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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE or iowa. &C..
70 Timothy Nealon and -- Nealon h;s

scorr Cous1r. 90
70 Timothy Nsalen and 49, Nealon his
wife.
Siss You are hereby nosiAed that
there IL now "a de ia the emss o. tho clerk
Of the District Court. for Scott Csustv.
State Of lswa. . petition Of Anna Psskcr.
claiming Of Jon ihs said 'Timoshy Nealsn.
The sum Of two hundred and twenty. Ave
dsllats, due On promissesy note, scuted
b. you. 10 her Of date April 320d 106l. sad
also claim - sgainst both q you the fore.
closure Of . certain mortgage executed By
you the said Timothy NeAlon 10 her 10
sseure the pay ment efsaid note % The fol-
lcsing real estate lyirg in Scett county
Stste Of Iowa, to wit Lot No. twelve (l2)
in block No. one ~ In Parksr's addition.
to the City Of Davenport. And that unless
you appear and defend thereto on or before
noon q the second day cf the next term o.
the said Court 10 be begun aud heldsn on
The 0rst Monday Of May. 1869. , eur dslaults
viii b entered Of record, and judgements
rendered sgaips. you in accofdsses With
the prayer Of Petitioner.
ANNA PARHFR.
By DAvlSONA True.
nsfl-dlS hss Att6secyo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12
TnE Philadelphia Age says: Taking

TnE Philadelphia Age says: Taking
1t altogether, as the uttcrance Of a Pfesi-
dent not elected by the constitutional party,
aud put forward by the enemies Of free
constitutional government, TO enable them
70 tide over an election, we think they have
more reason TO be discontented with tho
inaugural that We have. The President
asks the prayers Of the nation TO Almighty
God, and che Efforts Of every ci,izso. fer
the csusntiag Of . happy 4ssisa sf The
States. Ne hninAs iastsuosnscaa b more
sdssesal y shst end than 0snsral Grant
kiosslf. Al that 30 does towards IL vul
rsesivs fair eenstructien aod farthsraass
ftsa -, and ~ believe, from the great
hsdy efths DsuossaGis party"
Asd sueh ~ believe 20 b the coAslu.
sieas Of the Dsmsesaey The essntry evss.,
Ous esontrv 10 not In = psstsas seaes 81
health; In mssy respects Il u ssefsSn it.
Il Is in need Of most careful msnag cement
needs the hearty aid Of the entire house
hold, and ouiy BY that cid can the greatest
best results Be secured. Let ~ hope for
the best. Oar Prssident--should be prove
good or bad-is President nevertheless.
In all matters let nc not look 70 the Prssi.
dent, but to the country and its real
welfare.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12
BULLS NARsAPARILLA.
A good Reason for the CapraIM's
Faith.

:" O6VOA - SSo0V9 bOE INC ~ ptNbA -
Faith.
RSAD THE CAPTAINS LETTER, AND THE
LETTER FROM HIS MOTHER.
Benton Barracks. No., April 80, 1856,
On. Jonx BuLL-Dsar Sir: knowing the Of
aeency of your sarsaparilla. and the healing
and benacial qualities il possesses. send you
the following statement Of ny case:
Wa wsundsd sbe1t I've years age-wss Ia
ken prisossr and can6sd for sixteen nonths.-
Being moved 20 often that my wounds have 10
healed yst. havs ast Get sp moment since
was wounded. An shot through the hipe.-
Ny general health y impaired, and need some
thing - assist sstuss. l have more faiti in
ysur Sarsaparills than II any thing else.
wish Inst thas h geasins. Please express ne
half . dozen Bottles and sblige.
Carr. .. r. Joaxsox. 81. Louis. No.
I. r. s.-Ths fslsvisg vas written April %.
less, By Nfs. Jsnsts Jshsssn. mother Of Capt.
Jehnson:
On. Bsll--Dsar Str: NY Husband, Dr.. o.
jshssss, ~ skillfui surgeon ind physisiaa il
Central New Ysrk. whore hs died, lsavisg the
abovs O. p. Joassoa 70 my care. Al thirsssa
years Of age hs haa chronic dissrhea and
serofula. for which gave him our Sarsaparil-
.. II evMS NM. have fer ten vssrs recon-
nsndsd Is 10 nanv in Central New York. Ohio
aad Iswa, for scrofala. fever sores and gsssral
debility, Perfect success 49, aateadsd il Tbs
cures elected IN ssDs sosss Of ssrsfala and fever
ores were almost miraculous. an very anx-
ious for ~ ssa ~ sgaiA have sseou0 - your
SsfsapaSiila. Hs = fssrfsi Of gsstise aspufisus
article. homes Ais writing 70 ysa for Il. His
vsands ars terrible, but bslisvs hs will rsssv.
q. Respectfully
Jnxnls JoaReoa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

