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Kansas Land Agency,
JAMES a. HERD,

LATE OF SPARTA, TENNRssRE,
WILL attend promptly all business entrusted to bis
w the Land Once the Delaware Dslric Ksl.-
cas- Territory, situated at KlckspOo.
He will sell Land Warrants fer on time or locate
the when the lands of District are subject 20 pr
entry. Also purchase lands public sale July
next and do all that he in udsiOus selections pE
mote the interest Of his clients. ADDRESS
JAMBS X. BIRD,
Refer TO KekapOO. K. T.
Gen W Whitfield, Register, Kiop.roo KT
Gov D WOodson, Receiver, AlcAaPOo' A. l.
SmOOt, Russell & Co., LeaVenWorth, K T.
Robert Campbell, Esq, st. Louis, No,
H Faut, Esq, Washington, D. c.,
Cook, Bailey Co., Nashville, Tenn.
mayi5-tRSm
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NOTTCE.--DUCK RIVER LANDS FOR SALE

I pursuance Of interocutOry decres rendered May
term 1883 Circuit Court Of Coffee county case
Wiley Hickerson and Others, heirs Of Lender ckerson
ceased @ p1Fe will proceed % sell At the Court House door
in Manchester on 5h day Of july lS all the right claim
and interest which said heirs have in and TO three certain
parcels Of land Coffee county, four miles southwest Of Man
chester, As The Joseph Hckerson farm which the
aude Hcken, died seized and possessed Of containing in all
twelve hundred 2O acres and upon which from three -four
hundred acres in cultivation Duck through the
ter OF the lands and upon which splendid Saw and Gs MILL
and tee Ae no les than hfy good springs upon the land
Said land will be sold credit Of ana years, except the
OF S2O, which % be paid in hand Notes with good security
Will be required ana lien retained the lands until paid
for. complete survey made Of lands pats
hbted on the day Of sale Any person wishing to see the land
&c, Will apply 70 Wiley hCkersou, who Will show them, and
any other information address me al Manchester This May
I6, 1858. C. C. BREWER,
.Mtdg So a
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Fractional townships 10, a. Is, and l6, Of range a.
fractional townships 49, H. 49, I6, and L. Of rsnge I3
fractional townships u ana -, nships a. u.s. I6
and iraeuons townships II, 49, ~ aHd 20, range r.
Fractional township H. townships - Ia IS &C. IL and Is
aud Irrational townships 10 and 90 of range IL
Fractional townships IL, IS AMI Il, townships Is TO-
Il, 70 10, and 20, of range 10
fractional townships a. Is, and IT, and townships H. 10
10, and 20, Of range 9.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools mill
ary and Uher purposes will DO excluded from sales
The offering The above lands will commenced on the
days appointed and viii proceed in the which they
are advertised, until the whole shall been offered,
The aes thus cJsed bat sale shall kept open longer
than two weeks, and private Of any Of the lands
Will be admitte until ssr the expiration OF the
Given under hand al the cI Washington, thrGeth
day March, anne domti thousand eight and
fifty eight. JAMES BUCHANAN.
By tue President.
lHos. A HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land ONCE.
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NASHVILLE.
WEDNESDAY mORNNG, NAV &c, lass.

"a Rev. RoBT. A. TouNo Of the Missouri Con-
ference. and Rev. c. Z. MARSHAL, Of the Missis.
sippi Conferences, VII each deliver Temperance
Lecture at Hobsons Chapel, Edgessid, Thursday
10 attend
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A Coed I9-HOrse Power Boiler
NAN % asd on easy tsrma ~ applying saln sonsE
- Wofks.n % a. PEaRsAhL.
april 7-W5i
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rR wish 70 purchase desirable si1ck arn With good
w conialln. rua ~ 20 $50 Ul
IN ar 10 miles from Na1hFiss on or n1ar tarnpiza
-lisf 81 NASHVILLE WISHES % exchange some udsfa1ls
g nropsry Improved and Flcaufs within kl1drel
Sards OF the public square, Coz good Arm not i1rhaf hac
30 niles aad much nearer possible, and on Or cnFa,
nfaut to a pike or rillruaa.
We have recently Gol1 ssgoal large nEn3 ana persons
4 eqU =. Il. a. r. 81. BEoWA.
nayl5-dtHkE-0 rs laety slsset-
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BSE- The Clerks of the Circuit Courts of Middle
Tennessee are hereby notified, the 4th volume of
Sneeds Reports has been deposited in the Office of
the Clerk of the Supreme Court at Nashville for
distribution. J. P. CLARK, Clerk
May 18th 1858. tri vim.
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NEI.gNonKs.

