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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
WASHINGTON.

WAsHIscT y, May elf the President
= convicted Tuesday, a bill will be intro
dnccd for such a roconstruciion OF the Su-
p-ene Cour. ~ would ret I'D Of Chief jus
fica Chare. sra under the RUE Of Ben.
VALE .lses stanton at the head OF the
hj4l,ott judiciary tribunal source.
Senator Fowler, of Tennessee, fled his
oninjou upon thu eleven articles Of impeach-
mcnt yesterday. IL. Ia quiet lengthy, GOV.
sving about fly pages Of legal cap paper,
absut bali Of which d dsvoted to the 1t ar.
sicle. and the argument against the End ar
ticls covers aboss IL pages. The paper IL
very ably prepared, and presents an over
whelming array Of the most powerful areu-
msnts against every article Ia the LIST. The
Cling Of this opinioa leaves only Senator
Ross Of the seven Republicans TO defeat con-
viction uncomn.ted on the remaining ten
articles.
The Conservatives or the Senate will, on
Monday, call fer committee If Inyestiea-
ton TO probe the charges OF Col. Cooper
agsiDs. Senator Pomeroy
The witnesses examined Thursday by the
Impeachment Managers were Col Hender-
son, IN Indian Agent. Percy Fuller, Sunset
Coz, sam Ward, Treasurer Spinner. aud j.
LegSett. Cox tes.ined that he was at the
dinner given 70 the Presidents counsel by
Wooley, ba, nothing beyond sons Of Joe
Miller jokes, revamped by Cox, could b
recolleo'sd by The uitness. Henderson
Fowler, ard Ward refused 10 tell what they
did with The rncneY they drew from The
bank. Il was used, as they said, for pur
poses wholly foreign TO the inquiry on foot
aud WAS no business OF the committees
Lecgett testified that he never read, or de
liverel letter from Senator Pomeroy I,
Col. Cooper, and, as far a. hs knows, Pom
eroy mover wrote, or authorised the writinl
Of such letter.
HorsB-About . dozen members met
aud, without trenssctipg any busiaso
whatever. Adjourned till Monday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
MISSOURI.

Sr. Louis, May 23.-Gsn. Sheridan has
returned TO Fsrt Leavenworth from the
West.
Capt. Oagsll arrived Al Leavenworth from
the Plains on Wednesday. He reports elk
hundred lndians at Fort Iarned, and about
the same number II Fort Dodge.
Major Wynkoop was at Larnsd and had
invited all Indians 10 meet him there to
receive annui,ies. Large numbers Of In
dams arrived with Spencer carbinss, and
well supplied with ammunition, furnished
BY the Government. Capt. Oaesll don't
believe there 10 any danger Of difficulty
with the Indians ct present, but il whisky
IS not kept away from them, trouble 10 like
" to occur.
A number Of Soldiers Of the llth Ksssss
Regiment . which Senator Rsss bslsaesd
burned that gsntlsman In sflgy il trent
Of the State Heuse u Topeka Tuesday night
A large crowd Of sporting men left here
last night fer the West to be present a the
MeCoole and Coburn prise 6eht.
T~enty-six rounds were fought in the
prize 6eht 1t New York yesterday between
Jack Freeman and Bill Calahon, both had
e be carried home.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

Naw Yonx, May 23-At special meet
os Of The Unisa League Club of this city,
held last evening. the nominees and plat
sosm Of the Chicago convention were en-
Enthusiastically approved. and the hearty
concurrence and support Of the Republi-
cans Of New York Was pledged.
The eastern bound Cincinnati express
train, when crossing over The Pssssaic
river near Patterson, N. j., yesterday
mernisg, ran over boy about years Of
age, named John A. O'Neii, completely
cutting his head of, and both his head aud
body dropped into the river and were
swept away BY the tide.
A Waahineton Dispatch says: No one
dasss send dispatch by telegraph, par,ic-
ulsrly II abiding to whisky. for fear Of be-
ing summoned before the impeachment
managers. One Of the Witnesses yesterday
testified that he gave Banks 81 900 to he p
hin get elected 10 Congress.
ALBANY, My 23.-Ths Presbyterian
Assembly (Old SCHOOL, re-asssmbled to-day
A cDlored delegate, Rev. James Williams,
representing the Knox Presbv,ery Of Geor-
ria. composed wholly Of freedom, was ad-
mi;iot 10 aseat
lie tDirteebtu nt1nuai report OF the
board on church extension. sho Nv ed receipts.
GIN the year Of 80, 3la; disbursements,
81 AGO. Over GOO churches have failed
contribute T. support IF the fund during
the year. Tie rrpor, was unanimously
adopted.
Rev. Or. nooing, in behalf Of tia New
School Church. were opposed to 4 from fear
OF the results
Tic Moderator thanked Dr. Doeling fer
his sentiments, aid strongly avowed his
individual desire for reunion. Both
speeches wore warmly applauded.
Tho Tribune to-day says the Chicago
platform 10 fair, temperate and frm.
One million. dollars worth Of redeem cd
CONNECTICUT bonds wore burnt 1t New ia
ven on Thursdsy.
The export Of specie to-day was 81 1884,
600.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
ONO.

