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Wanted Iu1mcdtate1Y-Ontons Sour
kruut, Pickles, Dried Fruits, ftag4.

Wanted INN mcdtAfP1F-Uha0nSs sour
krnut, Pickles, Dried Fruits, ttag4.
seuy hs ssourgs q The T. IIsR;tdy Ia
DING for want Of vegetables and acids, the anti
dotc Of scurvy. Lct each Aid Society and t1ai:
onlore, and rne jar, kec or barrel Of pick cs or
eourkraut. 1n mskinr rick les for TIC army, t Is
tsstnfiQl use the bast vineEer. to Insure their
eafels il the heat Of Southern ceimlse.
Picked and epiced potatoes ara IN excellent
remedy fnr ecurvy, but not palatahsc edible. In,
moderate quantities, they arc very Fal9abe; Ear
r{Is coptainin. onions should be pierced with
auVer-holea, to admit sir freely.
Dried fruits hre lnTaluable: cFestly preferable
10 canEed truite. Let every AID Society and indI-
,dral even If deprived Of them for home use, dry,
or ttew OF tcake CORDIAL Of all b,nckberr5es With
in reach, for the 1se' Of boz .itals One cup fall
bcirY calle for Guo pounds rags per week tar the
Ganerrne Hospital. Save, waeh and forward every
ir4c.
dufrr! Up:ese the demand Il promptly met,
thorS5uds mnet fall Victims to the 1nsfdious toe.
Yen have tavea the s,1ny heto5e Viek:bure
Syrry package carefully: Northwestern Sanitary
Commission, e8 Madison street, Chicago.
e II Mf1A11
, 1864-08-24

NAVAL cKxDtre.-Att the presents time when 80
much excitement cxiats REGARDING the pcndine
osait, any ne"f o. d1nlnution in t1couota will be
hersl1ed with pleasure. We learn ,ron7 r.n.,1s ~
nartg that A. yesterday telesrapteG' 10 Cnfona1
osks' ahs he has the szt two
listed n the y have been credited :o.as Si;te u
1areer so that We shai only receive tte btpeGt 81
shout zoo. ~ esAe"* VI
, 1864-08-24

L1RuTEsAs7 AAfo.-Wc are glad .c'.,earn that
Lieutenant Mayo, OF the 14th Illinois c.ya1rv ~
'vere15 wounded By ehot While leat..4, i. s.hso
u rapidly recovering. ata'
, 1864-08-24

this State, to lDid Fs4, hns very prousrly 1strn
much wider range Of notion than was ~ t,rst
contemplated. Synpatkehc responses h.yc been
received from portions of the State far dl4eut
ard the oricinatozs hire rcw decided on bo,dtar
a Fs5r on the nth OF OrtoteF, st Qnipcy, Wsfch
shal embrace In tt1 p&tzon.eand contributors t1rn
aud women feom evs3 pstt ct the ate, especist1
the Fcst- II will be. called ".Thc Western Hiinnis
Sanitary Falr:" and We uef for it The aid Of chr
ssene7uns n1,nded citizens, tt.1 1t may be WORTHY
q the impulse which his ee:led 4 Into bein15
NJ: G. E. Allen, the Pr=s1uenr, in In Chfcaro. ari
W-n.caA on or cltizeneto-daS. We trust Gis an.
Of Quincy may see in i,:1ctic.I aus Wer thet 9hc
rea1 heart of Chicago bears as stHess-tn n. ~ ~
tcresrs Of ofhumaIt1y-ard that ats ntck md wnor5.
nec4: ~ "4"eo
Thv CoEmittee expect to be, cole In c,c,r o,o
hundred thousand dollars for the soldier HnW
much Will Chicago do towards that szuopntf
, 1864-08-24