A NAE recently appeared in Ksntueky
town attired in the simple costume Of .
straw hat and belt, carrying bundle con.
tein'ng bis purse and pecket-csmb uncsr
his arm.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

DoGroth'o Electric On.
D-E-l055-O.
This Oil 10 the only Remedy In the world for
ehe cure Of Rhsumats0. Toothache. Deseases, Hsad-
scAe, Cramps, ecrofula, riles. Sprains, nxuises.
Durns. Neuralgia and all diseases sore and panfal
Depot no Jayns Street, Philadelphia. Price 90
ets., and q per Bottle. For sale all Druggists aDd
Dealers. @. Ds0RATH. PfupriGeor.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

The practical test Of ar exDsdenes d over forty
ysass. and circulation In svesy part 81 ihe gob.,
has thoroughly proved b. a. TAhn00toclx'o
ver1mifugeto b fsaedy for worms which
strictly combines safety and encaey. II has long
b regarded with favor and confidence BY large
bsdy Of the rsgulss medical profession. ~ ne
psraton unsurpassed By aay. and 4 daily prsscrib
ed By the most eminent physicians throughout the
United States and Canadas. We know Of NO pro-
pristary article which has cvss been used By then
to the SANE fsStsut: Tkss csrttAeatse have been
freely sives,--in many instances Voluntarily and
unsolicited.
Great caution INST b used b svsry puschasef 70
be bic own judgo in one ssasss ard to examine
svsry bottle no buys Of It. The sinpls nans Of
FAssHsroU 10 not sufncient He nust look closely
and carefully to see that the initials are II. ~.
dHuRgiaia keen Il for eale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

wuL all those afflicted with Cough 81 CousuSa piisss
read he folio wing, and learn the vAias OF
Aliens Lung Bal5am !.

<Al1OA = <ttAho
What tho Doctors Say.
Amos wcolls NJ. d.. Of koseinscc eoahty, Ind,
sayss FOR three years past have used AlLsss
ssiisaei there Is better msdoiae toE lana dissa
ses Ia use"
Isaac n, persn. N D., Of Logan 90, o, says,
"AlLss's Lrss bALsAs not only cole rapidly, hut
gies perfect ssIisfAetion Ia every ease ~ithin my
knowledge. Hasiag eondtepce 10 II, aud knowing
lhattpo sessss valuable aedicina properties. nee
" pse II In nv daily pr etice, aud Nth unbounded
A. an expeeierAnt. u 10 most certainly far
ahead of any pFepssAtisn have ever yet known"
Nathaniel hsrrts y, u of Middle bury. W. says'
edA sgsn for the 81 eli disease Of the Throat
Bronchial Tubes. and the Lunss."
pr. Lloyd, OF ohio, susgcvn In the Army 1sring
IL aye. i NAM = 1sisansy i ssgiss slss il .ss
y the ess o. ycaI Lsss ssisAa that an nov shvs
d.. TcsSss, Of 1issssd. ssy,. ~ rsssunsad
Coaghs, sn1 u 6lyae 01slAstiea"
49, rs.s 49, z =; 10y !. $500 ss,s e
lysssssS ss!sss s:!sf ~ esAss nslssa: .i ss.s
ss.i. oA,e. 1ss sais y I'll DrssElsss. scssA4ws.
Cristadoro Has Thrown
The Great Kuropeaa Cks0est into the ehads. He
rs accomplished Whist thsy havs ssssysd 10 vais.
HAIB DYE CHANGES
Isa moment Red. Gray or White Hair. TO Black
q Brown, that Nature cannot transsnd.
ORlsTADoRO'D nAlR PRnsRRvAr1vB.
Marx the particulars In which the superiority OF
this preparation consists Flint II prevents the
hair from fallin, oat: second. It stimulates the
vegetable power ofths roots third II prevents the
formation Of seusf anl daaAruR: foarth, II mpsrtsa
wsvy earl 70 straisAs hsir ami. II prevents gray
nsss sixth, Il csnfess ssilky luatre On every tress;
seve nth, II renders the hair % flexible that H. lies
smoothly In any fequisvd direction eighth, u 70.
wives The torpid ves1e cfths scalp and stimulates
them to reproduction
sold - Druggists and applied BY oil Hair Dfse-
eers. Maaufactosy No. - Maiden LAns. 1rieci-
- n 4 ASN0p HDuua.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