CINCINNATI. MAY 2S.-Thc Adams Ex-
press Company WAS robbed OF three safes
LIST night on the Jsffersonville read. The
amount Of the losa has not yet been sscer-
tanned. The following arc the particulars
so far ~ known: While tho train Was ia
king wood and water at Marshfsld, twenty
miles below Seymour, a psrty Of robbers
seized upon the engine, disconnected the
express car from the train and started off in
the direction Of Seymour. While in motion
they broke int the exposes car. disabled
the messenger, aud threw him out Of the
car. The engine and car were found de-
serted at an early hour this morning, stand
ing on the track about mile south Of Ssy-
mour,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May SO. Foster Blodgstt, ex
Mayor OF Augusta, Ga. and delegate to the
Chicago Convention, was arrested hero at
the instance Of James Crangle, Esq, dam
ages assessed at ST. 600. Crangle charges
that Bodgctt, in the year 1860, attempted
to incite . mob against him, caused his ar
rest, 30. The case was up in tho Circuit
Court yesterday, and Judge Pollard, ofGa.,
stated that he stood ready TO prove that the
whole statement was false in so far as il rc-
ferred to defendant. Esl was fixed at So
600, but B'odgsit being stranger in the
ciiv, remained in the custody of the sheriff
Further hearing viii not probably BE- had
Til Monday.
bishop Simpson presided over the Meth
cdist Conference this forenoon. The bust
ness consisted chief in receiving and act.
ing upon on reports os Committees.
The Committees on book Company
itinesacy and mission were presented
with reports which we're discussed and
laid over twas proposed to enlarge and
improve the 'adiea Repository published at
Cincinnati, - - to make it . popular
Magazine fnr the public generally.
This aftsrooon the Csnfesencs have gone
on 90 excursion 70 the Village Of Evansou,
eleven miles north Of the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
WASHINGTON.

