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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-29

Notwithstanding tine fact that the Steamship
Company have declined to tender for the subsidy
on the terms offered by this Government, we feel
certain that both the Hawaiian and American
Gov ei nments ought to and will award the Com
pany n larger subsidy compensation than they
now receive, provided tine proposed change Is
faithfully carried out, and the trade and travel Of
the two countries thereby furnished with all che
steam facilities that the public can ask, and ut
reasonable rates. Ii the Conn any merit the sub
sidy, Justice demands that it should he voted to
them. even though the service has been perform
ell without n contract.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-29
Sf.sy.- Mails

FoR Saw FaAxcIsco-per Stmr. Idaho, this day.
Fos WtNpw .nD PvRrS-Per knauea. ou Monday.
Foe K3U sI-Per Nefuc Merrill. on M0aalay n-NL
Fon LNasISA-Psr Nate Lee, ths day
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-29

REAL ESTATE SALE-Those in want of q desirable
country residence should not forget the sale of the
Mcintyre property by Adams * Wilder, to-day at II
NJ, at the auction room.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-29

Tbs EaySe, Of Honolulu, KoAoiS, Of IonotuIu, and 1etfrs
broke their r~udIers- The George and EHyeHia leaking badly
fry 90 ships in the Arctic July 18th. at which time II
whales haI been taken July 1st. Arctic clear Of ice. and ships
\ spIiscaIs ever the oft esounds and saw NJ whales wnaEnx
Captains pxedef a failure th- season sATs generally have
lost from three Co four esurss Of copper al around, w.
bows are stripped
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1868-08-29

a.xux o. HSRh ET-"eek ending July %
-.a-tsr rather quiet, the oaIy sales being two PAR
essamSuutng 60 lss bbis. Of prime quality At 81 30 hr manu-
Eacturr.
wastE OrL-Continucs Ia moderate request with sales u
$50 bbls. soathxm az 7Bc. amd 30 bbts- do. do. and IO Hump
ck at SOC, &c export
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-18


Nor HM.--Mr. r. H. Lindsay, Postmaster
Of Boise City. in response to an interrogatory
IN the WORLD Of last Saturday, % 70 who was
IN fault in reference to an alleged detention Of
the Idaho City and Boise Basin mail in Boise
Clsy, assures us byoletter that the facts a.
charged are not true; that, on the contrary,
since he has been Postmaster in Boise City, he
mas taken especial care to have the mails for
lnls section transmitted at the earliest practic-
aOle moment. We are glad to learn his limo
'ence II, the matter in issues and al1o to learn
u DIS pains to forward the mails hither early.
Meoelleve him to be competent officer, and
saal always be pleased to learn that he is an
tficient one also. yQ1afg III
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-18

CWRoNGg REfoR5 in reporting the sub
stance of Mr.. Stewards letter in response TO
the action of the Ohio Legislature on the re-
scindlng Of tho Constitutional Amendment, the
telegraph made him say that the former ratif-
cation must stand, despite the vote to rescind.
On reading Seward's official letter, found in
late Eastern exchanges, we discover that the
telegraphic report was incorrect. Mr.. Sew.
ard thus expresses himself on the subject; r....i
lam instructed say that the Department of state
Is organized among other things for the safe keep
ing OF the public archives. and that there IL law
permitting the Secretary to withdraw therefrom airy
document which has been committed to his custody,
whether ct the request OF individual ola State
The resolution ratfying the proposed Constitutional
Amendment, and that resembling il and Withdrawing
the ratification, viii therefore remain the aies OF
this Department. and have such effect a. they may
respectively be entitled 10. tas e sht - ss1ifa
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-18

