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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1868-08-22
Succession Ida Plaisance.

c5ar des Pseasues Paroisse st. LdasIry.
A UGUsfIN GUIDRY, de Ii Paroisse 81.
II Landry. ayant presents une petition l'effet
dletre nomme Administrator De IA succession de
fen Ida Plaisance, veuve decsdee de JACQUES
Donadieu, derniarement de 10 susdite Paroisse;
En- consequence avis est par le present donne
aux interessss dams cette Succession d'avoir 4
dsduire par eerit. au CRETE de la1ite Cour, dams
les dir jours qu suiyront la date du present avis,
les raisons 81 aucune ils ont, pour IeseueIles ii
ne serait pas fait droit 4 Ia demande dd petition
naire. A. GARRIGUES,
Juge de Paroisse.
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Vente PubIi0ue.

Succession de Jane Young.
Lv N vertu dun ordre de Honorable
-lA La Cour des Preuves siegeant dams
ct pour la Paroisse St. Landry, lie public
est par le present averti quill sera vendu
en- vente publique, au plus offrant ct der
nier encherisseur, par lie soussigne admi-
nistrateur, on par Tintermediaire dun
Encanteur dhment commissionne, a la
derniere residence de 1adite defunte, d
environ 3 miles Nord-Ouest de la vile
d'Opelousas, le
Mercredi, 9 septembre proclaim,
1868. les proprietes suivantes, dependant
de la succession de ladite feu dame Jane
Young, veuve decedee de feu Pierre La
comb. d savoir:
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Succession Benjamin P. Vannoy.

cour des Preuves.-st Landry.
NTILLIAM A. ROBERTSON, de Ia Pa
w roisse 81. Landry, ayant enrepistre an
GreHe de ladite Cour une petition demandant i
stra nomme administrator de Ia succession de
feu BENJAMIN 2. Vannoy, decide, dernierement
de ladite paroisse; s.s 's77 ''.' PRIV
En- consequences, avs est par le present donne
aux lnteresses dams cette succession, d'avoir a
d6duire, par eeris, mon Bureau, dams les dix
iours qui snivroHt Ia date du present avis, les raj
sons 81 aucune lis ont, ponr lesquelles ne serait
pas fait droft d la demande de TaFise petition.
A. GARRIGUES, Juee dc Paroisse.
Opefousas. Is Aous 1853 ~ .. =
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Dernie1' Appel.

NEuA a qul ont point encore paye leurs
~ licences ct taxes d'Etat de 1867, sont
par lie present avertis qua moins qu'ils ne
viennent payer d'iei au 15 septembre pro-
chain, des notices de saisie seront SERVES
sur tous les delinquents sans distinction.
JAS. G. HAYES,
.s .aa 9.e SherJ ct Collector.
Opelousas Is Aout 1868. I'm
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I'm Moroccan de Terre

A.GA avec les batlsSes ct ame-
~elI. ioratons qui y sont stu
ees, situe dams la Paroisse
st. Landry, etant la der
Mere residence de ladite definite, borne
au Nord par Faustin Holier, au Sud par
Solomon w. Harmon, d PEST par Harman
& Oliver, ct d arOuest par Jean Baptiste
Roy, eontenant soixante- -quinze arpents
de superfeie, ct etant La meme terre que
ladite defunte a achetee de Solomon B.
Harman.. ~
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I'm Morceau de Terre.

avec les barrieres qui rentourent, situe
dams ledia village de Vile Plate, mesurant
vingt arpents de superfoie, borne au Nord
par Marius Coreil, a PEst par Thomas
Reed. au Sud par la rue Main, ct a rOuest
par Nine. John Andrus.
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A VENDRE.
6Dh B0IfCAUTs de charbon de Pittsburg.
~N S'a6resser O. HINCKLEY a. fills.
- aout.-ll-3ti Washington Line
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ASSEMBLED DE RATIFICATION
SEYMOUR ET BLAIR

Une assemble de ratification ct Barbecue au-
ra lien dams le voisinage de rHabitasion Chrs-
tien, pres du Grand Coteau,le Jeudi 81 Aout
Tous les eitoyens, sans distinction de race nj
de couleur, sont invites assister y.
L'assemblee sera harranguee par NM. Joseph
M. Moore, John y. King ct d'autres orateurs dis
tingues.
St Landry IL Aout 1863 g -g,-z,..,e. .s..~ ~
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Assemblee de Seymour ct Blair
q Big Cane.