Senator Pumeroy in communication to
the iataligsncer denies writing the letter
presented 10 the impeachment managers
yesterday in the testimony by Col. Cooper
before the board Of impeachment manager.
eooner's story is that a person protesting
TO act under authority from Senator Pome
eroy, approached him and offered for forty
thousand dollars TO obtain the votes Of five
radical Senators to secure the aoquttsl OF
the President. Cooper paid no attention
TO tie first approach made to him, where.
upon the man came back armed with let
ter which Senator Pomeroy pronOulces .
fabrication. The letter referred to is as
follows:
SENATE CHAMBER.
Sin:-I will in good faith carry out any
arrangements made with my brother In law
Willis Gaylord, Ia which l am a party.
S. G. PoMEROY,
= Senator
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District OF Iowa
In the matter OF Matthew Ualzell, Js., Bank
rupt
To the creditors Of the said Matthew Dalzell, Jf.
and all others interested.
ClRS YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
- that petition has been flied in said Court
by Matthew Dalzell. .Dr., of the city Of Daven-
port in the county Of Scott. State Of lowe,
in said District, duly seeisred . bankrupt under
the Act OF CouaSess Of March I'd, 1857. entitled
IAN act to establish unifory system Of Bank
ruptcy throughout the United States" for dis
charge, and certificate thereof. from all his
debts, and other claims proyabls under said Act
and that the seth day ofJune. A. p. 1865, ct the
hour of 10 O'Clock A. n Of said dsy. 10 assigned
for the hearing of the same, before the said
Court, at Chambers, At Ottumwa. Iowa, whom
and where you may attend and show oasss, II
any you have. why the prayer Of said petition
shonld not be granted.
You ere hereby further notissd thst ID = q
meeting of the creditors ofthe ssid Matthew Dali
cell. Jr., for the purposes provided q the 9Th
2sth sections Of the Act Of Congfsse Of March "a.
1867 will be held % the 1eth day eeeuos, 1858, u
the hour Of ten o'clock A. N. Of aaid day, before
Hon. NJ. n. Price. Register. et his ofics. No.
West Second Street II the city Of Davsnpogt,
0co,t County, State Of lows.
H.K. LOVE, Clerk.
DAvsox L TRuE, Au'ys. may1e-dsw-sss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
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In tho District Court Of the United States for
the District Of Iowa.
In tho matter Of Joseph 8 eimpson, Bankrupt.
To the Creditors Of said Joseph =. Simpson,
nd oil ether pefsons interested -
Nirs: You are hereby notified, that petition
bss bten filed IN said Court. BY Jo6sph O. Oinpsen
ofths city Of Davespert, 10 the co6aty Of oceet,
and sStste Of lows, In said District, dolly de.
claseda Bankrupt under the Get Of Congress, Of
karch I'd, 1867. entitled An act to eetsbiish :
uniform system Of b1nkructcy thrSuehest the
United States for . discharge 80 esstta-
cate thereof, 1es0 ell HE 6s6ss - osner
cisinS, proveble unoA said 81 J. ard tAsS The
soth siay of Juss, A D. lees. At the hour q ten
o'eissk. A. n. Of saiA day. = oa3eeeo 81 ~
heariag Of the came before said Court. q Cham
bern, 1t Ottumva, lows, when and where you
may attend and show csuse, n my you
have, why the prayer Of said pstition should
not be granted. You are hereby further mott.
fed. that the second and third meeting Of
the creditors II said joseph s Simpson. fer the
purpose provided in the 27th and 9s sections 81
the snid Act Of Congress Of March Cd, 1867, will
be held on the lssh day o. June. 4. ID: 1868.
q the hour Of 10 o'clock, A. ~, OF said day,
before n. II. Price. Eco. Register 10 Bank
ruptcy, 1t his oiicc No. Z, West second street,
u thi siv Of Dsglspwt. Ses9 esuntys ossts q
iowa s.EF41F : tEEh
DAvDox 4 TnuE, sAta'ys- maybe dSt-eat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
ILLINOIS,.

SPRiNoFIEID, ILL.,, Nay % The work
of the Chicago Convention gives immense
satisfaction ~ this city. Every Republican
Is enthusiastic oyer iha ficzet and the plat
form.
IHpIANAPoIIs, md. Nay 22-The Re
publ;csn here ii ice greatly over the
result ri tlr. N'r mai Convention.
Noucrsrrr, May s2.-iov. Bullock con
ers'u'aicd cen. Grant and Schuyler C,lfax,
te-.lav, hy telegraph, saying that Aassi-
cl.uss tts vii support them and contribute
her lull share ~ the harvest of victory to
come in November.
PoHlLANp. Me. May 22.-one hnndred
guns were fired 10 day over the nonaiions.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

CATION. Nay ga dsstrustivs Gre broke
out about one o'clock this meenipe, Totally
destroying the wooden block On the sosth-
east corner Of the pubic square, occupied
by Ross & Walker. Geo. Block, and John
n. 0lds, grecess; p O. Ross, druggist. and
Amos Smith, hardwsrs. fetal lose, e7S.-
600, with small insurance. Hon. ]. 7. Ora
hams brick residence was 10 great danger,
and suffered considerable damage By water
and in burnt cornce blinds, removal 81 fur
niture, &c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
HALLS
Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover

EvSrv year Increases tie popw.
l0ritN ~ tjtis ValsssbSe Hair Prep.
arHfiOM, sChtch IL dee to merit
alone. We cam assure our old
patrons that e Il kept Jssllw up 10
10 high standard, and 70 t60se
sUltO hare ,serer weed e sve caN
reliu6le and perfected prepaya-
ton 10 restore GRAY OF FADED
HAIR to its yOuflifitl color. maxi
ing it soft, fusfrOWs, and siiien:
Mce srdip. JU its use. becomes
Witife and clean: IL rem0Ces al
erHpfiOns anal d0HetruH, aud by
its ionic properties prevents the
hair from rating ont. as tt slim
Giotes 0Ud nOHrishes the hair
g'dnGs. BY lis use the hair OrOfcs
MjchrF and stronger. Ia 60i,tHcss
IL restores the capillary ylands
to iieir H0rmdi riJ0r. dId W.H
create q netC Crotrth e.rccpt in
e.cfrenae old age. II Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
cror Hscd. us it requires TcTcr
applications. aud gtres the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
Hayes, VI. d.. State Assaver Of
pure and carefully selected for
e.rceiicnf quality. and 4 consiSier
&c the BEST PREPARATION fOs.
its intended purposes" We pub
fish a freafise on the hair, sCIsich
ere send free on mail upon appli-
cation, trhich contains com mem
dafOrN notices from clerOvnseN.
phystciams, the press. and others.
Dve hare made the study Of the
hair AVID tfs Glis0ssSes a specially
for years, aud kM0sO that sCe make
the most effective preparation for
the restoration and the llreserc0-
ton Of the hair, e.rt0ssf, and SO
acknowledged by the best Metli.
cal and Chemical Authority.
Sold BY all Druggists and Declers In Medicine
COOK, coEURM & CO.
GEN. Agents for North Western States,
a7 nCARR0PE ST CHICAGO I'LL
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

Notice In WomkHuptcy.
THIS Is 70 Owe NOTICE :-fhss On The
i s.h day It Nag. 4. D. lss4 . Warrant in
Bankruptcy VS. issued against the Estate Of
zslotssN n. Kise ,of 81 Libsssy h tks 0sunty Of
Muscatins, and 4aaHs Of Iowa, who has been i'd
judged Bankrupt On his ows petition; that
the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging. v sach bankrupt, to him,
BY him. are forbiddea By lsv; Nat meeting
OF the creditors Of the said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts. and choose one or more assignees
Of his estate, will be held 81 Court Of hank
ruptcv TO be holden at No. West Second St,
Register, on the SIN DAY Of June. A. ID.
ISIS, NJ 10 O clock IN. q. w. CLARK,
may =. dat sat u. 8. Marshal, Dist. Of Iowa
j. w S,evAar Atty for Petitioner
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
oMMERcsAL.

DaveDport Market Report.
Omen OF rns DAvnnPons Dns. caAs,
Nay 98th, lose.
Flsoo-Whelseoio, olo.lo, retail, oli.eo.
WunAs-LeWer o. so ~.
0Asass-Ne receipts.
OAso- Sc. n
RYs-Dull and NomiDal-Nc recsipAs.
CosH-e0c.
ONIONS = No receipts
PsTAsous-el.C0.
brrsHa-25c. per D.
EGss-l2kc.
HAr-Cood Timothy ols.se per ton. Upland
Ffair,. Sl2.0O per ton. Slough, 1000.
CeAL-Seft-lS cents PER 6ssAsl. Delivered
lee.
AsrsaAc:sa-As yard ols.e per ton. D.
livered e19 " per ton
Wees-os oOGe7 90. per Corr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

BosToN, May 22-ihe single scull match
for the championship of New England, was
won by John Tyler, Jr.. Of Boston--dis-
lance, two miles; time, - minutes and 81
seconds. There were nine contestants. Wal
ter Brown was third best, his time being
III minutes and > seconds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

b. Te,c~r,ph.l Nay C.
Eecripii Cattle. cars; hogs, i, cars;
sheep 6 cars.
Cattle -Extra sso1ecc. good 10 chole.
7.o0Re.oe stockers s.STt<H5 lslx.
Aogs--iixi s.toss 60; good 10 choice
ss5Snsf5
ssees Choice 7a5GsT5; coed e75GT.s5
voss, Yerls Honey MARKET.
y Tsierrafh.i Nay =.
S.ocks- siessy
Bonds-'rs 81. 10: 9ss let. i.ftis "a. i.0sa,
d. us ~ new. 10 l-2 ~. .to is ietes. osa;
I-s"s. u and 81 eeries. Less.
kew York Csntral-l.asss.
krIe- ssx.
Ill. CENT. --1<7i4.
Northwestern, ssss preferred ''a.
Rock Islknd-%.
Durngf % . Quincy-f.ls.
Aoney-Easy.
0old-i9, 80 r. n. 1.:9T.
We quote the Pennsylvania Salt Hanufsctur
ing Company's goods - follows:
uatrona Rsfiaet 8aponifer. .........SLn7x
Natrona Saponiher 10 iron boxeo. 49,. sL0SS
Natross bi-casb Sod, (absolussly puss)
in llS pound kses, perlb. 49,. skOe<of
Ustrena super Cafb, eoda, ID. payers,
~ Ia - cseelpe pouod.. .. ..leK. il. 10 Ia
s; !. s.:. Ss Dss X .psa'a P'pst. cob
xs;rsss tsas,is s:ds t.iii:) per H.. lsi3
Nstrona Sal sods, per ID. o.. ........ all
Natrona y sraiis. PER lb............ slS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
Foreign News By Atlantic Gable.

