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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19
NEW BOOK. for sale n,

M x W HUNK = Tor .RIr NJ
~ rAi MI \ BAACkFORD'o
1ressilian and his Friends. ny i. Sh,iioi Mackenzie;
Inc Methodist incdcus Cha Lie, in the
Baltimore Conference
Pictures oi Country Lie-A new work by Al
Quaint "a. iGRs and Doings, concerning Lathrr q
Morris, -. ~;
Blind Bartin,us; or The Sigbiloss Slime, by Rev. ]
Hoge
Dictionary of Congress by lannlau;
Unity OF Mankind. Pro- tahc, hi, crsty of Va
Anecdotes ct Love. ny Lola M.utrE
self Made Men By 4 4. Is. scy uuur,
Courtship III Miles Standish. BY Llngf'lluw;
The Foster BIottuisA Novel ty the author OF Lowi.
Arundel;
Peasant Lilo in Germany. Hy Miss Anna c John .on
Also-The Initials Doctor Antonio Frank Fanlryh Lewis
Arundel, and many other popular Moves
march VI dts PAY NJ ~ BLACKBOARD
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IlgLs: OILS = spcrw, s.asP, Lard, ftse
~ s sSs. "ss'ns' '"'' bTABLER JONES.
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d u'et6tbDUGK,
SIGN OF THE EAGLE,
lkFFERS his public generally, of the
~ largest and choicest stocks II WATCH y, JEWELRY
SlLVERW AXE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
GOOD every variety hsne presented to the pub
lie cheap brilliant and beautiful be had In any other
any country In every depart
articles inpored) are Of the ne vest
styles and the assiea aud workman
ship. septSh
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Girnt Northern, Western aud S0usi,- We. tern
M ALL ROUTE
virginia GENITAL RAILROAD.
Fare to Philadelphia nd New York Reduced
lau IN III 5000 ssss71sue3',sz7 jeE;sEszse1


t'Ok charlottesville staunon. Lewsburg and Charleston
Il Va, Guyandotte, &c Two daily Trans W ASKING.
ton baitnore Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling, Cincn.
natl Louisville.
Dag Mail and Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily at
Geo A. NJ ''
Night Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily, except Sundays) at 6:25 Z. III.
lhe 90 A NJ 1 rain Washington with 800
T. NJ and the CO" T. with the 4:0 A. NJ. Express Trains
from Washington for the different points named.
.B Through Tickets ne 81, in the
Icnut Othce OF the Soutlsde Railroad W. BORN
ER, Ticket Agent.
10 NcW } ofh.. ..,......fl6 %
10 BALTIMORE IL 80
10 w ash'nston and ALEXANDRIA,. 10 80
Passengers i"r ashington down Hotel upon
P"nnsy lvanIa Avenue, free of charge.
Passengers leaving Lynchburg $50 p. NJ by regular
Mail Traa connect Rehiond with the 6U A. Nj those
leaving ny the Freight A. NJ
with the 625 +. II. Train
Passengers aud their baggage transported between the
os III ichond tree oi charge. and the Depot Ho
e. On PennS Avenue in Washington thus
hire
Through Tickets can be procured In Washington Pitts
burg gainesville Dayton, Columbus. Ohio Deeata Jesr-
sns'lie. Indianapolis and Vine nnes lndaaa; IouisvIe
kcatafky ri Louis, Chicago, sc, aud all parts
West. ~ Baggage checked through
TiOS DODAMEAD,
may l2d,s Genl. Supt.
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A NOTnER sUPPIX.-JNO. J. tGkGlS,
N AdtNr c.ving the largest lot Of new and bean
ul DRY GOODS gotten him tins season, which
many kinds OF rich Fancy Goods apriI dts
II EHOVAL.-Thc undersi Inrd brig leave TO
III inform aud the public IN general that they
have removed this day, ih,ir WINE AND IlQtok BuS1
NESS heretofore kept Main Street opposite the Nove
II their locality MAIN STREET. ipos &c hs
Uarrict House H. g. Ectnrs bookstore.
ASH a been principle from the beginning. t. Keep
ony the Liquors still determined 10 otcr nothing
for sa. but what we convinced OF to be pare
auril li-Its GOKTIiiER Il PLATTER.
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- EMOvAG! NEW STAND! NEW GOODS!
~ Having sold etir, soc OF Goods at my old sand
ocat. below Norve House, opposite Hans Livery
stable where VIII continue the Gr0cery and Communication Bn
Thankful 10 friends anu customers Tor the 1efa
heretofore extended solicit continuance OF
same, assuring Inducements tor cash.
viii keep constantly hand, nice selection OF GkOCE
IA Els AND STAPLE DRY GOODS; also, Corn Mcal, Pias
Z and Mih OfaL J. Z. SHEAkER
Nm Irh ll.uls
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GEN'L FREIGHT OFFICE. v. ctr Il.
LYncHBuR0 March 10th, 1859
AWNING 10 shc iargc qaMnsi1y OF prodncr com.
Ing dow the aud the crowded state OF this Depot
there inspected In the Depot IRON and alter
MONDAY, the 2lst Inst - ,,,,,
BY order OF Gen. supt. plus.
march l7dts. General rrcsht Agen"
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eoUTdErN PIPE FOUNDRY,
Rear OF Shockoe Warehouse. 18th Street