Les citoyens de Ia Paroisse ST. Landry
sans distinction de couleur, sont invites
une assemblGe D6mocratique ct Barbe-
cue qai sera donn6 Big Cane lie Same
di 90 A0at courant. s8@sI 4sg aag 5S ~
L'Hcn. John =. King ct John j. Nor
gan, de notre vile. ainsi que plusieurs O.
rateurs de eonleur, harangueront Iassem-
bl6e. s.sa @ . e " 49, 80 = l3. I s z .-z7.
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-Un portefeuille est nm objet qu'on
place sur son cnur pour en- comprimer les
inspirations trop genereuses.
IL amour est Ie desir d'achever lie
bonheur d'autrui au moyen de notre pro-
pre- bonhenr. B .z 4ssss.
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MOI'Ceau de Terre.

situe dams Ia prairie de la Vile Plate, en-
la Paroisse St. Landry, mesurant cent ar
pents de superfcie. borne au Nord par Au-
relle yldrlne, pEst par ct au Sud
ct lOuest par Alexis Latour.
Aussi, la moitie indivise dun morceaIrde
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Opelousas Is Aoat 1868.
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Terre de BOis,

4lla situe dams le bois de Vile Pla-
te, mesurant viBgt-cinq arpents
de superfcie, (plus ou moins)
- az- borne au Nord par Alexis La
tour, l'Est par Ia terre de Ia succession
de Joseph s. Fontenot, au Sud par Nine.
Onezime ?. Guillory, ct a rOuest par
Pierre f. NORM.
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e Ietfre de M. asynour.-Nous donnons
anlourd hui, lsxclusion d'autre matiere intsres.
aanse, Y iettre oficiella d'aceeptasion a. ce ci-
so5en eminent poir President ri est j espSrer
qae eeffs ettre sera hue attentivement par tous;
caf en sTauve leo priaeipes de II Democrats
Eeunis esax dun patriote sprouvs ID dssintk-
fesss qni rent avant tont 10 triomphe ies princi-
pes aenaesfatiqnes ct la paix et ID prospsrtts da
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Succession de Eueenie Iambre,

Opelousas, Is Aous 1865. -,
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PmrOisse.

Clmb dies GlaeTaHiers de Seymour.
solomon Loeb, Presidents -Fereole Perrodin,
e-President; Eugans Quatrevaux, seeretai-
re;-Is4once Sandoz, Tresorier;-G. Fl. Cochran
Marshal.
Ce Club se r6unit y son Quartier General, Ma
gasin 81 Loeb, he Lundi ct Jeudi soir d "A heures
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-13

| 0Barnums Museum. New York.
was on last Tuesday destroyed by fire. !.
A few Of the small animals, among
them = Kangaroo, asnIall leopard, q
lew moneys, together with the peli.
cans and a variety Of other smalF
birds, we're saved. The electrical
machine was also eaved. The Ioss on
Museum and contents, iBcludirg Van
Ambnrghs Aenagene, will an,oune
to five hundred thousand dollars
Insured for about half the amount.
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WnAr IMPEACHMENT MrAys-A

WHAT lMpEAcnMExr MrASs-A
contemporary re,narks: Nov, We
say to the country, Impeachment !,
the first fruit OF the military despot.
ism established by Congress, un der
the dictatorship Of General Grant.
We like to call things by their right
names. The iesue, is the military
against the civil power. What most
enrages Congress is signs Of disobe.
dience TO the former, and respect for
the latter. For such token Hancock
's threatened With expulsion from the
army. be so, gentlemen. We &C.
cept that issue, and We promise to
nght yon till we have an absolute civil
Or an absolute military government.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-13

