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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
RGS~ pIoiu unp 5aucY etnnen unp piqur @cts
3u % Gents. @bileS II. Gbeners.
113 SrudpRr.
9nr Na6ri6t fur Tor- 9abler.

n,pnb. bof Der itdbtifhe Gar. Collector o~ni6trIt6 in wcnia-
itsnS Sicr tdslidcn 3eitnu9en, unb smar 10 Eaae por rem,
I5tcn Stunt, betannt maiden fed, has or tdelt6 in Ieincr
rom I5tcn bic gum Soften SUM, ausidlieRli6 ,u Fem Srcd
onipcFeno ietr pirb, ppn allen tm r1ihttoen 0erfpnen Ben
san8cn ucsr Den bdLbst 9cras ibrer Stcutrn Al trbtbcn,
rno BON benz sciobIt %rperseneen Setraec 10 pGt. DiScrntp
gu erloubcn. Or Collector iru in gICi6cr @eiIe Is Saoe
vpr benz 15et 1e;ember in sleiher IEeife Radrttt oeten,
oas CT in Sen ubcu or9efubrtcn Stunosn in Isiner Sffct our
Gmpfarenobme ron Steurn bcreit Iti uub ;por Rom 15tcn
bs gum 3lltcu DECEMBER %irclutre, ron ecnsn bic Sdlfte
bercitS 6eSablt rprben III, uuo fol- oun bitron Gin &6Sus
Sph 10 ret. crloutt ptrbcn.
NuT cbt0cS 9teb rom 1len Sonuor 1855 Mid %te;iebene,
ma DC ib hermit bcfduht, boe tb in Der g~pacetcres Sffcc
in Ger gifts 6ou onipclenb icin iptrSe, unb spar ppm 15ten
bic ;ur Soften b. gPtS., tint in Der pben ouscSebtnen @5cilt
bic f6uj9en Stcuern IN GmDfan9 Su nCbmen.
SUItus 81. SpbGpn, 6. s 81.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
No. so Babe, 0isrtel unb aatel CASTS feinen

HAs VV VH'UtI Whit HHU uNItI 0leI5 tPlnen
tmpCrttrten 9rGnbie, inter i6nen son 9. Sumvbry.
Sulee S9btn II. &C., u. Seienat, Otarb, Oupsp Il. IS. "
quo SblS. tetnen alien g8biafe9 pom ben Mtountatns pa.
800 DO Glteu Q3bisteg pcn philadelphia.
8 9feifen impOrtUten S6ioam Sin.
30 Casts Slatberrq, GbeuY uno @inaer 9ranby.
40 8ela. tril8sn Cher unO 8spriOge5 aIe.
100 DO :. 5. 6lOdS anD Sirfpatrif5 Qiausrs.
100000 imYOrtirte 9rintipee @iearren.
40 Seste dtten alien 9Ort, @iabeira unS S6urp gBein.
400 SbIS. common fraB6lii@eu Sran6p, Sin u. gSbi5fey,
90 DO fine Ub &gyle 8ranpY,
300 SOren ". gSaro unS au6ere Sprten fabricirten 5obof
200 Sade gsio, 9usuira unO Sapa GafTse.
100 S6de Sati.
@relno Spss, 9epper, Singer, Rutmsss, Strain QsSocr
uno Spice, 9ipe5, GorOe5 uno ale SCrien @rappiu1 {6o.
par, ~93rappins 3pine, Sa5fcts, 5lprpr 0udetS' gSSSiS,no
unO 8reab SODA, Rdtbes, GpO Slid, Gboie, IIutttr nmS
@beele, ale S0rten Sbee mo GaHbles, OemiiObns. yS1In
boards. Snt, SlaGins, Sboe uno ScrubiRs 8ruIbes. ~
9taie, &eanS II. |. ~. gum 8erFauf sci 49,
% NJ. o.. Srre5 Il. g..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
80. Is. Selarue

