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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-13
EARE FROM

t3E5 sEsAEGA s6'EGN0h
Chico to Ruby or Silver City,, .,s............$ $50
Oroville to Ruby or Silver City .............. 81
Marysville to Ruby or Silver City ........ 81
Sacramento to Ruby or Silver City,. So
Sanfrancisco to Ruby or Silver City,..,...... 70
Silver or Ruby to Boise City. Is
Oroville to Susanville or Indian Valley. IL
Chico to Susanville or Indian Valley. ...... 10
Passengers allowed thirty pounds baggage
Extra Baggage or Freight from Chico to Ruby or
Silver Silver City, Thirty Gems per Pound; to
Boise City, Ten Gents additional
Chico Office, .........,...y John 7. shaaff, Agent:
Oroville Office, ........4 Lowry Brothers, "
San Francisco Office, Stephen Duncan,
No. 2O6 Bush ST., opposite Cosmopolitan
Hotel, ..s......... ..........
Susanville,. .......... =. w. IL. ID. Haven, g
Marysviile Office, ...... Lowry Brothers, =
Sacramento Office, J. Shaw, s"a
Silver and Ruby. ...... Chas, n. Mullan, g
Boise City,. ............. -. Hill Beechy,
To whom Apply in Person or by Letter
for Further Information.
In July, Stages leave Chico on even dates; in
August, on odd dates; in September on even dates
of the month etc. TSept. /, l666n45tf
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The NEW OREGoN SsNAroR.-H W. Coz
bett, pioneer merchant 6f Portland, was
elected O. s. Senator I'd Succeed Senator
Neslnith, September zstb, vote Of So to
an aggregate opposition 81 The Radi-
Gals were obliged to % f6E i'm to prevent
the election Of Demo erat Il il was very
bitter pill to many Of them The Senator
elect Is Republican eff the Conservative
school, and. all in all, the best man of his
party in Oregon. His high PERSONAL worth
and unimpeachahle integrity warrant the be-
lief that'he will endeavor to honorably rep
resen Oregon In the Senate.
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TAX NOTICE.

= AK ~ y = AOL1s
A LII PERSONS from whom taxes are due on
soeyer. are hereby notified to come forward and
pay the same to the undersigned, who alone is au-
tholized by law to collect the same.
THOMAS FOYE, Assessor
and ex-oficio Tax Collector of Boise Co.
Idaho City, Oct. 6, 1866. n50w3.
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County Treasurer's. Notice.
-ETlHE FOLLOWING COUNTY WARRANTS WILL BE
paid on presentation at the County Treasurers Of
fee in Idahn CITY.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-13

They DIFFER. -HOrace Greeley is in favor
of having Jefferson Davis immediately tried,
or, if he benot of having him set at liberty.
A malignant devil among the small fry of
Radical editors, on the same subject, uses
the following language:
.'ShouId the head devil Of the rebellion be re.
leased on parole without trial, we hope the PEG.
pie will rise in their majesty and power and hurl
the resident into the cell made vacant by the
criminal. y
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-10-13

Private dispatches announce the following
changes in Federal positions on this coast !:
Postmaster Perkins, Radical, removed, and
E. II. Washbrrn, formerly Tax Collector, ap-
pointed U. S. Marshal Rand, Radical, re-
moved for Jacob P. Leese, a Johnson man !;
John NJ, Avery, Internal Revenue Agent at
Sacramento, removed to make way for ex-
Gov. John Bigler; R. B. Swain, at the Branch
Mint, removed for NJ. S. Whiting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-14
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1855 SUMMER ARRANGEMENE isS&
COMMENCING JULY o. ls5S
essssasa s.s.ics in HsvYon corner Tvsntvssvsuh ana
FsHzthsSa Lntrsnes on rwsntv ssvsnih-sI

