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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05

In Denmark yau cannet get married without =
certificate of vaccination.
l.026. la Dutch Cheases were received Ia France
from Rotterdam, by water through the year isos
samuel II. Moses fnr 20 years surveyor Of Char.
lote county, Va, died lew days ssncs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05
CLEAR MATER! CLEAk wa

xsseg-, CLEAR WATER! CLnAk wa
60 TKR,-0n hand at cur Pottery, corner o.
EAg i2'h and Cary streets. IL large supply OF Gi
sGa n.2-s WATER FILTERS, which
selling - yery low prices, and they are very
raBit-hiteriHR from three to five gallons OF water
al hJnr-eyery fatl lily shsuid have Que.
KEESEE h PARR,
fei Manufacturers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05

To EDlloR OF kvasaglIsr My age ia sixty f,,a
year ago. nay hair was very grey. and had gradual.
" 'aa"h nntii 1T had become thin. l Commenced
using Ars !. A. Aliens Worlis Hair Restorer and
also tho 2yi"oalssnum. now my hair il RESTORED o
IFS ORIGINAL COLON, and ceased to faIl'
REV. ~. FIIACHEB
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05

eSss~ JOsErH HoDGsoN, JH., Attorney
at Law and General Land and pre-emrtion Agent,
KANSAS CITY, No.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05

kssESS TO
Hon II. A. Wise, Governor of Virginia.
Professors VI nor and Hoicombe, University of Va;
L. NGnaliy, preS't nank of the Commonwealth;
james Lyons, Attorney at Law, RiChmonG
y. " Purcell Il Co, kNch&n &c ana oseCk Brokers
Rahnond.
GoddiE 6 Apperson. Real Estate Brokers. Rich'd;
keaE, Paine tt 60, Ury Goods Johbefs do.
Thomas Hughes 4 ta!awe., Fancy Goods job
hers kichmou3:
T!hsley, Tardy Il VI illiams, Wholesale Grocers;
E. i. fkiUker Co Wholesale Grecers kich'd d.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05
. SPRING TRADE
FExUEQ A. yIxGT1N

GRASS ekEU~. toI sale iy
BACON 4 BAsi EHVILL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-03-05

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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
The Great Fire.

Chicago was splendidly, but sadly. il.
Illuminated last night. For the particu.
lars Of the great firs-which began lit.
tie after eight o'clock and was still raging
when this paragraph was written, at about
half past eleven--we reier the reader the
next page. 1t was confined to the West
Side, iu Lake and Canal streets, destroy.
ing the Cleveland hotel, the lead pipe fac.
tory, John Oochrrne's new building de.
signed for hotel, all the lumber in A.
very's and most Of the lumber in Ryer-
sons ySrd, and large number Of dwell.
ings and smaller business buildings, We
estimate the loss at $500. 900, and il is
quite liksly that Il is much greater than
that. The Reform church was also burnt.
The spectacle presented in this conaagrs,
tion was grand enough, but sad in the ex-
trBme. Our city being full Of strangers,
the crowd that assembled in the vicinity
Of the fire--choaking up the streets and
avenues leading to It, occupying lumber
piles and the windows and roofs OF neigh.
boring buildiugs--oould not be counted
and hardly estimated. The wind wac
high throug CHOU, the FIRE, and cinders and
sparks were carried up to a great hight
and showered on all that part Of the city,
The wonder is thata single building in
that whole ssction was saved. In the
lumber yards the fire was hottest, and
the pitch of the lumber made sheet Of
flame that completely covered whole acres
Tha hla1a vas friohtful md li0htad mr.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

DREADFUL AccIDENr-IsAAC DRAIs XIII
LED BY TIE Cans 1t is our painful duty
to record dreadful accident which took
place yesterday. about half-past ! ! o'clock
resulting in the death of Isaac Dfais, an
old citizen Of this county. It. occurred at
The crossing Of the ChilIieothe road. on the
railroad, east Of town. Mr.. Drsis was com
ing to town in his buggy. and when cross
ing the Cincinnati, Wilmington and Zanes-
vile Railroad, the locomotive of the west
ward freight train struck the bind part Of
the buggy, tearing it to atoms, and throw
ing Mr.. Daris distance of some thirty
feet, irjuring him SO that he died in about
fifteen minutes, without ultering q word.
He was not mangled, but the heaviness Of
his person and the terrible cohcussion shat
tesed bis brain, ,snd produced almost instant
death. The crossing ia very dangerous
one, a person not being able 10 see the cars
scarcely any distance. The train was te-
hind time, and running at full speed. Mr..
Allison Briggs and nephew Of Mr. .Drais'
were in q buggy just few lengths ahead
but heard nor saw nothing until the wit
messed the horrible spectacle OF Mr.. Drais
and his buggy whirhng in the air. DR..
Coffman went out to the scene in haste,
but when be arrived life was extinct. Mr..
Buckland was the engineer on the locomo-
tive. A dispatch was sent to Wilmington
to arrest him and bring him back. II lis
said the alarm bell was not sounded until
the locomotive struck the buggy.--Wash-
Iingtoh Register.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
pimnIaa nln1cEe.

