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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

1YsHB vf0DTADLo rULnONAAY DAI8AM
j. = sAs NEST highly appsoved insAisine We
aiseevsesd. IL - aooa ~ bset u eli 1885,
Time, having had IN unprecedented sals Of
nearly forty. years. u i rscomneAded By our
Pres, tha Trsds. il test By I'll ,vbo ksav H.
For certificates, which can b eiven . Almost
any sxtsIt, ~ sNfappeft v es5h eSttle. H.
Psspsisssss IN sAssifully sseand ~ mooey II
nst entirely satisfactory. Yrise - eente - ~;
III tss sss : sres.tsS osf
81 KESD, CdfLSR ! 90, Whclessis Drsi
glsas, lsoStes. Bsia - DivsnPost ~ asslsss
gsaefally. ~ 81 }aa9l-aAwAA ]
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news
BY TELEGR.APM.
From Nevv rsrk::


M Nsw YoRK, March 81.
Comptrollsf Clarke states that 81, 600, 900
dollars Of the ten-forty loan was not issued t;
that recsntly However, eS,7S6 have been
quarterly Issued Of their old loan and At air
per cent interest Another contribution
amounting to sssrly q 600 In value f1on
the Birmingham England FreedmenS Asa
citation has JUS. been received BY Governor
Howard and will be appropriated to the pc
Of the destitute colorsd people in Tie south.
NEW YoRk, March II.
Gen. Spinner publishes = letter in the
Washington Chronicle maintaining the cor
rcctness of Comptrolldf Clarke's statement
regarding the amountlf Government funds
on hand.
The Washington special says:
1t WIS currently reported last night that
tho Prssident has signilied his determination
to veto the civil rights bill. ytas-
The HerAld's special says:
The Government coupon has been counter
fsitsd to such an extent that The Treasury
Department has decided to. engrsve tig<
nettes of the proper. size to be printed upon
al future issues and thereby reader enstAvl
ing ~ necessary to counterfeit coupon -
to tho note Or bond portraits Of President
McCnlloch, Grant, Sherman and others ere
executed for this purpose. a-@ ~ He's
! Richard q Mccormick has been, appoiAt>
ed Govsrnor Of AriS0na not Of Idaho a.
previously stated.
Carter Of Tennessee is made Secretary Of
Arizona.
The Herald's special 0ongaton correspon-
dent Of the 10th inst yes an account Of
the seiznre and confiscation in that port by
the Mexican Imperial authorities of the
American Schooner Weller Crawford, and
the timing aud imprisonment Of Master,
'Breanse Some powder w4s found on board
the vessel Yhe Nesters seeteees ,was ten
years petAls.hbuf; bit heswisa pasdoned by
the Impress. Immediately aftsr regaining
his liberty, howsvsr, h was sacs more ar
rested and sentenced to pay . 'fine+ Of Ass
dollars, which he avoided liquida-
ting BY secretly having the country. Mn.
u fi9'ia ..ss51. NBw IOas,s Narch n. j
The Central Council Of the Fsnians ~
mAined in secret Aeaslop It the UniU6S Square
HssdaQuaitss yesterday, but 4othipg COLD,
Be learned OF their proeeedio0s. ts.aslnp
Preparations - q sneeneivo scale sWa1o
made last evening, BY the Ret1San 1iSsess
hood, ct . meeting in the MalEat Mansion
for the relief Of the families Of the Irish state
prisoners.
Th. Times special al
Several collectors of1ol q I'm. have sent
to the Secretary Of the
Treasury asking instructions in regard 70
Of crude and refined petro
lepm. They ask II penalties Of the law ot
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Discovery Of the Rains Of two
Cattle Plague sem Spreading.