PURITAN MORALrTY.-The New York city
correspondent of the Springfield lMass.) Re-
pHblican says that the spectacular play Of Che
"White Fawn,1 which has taken the place Of
the I" Black Crook" Is "such ~ one would
take his sister to sec;" and Of the notoriously
obscene French !. Can CAM dance. says,
There was nothing gross or sensual about Il; II
was the true poetry or motion. and seemed - harm
less ss cotillion or the Fishers hornpipe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-18
Cor EvES.--A Massachusetts, paper Of Feb
ruary 18th SAYS: a sstsa ss6 .gsisf4s xtsga


ruary 18th says: g 7.sa es6 fsh'.& 1879
George Dow, who recently came home 10 Danville
from California. indicted severe beating upon his
old school teacher Rev. George Craven In fulnllment
OF boyish threat OF vengeance made afer receiving
. whipping when one Of his pupils. Immediately
after this strange satisfaction Dow on his re-
turn TO California. He must have cherished the old
Creole proverb. Keeps stone seven years in thy
pocket turn Il over and Keep ~ seven years longer
that IL may be ready e huri = thine enemy. Z q
: THE ASS ON THE LroN.--In The Senate,
Mr.. Sumner, speaking in opposition to the ad-
mission of Mr.. Thomas as Senator from Mary
land, concluded his address BY quoting the fol-
lowing lines: a. s s,,f te xires aaess@4 s8
= VI hear . lion in the lobby roar
Say, Mr.. Speaker, shall we shut the door, q
Or shall We open il. and let him In,
Andsee IL can get him out again"
The great Massachusetts ass must be very
much afraid of the splendid Maryland lion.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-18

s tNFt .ws ~ E#*#R# ~ ~. ~
Do not call me slanderous kind reader, be-.
cause intimate that our great men,. when
locked up in the secret recesser If executive
there % those snIone fben va aFe open 70
the gentle persuasions Of pecupiary influence
Df itisa slander, blamS " Bent0Rs Thirty
Years." whore it FIRST occurs, in regard to q
Senate that existed before there were whisky
rings or Internal taxes TO corrupt the Senato-
rial heart1 and scar The Senatorial conscience
Two weeks ago s. 8. Cox was approached b.
an Individual who offered TO guarantee his con
irmation as Minister to Austria for and in con-
sideration Of the sum PISS 90 vi e paid after
the service was, rendered. On future COCA
sion Intend TO yentilate this general subject
Of the influence of money upon Congress, and
shall bring in a'few facts aud figures, which
none Of the time honorea den6Aciations about
" irresponsible scribblers'' can well gainsay.
This was some time . paradox, but now the
time gives 1t proof. If the American people
arewilhng tobe dnpes and tools Of such scoun-
drelism, well land good then they deserve no
better. aas silsxastns9 .sssfsee4i8 sefsa ssaE
f
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-18

MouRSFuL.-The South Carolina cores
son0ent Of the N. Y. Ersning Post. in . letter
y january last says, that but for the Home
''ead law the estate and all the remaining
property Of the great John @. Calhoun would
ls'e . short time before been sacri6ced to pay
y : comparatively small aggregate Of indebt-
sa'ess His library was sold and brought less
'A'a sSso Whole shelves Of valuable books
"ere Did off at from four to six dollars shelf.
e. g.. me family he LEFT at his death-the widow,
aoS IN. IN and two daughters --0nlt the widow
ho a ol0est daughter are living, and the old
en- ana twenty acres Of land IL reserved Ia
sns .a y homestead, but they are IL straight
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-18

ACKNOWLEDGMENT. = Ne gratefully acknowledge
Tie receipt Of complimentary ticket. on Monday.
from the Committee. for the St. Pstricks Ball which
came of last evening at Good Tsmpaars Han in this
city. ss v8 Ta8& " GaIse y
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-18

CoRREcroS.-In our last issue we mentioned that
A. G. Isaacs, Esq, proposed 10 remove from here to
Cheyenne City. and to take his family with him. We
we're misinformed The truth In that Mr. Isaacs goes
to Cheyenne City to practice law. but his family win.
We are glad to say, remain I'm Idaho City.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-18