w
sRuC@MOND, VIRGINIA.
HB Subscribers having enlarged their Foundry the pur
L 49, a making WATER AND GAS PIPES. are now pre
-pad - Aks tam Of all dimensiors from up inches
laae - soy required thickness. and suit pu pose
~ uhicAt intended Our PHI has been
4sS an1 ~ vsa ears aatistacton Those any
s1la The sbose line. would do well 10 give call
purchsBg the North elsewhere, will them
- . very lew hgsfe sn6 With dss atch.
We also e0hthus y nh all kinds Of Machinery Castings
~ Raroad4. Agricultural implements, Mil Gearing Plows
e. e Imarch 3id3msl EDDENs BRANNAN.
nALL 80 Ieek q ss.se ef The chcs pr~s s.isen
~ uEM8zerCunD HANDKERCHIEFs ever exhibited 10
- 800 Z = rlAEga sdsel JOHN ABRAHAMs,
s6yALa 81 eeskas swe pieces - ricA asssea
A(1LAcx DfADekE elk, rs per yard A great
- teesu lldts. JNO ABRAHAMs.
An LgQUoRHCK On esassga.
bayX nyenens aAFsr saas ~ as go
81 81 IL -.a.s SMITH Il ADAMS
EG9 AgD AnnOW RooT CRAUKKRn.-
IS Gsse ssDey u tAat Delighted dlei for In
- 80 -. rs ]. r. 1HonPsoN 1. On,
30 I. ULOCKnlS CT0CEa!!i-7Se
4k41e714 sseeArsd ever ose hundred CLOCHN
y 1@ ~ Dgt$sras. " uhieh Ae woald invite r.
= 2ss - esass -. 4sse4al
ssa e. n SsS IN JA31E pINwDDEs
- - $500 49,, - per ssos
O. e IMAM srRAusrs.
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NOTaGE.-The undersigned, who was mp
~ pointed Administrators the estate OF John H. solo.
mon, decd the February of the Court Of nsng of
the Of ynchburg beg leave inform the publ that she
the business of her late husband at their
stand Man street All knew Ing themselves in
cbted raid tuy solicited to come frward
aud settle. MAKtARET ID. SOLOMON.
arahl ITS
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L Peruvian duane $500 hays Ehde Island u ~
bags Sombfco Guano sale AT the iy
EDMOND, RANENlOKT Is Co.
dis ki,hmond Va
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4 HNGubl kt. AEkl9UI.ttRA1N OlsNS
Thankful liberal share ct the public patronage IN
take pleasure ianrmnE unr TRENDS.
hat ardei NINE pakMu Ms Oh Ife', ut roois
3 Fair We now better Prepared than ever Ia
furnish Tools aud fine lot uf premium Iols
hand We would call particular afteii to ,W Tr sling
Shelters Straw Cutters Wheat Fans" Cahn"ns
Broad Cast ing Machine. Wheat Drills Bickhrd Hon
and others Steel aud Cast Pows. old aud improved
Livingston Pow. and Points, Peakskili Pows aud Points All
is a cali sale in want Of Tools
our line wulTTEMOkE & JoSLIN.
march ] DIS. Pr"pfie'Us
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