WAssmo7eH, Mach 10.
The Department Of state has fecsived dis
patches frem our conssl ct Tobasoe, Hsxi-
CO, dated Jes. g, 1895, in which be com
municates the dill overy Of the ruins Of
two ancient cities which have remained IN.
known since the conquest. The first, he
ssyu, 30 u "a to. believe, from it, topo-
graphy and situation, 10 the one occupied
BY Cortss 1t the time Of his invasion Of To-
bAseo, and 10 situated aoout Is miles 70
the west Of Frontera, town at the mouth
Of Tobasco or Crijoloa river. The other 10
situated in the northeastern portion OF the
State, nearly opposite the present city Of
Laguna de los Teru6ines, and was known
before the conqu4t - Xicolanea. The
traditions connected with it trace its origin
to at least 200 years before the Christian
era.
Our consul 1t Amsterdam writes to the
department Of state, under Date Of Feb. 20,
that the. cattle, plague Is still spreading,
and, it Is feared, will infect The codntfy.
The farmers ars 90 much opposed to the
killing Of infected cattle that in some in
stances the military had to be employed 70
enforce obedience to The laws. One mode
0f treatment IL recommended - promising
to be successful eure-which 10 70 rub
the skin Of the infected animal vigorously
then to cover the animal With cloths dr,p
ping in cold water. over which dry cloths.
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gvsl 4LouisvitEE, March 20.
There WAS violent thuoder storm ct
1880 The afternoon, and the wires were
interrupted south Of Nashville.
The remains Of the Confederate General,
Robert Halter, have reached hers, and viii
30 inferred ct Lebanon BY the Odd Fell
lows. whereof he was Grand Master In Ten
nsssee.
Several regiments Of Fsnians ass osgAsis-
inn. f "a
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= 1EfI- =
70 TIE understands, Dr. CLARKE. ~ CLARK
ssrssA No. z LAsnon Block. il man q : few
words, Sst aives paAisnts Of both ssxss, rsDsss,
nnalAsla and fnoaouen 1nsAfnma. vic4lms Of
indiseretion, Quecksry Q. incompetency consult
Dr.. Clarke. whose sssss succeeds dsbSnds uSon
rpgSies iedssesiea esd esrerissss. - sSgt1
u oncs and ~ eursd. He does not want yops
messy unless hs dsss yos god. p
- Send q for box Of his celebrated r.
male Pills. 0sre care. These Pills vns1a S.ull
sns p,srax>Aas, are the ONLY SUBJ RENEDv
fss ~ removal Of Distractions and lsrsg1lasS.
ties Of females.
4 - Send two stamps for "Psiyats Letters
- Married Ladies" s4tt-ss
- Send two stamps fof "DSscsiption Of
Psssaris Preyentif's .r....,.,s,,ss .
- Sad tvo slanps for :. RsisaAs Latter on
HoMinal WsakAsss." -.s.
Address Dr. CLARKE, No. I l.afalsh Block.
Chicago, III. pnch9 -d&wly i
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2 vi III ~; ~ |. & sc
ieaAlLk jpsA SAh4o
:: 80 - 90 - -.
tse 4. 1G1s' ~ g lo01; q W q
80: : ss''es'' - = 80 < 49,
3. aebss.l y. Nsv Isss, lGassA II.
Anesg ~ passaoeses - Iasspo y u
Ja1a = 81, { NJ. II. L. 01Inlse se0t. |
Pal, MshsSssta, Prssidest sftls f1ks q.
pesis 80 Mississippi nAilsead O.. vko
lakes out bonds 70 the a0eust e q, &c.,
900 for sals in he Isrepsaa capitala.
INV Yong, HsttA a..
In the evidences fot ~ peseeeat3oa 4 u
trial Of Aajw 0ss q Raleigh, ioe alaaosd
inhuman treatment - peiseoesb q Was, b
The testimoay Of eevssal asldissS u New
York regiments, that Majof Gee otdees1 )
Union soldier 70 b carried % ~ gRase
while yet alive. The tsseionay daily ~
comes more damaging. The supposed ssi-
lsnce for the dsfsnes Vim begin % ~ 1oth
instant. -.
Fren Wash1neson. bs4
WAsameseo, Mach 81.
Il appears from olleial dats that The Ar
linsson estate formerly tts property Of
Gen. Lee, belongs 70 The 0overnusnt il
having been purchased 4 . sals Tor nen-pay-
ment Of taxes. = - ssh 80
N1lssoura MoWs.
ST. Looms, March -.
The steamer U. s. Grant, On route ior
the head waters Of the lisssasi sisse, sunk
et Plattsmouth, 30 mills bslew OoshA, %
Sunday. The boat was valued ct $4,000
Insured for $4,000. The cargo l. prob
ably worth about the sams, mainly in>
surod. e !. q.
Two thousand six hundred bales Of cet-
ton havs passed Cairo for Cincinnati within
the past two weeks, 600 for s. Leuis, end
1000 for New Orleans. ,s.a !. - F.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