" An NTED-Myrehsnts ana ot1ere
~ to patrcntze An otnoe which was tha nsas e..
tabush.d in toiB caty. and who will always rnntea
Enas ~ sss te,tnsr to pIioe'pa Or suotnEnte.l va
Ia no fsmplfsty lEtt!tntlohs Kas up TT ths occs-
Whieh has been e.tsbn.d for Ises tad years sad
dHttns our tlAc6 ttme (tfom tilt Il lat Of sor
We determined TO what good we were abts f,r tss
benefit Of cur ccuutry- III ve ask IL small nonu.
zen p.lnntes .imt at The Provost Marshal Ot1cs 10
EeMos5 1hs nuntsr OF 9u1 office. "a Dsa1b:r1 81.
y fsier 10 tho ltadlug BanktlE ana MeFtba5ts II,
this city. lau2f.L.n FiBLEY 4 r.,
, 1864-08-24

" ANYED - Di,. bid s,f1i:e
W a.d sa.dla.s, hono1ablg dis ha.ae, t.om t1o
Service. and u aa;4s OF ps:tlfabls eu9io7vsnF pc
cuEaf nd52s<a 10 tneir cnnuttlnc. n,llA pGhrrs
rcs1 of5ce- DT~uar GG14. Chicago. Illaoi~. xIy1c.
dRte Of 6fSc1fKe. ~ 4 nhhla OF cotopsce trvt-
EkAf Ql$C1Kr1FE ..1H.
, 1864-08-24
1HauntRn.

WANTED Runners, Men or
w Weue1, vbopcan hsinx = 1u,u1tuta tn ~
oEce, ,..M b. paia re highest premium, cssa IN
Ecertsd aEd t,tsbGshcd oacs ID tbs c.ty md 1pur
mtas5 (s1 veil ~ me Deg uts> l. ss.ess 1ea1y.
81 Dearborn street. Boom .. FINLEY Cu.
14t tyrp
, 1864-08-24
b. THE CITY.
To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.
Early Delivery OF tho Tribune In Rn.
tuse-The ROW Press,

The city patrons Of the TI1Buxx have for some
time pest suffered ser,ous 1ncouYenience arising
out Of the late hour at which their papers were
delivered 1t hae been for months past Impossible
to supply the demand within the hours Usually ii.
lotted TO the production OF morning psper onr
tour cy,1nfer prese-ae large as that owned by anv
ether ottabllshncnt In the cIty-was Get runn1n1
1t m early horf, and Kept at work oieu tt,nea ~;
the day bad far advanced Into atsrrnoop. yet ~
call vas nnsEtitted. Thonsands Of ba.,oass md
before leaving home in the morunr. ann hrpapeTa papeTa
discontinued. Or retrained from eubBc.Ibinr - -
on that account some Of them taking Other ns1ers
which they did not 1,se!eE. except they were g.
Itycred N sesson. This trouble exista 10 lon,er
The eight cylinder press-douh1e the capsc1fy ~
any osees IN y the ,e1ty.is L. now at work and our
The TRmcEE Will hcncefonh be delivered tn 1hts
city as early ~ any reasonable man can desire IL
half Of the office, may expect fheir paners
between five and Rix O'Clock, and all In the rrmnfe
portions Of Tie city before seven. Il tne in:en
sc7bt1s Fla1 al be served by rix O'Clock, or there
ahouss- THESE who have hilhcstu been ob,lged fo
1o1ceo The pleasure OF reading the TaBusE before
departing Tor the eceue uf their daily ayoeations
need do 70 no logger, They have oulY to cbne mn
to the 4tine room and leave tAetr orders, CIV
nE tne e address pEeEe SO as to avoid the post
TO those Of our pz!rons rho have endured past |
lnGGoasenlences G We tender ot1. thautE. The newe
Mi oe received np to The latass moment ss hereto
hn; BY working tho sheets more rapidly, that We
ehaD ohsiste these objections n ft;ture. We now
print 16 500 shecte hour, and CITE exccxn thoee
n:nres when needed Il will take eorae time
even should the present and past rapid ,ncrcse In
the nunter O! Subscribers he cont1Hacd-9..fo-r !
the eapact1ea Of our new prcss be unequal to the |
demand.
acknowledgements Florence, Of phtts.
dcphta. chief Of shoulder hit.eru, is On hs INV to-
this city with large teody quart OF Ping uc1,es
from that city. 4 lireiy lime ray be expectc1, :
oun ANEmcAN CousN.-1his entertafna,,- | :
comedy IL a*ing extremely well At McVickers
Ihe play ID well put on the rtase and IN the ban6I
of CbsnftAu fe u decided snccese. m Fr4as. r
:veninS G cEsnfrau ssni takes his bencdt lie should
lave Jul nopee+ | t.
al
TmEA7s---Aary Vanda1, living on Depuvstcr L
RET, WAC Yesterday held to bali by Ju,tce De- =
voa 70 appear at the Reccsder's court nm c:
1afre u having threatened to murd er ~ cS,'.
zen o. Mra fishes, neighbor. The bar Tss :, .,
aaAa1NkR's bBTHEL.-The snbsctptioo list for =;
n q DntL
, 1864-08-24

