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New-York tribune., 1869-06-05
S. including universal suffrage and political and cyn

gess including universal suffrage and political and cy1
The foregoing views so far as It came in my way as
german TO the discussion OF legal questions arising in
civil suits the war; have not heetated eIDress
In the Circuit County and the Supreme Court Of Appeals
OF the state and the Courts OF the United states for this
case OF the removal OF Randolph-MacoD College ia
Tneh you WI see thst as counsel ior that corporation
paeea their defense on grounds recognizing the validity
OF said legisation OF Congress do not wish to be u
o @ a. eoneursa IN tne wisdom on propTey either
the south or OF The political measures which have fol
was framed and intended TO be understood is however
now but an abstraction and ought TO give place 10
whether White or Black, is not wise, and have
always been strongly inclined 10 think that it
permanent civil order and liberty The majority how
ever seem to think differently, and the established theory
must rule. am favor Of giving the regime fnlI
and fair trial. think IL ought TO be done In good faith
and 10 that end should open minds to receive and
accept tne views O HOSe rom ~hOm we nave differed.
Above ALL am anxious that civil government shall DO
Sent of ConSres and consider il the dy of everS % os SS
citizen do all IN his power TO facilitate the accomplish.
hnd time attend 70 important matters within the scope
Of s ordinary legislation, and the people Of the SOUTH
20 to work urder the new system with better hope Of
prosperity and success, while Northern men and North
ern capital would soOn flnd attractions for permanent
settlement and investment In our midst am glad to
say that have good grounds for believing that, should
President Grant the Underwood Constitution to be
submitted TO the people Of Virginia with the privilege OF
voting separately upon certain objectionable features IL
gent and respectable men, entertaining views In har
inony with those Of the President, as we understand
them, would, for the most part be elected to Ill tue
offices under it.
In saying THIS do not wish 20 convey the impression
that have lost respect for the principles or
eTnment which have been reared To entertain, but
which fell with the blood that flowed in their support
But We wish end put TO STRIFE and accept the
order Of things. with honest purpose and
hope for the future Intellect education, character and
property must exercise strong conservative influence
In any community, and can do much % sustain civil
order while IL may be that the same grand results Of
which civilization
the North may be developed In our midst
Yours, II.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-05

but II does not seem 70 DO as gen
orally agreed upon, that man ought not 10 show his
failures There certain artists TO whom no man
would give a commission except from charity, nothing
OF theirs that exhibited being ever such as to lead
think that they might DO stimulated to do something
good Mr. Davis certainly not Of this class: but sup
pose person should his waiting Bite" his
"Woodsawyer" and. being pleased with the promise thoy
show should ask the artist to paint him picture Would
he not be little anxious the result OF his commits
sion II he should meanwhile happen TO upon the
"WandererT Better for Mr. Davis to have kept this
picture in his studio, with its face TO tho wall
Mr.. BrevOorts landscape, NO. III, Is rather sug
gestye Of Mr. McEnee work than like 70 see but 1t
s good picture Notwithstanding. 1t IS not very
fully worked up in the detail or, lest should DO msun.
dersood In objection, let say that the way in
which the detail Is treated TO to result rather
from carelessness, oven from a want OF familiarity
with the detail OF nature, than from deliberate ten-
on TO subordinate certain parts for the sake OF general
effect II Mr.. BrevoOrt had known all about the great
rock In the middle Of his picture no would have painted
II more carefully because he would have been n-
terested in it, But We too we'll cOnented TO find a
picture by Mr. Brevoort that all like nature TO insist
upon pointing ITS shortcomings. We hopo that this
picture is tho last painted and that the the South
Room, No 2G6 Is merely hung there to show the public
the evil way the artist has abandoned
Mr.. Eugene Meeks has painted rather an Indifferent
picture in No. 127 "a New Saint" large oil painting
that is nothing but bad pun embodied is worse than
worthless, It is positively offensive. But IL is worse In
cases than in others. In the OF painter who
do good and as interesting work as this art
is for instance has done In No. 1I7 "a View in Nurem
berg Germany" and No. 1885, 1.-THE Narrow PATH" this
latter in the West Room. The catalogue tells that Mr.
Mecks is living in Antwerp and 1t would seem, from the
signature upon It, that "The View in Nuremberg" was
painted In Antwerp; but tic influence Of Baron
Leys on the artist is too plainly marked in these
49, -.
catalogue signature. We trust that this influence Is
only temporary and that good painter Mr. Meeks
evidently has the ability TO DO Will show that he above
being the slavh follower Of any man. however able and
there are few abler men among modern painters tho
continent than Baron Henri Leys. Because nature looks
TO that artist II does in his pictures is reason why
MI Meeks should try to make think that IL appears
the same to him. If he would only try to paint exactly
as it does appear to him, have doubt the result
would DO something valuable, Lis picture III TIA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