TIE LEcrURE.-From all who attended the lecture
Of Judge Mcbride at Good Templars' Hail. last Sun
day evening. we learn that he delivered an edifying
and very interesting discourse. His subiecs--the
initial notice of which, in Saturdays paper. OF c. O.
L, puzzled SO many-was % Courts OF Law" The
great hall was crammed with listeners. fn
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-03-18
A SoLUTIoN.-The following appears in q
late Cheyenne sAraas In f@Hn~Saranr@r~

n coLU iioN.-Au no lotOWihS appears III y
late Cheyenne ArySs 60 FNET~FfFT@C
The bin recently reported IN the Senate nom The
Committee 90 Territories, 70 create the Territory OF
Wyoming out OF the western half Of Dakota, eonfers
the right to hold Office well the right tovote at
all elections upon all citizens. white and black alike
Wyoming 10 the Territory to which Senator
Yates proposes to unite Ito be absorbed by it,
too) Idaho and Utah. Accordingly. we. should
then have negroes, Cinnamon, and possibly IN
dams, voting just the same as white citizens.
That would be Wyoming massacre" Of
white mans rights. -
@wHNN - - - - - 81 - g
DEATH BED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a
member Of the Georgia Radical Convention,
was lately shot by Capt. Timoney. Of the u. S.
army. in personal encounter, growing out Of
an election controversy. Richardson went
from Maine to Georgia after the war. A cor.
respondent Of the New York Times says Of his
last moments:
am told that. few hours before he lost the power
Of speech he expressed regret that he had ever LEFT
his native State "to attempt 10 ferce on Georgia laws
and institutions which Maine would not allow" And
he also expressed sorrow that he had sought dim
Guilty with Mr.. Timoney.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
DEMOCRATIC TmUNDER /:


Have you heard from Connsc,icu p
Have ysu hrard tbs bsomisy Of Dsnocsatis
thunder from the lsnd Of wooden nutosss
Ths presd old State repeats the Dsmscsatie
lsaguaos At Isst fSll-esly ieas mere for.
cibly, and boldly ssnds greeting = he De-
noersey .sf The Usies-as easasst sfvhat
she is prepared 10 Do IN the great national
political battle Of ssxt November. One
year ago she gave Dsmessatie victesy Of
Isss than one thoussnd on the gubsrnasorial
ticket, and the probability now il that that
majority has been more than doubled in
spits Of Tie tremsadous sfssts that havs
been made By the Republicans 70 win her
back to their party tolls. Glorious little
oonascticut you have done bravsly, and
your voice sends dismsy into the hearts 81
the bondholders aud congressional esuup-
tionists oil over the country. The battle
has been hot one. Hundreds Of Thousands
Of dollars hare the Republicans expended
there to win the victory-eysry available
stump in the State has been . radical res
trum for weeks past, but all to NO purpose
the Democracy triumph, and the nation
shouts for joy.
From Aichigan-s State which At the last
gubsrnatorial elsstion had Republican a.
jority Of thirty thousand. has just bssn 70.
ting upon the question Of striking the word
"whits' out of its Constitution. So far a.
heard from the prospect 10 that the propo.
sition will bs defeated BY tsn thousand and
upwards-thus following the example sf the
States that voted upon that question last
fall.
Down in Cincinnati the Dsnscrscy have
made nearly clean sweep on the city tick
ct and heavy gain in the Council. This
is grand Democratic triumph, and loud
gnn in the opesins campaign.
Have yon heard from Ksokuk with her
rousing Democratic vicsoryi Rsdicslism
rebuksd!
Dubuque wheels into line with Demo
cratic gain Of over one thousand. What do
you think Of thati Locks like business,
don't titY
A loud word, too, from Frsspsst-and she
shiss her hat straight into the Democratic
ring and hurrahs for victory.
Thsn, have ysu heard from Fort Wayne.
Valparaiso, and Elkhart. over in Indiana
They, too, trot out their Democratic roos-
ters, and come in with rush.
The country 10 running ever with Demo
cratic victories from east to west, and west
70 east again.
Three cheers for the Democracy and the
rising prospects Of the country.
Hurrah
Hang ont your banners on the outer
walls
Bring ont Jour Dsmecraue roestsrs, and
lot the Essle scream
Shout aloud all 70 people, and pour forth
songs Of gladness!
The people are coming up to the help Of
Of the Lord against the mighty. and Fauat-
icism bitsth the dust
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
100le
IF you Wish To BE
BEAUTIFUL.
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for BRAUT1FYIN0 THE COMPLEXION
ana PRENERYlNQ TIE aKlN.