M ~ANTEI-One hundred II -
~ fFsrmsFs sFe ,cs4r adartsd to the bu,in.
70 enEAge ~ OF Tar. OF thei. tine II mca. ".
acs ertsvpa9o Nsn5 hts pw nhktaE fran 81 ~
S1t1 vfeR. Nitn Al 1rves:EEu. from SIS to 11Is.
coHk Aal SEE FOE T3HKsELvEa at lat SoE.a CLARK
Ith8eE &4s&12a
, 1864-08-24

Tm'EA7s--Aary Vandal, uTIng on Depuvstcr
e7tt. M "as yesterday held 10 ball by Jusnce De-
Woi 10 appear at the Reccsder's Coprt NM
ehafre ot having threatened to uur - ~ o,,
aktn o. Mrs; Fishes, nelghbo7. The bar ~, ~
, 1864-08-24

w ANTED Clerks, b Il +. ~. ID,
~ sa1esmen, portezos- ba.-Kee2a's. grocery anil
cft Eoot cIe: H. &C.. ae.x .nG Bn-pld mr.
piy a. 81 Adves t.ng and aeneTs Dn@lnss AreasS.
q HeaforFn street lseor' atsua:lnLa no opea-
6rhfe1ets to hrss cla25 hrNes. HlHLEY l. ttl
, 1864-08-24

IN ANIEU MERCHANT. aud utheye
w t1Iudsrsssrd t.at wa can furnf.h sub,.1
p. r. DO net p1 bless 70 tnprly 'hcm 1t lover rate
than e. GO men CO: ga from prn iealx. ne do nai
item ~ is very tEPqnsnty the case. any rent,e.
maE may a.e b7 = ad1Eg ar article which appa11ed
ere ce5t7tn 7,s orsctl ed by Ct ,taosa very ri
sbe o1ceTp. We deem lt our dntT to cal! tue attsn.
its rotl:ny tmoEe than diseou,.RaK snts:ments, ~
merchant at logger rate tbaa What thcy profess e
PAX sas s9bI: tvts: Va ref.r ,otaa leadn RapKsrs
bueinsss II th's hrn. We do rnt plou.isa q saasIi
tuIt hut 1ted cellars mcKe th1n a4nect e. "a
cttve fltr tha principal. FINLEY l. CO.
aud E3t31t = e
, 1864-08-24

the erection Of ncw Bethel ia ranItlv a1,;,, ~ ~
Rev. J. Il. Leonard, Chaplain, has been tnae,asi. ~
gable IN procuring the funds and has II 1.st a.-s
eucccodcd The building will probsbiv h. Sa,.;
, 1864-08-24

