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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-04-25

PITTBBCno, Pa, bay i, IE5A
On. j. C.. AVER. Sir ! have been repeatedly
cured Of the worst hedddcke anybody can have bg
foul stomach, which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, Ed REBLE
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-1n accordance
with the resolution adopted by the Aouss
Yesterday afternoon, writ was isssed BY
the Speaker for tho arrest Of O. W. Wool
Icy, for alleged contempt in refusing to an
swer the questions put by the managers Of
impeachment, which was served him last
night. The attorneys OF the respondent
aro preparing Nh answer, which 10 to be
presented to the House to-day. Mr.. W. re-
asserts his right to refuse to answer the
questions with Teferencc to his private ac-
counts and financial affairs, after having In
tho first place stated unsquivooally that be
has not used his funds for the purpose Of
purchasing or influencing votes in the i'm
pcachment trial.
The President has decided to veto the
bill renewing tho charter Of the City Of
Washington, on tho ground that il prshib-
its for colored officials and deprivss the
Mayor ofappointing power.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
OHIO.

CINCINNATI, May 25.-The coming Nc
Coolo and Coburn prizs fight creates great
excitement. The city is thronged with
sporting men from East and West. and adj
ditions are made by every train. John O..
Hecnan and about 500 others arrived from
New York this evening, and more are ex-
pectcd tomorrow A large amount OF
money has been bet on tho result OF the
FIGHT. some offering odds on McCoole. which
was readily taken by Columns friends.
The fight viii probably come of near the
line Of the Ohio & Mississippi railroad.
Arrangements have been made for Barney
Aaron and Shepard to fight in the same
ring for $4,000 alter tho McCoole and Co
burn mill ends Coburn 10 still at La,onia
Springs. McCoolc left st. Louis tonight.
ard will proceed to the vicinity OF the bat
tie ground without coming TO this city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
STATE lrEms.

"A little daughter Of Thomas Owens, o:
Wapsllo. was drowned lev days since by
falling into partially exsavatsd cellar filled
With water. The child was not quite three
years of age.
There is family in Lee county, all tn
members of which are dangerously sick
from the effect of eating diseased pork.
The Nashua Post says there seems 10 be
q general skedaddling On the part Of many
young men at GAINESVILLE and waverly since
the late tragedy of McRoberts. The officials
are sndeavorinG to ferret out tho guilty
ones and bring them to a. account.
"A new Congregational Church is to b.
erected ct Nashua.
Senator Grimes was hurg in sffigy u
Cedar Rapids, last week, by the fanatics Of
tha! place.
The total income tax and special a.
ssssmsnt in the Third Congressional Dis
trist will Be over $50. 900, of which Du.
buqus pays about ebs, 900, says the Her
cd.
Tho Museatine Ferry Company are ma
king extensive improvements on the bottom
read on the Illinois sids-greatly to the ad
vantage of Muscatins trade.
The Wapello Republican says Engin
GERS Hsrmmenenway and Baily have return
Cd from preliminary survey Of two routes
for the American Central X. r. between tha,
place and Oskaloosa. One route goes thro'
the southern part Of Washington and north
srn part Of Henry counties, including
the towns Of Brighton, Richmond, Ioka and
Martinsburg. The other line 10 through
Washington end Sigourney. Preference ID
given to the former.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
MISSOURI.

sr. Louis, May 26.-Ths Democrats Of
this city held large meeting at the court
house last night, as which Brick Poueroy.
aud Mr.. O'Brien, candidate at large for Con.
gress In Illinois, spoke.
Capt. Marsdeu has sued the Misssuri
Democrat for alleged libel in copying from
the LsCresss Democrat . statement that be
had swindlsd that paper.
A rumor prevailed here that Joe Cobura
drank very hard ysstsrday. the result Of
HE discomfturs Saturday night.
The officers who were appointed By the
Adams Express Company to investigate
the lato robbery near Seymour, Ind, report
the total loss to BE- t97, 900, . portion Of
which Was ia Government bonds, aad t4o,-
600 in gresntacks Of large denominations.
The number Of both bonds and nsnsy had
been taken and furnished the company. A
circular containing the list has been distri5-
uted 70 banks and bankers. None Of the
thieves have yet been arrested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
MISSOURI