=-=eAOOkos
Tbs Life and Wo-tl $500
Tue Life Of SIR Hs1rT 49,
Ths Communion Table 1rl 90
The Infant Salvation BY ID t---srg
Tia Ba1tisrnal fount h7 D4. -
Chrigtour Passover b. Dr. Cu.ES5
Thoughts el tho lnhuance Of -
Cunning Spirt u : \
The Finger e God By Or Cunnir=
The Great Secret bT Dr. Cunning.
TheProzimats signs Of the ciosso Of t1A
by Dr. Cunning Npela-tN-
Signs Of The Zines 1F d. Cumming
Philosophy Of ibe Pan Of SalTnfion-NalA
Philosophy Of SksPticism nd Ultraisua-WA
A. rander Fischsr8 = r-complste. H.
SINS Of the Times 49,
The MsthOdst Preacher
Here and Hereafter By Athen,
The Prince Of the House Of David
Or Cummings Dsiiy Family Devotion.
Life Of DR. Kane By Elder
DE- kane's Arctic Explorations
Dr Lyingstone's Researches IN Africa.
Discoveries II Nosth sHd Central Africa By Barn.
Partons Life Of Aaron Burr.
Annual Of Scientific Discovery FOR 1883.
Hand Book Of Household Scencs-Y0umal.
Literary Attractions Of the Bbls-Hassy.
WOIthens CYol0pedia Of Drawing.
The Piits-Street Church Lectures
For sale by JOHN YORK CO.
maya No. IS Union street..
JOHN YORK CO., have i05 ale PoTisrs spirit or ne
Times orthis week. imay4
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Mrs, DOYLE

DIGS leave to inform her numerous customers IN the
- civ, and throughout the states Of Tennessee and Ala
bBma that she has returned from New York, ana has "a
ceivsd her Spring ImpOrtaIiOns for 1853 OF
FRENCH PATTERN BONNETS & MILLINERY
GOODS,
Consisting in part follows ;OOO French Pattern Bon
nets 500 LeghOTn Boomers and Cbildren's Hats richly
nmmed 80 Heat Dresses, styles; $50 boxes French
Flowers, Bridal Equipments and Head Ornaments; 1890
pieces bonnet sash aud belt Ribbons with large stock of
EmOrOideres Collars Sleeves, Sets, Childreu's Waists
Robes, Bands, Edgngs, INSERTIONS MantilAs
= Country MlllIners supplied with Pattern BOnnets
and every sTtcle appeHainngt 70 the business.
Ever description Of BOnnets and Gents Hats Bleacbed
and Trimmed IN hrsDs own Pecu liar style. Stamping for
Braiding and Pinking done.
sprl3
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ThE LIZ GG8H rs afiH e. Tie Captains ward.

IRE LOUSAASs OF the Captains W ara
BY THE AUTHOR UR sssRrAROE"
THE NATCHmAN, by Maitland, author Of
siEtAroe.' Fourth supply just received
The Reason Why: careful collection Of many
hundrods Of reasons for things which, though generally
knoEn impeTieety understood. Of condensed
scientific know ledge fer the million, b. tbs author OF In
ouire Wilhln.' Fourth supply.
For the Ladies, Miss Lambert's complete guide
needle work aud embroidery with hundred thr
teen Illustrations and diagra~s.
Mrs Hales Receipts Tor he Million containing 4545 Re-
ceips, FGcs, Directions, &C. in the Hsefu ornamental
domestic arts and In the conduct Ofie being complete
Family Dictionary
Mrs Hale's New Cook Book, the best published.
Sam Slick the Clock Maker. The funniest book out
swallow Barn.
Horse Shoe Robinson.
The Three Beauties, By Mrs sOuthEorth.
White Lies, BY Read.
The Lost Daughter. By Mrs. HentZ.
Qults; Novel. By TIE author Of ." he Inhials.7
Also variety OF New Works IN paper. b. Smiih
Reynolds, Diekins, AiRsWOrth, Maxwell &c SC.
For sale by 2. HAGAN.
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mo. 6O2.l
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