Evsn A, rss ELyvExra Heun -Psrhaps
enc Of the NEST unexpected. and, witAsl,
interesting scsnes Of ''6e" eeeurssd net sar
ffsn Main street in this city. whore quite .
sunbss we're "~asehing" the pising hours
the old ysar, TO hail the new "happy sss
to al,".
There we're several young men,
and - many fair oaidsns present. and -
10 semstimes the ease at such msstings,
there viii b IN exhibition Of joysusnsss
- some sharp hit 10 made at the events u
the passing year. As the clock pointed the
hour Of eleven. enc Of the yeung mes. "in
thought and fancy ftss," in jsssisg way.
informed several Of the yeung ladies, that
but An hour renainsd for them TO select .
husband, and II they didn't lock cot, the
day Of grace would pass. One sfthsm &C.
tuatsd ~ spirit Of retaliation, thought to
teach him lesson. and On the instant
proposed" Net to Be eutdons, or blutfsd
BY any one, it Was a,osptsd On the spst, a.
everyone thought "all 10 . jest" The
old year posed with oil ito events
but net oil its msmeris. The ysung man
vent homo with the lady be had Accsm.
panied to the meeting. But there was
ansther in his mind, and, somshew she was
there On New Years day. The mere hs
thought oft, the stronger hs bssaos 10 The
opinion that the situation was . pleasant
enc, exceeding -. He therefore secured
the services Of friend vhs knew beth
parties and gave Jsdgs Eagle . professional
call. A license was duly issued and 10 .
shsrs time placed in the hands Oft yousg
lady, with the requsst that she name %
early day.
Here was thing she had net provided
for, asr even imagined. It really locked .
little serious, but the mere she thought Of
il. the stronger che. tss. became in TIE
spinisn that the situation wss . pleasant
one. A little suddes. psrhsps. but. cone
- think Of Il, shs didn't knew bet that che
liked hin just little. II was rather .
sslssn thing, but then lssp year wsulda't
ssms very seen again, end sheuld il Asd
her still unmarried, Il might b. nsss %
lsmn thing and %, On the whsls, sAs
Weuldn't back out. And % The day 10
named. Sems may ny that matches ass
made in htavsn. bat THE enc, il net oads
thsse, was made On pretty shsst time.
We venture there will bs ~ much hsppi.
ness for them - for any sf the many
matches Of -.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
Vpr. Bartsn's Tobacco Ap,ldo.e.

NAahArrnp 70 Rsuoss ALL n1siss yos TorAcco )
nw syaAels sad Aasssts and cleo a. esr,llsst n
ys.N Hr~t3D and eaysokap the blood tnviru-.tes n,
ossessss great noarishing srsn a n ea,rv Io-
We stomach 10 ciesss The hesr.es, l,od %
~ te Hhing. end esssblishss robass heah Ns.al, !,
~ Nor szis tecvs es,sd Price Fif,,c rsr
.r,s eaF An n;efesltng treatise on u l. ssr,.-s
~ noSec With it.,s % tss,ironisX ,,s.sssrrs.
mn ASsnts wanted. AGdroG
Vs ]. n Assor1. Js6ee, City, NJ
rEC1N1oN1As.
- 4 srrei, ef ss. HAsrnr. ks1(fvss oac-rssss
SSers sr.y.y 20 ~tlrofs- ksasssos,ss ~ ies dc-s
n~n. v.-u..A o. ]. ErcAs
m1ooeco here having been n : ntsor-SsntieDe o.
Srtsersrs cf this inssisr ~ sssAis sspfy fer
JosEsa AAse, vsrtA ss n. n a,... p,..,
0oea rnH cn,rr Es6lxn<a cAsns A,,~.~
- nAIIRoAp ccnrA1N. PifssSrI;s. "a 1Iun Vat.
A-as'' win ''es'~ a''sj,.s .n =, i',-Sa:' sssa
ActsvsvnAx fssnsosy.-os jss or 49,.
sssss ~ nsoshvsn myssla Ir srvaSSAla ~"
Rev " SnoEnAxss. Kelley HSts;,or y.
kuen fallroirrn HeAeasAaSres LyA W.. ,
."sss zss's''.. ~ q; = -; :: :,
49, - se}sa1a. ae.e Jsvas4L BAlslR lRss.
- 81 o4seer Aptidsss vsssrsd en dsSIln a
= = sia,ra. Ed5sssN
= - oAle " AL oavoossra
eNo10sre X 0DUvtGAsskJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