M An TED All 1rt:.est il aems
~ estafl!eted mercantile CT manufacturing
hers good baslae.s us1. With Itto to
s'E," Font Office EoI SfI1, hrf3 i,jnt
, 1864-08-24

81 House and Sign naicta,s, Calclpa!ains,
Gazing .nd Gr1tuinE. Ptper Er1sines anE Viii.
dow ShEdcs selling at wloitssir an3 retail al New
York pricts. r. &. R1GB1, 20 ztnpdolph st1cot,
BoZe5B2. 1y24u633Ju
, 1864-08-24

w. .ANTEI9- q kii2:t;on f,y 3
.ts Joung man min. tsen years old. Wfsta ! eoad
nasd aoa hi = EnoroC2h kEc71ei. OF Roos, Kaeo.
ink. Eta had two y-s1H eIpu'fs3ce IN .na Lumber
hus1ress .4earas7 "T &" 1Elbuae cNcs,
, 1864-08-24

w ANTED AEe1ta to .sll Pfesi
~ it1tlsl ca=c:1g2 Meda!s nEd Pm Dadx,f
E1of anything set cGsIrd t. t3o public, a.d arc
fulnished 70 sAe trade snt pedd1cra a: p.ces lhat
VIII foW from thsee CO dye Hu-dr &c ptr cent. profit.
Sample A.dat ir elthsr clog o. xhis r,s.sl. rs
ca,s1 fa Y1h .:;se5 iocoSa rnS Ssn SIo snd sfana
hnr3 n.ak. ST
, 1864-08-24

PRorAGL1 Fatal AccDENT.--0n Monday ere.
ming, driver OF al express wAcon, driving at
railu gait TN over and fatally Injured little
child ness the corner OF South Jefferson and Har-
rson 1ttrtts, In the West division. The brute did
not bare common humanity enough when be ssw
the evil be had accomplished, to stop and reuder
assistance to the little one, but drove away st a
gallop to prevent the lookerson from ascertainlue
TIE NUMBER Of biz wagon. There shonld be ehort
aud easy methods to deal with these Williams.
some OF which will readily suggest themselves to
our city aullositieS.
, 1864-08-24

Coo1--The Eecper Of one of the .:a,istoerat5cr
dens Of iniarny, upon whom Superintendent Tur-
tie had served notice to quit, sent a me,sspc tn
that oflci.l stating that he need not hare t,onhsa
h:mseli 10 Do,,ty her, hut ehoold at nnce hs~a
sent up for hls $500 which ttiu avaitsd him. AA'e
, 1864-08-24

TRY GOODS, BOOTS. SHOES,
- sl17sr Pl.ted Ware. watches, Fancy Goods.
~ O'Clock. a. Hnttsrs' Auction Rom, II Portland
Block. corue- Of Deasbo.n 6nd WAshinRton ttreets.
auf1.pI17 IT auctinrsera
, 1864-08-24

w ANTED-A cir: 10 o. geteral
hnnssHcre In { snail :eua;:Y. American Or
StAGes fF" ~ A0'~--" 49, %-'
, 1864-08-24

Nv ANTED Fuor 2c1cs 1. len
wv MsA6rs aod apc'or tvo ataa-t tosa Ia i'm,
tEa t1adr. st.Wg9TL4FE3 fss-at ASjusture
tsoaToft snd Unct ntused larre1r Factory .s-l
maolsoa st eet. aa.tp5Rl Z
, 1864-08-24

NJ WANT9D-~ Gcud Irave:inv and
~ Local k3eats, For m7p OF eo,o. 1f}ea s,d
saaffgy: - have a. sSrpcf -p;cn VII: rsSdus pay
$!a 70 $l5 Ie1 t1J The best le.itE ss.[S
Psckases tyer 1oducea. srd ctne sIt!ses IN Fl
fsmana Wa:;ass s:,ser T.. st,a CaSe "a E.ts.
v liable articles ere given wit: each ITO f our pscE.
9@ts. Eeau ssf n:1tuiA- TO c II. pUr,E% Cf!,. fk{1
AHIH-bY6E-6. ' N NV @A@A-Ns39'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-17