No. 6O2.J
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Tn pursuance Of law, I, JAMES BUCHANAN, President
OF the United States Of nerea do hereby declare aud
make kRO that public sales will ned a. the under.
mentioned land offices in the Territory Of Neb raska the
psriOds hereinafter desgnated 10 wit;
At the land once al BROWNSVILLE, commencing on
Monday the sixth DAY OF Seotember next, the disposal
81 the Puohe lands within the townships,
North Of the base line and east Of the sixth principal
meridian.
That part OF township one outside Of the Sac and Fox
ana Hall Breed, Nemaha reservation, OF range Il.
The paris 81 townships J. p g. and T. outside Of the Sac
and PoE aud Half Breed, Neaha reservation ana ffac-
tionEl Wnships and 6, OF range l6.
That parof Town hip outside OF the Sac and Fox
seTvatOn; township 2 the parts OF townships 4 and
outside OF the Half Breed Nemaha reservation; and rac
That part Of township one outside of the Sac and Fox
seTvstOn; townships 2 g. that part Of township
outside Of The haf breed, Nemsha reservation and town
Township /, ga 4, 5, ant 8, Of range 10.
townships l, 2, 5, 4, 5, and 6, OF range u.
Townships I, ., ,, 4, 5, and d, Of raIge II.
Townships ], 2, 3, 4, ). and 6, OF range TO-
Townships 1, g 2, 5, and 6, Of ranges.
At the land Office at NEBRASKA CITY comm encing on
Monday, the sixth day September next for he disposal
Of hs public lands within the following named rOWnshi
North Of the base line and east Of the srth principal
meridian.
Fractional townships and g, OF range IS
Township z, and fractional townships 8, g. TO- H. and p,
OF range a,
Townships Z 8 10, H. and Ia and fractional township
Il, Of range IL.
townships 9 TO- and H. fra ,onal townships I2
and -, of range L..
Townships g. 9, ~, and H. and fractional Fnshp 2,
OF range IL.
Townships g. O. TO- and H. fractional townships p,
49, and IA, range 10.
Townships and l3, and fractional townships a. IS,
and 10, Of range9
Al the land ONES AHA CITY, comm ncsg on Mon.
day. the sixth day Of eDtembeT the disposal of
PuOhe lands within the following nRUed townships,
North Of The base line and east Of the sirth principal
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SIIB MY AWtdua
WETB have recently secured exclusive agency for ibis
w Sta for the sale 81 Halssy BooEsrss and Capt Z.
Stultzs ceisbratsd braads0f
VIRGINIA CHEWING TOBACCO.
This Agency includes Al taslr brands and enables as 10
sell A. FACTORY preas We eandidly behave gVo
dealers bsttr bargain than has been offered In
Ibis city, A our STOCK Of Tobacco, SNUFF and S5gLrs
The largest and best assorted na mas ever Dsen KEPT IN aa
city.
nnr1 f7-N J. ". LANGLEY q co.
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TVOR TUNE.--Fank Lsses' MAGAZINE and Gazette Of
rays JOHN YORK q CO.
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49, EEAH.