ilbrt. iiei6 Elm srOsea Eager Oes befen 2ascrBisrs urp
Yprters betm Jap, psl8s5 sr ftiuen aee5rten afmS,r " ~
alien &beilcr Der Staot gum %bialslen Martprsiie frsi ins
SauS lief:rt, ~ -
3asIti@ nlaht bersISe ba8 seebrte puSlifum borouf AMI,
mcrfiant, baB ar Nr
ga9erbicr, die uub 9Vrter
FUR sSirtbibaften une gum Samilienge6raub ouf arof4,r
seio9eu fubrt, bic sr gu isber b~eIiebIstn 9uantit6t pbne mrii"
tne 9reieerbObuns iuS Saus a%blieferf.
Stteuun3sn, IN nsutm Store 7te StraBs ytOif6sn 8ruab
aRe Graes BntsIafeu, psroen 2lnftlidt a%uSaefibrt.
", e, 0slatUt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
80 M. o. SUncs IL. 6 O.,
I5te Stra6c, ,miI&en Mofn NM g.

l5ts Strnbr, 3wii6en Main uno Carp,
lin6 bic aaeinsen @sentc: I'M Staatc Sirsinia fur bic fol.
Genee SoT'ul9ltten Wbtsfcp, Soften, bic ale BON / lis 5
Sabr alt linb, ndnli6
Ut. u. Studrt's, beitiairt in 8odtripae Go.
George Sauts, reitiutrt in 8cd6rinoe 60.
SUhn Sdptcn's. reittairt in 8udbrioae Sc.
benrY Oldman's, peltiutrt in auauta 60.
George S%ar8uen, %peitiatrt in 3pdbripae So.
S. @rommea's grtra eagle, beRiQtrt in 0bi.
laOsIpbia, ga.
&uc SteIe &%biStepsS prter, ~beIcnberS ober ben BON n. 81
stuart, t0nnrn mir s8ieOerperfaRfern britenS e%npfe6Icn, Sa
mir o1Spn ~iberScu9t iinb, bas biefer WbiSfes uibt ootin
allen bier I'M NtatEte befnoIibeu g86isfeY's aIeibfpuut
lonoe'n %oielelbet an 9ute nod bel gSetcm l6erlriTt. gGir
iuGen ulitell etnen Brief eS 9rn. StuartS sci, poraus man
eriItHt, Dap hsrlslbS un8 Den aaeinisen 9erfauf leincs g8bis,
tepe %ubtrira9en bat. 9lub YOn BEN ibri9en berren fSnnten
MIR 9letbe Gontroete pubIiciren, baIten IS ie6otb FIR aenii.
9Sno, nur btcien etnen gu per0fenIihen. go
gStr Paben Ierne' auf Eager Die ~fplsenben Surte1 autsn
SShtetc9, ndnlib pon: s"'"
Deter Singer, d. 6. Sherman, 9. %. Sunrs.
s. y. Slime 8. 81. Slaf y, 3. &. Elad.
&uacaloOin, Spbn SrartOn unp Qnprre.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
@ariOn @iGe. @umpoante @erbe. 8ireou.

NtutIph JtlIIe'@ ouipdgnie Berbe. gireou.
Serr Inton Setbtrttne mar 70 freuroItb, bic
STEELE eireS g~8srbe-Sf63iers fur bic Raripn Rtfe-Gpm,
GUT bat, fMb elmer nit BEN beiten Si6Teu r]erfeteren Som.
paenie anSulblteBen, lit aeteten, f6 in Gctnem Stpre an
melesn. - @let6 nab Der Nufnobnie in Rt6mrnb wirb
frutsn mad benz Eager unsrteelblib ~bef6rScrt; bic Sfpntiir
ipirb i'm 9aaer o~beeliefcrt.
9m auftruse ptS Garitdns alb. 0pbrpd
&ntpn SeibcrIine.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
y . 8

BEL llnterjeihuetem ltrts frcunblide 3ims
unO quite SUls srbalttn. 4u6 Ile6en eipiae
3immer an ieOige 6erren su Sermiet6en BET
9Obu 81 arrbauen, Qgt.,
an 9iensg Ylgrtt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
Sir9inia'SGderet
oOR
Carl s. ~ lIIer