Mother enA Child.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teethng. sof.cns the gums. rsdsses
inflammation. all.ys al psis. aoi cures wind collie.
Perfectly safs 10 all cases. Wswould say t0ev-
cry mother VINO hsa suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice. uor the preiud ces of others.
stand between you aud your suffering child and
the relief that will be sure-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the. use q this medicine ntimely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

HDOn't Fail to IsroCarA 'Nlxs.
wlAsL0w's s0ornISG STRIP. ~ ca6ad-
rem reething. II has been used for - years
with never-failing safety and successes BY millions
of m0thsrs for their children. II esrssssscidi-
Ity Of The stenash. relieves wind collie, skulates
the bswsls. and gives rest hssisA. - ssnfors
to mother sna child. Office, No. 81 ~ i1leset,
New Yssk , FslA
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Depend upes y .ethssa. u viii give ~ y
yourselves, ~ ~


We hsvs put up and sold this article ler ovs!
- yeafs, and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE ana
Truth o. Il What ws havs never beeo eele g
ssy Of any other medieine-N1yEK HAH ~
4 CURE, whom timely sssd. Never did ~
know ~ instance Of dissatisfaction By. ny one
Who ussd II. On the contrary, I'll are delighted
With lie operations, and speak in terms Of een-
tues We speak IN this mater ''WHATWED O
KNOW" aiter - years experience. AND
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THE Full
F1LMENr OF WHAT VIZ HERE DBCLAkk.
In almost every instance where the infant y suI-
fering from pain and exhaustion. relief Will ~
found in Gftssn minutes after the syrup u ID.
lninistered. --.
Fall directions for using will accompany eash
bottle. None genuine unless the fae-doue =
CUeTB : PERKlNS, New Ysrk. b - eseI
side wrappsf. f
Hold hv Urn UOis Il I'm pm . hnuk tha World.
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were formerly considered ineasabas. Also the
effect o. solitas, habis. both rdinoss ~ he body
and mind and prodsea some q The fopce.ing o.
tses.-Blotches. Copstipasiea, loss Of memory.
pain in Tie small ~ the baekA.ssu b fully re-
stored to health. Consolidation ffes. '.a
Charges podsrate, aad cures gparantesd. -
Pest Ones Bsx, 21sl. All lsttsss WITH staGAp
answered.
p. SAIL business strictly cen6dential.. o.
- hours frou 1. i. until I. Z. fsb16d&wtf
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~ts =. -saisi.s !. - v,slt
~ N 0WAuo
BOURBON BIZ 1RRS
- Sseuannsedsd By eminent medical
sathority.
a,5 Oh. eWA1M'0
BOURBON BIT
- prepared IN pare Ksatuoky whisky.
DR. SWAu'D
BOURBON BIT IRRS
0VWOOO0v 600 = sO
ars . pleasant anil wholssoms beverage.
DR. OWAI1g'e
BOURBON BlTTERS
no delicious with The odor Of rips Old
Bourbon.
DIR. SWAIN'0
BOURBON BITTERS
restore The appetite and give tone 70
the stomach.
DIR. SWANS
B0uRboN BlTTERS
strengthen the weak.
DIR. SWANS
Bourbon Bitters
will fatten the lean.
DIR. SWANS
Bourbon Bitters
contain no mineral ingrediea,ls
DIR. SWANS
Bourbon Bitters
are invaluable for ladies'.
Don't be humbuggcd with nasty trash
but keep looking till you find
BOURBON BITTERS.
Never leave home without a bottle
Of
DIR. sw AIMS
BOURBON BITTERS,
DR. sw AIMS
BOURBON, BITTERs
fortify the system against disease.
Nm. Nv Aln's
BOURBON BITTERs
should be in every family.
DIR. SWANS
BOURBON BITTEns
will preserve health.
DR. SWANS
BOURBON BUFFERS
will prevent all mAlarious diseases.
Drs avain's
Morning BSvsrsg.
l. ths elasst "a best msdisaSss Gin Bi
tsss In he psrAst.
-. s1aiA's !
MORNING. .sEveRAol
10 prepared in pure Holland GID.
DR.. SWANS
MORNING BEVERAGE
~ ths best medicine evsr prepared for dil
y sssss Of The Kidneys, Bladder and
0snsrativs Orgaas. aos
n tr It's 70 =
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Nip the EVIL I'm the Bud.
/ " Dr. Vv4l1.r11gle,