NlOnthileS for May.
Drank LESLlE'S MAGAZINE, areat Republic, Atlantic
Monthly Godeys Ladys Book and Pesssoas Magazine.
received ii tapril 20 dtsl II. C. YICTQke
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n
81. ks LIVERPOOL FINE SALT. Deakn factory filled,
equal 10 Jeirie Darcy expected III 40 or 10
Also IUO Mar shah Tor sale on cUhsie mi,
Dy march ~ div a. >. LIZ Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

AN con.ignmens, 800 barrels primo Waite
u Mercer POTATUES for sale low to Close
april I4dts. AOLLINs co.
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IA calls HE atten lon Of purchasers o Dry Goods IL ms
varied stock OF DRESS GOODS They comprise
part eh silks double jumps, Composition Kobe Seys,
Era lircai", Is adore, tord.d Chene and Solid Checks
liE Back variety Beragcs lsuc Grape Brrages,
bfEauds, Ja,oucts and Lawns and Lace MATTHIAS Ribbons
t,,,~ Hosiery. Ac, &c All # the latest poat,on Look
Lon as dct,rhintd to SCH at small profits
ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-19

zee RRNT-,A envemieas aud & ous lersa. ~
Il Bile DWELLING HOUSE, on Main Street. Apply IiH
- q .fApsh Z? dts EArH GUGGENHElMEtL
T11Owu ME AA.-Wc prepared % ful ..
~ bh ossh ground CORN MEAL In large and small qnan.
Hties at our mill store All the grind screened
eonsequeu y makes better meal for family use
march 9-dfs NOWLIN NURRELL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
FORSALEORLEASE.
Beautifsl Ilena to Lease.

'I'Hk undersigned will lease for term OF years
= MS late Comfortable residence and npIs.udaKcs
stnaiei In The corporate limits u the ei.y or L.
ClAi Z. namely
AIgyie Cottage, . dwelling with rooms, iarg.
garden, orchard Ia full bearing and IS or 20 scrcs OF
ah1 under cultivation; with 30 acres WOO .iand
ture sii under good fvnte Some ACO araPs vince
part u which are now 10 fun bearing cara T. aud
straSbefries In abundance. There 10 . stable and
stno.c mousse on she pre- misses, aud vlenty OF ire
wool.
To good tenant this property will be rented on
easy terms, from one TO ive yeArs, and none nUed
apply unless they well able 10 nav the rent
agreed on whether ops fail or not
The orchA is now full OF fruit which cal bc pu-.
chss 3D. together with 10 acres Of corn and q few
acres Of beans. eabbsge, beets &C, and possession
given Immediately
win also rent the large Brick Dwelling, barn.
carriagc-hoDse and wagon shed, with large ana well
shaded grounds attached, corner OF Brady and 9Th
streets. reasonabe terms and give
medtstcly.
The comfortable Brick dwelling on corner Of Per-
~ and 1Osh strests rooms, good water wood hOuse.
and fine cellar, gas IN both those dwellings.
1wo DwellIngs In nsds' R,v, hatwsen l2ah and
Streets now vacant and possession givea imme-
diateiy.
Any OF all Of this beautiful property will be ex-
changed for untmproved lands In Iowa or Missouri
II price and location suits. Pri OF rent IL ro OBJ
ject the tsnsnt suits. Cali soon n you want
pleasant homes. 0.e. Whistler, Esq will be found
at my Once and will attend my busir ess should
be absent xt any time.
aug r.C. sADs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
Il TELEGR A p HIC.