On. JOIN BuLL-Dsar Sir: have recently
gwen your "Worm Destroyer" several trials
and find II wonderfully s1icacious. II has not
failed in single instance to have the wished fer
effect. ! am doing pretty large country prac-
tice, and have daily use for some article Of the
kind I'm free TO confess that I bnew Of NO
-smedy recommended By the ablest authors that
10 % certain and speedy in its e6ects. On the
contrary they are uncertain in the extreme. Ny
object in writing ron 10 TO find cut upon what
terms can get the medicine directly frem you.
lesn get IL upon easy terms, I shall uss .
great deal Of Il. | - aware that the use OF
sueh articles 10 contrary - The tssehings and
practice Of great majority Of the regular line Of
A.D.'s. but see no just cause or good sense In
discardtng remedy which - know u be eli
Client. simply because " may BE- ignorant Of its
combustion. For my part, shall make iss
rule to uss all and any means to alleviate suffer.
ing humanity which may be able 10 command
not hesitating because soras one more ingenious
than myself may have lsarned it, Effects first. and
secured the sole right to secure that knowledge.
However, AN BY no means an advocate or sup
porter Of the theus ands Of worthless Aestrums
that food the country, thas purport to cure a
manner Of disease TO which human 6esh 10 heir.
Please reply seen. and inform me q your best
terms. lam, SIR, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, NJ D.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

The most suceessfs1 msdcinss In the world. Ned,
ical men. clergynep. philAsthropists, all acknow-
edge they ars performing wonderful effects in eascs
ofphysical weakness bilious secrstions, dyspspeia,
ioss ofappetite diseases Of liver aAd skin. Mot
fats Life Pills are the best Cathartic and Blood pur
der offered to the public. They cleanse tho system
from all impurity and never grps the bowels. ySold
by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

What every fourth person needs
Il some convenient. agreeable and prompt remedy
Tor Habitual Costiveress. ~ would sdvise al those
who are troubled with Dyspcpsia. Costivsnces.
Piles, Biliouencss, Headache. or any form Of Indi
e. .tion to uee pn HAEnascx's PzRnrALnc lc1Exoss
EA,suA HrSnserox, II D.. s.iieutenant Governor
OF Msssaehusssss. They ar pleasant 70 the taste
and never require increase 81 dose to perfect cure
For sails oy J. .. HARRISON . CO., Proprietoss,
Ne: Tss1S,t TenIss. Asstse, "a y ell Drus.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

The New York Tmp ssys in ths extra.
ordinary horsnsus which NJ. Mcclure, Of
Philadelphia, delivered 70 General Grant. .
few days ego. he said:
II venture . aIpssi = tvs - % give
place in shs Oabl0ss - aay enc 81 che class
Of men undsssssel % - sobssesd IL the'
list from which Il 10 sisted yea will make
your sslsction. ! mean msa 81 the tyre Of
George u. Stuart add Mr. Beris. beg Of
yss net TO make the appointwent ftsm that
GLASS Of mon. They have no sympsthy
whatever With shs acslvs Rspuelieass 81 to
State They Asss no knowledge Of Ger
people. ssd shs appsississas Of any Of them,
sad The dispsusiag ~ she passsoass Of the
State BY then, weslA cause che utter ruin
Of the party 10 the ssnlag canvass.
eosia aPpseI . vss ass . aSpeans men Of
thia elses."
II Il not terrible . think that 10 The face
Of these appeals, Psssidsst Grant be- actu-
ally appointed % . place in she Cabinet
enc Of The very mss whom NJ. Mcclure
told him muAt - exsludsdf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12
BAToH1Io1is 1AIR DYE.