-'beisy, my dear said Siubbs, giving
his vile damaged pair Of unmentionsbIes
have the goodness To mend these; il will be
I" good IS going 10 the plsy 10 morrow
night
Mrs Stubs took her needle, confessinQ
she could not see the point, aud asked:
How SOP
why, my dear, you will see the wonder
ful Rsvels in the psnt o. mine.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-13

Going 10 bed with your boote on may
save you the trouble OF pulling them on In
the morning, but the prsciics 10 damn ging IA
furniture.
"A young woman being asked By q poll.
ticisn which parry che was Wos, In tavo- Of.
replied 'hsi she Prefe"sd . wedding perry.
The di6esescs between . ssAoolmss,er
end . conductor 10, one Vsins the mind end
the Other minds the ossia.
BE ch.ry IN giving sdvsee. II Il prove
good, Il viii Do Forgotten, ~ II il prove
bst Il will 10 remembered.
Why 10 . Themss-es, lire surgeon!
Because they mew.tiIl.lste.
"A new wsy 70 pay old debts. Settle
Them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-13

hard ON THE PRoPRIEroR -'Whs, Dc
you call thisr said Mr.. Jones Smith. gen, "
tapping bis breskfss; with his forkt
Call u. snsrIed the lssclsdy; what do
you cell itp
We'll, really ssid Smith. i don't know.
There 10 not heir enough in il Ior mos,sr.
bu. there 10 entirely too much IL /, 10 Intend
Cd for hash
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The Inquiry.

| S"Y~hy'
Tel me ya winged winds,
That round my pathway roar:
do ye not know some spot,
Where mosisls weep no moret
Some lone end pleasant dell.
some valley in The West.
Where free from toll and pain.
The weary soul m.y res,l
The loud wind soi'eoed to whisper low,
a nd sighed for pity ss It answsred-"No."
Tell me thou mighty deep,
Where bilIo~s round me plsy:
k"owest thou come favored spot,
Some islsnd far away;
Where weary man may find,
The bliss for which he siphs!
Where sorrow never dies!
Ihe loud waves, rolling In perpetual flow,
stopped Tor q while and snswered-"No.n
And thou serenest moon.
That with such holy face:
Doth look upon the earth,
Asleep in nghts embrace
Tell me. in oil thy round,
Has, thou not seen come SPOT:
Where miserable man.
Nigh, find happier lot!
Behind The cloud 'he moon withdrew in WOE.
And voice. sweet but sad. responded No,
Tell mr. my secre, soul.
On! tell me. Hope end Fai,b-
IL there no resting place.
From sorrow. Elm and desth!
Is there no happy spot.
Where mor,sl may be bles,!
Where greet may find balm.
And wea:iness a rest!
'sith, Hope and Love. best boons to mortal.
given,
wave their bright wings end whisper-Yee
In Heaven.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-13