BosroS. Aug. l6.-The Prince Edwards
Island Examiner desc ibes the tornado Of
the 5th inst, as the heaviest ever known
on the Island, tearing up strong trees and
doing much damage to property.
A number OF boats in the harbor y ere
upset, one of which contained Fred Good
win, son of Hon. G r. Goodwin. formerly
Collector at Chatlestown, and Miss Malo.
ney both were drowned.
Several other cases Of drowning are re-
ported. and vessel is supposed to have
gone down with all hands on board The
Eraminey fears also for the safety Of the
leaking vessels, Of which there were large
number out
A telegraph dispatch was received at
Charlotte town, from New Brunswick. Civ
ing notice of the storm 20 minutes before it
burst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
River Items.
Friday, Aug, le,

Friday, Aug ls.
ARRIVED.
CANADA Hill, st. Paul
FfhBisA Griffith. st. Louis
kEoKuk Dodge, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
CASApAHill, St. Louis.
ALHAMBA. Mitchell, Galena.
PEMBRA Griffith, St Paul.
kEoKuK Dodge, Montrose
FoR ST. LoUis.-The Vixen leaves for st.
Louis at 1O'clock this morning.
Fok 81. 'AuL-The Lake City will leave
for st. PAD at o'clock this morning.
LAID. 1.-THE Alhambra went up to
Gaiena Yesterday morning, where she will
lay for the present until business increases
suffelent . warrant running again.
STRUCK PIER.-The Canada in coming
through the draw yesterday morning.
stnlck the South pier, and broke in the
guSds slightly. but done no further dam
sge.
TsANsyER OF U. S. TRoors.-The steamer
Pem,ina brought up seventy three U. s.
troops yesterday. from st. Louis, under the
command Of Lieutenants Dana and w Weeks.
The, are from Fort Randall on the Missouri
rive and en- route for Fort Ridgely. They
wer' sent from New York Harber to Fort
Rainfall about four months ago, and on &C.
count of surplus there, were transferred
to Fprt Ridgeley to join as recruits. de.
ofthe Fourth Artillery in ga.ri-
sonat that place. They came from Fort
Randall to ST. Louis on the spresl Eagle on
her return from her mountain trip.
BIC TRIP.-The Pembina had full trip
up this time. She unloaded large amount
Of freight at this point, and was crowded
with passenges bound still futher up
about 100 of them through to st. Paul.
The RAPIDs.-Great difficulty is now ex.
perierced by the large boats in getting
over tie Rapids at Montrose. The Pembi-
ma was detained several hours on her last
trip up.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20

TnE GAzErrE's AGoNY OVER Mr..
CoLEs SrEEcH-The editors Of the above
sheet, in their issue after the delivery OF
this speech, affected TO consider 1t most
puerile performances mere "pettyfogging
speech Of a pettyfogging lawyer"-yet in
every issue since, they evince the greatest
concern. and pour out from quarter to q
half column Of abuse upon Mr.. Cole. ac-
companied with the advice to "go home"
With fear and trembling they continual
ly request the gentleman to go home
"Do not, Mr.. Cole. We besesch you. do not
disgrace the sacred srmine by making stu mp
speeches-lesve that to others, but We en-
treat you "go homo"
They now see with clearsst vision the er-
ror Of the HaUkeye in getting up. and Of the
Republican press in circulating the alanders
upon Mr.. Cole, to reiute which, he has been
compelled to take the stump. And they
may now cry Ego home" as long and loudly
as they please /; but they cant be accom-
modated.
Mr.. Cole. driven to his present position,
ia self defence, will now use the vantage
ground his slanderers have given him. in
exposing their rotten political system, and
in opening the eyes Of . reasoning commu-
nifty to behold the deceptions attempted
upon them.
Groan on. Gazette but your tears and
entreaties are all unavailing You have
aroused the lion, and now you must net on.
ly hear his roar, but must stand by and
witness him lay bare your political defor-
mites and tear in pieces your humbugs,
while you remain powerlees to restrain his
action.
Such terms as dirty democratic speech
es.' are continuity used by the Gazette
when speaking of Mr.. Cole effort here on
Monday evening while at the same time
the editors know that there was not word,
q sentiment. an allusion. look. or GESTURE.
to which the term can be applied. They
know that as . speech, it was able, digni-
fed, statesmanlike its manner cool. dis.
passionate. logical, courteous in the extreme
containing no harsh denuncistion. but
evincing the single purpose of addressing
the reason alone of all parties
And here, no doubt, lies the sin Of the
orator, in the estimation of the Gazette.-
The keen, though most decorous logic of
speech, quietly withdrew the sophistry
from the carcass of Black Republicsnism. en-
abling all to see that its loud pretences of
being the peculiar guardians of freedom
mere sham. and that the Democratic party
is alone the true party of freedom.
Twas too bad indeed, that the speaker
should take the stand 20 near, that the
Gazette editors in their sanctum, must listen
to this pointed logic, and witness their rot
ten political fabric come tumbling about
their ears. and all this done by one they
had supposed so insignificant
But 60 on gentlemen +; pour out your
wrath the speech hurt no one Of any par
ty who was willing to listen to sound ar
gument-it was formidable only to bigots
and political chsrlatans, who Of ali things
mostly fear the truth.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
NoWY opk Mapkes.