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Has for many years nade the
tressa,ent Of private qsss sss has
:|basihaas cd stadt, yPhilis
lin IL IL feens. Chez ~ Stric-
tufes. Partieular sslSiSloh CIV
N "a old staadins iasea. which
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Thu shA1 sd s. uoifasiiE ss. f.fsai 7ll'e
SHILEY q KNEPPERs ns
3 ,EEH sESzsdsAsy6asassrsi TITO j
Steek and OaoansAlo 11rtsr anl
: .ssssa 4!taGsn6 e.sacoG .dssa
! \ LsQ KEEP CONSTANTLY Oh HAND 4
AtGofokts 4b&k ofuHg; 11fS Hecl& D0A'
b{a:E:e ~ g iadssssf ifkssS 1sGIli
6s:s sya1AAs iaf56s1A iaAl6 UT
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Assspsrsssss1 nasssG.d rsnsasfhI9oaspss.
sssts - ~ e11saiiss q 0soh4 ~
80 ..aas. Al AZ ~
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bRssEsTs FOB. ri RXfaoSAos OF
sa IL 4rs .sB: & d s ssssi
bboscA aaeg ldss,t iussfk Denae an - 1lSsfkAf
akall, because every dsyDhb wils add new Goods
az q .' ~ 40 Je"s,' s9'si' @ady'}'Sl
ebs7 A&Wly "a s1QNs OF BLACK 1gAR. j
n s--..1.- . nl -Tn07 ag11. A.; - 14.;A.s..; !
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Known = OUG.LY, n
A }ORNrYS AND ELORS At Law.
"A dice corner "a and Brady St.. Davenport,
lova mch15
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-21

-. =. ARAKEs
A f.tRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law.
"a IL. cornsf u 6scond aAd Brady strsst1,
Dsse'1 Dst, Iowa aove-eu
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A kORNRYS AND COUNSBLORS ~ Law
A0Ecs corner Of Main and I'd Sts. ian4dvs
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Sherim7s sale.