CARR. HANS AscTIC ExrEDrTIos:-caps- Hal, the expert
enced Arctic navigator, sailed from New London. Conn, with
two Esquinaux companions, on his Arctic expedition tie has
neither ship nor crew. He viii be carried by a whaler to the
Polar reg ons, where he will part company with the companions
Of the voyage, and trust his supplies and fortunes to q well
built whaeboat. He carries along a supply Of clothing and
prepared food. a few nstrIments and books, and various articles
20 be used IN trading with the natives for needed supplies lie
hopes TO solve the mystery in regard to Sir John Franklin, and
also 10 accomplish other important objects
Passengers by the mail steamer from City Point repOr; that
the Second Corps successfully recros-ed the james river ON sat
urdsy night (2OthO thus adding to the N justification OF the rebels
~ 10 the intention OF our movement.
3oRE GOID MTSEs ~ BEITIsH AsEsIcA--Thr Victoria, v.
J. people are still under the gold excitement. Al extra OF the
ChT0Esoie Of Aug. 5th gays:
"Tbc steamer Alexandra has just arrived from sooLe. Tne
news IL very exciting
a $40 nugget has been found tao miles above the mouth Of
Leach River. and was brought down on the Alexandra by the
finder. Another company took out. three ounces in $ hours by
Cr-yicing. A man named Patt-n. formerly captain Of the
schooner Industry, took on; 6 penny eisEts 10 10 pans
a company OF coIored people, the finders of the great nugget,
are taking Oh: 81 10 the pan.
Leech River - almost entirely stak-d Of.
Sir. Nixon, a cOmpositCr from the Chronicle Office, and COM
pany started the first rocker on the creek, aud are making II
the rate Of SO q day to the hand.
The claim in which The nugget was found was deserted by =
company a short time previously.
Fave cents 20 the pan can be had anywhere IN tie benches
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-17
Notice.

apROPER APPLICATION HAVING Been
male to the Eon. GEORGE VI. ROBERTSON, Associate
Justice of the Supreme, by DaviI II. Hitchcock of Hiio.
Hawaii, for the appointment Of q Guardian 70 SAMUEL GUESS
OF Honolulu. Notice is hereby given to all persons whom it
may concern that THURSDAY, the 22d day Of September inst,
NJ 10 O'Clock In the forenoon is n day and hour appointed for
hearing said application, and all objections that may be offered
thereto, at the Court House Ia the town Of Honolulu.
JNO. Il. BARNARD,
433-2t Clerk Supreme Court.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-17

HAVING Been
q made TO the Honorable 6. II. ROBERTSON, Justice %
the Supreme Court, by JOHN Patty. one of the Administrators
on the above estate. for An oder for the sale OF certain real
property Of the estate to wit: a certain house lot situated at
the corner of Richard snd King streets in Honolulu. and wooden
houses thereon. Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY, at
10 A. N, the 18th day Of September, inst at he Court House
IN Honolulu, are the time and place set fer hearing this appn-
cation and ali objections thereto.
l.. NCCTLIT,
1885, Assistant Clerk supreme Court.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16
LAWS OF IDAHO TERRITORY.
DISTRICT COURT.