BATOH1Go0fo EAR DYE.
ThisspleAdil Hair - 10 the best the wosld
the only true ~ pssebst Dye; Aaralsss. reliable,
nstantaneous; - disappointment: no ridiculous
ints remedies ~ ~ effects Of bad dyes; invigoratcs
and leaves the HalSeo and beautiful. brown
eold by al DrnqIlsts and Psrfnmers: - properly
applied at BateholDr'e Wig FACTORY, No. ~ BondSt.,
New York. MN d&W1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

Satisfaction, and the house Sosuned it,
business.
Tns Nsw York Tribune says Of Gen.
Goa "Dsfsrs shis. however, in difference
70 the universal demand Of the soldiers for
recognition in the pol,ticsi field. and their
gsnrsi concurrence in Ohio in putting Gen
Csx forward - their representative. be had
been nominated BY the Republican party "a
their candidate for governor. II waa now
found that the war had wrought . very
CONFIDENTLY change 10 hls political viswa
Some Of bic old Obsglin frissd, hearing Of
this. resolved 70 satisfy themselves, asd
accordingly addressed him . letter pro
pounding certain inquiries, concerning HE
vis~sof the negro problem. aud particular
~ Of negro suffrage. With promptness
that gave rise 70 the superstition that hs
had been hoping for sotnc such opportuni-
~, he replied ina long, polished, and
scholarly letter. tho effect Of which WIS to
produce some encouragement IN tho party
and 10 cause him to run behind his ticket.
He opposed negro suffrage, and held tha,
the fecl,ng Of che soldiers who had secured
che freedom Of the blacks vas such that
they would refuss to tolerate their full
franehiscment. 1hsse. however, he took
ear. ~ ,.v v.r. ~. ;n.iiv,dn.l 80. H.,
sh.v var. hsld 9Th arch ,.r..;,v .hst
twc yssrs later. when .s,umplos' The ste,e
for his suocsssor, Gov. Hay %, m the plat
fSro Of The ameudmsat 70 the state ceassi-
sutton, ssnssiosise sse,s suffrage, hs %.
still uawi'hng - az saythtss IN il favor.
ana o.nnnsd himself - sss d'ssussisa Of
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fss slender lvine:
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ses; seia n.rnsss, eleeass'y dressed driver.
ana .oasmso 70 match. mas veur Senator.
we sne nev. ~. nef!an. u would not BE-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

0aANr 10 10 po~sS after I'll. On Saturday
The Resoassrsesisn Csmoitss nat. With .
full determination to report against the
0serGia ss'sbsss nov ooespying: ssats 10
the House. 0sass visited tss Capitol, bad
special intsrvisv with Boutwell, sod
Bingham. which rssulssd ID . complete
chicago Of base On the part Of the Reoons
struction ConmiWes, and determination
70 let Georgia alon So much for Grant.
thus far. Nov. Gs,sral, give 10 few
more touches ofconservatism, and you will
sntitle yourself 70 the gratitude Of the
masses Il The peopls, Il not Of tho intoler-
ant leaders Of tho radical party
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12
SPEClAl NOTICES,
THE GREATEST
MEDICAL
u l. e S 8 / N q