(DY fCLE0RAPH.1
NEW YORR Aug. 10. 1889.
PLouR-Hs1e sctive and 1O6O15cts better; sales
1900 bbls at4 1904 36 for ssper state; 4 0005 IS
for fair 70 good fresh Ground shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio.
RTE DLOvn-Dull; . 766l 10.
WHvAf-0hade better for prime which 10 srarce
sales 1900 bush at ll.new red 0eneses; 0c white
Caradian.
AYE-Dull and nominal.
Coav--Scarco and 10 better. Salo0 5000 bu At 76c
old - new mixsA western.
OATS-Dull; oe0A0.
p0AK-yirmer but neminal ct Is 7b0l4 % nossj
. 81 prime.
OEHr.Cull.
WHIOgY.eteady at 06k,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20
COM M f. RCI AL
DAVENPORT MARKET.
DAILY REPORT

OFFICE OF Iowa STATE DEMocRAr,(
Friday Evening. Aug. 19, 1859.
The weather has been quite cool to-day and very
| breezy.
Business Was not ss brisk as it should be, but We
receiving new fail goods.
The grain market Was moderately active but the
demand was not % great for the few days past
The millers have all got considerable on hand and
Gre not anxlous 70 buy falling market. There
Is but little demand for shipping except oats and
barley.
Farmers complain great deal Of light weight In
their wheat, and blame 1t on the scales where It is
weighed, but the fault is in the wheat ITSELF or rah
Or the plentness OF oats in the wheat which mskes
II so light.
Good wheat, well cleaned and free from oats will
weigh from 60 to G2 Ds thi. season, but great
quantity Of the wheat that comes in now will not
average over SIS bs to the bushei.
One Of the city -four mills stopped yesterday sf-
ternoon, having broken steam pipe, but Is soCn
the damage is repaired will start up again.
Below We quote the figures and transactions
FLoUR-etesdy and quiet. Home demand mode
rate. Shipments 200 bbs to New York New
spring extra - 90; old wheat dour 50 %.
wHgAT--Demsnd slackeniDg and market un-
steady. Receipts $500 bu by wagon. Shipments
100 bu by river to 6t. Louis. We quote good clean
wheat at $50 No new 5O@52s.
csRH-lrrivsls light and shipments small Good
corn in ear commands Soc.
OATs-In good demand for shipping. Receipts to-
day.5o0 bu. Shipments 200 bu. Good new 2O@22c.
BARLBY-Receist sts and shipments light and mar
ket quiet but steady at 3O@35c.
PoTAToEs-New white plenty at 4Oc q bu. New
sw et potatoes have made their appearance and are
selling at retail at soc peck
ONIoNs-Recelpts and shipm ents light, but In good
demand at AO@50c.
HAY-New prairie comes in ,lentifully. To-day
the market quite active and the receipts larger
than for some weeks Timothy Is very scarce-but
one load in to-day. We quote prairie at 81 so; tim
othy e6 50.
Foos-Supply and demand moderate at 6@sc
wholesale and retail.
BUTrsR-Prime scarce at 15c; common S@IOc.
CHsEsn-Western Reserve Sc Wholesale and log
IL &c retail.
HAMs-Good tugar cured lSc retail common
10c
sHoULDERs.-0ood.7 7c wholes ale. and retail, 9c
canvassed.
DRIKD BsEF-llc wholesale and I3c retail.
DRIED APPLss-A good article quoted at lie
Wholesale and 1211zc retail:
DRIsD PEACHES. -.Unpsred II Nc Wholesale and
l6c retail; pared 26c retail.
GOLDFISH "A coed art icle Sc retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20