taseaka etaton IN heWfoFt TvontVseveuhtI ana
FeurthsSA Lntrsnss m Tws1tv ssvsnth-sG
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.Yohx;
gTs.w hsSsn o. 400 (Er,) I2oL N LIS Hr-I a".
Fer Bridgeport. 100, 200, (Ex1 Ills (Ex,J 9G
LA.l 3.45, 40 and 20 (kx. On.
kor Mtford and strStiord z0. li.D N. 3S 40 p IA
FTFArhsa Southport and WsspOrs, TO- Il9oA "a AZ
(Ez.) 3G. A3o, az zoo lEx.la m.
IoT oEisn 100, ess. ll-oo ;1e. 40 awp m.
Eor Greenwich 100 BIO, lilo IS at5 L3g Gppn
Ter Stamford 100, 400 tEI) $40 live m uls (E1J ais
400, fEx,) 3S, 40 $40. $50. tco (Ex.Jp M
Yer Chester and intermediate ssasns Teo a1o liz
AIS a4A 40 G.3o. SO. lOo N
CONNECTING TRAINS.
gof Bossn. Via Springfield tW tEI zoe Ex,laee pn.
For Boston, Via Shore Linz l31s (EI..l Ioop. m.
Yer Hartford and eprnEhsd 400 n, (EL) i1s, 100, ELl
Counssheui River Rs1ro.A 90. EI,l IfIsp n tsMos
Tor Hartford frsvdsaos snd Tihin R.rosa sOo (EI,l mt
TornsvH Haven. NswLenaos and ssninEoa Ranrssd 100
.. i7b 1oo. G0opL m
IA i Railroad. lalSp. N. 10 horhsnStsA
JkHheeA satoais Rsirosd. a m ..
III NAEgstuok Railroad. 6oJ 4 JOG ..
To DssSsTy ana Rorwsls Rslrosa, IA, i3s ,. n Spp n
: iA1Es Y E2rE ssss
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6leamboats ano Railroads.

NOR NEw-HAVEN HARTFORD, WHITE
u MOUNTAINS Eud LAKE MEMPhREM AGOG- steamers
for New Haven at ans and II connecting with i Dad
CUEDAY MORNING BOAT for NEWBURGH.-
- TIE steamer THOS COLLYER foot Of Cbamber"s
evsry Sunday meuing Sos Thirty fourt At 80 Lam.
ioe Yonksrs Hastings Dobbss vngton, sing Sing hsve
str. Cold spring and Cornwall Returning leaves Ne"
barzh Il 20 p H. arrivr AZ New York 81 ,.
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. Sumner arrange
- msnt from ugu,t 49, ss6LeAves James zip n Y N
r..npOr and sons 1880 for syo.'e, AID way @
Train for 4oJ syos-et aud
rGy ons North lsp and way stations and saturday
nights 10 YGphs1k
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COMPANY
w Foot and aner July H. Morning mai trains
for Hacietstown intermediate stations viii leave a. $50 m
MAJ Rrurs-I Tor Of Milburn rAOp Dover
Express a p N q ecuocu ....., s...,.,..,.,,
NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD.-T'rains leave foot Of
~ Csyrlpdt.st for PHILADELPHIA ~ and 10 u g.
and IL d. Tor aud WNHISsros Al and 10 ~
0 m. and Il midnight
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mdtbinern.


DOR SALE-ENGINES BOILERS LATHES,
DRILISG aAGtilSEs Ts. s..srtrs.s, Of PuLIEs1 tun
and Zoo D. HOFFMAN FlSNEf Dealers IN AsehiRsry no
le1 " sterst, Brootyn
JACQUARD MACHINES, manufactured and ap-
~ piled to Power and Hand Looms
BfLMORAL SKIRT LOOMS. uasAs snda to eany
Kind dgusa FINDINGS for hEur.d Wssyin In all s Bash4
RIBBON. sUsPENDER and TAPE LOOMS, sso LooHsto
Looms F0R sUsf ESDER sflAPs With button bo.' III.
mos, approved plan Ms;hney ior the mnliare o. Dfs INN
nInsi Manufactured AID Tor sas BY w. T. UHLlheEha
Nc 1871 Norm Sseond-sL. Phiadslphs Pa
DIAPER MILL MACHINERY.-45 d and 62,inch
cylinder snd and ssineL fRgdrnier MACHINES WANTED
by DERRlCksON BARTLETT, Nc. :. b.eAl.snsi., y ..
DIAPER MILL MACHINERY. - Two 62-inch
Fourdrnef MACHINES nov runnilrl eeuda 81 engine
other the facture Of also ydftl
with l0ueh and pamp Yer sale ~ DEhCAsoH
& BARTLErr 10. - Bs~tmsnsi.. y y
DORTABLE ENGINES Of 5, 10 and l5-horsc
power hEnd and Also Stationary Engines o. Al 'fes
50 horse Upright Engnes IN good order one pair Andt
iOhofss nking Engine Locomotive Innna ai fue o
shatins &C. JOHN hcLAREk. No 81 horsiios 81
AM-ENGINEs, Flax, Hemp, Tow, and Rope
- Machinery, Mschinist Tools &c. TODD 4 RAFFERTY,
Warehouse. No tDey-st WoIst Pai-f,on ,. }.
fINHE ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS
Il L. the ONLY BRICK PRESS that the PERFORA.
TORS or EXTRACTS TIE AIR FROM TlIE CLAY while in
!, the Only PRESS N USE thu, capable Of mALnE pressed
Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK or WARP IN
the public against their iuposons l. e. "OODhUfF
President. No us Broadway.
Q1rS-FOR SALE, 3 CYLINDER BOILERS,
20 ~ "a feet BY ~ inhss nearly with fronts and
connections At SAWYER DODGEs Mandatory Onshundfsd
and ninsteenth-st. near Third ave.
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UNEQuHyOCAL MERIT
odncsd rapid ne 90
Of the manager being 70 present r,rro
CONSTANT VARIETY ---~-
or THE HIGHEST CLASS OF THEATRICAL ENrEAsA&
MENT
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SEVERAL NEW PLAYS