Arc the result ofimpure blood. The blood becomes
thick and clogged. The skin Is not able 10 cast on
the impurities so important 70 health. How many
young men and women we seewith their facss cover
ed with pimples and blotehes, who are endeavoFing
to remove them by the use Of soaps and washes OF
be practced by persons deslrous, of good health
Mothers who have children AFFLICTED With sores and
eruptions should neyerdry them up by external appl
catons for In this way they will drive in the humors
and produce i'll health for the child during us whole
children afflicted with feeble health, :
MoRSE'S INDIAN H00T PILLS are prepared exs
pressy for the oferupions OF the skin, such as
Pmpies, Botehes, Sores, &c. They cleanse the blood
OF all impurities. producing beautiful, clear and
healthy skin. much admired By the people Of taste
and refinement. 81 = : -
Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold all deaIe;
in Medicines. Sept. 8, I65O-lmI9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
Later from Ehrone.

New York, September i8.-The steam
ship Borussis, from Hamburg and South
ampton, has arrived with dates from Lon
don and Liverpool to the 4th instant, FIVE
days later than those furnished by the
Ocean Queen at Cape Race.
The steamer Fulton had arrived at South
amptou.
The adyices from the Zurich Conference
are to the LIST instant. when, at meeting
OF the Plenipoteniiaries, the limits Of the
LombardiaI frontiers. and the civil and
ecclesiastical jurisdiction were considered.
A meeting Of the Deputy Plsnipotshti-
aries Of the three powers was also held on
the !st ~,
1t is reported that Austria intends to
discount the portion of the Austrian debt
which will be transferred to Lombardy,
and to sell the public domains.
The Emperor Of France has intimated
to the Porte that he win support the pro-
| ! ct Of the Suez Canal for commercial pur-
poses.
Rentes have advanced / in the Paris
Bourse.
Taxes have been levied on foreigners
doing business at Smyrna.
The Borussis brings only London papers
of Saturday the Sd inst, and these contain
nothing in regard to the sailing Of the
steamship Persia, or Of the Arabia taking
her place. H
Advices from Che Gibraltar state that
the Emperor Of Morocco was dead. Also
that serious conflict had occurred on the
Ialsnd OF Cehta, between the Spsniards
and lhe Moors. The troops had been CALI
ed out, several thousand Moors had col
lscted, and at the last accounts tire parties
were in conflict all night on the goth ult.,
and several were killed on both sides.
The English mail steamer Indus, was
fred on twice from the Spanish fort at Ia.
FRA, on the morning of the 25th ult.,
while her ensign was flying, At tha sec
ond 6re a large round shot fell within a.
bout 90 yards from the steamer.
! A terrible cyclone passed over Calcutta
on the 26th Of July. Forty six vessels in
cluding two steamers, were lost 10 the riv,
or Hoogly, and immense damage was 90
casioned on shore. Many lives were also
lost, but no further particulars have been
received.
The Austria mail steamer North Amer.
lea was lost August 2o,h. in tbs Red Sea-
The mails and passengers were saved.
| II was reported al, Paris. Thursday. that
Metternich, the Austrian Ambassador, was
tabout to leave on visit to Vienna.
I Business was dullat Paris. on account
OF the Zurich Conference, and the rentes
had declined. a
Accounts from Madrid state that Spain
had Withdrawn her Consul from Tangiers
and decided to demand satisfaction from
Morocco for the outrages at Centa. Or.
drrs had been given for the formation Of
an expeditionary force Of 10000 men.
1t is suggested in the London papers
that the firing OH the steamer Indus was
for the purpose Of bringing her to, in order
10 leain the state Of affairs at Centa.
ITALY.-The first National Assembly at
Romsgna was opened on the lst instant, al
Bologna. by the Governor General, who.
in his speech, congratulated the people on
the alaority with which they had hasten.
ed to the electoral districts to record their
votes. tta
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