ST. LOUIS. May 25-Tae radical editors
of the State held meeting here on Friday
and Saturday. A series of resolutions were
adopted, declaring in favor of the independ.
ence of the press; strongly supporting i'm
partial suffrage as the necessary logical re-
suit Of the fundamental idea of all free
governments; favoring every relief from
taxation that can be honestly obtained, but
stcrnly resisting every form OF reputation;
insisting that the man who sells his prin-
ciples or sacrifices for ambition. revenge or
gain the party upon which the safety OF the
nation depends. deserves only the scorn
which decent soldiers ard honest men give
to the scoundrel who surrenders for an
enemy's gold The fortress OF his country /;
and in conclusion, heartily approving the
nominations made and the platform of the
National Republican Convention at Chicago,
and pledging their labor TO swell the glori-
Gus triumph, which such . platform and
such n ndidatea insure,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

AamvAiA
Rssnsvs-Trem 81. Louis.
SusGsn SfAso-Froo 81, Panl.
JAuDs ADAHs-Yrom Aontfoss.
Iowa CnY--From Clinton.
KsY CnY-FromSt. Louis.
DEPARTURES.
RRssavs For ST. Paul
SscxER SYArB-For ST. Louis.
JANIS MEAys-For Montrose.
KEY CIrY-For st. Paul.
sxPscrRp.
The Dubuque, will arrive this evening
from St. Paul, en- route for st. Louis.
The Hawkeye State, en- route for St.
Paul, will arrive from st. Louis this even
ing, or Tomorrow morning.
The Ida johnson, will leave for St Lou.
10 this evening.
The Itasca, will arrive from St. Louis
en- route for st. Paul tomorrow evening.
The Key City. is expected from st. Paul
IN route for St. Louis to morrow evening a,
8 o'clock.
The Iowa City. will leave for Clinton TO-
morrow morning ct o'clock.
The New Boston, will be the regula.
packet for Fl. Madison to morrow morn.
ing
xIscELLAn1ous.
The river continues 70 fall rapidly q
this point Bot very little freight 10 bsinl
shipped.
Z. The business here seems 10 b sbou,
equally divided between he Northern lin,
and new line. There 10 not enough doipp
to make Il paying for both lines. Som.
fear the drawing OF Of some Of the boat,
This probably will no. b done unlsss III,
low water compels % both lines mean
business and not excessive competition.
The Dubuque HereN says the dsslin,
in the river at that point - sure and rapid
amountiong 70 eight inches in twenty fou,
hours.
The same paper says that frsights wsr.
plenty, shippers forwarding what they
have in store before another advance takss
place. Rates have already been put up /,
10 cents per sack to st. Louis; Aour 80
cents per barrel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

MADAME ZADOC PORTHR'S COUGH
BALSAH i psfsly Vegetable Expsc-
terant, prepared By the Madame With
greet care after many years Of study and
experience, to meet the urgent and growing
demand for safe and reliabls antidets for
diseases Of the throat ed lungs. Disord-
srs Of the pulmonary orgass are - prsvs-
lent and 90 fatal in our svsr-ehanging eli
mate. that some reliable sntidsts he's bssn
long and anxiously sought for BY the whole
eenmuhity. The Indispensable qualitiss Of
sssh remedy fog pepulaf uss, must b.,
certainty sf healthy sperstion sbssucs Of
danger from svsr-dsyss, ana adaptation to
every patieat u whatssse aeosor 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

Ngw foRK, May 26.-An influential
meeting Of American claimants against the
Mexican republic was held here yesterday
afternoon, at which a resolution was passed
inviting all other claimants in the United
States to address ii. Funks. . merchant Of
New York, upon the subject Of uniting
their claims and pressing to . FINAL and
speedy adjustment.
On Saturday, the graves Of Unisn SOL
diers in Brooklyn cemetery win he dsss-
rated with flowers. ANsr the ceremony
there will be . large gathering Of partiei-
pants, end IN Grafton will Be delivered BY
rebel II. N. Gallagher.
Christian Dryer, the bartender who was
shot In saloon on Sunday by enc Hastsd,
died last evening. The murderer has no,
yet been arrested.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
MARYLAND.

