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, 1864-07-25

TUE COMPREHENSIVE IN THE BANKING BUSINESS
heretofore existing between Eugene Kelly the city
Of New York. and Joseph A. DOnOhOe, WIN. Ralston and
Ralph s. Frez Of San Francisco, under the firm Of
EUGENE KELLY 4 CO., New York, and DOSOH0E, RAJ
ST0N co San francisco, will the FIRST day Of
July 1884 Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. DOnohoe with
drawing from the eopaTtnership.
The business will be settled In New YeTk by Eugene Kelly
and in san Francisco by Vim c. Raston and H. S Fretz
Deposors requested hand in their books for settle.
ment at the barking house Of Dnnohne. Rastnn Co.
EUGENE KELLY,
(per }. A DOnOhoc. Att0rneyl
JOSEPH A. DONOlfOE,
WM. g. RALSTON,
II. S. FRETZ.
, 1864-07-25
Sflisrrllaneous advertisements.
Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes Of our climate are sources Of Pull
uonaTy, Bronchial and Asthmatie Affections Experience
having proved that simple remedies ocn act speedily when
taken in tie early stages of the disease should
once be had to BroN MS Bronchial Troches or Lozenges
let the o Cough, Irritation Of the Throat be ever
slight as ny this precauticn serious may be
ehecualy Narced on Public Speakers ami Singers will
find them efctual clearing and Strengthening the se
Soldiers should have them hey be carried in The
pocket and taken as occasion requires.
Agents for Caliornia
39:t REDfNGTON & Co, San fraDc,sco.
, 1864-07-25
sTEILACooM, W. r.,
MONDAY, July IS, 1864.
OUR PLATFORM.

"TnE UNCONDITIONAL MAINTENANCE OF THE
CxIoS, TIE SUPREMACY OF THE CONSTITUTION,
AND TIE COMPLETE SUPPRESSION OF TIE Re-
BILLION, w1rH the CAUSE THEREOF, BY vIGOR-
ors WAR AND A1L ART AND EFFICIENT MEANS"
, 1864-07-25
SHERlFF'S SALE.

DIT VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IssUEf5
out Of the United States District Court for the couuiv
Of Pierce, In the Third Judicial District Of Washington s
rltory, and TO directed and delivered, have eved
upon, SEIZED and taken into execution. and will sell a.
same as the Law directs at the Covri House door, d
town Of steaeOol. SATURDAY, the Esd dat Of Juyf
AD 1861, at O'Clock Pm. Of said day, the following
described Real Estate. that 10 known Is Wm. D. Van n
rens Donation Land Claim, situate IN Pierce County, w.
t. and particularly described follows, 10 wit:
Bcginuiig at the W corner, at stake between iap
large marked FIR trees standing each other thene1
running south mile TO the W corner tie lai.
thence east so poles to the east side Of the lake the
tanning 16l scres.
will sell the to satisfy Judgment calling for q.
Of Sixty Eight Dollars and Twelve Cents, and costs u
suit taxed at Thirteen D,ars and Forty Cents, and ID
creased costs, rendered by the Aforesaid Court nr
term, 1864 in favor Of E. A. Light and against wn D. va
Bureh.
STEPHEN JCDSON,
Sheriff Of Pierce County, W. T. 2
Da.ed si sielacoom, june 1Gih, 1894. rs
, 1864-07-25


Andrew johnson was born in Raleigh,
N. O., in 1908; lost his father at years
of age, at 10 was apprentieed to tailor,
and at IL he set up for himself in that bust
ness. He learned the alphabet on the tai
lor's board, and diligently employed his
evenings, after his work was done, in learn
ing to read. Towritc and cipher he learned
after marriage from his wife-in this res
pect repeating the experience of many en-
terprising Southern youths unblessed with
the advantages that wealthy parentage con-
fers. Under the tutilage Of his wife he
made rapid improvement.
After the adjournment of the Pacific
Lodge, !. o. B. b., Hebrew benevolent
Association, at San Francisco, twenty-five
cent bouquet was put up at auction and
brought the sum Of s212, the proceeds to
50 to the Sanitary Fusd.
There is but one delegate elected to the
Nevada Constitutional Convention who is
not an outand-out Uaion man.
, 1864-07-25

bG- W. F. IIERRE, News and Advertising
Agent, Victoria, V. l., Is authorized to solicit
and receipt for advertisements and subscriptions
for the PuGEr SorxD HERALD.
, 1864-07-25