A NEW STAGE
been laid sd other mechanical improvements eteted Ia pc12
rsndsr the production ali Plays in most comp ts
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GmuseMen.s.
WALLACKs -,s
w ProVristor and Manager . - MR. LEsrER WALLACE
FALL AND WINTER SEASON N Al IA
This Thea.er vii
REOPEN
EVENING SEPTEMBER IA

TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER H. 49,
During the thu house has cleaned nd
FIt been sdded and Psrqustte newly 50
-ted requisite for tho comfort aud Of ~
audience carefully considered
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THE PACIFIC STATE'

HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROADS.
On after Monday H. for Albany and Troy
sOoneons with Northern and Western trains viii leave Ne" YOrt
follows
Tt5 Express train via Hudson River Railroad Thirteth'
through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without
change Of and connecting Troy with trains for Rutland Bur
iinFton and Montreal
10 a M Mail train via Hudson Railroad connecting Albany
with trains and Troy with trAins for the North
Express via Harlem Railroad Twentysirths and
Fourshavs connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for sb
Springs Phtshed Albany with trains fof West and
Troy trains for sSrS.os Springs Rutland Burlington and Mon
lreal
AZ H. Express train via Hudson River Railroad connecting
Albany Wet Troy with trains for Montreal
with sleopnt attached.
sp EIprsss Harlem Railroad eoEDeetnE Chatham
Road for Lebanon Springs and Pitsned Albany
wsst and Trey With trains for Rutland, BsrastSs
and MontTea
m EIpess r vi. Hudson River aslrosd with epiESeaT
s.ehod add through Buffalo and susponsion Bridge without
change Of AIo Sleeping every day excepting Saturdays
attached rem through Ogdens6uEh, without change
via Rome w. and Railroad will Sunday Con
nootion for Troy viii be made q 4. Albany
train Via Hudson Railroad with pingcGr attached
arriving Albany and Troy the morning aud eonneong with
-. ~ ~ WIN Il yANpERRILT We. Pr,sasnt
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Extensions.