A WenrsY APPsMfnsxr.-Fren th,
Nsrshsssesrs Rssis's, the leading INSURANCE,
Journal Of Chicago, We learn that Chas. b
Hslmss. ESQ.,, the Efficient Secretary Of Ii,
Mutual Life Insurance %. for the twe
ysars past. ha, rendered his rssiguatiso
which tsok effect yesterday, Jan: 1st and,
that eur veil known fsllsw eitisss, Stewart
Marks, ESD, has bsss chosen ts take the
responsible pssltiss thus left vacant. Ths
many friends u The Mutsal Life in shia
State who knew NJ. Marks superior qsali.
6catiens - 90 agent, will unite with 20 ia
saying tbst me appointment 10 worthy
enc.
Mr.. Marks commenced ia this city few
pears ago - . sub-sgsat, and By hard
wsrk and natural adsptstisn to the busi
ness, soon became suinen.iy successful,
and ws ere sesfdsnt, hs vii; meet the 70.
qui,smsnss Of bis new pss itiss % faithful
y and satisfaetoriiv - be has that Of Gen.
sral Agent for lsws. Chicago hss sseursd
. vslsabls aequisitisn to her insuraacs
profsssAs.
In he hssds sf NJ. Marks, the interests
Of this very reliable company eanncs but
very materially increase II 1ewA.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

ORIGINAL NOTICE.

ORIGINAL NO. .OC.
To Joain Ruser Sir-Yon are hereby
notified, that there 10 now on Ale in tha
ofRes Of the Clerk Of the District Court 70,
Scett County, State Of Iowa, . petition OIL
Trina kaer. claiaing . divorce from thu
bocds Of nssrimeny new subsisting be,
tween you and her, on the ground Of De.
ssrties. - b y sst forth IL said petition
70 which ps::tisn you ars refesrsd for fur.
thsr past:caan.
Nov, ursss you appsaf and snswsu
thereto % sr before noen Of the second
day 81 the Dsxt tern ef eaid Court, q b
beeun and hldea "a The Arst Monday ei
February. 4 ,. 1861. yeur default will b
eatese1 u fssssd, end . decree rendered
gfanttog ths prayer Of petitioner.
DAWSON = TRUE,
jan9dlawsv Att'ys fos plaiati4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

~ Nsw Yoek, Dee SEA, 1854. .pANln DBvLtN,
enly cAild Of Alfred 1d1aSd0, q Albany, aGe6 .
yeoSo end months.
IN tAis city - the let inst q he fssidesee efAsr
eoain-1aw, J. q. Fowler, MRo. 0eOOW1lL, agsd
u yeoyU.
TAs deceased had ssGsfsd nsrs thaa esasealb
Als - ~ ~ u nsay 1asing ~ last I've ysss 81
hes earthly ~, ~ Was ssstainsA - esa1sses1
through ~ leg pssss1 - psta end aaeuisA tyn
uAfalterisg tsust h Hi0 VIE dsstA Ill tAisgs we'll
he sppointsa tins ssssa hss fse1y snA willing -
.. ed Without paia - pesssa = that lsaA vhss
~ vsssy - = sssk IAs flaosl sssvieee tsek
paoeo ~ alses1oea 40 OAs2osh.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