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for BRAVTIFYIN0 THE COMPLEXION
and PRESERVING THE SKIN.
This invaluable toilet article was discovered by
celebrsted chemist in France and Il 10 to him that
the Ladies' OF the Court Of Europe owe their
with oil It's simplicity and purity there ie no article
that will compare with 1t - beautinef Of the con.
plexiop and preserver OF the skin.
n. G. McCi usxsY purchased the reeeipe Of MIN
ONE ten yeare ago he has since that time Kivsn V .
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iocratic circles OF New York, Baltimore,
Boston. New Orleans. st. Louie, Savannah, Charles
unqualified admiration, end would consider The toilet
mperfe without and purely harmless
nrcnar alton Victoria Res 10 and Oecelia de Persia
- given such entire satisfaction In every inetaacc
fhat he a now compelled to Odef 70 tn the pubic Ihh
sricis 10 entirely different nom anything ofths kind
ever Al attempted. and Il warranted
FRRE FROM ALL POISONOUS SUBSTANCES.
After using Oocelia De Persia ana Victoria heeia
Sor ehort time, the skin win hsve son eatin lite
80 70 the sEia that only - produced By usine
thie vsuable article This article 10 no Vulgar con-
nonn6 10 iniuse tho ekin eOmpaex1u0s ont enhan-
- ~ beeutince, and It's cannot possibly De de-
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For removing Taa. 4recklee, Denburn, ana Cusa-
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RI. u NcCluskey has every confidence IN recon- e
vending his Victoria Regia and OscelA de ferse "a
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
n o cx ..

A reliable remedy for Cssshs, Colds.
Hoasssoess, q any aGsesisa q ~ thrsai
ard chssk uss, aseeeding - dtsectisas gives
- sssh bsttls, MADAM zADOO ron.
TItR'S COUCH DALSAM. Il = siwiyo
~ liable. mover failes, and shs pssssssise n
: singls bottle may, h ease Of . suddsn
sttaek, prove 10 b vssth any tines IL eost.
H,,adssds sf thousands Of botllss u this
Invaluable prspsatisn srs ssld svssy ysas
IN the Unitsd Statss- Sold BY all Druggists,
sveryWhsss. Price 2b. 80 and Is cents per
bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

wall PArsns, &c.-Csmsrss Z Hyths,
lao Brady street, propose to control the
wall paper market this sesson. - far -
fashionable styles and lev prices are con-
csrned. They have an immense stock. and
propose 70 assouish the inhsbitsnts 10 low
prices. Bee advsstise0sut. H
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

JAxrs 8. Krnx 4 Co.'S tns staple and
fancy Toile, Soaps. comprisine 0ssmsn
Ma..led. Olive. Star. Improved Chsmiesi,
Paln, 30. Sold BY oil ssossrs end 6sesy
goods dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Tss Coscrar To-Nronr.-The one who
- lover Of genuine melody Of music sung
~ almost inspired mouths, should not fail
to hear the great trio sfvocalists -Thomp-
son d Parkhurst's Troupo-at the Court
House this evening. Those who have heard
them are raptnfous in their praises ef their
sxcsilsncs: Last winter they passed
through Northern Iowa, and were every
where received with rapture. Many OF
the members Of the present Legislature
hssrd them in that tour, and they say that
they would NOT miss their entertainment
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Cosrrivsnnss.-Ss Sslsrs fron shis distsse.
sisg complaint. viii sxpssisscs iuosdiass
and permanent relief, By using wilssaa
Pills. They are surs cure. and are seld
| BY all Drsggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
RlvEa NEWS.