BALrlxosE, May 26.-Ths Presby tsrisn
General Assembly met yesterday. The
vote on report Of the Committee on hills
and ovcrtures was reconsid cred, and res
olution inserted recommending nsnbsrs
Of the church to patron,zs Prssby tsrian
schools and college,. A report Of com
mon sabbath schools was presented, show
ing that there are ,809 churches, 1858
Ministers, S0,573 members and 319 sasbath
schools in the jurisdiction sfthe Assembly.
A pending discussion Of . melton to sp-
point Committee 10 act with the stand ing
Committee Of the Assembly on Sunday
School. The Asssnbly adjourned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

CHoics Iowa Catawba Wins, at 81. 90 per
dsssn bottles alec . full stock Of other Ne
tive and forsign wines at the wine houss q
LANersLDr, TnoDs I Co.,
81 West Second street
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
CONNIE

Oov00poPe 1D0e6oo 00pOFts
OsssD6 . ~ DAvonpeas DsseceAs,
Nay seth. less.
FLssR-whelesals,t lo.lo; retail, el1.0o.
WssAs-Lewer 81 s00el.9c.
BARIsu-No receipts.
OArs-6oc.
Rrr-Dull and Nominal No receipts.
OoE1-00c.
onions mo receipts.
PerAroBs-el.0e.
1vSSln-2Sc- per D.
Esss-125<c.
AAx-Good Timothy ols,ee per ton. Upland
Prairis 4l2.e0 per ton. Hleugh, 1000:
ls:.
Asr.nAclss--Aty yard e19. coi per ton. De
livered $500 per ton.
WsoD-oe-ooOe7. 90. per Cert. A
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

T1an Dl4T1RD Ann YJlnfAun N PURn
DOUx10tn WhioAGS. ffo0 cooSlnesion OF ov0
weaty dieesent kinlS'0f fooeD, b0Hs ana nsroe
which 81 N perfect eioeogs &c WD0 ~ otnef pre-
lcted nUn tAe ofiglpel loeA1ah ~ ~ we srsss
ceSes neo Seekse.ts n. Sna1ens ~ zen snem ~
esssfuily y his practices fof9y yeass ana y sne1
~ gaanoo 90 kreata popularity m y. rcnss,,e
t es1 esss sIr Liver sSS A1ps
es:s!os. fs: ~ 50 - s. :i:s.r q thee.
~. s !. 00eeee WIN Ard eufe y ses ne go q
81 :Hf sss .,.:s sss3l g. 80 I.ss:s
Despsrasaonea sad pelned e q e s.ssspssuaf
puone AMGletSayl(u1u11yloco e0oet ekepu.
cal that n the RID Jx0kkf there = virtue thas
nSSlnef nlssess psssGee
~ :sss.s.hsn .ne isvsorsss ,ss listen.
Lney are cure for Dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
They assist digestion.
They purify the breath and acidity ofthe stomach.
They cnrc Diarrhua and Cholera Aorbus
They are an antidotc to change Of water and oDSs
They are the best stimulant IN exiseance.
they are plevenive Of Fever end Ague.
Iney relieve Constipation.
They cure Nervous Headache.
They arr perfectly pure I'd PensesSs;
old In quastbettlcs. nsv~ n the gshons quart q
g. tAas or psivsts osvsnnent stanpis.snbres
soid - an drusci.ts ard dealers thrsashoss =
clii fSr Rsd Jsekss, ssd tsAs 10 othse:
aOetesleye to IT, tra1e eupPolee - epglie91e0.
D1NHgtT I11Tn0g ! Co.. Glol.seo9sA
q - = Misaigaa Avssoes OM1cA00. 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
NOTICES..