HEGEMAN'S FERRATED ELIXIR or
BARK. A pleasant cordial prepared from
Calisaya Bark and PyrePhosphats Of Iron
possessing the valuable properties Of iron
phosphorus, and calsaya. without any inju.
rious ingredients. Al . preventive "a
fever and agus. and - tonic for patients
recovering from fever Or 9th sickness, II
cannot be surpassed, and 10 recommended
By the most eminent physicians. Physi.
clans in prescribing. and the public ID
purchasing, should b particaiar ts specify
HEGEMAN'S, a. there are many inferiel
articles in the market, purporting to bs el
the same combination. Prepared emily BY
Hegsman . Co., Chemists and Druggists,
New York, ssd sold by oil respectable
Druggists.
CaAPrsD HANDS AND FAcs, 6oas Lups,
&c.. cured at once BY the use Of Hegsman's q
CAmphor Ice with Glycsrine, keeps the
hands soft in the celdsst wsathsf. See
that you get the Genuine. Seld by Drug.
gists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
Adnua,ossous ARrrcLE.-ws are tire

AUnslYosious ARrIcLE.-Ws are tired
Of this idea Of "puitog" humbug medicines
thar are constantly thrown into drug
stores, and are merely an impos!tesn upon
the community. But, when On article GENES
into the market that 10 really rs,thy Of osm.
msnt. We are happy to make public ack-
nssledgemeut. trusting that some benefi,
may arise therefrom. Dr.. X. v. Pierce, ei
BafAlo. N. Y, 10 the proprietor Of Dr.
Sag.'s Catarrh Remedy, and We tax pleas
Wrs in calling attention 10 it because We
knor tito bsa gsoi article, and sure cure
for that loa,hsoms disease, Catarrh. II 10
sold BY mos. Druggists, or m,y be obtained
for Sixty Gents through the mail BY ad-
dressing the proprietor ~ above.-Ciecs.
land Herald,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

A0ENrS-Wanted-Do Agents are meeting
"A with rare success In selling SIR W. BAhEk'S
EXPLORATIONS aud ADVENTURES among the
Nile Tributaries OF Abys,inia, with an ae:.uut OF
the CAPTIVITY and RELEASE OF ENGLISH
eUBJECTs. and the career OF the EMPEROR
THEODORE. No book % received among ali ciase-
% Of people with snch unbolnied 'avor or filly
con hlnes thrilling interest with solid instruction
No orderA lost In delivering.
0RsELEY's AMSRiCAN CONFLtUT.-Ths ex
traordinAry sale OF this work ofrrs better induce
Oents 20 agents than m oct subscription books In.
creased eommiss lone aio wed, with privilege Of de
nscr'ng 10 old enbscribers. y. D. CASE CO.,
Publishers. Chicago, III. dsce-dia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

o. New Yeas's 1vs, ettAs pesiAenee eftAebsiaes
tatAa, :. Stokes, H6q rlsoeoas vallsy, 81 nev.
Jaoee CAelloa. HI. AkDDoT Y. oDEt0I9D, -
0I0e MELINDA D. oTOKD0.
On Dseenber s1st, q ths residence Of ~ bfi1es
mother, Rev. I. 4. Fuller o0eiattnR, JOHN ".
OAL, aad MISS SARAH HODGES, ID d this city.
At tie resideDee d the bside'o shss b this city
OF tflday. Jen. 1st 1soe, hy tAe Rev. Q. ". CoDe-
land. Mr.. TAYl0K =. BUCK, eftAs eity 70 MISS
ROWINA A. COL8.-No easdo,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

In Paris. the average sale per week Of ar
tiHcial eyes is four hundrsdi Unfortunate
sufferers But they might have most be-
witching locks and trsssss by using Tsb
belts Physiological Hair Rsgenerator II
never soils, restores white, gray and faded
hair, prevents ito falling of, AMI is Toilet
Idol. Sold everywhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

Tn carriers Of the DsnocsAf make their
bsw y their many psteoas this altssnesu,
and ss9ussts 10 70 return their thanks fos
lhs very cheerful and gsssesus rsespeien
given their ansual address.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
Notice in Bamkrmntcv.