MEDICAL
u l. e s g / N q
OF THE AGE!
DR. KRNNEDys RHEUMATIC AND NEURAL
GA DissOivKNr.
II EADkR. you may conslder this sort OF spre I'D
~ eagle heading. but mean every word Of u. I
aAvs sEsx rasas. When your System 10 fasksd with
RuEUMATlC
pain and ron cannot svsa turn yourself In he'd. Of
sitting In chair you nust cit SD safer, In the
morning wishing 1t was night, and ct night wishing
twas morning: When you have the
NEURALGIA
when vesey nerve In your beins 10 lie the sting Of
} wasp. sieculalin9 Ne most vsass>sss and bot
poison srosnl yess han end dstvjsg sou 10 the
'sry verge Of nadnsss. when yeu have the
OCaATfCA.
thst have inst got through With, that most swfu
nest heart withsssaG. nost strength dsstroyisg.
nost spit bssakiss ana mind weak sniss of oil ne
iises'es that can sniict our poor huna an nature
when yss Aavs The
LUM0A0O.
y,ng and wr'Aisg n asssy and pain. unable to tarn
yourself ID BED, ana every movement will 70 your
heart Ike knife now tell me, II relief and curs
Of any OF these diseases In few days, 10 not tho
Gressst Medical Bsss.g Of the age .ts % what 10,
You will take table spoonful AID three spoon.
Inls OF water three tinses II day and in few days
svery particle OF Rheumatic and Neuragic pain viii
be dissolved and pass on by the Kidneye
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Rox bury
Mase Price 81 30.
For sale by Stevenson = CarnahAn. Il. =. BAliofd.
and Harrison 4 Starks. feb25-d&w
MANHOOD. -Anethsf new Medical Pamphlet
III rom the psn Of DR.. Curtis. The Medical
Times" eaye Of this work: This valuable treatise
on the cause and cure Of premature decline shows
how health lie impaired through secret abuses Of
youth and manhood. and how easily regairsd. II
gives clear synopsis ct the impediments 10 mar.
riaee the csase asd elDsets Of nervous debility and
The remedies therefor" pocket edition OF the
above will he forwarded receipt Of Is cents, by
add reesne Dr. Curtis. No. % North Charleston g.,
Nd. frh1a-d1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

Washington dispatch to the New York
San (Rsd. says: who is Bors ! This
was the main inquiry. Tho republicans
seemed unable to auswer tho question:
Every body seemed At ga on this point
Finally, Judge George W. Woodward,
democratic representative from Luzerns
county. get the door, and said As 70 the
secretary Of the navy, . more consecutive
o. respectable citizen wa nss 10 b found
10 Psnnsylvania. This sseused . give
satisfaction, aud the house resumed its
busiueaa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

pefSu ma on m0FS EAv0fAbS Sef06.
COLE MANUFACTURER or JuL8s HAUBlv
y 1au Lastfals Hsif ReStoser. Hsa Dfvlss - We
nus Peseian Or Chinese Powder, Vegetable LIQUID
mar Dye. Carlfae FIsid, Kstkari0n, Depiliiory
Powder. Tooth Soap, Shaving Gre am, Hfp0naecous
Comps anda. Lily White. 10 fS this valuable Uint-
neut 10 cficacieus IN soetening and Watching the
ska. and removing pIm pies from the fscs. Bsfseies
for cleansing nd promoting the growth ofths Aais
EXTBACcA. ClDa.OGNEA.
rem 4 Dies, FAME SOAPS.
ny goods can b. equaled, but shall pot b sur
, e6ed BY thoee Of any n her DaaafsetuSefp-
and ebts!asd Al most Of Druggists and Fancy Oopds
rea1eOs NSV1fA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12
No ExCnae

For Gray Hair, dsndrufl, or badness They can
oil be prevented cured BY using Woods Improsed
hair Restorative. We mean What We say aud cm
prove. Sold BY Dvuggists asd BARRIERS.
Price u per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12
EXTRA SPECIAL NOTICE

bbeWa1eoy Counte rfettai SmfthV Tonic Syrup hA9
ssnoun terfeitsd and the eouutssfeitsr hssusht &c
grief.
Smiths Tonic Syrup
pTAs ssaslns article nsa Aavs ". Jshs Bpls pri,
vate Stomp ON each bottle. Dr. John Ball oaiy lns
tlo right 70 manufacture ana tell the oreina! JOAn
we'll the label on each bottle. II my privats stamp
not m the bottle, do not parchase or yOa will be
deceived. See my column advertisement, and ny
show card. will prosecute any ons infringing On
NJ right. The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup can
only b. prepared by myself.
The public's eervant,
Louisville. Kv, DIR. JOHN BULL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12
BULLS w \ DESTROYER