LONDON. May PA dispatch from Rome
sta,es that the Pope has invited the Roman
Catholic B,shops Of The United States to
States 10 raiee one Thousand volunteers tor
the Papal army, authorizing them TO make
such terms with the recruits rs they may
deem necessary and proper.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

OrTowA, May 90 The Dominion Parlia-
ment was prorogucd to-day until the frst Of
July. The Governor General gave Royal
assent to all the bills passed during the
session,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23
RHODE ISLAND.

PAosroExcs, May 2S.-CApt. Spoensr ans
son, Of Fan River, were drowned in the bay
this afternoon. while fishing. b the swamp
ing Of their boat.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

BALrrneas, Nay 2S.-Res. Jehu y. Lysns
ieundsf Il ~ 0oeuon lleehodist Obusen -
Amsriee, died yesterday.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

CAicsgo Market.
By Telegraph Nay %.
Oaain-Markets demoralized,
Fitur-Duli and vero little dong.
Wheat Cunsst,led. decidedly lower No. l
spring 2C0ef.o1. No. Q spring l.?os<nl. 81.
Corn-Lower but firmly active at decline,
c'osipg at $40 eei4 for Mol
Oats-Lower aud in fair demand At 6eI@
6sL
Ry--Du'i but quiet. 's3 No. l: Isl No. 2.
Bar ey--N.gle ted and entirely nominal.
Provisions Firmer but quiet.
Pork 2 50. with modera ate sales.
Lsrd-Aeld firmly Of le, some holders de-
mand lsit.
Bulk Meats Quiet shoulders l21S012a4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

Cincinnati Market.
~ TELEGRAPH Nay 90.
Elour-Dull
whest-Dreepisg and unsettled. No. l win
vt ct 3.A5.
Corn--Firmer g.
Rye Dull At l.ss@9. 90,
Oats--6l
Mess Pork -Hirn Il as2s0qs.so.
Bulk Meats Primer clear sides in demand
q ieIS, and held Il l6x.
Bacon FIRM st 14Jl70l1k.
Lard He'd at lsk
New York MarAaa.
~ Telegraph Navu.
Nosr-Dull. super At $4,000; 4. n. o.. u n
Whsst-ciossd steady; > ls0s % sOe Ne. s,,r,,,.
9.1s0a.se Tor No. I; 2.sS for white wisconsin.
Kye-Quist.
new mixed westsn a0ost
BaS1ey-Quiet and 6rDeY.
Oats Clesed heavy at oeoss for western n
store and sfOat
Pork -Quiss saa steady y 5soss q for ne~ Ne,
and - 55dfs.s7 for old ditto,
Realistically.
:S5z -: &c ,ssas Asss..s. = v.a.s
8nGnr-(10loe cd oono1Y.
C0U6e-Uo1l oQ1 DoOi0eJ.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

Iivaukee Market.
BY Telegraph. Nay 20.
Flcur--Dull aud lower; Xxx city s5e@s.7S.
Enthusiastically at 9 90 for MOL.
lsiverpool Nlaekes.
By Telegraph Liverpool, May %.
flour-sSa.
wheat-Red, lss "a white. AS TOD.
Corn-Sss sd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-05-23

Or $50 PER HALF DOZEN.
Mandate Fills. 3S CO. = Dox.
Rer sals - al Druggists and Dealers.
DR. 0onBnUH'S ALuAuAC ron lose GAN
DogAD o0A41D ~ Al D1uooE91J.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04
city and County