Thursday Evening Aug, IS, 1859.
FLouR-Market quiet and steady. New winter
extra 1906 SO; new ,pring extra I 0O94 50.
WHEAT-Winter advanced &c ON No red; spring
active end steady. No white winter OF on track !;
No do 64c In store; No red SIC; No do 7sc; No
spring 76: No do Csc; old standard Sic in store.
COAH-Declired 1@1kc. Ne l r GO, 61G62c;
No 9 do 5Sc.
OAfs-In fair demand. Old Csc; new 2ec, all In
store.
RYB-Steady. No sold at lc D.
POrAT0Es-Quiet at 50@6O
BsANs-very dull At 4O@75c.
BuTTER-Choios qualities 12@13c; common 90
10c.
Ioos-vs'y dull at 7c.
LARD-Nominal at 1Ok@llc.
HIDIeDHy Flint 16G17c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20

Coon butter and poultry are two
very scarce articles, and are not to be OBJ
tanned for love or money. two thirds OF the
time. There is no earthly reason why both
articles should not be plenty at all times.
in this market, as there is no lack of the
articles in the country. Let our hucksters
cast around and try to accommodate their
customers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-20

The FAMILY Messrs.
Editors An old subscriber to the Gazette,
who stood by it when it advocated the
principles of the glorious old Whig party.
l feel it to be my duty to protest against
the miserable blackguardism in which it
continually indulges. l used to look upon
the Gazette as a family newspaper, emi-
nently fit to be introduced to the circle
which gathers round the hearth stone, and
commencing itself to all parents by it,
freedom from vulgar inuendoes, obscene
illusions. and personal vili6cation. Candor
compels me to say that 1t is NO longer such
apaper. l say with regret that it now ex.
ceeds any other paper l ever read for coarse.
ness. vulgarity. blackguardism and smut
Ny daughter has repeatedly complained
that the paper was gradually growing
worse, and that it rarely happened that .
single copy could be read in any parlor
without bringing blush to many fair
cheek.
Take for instance, its remarks on Gen.
Dodge. Is it right. 10 it decent to insinu-
ate that that gentleman-the father Of .
family-and . man Of spotless reputation
has been guilty of adultery with the profit
gate Queen of Spain And yet, If had .
file of the Gazette by mel could select an
editorial-written, presume. by Addison
Sanders-which almost openly charges Gen.
Dodge with infidelity - husband, and
gross immortality with the Queen Isabslls.
Can !. - father, permit . paper which
makes adultery the staple Of its political
articles, to be introduced into my family ?
Could justify myself to my conscience.
were to do itf
Again. take it. course towards Mr.. Cole.
With Nr. Cole have no acquaintance, tho
from his speech know him to b. man Of
talents and great Intelligence. and from
those who have met him I learn that In
manners he IL IN accomplished gentleman.
And how does the Gssstts treat him ! Let
me select few Of its sxprsssions He 10
eassy pettyfoRging lawyer" be 10 'igno.
rant - fool and dishonsst - . knsvs.
he is guilty Of fslssheod." ""psltry tsisksry'
and "knavsry." he wants to b kicked In
to notoristy," 'hs Il prostituting his POSI-
tion." "hs 10 . shystsr.s psttySsggsr. Thsss
are some Of the mildse leens Of sxprsaioa
which the 0ssssts is IN The habit It using.
when speaking Of gsatlsusa whose polia-
cal priasiplss differ ften thsss oftAs Dsesh.
srs saadsesi But that b net al. ls Il
proper. b Il dssoress, b itnaaly - dssids
- eppoasne ~ sssouns u he aanss And
yst. the ossssss hAhitaAlly spssh Il N
osls--ss "sAsssssls" ls u pssslb,s thet
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Serious Charges.

PalLADELrHrA, Aug l9th-A Warrington
correspondent Of the New York Herald
says serious charges against Collector
Schuemaker, Of Detroit are under consider.
alton at the Treasury Department. and it is
said he must follow in the footsteps Of o.
Finn.
Mr.. Scholoss. special agent OF the Post
Office Department, has returned from Chi
cago, having again investigated the affairs
Of Post Master Cook.
The p. NJ. General has not vet considered
his report.
Mr.. Holt will not leave for Kentucky at
present