WISH IN nn-.ha,e from 10 20 5000 bushss Of pHms
usre5ant,f- 81 neat immsliais delivery, or shic1
yin pay lhs faa nsrEet PRISE <: o,hAes,
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hereby certify, that having 5ssn badly bruised and
scaldsd By tbs explosion Of steam Boiler friend Induced
try BrEgg5 Arctc Eminent Ihs instantly
extracted from the sealds, very time an he
pain gone from the bruises. In was ven,
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NEW BOOKS.
=. HAGAN,
VIII a IAHll Ass0EI1TENI OF
INK, STATES, PENCILS STATIONERY G EIaRALLT

Letter, Cap, News, Wrapping and other
PAPER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-07
The Cash System

rstne only one to ensure the buyer against fraud
had management, bad buying and poor stock
Wh be buys from = house ths, does No credit
husness he 90 Haranfee others Indebtedness
INT Is always sure 20 get GOOD STOCK, and at pri-
r.s that will enforce success There l. no business
= liable TO tricks and traps of trace the liquor bu
siness and if you would svoid the pcis"noas drugs
ssld by persons who do . credit busineis and only
calcrlate on receiving fifty cents the dollar Ill
shry sci, buy from the CASH HOUSE Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-07
JOHN lILLIS. Sec'y.

COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.-ARREsT-
On Sunday morning at II o'clock two young
men entered the store of MIR. keyser-Mer-
chant Tailor on Brady street, next to Mey-
er's saloon, and purchased goods TO the
amount of s4,9s for which they paid in bo-
gus dimes and quarters The yonng fellows
at the same time showed some twenties,
purporting to be gold, which they remark
ed that they did not wish to change Mr..
keyser did not detect the fraud until yester
day morning, VIXEN he hunted up the fellows.
They were in Benz. Eiseman's store on Front
street, There they enquired for black
pants, and were shown some. Keyser wish
ing to get the bogus reduced to good money,
made his wants known to them; thereupon
they went into a back room, under pretence
Of trying on some pants, when one of them
placed his bogus funds in the hands of his
pa" who made off. The other chap, 1--WE
suppress his name) offered to redeem the
bed money by giving an order on Burrows
d Prettyman-which was not accepted !:
when ne was immedl ately arrested, by Mr..
Meyers and brought to the police office
His person was searched, but his pockets
were empty-except couple pairs Of hose
and some other trash He said he lives on
the Blue Grass road 10 miles from this city.
Mr.. c. is very fine looking young man, ard
ought to be in better business. His case
comes under the jurisdiction Of the United
States Commissioner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-07
TO-DAY'S ADV'S.
FRANK PIUMER.
PlU MER A VAN HOS


ATHERkAs on the 9Th day of August A D Isss.
w HeBTs sl4g maker executed unto Dsvsd 3.
True Ne Trustee, e-rsD deed Of trust, oonveyine
ssid TRUSTEE L. land III Scott cgnnty iogs describ-
ed oilows, 70 Wit. Part of the eost hslf Of ,hs
SOU b. ~ quarter ~ sscltoa number 1. eny four
t24l Ia town hip ntmber -sventy at Isl north II
range thre- east of the :ih p,rticnlariy de-
rib.d follows to Wit Confn-ncsng as the suYfh
w-st of said eat halt % ssld south guar
ter of said section, running thea east forty Isel
rods 70 c-nter Of q sixty 1907 feet road; theuei
south along IT, cen er Of ssd road thirty ard
half 81 rode theme vest foriy [4ol reds th-nes
nortL thirty and one hAii "a roes 10 rlsce q
bsxinning; Which said convt amer made for tbs
purpse Of securing the paymen; of several certsm
prnnissory aud thetater-st thereon signed ~
issl5, anl nw others, psyshie follows so-
the u Two hnndred doiars payable 10 The oids
Of ich las Fej-rvNy, due the 18th day 81 Auf
Is5-, with interest q ten reS cent y'ss eunusn,
pay Atle nally.
And nov sAid last mentioned note having become
due and payable. ana the said Gl ynakeY hsytns.
failed 70 pay the sam, David 3. True, fruGsce -
Aforesaid DO hereby give this pcbic notice, that ~
virtue Ut the psver which IL In vested By sasA
deed OF Trust will, Saturday the 81 day Of o.
tobeY,A 1885, at the hour Of o'eioct thc aflrr-
said day. the Ccurs House door In The csiy
Of Davenport, expose and oder Sor sale. se
public suctson the highest bidder fcr th<
ses above described. or % much thereof shall bs
sseient to satisfy sDd pay the ancuat sf ss'd s<.
With the interc thereon 10 the 6ey VI saje toeher
notics and 1SusteSs 1ees.
Dated IL tn dav u ssp4ember. :, Isss.
DAVID .. feUB,
s.r,7 9Punana
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-07