l6tt StraBe, ipiihen Wain unb Carr.
5n pteisr nen srri&ttten 9dderei ipirb ni6t alsiu gssis.
une Sbwnribrpe, lOnbern aud SUDDEN ie6tr grt. IfrfsP.
nulie um0 Burm~9ebfu6en 9s6afen. fsur GjeisGfSaft.r
ang S@ue Werren oalel6lt @9ramiprn unb feinsre !erten
biai9lt aussefubrt. N ~ "'""P'"
Die aus9sjet6neten gBurnls 0ebfu6en bie6r 95dsrri ons
2elImtttel pr Rtnoer befannt, ltno aud III BADEN Bel bs,
perm 5a!. : 8il8er! gbe. anmann unS Guuis 8ed an
59IrSaoliTaBs, BET Or O0tl6 an 3Ofetts, II. am StanS Der
oellrus an SroaOitr. 1rOb unb 9afwtrf leo n art 6rin.
paus. Is @ NpI IT '"0
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
Dftmif6tes.

Sn ben glsU gJorter Q~usRenunssn iaSsn
f6 lest Bhbi&e1 @aN&en iar 123 Ste. faItn.
Gin @aS@sn ioa an stnsm QFsnp $50 aema6t
nnN st~@9srr ST. fRF &aTs sssablt BADEN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
NSiroirin Rinr.@nmnnnnie

@ls 0isieniSen, teelGe etpaS an Die 9hialiebr br Sra
Ri1e.Gompaanis, CAPT. 4Rtllr, 'diden pOaen, ptrbm bier,
6ena1ri6E 6ab Sus: 9faT aQein a%utOriirt IN. pa6sIb,
~ g~mpfau9sn uu6 fpeiter az %5sf6roern. 49,
Sm Nanen Der @ompa1nie
BtIbeIm 9faff, S.ro.
Wa Dis 9absn rOsOsn Bel Serra 5stfrl8 am @Itfn
Rarft in Gmpfop8 s~sr0HIntn. "
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
aN@IAtMQfpm @Snntem-

.rsebene 2lniise, Dap meiue SommersgBirtSG6ef mir SER
l3Ieeelen ntlcn &nla9en CUR Inter baltuna oes guSlifsnrs
Ssrlspsn, a0m 9catl9en Gage as pisoer se6Tnet 1T. 8eloa-
no III ltee, q. i Darn;: unb falte Speifsn in orSsttr Nts..
pabl gu FHosH mo, lOpie aud @etrsnfe ieoer Dirt BON Ssifer
Gu@Ittat. Greunolbafliaif ;um sa6trti6en Selu1 Iab.s
'H Erieori6 &ed, Mat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06

YffBrere frsunOli8e 3immer,
tur leot9e Serren poer feline Gamilien raFeuo.
ltebsn biai9 gu 0srreutcn BET
s. M arrbouen am gteuen Warft,
ha SoaroerS fnpen nalsIblt bsauem eiuae-
rt6tete 3immer nno eiuen 9uten Slid.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
Gin N6b6en

Gin NGp6en
BON y Bic 20 Sobrcn miro ais Sertiuferiu in
elmer SGdcret eciu6t. Oos Ndbere lit in Der
Office D. 81. su %erfrngen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
81. 9. @tnrts

81. 81. Sturts
Sor3u9tt er SO btstsY.
Wtr fno Die stn5igen Gertdufrr btefes teriibm.
ten Wbistcp fir Den Stant Sirsiniru, uup CT.
LAUDER uns Die aufnertlamteit Der rr1p. gBtrtbe
unp @rocersbeiber auf pielen Is @cuate ulteu
gnrr Olo T9e BbtStep Su Irnten, sbs lc ibre
@tntaufe anprrpdrts MAIDEN.
gS M. 9. Spnrs II. Co,
10. Strase spiiGen Waiu II. Gars.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
@elandberein Nirninin-

@eiangcerein 8trainid.
Bon ben MitsIicoern oeS @cfouepereins 8iroiria puree
III lesttr Merchandising no6folQtnoer Se16luS ecfast:
Sel6lpGen, bag fur Die 9auer ctS 0e6snw6rtieen
&rtt9es FUR bic 6dntiIien Ser int 9ieniie ~fsbtn6en
Stuslieoer hes Seretns nod Sr6ften eelprgt peroen fol-.
Senepnte 6onttltsu itnb fretnbljhlt erlu6t in Setreff
oteies Sei4Iuhss itb CUR Belt an ben 8prltano ess Sereins
SI penptn. Der SGrfanb:
IS. Ronn.
Sb. 8anter.
g. Srauer.
Gni. 9fetfer.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
Scfammtmacbuuac