THIS ls 10 GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i I'd day Of January, A. D., 1889. . warrant
in Bark-uptc, was Issued seainst the estate Of
Charles r. Fisi6er, IN the County Of Clinton and
rupt On bis osn petition. That The payment Of
any debts a,d delivery Of any property oelone-
ing TO such bankrupt, 10 him or fol his use, and
the trau,fe. Of ssy property bv him are forbid
den By law That . meeting Of the creditors Of
said bankfupa, 70 prove their debts and choose
holden 10 the city Of Davenport, before N. n.
Price. Rsg;smr on the 10th day Of February, 4.
D., 1853, . 10 o'clock, a. N.
q. ". CLARK,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

ORFERs HER STOCK OF MILLINERY GOODS
~ for sale st asaeri1ce. Wishine 70 retire non
business. we viii make 10 an object to Any person
Csn within 80 days ysu With 70 seeufe coed bar.
Unul that dine expires.
r:s.-cloak sSl Drsss making less q sAsrs
notice.
% 0roAy q. 0aveuporr
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

Deoley's Daklng Powder.
DooLsY's CnEMcA L .YnAsf BAkMe Pow.
Dea is unsqualsd for making light biscuits
rolls, buckwheat and ether cakes, etc.
ltrequires only TWO tsasposnsfull for .
ouart Of -four
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

" your druggist don't have il send Is Il
DR.. woleott, ITO Chatham square, New
York, and you will get pint Of Pain Paint
or six pints Of Annihilster, fres ef exprss,
charges
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

ksnanssa.-0o every body nov and call
On Sam Psrsy's fer holiday suit Of clothes.
Hs hes the best there 10 10 the city. and
ysu are satisfied With what you GET both 10
price and quality.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
WAN rs.

A GENTS wANTED.-s7s TO $50 per month. or
a Commssion from which twice that amount can
be made BY ceiling tho Latest Improved CoNx0x
HsSss FAsiLs SswfSs MAoaisg. Price $lo. For
Circ aafs and Tsrns address.
c. BOWERS CO.,
deco w9n $40 Sonth sd St. PhIladelphis
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
Enn Gala
Bank Notice.

ATT RESIDENCE ON BRADY STREET. FIRST
VI door above Reformed Church
dec3i c3ts A p. ICeE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
R>yal Beklnr Powder.

Light bread makes light hearts. Royal
Baking Powder does il. Ask yeur grocer
for Il, aud take no ether. Ills decided
improvement over any ether.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
Annual Meeting.

TuB REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
= Stockholders Of the Davenport 0avings Iastitu
ton. OF Davenport, 1swa, for the election Of
6oerd OF Control. will b held At the once Of tht
First National Bank. on Monday, tho eth day e
January next. at O'Clock r. n.
HUGO soHMlDT, Secretary.
Davenport. Dee fe-1eoAqoA Jan L.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02
AGENTS WANTED
.T0 .TRAvEa,

And cell an article needed By every businsss man b
She country. Agents realise net prent OF frsa
tio to $40 per day, cash In hand. Only few dol
lars necessary to start the busiuess. Address viii
stamp. W4STHRN PUBLICATION CO.,
Coraer ID md Perry streets.
aAnla IL naHnanorA Inaa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS
L OF tho Citiaens National Bana, viii be held at
their Ranking House. on Tuesday, January 18th
lee9. between the hears OF 10 A. N and r. n.
dscao-du &C CONKLtN, Cashier.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

RlRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
where the general bssisess sf the Company 4 trans
acted, aad = which al general cores spoa1snss
DIRECTORS.
Jay ceeke. Phila. =. 4. Rollins, Washiagt0
G. =. CLARK, fhiis. nssry D. Cooke. wasA.
=. 1atehiosd Starr. PAila. w. =. 0handlef. Wash.
Wa.0 Nssshssd. PAila. Jsha ,. Defrsss. wasA.
oes. =. Tyler, PAila. Bdva'd Dodge. Nswy0b.
J.HisetIsy Clark. Phils: =: 9. 1ahsestech. y. =.
ciAsD0 4. olAas. fhils6slpAia. Prssidsal
H@Ds ,. 0ssGs. WasAisstss. Vice Prssidsao.
JAs Csss., cAaisnas ylaanes asd Excessive -,
1n0sa ". ems. Phiia.. osesstasy asl Astssy.
3. .. TsaBD. WasAineles. Assistant sssese2y.
gAAsoo onD. =. v. Medical Dsfeeous.
!. 1vns 1laAn. n. p. AsGlsl nedieA DissaN
KplcAL ADvloonY BOARD.
!. I. d sssssss-0saesal, y. a., Vo6A.
r.J.ne .CAiss Medical Ds1assassa .. .. ~
DIV. -. 4. =. wasAissssa.
o0LlCfT0As AND ATT0AN1TA
W.. .. CnADaD. WasAinesse, D.e.
0sssss Aa.s. PhilsdsleAis, p.
TAis esspasy, Hasiessl II III character. sGIe,.Ss
as1 Msw 1sbiss. N sost dssiraSio nsans efiasSe
Is ~. q s,.s.s Ssss SS' ss.., r.1...1
als = avesa6ls - shs inssfe . tksss . - ~
Aassai eo.pes iss. nd avoid q! he ceaplIcsasas
.sderetaa1lap vheA he latter are g aDe = ssa6D
S.v.!a1 ~ ia attractive .ssl.s -. .0w pss.ae
sscssSisS : q SsSs!s. sssh . tSs isssslI -
Ieasg. 80 n..s1s 11nsn fsasss. 4 - Ses0as
=: Z s.s:s i:s e, e.. s
1ssio1 efe ~ yer. q sssssi inesne s0ssi > =
- eess. (le ~ esaS.l q - - = s. peilg. :
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