ARhivALs.
kuarusBuA0-From FL MAdison.
Snvsa CIeup-From Pittsbure.
NixSasorA-Feom 81. Paul.
DnrAH1unIs.
KMsussune-Fos Fe. Madiseo. ~
SH.vss cLouD-For st. Paul.
- KxPEcTRD.
New Boston, this evening, frou It. Mad
isen, siu depart for the same place to NOR
row morning at 8 o'clock.
The Canada, ffsm Dubaqus. will b. dews
% sosn - the wind falls sutiiciently t. Der
init her to pass The rapids. This IL he,
FIRST trip to 81. Lsuis.
The David Watts, viii Be down fss St
Louis - soou q the Wind subsidies.
The Muscatine. will b. here to morrow
from Du6uqus, for St. Louis.
The Davenport. q nsssrvs. will - Il
best sss Thssedsy, "a rsule ~ d. Louis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

uoLiowASs piLfs.--Fsmais Comp. ainte-n olh-
er medicines OF the day possess tho property Of
strainIng those inordtnatc hows Incidental TO the
genter ser, and which the sad VI nervous
debility enfeebed slit on. Thousands Of t.
males In Amrrlca their existence snd tho actual
enjoyment - health 70 the use Of these celebrated
remedies. Their nature T. simple that they may
be taken BY the most delicate female with perfect
fyoedotn nd anrefv
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

'''.-'..-. -................ III W v,
districts marked the Secse;Asy isileo
10 notify me Of the School Bosrds elected
Tor which no orders have been i.sued.
N. d. SNYDER,
Clerk Board Supervisors.
Davenport, April 9th. 1903.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
sal-s---aa- -='
IQCAL. iTEMe.

"CoSsrtrurios WArEn" Is a cer:ain cure
for Diabetes, aud all diseases OF the kidneys
For ssle By al Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

DAvEspsas FLssAL DsPAsrxmRs.-OhaD.
wsstphal, the popular Flssist, has spsasi
Floral Department o. ID strsss, bstwssn
Brady and Perry strssss. Flewses. dew
sring plants, house plaats, etc., q ell kinds
on hand. Grounds iaid out and esaAnsnt-
Cd, trees planted end everything in the line
done, and warssneed 70 give satisfaslion.
Call and see. yaA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
Yenchers' Hnstitote.