Die eut ndbtn f5nuen, perbsn ,lm gnfsrtiaen ron aPtIitdr.
8appen seiutt uro srbaltrn lpl&e lubnenSe unp paurrnb,
Stf@dftisune BEL Sr. Rp6.
.. StroBe, neten Der 91edanieS pail
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
DEM etehrten @ubIitum bic erRbenie @nSeiee, Sob Die
luterletdnettn on 8rOablroBe, Swilbsn ben 6tsn unb 7tea.
lin Slsmpntr9elbdft uno Sffnagcr rr6Tnet bobel, unS 6of
min in Den StanO 9eeBt ltno, ale @rbeien in Eupfsr, 9Ict
unO Giienbleh betsn3 HnO biaigit ausSufdhreH. I'm Sabl-
rCtbs AuftraSe Bitten Steder II. Bro,
Srpabitr. Sptlhen Der 6ten uno 7ttn,
neben Q. Steinlein'5 6ptsL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
9a6nn NmteI,
(9tahiOI8er Don DiscaYrear),
g G p1fer

5ts StraBe, Spti&en SrpaO unb Grace.
emPFe0It ltA cur anferttsuns aaer tn bielem @s-
l6aIt oorfcmmen6en Qrbetten unb 8eparaturen
uno 0erprt6t prCmpte unO biuise 9sbienuno.
nsA Oas @nmadeu BON @loden,ioeu tpirp
bei:enS ~bsIOrat.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
&ager6tcr SaGpm.
Irnnf SEfnne,s

8trt6l6aft unb 2asertier. Gallon,
@ouperncrfrnee, stpiIben Rain II. 6ronfIir.
flbrt Ntts bic better 2jquprs, gBeiuc, Giaarren nno aoo,r.
bier. Barre NH toIte Speifcn icber Dirt itno in rsiGGtrr
aueipdpl porrotbt9. Seocn Ntpreen ipirb Elm beIifafer
Gun6 aitSetra9tr, gu bent i%reunoIiblt upo re6t ,obIrcib
cinlabtt Frdnf g8 I'M 81,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
98ihtiae Nadri6t!

Den 6erren g8trtben, Grocery n6abrrn uno
Beiutrinftrn int Nuaemeinen Die @n3eiae, oae
ids lOeben cine neue Senoun9 fran,SFl6er unb
Nbein. 98eine erbalten babe, Die f6 pur6 @ate
unO Silt9teit aus5et6nen. s. Qtpps,
1874 8reaplrafe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
FRENCH MILLINERY.

~ q d NJ c - on
erIudt Tie beutItcn Samen 8ihmpnoS i6r wpblafprtirte5
Eager Won MiGineropooren, ME Sute, Sau6en, froni6tifc
Slnmeu, 86nccr &c. i'm @ugenl6tin iu uebmen uRb ibre gtf.
@u5rpabl su tre1en, So ibr Eager itbt rejdcr ais i ouege,
itattet ut. 6ute weroen nat bgm @einmad Der eceblIsn
8unoen auf5 idnelne uno btlli9le o%u50rfabrt.
no 9ie1e5 geihdit it jsoen SOnnobcno unb Spnnta9
sdhIpIen. R0bome Spn, so. 80 Niainar.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06
Neme 9BirtBibaft unO 9agerbter- Salon
BON s. s. uuo @6iIfpp Stetnmet,
Mn- 100 Nrnnhhrn6e
nsben .. ROienfeib'e GiQlrrenf