1 p hyslciRns are generally 10th 70 speak a word
praise OF what are called "paient medeines.D In
physician who sanctions the use OF such remedies
eannotb be considered a member OF the NATIONAL Az
sOciation. But there areexcepuons to the most srn
gent rules. and many Of the disciples Of Esculapius
have actually been eompelled by the force OF facts TO
recommend the use OF DIR. J. H0STBTTER'S SrOM-
larly prevalent during tho sumner and fall. They
aseertained that there remedies in the pharmaeo
pia which can compare with this wonderful compound
for arrangement of the systens Thousands Of fami-
lies residing along the low grDunds OF the Western
and southern rivers, are now convinced that thcy
ailments, while in other portions Of The country du
ring the sumIer months, they demand for the article
is equally large.
Sold by drugsists and dealers generally
lET9See advertisement in another column; ;-slmIa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
PimpIes on the Face, and Skin diseases.

Are generally caused by Animalcuia burrough ed In
the skin. Da. rrasks Magnetic Ointment by lts pow
erul and tratlng qualities destroys every vestage
Of them, restoring and beauty to the kin Wher
ever applied. removing Tan and Freokles
1NFLAMED OR SORE EYES. 5.
A. G. Cushing, ofSouth Bend Indiana, says "The
Magnetic Outment isthe only remedy in use here for
lNFLAMED EYES. The Auditor of our county has sd
much faith its curative powers in this disease, that
he not only its, but oers to forfeit
the amount paid for 1t in each fails of
s. PILES.
Piles which at this OF the year particulars
ly troublesome, cured at by TFasks Magnetic
Ointment, apply to the parts affected and small Of the
back.
NERVOUS OR SICK HEADACHE. s
Apply the Ointment freely TO the forehead and TEN
Piles and back neck also to the spes Of the feet
and palms of the hands. twill relieve the severest
headache in thirty minutes.
Z Read advertisement in this paper. III
July 81, IS59--3mI2
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
ITO CONSUMPTIVEs.--The advertiser h

L ing been restored to health In few weeks, by q
simple remedy, after having sufered several years
with severe Lang ectiOR, and that dread disease,
Comsumption.-is anxious TO make known 10 his fel-
lowssn6erers the means of cure. To all who desire
IL he viii send copy Of the prescription used res 1
eAarge with directions for preparing and using the
tioH, Asthma Bronchitis, &c. The only object Of the
adverserin sending the prescription benefit the
afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme-
dyas will cost them nothing, and may prove bles.
sing. Parties wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
July 81, ls5o-swl2 Williamsburgh, Long Islands
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

Are yon sick, no matter what organ is aiIeoted de-
pend nponit the which is the food and suste-
nance 0fe1ery organ Is full ofcorruptionI My Sean.
dinavian Blood Pills and Blood Purifier break up tho
source Of disease In the fluids ofh body. They pure
and purify the elements of the blood. Hence their
quick and complete cures in dyspepsia scrofula, ,erup-
tions, fits, tumors, nervousness Kidney compiaintss
piles low evers debility, rheumatism headache wnni
Of sexual vglr etc., etc. These remedies are aston
ishing the whole medical world e, q.
See advertisement. Sep, g, le59--lmI0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

For THE RnEuMAr1sM M--Tako OF spirit
Of turpentine, spirits Of harthorn, liquid
opodeldoc. Of each one ounce. With this
nIxturerub the parts effected, thoroughly.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
AGRICUL ULFURAL FAIR.

The Eightk 4aaual FdiF Of ns Fair
.fie.d coeuly Agricultarsl Society. isiil
Be he'd at Lancaster, on 7Hursd " FIJI.
day and Saturday, October i5I IA and
I5, 1859.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
Notice Of Assignee.

ISAAC E. KooNTZ. Assignee OF WRITE, LATrA
III aud JOHN EFFINGER, pay dividend OF 90 per
cent on the iabitieyof said estate, the2 Goth day
Of September A. ID. 1859. !. E. KooNrZ, Assignee
OF White. Latta and John Eningef.f
Lancaster, Septembere, 1s59-ewl9
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

FoR THE STINo OF A WAsP OR Bee -
Spread over the part plaster Of said oil
and common salt; IL oil be not at hand. the
salt may be used moistsnsd With water or
vinegar. s5 ;sa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

TFAgents Wanted Ia IKiS sIaie,o.,n.
vass with the GoLnRN sALyB. sells rapidly. cah
make good pay. For serms 4 ~: send stamp.
September 8, Iss9-sml0
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