$1,000: was one story high, 81 by lae feet.
and was one Of the @oid settlers Inls
Dr. LAngur purchased il for Is. 400. and has
been by him leased until il vAs bought by
Hill, Allen 4 Co. in April last. on Trust
Deed sale. for l0,6ta 1t was insured in
br. Lsngers name. in the Missouri State
Mutual for g 900, which had not expired.
but was transferred BY him to Prof. Bulien.
II the sale 10 Messrs. Hill. Allen d Co. be
valid, aud the proper transfer Of policy
made to them, the Insurance will hold COED
In the building was stored away some
$500 worth of eggs, onions, dc, purchased
last week by couple OF young men from
ST Louis. which they were TO chip yester-
day morning per steamer Denmark. They
hal exeenled nearly all the money they
were worth in this enterprise-and lost
all.
fine, new, row boat, belonging tc some
young men of this city, was also destroyed.
Thu three story brick on the cast, owned
hy Samuel Herzehel. and occupied by J. c.
Conklin, as Wholesale liquor store, was for
time in great danger, but was saved The
loss to Mr.. c. was principally in liquors
spilled in rolling ont barrels-the bungs
being out-loss probably sloo-no insu-
rance. sign on the top of the building
was thrown down, which struck man be-
low, but did not injure him much. The
doors. windows DC, were considerably
damaged.
The air was filled with flying sparks and
brands, aud but for the vigilance Of the ci,i-
zens, other fires must have occurred. The
painting on the building across the street
was badly seorched by the intense heat
The fire was undoubtedly the work of an
incendiary; but up to the time Of writing
no arrests hal been made. The fire caused
but little regret-as il did no damage to the
city, and will soon be replaced by more
c-editable ediice, by the owners of the
property.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-07
MALL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsTsRx AALQ Qby rairCAd) closes every dag, Sun
days excepted, At N
wRsTEsH NAN and Sortheyn Iows By rsilrosd
closes every day. sundeas excepted, ~ Il and 4
M.
SOUTHERN VI, for southern Illinois, and St
ons ~ rAir, ad, closes every day Sundays except
Il, a. ~
NoaTHERS MAIL. for Dubuque spd Northern To-
va by railroad, c.oses Every day, Sundays excepted
a. -. M
NoRTuEhs NAIL, for LeCsire, Princeton and Ly-
ons, by STAKE, closes every Monday, Wednesday and
Pridsy
DUBUQUE WAY NAIL, by Dewitt Asquoketx,
Wilton dc, by stage cioses Saturdays Tuesdays AID
Thursdays at SPIN.
Blue GRASS NAIL ruesdsys, Thursdays and Dat.
uroays, tloser At
HIcKoRY GROW NAIL, Tuesdays anG Fridays at
IL NJ
ALLES's 6RovE NALL Dixon, Long Grove, &c,
every Tuesday, u M.
RIVER MAIL, North daily, Sundays excepted, 5
N.
RIVER NAIL, South, daily. Saturdays excepted, a,
6 Pm.
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l. A ES Il N w S.
Arrival Of the Fulton.