re NJ Unlsed states aaA WerlA.
wide Readers |
Asvs received many tsssi asnials ffen pro
fsssional and medical msn, - ny Alnanacs ard
various publications have shown. oil Of which
azs esnuins. The following latter from highly
educated saA popular physician il Georgia, 10
certainly enc 81 The NEST sensible conmunics-
tisns have ever resolved Dr.. Clement knsws
sxassly What b. speaks Of. and his testimony
deserves TO be written in letters u gold. Hear
what the Doctor ssys Of BULLS WORN DE-
STROYER:
vnLAxow, wALksa CosxfY. Ga,
Jsne 2eth. 1865.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-12

GssEHAL GsAxr's opinion Of what ere
termed "Unienis,s" in the South 10 that
they ere, as general thiss, mere troubles
ssms than those Who engaged, heart asd
seal. IL the rebellion. He has, thsesfers.
saegsstsd . The military e6scss in cen.
msnd y Texas. that special attention Should
. given to districts whore these "troe1v
Isir' snss ~ "a shs aajsnty.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-03

CooLIE SLAVE TRADE.-The steamer from
China last month brought to San Francisco
1850 Coolies. to be forwarded to Chicago by
railroad and thence South, to work on planta-
tons. One Chicago firm has contracted for
$4,000 Coolies for the Southern cotton, sugar
and tobacco fields-to take the place of the
former negro slaves. Another practical effect
Of the splendid manner in which the Govern.
ment is being run agreeabIy to the Impartial
Suffrage, Negro Equality, and Civil Rights
platform. To enslave negro is most sinful
to work Coolies as slaves is pro6table-and
therefore, eminently proper.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-03
JOHN C. KEENAN, dropped dead, May Soth'

JOHN C. KEENAN, dropped dead, May Sotn'
while ascending the stairs in his own dwel'os
in San Francisco. He had just come IN lro'l'
his business place in usual cheerful spirits
Keenan, was widely known on the Pacific coast
We first hear Of him as MEMBER u 'uo
Kentucky cavalry in the war with Mexico ne
came to California in lS49, for several years
kept the noted Fashion House in Sacramento
afterwards kept the finest saloon in Victoria
British Columbia, and lastly, similar estao-
lshment on Montgomery street, San Francisco
He had been successively Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department of Sacramento, and also
Of Victoria, was member of the Masonic,
Odd Fellows, and other societies, and was
much respected by all who knew him. He was
about 80 years old. and native of Ireland
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-03

PREsENrATIoN.-At the reunion of the |.
o. o. F., ut Salem, Oregon, after the session
of the Grand Lodge had closed, May 18th, DIR.
Loryea, for the members of the Grand Lodge,
presented to P. G. NJ Silas J. Day, fine heavy
Howard gold watch and chain. as token OF
their personal esteem, and the mannerin which
he has performed his official duties within the
past wear. The watch cost 1925 in coin.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-03

GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN.-This worldwide
celebrity arrived in San Francisco, May 18TH
by railroad from the Atlantic side, and seems
to have been kept occupied in speech-making
and lionizng processes down to the latest dates
from that city. We learn that he intends to
visit Nevada. Oregon, and Idaho, before he
returns eastward. Hope he will visit this
BASIN.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-03

NOTABLE DEATH.-Jacob L. Bowman, who
wrote humorous articles under the signature
of Hans Patrick LIE Conner, died at the Sis
ters' Hospital, in St Louis. Missouri, May l4th.
Too much brain work and grief over the death
died raving maniac. He leaves a widow and
one child in Decatur, Illinois.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-03

TRADE REGCIATION.-Al the principal
merchants of San Francisco give notice in the
city papers that ION and after May 18th. silver
to the amount of ten dollars emily will be re.
ceived, at par, in payment of accounts"