OA. kARDoLPn's Lsc7uRR A. O?a1A
Houss. " ~. .-.,sn>acy Of the
weather, last evening. ssd the various other
msstings, festivals AID rs-uniens held in
the city, there was not very large audience
present at ths Opera House. to bear
the eloquent Oeterosn; but those vino
were there we're treated 70 oae Of the most
vivid. clearly stated and unique psnoramss
Of travel it was ever our good fortune to
hear. In the life like sketches Of men and
things In the various places through which
be passed, you seemed to b there With
him:
10 London, with itsaristoeracy aud poverty;
in Psris, with her Louis Napoleon, to whose
genius hs paid high conplinsnt-her
Alex Dumas, Of whom he gave life like
portrait; Of the city Of Eousn, With its
statue Of that most "wondsrful Of women"
Joan Of Arc, "ths maid Of Orleans;" at
Malta, where he gave 6ns description Of
those Orders that in old times led the Csl-
saders against the Turks, stating that after
examining the ancient armor still kept
there, the average size would be too small
for an American Of the present day, show
ing that even physically ,hs race has not
dstsriorated; thence to Egypt with her
grand monuments, her hisroglypbics, her
history Of ancient civilization, in stone,
Thousands Of years ago thence to Alexan-
dria, whore he explained some stories con-
corning the A'exandrian Library thence
to Suez. where the children Of
Israel crossed thence to Jepps,
whore Jonah lived--and showed 10 the
whale slengsids the ship, offering sueh q
fine opening for young man )" thence to
jerusalem. sia Delarsss, the path that Jssua
trod to Mount Cslvary-ths ssck on which
hs leaned with fatigue % bis jesrasy - he
carried the esoss-ths foot print which va
left when he ssesnded from Mount Olive,
together with many ether intersst.
ing scenes. The dialogue between
Christ and the wandering Jew wss given
with very Ans eject.
In short, however ws might differ With
the lecturer 10 seae u his eenelusions, The
lecture itself. thepgh necessarily sooswhat
too didass and superficial, covering 20 much
ground, was (thsssh net aaaasi.lly) sue.
cess.
The Doctor spsaks again, q The 0pssa
HOUSE, On Sunday svssise. On "Ths Hu-
man Ssul, ~ Origin and Dsstiny."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-01-02

AnrsEnBxfs.-Freo an appsasaasse,
there 10 no hepe ef hsviage go tbsetsi.
eal company here this viatss. 1As 0pera
trsupss havs Deserted THE psstiss u ~
country. and - can heps IT, asthisg
ffen then.
Jsaausshssk ''playsd -" % %,
Bssth wssldn's cone, and Jss JsGssssa
hads's tine. So there 10 svssy pssspsst
Of . dsasth Of auussmsnts in the way si
Sossieu talent. One u The bsss ways ei
passing lsse vintss svsaiaes 10 10 the. o.
gsuix ssisn Of amateur dramatic association.
and csnsidsring the number u really 1rst
class reedsrs ~ have right here u The
city. Il is surprising that ws Do net hsvs
some assseiasisn sf THE hinS. II there
was, ws wsuld then bs indspssAsst Of I'll
The aansgers sxtast.