N.VtN =. NVTIUTtII . NINNIIIWTIV!t.
9isle oufe beite ein9eribtets 9Sirtbihaft 1T nit autsn
@rrdnteu unb @rfrtifun9en jcber 9Irt mOal S%erleben, uno
bpnsn pHrd 6UbEen rem nur 9ueH @cranfen uno aufmerf.
lame 9eoisnuug I'D cine redt 8ablrsjae 3uneiboft III Cs
perben 8. 9. UnO phil. SteinmeB.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06

gBirtRi6afts. &r6fnuna!
SN 'etGe etermit metncn 6reunpen Iutrte bem
9esertsn SubIttum an, oaB i'd tcute mrius aufs
S'esSntelfe neu etnaertbtete 0irtbf6oft,
Motnfra6e, swiIhcn cer item uuo 8ter
er0Hne' vs. rtro metn e%ifriaites Beltrr6sn Iein,
iopoa' our9 UfItanoiSeS 6altrn BON euten &C.
trahden. ais aud ourh freunrli6es Bepieuen
@NPs tntr Die @unlt oeS Yu6litums ,u er-
meteen une laSe Oager ju rr9t Sa9trsi6em 8r.
lu6e Elm.
oo@aftan9sSpa utb ~crgs6enIt
9btltpp 8ubp.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06

aae 9eitunecn bicirs Staatc5 babcn biefc Yrrclamotiuu
bret AioI 81 Scr6Tentli6en urb &ednInS baruber an baS
@rttntip. Qtrnremtnt sinsuisnNen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-06-06

WI. MetiePs
Ntuer ga 9erbterr Salon,
NO. OF gtatnltr. ipil6en Der IA. II. Is. Strase,
(irGbcr 6r. gppslims),
n0letef ltetS oaS bette 2~a9er5isr fcwir ~Iuufiae
Srfril6uu9en jeoer Dirt unp orn better SudlitGt
1u botrn iino, wirO Dem beutlden Uu5lifum 6e-
iten5 empfOblen unO label ,um Sriu6 FreruD.
tIPF eh Will. M tift
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

DsnocsArs OF Iowa :-You are requested 70
meet In ytur Annual CoGysnfinn this year under
peculiar ciscumssa.scse. II 10 not merely to nom.
inate Candidates for suAiasee Of The People, bat
70 take eognisanes Of transpirpg events, Affecting
the integrity Of the Union and the Constitution
q rights and Liberty Of the american people.
4 n armed rebellion which has assumed the
form Of . separate and independent Government
wrest these States BY force from the Union with
. view Of establishing new Confsdsraey.
While the integrity Of the Union 10 this men.
aced ct the South, the Federal Consultation il
being nulli6ed, the Federal Government subverted
and the personal liberties Of the people endan-
gsrsd By the ption and exercise Il arbitrary
power By executive funetionaries Of the Govern
ment, who not only assume tho exercise Of extra
ordinary acts Of Ixseutive power unwsnanted By
Law, but who also arrogate the functions Of Gov
ernmebt invested BY the Constitution in the 90
ordinate and independent branches Of the Fsde-
raj Government, and Who BY stretch or power
unknown to the Constitution have subjected the
judicial Department Of the Government to des-
potism Of Military force.
1t 10 under such circumstances Of impending
danger, invoking alike the Union Of these States,
Constitutionsl Government and the liberties Of
the people that the Democracy Of Iowa are re-
quested to meet in Convention 1t Desmoines on
the 10th day Of July next TO the take such action
on the State Of the Union and for the security
and protection Of the liberties Of the people =
uoy Oo u0vWou U0st W PhueeIv0 SuO OulOu II IL
integrity and the rights Of the people from sub.
lection to arbitrary power.
Also to nominate Candidates for the Offices Of
Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Judge Of the
Supreme Court Of Iowa, and to perform such
other duties may 20 the Convsntioa s5ea good
for the we'll being Of the country and Of the pso-
pie.
Tho appointment Of Delegates will be based mp
on the Democratic vote cast for the Democratic
Candidate for Governor in 1889, glazing TO each
county Delegate in Convention for every ono
hundred Of such votes cast in such county, and
for fraction Of hundred votes above fifty anoth-
Or Delegate.
Counties which did not poll moro than frac-
ton Of . hundred Democratic votes will be enti-
tied TO one delegate.
Voting by proxy 10 forbidden by ; vote Of former
Conventions.
The Convention will be called to order ut ten
o'clock A. N. Of tho day designated for il meet
ing.
purpose OF securing full and fair representation
OF the Democracy in the State Convention and
It Is earnestly suggested that Delegates be select
cd with reference TO the probability Of their win
ingness and ability to be in attendance.
ny order Of the State Executive Comrittec.
ID. A. MAHONY,
Chairman Pro tenn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE WIDE REPUTATION -h;ch n n.