EIsHING BANKS-SEA AIR-No more invigor'
ianc far the Banks The safe and steamer
River Al Psok.p AZ Chrlslophersi North River y ana
pier No Norh River II o'clock Fare ~ efatt esaHpaD
R,as ga bOudi also, sst, LpsJ and kst'se~'al@
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AG VI IHh hIELh DALI
respectfully utAed Manage throughout the soun ~
named out Of the City Of hs
York during 1851 has not been granted % -
person =, -.
Parties representing themselves authorized By 70 prodass u
play simply impos,ots who viii be dealt with 10 DE coue
anseers allowing acted their Theas wfts
any permission will so be Abs to prosecution gndsr y.
Wsusei'. Ths.ier Rew.York Sept "a. 1866.
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THE COMPANY
NJ u " WALIACK MI FREDERICK RoBIHsoR
Mr. JOHN GILBERT Mr. CHARLES flShkk
Mr. GEORGE HOLLAND, Mr. A. w. YOUNG,
Mr. y. T. RINGGOLD, hr MOTION n.
M, = 8 WRIGHT Mr WILLIAMSON.
M, e II ROCKWELL fills Mr. g. BROWNE.
frat sppearancel MI rorE -AA
Mr. GRAHAM, NJ JAMES. nHI
N Mr. nODEhI5.
Mr WARD, Bar LEOnAhO
and
Mr LESTER WALLACK
miss MADELINE RfQI Is MISS MARY CANNON
MRS VERNON MISS CLARA JENNfH2
Miss FANNY MIGRANT MISS lone BURKE,
MRS. JOHN SEXTON. MISS MARY bAhAErf'
MISS FANNY GREEN. MISS CARMAN
MIgS SCOTT MRS. TIMOHY,
MISS TlMONY MISS DAY
MISC CLARK MISS Z CHAPMAN
The Orchestra under the direction Of
ST.. EDWARD M0LLENHAUER
vii consist Of acknowledged sbly numbering ny -
liant Selo Performer -. ,ou,, ~, ..su
ACTING JOHN DlLneEY
STACY DIRECTOR. ofsh"
valuable besn specially secured TO inors -
tonal completeness Of detail. - - .n.~-->
SCENIC ARTISTS. .MESSERS. II. SHERWOOD % Bv1n&
Nk ThEODOho w.
The will be ft the Of Sscurst Seats %
SATURDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 18TH, n.r
4 N til D.
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NEW COMEDY
illus. received OF LOndon) entitled
THE FAST FAMILY, f-rr'
vii Be produced on the opening might, with
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY,
COSTUMES and APPOINTMENTS
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5ituatlons tuanteo-Males


n intelligent young man, Of strict integrity wishes
n 10 .uss hiui.sl SECRETARY COMPANION to gen
enan ng; good Address for one weef IA
CELSOB Tribune Ohice
A SITUATION WANTED a. GARDENER by
n s-oan ju.t srrved biz ~ife could Nib &c Reference
ven desired address sCOTCMAk Boz No lGo 1rbnne once
A JOB PRINTER wishes a situation as FORE
~ MAN Rsfioace given Addres. n, Bon 100 Tribune Ooe
NETANTED-By an American young Man Situa-
w tons, PORTER Msre.nls Hoass Addrr" H. b. care
81 Nelson Nichols. Nc. ll1 PeeTl't
XVANTED-A SITUATION. by a single man, TO
w Yarn Garden Understands the care ,nd treat
.ut o. az al kinds Of stock good msri not afraid o.
any best city reference address J. b. No. 100
Tfiolue Ohcs.
NtTANTED-A situation as ASSISTANT BOOK.
w KEEPER By youns who h"s ssfoPsh inowsdss OF
business, has good tysreucst AddFsa j. p c. Boa No. Ill
Tribune Ohcs.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by Man and Wife, the
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privas family the wife rood family CoOh OF
WAITRESS No ncumbsnces prefer the county Address J. "
Boz ~. Tribune Ofcs
NtTANTED-A SITUATION, by young man, as
w CASHIER o. TICKET CLERK, wh.r. rapid changing Of
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-26
DlAB ETEs

10 a disease cT the stomach aud liver, acting
through the kidneys. and is, without doubt. the
most obstinate disease. except consumption. thst
a6ects the human constitution. We have no space
for diacuesng causes. but will ststr that the 81
loct Of the disease the CONVEX sion Of the siarchy
principie or vegetable portion Of the food into
ssgsr which stimulates the kidneys to an exccs-
sive secretion "f water. Many persons suffer from
this disease who are ignorant Of II; that is. they
pass large quantities during the day, and are
obliged to get M from one to fifteen Or twenty
times during the night. No notice 10 taken Of i
sut their attention 10 called tothe las dischargc
Of water, and often when il il 80 far advanced -
10 be beyond the control Of ordinary remcdies.
Another symptom ie the extreme thirst, which
when the disease 10 fully established. y intorra
blc-tAs patient drsnEs constantiy withoaf being
satis6sd; also dryness OF the mouth. cracking Of
the lips, . sweet breath, in the more advanced
cases. aud finally loss ofappetite. smaciation. and
the patient gradually sinks from xhaustion.
Coxsriruftox WArxR il without doubt, the only
known remedy for diabetes, aud We have IS much
confidence that il is specific We have that OPT
um will produce sleep, and uuthfully say that i
has cured evcrv casein which II has been used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-26
DISEASES OF THE LIVER.