An Ir'shman VINO had lain sick q long
time. was one day met by the parish prie.,
when the 'olleaiog converse ton ,ook place:
wen. Patrick, ! nm glad you have re.
covered-out were you not sf,uid 10 mee,
your God!'
Och. no. your riverepce, il was IN.
mee''"' OF the other chup was Atesred uv, ;
replied Pat.
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Inc Detroit Post gives the following
account OF a man who lives in that
city, aged ia years.
ln a low cabin at the upper end of
q narrow alley branching off from
foarth street east. between Hastings
and Antoine streets, there dwells a
poor negro. known among his kindred
as "Old Father Robinson" It is cus.
tomary to apply the application .old'
those who have passed their sixtieth
year; but in tire case of Robinson the,
adjective requires an additiosl one to
qualify it, for being now in bis 114th
year, ne is not only very old, but
doubtless, best entitled to the of..re-
Peated phrase, ''the Oldest man inhab-
liant"
Nor is his remarkable longevity the
sole feature in this aged negro. Un.
like msny, his faculties have been "a.
tanned nnimpaired. Up to this week
ms vision was nndimmed and his
hearing unusually acute, but during
the last few days he has failed rapidly
until, in his own expressive language
''the clock is almost run down -
Robinson was Born in August 1883
On the plantation Of col. DnChillc.
IN East Maryland. Though the war
u the Revolution Robinson followed
he fortunes Of his master, serving
l'm in the capacity OF body ganrd.
1t was interesting to sit and listen
o this old man few months soo bc.
ore the film OF death had obscnred
'ls mensal vision. and hear him tell
u tue exploits OF the revolutionary
old'ers, and describe the terrible bat.
le scenes through which he had pass.
%. A saber cut on the top of his
lead and the loss Of a forehnqer are
ne memcntoes of his valor. With
peclal pleasure he would relate how
ne British army surrendered at York.
own. and would depict the scene
'hen the proud Lord Corn wallis de-
vered mp his sword to General W ash.
lgton.
10 the battle'of New Orleans. fought
n January Sth, 1915 when Gen cral
ackson overthrew the Britisl1kAost
nder PacKenhSm, Robinsonl !.
clpated in the same capac
'e revolutionary war. A
long time to look baciu1
johnson could describe d
ls youth with clearnes
hich always rendered It'd fest.
z to his auditors.
As the reward Of his 4 ithiul ser.
ces Robinson was manumittsd come
rty years ago. He has been mar.
ed several times. but HE children
10 his wives were separated from
I'D. His present wife, with whom
has been living over twenty years.
fitty-nine years old, he being nearly
'nble her age.
When over eighty years OF age he
- still q robust man, six feet in
light and quite erect. Such is the
suit Of temperate and moral life.
an early period he became con-
cted with the Wesleyan Methodists
which church lie 10 still member.
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"-FiRures can't Iie.' ssys the sri,hmeti.
clan. You can't ssy the, Of womens 6g
ures 10 these days., responds the sIs nderous
dsessmsker.
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"A cynical old bsch.Ior aho firmly be.
neves that eli wom-n have .ome,hing Ia
''y on oil susjecls. recently asked u female
friend:
We'll, madam. what 10 YOU hold on thi,
question Of tensile suffisgvP
TO him The lady responded calmly:
Sir. hold my tongue"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1868-03-13

!. What is the only thing that can
live on fire! A live coal. E
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08


The above 10 the Gszstte blundsr for anti
Butler men, and to smooth over the dScla-
ration made in tho Scott County Convsn-
ton to select delegates given - gentleman
that they would not 90 for Butler. Why
not analyzs the 1854 ballet, Mr.. Gazette p
For the information Of your friends and
those who voted With ysu. ~ will do 20.
that they may zee what ysur plsdyss ere
made Of.
15sd ballot, Scott for Butler, s votes.
1854 ballot, Scott for Smyth, a vstss.
to-wit: Els, Davis, Guiteau and Means
casting the six votes, (Edridgs and Crsss.
lsr being abssnt.) Farosr, Fleming, Suiter
and Alexander voting for Smyths-feur
votes these last named gentlemen aetin1
the true part Of faithful representatives
saving the day 10 Smyth. And tn,
Gasetts analy zed the Hnal or l55th vcts.-
Whom they reluctantly vote fer the msjsri
~ candidate, We deem il proper. - faithfu
josrnslists. 70 give the asalvsis Of The lbs'
ballot Whea he slIest Wee naAe y en- q
DonHA 1onnuAw A. IakA A~>Ha~a
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08
nv = n NE We
ARRIVALS.