ST. -IpnSs Sept 4
The steamship Fulton from Aavr. II.
Southampton the .. =. Of the eth. waa inter.
cepfed of Cape Race at s ~ n on Friday
bnt owing 10 unfavorable weather our Dis
patches did not reach here till . late heCr
last night.
The Queen tVictoria) continued her pro.
Cress In Germany. She was resolved every.
where with the most erfravs CANT demon.
strsiions of respect aud good viii
Preparations were making for n royal
Visit 10 Leeds on the return Of the Queen
from Germany.
There had been q collision between TIVE
excursion trains on the Wolverhampsoo
railway. involving dreadful consequences.
Several lives were lost and q great many
frightfully injured
Accounts OF the harvests in Great Britain
are very satisfactory. The late gains csGs-
! ed some delay in tie gathering. 6At oopuv~D
manent iniary vas done. The trsasy con
claded With the Chinese does not confer On
! the Allies the right Of having permanent
diplomatic agents q Pekiu, but their Coneul
General resident It Teinrius Vii | he sdmie.
| ted indirect Intercourse with theeshinet of
the Emperor.
A telegram from St Pe:ersbureh ssy. the
NulheSe isinItiie IL 10 pt open 10 foreigners,
and the banks of the Amoor river is hence
forth 10 be the boundary be, cen Russia and
China
Nessrs Chandomar, Duncan and Kibb. of
Liverpool, had suspended but their estate
will cover their liabilities
The emperor Alexander, Of Russia. will
arrive at Warsaw on the 4th Of September
when the $4,000 troops who have been con.
centrated there will lie removed by him.
The Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael
go TO the Caucasus TO take part in the op-
erations agaist Schamyl
The French Am hasssdor at Constantinople
had sent a note to the Porte, supporting the
application ofPrince Daniels OF Montinegro.
who demands Of the Turkish government TO
give up to him the harbor Of Spstzen in the
Adriatic, which he claims as Montinegran
elan Territory.
The Fulton has -14O passengers but no
| specie. She will be due at New York on
| Tuesday
The l. 5. brig Dolphin, Lieut.. Moffat
commander, arrived here this morning. She
| is on her way TO Boston and put in here TO
| send Capt Townsend Of the steamer Echo.
to Charleston for trial
The Dolphin is to be fitted out 1t Boston
for the Paraguay expedition
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NOTICE TO ApyERrIsEKx.

Rarse cuts charged double the same dimensions 81
r.
tiSplayed Advertisements onc.haif mere than
- rAtss-
early Advertising contracts win he unders.ood 70
strleuy - zoe tnne1 ate business g The sdveT
n, and al other Advertisements sent In sy the sd
! sseg v.l4 be CHARGED extra.
ivertisemcHts nu: accompanied with Instructions
br inserted uutl @rhat aud charged accordingly.
a.ices for reisioas and benevule-i paT?oses ID
e of< TIM free - cost, thereafter charged as
advertisements
Advertisement from rhroAf fnugt be paid for in
al " ~ ndbdHCe unless from approved Agents
trs e. . vesrIy siv+rti,trg teTulsnAtie AZ the
q Of dvfiisers they paying 40 Advancement; OF
er cent- o. the lfraci puee.
iveyiisements inserted next 70 reading matter
r. ccn;. adxSnce on above rates, and kept Oh iD-
- per cent h3vaGce ou regular rAtst.
tr-as.ent advertisements must bc paid for In
|.aCe.
|CHAHDa9N EST, Iowa State Democrat.
4 DERS y BRO. DAiiY Gazette.
lS'Hkk n co, Der Dsisokrkt.
AhRiSGToN n wlLEig. DAILY Evening News
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~ The Gazette was ont in a co

~ The Gazette was out in a COL
nnn oftwaddle again yesterday charging
US with personal warfare against Cook 4
Sargent But the tail-end Of their article
contained the milk OF hd. Cocoanu. Be
cause We said that Mr. Dillon wa. connect
ed with that shinplaster concern, the Ga
z.tte come down on ms like a thousand of
brick. They say that Mr.. Dillon is in no
way mixed up with them and that to make
such an outrageous charge against him is
both "unjHaydtie and contemplate" We
know that it is about as hard an argument
as can be brought to bear on him, bet with
a journal like the Gazette, which has been
claiming for nine months that Florence
notes are better than money, 1t ought to be
taken as q compliment. But the people
know who is the shinplaster candidate. and,
notwithstanding the Sanders would be
glad to relieve Mr. Dillon of the odium Just
ly attaching to rag money financiers, it cant
be done.