ID Y virtue Of a judgment of foreclosure Of
-1D mortgage and order of sale issued out of the
District court, in and for the county Of Boise
upon Judgment rendered in said Court wherein
John Christie is plaintiff and Moses H. Kempner,
George w. Lewis, Henry Mannheim and o. c..
Hall are defendants. for the sum of sixteen hun.
dred and forty l2+lGldollars, judgment and costs
Of suit, duly tested the 10th day of April A. ID.
1866. by which am commanded to sell the fol>
lowing described premises to wit: The northerly,
half of tie. two and a half hill mining claims.
situate III Boise county, Idlho Territory on East
Hill, east of Idaho City, and fronting two hundred
fifty feet on Bannock Bar, the whole distance
between Wall and Commercial streets in said Ida.
10 City, and running back of. even width front, to
the snnlmitofthe hilta Also one bal mining claim
situate on said Bdnnock Bar Idaho City Boise
county, |. L. including the whole of Commercial
street on said BAnnOck Bar, III Idaho City, ad,
joining the mining claims of Crow Il Co. on the
southj and the claims of Haskell x Co. on the
north, Also, the undivided one-half OF a certain
hill claim on East Hill in said county and Terri
tory, fronting on said Bannoc& Bar on Wall street
IN SAID Idaho City; SAID claim having been known
as the Allison claim" Also that certain flume
for mining purposes leading and running from
THE hill claims first hereinbofore described, along
ana through Commercial street in said Idaho City,
County and Territory aforesaid, over the bar claim
aereinbetore described to the flat on Elk Creek
A lSo the undivided one half of three hill mining
claims in Boise County, Idaho Territory, On the
south side ut Aloore's Creek, commencing fer the
beginning at "a point three hundred feet and run~
ming Of even width with front to the summit Of
hill. also the undivided one half of bar mining
claims, lying in front of thesad hill mining claims
together with the appurtenances and all the es.
tate, title and interest that the said defendant
Moses III. Kempner had. therein or thereto on the
said 3D. day OF July, 1865, or at any time subse-
queat thereto may have acquired:
Public notice is hereby gwen in accordance with
the requirements of said decree and order Of sale
that on
: Saturday, august 11th,- A. D. 1866,
at II oCloeis M. / will sell in front of the court
house door ia Idaho City, at Public Auction, for
Cash, tie above described property to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and all aecrung
costs. JAS. l. CRUTCHER, Sheriff
Dated Idaho City.Jnly ~, l9stn3@w3,
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WHoLEsALE CALuMSIEs.-The negro worsh-

4 WHOLESALE CALUMNIES.-The negro worsh
ipping strangers, desperate with the Ger
tainty of an overwhelming defeat, have taker
a new trail, and are attempting to clear the
way to the polls by an indiscriminate use o
the most Mllianous. Justification, abuse and
/ bIackguardism. Democrats are ana5hema-
tised as dough faces, s-of-b-s, id Micks
California Know. Nothings, Missouri Pukes,
dirt eaters, and other very gentlemanly and
classic terms. Some of the respectable por-
ton of the Republicans are so ashamed and
disgusteds with their own paper, that they
say they will have nothing more. to,do with
the ticket. it advocates that if the moan.
inees are no better than th cir advocates they
are not fit to receive the vote of any respect
able citizen.
AS for w>Nothings, we are not aware
that there,is-one, On the Democratic ticket ;
while it is well known that the Republican
county ticket is largely. composed of old
Know Nothings. The disgraceful abuse of
every man born inthe South western States
will be remembered by every Missourian who
has vote.in this county. They will teach
these Abolition strangers what 'pukes" are
made of before they are done with them.
The assertion that no. MsSourian. voted
forrMr. German, in epCoRventiou, every one
knows to be a dastardfy lie. The most active
frends-Mr. Gs had in the Convention from
this-precinct were 'pukes." Mr. Sank Owens,
a Missourian, put his name in nomination
and worked zealously for him in and out of
the Convention. He was supPOTted,by such
men as Green White, J. W: Wood and,A. A.
Mix-all delegates from this precinct, and
all "pukes," aud by such men as r. &.
Combs, A. D. Saunders, John Taylor, s., B.
Thompson, L; Jackson, &C., &C., all Of whom
are tpukes." The writer who would utter
such a contemplate falsehood as thisf is not
only "a liar, but fool, who exposes his rotten
infamy to every man in theeemmanity Read
the letters of Messrs. John German and |
john Donavan, and see what estimation the
Irishmen hold this infamS. |
ReadMr. Crutcher's card If they think to
the Irishmane of this county
they will find themselves badly mistaken
IL they>hope to defeat an able and honest |
official by these calumnies, they will have to
poll their votes several times.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-21