The LAYER Is much more frequently he seat Of dis
than generally supposed The function 1t ID de-
signed u perform, and ON the regular sxecution Of
which depends not only the general health OF the body
but the powers VI the stomach. bOweh, brain and the
whole nervous system. shows its vast and vital import
ancc 10 human health When the liver Is seriously
diseased it in fact only dcrangcs the vital functions
ofthe body, but exercises powerful influence over
the mind and its operations. which cannot easily be
described. II has close connection with other dis
cases. and mancsts itself by great variety II
symptoms vi most doubtful character, that II mis-
lends ply scians, Of great emincncc, than
any other vital organ The intimate connection that
exists between the liver and the brain and the great
dominion which am persuaded II exercises over the
pas siOns Of mankind convince that many unOrtu-
beings have committed acts u deep and criminal
atrocity. become what FOOLS term hypUhOndriacs.
from the simple fact Of diseased state OF the liver
have long Keen convinced that more than Onehalf Of
the complaints which in this country, 10 he
considered having their eeats In diseased state Of
the liver. ! will enumerate rome Of them: lNDl0us
TON, DERANakD STATE TaS aOwEIs, IHarTABix AND
viSDICTlvE FEELINGS AND PASSIONS, from uifing and
inadequate causes, Of which afterwards feel
ashamed Last. though not least more than ruRKE-
Of the diseases enumerated under the head ii
CONSUMPTION have their in diseased liver. This
Il truly frightful catalogue.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-26

vNviIAM sAsss and NERVOUS pss,lryy HE
study for the last twenty year~. aud i
therefore the person whom all afflicted shoubA
consult. No one ever heard Of Z patient
Of hts not being cured since he he's been in Vhe
city. His reputation has vouchers in all the CHI
papers, his patients aad the medical profession
both here and abroad, a. be,nk the most skil)ed
Specialist here. aud thorough msstep of n
sexual disease. II others fail dont despair .siv~
him . call. II il ONLY con. mon occourresa~ . ~
hum TO cure such cases. Ills rooms are sep.reAe
Tor ladies and gentlemen, and the moot CON pleoe
I'm the city.
YOCxe Mas. TAxR PARvscrLaR Nor1cx. -Doctu,
Digelow devctes much " his time u the treat
<Aent OF those cases caused by a secret sbit ths,
ruins both mind and BODY, uniting the unioY.
s.unate individual for either BUSINESS or aoc,etv
The sad effects Of these early habits. or the 81
scesses of ripper years IL 10 weaken and debilitat
abe CONSTITUTION. destroy the phy scal and ments,
power diminish and enfeeole the natural Fee.
sngs. and XII auststhc viialenerg,cs Of manhood.
the pleasures Of life are marrea the object y
marriage frustrated. and xstence itself r. ,,d.s
cd . term Of unceas,ng m.sesy snd reg. et Suc,
pereona, especially those contemplating ,n.t
Siage, should lose time in making ,mmedise
application. NJ DR. u. bv his new treatment a
enabled 70 ensure speedy aud permanent cure.
Generalization free and confidential OS,ee M
~ s"mth Cia street, corner Of Monroe
half block from the Post Offce. P.O Ror I n
Chicago. Ill Office hours from m ,os,
Send for his Guide to Heslth.'' nuhlishe1
mouthly, free Of charge.
N.o.-LAdiee. -end far descr ptvc c,rcuI.r n ~
earie Hemo1ie. the beot prpvcnfiv. 80 r.~.S.ss-
Known Soos % any address free Of charvr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-26
SYMPTOMS OLA DISEASED LIVER,