THE WIDE REPUTATION which DR.. J. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters have attained during tho
past year. bespeaks its excellence in more forci-
Ole manner than any words which We can offer.
u renovatss, purifes and strengthens the system.
and aids the stomach in the performance Of ita
funotions. It is regarded on al sides q ssner-
e'gn specific, and, therefore, to procure it in the
best way, should be tho object Of the public. We
commend it with more than usu 81 seal and conf
dence, believing and knowing, a. We do, that Il
stands foremost among the many preparations Of
the day, for imparting strength viger and tone to
the system, possessing the curative powers for
all similar diseases arising from I disordered
stomach. In the most severe cases Of cr.mps.
d'arrh@s and weakness in the stomach, tho Bit
ters' have been rightly tested, AMI always with
the greatsst success.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally every
wnere. [jne93-d&wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

AT LAST.-A want long oppressed By the
public has at last bsen realised, and they now
have Sewing Machine which full , meets that
want, and does away sntirsly With the causes Of
complaint 20 frequent heretofore, and which, til
now have called in vain for remedy. The Ladd
webster Go. Sewing Machine avoids the faults
while It improves upon the COED poiats Of oil
osnss maehinss; il strong, durable. simple in con-
ssuct'on, easily understood BY the novice it,
esPecs'y Tor work within NO limit, whore sewing
can % done making tho tight lock stitch, alike
on oo'n noes OF the matsnal-uaking 10 under
side ridge 70 wear away, causing the stitch to
break perfect In its every WORKING. strong i. -
every working, strong in it, every part il il lust
the thing SO long needed BY Families, Dress ma
kerr, Closx makers, Tailors, Shoemaker. Csrria~e
tsinnsr', Or In any branch Of indastry where tie
fss'' o. the s'rosses sewing il required. -Los;s-
vills Josr~al.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

ThsAdvsrtissr. having bssa restored % heath
II afsv weeks BY very simple rsnsdy, after
having suffered several years with : severe luns
anectios, and that dread diseass, Cousunption-
- - anxious TO make known to his fsllow-sufsrers
the means of cure.
10 all who desire II, be will ssnd copy Of tie
prescription used (frss Of charge with the dirse-
uon ior preparing and using the same, which they
viii ma suss Cuas Sos CONSTIPATION, As.rnA.
nkosoH'sis, 80. The only object Or the adver
slssr IN sending thspressription il 70 benefit The
em'essd, AID spssad inlsmAtiea which 10 eos-
eevesso - lnvalasele, ana ~ hopss every ssasrsr
WI ny his remedy, - it win cost them nothing.
and may prove blessing.
farass wishiag the pssssripisa viii please ID
aress REV. EDWARD a. WILSON,
WilllAnGounsa,
ocsis-iyl Kings County, New Yea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

= psedses d. - As,e hall = ~
{. -: :: i; :: i Is: -:
q i've olspeeih So es.' let. =
~; 900, 90 is5sss tha ibs ~ 1kns
period of Lest yeos, and e2s, COX, 900 10
sxees q 1890. TIE exports Of spseis
tor the same period have bean "a, 0QO.-
600, 0o8pered With III, 100 900 =
1850. and Us. 100 900 in 1850. The
following comparison gjves the exports
q nesshapdise ard specie for tho ~
eleven months Of the year 1901:
rxrosys Ysou ~ van - rouauurrsen -
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Total merchan-
disc, ....$ls5.o5l,s 7s sl2,2ls,ss6 1888 oss $40
1t will be observed that the total i'm
portations show but very slight decrease
on the same period of 1860, and an in
crease on 1859; deducting, however,
S2s, 6ss,O00 for the imports Of specie, we
find the receipts Of merchandise to have
fallen off $29, 100000 as compared with
1860, and 100000 compared with
1850. The revenue from custom dnt;es
hes OF course decrease very largely from
this adverse course of business. and ga
pecislly during the last four months. The
following Is comparative summary Of
tho receipts from duties:
RECEIVED FOR CUSTOMS At rHE Poar OF
NEW YORK.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