.,,v TntEs.-New Years Eve and New
lhA -, rere each characteristically and appro-
ieai .hserred and honored by our citizens gener-
pn'' ... Odd Fellows Ball at Good Templars' Hall
'ls, aud affair, and passed off charmingly, with
Ws NEST delighted and gladdened at the splen-
ese'. enioved. Jovial and convivial crowds
an nod the Miners Brewery. Ccdy's. Tierney's.
M ..or & peyton's, Taylor & Owens, and Peter
hO '. and "sang the old Year out and the new Year
s'a an iocund and boisterous glee. New Years
H. ,.rned clear and with token of most favora-
p'' ..nerat,re. The token was verified to the clos
Di' :. .se hours of light And it was right "Hap-
ING OF w Voar' time almost to everybody here. Sew
W New r citizens had abundantly provided for the
ersi " 81 their houses for the reception of friends
hoo .ouantances fair ladies graced the occasion of
ana , a4 welcome and goodly cheer. social and sub
hol ;c, and the callers were assured very pleas
sIau", law cladsome merry, festive greeting at each
ont ,' Ladies' Day, /" be it said to the credit of
and M the Gallant gentlemen of the city, Meth
some .Do,ten nor unprovided for by tAem. and they
CT charmingy rewarded for their provident gal
we.s nv the calls and compliments of goodly num-
A nu; Sa fair ones And thus terminated the Holt.
Der vrsst-a week of general joy and gladness, mer-
Gay wv and festivity without single occurrence of
ru. nr,aasant nature so far as have learned, to
sn ~ cond it, May we all live to enjoy, even TO
MAJ .,ar degree. succeeding Holiday weeks, down TO
80 and bappy old age to every SOUL And now for
- gtart and good improved better, healthful
.onsrous Journey in ife for ALL through the pres
nt year and beyond.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

J.cKsoy's DAY.-Next Wednesday win be the ami
ysrsry of Gen. Andrew Jacksons great victory over
psckenham's British army at New Orleans. II ought
to be observed and commemorated by every Ameri-
can citizen and by every lover of liberty in the land
It's especially proud day to Democrats, in view OF
the fact that the lustrous hero who gained that
deru victory British arms against such appall-
ing Odds was the purest and greatest Of our party
leaders apostles and statesmen. and the most re-
nOwned Of Presidents since the days Of immortal
Washington. Let rs all here-Democrats and every.
bciy-jon in appropriately observing the near by
anniversary Of Jacksons great victory. Let US show
by our works that have not forgotten TO celebrate
the Sh Of January-that we will hold 1t one of our
REPUBLICS proudest holidays.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

ohnus ,,r Arhkss FsEroHT.--In our advertising
, sak p. oe found the Winter schedule Of freight
dforiand Co.'S Express from San Francisco
y anu intermediate points 10 idaho Citv.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

,Bg.ur1ruL GIFr.-we were shown on Thursday .
,on mounted meerschaum pipe, presented to Mr.
7 n Cohn by Mr.. S. G. Rosenbaum. on New Year
.r The pipe itself is of the finest, but the ar.
.c elaborated mastery, exquisitely beautiful I'm
;sh and style of the gold mounting surpasses any.
.n;nr of the kind we have beheld. The work is
massy gold, nlaid with enamel. and pretty geld
hahn connects the heavy rich, amber mouth pieced
stsm with the bowl. which Is capped with heavy
ul.ts of gold upon which is engraved the legend of
he pesentaton in singuarly elegant splendidly cut
altering of script and German Text ornamented.
The workmanship was executed by Hickman Dick
insp jewellers of this city, and they need no better
moot OF their superior skill goldsmths than is
represented in this beautiful pipe.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

VALUABLE MAP.-With profound thanks we ac-
knowledge the receipt of q MAP Of Salt Lake and
Columbia River Railroad" route. compiled from U.
Surveys and Maps and Notes in the Office Of Pub
nc Lands, Idaho" which was forwarded 10 us by
nsh l. Cartee. Q. s. Surveyor General for Idaho.
Il WI be OF much practical benefit to rs in connec.
ga win the railroad enterprises now being project
u And discussed by the citizens Of Idaho. and In
- ,s vaaaole to us as work Of reference The map
Mef Is very neatly executed
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-04

'aisa conv..., proceedings Of the District
Y not ,e...s. held at Centervilie on Dec. Goth.
'eauon In this ~ ,.. This accounts for their non.