Work has fairly commenced, and many
Of the teachers are entering ints it with .
shov Of determination to make the session
4 profitable one. A permanent organisation
wss completed ysstsrday, which is y fol-
lows:
pr.sideut-Jehn Gallagher.
vice Prseidsuts Roee, Wn. Sander
son and Miss O. Wssssu.
Os4essry-W. H. Pratt.
Tssosuses "A. q. Baflsf.
The institute vss called - osdss By the
President, aad ths fSllowisg critics aP-
osiutsd for tks day Mia b. 7. Ph''hps'
Mr.. J. Dosch. and Mrs. b. Hscks.
No report being prepared 10 aeserdans'
With the prsgnnms By the committee upon
0Msthoa Of Teaching United States His
Nsrv.n discussion Was entered upon, which
vas participated in By Msssrs. Hsmill And
sthsrs, presenting several practical sss-
gestiens. after which an excellent essay VA
read BY Mrs. Hscks. Subjsct-"How to
Interest Pupils
No report being ready on the suo)sc' o
"Msthod Of Teaching Reading" the tint
was taken up for general discussions,
Messrs. H.mill, Thompson, Baker. Mrs
Curry, Mrs. Hacks, Miss Hobart, aud 9th
ers, presenting considerable variety Of ex
celleut methods, OF auxiliariss. and also th'
psrplsxitiss arising from pupils having beer
somstimes too rapidly advanced in sh'
books being placed in the Finh Reader
while they should still be in the ID or ID
After recess and music Mr.. Tourtellest'
presented report ON methods Of Dssei
plins." Tho report embraced many impor
lAnt psin.s, arguing that the only true meth
cd Of disciple Was self-govsnmsnt on th'
part Of the pupils, to he inculcated BY th'
most complete example Of self government
On the part Of the teacher.
Mr.. Tourtellotte maintained that fear Wal
most unworthy motive Of action on th'
part Of the pupil tha: love 10 the tru'
power Of eeatrol, most effective and best il
its results. He did not believe much il
cotpessal punishment
NJ. Mccullough spoke strongly in favoi
Of corporeal punishment, arguing that No
ture teaches t.
NJ. Rose is opposed to such punishmsn
except in s1trsns and exceptional cases.
The Chsirman spoke decidedly in favo1
Of such punishment.
At noon, the subject evidently not bsinl
exhausted, Mr.. Mcclellan moved the indef
inits postponemsnt Of the discussion. Al
adjournment Was had until 1870 P. n.
We shall sndssvor each day to give I
shsrt report Of the afternoon and forenoon
proceedings together with such other criti
cism as shall come under our reporters Oh
servation. The lecture this evening will b,
BY Rev. H. N Powers in the Burtis Opera
House, to commence at y o'clsck. The fol
lowing is the programme for tomorrow.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Auction SALE-Os the fixtures aud fur
niturs Of 6rSt-class restaurant aud dining
hall, corner Of Fourth and Brady streets, 70
re~ q / o'clock. n. vAS TuyL, Auctr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Appsriionmcns or rempeFary schsei
Euuo.
'he following is the statement OF amount
que The several cities and districts IN ine
county OF Scot. for school purposes appof-
toned April 9. 1868
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

90 TO Tus Bsrr--Go 10 the Bryant D Dtrattoo
Iowa State l,usinces College to get thorough prae
tieAi business education. to become good sound
telegraph operator. Fur circulsn and pApers, ~
dress, (eueiosing stamp 'sThs Bryant . oua1ttu
Commercial College. Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

JcsIPBa TAn soAr.-h certain eurs for ehapped
hauds and all roag hness uritssion Of the skin,
scsema, rineworm. salt rheum. pmpiss. and all ON
er cut sueous affections, mating the skin son aid
smooth. Manufactured by Casweii, Hazard q Co.
New York Sold bJ all druggists. tu-fri&eow
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Rsxsnssa the celebrated Thsmpsss 1
Parkhurst troupe that appears here on
Thursday evening efthis week. No lover
Of music sheuld miss Of hssriBg thsu.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07

Tn OPEaA HoUsR. The coamittse hav-
ing in charge the arrangsosnt Of the pro-
efaoms for the Tssshers' Institute, acting
in good faith. engaged the Opera House for
three Of the lectures before that body du-
ring its session. Whsreupen the 0azstte
"suggests that those Who are heartily in
fsvsr Of il shall, BY private contribution
pay the whole sum themsslsss." Pretty
cool-meddling with what is mono of its
business. We rscsllect 4 certain lecture
course 10 this city whereby the Library A.
sociation WAS heavy loser. Some Of that
Association we're in favor Of taking cheap
er hall. Did any one suggest that the one
or ones engaging the house ''pay the whole
sum themaelvcs p
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-07
OUPREME COUnT.

DAvssrons, April 2. 1858.
Present the Hos. J. +. DiLLoS, O. J.
G @. WHIonr, Judges
!" I'M. BBcK,
O. LnDsRnAs, Clerk.
2.ss4-D. n. Smith, appellant, " Ads.
Kefns; appeal from Clark. county; at
f1rmed.
2,996-JOhn Hale, Adm'r, appellant, Y
John Hunter; appeal from Louisa county
2,99s-Csmmer L Dune, " s. Cooper
appellant; ippsal from Henry county; af
firmsd.