For Governor.
WILLIAM DENNISoN Of Franklin Co.
For Lieutenant Governor.
ROBERT G. KIRK. ofKnox County.
For Auditor Of State.
ROBERT W. TAYLOR, ofMahOniug Co.
For Secretary Of State.
ADDISON P. RUSSELL. Of Clinton Co,
For Treasurer Of State.
ALFRED p. STONE. Of Franklin Go.
For Supreme Judge. --,
WILLIAM Y. GHO1SON. Of Hamilton.
For Member Board Of Public Works,
JOHN B. GREGORY. Of Seioto County.
For School Commissioner.
ANSON SMYTH. OF Lucas County.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

VETE, the undersigned, caution and forwatp all
Wv persons from purchasing and taking assign
ment OF two promssory notes, made by Rsto TraueI-
ing Physieida. calling himself JACOB LEONARD,
described as follows One note made by Samuel Good
Tor One Hundred Dollars, dated August ~, 1859 ,pay
able one year after the other mado by Isaac
Good for Thirty yseyen Dollars, dated 10Th August,
1885, payable year after date. AS said notes were
obtained from by fraud and without
and that we will not paythe same unless compelled
by law. SAMUEL GOOD,
4,.-, ISAAC GOOD.
Rushcreek Township, Augusta5 1859 9--sw17*
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22


TVVHE undersigned will offer for sae at public auc-
i'll tion, on the premises,
ON saturday, September "a, 1850,
at ono o'clock, p M the following Real Estate, late
ly owned by JAMRs CHAMBERS, deceased, situated
In Fairfield County Ohio, towit: Part OF Section No.
thirty six (36t township No. twelve (lo) and range
No. twenty, (20) and bounded and described by the
following lines, viz;-Begnning The South bound
ary Of said section twenty weight, (s chains and fty-
thence north thirty nine (39l chrins and sixty three
(63 links to post thence south seventytwo (I2 de-
grees east twelve a) chains and thirty two (32( links
TO post; thence north eghiythree ts3) degrees and
south forty-sx t6 degrees cast, nineteen lgl chains
and hfty (50) links TO post thence south ty,iour
(54) degrees east, three ~ chaina and fy 5Ol links
to Walnut thrtyslx (36) inches in diameter thence
south lhireght (3e degrees and thirty (3Wminutes,
t3) degrees and thirty tSO minutes, east (l hplns
and hy (50) links TO post thence south twenty -four
ca degrees and fory-hve (t5 minutes, east four 4
chains TO post thence south thirty (3O degrees east
two (2l chains and eighty TO aSycamore
and half i3iS degrees, east six lot chains and thr.
~ 1901 links TO post set the south boundary OF
said section thence with said south boundary west 40
chains and oighy-our sl links 10 the place o. be,
ginning. containing One Hundred and Fifteen lll5l
Acres dnneiythree 1891 Hundredths OF an Acre OF
Land. .,4s eEtf &
TSrus of Sale .--ohe third cash in hand, oue-third
In year and third In two years, deferred pay
ments 70 be on interestom the day Of sale, and be
secured BY mortgage the premises.
MAHLON AsHBROoK, Executor
Of the Will of James Cham bers, deceased.
VTsAt the same time and place, terms made known
on the day Of sale will also sell 80 Acres situate In
the County OF Hooking and state Of ohio--devsed to
Mary Ann shbrook by the said James Chambers. de-
eensed. MAHL0N ASHBR0OK.
August is, isSOa-swleprs75O
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

- Read DE-. MARLEr's advertisement
Of bis next monthly visit in another coli
umu.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

TFgoO0 Agents wantea--To sell four new
inNentons. Agents have made over ess0O0 OF
four stamps and gsl y psfes particuiars, rrstis.
September q, ,1s5D--omia
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
RepublIcan County Ticket.

Republican County Ticket.
FoTRepresentAtive
SAMUEL COFFMAN, Of Bloom TIP.
For Treasurer
J0SEPH O. KINKEAD, Of Hooking.
For Commissioner
WM. HUTCHINSON, Of Richland.
For IDfrmnry Director
sR JAMES YOUNG, Of Bern.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
POULTRY.

.1serainr csnmittss.-Thomas Fettsrs, Conrad
Crumley and David EveTsole.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
OFFIcERs or rnR SocIarE.

Prssident--JOHN A. FETTERS.
Treasurer. C. KINKEAD.
Secrelary--C. M. i. WISEM AN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
GRADE CATrLE ANp Oxen.
FINE WOOL SHEEP.