and receipt l0r advertisements and SUBSCRIPTIONS
for the PUGEr SouND HERALD.
PETITION FOR PARD0S.-We under.
stand that a petition is in circulation, pray,
ing the exercise of Executive clcmency in
the case of Pierre St. Louis, now suffering
punishment in the jail of this county. fol
sfabbing man in Kitsap county, yeai
ago. If the circumstances of this case, as
reported to US, are true (and we have nc
reason to believe them otherwise) the Gov.
crnOr should have no hesitation in granting
the pardon prayed for The offence that
provoked the assault with the knife was Of
the most aggravated nature, and such as
fully justified the taking of life; which.
however, was not done by St. Louis; the
wound inflicted being very slight, and given
purely in self-defence against two men, both
physically much his superior. A more
quiet, orderly, and inOHensivc man than
Pierre st. Louis We haverarely seen. The
finding Of the jury that tried him, with due
Difference to their judgment Of the evidence
in the case, We cannot but regard as unjust.
Justice demands that the Governor should
sihterpOsc the pardOning power here.
y fNIPoRrAST DIscoyERY.--0n Saturday
evening last we were shown two oyster
shells, the dimensions Of which viii com
parefavorably with the largest oysters found
on the Atlantic coast; the largest measur-
ing 81 by6 inches in breadth and length,
inside, and the other by 5inehes These
were samples Of a small lot gathered BY
Capt. Seeley, Of the sloop Foam. in somc
locality known only to himself, below Steil-
accom-. The shells shown to us had not
yet ostthc favor Of the oyster, thus giving
satisfactory evidence Of freshness; other.
wise we should have been disposed tOregard
il as an attempt at imposition upon our ere
dulitys Should the bed in which these wer,
discovered prove sufficiently extensive, there
isa niue Of wealth in il, The largest oys
ters found in Shoalwater Bay are hardly
sne-fourth as large as these. The discovery
is one Of Importance and the diseoverel
xill tske measures d reap the first benetit,
Tesnll;sg from !, SIe.nwb;Ic AMI IL v;II q
srn.s Il q o,,e ,l,. - sscret of 4 Iocslitv
TI9,s,.,.s 80
The SrEAMERs-St Steilaeoom has beer
somewhat enlivened, of late, by the arriva
and departure Of steamers. In addition 4
Fst,rDy;.. ..d Ii.,asS.. h.~a ,, ,,.;a 81
eral trips ,otls nl,co dsrart;ns With ,,;Ii lo.d
II i've s,o.l. g. .v;e,o,;. Tha ~, ,,..,,.. -
ssssmS, win o,,;,,,s 4 ,,sts e., ,-r
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IL. ,r;ll ,drn;s IL, ,snr;nr 49,; III, n,o,' { i,
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ons ,-b;os seervhoss IN .nn,se;.,o s.~ -
I w-.-I. IL ~ 60, ( 1,:sI -.
controlled the steam navigation Of Puge
Sound too long for its interest
. a. 60
e. .s. sDAA s.OA.yas :, 'nose ss.
.s .. s'ss,,sls,s ~ =, sa.s 'a.s, nuaus
.s'.'.', sss.a,' - P.sss ne.e = ~ sA nOu
ss,s.ss - &. rs. s-.sa 'y''u lsp..s
succeeded By short but heavy showers Q
Jain. 9he rain will prove beneficial to III
pastures, butlwiIl interfere to some exteh
with hay-making, in which many Of Ou
farmers are now engaged. 20
lists between the opposition Panama steam
ers, the result Of which has been q yer
, 1864-07-25
San franelsco, June ls, 1sc+.

TUE UNDERSIGNED CALLING ATTENTION TO THE
above card; give notice that and after the first day
Of July next they will continue the business Of the above
copartnershiP without Interruption The old banking
house Of Donohoe Rais;On Co.. In ts city, under the firm
name of FRETZ RAIST0N, and in New York through the
agency of Messrs LEES WALLER No. 80 Pine street;
and that and ater the 9Th day OF July next they
gether with D. o. Mills, J. B. Thomas, louis McLane Asa
7. Lawton, VIM. T. Barron, Thomas Bell John o. Earl wm
Norris, }. Whitney Jr, o. =. G!fin, A. Pope Herman
sichels Frederick Billings, George H. Howard ~ F. Tesehe-
maeher A. Haywood, Moses Ellis, A. u McCreary, Il. A.
Jessup, Samuel Knight, A. c. Henry j. Wimerdng
WIN. A'vord Of San Francisco and Jacob Korn, of Port
land Oregon having become for that purpose duIy lncor-
porAed under the laws Of this State viii carry on the bust
ness Of BANKING in all of It's various branches the
place and through the agency and upon the basis of
a Gold and Silver Currency, under the name Of
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
D. o. MILLS ard wSi C. RAIsTON viii be charged with
the management OF the business Of the Corporation
wM c. RALsTON,
Il. 8. FRETZ
San Francisco. June IS, 1864. 29:4
, 1864-07-25