AluIvALs.
BAHNocK CIrY-From Burlington.
PHIL. SBEsrDAN-From Ct. Louis.
SucKnR SrArs-From St. Louis.
Iowa CIrY-From Clinton.
MILwAuKss-FromS st. Paul.
Naw BosroH-From Fl. Madison.
CANADA-From ST Paul.
lnrRRrAL-From " Winona.
HAwKRYE SrArE-From 81. Paul.
DEPARfgaBs.
Pail. SaRRIDAN-For st. Paul.
SucKsn SrArR-For 81. Paul.
Iowa CIrY-For Clinton.
BAEHoCK OrrY-Fss st. Paul.
MiLwAUKss-For St. I.ouis.
CANApA-For St. Louie.
lNPRRlsL-For St. Louis.
Nsw BosroN-For FL. Madisso.
HAwKRYs SrArs-For st. Louis.
n PscrDp.
The Reserve, from st. Louis, for 81. Paul
tonight.
niscBLLAHReu0.
The Imperial left to day with four bar
gss, loaded with wheat, q, 900 bushels In
bulk. consigned to H. A. Hamsyer 1 %.
st. Lsuis. Pretty heavy trip that.
Steamer Milwaukee, VIM. West Master,
N. b. Hatsher Clerk, Of ths Northwsstsra
Packet Company Line, E. A. Tilsbsin
Agent at this point, arrived st eur lsvss
this morning. The Milwaukee il one Of the
6nsat boats in this trade, 10 perfectly sound
from stem to stern, and has an elegantly
furnished cabin and nns large state rooms.
She 10 the largest beat BY 20 feet Of any
in the Upper Mississippi trade.
The river is raising very fast both a
st. Paul and St. Louis, four iachss in TWEEN
ty-four hours at this place. The color o.
the water at st. Louis 10 reported somewhat
mixsd on account Of the surbid condition o.
the raging Aissssri. Any number Of rafta
are coming down now. about twenty have
passed here to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

E,sRr one 10 interested at present -
know how the impeachment will turn out.
Bets are offered and taken, but on one point
oil agree, that Child's is the place to 30 for
your boots and shoes, especially those Of
their own manufacture.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

Tug Opp FELLOWS CoNPASIoN.-The
Nav number of this excellent monthly has
come to hand, filled as usual with . large
variety of excellent reading. 1t should be
in the hands Of every member Of the Order.
Call for it at the News Stands.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

WALKING MArcH.-Two young men en-
ployed in Brainard's Cigar Factory have
made match TO walk ten miles for $25 Z
side-heel and toe to be the gait. The
walking will take place tomorrow at the
Fair Grounds At 8 o'clock, r. NJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

Morn pATcaRs, FRncKLEs AND TAN The
only reliable remedy for those brown dis
color 'tions on the face lie "Psrrys Moth and
Freckie Lotion" Prepared only by Dr. b.
{. Perry, ~ Bodd street, New York. Sold
every where
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

Wos ras Palzs.-Thcre were % letters
received by Mr.. Warmer. ~ solutions to
the rsbus which appeared in our yesterday .
issue. No. 10, contained the correct answer,
and Miss. Ella Lyman takes the prize.
a pair Of fns gaitsrs, Warriner's best.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

A single application Of Palmsr's Lotion
will always relieve tho most distressing, ir
ritating and itching Of cu,aneous diseases,
and by an occasional use of il one finds
himself cured Of his affections almost be
fore he was aware Of il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

Lallsmands Specific cures cases Of Rhsr-
matism, Gout and Neuralgia Of many
years standing. For sale by druggists
generally.
Jno. II. Blood, General Agent, south
west corner Third and Chestnut streets,
St. Louis. No
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

AucrloS SALE o. FrssrruRs- hne lot
Of Chamber furniture, belonging ts the e.
tate Of G. r. Carpenter, deceased, will Be
sid At auction, corner Of Brady and Third
streets, tomorrow morning At 10 o'clock.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

ExAGargATIOy is a very common fault
among all classes, bat nevertheless "ths
truth, tue whole truth, and ro'hing but the
truth, IL sometimes stated. .Saei is the
case in re efereace 10 nll that is said IN regard
70 Doctor Seth Arnald's Bilsam for the
euro OF B vel Complaints. II has been
sold in the New England States for about
thirty years, and hAs a larger sale IN those
States than any other article for Bowel
Complaints The sale for the last two years
has been upwards of lSj 900 bottles. See
advertisement under Special Notices.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