/ apardiRg Committet.-Caleb Copeland, S, b.
aud David Ream, Perry county.
LONG WOOL OR MUTTON SHEEP
Premiums same on ane wool, ts
HoardiRg, COmmittes, - Henry Musser, Isaac
Koonts and Henry Alspaugh,
E SWINE.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
hYarfpaAs @a5flIf'
REPUBLTCAN STATE TICKET.

rsaE.aay ssornias sePs. e. 1883
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

Popular Sovereignty In tine Ter
rftoFles---Fugtflve slave LnW-.-
Hudepemdemf Treasury.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

You are ''in favor Of the Independent
Treasury system Of ohio1 We are in fa-
yOr of projecting the peoples money. oi
guarding the public funds IN the highss,
possible degree and TO the grsstest possible
extent, bns are fully sasig6ed that your
Jaw secur,lno such results. snd.are there,
fore ia fayorof is modiheaiions n
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
VEGETABLES.

dloarding Comimttes.-CharIes Dresbachi . nc
Pickering and Simon Beery.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
"a AHyyMyRNMyMDN : 81
sTOLTz 4 BEALL's
AMRR0TYPE GALLERY.
Attachment Notice.

: ~ H78SoEo VNUAHI1lHt' ~ y
NIoTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
been appointed and qualihnd Hs.A dminfstrHtrx OF
nut Township, Fairfeld County, Ohio. All persons
having claims againstsad Estate will present them for
settlement legally authenticated within one year.
and all those indebted win make Immediate payment,
ANN OVERHAUL, Adm'trix.
September /, 1950-3wlSa
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
OMt- LOts fOr S0le..

SIX ODIEIIC.ES.
situated adjoining the corporated limiis of the CtI
OF Lancaster and varying from TEN down TO TWO
ACRES in size. These Lots are the most valunble0
any Lots for sale in the neighborhood ofthe city
and will be sold upon most reasonable terms For,
information, inquire at this ofice or Of either Jeh4
Arney OF Ssmuel Jackson. -ae
May12, 1e5g-Gm9 fNtit.a -t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
GRAIN.
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.

.dpardiHg Committee. Robert
Jackson aud Samuel Anderson.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
A Cen, I'm shcc,,. Cl.,hinE.

Kent, the Frederick nominee for Sheriff,
is using evero means in his power, TO pref
udice the foreign voters in his favor. He
PROCESSES to be simon pure democrat, Ia
down on the d-m Black Republicans and
the Know Nothings. or anything else, II be
can gain a vote by it. lie is, no doubt. a
good electioneerer !. e. be spends his mon
ey freely for iohiskcy. and is quite as liberal
in promising future rewards. His friends
boast that be will get the Irish vote Of this
County. We do not believe It; the Irish vo-
iers are not so easily gulled; We have too
much faith in their adhesion to The Demo-
cratic party to think they will be misled by
any such men or means.
The nomination OF Mr. Van Hagan, We
are confident will be ratified by the entire
vote OF the Democracy Of Nevada County.
lie has been a tried and efficient officer, aud
his Democracy is undoubted.
Nevada national., 1859-07-23
That Letter.

The letter from Senator Gwin TO Mr. An
derson. written in 1851, and cited by Biode-
rick. in his remarks, at Nevada, last week,
demonstrates the wisdom and foresight OF
the writer. Senator Gwin urged the neces-
sity of "csnvassing the County thoroughly"
against Broderick. saying that ''if he lBrod-
erick1 succeeds, he will break up the Demo
cratic party in California. and II he fails, he
tciR break hamselfup.r Well. he did ial,
and he has broken himself up.
Bnt to give zesi to the thing. Frederick
evidently sought to create the impression
that be had got hold OF the letter in private
or mysterious manner, or by the use Of some
decided snarfness on the part OF himself, or
bis Agents. He says, with chuekllng com
placeucy, [see the Union's Report J." |
have no acquaintance with that gentleman,
rMr. Anderson.l and therefore did not con
suit him with reference to thoFeading Of IT,
he had consulted Mr.. Anderson, we can
not imagine any possible objection, which,
either that gentleman or Mr.. Gwin could
have had TO the reading Of H.
As 10 Mr.. Broderick's admission that he
had "no acquaintance with Mr.. Anderson .
IL was no more than an act Of simple justice
to political opponent, and may be Of some
service TO The latter, in more disian, Coun-
tics OF the state. where he is not so well
known, as be will be after The next session Of
the Legislature. But In Nevada county,
the admission was entirely superfuous;-
nobody here would. for a moment, suspect
Mr.. Anderson OF associaling. either poiti-
cally or privately with any such person.