The weak literature of the country Is
said to lie suffering badly in consequence
OF the war. 1t is reported that Bonner's
Ledger has fallen off 20 per cent. iu cir
culation. If Sylvanus Cobb wants to
write story to be read hereabouts, he
must have Parson Brownlow's daughter
tor bis heroine, and kill at least dozen
10 every chapter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

RUSSELL, correspondent Of the Lon.
don Times, 10 = letter from Peusacol.
aud Fort Piekens, dated May Is, says :
4 am sadly puzzled by the anomalous
ethics or metaphysics Of this singular
war, the preparations for which vary 40
esscntiAlly-it we're ! Elm to saw Judi
crousiy--from all ancient and modern
belligerent usages. Here We have an
important fortress. threatened with seige
tor the last sixty days, suffering the a.
sailants OF tho flag it defends to amass
battery upon battery, aud string the
Whole coast Of low hills opposite with
every variety Of apparatus for its own
devastation, without throwing = timely
shell to prevent their establishment.
There i : great sieai Of good sense in
this suggestion. NJ. Rossell i not the
only person in the world Who has Won
Ssted n the delay Of that timely ahell."
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AS the fiscal year now approaches it's
close, it may be interesting to present
the importations for the last eleven
months
FOREIGN IMPORTS AT NEW YORK yoR THE r,Rsr ~
MONTHS OF THE FISCAL YEAR.
1859. 1850. 1861.
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TOTAL entered
at the port.lO5,os5,Os3 $685., 1856 o., 2os, l43
Within from
warehouses l3,772,13l 16,427,793 81, 426, $50

warehouses l3,772,l3l 1s.427,7ss 35,426,5se
For the first FIVE months Of 1859, the
imports Of merchandise we're $lO4, $780,
900, and for the same period of 1860,
were $97, 800, 900 this year, however,
we find the receipts to have fallen to
7O,67O,OOO. In Janusry and February
the decrease was not SO marked, there
having then been scarcely time for the
war panic to produce its full effect; the
falling off in the three succeeding
months was, however, in larger ratio
than is shown by these figures. The
entries for warehousing have been
greatly in excess Of the usual proper
ton, and have exceeded the Withdrawals
by $s,0OO,OOO, which added to the
amount of goods in bond on January let
makes the total stock in warehouse at
as q goods 10 bond al June lst for or"
series Of years
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month 81, 7s1,1ss 3l5e,Seo, e0z 3l3S 1l9, ~
It will be seen that the exports Of
produce and merchandise for the eleven
months exceed those Of last year BY
~. 900, 600, and Of 1859, By the extra
ordinary increase Of 600. OO0. 900. This
10 one Of the most extraordinary fuotu-
ations in the history Of our commerce !;
and it, favorable effect en- our interna-
;ional exchanges has come most oppor-
timely ct the time Of our national
troubles.-U. g. Ec0n0mist.
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-
Tn 0asstls psoposss - prove 49,
- Pseside4 n and - bsea sctisg a'l
y vhils ! accord kee with The strict
q s'. ksiag sss Istsst ofshs con'si'
tut|0n. We have hot 10 least objec-
tions, but would suggest that Il vosId Be
ven for the Gssstss to get constitution
ally right itself bston i goss ~ tinker.
ing about the rights Of the President
SUs1BsMoN. 1.-The Nv York Obsss.
Ter d Enq~i,sv, Col. James Watsos
webbas paper. ssasss - exist - The lss
Of July next. 1t hes been boughs in BY
the N. Y. World. The Courier and
Enquirer 10 IN instution of many years
standing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
Total lin ssl ,ss5,s7o s5,ss7 $40 2

The exnort moveuan. IN, n-..~s,s .
nyniy satlsiactory aspect. The ship
ments OF produce continue tn he On an
extraord;narv ...i. 1870 Is.r,. {"
sca'e, neaTiy 0OuOhng
tnose OF the two last years. Tho exports
of specie are quite nominal. he;n0 orlv
A1oe ono for H. .,..S.. - NJ Ss"s ou'!
IS, 529. 900 for the ..me : tine - sf {ono
and Sl7, 335. 900 in 1870 m. collo.
mo fionroe n;vo a. O '.'o"'
~ ths 80. sv0 ."s export movement
- '"0 past 'ooosn: