds bF oosino al
Summer wear, have indeed nc 70 purchsoo I'D -
AZ: :s ~ = m: Ana a.
for mems wear.
READY MADE CLOTHING
Our manufaesory In this city he's been kepAin -.
slant operation durins the past suss uDnshs. 49,
sor smens Of and fashionabl, exAsb.
ited IN the Northwest, and At pricss mseA b~svr
those obtained lat season Tor the quality Of
goods. We guarantee the quality II our worh. sv~sy
garment being made up un'ier our own supervisies.
and on our premises, we can safely warrant y
equal TO the best custom work.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom room. under the management u 80
Of the moot rkilful Cutters In the country. fuil-
stocked with entirely new assortment Of the
ISmportatcns q the fine qualities Of Cloths Cosss-
meres, vestinss &c, which will make up - Or
der q; short notice and In the best style ooly, 81
NEW YORK PRICBs-
We guarantee entire satisfaction. or isis.d u
Money.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
IFRemember the number, los Lake street.
spr57dly-JJ0 rAPPB1 hoO@
To Brick Makers.
ErOR sale cheap for eash-six Drick nachlsss euas
4 piese ana N eood order. esch mscAlns. ~
All the brick On the Hudson River are ms1e ~ 49,
- HHRv1AK slsss,
mch26dU box 2Ol2, ChicaG
}. d. AEiLEN, JNO O. MRllU
Sawyer, Mcllem 4 Co.,
Sss $50 SOUTH WATER 81,
01a1oAGos III
BETI s, .MELLE.Vr c..
Ne. SOUTH MAIN st..
1T. Louis, MO,
General Commission / ForWardlng
Merchants.
II r r + r. NC rs:
Renick 4 Peterson, q Logis.
VS. Gilman, Do
George Pegram, do
Capt Gould, Do
Lanin, Smith Roi~s, 70
Capt Johnson Louisiana, No.
Pint Vheeler, Chicago
AEeef, d.
Latin, Smith = Boiss, do
SH kennedy d o.. New Orleans.
A6 FarwelI 4 90, Boston.
Startling, AcCullough Co., n. Y.
May 70 i657d1y
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For Sale.

7N1D three story Brick lDeuee Iseaasa - sAo
= corner Of Second and neypoids stress. u obS
city Of LeClaive, containing ten Yerne. hAv1na ~.
q view Of some . mica up and down. cleo 0oe1
. good bStc6 enohe hose. Il y eoe q ~ hsooo ~
lccet0ns On tb~ nis siesippi River.
Tens, q 80 cash, the ballaooo n I, 81
yesrs, q 10 pr csnt interest Yo1 saYeAoS nog06ns
lars inquire On tbs premises. n Asaoe b Sos -
gear old
opr17-tf j. .. fU10UND.
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For Sale,

AONh hundred and twenty Building leee n a
3Addition 70 the town Of Port Dyruo.
These lots eligible and handsomely situasnA a
che bank Of the 1ississppi. 1hsy vi - soll - -
tonabie germs.
Ior particulars inquire Of Msssrs. DurSss praAA n
Oo;. Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, Ia. i0Sn1rS.
Oosbin Z Dow hsvsnport, Or Of tAs subse16se.
JA0D N.Y.
!" me subscSybeY has numhsr1eee lan0snnao -
cat land In ard AsoS he ettias q poVonee1 ~
LsOlaiSe snp nsa4 u town u PosS Dyp1e ~ -
w1hses % ssl: JOosl6efl u.
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Fer Sale Or Loas0.

Dor ding back 10 fest.
SeosnoYtAev articu0lAYs INQUIRE OF CoYbin 4 NJ
~ ~, or Of JAMES NAY.
LAIN
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For Safe or Lease.

m Lots or subdivisions 10 suit purchasers = -.
1sone that may desire TO lease for term Of ycarU
the following property In the city Of Davenport ~
In bloch le-236 feet fronting on ~ street.,
100 on Western Avsnoe.
Is - n a
In block t7-nesY the MARKET House.
- feet fronting on western ovenuo
extending leo feet bacA with a ello
ZACH AID NJ n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
\. d. CON0D0N, JOHN YANru
Attorney At Law 4 Notary Psbllc.
COmgdOm & Yamtis.
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS-
Real Estate Brokers. &C..

DAVENPORT. IOWA.
WILL give special attention TO collecting and
w securing claims Of every kind.
Also, buy, sell, exchange, loan and pay taxes on
Real 1stste, negotiate leans, examine land titles,
nc &c.
OFFICE, northwest corner Of Brady Second ct,
and story
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DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESE B RO u CT
Dental 0l1rSeo1o,

JULIUS CHESEBRO U GH,
Dental Surgeon,
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
once directly over the Davenport Gas 20. o. IN Her
wins Block Perry, betw Third and Fourth SITS,
Tor the transaction Of Mechanical and Den
tistry in Gil Its branches Having received ins,Iuc-
T.. from, And during the ast year been associated
with, OF the most able pract.oEers ia the East he
fei- rfdept that any operations eutrus ed TO him
wall be executed IL a careful and skillful manner
He will be most happy to show any who may favor
him with Call, his Recommendations, which are OF
the highest character, and would invite the most
critical ex animation upon all work Commit Cd T. his
hands. All operations registered and arrAnted -
He solic,s share of the public patronage. and takes
pleasure In submitting the fo'cwif testimonial:
NEW LoEDos, Oct %, 1851.
This NAV certify that DR. }. Chesebrough has been
pupil or mine il the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the pas, year, he has operated with in
o.ce Ii ME professional ability have the greatest
coincidence, and Cordially recommend him TO any
wishing such services those Of careful aLd skill
full Dental Operator. ". W. SHkFFlkLD.
And also In referring TO Aessrs.
r. O. Learrssd,,--.A Hqn T. W. Williams,
Hon Ebenezer Learned, G Learned,
DR.: Lewis Belts. Rev Daniel Huntington.
" Browne, DR. w Stotdard,
of New London, Conn also 70
Or. Barrows, } NJ burrows,
Hon. Cannon, DR. Baker
DR. WtherWax, Rev j ID Mason
Gnrley ESQ.,, Aessrs Cook l. Sargent,
Rev ID Packard Dis True
4 barrow Esq, W Remington,
" oodwArd, AFMAst
W Smith, Pkerwin
aY 81 ymaker, " Bailey. IFebs
Rev q Aasoun, Chas Powers
Jos Lsmbrte, Jno Rogers.
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For Rent.

V1NHE OFFICE h. retOfore coupled BY Nessrs Oook
L Dillon Iindey, opposite Cooh L SasRsnt's
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KuHHEn, Tobscconist. lDsc1As
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15

ErOUA LOTS sitaatsd On "a and Scott sssese. sps
CeaGlSltsl INT NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15

0as q ths lar0a9 literary a~d Political NApe.
Paper - ~ Se01A published svery Irtlov s>evn.
~ q - Pr anuum.
fn9: Pr alvsrs,sins tA1ss sqlazss ens ysas.
SuseA Douese.. o. square, tn oollars
301 IL C1Aln4 CaRY m fHnpnlax
Nss wsebly sisculaaasa q tvuavs hunArun-.an -
geaneSc = - clintsa - Joeksoa, g - q
u 49, 9 y - Rysoeleaol 800 = leeoi
Hs.ia|z ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-15
Rock Island Trespassers,
To all whom it may concern.
TAKE .NUTTCE.

VIZ undersigned having been appointed By the
i War Department o. agent OF the Quarter Mas-
ter DEPARTMENT at Rock Island" with full tnstruc.
tons 70 Adopt al necessary measures for the pro-
tecto Of the property from depredstions and fntru.
sions." Now, therefore, Ill persons whOmsoever, mt
having IS0sl TtgA are hereby warned and notified
- eaH ths pesaisss, aad sbstain from ~ fUtAss
ehAres q all WOOD cut on the ground and forbid any
persoa renewing he same until TIE proper damages
con - aeoouosl I'D PAID.
hor 81 - kin1 "a 1eAaDed = o1ofoh fSu0 any
ssss8an vAessssve, = iAeA aeSs vtl - tatsa
aoalnD - lsDuo1o1GsA
~.,,Ass u ~ ~ -
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To Rent.

TNHH Eddy House 1t has, Davenport. I'M
i easy.
Apply to w. n. Hildreth on thu premises.
aprl6itf
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lit q Bls1sgNjse.
THE following described Real Estate:
L swk, sec 4, { so, rae.
10 in the south west quarter Of section NO one
ny $50. r8,e
m, SEX, sss IL. so, 1879
EA, swk, TEX, sec l, so, rSe.
~, swk, sec 8, so, re-.
1t Will be divided to suit purchasers. Price 12A
per acre. Terms y cash, balance on Yeas time
with 10 per cert itersst, payable annually.
Enquire Of
jy2od6w c. q. KNIT. =
Post ONCE But ding.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08


 02- We are thoroughly satisfied that noth- lns we can do or say will please the editor of the Gazette. Last week, we took especial pains to answer the questions he put to us, and now he accuses us of refusing to answer.
 Meanwhile, our questions remain unansw W er- ed- The Gazette who sees things that do not exist and is blind to those before it's face. is slightly mistaken as to our policy. Not only are We alway. ready to define our position, but fl the editor will refer to the files of his paper, he will therein find that we are accused of die tation, Of attempting to forestall public opinion. and to cram our opinions down the throats of the people. Now, he says, we wait until after measures are settled and take the popular side. We will tell him the secret, as he appears pot to have found it out. We take the democratic side and fl 1t is not popular at the time, we know it will be, for the mass of the people love the right This is the secret of our position always being indorsed. It is not the result of trimming or watching, but of maintaining a finn footing on the democratic platform, not allowing ourselves to be lel off by false lights, whether they be dark lanterns in the hands of pigmies or false suns in the hands of giants.
 Meantime we should like to know a few things In the late election good many for egners voted for the editor of the Gazette. Is he still opposed to foreigners? He, no longer abuses the Catholics. Does he really believe Il. AI n gerous? These were the main dogmas of the know nothings, and having abjured them, has he any principles left?
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-08
Irving to get Back.

The editor of the Gazette having, ill au in- direct way, repudiated Bell and Crittenden, and having, not only refused for year past to con- tend for Americans ruling America, but having actually got to believe that foreigners are not all enemies to their adopted country, has writ ten himself out of all parties. .In recent issue he gives us to understand, in his peculiar left handed manner that he intends to vote for the democratic nominee for President Here him
 ." For ourselves, we shall support 10 man, either for President. or any other position, who IS not true man-true tothe constitution. and therefore true io the south That sort of man we will support or support none at all Neither party nor personal prejudice shail prevent us from supporting a true man, if such an one be before the peopie--nOr shall such pgsjudice blind us to the iaults ol political irsud or foe. lt s very probable that may be in the mi noflty--it $ possible that ws may not vote ai ali--but We shall certainly support bone but true men. Minorites have DO tergofs for us.-- We prefer the nght to the nvor.ty."
 fl he does this, he will do what was never expected, and will agIeesbly disaPpoiut every body. 1T hs chooses to vote for the democratic nominee, let him do so, butwe object to his be- ing taken back until be shall have shown that his repentance IS sincere and his new faith lasting one. Not only must he wash in Jordan seven times, but seven times seven.
 In some churches backslders are taken back on six months probation, but we very much doubt if thedemocratic party will fix bis period of probation at less than six years