FRRcKLEs AND TAN removed and prevent
Cd, BY using the delicious Hsspsrian Balm
OF the complszioa. Price only Afty cents
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
0hert = Darecs Doute - che
Hertz, NeHtheast { NosthWeet

uObD NU8SMvoUb . NOke0 WvO0
Two PAae1NGKR TRAINS LRAvR ROCK
L lslaad da1y, q Ss16 osclock O. n, - ]sA1 eelk
p -. Making elsss eDpasetinss Mn sains - fol-
AZ FORT BYRON. trains - this NJ lseve tanne-
diately ON arrival oftsniae fsoa nsek 49,, M
k1Ag cleoe eoDneoeiOaD q the lbneV19g peleo ::
A. tUE!ONs wfSh tfefns non md - CT 1oyedes
Dosnsooess 1ossnaltoWn, Oounen - voaee'
ed 81 pgnt0 - ~ Uu16o Ros1Dc Hl1lpoe4.
A. oAvA1uA. VIII . dslly No. Of Ensheo u -
no. Dsbeeos I'D 81 psen1D = ~ upgsr 1neeae'
AZ f66fon1, w,sA ssalas q ~ innns,s Coeal
Railroad TOT tie North and 0oath.
A. CLINTON. with trains for Janeavills. 1edieon,
Prairie da Chen. Il Crosse, Wstertownt vond du
Lac, Oshkoeh, Green Bay. and points In n oethern
wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota.
At RACINE, with trains for Milwaukee. kenoene.
Waukegan vnd Chicago. Also with sDens City
Line Steamers'' for the Rast. Feffy-Boat leeves
Davenport At 5:46 q. n. Time-Davenpost to Du-
buque-7 hours.
Passengers By taking this routs wfIl save both
tine and money.
&c. TATE, sspt.
J. A. COTTON. Asst eupt.
\ Q. DUNCAN. Agents uavnDsss
Raefas. WIS., Aprn, 1see.-aps4Adt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
enne Plant

THIS EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE. tho fame
Of which IL spread broadcast throughout the coup-
try is undoubtedly superior to any remedy ever Oh
ferei to the public for the complaints for which 1t Il
intended. We have In our possession testimonials
furnished voluntarily by Col. Long, late Chief Topo-
grs hical Engineer Bureau at Washington. Gen:
Fit Henry Warren. Gen. Pleasanton, and others Of
the army; Father p. j. DeSmet, the celebrated In
diar Missionary also, officers OF the Navy, Surgeons
HOSPITAL Stewards, Commanders OF nearly every
steamer plying the Mississippi and tributary ris-
ers, Western Sanitary and Christian Commissions,
army Chapains and others too numerous to mention.
Likewiee highest encomiums Of the Prees, most 81
which published in our almanac, (which We will.
tent to any requesting ~. praisng its valuable
medicinal qualities In the highese terms. No other
medicine has such recommendations. J. d G. MA
druggists and medicine dealers everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26
LATEST News
BIZ TEEEGg.zrH,
NEW YORK.

To THE DAILY DEsyoCmAT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

OH t1.b0 PER HALF DOZEN.
Mandrake Pills, 06 CTS. = mex.
For ssle - ~ Dsusgisss end Dealers.
DR. sOH9nDKsp ALMANAC ron Ices CAN
u91AD o1A4nDoGoAkk DBu00l0T2
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