Pain in the right side under the edge Of the lbe IN
crcasiug pressure sometimes the pain II In the lief
side the patient II rarely able To lie the let side
sometimes the pain Is felt under the shouldc rblnde
and II frequently extends TO the top Of the shoulder
and IL sometimes mistaken for rheumatism In the
The stomach is affected with loss Of appetite and sick
terating with laxV; the head IL troubled with pain
accompanied with dull, heavy senaton In the bscl
accompanied with pnisful sensation II having lef
undone something which ought to have been done A
slight dry cough Is sometimes attendant. The pa
tcnt complains Of WEAKNESS and debility; he IL easil,
startled his feet cold burning, and he complains
Of prickly sensation Of his skin his spirits are low
and although he IL satisfied that exercise wOnld N
beneficial to him. yet he scarcely up Sortud,
enough 10 try IT, In fact h distrusts every remedy
Several Of the above symptoms accompany the disease
but csscs have Occurred when ew " them existed
yet examination a thc bUdy der death he's sUwn thu
Liver 10 have beeen extensively dcrangcd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-26
EDUCATIONAL.
or. CLARa'S ACADEMY
~ CaARIgsxD 1859.
CONDUCTED ny THE SISTERS OF TIE OR
DER OF ST. DOMINIC.
BENTON. LAFAYETTE co, WIS.

This Academy, under the direction ~ the Sisters 81
St Dominic, H. situated in the town Of Benton which
IL II miles northeast Of Gacna. and II miles east Of
Dubuque The grounds are very extensive the ettu-
ation salubrious and agreeable, aioriiug every adj
vantage that parents desire for the physical ~
well AZ mental Improvement 81 their children. The
routine III instruction embraces the various branches
OF elementary training, together with those which
constitute the higher departments OF finished edu
cation regular course Of sshdes Is prescribed for
envy. The scientific departments receive most care
full attention. Lectures de ivered during he Yea
upon the various branches included IN the cOurs
and upon Others which not usually made the E
der the control % experienced and aceompllsht
teachers Parents may rest satisfied that the moral
and intel ectual improvement ~ vel ~ the wants
and comforts OF pupils, will be attended to with the
most scrupulOus and conscientious care and IN case
Of sickness the Sisters leave nothing undone n sup
ply the place Of the moet devoted parent.
TERMS:
Board and tuition including all the branches taught
in the highest schools sewing. &C., per quarter IT
three calandar months ,,:...,..;......e -
her to the third Thursday IN JAY. e150
Washing, per quarter .-..... .......-........ 9
Bed and bedding, per quarter.
ExrRA CAAHGEs
Music. Piano. per quarter, ....-.............ts W
Harp, - OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Guitnf, I" ........... ............ Q
Latin. Italian. French and German. each per or 5
Payments are required invariably quarterly In ad.
vance. No pupil received for shorter period than
three months
The Annual Commencement which takes place on
the thru Thursday in July, Il proceeded By public
examination Of ali the pupils. The first Term com
. cnces on the first Monday In September:
NO .r.ieaasss saa aears'i pcnon hsy 81
h. The Daily DsnoCRSS -, u septs.ds;w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-26

Strange % It may appear to many OF our
readers, this question 10 one which South
erncr sojourning - the North is called up
on to answer manv times day. A becom-
ing sense Of self respect and regard fes
truth, rs we'll - our earnest desire TO in
duce persons With capital, energy and en-
terprise, to settle among us and aid Us in
rebuilding our scattered fortunes, leads IN
70 protest against the charge that Northern
men are unsafe in the South. or that there
is any class, respectable In numbers or in
telligsnce, Who are opposed to their coming.
We solemnly beliers that Northern men are
as safe anyrheye in the State Of Georgia TO-
day. a. they are in any district Of Nsr Eng
land
II they come here to engage in farming,
10 manufacturing or in trade. they will be
every whsrs treated with respect and civil.
y. Several have been engaged in trsde 10
this city who were officers in Sherman's ar.
my, which devaatatsd large portion Of the
State. and We hare seper heard Of tie least
a6Sont Or imdioRity offered item. We must
candidly say, however. that those who come
to taant and insult our people On account Of
the war, end 70 advocate negro equality and
negro suffrage. arc neither welcome nor
would W. promise them security. The
presence Of such men a. the chief cause Of
the riots and troubles that have occurred at
the South since the war-snd it is the false
-. i'O"ssn,'As. scratches, circulated for po-
10 been recently been oi,v- ,;a;or so cur.
~ golden discovery, though differing -.
N ally in many points frodA the above.
.e been made The inscription being outsi
:. lthMe can DO no deception. All the &
hoods OF thcss- Rssoegtiss ere contain
litical effect, that creates the op. We 70
q. rent at the North, that Northern men
y. unsafe here.-AugMsta Ga. Chronicle
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-26
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