The following extracts are taken from ar
act passed by the Legislature of this Terrific.
ry and signed by the acting Governor on the
18th Of Dec. 1868, The law as published
in the Golden .4gs is rather too long for our
columns this week. and we only copy those
portions that are now interesting to the citi-
zens of Boise county. In SOME future num-
Der we may publish the act entire.
SEC. 8. The district court shall have orig
inal Jurisdiction in civil cases. when the
amount in dispute exceeds one hundred dol
lars exclusive Of interest, and in all felonies.
and in all other cases not otherwise provided
for.
SEC. 4. The appellate jurisdiction of said
court shall extend to hearing upon appeal an
order or judgment of probate court. or
justice of the peace, in the cases prescribed
by statute.
SEC. 3. There shall be a term of the su-
preme court Of this Territory held at the
Territorial seat of government annually, com
mencing on the first Monday in August, and
such term may be adjourned, from time to
time, as said supreme court may order and
direct by an entry made in the records of
said court.
SEC. 7. The terms of the second judicial
district court shall commence, annually, at
the county seat of Boise county, on the sec
ond Monday in February, first Monday in
July, and third Monday in September; and
whenever a new county shall be organized
out Of any portion of said county of Boise,
then In such new county, courts shall be held,
annually at the county seat of said county,
commencing on the third Monday in October.
SEC. 8. The first six days of every term
OF said courts holden at the county seat oil
Nez Perez county, at the county seat of Boise
county, and at Virginia City, or so much
thereof as may be necessary, shall be appro-
priated to the trial of causes arising in said
districts, respectively, under the Constitution
and laws of the United States.
SEC. 10. The judge of any district court
in said Territory may, at his discretion, ap
point special sessions.
SEC. Il. The rules of pleading, practice.
evidence, and of all other proceedings, both
in civil and criminal cases. in the district
courts, shall be the same as those in force in
the Territory of Washington on the first day
Of December, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, I'LL otherwise provided by law.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16
A. LINCOLN.
By the President /:
WIN. H. SEWARD.
Secretary Of State.

The undersigned merchants, mechanics and
traders at Bannock City, Boise county, in or
der TO efectually check the continual de-
crease in the value of the dust of this locality
which depreciation is owing to the importa-
ton of dustfrom Florence, Oyhee and other
localities and mixing it with Boise dust,
agree that after Monday the oath day of Jan.
next we will not take gold dus: at more than
Its actual value; and that all dust must be
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

thoroughly cleaned.
Boise dust at Sl5 per OF.
Florence I2
Oyhee 10
Newhouse & Sheeline, Ben Cohen,
A. Human & Co., C. B. Jacquemin
/. d Huntoon, Carter & Co.
Ingersoll ,Adams&CO., Friendly & Fox,
We'll & Redlic, G. P, Newell,
E. Pollock & Co., NJ. Seidner,
J. w. Wood &C.,, w. NJ. Kennedy.
Rosenbaum & Cohen, Miller & Bernsteil.
+ Strouse & Bro. ] B. Atkins & Co.,
r. Tregaskis, w. E. Irwin.
Smith & Stems, B. CLAYTON.
Robertson & Co., ]. c. Hildretb.
Elkins & Sailing, Oser & Smith. 81.
Phillips & Thornbury, J. McAuIif,
Sehwrtz, Bro. & Co., E. P. Fitzgerald,
0. w. Peterson & Co. M. Levy,
y. Z: Merritt, Isaac Deitz,
M. Morganstine, BranG & Haas.
Hebron & Pitts, H. Mcfarland,
T. =. PouJade, D. c. Patterson & Co.
A. Dawson, c. Klane,
McCarver & Clark, I'M. Owen,
W Townsend, Sidney Roberts,
G. Jacobs & Co., Geo. Stills & Co.
koble & Bush, Drussell & Markham,
RoSsi & Robe, N. N. Savior.
NJ. Rosenberg, w. 7. VOORHEES,,
Pinney & Stearns, A. B. Moore & Co..
Phillips & Co., Highly & Co..
L. yres, N. S. Parker.
Armes & Billups, T. Wilson & Co.
Wells, Fargo & Co., M. J. Rosenthal,
?. FrankeI C. BIaszcowep.
". Ganey, F. Kramer & Co..
J. W. Simpson, Prayer & Bro,
}. H. Warren, Bonnell & Miller,
lazarus & Bro, D. Lindner,
+. II. Harris, Kemptner & Platchak,
BannOck City, January 18th, 1864.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