MoRGAS EDwAkDs, will preach 10 the
Calvary Bspt lot Church, Sabbath morning
and evening. Subject in the msrning, Exis-
tance Of q personal God evenings person
Al Devil
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

Police CouRr.-Harrie. Shannon was ar
rested BY Officer Delaney last night strolliDs &
about the streets. Charged with vagransy.
Fined s. co. Went to jail in default Of
payment for 5 days, at same time heapng
impreca.ions upon the hound Of the law, -
she called them
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

CLofsiNo.-All the latest styles from the
East, are now constantly arriving at Sam.
Psrry's, As Brady street. 4 very flpe %.
sortusnt of goods for summer wear, inelud.
ing oil the new and elegant patterns, has
just been received. A large variety ef these
One English dress gosds On hand. At thia
place you will And I'll the different styles oi
slsth, With every shade and texture. Wasa
weather will ssen b here, whsa s,ssysaa
vii need summer suit. and ell Who desire
y get the best material, and have it made
up In workmsn-liks manner, and ae the
lowest price, shsuld proceed ss encs to San.
Perry's, 46 Bredy strses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

tRry hs.rs although accountep an honor
by the o'd. have never been 80 considered
with respect to tho middle aged o. young
These can be ca.,v remeded by the use OF
"Barre,.s Vs,e,abls Hair Restorative.
The only thorough renewer aud preventa
tive of all diseases Of the. scalp Ogdens
burg journal.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

Another Sxrrs.-Ths Smyth that
went to the Iowa Senate last winter, from
Linn caunty, was not the Smyth that has
Just been nominated by the Republicans for
Congress, but brother. Suffice il to say,
however, for the present, that in those
things wherein Senator Smysh WAS coun.
ted extreme and illibsral, hs compares with
his brother as tho shadow to the substance
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

THE UNDERSIGNED mas BEEN APPOINTED
by the Board Of Supervisors OF Scott County. Su
perintendent OF the Prar. An oice has been opened
on the corner Of Brady and Flfth Streets whsxc the
undersigned and the Township Trustees will be In
attendance from A. M, 70 S p. NJ daily and an
apple tions for relief be made at the above or
ncc
janas-dtf r. LINDRRNAN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

TRAIN DsLAYsD.-Ths western train WAS
about two hours behind tins last evening,
owing to the condition Of the track. The
immense amount OF water that has fallen
during the past week, had washed 90 much
sand and dirt upon the track at numerous
places. that the train could not make ito
uaual time
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Tns Rock Island A,gms 10 strongly urg-
ing the necessity of another ferry between
this city and Rock Island. 1t bases its ar
gumcnis upon the amount of business done,
and the alleged cxtortiona.s monopoly OF
the present ferry company, .s we'll as their
negligence OF duty, and tho public uscessi-
ty 1t would seem that il they do not full
fiji the requirements sf their charter, that
they can be reached through it, and made
to do so.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-08

HoLLowsy's Puts AND oisrxESr.- Sprains, Dis
locations Sc-N tther opodelaoc llninlsnt. nor anv
other cnbroe alton can c 4a the eth scy which char
a. ~ se 4e.e essential vegetable extracts III the
cures ~ -prslas wounds bruises conturons. or des
4oraon. y Tn y ara nneq lal VI for alievia ny
fa' "a, rrtneinr loesi N fismmaupn. auA promotiug a
fal.l eurr. soll hN Al DrngEists
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r. LrNDERMAN
For Sale.

TWO HOUSES AND LOTS ON EAST SIDE
4 brsdy street, between llth and 18th streets
One lot 45 BY $50. and the other 81 feet front.
For sale at low figures. Enquire at
J. n. SElLEN'S
my6st~ 81 West Serond a
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n town, with small stock ol

Bssr STAND in town, with small stock Of
goods. for sale AZ bargain.
Also, dwelling with rooms and lots,
on Third street Apply TO
ELDaiDGs a Bso,
No. 40 Brady street.