QUERY Street and his political ''chnms'
admire the stars and stripes. or do they prefer the
stars and bars +? Speak out my elongated boy
like little man. and define your position. Vel
wager dark lantern Ono allusion to 56 you know
that the small-headed, big-eyed editor remains
mum. By the way, what an excellent substitute
Street, Weller Ganahl, Cruteher and fWickersham
make for the rebel flag, in whisky mills iz-"stars.
The above precious specimen of Abolition
intelectsis taken from the sheet~styled the
Idaho Union. AS for "tbe stars and bars,
we are not aware that there is any flag OF
that characteF,now in existence to either ad-
mire or deS9ise. As for the "stars and
stripes" we admire it as the representative
Of those free institutions which our fore
fathers fought for during the Revolutionary
War-and of,that Constitution and sys:enl
of Government it was intended to represent.
When it becomes the representative of any
other Goyerument-any thew nation to arise
out CT Ahe war; any nsurping despotism I'M
der a Republican name-such ms the Union
advocates-we shall have but little admra-
ton for either the original or the type.
AS for the covert insinuatiQn4 & contained in
the paragraph, about dark lanterns in 1885,
if those who run that smut machine mean to
intimate that the editor of this paper ever
had any sympathy, or worked or voted with
the Know Nothing party at any tme,- we
brand him rs cowardly liar. Our political
record has been p. .plsbIic one, ever since we
have had vote, and we. shall allow no
sneaking, cewaraly insinuation. of4tiat kind
TO falsify il.
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Administered RS sale

DNBL!C NOTICE is hereby given that the IN.
i derslgned as administrator OF the estate .of
George B. Sheldon, deceased under, and by viz
tue af.an order and degree of sale, made. and en-
tered by the Honorable the Probate Court of Boise
County, Idaho Territory, on the Cd dav Of July.
ia5@9.-will on Tuesday, the 4th day of August.
1865 at IL o'clock NJ in Idaho City. in front of
the Court House, sell at publicauc zion to the high
est bidder for cash. aEthe right, title and interest
ofsaid Diseased, in and to the,fUllowing described
property to-wit.- The one eighth Undivided OF
the Centerville Ditch, situate on the west side of
Grimes Creek, in Boise County, Idaho Territory
divertlng the waters OF said streaniat point near
the junction Of the Main and East forks of said,
GEEK, and conducting the same along the hills
and guches on he west side of said creek for
mining purposes together with the water right
belonging to the same. Also the undivided one
fifth VI six placer bar mining claims, situate in
Sald Boise County on Gays bar, Oh the west side
Of Grimes creek said claims being known as the
Cay u 20. claims. Also one Colts revolver.
The sale OF the above described real estate will
be made subject to the continuation Of the Pro-
bate Court.
s. *. GOLDTRAP. Admir- Of Estate of
George B, Sheldon, deceased.
Jaly goth, 1866. n3ag4.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-07-21
LETTER FROM NIR. GoRMAN.
base purposes

IDAHo Cry, July 10Th, 1885. :.
ED. WORLD For theinfornaton Of my friends
and the public, wish You would correct certain
statement in The IDAHO Union headed Assault
and Battery" wherein am represented to. have
beaten the editor of that paper, and also stating
that have been acting as Under Sheriff.
The facts are these : In an article in that pa
per Of Tuesday last, was attacked in vile and
-b'a ekguardly manner, that had been bought and
solI7 and sucl expressions as dirt eater, etc.
In the-frst n ice, am not nor have been act
ing as Under Sheriff for more than two mouths,
nor dol hoId:any official position whatever under
Sheriff Crutcher. In the next place have not
been bought and sold nor am 7 ''dirt eater etc.
As to the assault and battery, met Mr.. McLaugh.
lin in the street and asked him if he was the author
of 4he article in question, and why he mentioned
my name in the manner he did, [ not being can
diaate lie replied that he was the author. and
did so as a matter Of news. I then t. ID him he
was no gentleman, and slapped his face-he struck
back and the ightersled as related. leave the
public to Judge who was right. JoHN GoRMAN.
Attention is called to the sale of several vaIla
lie 4ninir G i inns y Sheriff ard Administrator,
advertised in ths-nurbas.