THE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE. THAT
the plrose of carrying tie Ranking and Exchange bu.
sinrss in an its hranes In this city with the interior
Of this State, the negbaTnE State and Terrores and
with MexieO aso with the Atlantic cities, Europe, China
and the East Incs for which they provided With
pie facilities and IN conformity with the articles Of assoela-
tim will coneBce operations the 5 daY Of 1y next
NJ the banking house occupied by Dohohoe Ialston
Co, corner Of Washington and Battery streets.
With the view Of giving TO the business Of the corporation
all the efficiency and Prompttude OF private banking n,
toghet With that confidential seeluson Of private business
matters generally desired, the immediate management
Of It's affairs committed exclusively to D. o. AIlis and wn
either Of them, the Of the Bank win nppy on
n busneSs aers The regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees will take place monthly.
The undersigned deem advisable TO call particular at
tentnn 70 the following pecarilles Of their organaO
which are positively binding all its members;
fRsTSaes OF It's Capital Stock be effected only aer
due appraenent by stockholders selected for that special
purpose and the Trustees Of the Corporation have 10 all
cases. the re TO become purchasers Of the stock arpras
ut the apprasenenf Cot the benst the sio
hoers This restriction printed upon each Certificate
Of Stock.
sEooxDLOsns cannot be made to stockholders except
upon eAierais other than their Shares in The CAPITAL sOch
Of this Bank.
TRUSTEES:
D. Mills. J. n THOMAS,
LOUIS McLANE, THOMAS BELL,
wM NORRIS. A. J. POPE
JOHN o EARL. O. '. GIfFIN,
HERMAN MlCilF1S, JAMES WHITNEY, in.
W. @. RALsT0N,
San Francisco, June is, 1864. 29:im
, 1864-07-25
TIE NEW STYLE
"HOWE' DOUBLE THREAD LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINE!
From which ALL OTHERS derive their
vItaiityI

VItaiityi
ESTABLISHED IN 1S45;
Improved from time to time, and fully Per
fceted Ia IS62I
SUBSTANTIALLY AND STRONGLY BUILT,
. aud less liable to get out Of order than any other Ma
chine now extant. They GATHER and SEW ON At ihe
same timeI THEY NEVER DROP sTITcnEs Run lightly,
rapdlv aud almost nelseless They do the FINEST
or coARsEsT work with equal facility. Latest improved
Braders, Binders, Rolling Presses, Adjustable Hemmsrs,
etc, 20 with each Nfachine
Letter =, for family use. price. eco
Letter 4. pearl hnsh, with cover. price. IS
Letter y, for Family, Dress Makers, railOrs' use,
price. ........-... -........-...-.. %
Letter q, for heavy manufacturing Uphclstering,
Carriage Trimming ~nd Harness makers.
To this machine, esps -laly, the attention
Of Manufacturers is solicited. Price S.
Letter -. Light Cylinder, price. 1lo
Letter E- Heavy Cylinder price. e..........s..... 40
Unequaed for Boot and Shoe work.
GenulHc New England MRehiRes,
formerly sod at S25) price,. ................, Is
We guarantee al Of our Machines.
PURCHASE ONLY Of US Agents, as there Is q
spurious article in the market
DESIISG & co.,
No. Montgomery street, Masonic Temple,
se:6m sOle Agents for the Pacific Coast.
, 1864-07-25
Sore Throat,
Cough,
Cold,

and similar troubles II suffered progress result in ss
Pulmonary, Bronchi H. and Aslmatie affections olliR
times incurabie.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs
are compounded 50 Is 10 reach directly the keat Of d
disease and give almost instant reliea.
Agents for California.
, 1864-07-25

To SnIPMAsTERs, &c.--0n the last
page Of this paper will be found laws passed
at the late session of Congress interesting
to silipmasters and steamboat owners.
, 1864-07-25
sTocKHoGpERs:

conrssroSpyxrs ~ Srv YcRz-LEEs WALLER, No. ss
piue street.
cO1RrsFosDD'ts ~ LnxDuS--BASK OF LONDON.
, 1864-07-25


THE ENGLISH NATIONAL DEBT-
England, during her wars, has had occasion
to borrow large sums Of money. Her sub
jects have been applied to in much the
same manner as the people Of the United
States have been called upon by the Fed
eral Government, to furnish the "sincws
of war" in our present struggle. The ap-
peals in both countries have been patriot
cally and promptly answered. The English
Government, in calling for these loans, has
done so with the express stipulation that
repayment could never be called for, cx-
cept at the option Of the Government
The interest, only at stipulated rate, could
be demanded. These loans are now known
in England as the "funds,' or "public
securities" The loans asked of the people
by the Government at Washington are to
be repaid, both principal and interest.
CURE FOR HYDRoPnoBIA.-A dog
keeper in England, who was bitten eight
times by rabid dogs, each time averted the
horrors Of hydrophObia by allowing the
common nitrate of silver to filter the wound,
which decomposed the saliva, and then de-
stroyed the virus. A London physician
adopts and indorses the remedy.
, 1864-07-25