TEE UNDERSIGNED has BRHN ApPolNT1D
psrintendsnt d The Pbes. An cAss he's been opened
on the corner Of Bfady and F1tA Streets, whore tho
undersigned and the Township Trusteee will he In
sppestisas for relief must Be nade q he above Of
jsass-dtf r. lrNDHRMAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-26

the headQ aartsrs Of The Soy, the central point
Of the ~ stem. IL 10 from this that al good and
hsA e9scts 90 ct 10 blsss o. curse ito posssssor.
Make 4 ole. put il in good running order.
treat II handsomely, and there will Be no more
dissAse than in the solid rocks Of the granite
hula. Wsrspsat il, that Schencks Seawced
Tosic will do this for the stomach. Ii is nature
coming 70 rescue OF man in his peril.
When the nature and condition Of disease are
thoroughly understood, IL will be seen that the
tast the doctrine We briefly ineulcate Is the true
ens. and that the m dicins Ne advocate IL PRE-
eiseiy adapted 10 the doctrine. Thousands of
.sesonstrac'ed stomachs'' in nearly every State
IN We Union. will gladly testify TO alma. and
praise. - they should, the marvellous virtues
OF Scssnck's Seaweed Tonic.
Ny - least eight people in ten ought TO use
hrs Tonic may be stated
is.. because your stomach 10 out Of order and
sooner or later, uuless aided, break down.
"a. Because you do not have half the enjoy.
meat 81 life that you might,
Dsesass your blood is not pure and good.
s.a y aos' you are liable TO active disease al
4sh. Because you oanno, th;nN AZ a., a.
eaysnne N bus.ncss or out, 20 well A. II Won
were 10 the condition this tonic viii nlscs yon
A., an a;,a Ssssssi q !: ysss duty !: 5. healthy
Jour aecos6t - we'll = those absut yer. - - u
9Th. because this Tonic 10 within me mean. q,
ves6 ~ sos hsif you would sss IN lie. time S'
teeeoue. ana 0eeaueees might be multi
eItod 0oent1e,v and eacA . = efss - truth.
We oeoor u without contradictien, that
SsAeaek'e Seewsed Tonic 10 one ct the ersasest
esopeunds that chemical. medical. or any eth
81 esisaee Or skill ever achieved. and its magic
merits have only 70 be known to make II . vel
come visitsnt of every household in the broad
land.
DIR. Schenck must get the stomach Of every
consumptative patient in this condition befor h Z
pnlmenic Syrup can be digested and penetrate
the hioed -vessels, 70 heal cavities in the lungs.
pf; :; u: Schenck Is professionally at his
puacipal Office, No. IS North Sixth 81. CORNER
81 Conmercc ST.. Philadelphia. every Saturday
whsre all letters for advice must be addressed,
Price Of the Pulmonic Syrup and Seaweed
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-01-10
To the Bench and Bar

would earnestly call your attention to
the importance of the session of the legal
convention TO be convened in Nashville on
Monday, the 18th inst. In addition to va
rious items of interest to the legal profess
sion, the question of recognizing the judi
cial circuits aud chancery districts will be
considered. Some action upon this sub
ject viii be taken by the Legislature. either
as above indicated or by creating criminal
circuits throughout the State. No, matter
which may be the line of action, every
member of the bench and bar will be deep
ly interested; and now is the time for action.
It is well presumed that the Legislature
will respectfully hear; aud, as far as posi-.
bic, fayOrably act upon the suggestions
made by the convention. The bench and
bar can-at least. ought to--form the best
estimate OF the proper size aud form of the
circuits and districts so as to equalize the
labor throughout The State; and, in addition.
the no less important item of arranging the
time of holding the various courts so as to
avoid conflicts.
Every local bar throughout the State
ought to be represented on Che l3th-if
not, there should be at least one or more
efficient, web posted representatives. from
each Judicial circuit, well advised of the
weightof each county docket; or if that
cannot be, let the Secretary, Hon. E. H.
East, be furnished with full information on
the points referred to on or before the day
of meeting. III rf.a:s
The result of prompt action, will smooth
the ronghness of our field of labor, avoid a
large amount of unnecessary travel, and
save to the people q measure of expense by
no means inconsiderable.
q l.-.,.s-.--.s N. b, PATTERSON.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-01-10
The Memphis Election .