HENRY WARD BEECHER asked Park Ben
jamin, the poet, the humorist, why he never
came to hear him preach. Benjamin replied,
F." Why, Beecher, the fact is, have conScien.
tious SerupIes against going to places of amuse-
ment on Sunday.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

verted, mode by which the national author
ity over every loyal State Government may
be established within said States or any of
them; and while the mode presented is the
best the Executive can suggest with his pres
ent impressions, it must not be understood
that another possible mode would not be ac-
cepted.
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash
ington, the 8th day of December, A. D., one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-three, and
of the independence of the United States the
eighty seventh.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

Bannock City, January 18th, 1864.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

THE Yreka Journal is to be issued weekly
instead Of semi-weekly, during the Winter
Terms, 81 p6r annun; 81 fer six months.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-01-16

DeCOnQ, 10 IurLneT proclaim, declare and
make known, that any provision which may
be adopted by such State Government. in re-
lation to the freed people Of such State. which
shall recognize and declare their permanent
freedom, and provide for their education, and
which may yet be consistent as a tempo-
rary arrangement with their present condition
as laborlpg, landless and homeless class,
will not be objected by the National EAecu.
tive.
1t is suggested as not improper that in con-
sructing a loyal State Government in any
State that the name of the same, the
boundaries, the subdivisions, the Constitution
and the Federal code of laws as before the
rebellion, may be maintained, subject
only 10 notifications made necessary by the
conditions herenbeiore stated, and such 9th
ers, Ii any, not conTavenng such conditions,
which may be deemed expedient by those
framing the new State Government.
To avoid misunderstanding, it may be prop
er to say that this proclamation, so far as it
relates 10 Stale governments has no
reference to any States wherein loyal State
governments have all the while been main
tained and Tor the same reason it may be
proper TO further say, that whether members
sent to Congress from any State shall be ad.
miued to seats conventionally, rests exclusive
ly with the respective houses and not to any
ex enL with the Executive
And still further, that this Proclamation is |
intended TO present to the people OF the States
wLerGn the national authority has been sub
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-12

TnE BURLINGTON FAIR.-We are in re-
ccipt Of circular from the Secretsry of the
Southern Iowa Soldiers Fair" to be held
in Burlington from the Goth of September
to October 1st 1864. Among the contri-
buttons will be military monument which
will be presented to the township in Iowa,
exclusive of the township of Burlington
which shall in proportion to the number of
inhabitants in 1860, make the largest con-
tributon to the fair. The moument will be
IL feet above the ground. of the best Amer
ican marble, executed in good style. On
the face Of the spire will be carved the U.
S. Shield, a amusket, sword and wreath. Its
cash value will be $500
The proposed manner Of dlsposing of the
monument to the townships which shall
make the largest contribution in proportion
tc its inhabitants strikes us as somewhat
singular, for this reason: There are organ
lied townships in Iowa that have not over
thirty inhabitants. Suppose such township
contribute three hundred dollars, or ten
dollars per head; what township of any re-
spectacle size could compete with it A
township with only five hundred inhabi-
tants woul have to contribute $4,000 to
compete successfully, while no considerable
village or city would stand the ghost Of
chance.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-12

The Northern Limo Packet, PembiAa,
Capt. Hill, will depart for st. Louis to.
morrow morning at o'clock, c. d. Carroll
in the Office. X. II. Prettyman, agent.
The Express and Passenger packet New
Boston, Capt. B. w. Davis, will depart
for Fort Madison, making connections for
st. Louis, to morrow morning At Z o'clock.
r. F. Williams in the office E. A. Tile
bein agent.
The favorite mail and packet Bill Hen
derson, Capt. Dawley, will leave Port Byron
tomorrow morning, on the arrival of the
cars from Rock Island, for Dubuque r.
NJ. Prettyman, agent.