Low FAREs.-A lively composition cx-
lists between the opposition Panama steam
ers, the result Of which has been a very
large reduction IN the rates Of passage to
New York. The advertised prices at last
dates were; First cabin, s125; second cab
ID, s75; steeruge, $50; but parties intend
ing to 60 East are bidding and waiting for
still lower rates. - s
, 1864-07-25

g sHirwREck.-The San Francisco BuI7s-
IN announces the loss Of ihe ship 4. Buis-
~ on Point Arenas, on the 10th ult. She
was loaded with lumber by Amos Phinney
4 Co, Of Port Ludlow, w. T., for San
.Fraheiseo. All hands we're sayed except
boy, but the ship is a total loss
, 1864-07-25
FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.

Sheriff Of Pierce County, W. T.
, 1864-07-25
NOTICE.

REDiNGTON 4 CO., San Francisco.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-29
STATE ITEMS.

The District Court commences its regular
session at Muscatinc on Monday next, with
an extensive docket before it.
SEsueSKp.- Adjt. John Stewart, Of the
9th U. $. q. T., and family Of this place.
has resigned his commission on account OF
disability, and been honorably discharged
from the service. -Muscatine Journal.
NATIONAL BASK.-Wc learn that the
stockholders Of the Branch Of the State
Bank have organized National Associa-
ton under the title Of 1.-The Muscatine Ma
tional Bank" The new Bank will com.
mcncc business on the LIST of February. as
successor to the Branch Of the State Bank,
and under the management Of the present
officers Of THAT institution.-Auscatine Jour
nal
MAN SrABBED.-An alteration occurred
on Sunday Of this week, in Lester township,
in this county, between young man named
West, a returned soldier, and citizen
named Herrck, which resulted in West re
cciving a stab in his neck, nea: the ear
West is not expected ~ recover. llcrrich
was brought to town on Thursday and
lodged in Jail, under $4,000 bonds. The
dispute was on political subjects. We have
none Of the particulars in addition to thu
foregoing - Waterloo Courier, l4M.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the goth day of January, A.
w D., 1851, John Baird. an unmarried man,
Of Clinton county, Iowa, executed unto George
s c. Dow, as trustee, certain deed OF trust,
conveying to said trustee the land in Clinton
county, iowa. described as follows, to-wit: The
east half OF the southwest quarter and the north
west quarter Of the sou,h west quarter Of sec
ton No thirty .ivei as lin township eiehtvtwo
(s2 north Of range No. two e., east Of the 9th
p. M; which said conveyance was made by the
said John Baird. for the purpose of securing the
payment Of certain pr0missory notes and the in
ierest thureon. signed by said John Baird, dated
the goth day Of January, A. D.. 1861, one of
which was payable to the order Of Austin Corbin,
guardian, in three years from the date thereof,
for the sum OF f6nr hundfed and twenty dollars
with interest after due ut the rate Of ten per
cent.
And now said described note having become
due and payable and the said John Bard having
failed to pay the same, /. George s. G. Dow,
trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that BY virtue Of the power which is in
me vested by sad deed Of trust, I
will. on Saturday, the 9TH day Of
Janunry, A D., 1855, at the hour Of nine o'clock
in the forenoon of laid day ut the Court Honse
door, in the city Of Davenport, expose and offer
for sale, at public auction, for cash. the parcels
Of land above described, or SO much thereof a.
shall be necessary to satisfy and pay the amount
Of ssid note with the interest thereon 70 the day
of sale, together With n the costs md expenses
etts.ding Said aale, eostDsfthis notice md trus
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-29

FOR NEARLY A QUARTER OF CENTURY
Mathews Venetian Hair Dye has been extern
sively used, and in no case has it failed to give
entire satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE is the best and cheapest
in the world. Its price is only Fifty Cents. and
each bottle contains double the quantity of dye
in those usually sold for 81.
THIS HAIR DYE is manufactured by pecu-
liar process which reuders II UNNECESSARILY SUI
perior to anything in the shape of "a Dye now or
ever before the people. Being complete in one
bottle, no prepar ALTON is required which greatly
simplies the application.
IN USING THIS DYE vou avoid that Dusty.
DIRTY appearance by which dyed hair and whis-
kers are so readily recognized when an inferior
article has been used besides, it produces per-
fecily natural color on any shade that may be de-
sired-one that will not fade. crock or wash ont
one that is as permanent as the hair itself. For
sale By druggists. Price 50 cents.
Al MATTHEW'S. General Agent.
II God street, New ork.
Also Manufacturer Of MATHEWS ARNlcA HAIR
GLOSS, the best hair dressing in use. In large
bottles p.ice % cents oct3l -dly