Memphis dispatch Of the Sd inst. says:
"The majority Of LeftRich. Democrat, Tor
Mayor. 1851. ever both Radical candid
ates, Bgecher and Fitch. Nine Conserya-
tive Aldermen out Of twelve were elected.
There was a large procession to-day in
honor of Che eity's redemption. nearly The
whole Democra ticket being elected
There is speaking aud rejoicing tonight.
The city IS partially illuminated. The
-AralaleBe building is Illuminated and de-
corated with colored lamps. The streets
are thrOnged wi!R people rejoicing over the
victory.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-01-10
a So aUAKE.
(From dc Banner.A

AGAoA4. b4io 40dLl4SIsJ
The following vivid description of an aw-
full scene is given by the distinguished sur
geon Of the United States Navy who was
attached to the war steamer Monongahela
tthe time It was wrecked of the Island of
st. Thomas. 7'-f sfA'
The account is contained in a private
letter, but thinking it will prove interest
ing to our readers, We present it verba.
tim: '~t''. -.
"The Doctor reached home on the eigh-
teenth instant, looking quite thin, and says
that his nerves have not yet received from
the shock they received; says il he should
live thousand years. he could never for
get it, and that the day of Judgment can
scarcely be more dreadful. 1t came u, on
them suddenly, while at dinner; first like
far-of thunder, or the distant booming of
cannon. When they went on deck the sea
was fearfully agitated and the land shaking.
Before them, against back ground Of
clear, blue sky, the sea rose a solid wall,
rolling rapidly toward the vessel. Men
few to every opening in the ship and clos
ed thea, and she fioated like corked bot
tie on the disturbed waters. The huge
wave came laundering on and broke over
them. every man clirging with all the
strength Of life to the ropes and rigging of
the vessel. Some poor unfartunates were
washed over; others were dashed against
rocks and lost, while some held on with
such teuacity that their arms were jerked
out of their sockets Two such waves
Washed over the vessel and receded, re-
vealliug the very bottom Of the sea. where
the vessel was anchored, and gushing out
great volumns of smoke. When the sec
ond wave rolled back, the commander gave
the order to save themselves-every man
was glad to leave the ill-lated ship, for a
scarce better hope of life on shore.
The island was already submerged and
| the mountains were rocking back and forth
| against clear sky, like cradle. Every
moment, says the Doctor, 1 expected the
earth to open at my feet and bury me. j
/ felt death all around me.
"The ship was washed on shore literally
tearing through the ruins of the town, and
left high and dry, so. after the dreadful day
was past, the crew recovered their clothes
and effects. The Doctor says when he left
the shocks were still felt. and the people
living in tents, even afraid to sit down to
eats
NASHVILLE January g 1853
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1868-01-10
McCardle on Ord,s Removal.

With full heart-with thank fulness to
God and President johnson, for which We
have no adequate language-we call the St
tentiOn of the Times to our telegraphic col
umn this morning. Our readers will see
that Edwin Ohio Creswell Ord, the most
despicable and cowardly tyrant that ever
disgraced the name OF man, has lost his
head The poor old fool and coward has
been relieved, aud his successor is Gen. IT.
win Mcdowell. General Mcdowell is al
once soldier and gentleman. and be diff
fers from Ord in this: the miserable despot
Ord is neither! To call him soldier is q
burlesque-tO call han gentleman will on
ly provoke derisive laughter.
The harmless old creature goes to Cali
fOrnia. But before he goes the editor o.
the Times wishes to see him We will GO
to the end of the word with him, He has
only to relieve us from q penalty which a
coward only would have exacted-a penal
ty which an Ord only would have COMPEL.
ed We have denounced him for months
as he deserved to be denounced, and if be
is not dog and coward both, he dare not &c
to California without demanding satisfac'
ton for his insults We have heaped upon
him, II he does not do SO, he will go tC
the Golden State disgraced and dishonor
ed man. Dare be demand satisfaction
We shall see
The same dispatch which announces th'
doom of Ord, proclaims the displacement
of that renowned liar and braggart, JOhr
Pope, and his dirty creature "blOOdy'
Swayne. We conclude IS ne commenced
| God be praised II Yieks5ura Times,