davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
cgesuble life .7sedic5Mes

CstN~s' - - - -
are well known to be infalibic.
peDsid by tnoio ighiy cleansing he frs F. and
second stomach ) ana creating aio w G; pure ,hcal.
thy bile, Instead oil tho stale and aerld kiEd
tlatuj.ncy, loss Of appetite, hear burn headache
rest.s- ness, II temp. ANXIETY, anguor and ne.
tneloiy, which Ire tae general -ymPiom' .! bJs-
eep-ia, wal ya.isn, natural consequence %
rs cure.
tosttr.nt.y, by cle,nsin- tho whele length 81
TIE intes,ines with solvent process. AMI withoui
violence; all violent futees ietVe the bowels cos
tive within two days.
fesers 0. AL Kinds, by restoring the blood to a
rcEuiar circulation, through the process ol resp.T
,tlnn IA such eases, aud tAe tn oroaga solution Of
ali tnte stil.;.i obstruction ~ "t4trs.
Tie lie u, teines have bcca known q euret
hhan,at,sa, permanently IL ;hreo week :, and 20"
IN hail tina tune, by removing ,ocai ihi hiilatloi
from the muscles an igamei.ts u the ioints.
Lropsie3 Of al K nds, ~ freeing ani strength
,niug the kiuueys and otadter; thti "peratt
most delightfully."- on these Important organs, an
a.uce Aatc ever beeu iouna = CERTAIN .cncdy
Tor The worst cases II GrGrd.
Also !: arms. by ds.odslus from the tlrn!ng'
i the bowels thc >liny matter q winch thes'
:re3 jurcs aItcre.
.>carry cers aud hareterate sores, ty the PET
feet purify nhich these hi b Mi-DiolNh7 give
10 the blood ana ali huInars.
.Scort MIC Lrotteo.% AMI BAn COMPLICATIONS, !
cir alteruate elect upon the fluids that l;ed ln>
KAN, aud sdiiow, clauIy All tshLr oi~aGie iable
c,n..leAions.
In, use OF these Pills for very short time will
effect tie onilfu care ui Htt HbeHnt, ana .lrklu4
ttnitFa.elAt44. IN tae CiearliesS at t..e si.iu.
Common oe..as aat injtnen1d VIII arrays be
.ufe.l = re. j s. oftrp IA ne $ .sst S. -.
ide,-Ine or anal prvroprieto Fl taesa Nedi
INES was cure 81 iles oi 81 years st4nIhs BY
The use .; the LIFE s.EDlCIAk. alone,
f.rcc .d .-gee ~ til, -coaia1ee' the "es
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

Il ; Et'> i-AL ~ ncrcIs, On the 2,t.i
dave April. A. D., l,5s, James tiacsitltt..h
aud Melissa j, VI chiuto-h, his wife, d scot
county. in tho state III Iowa, executed un.o Geo
i. .f.,rut. a. trustee, ccrtala Deea ~ Tfu-I,
conv yIns to sad trustee the trac' of land III IA
county CI scott and STATE At lowa, described Is
toll vs., to-wit: tart # sect N twenty >iA
-, township seventh ergnt - mort. 81 rang
threo east -. the 9th principal ..i.filian, d. 4
in the city 81 .tayenl9d, II r. rartic..l4lly a.
s.nacd ( T. lu'ss, tp.nlt: Re.auniug ~ Il Yait.t
eighty 80 iect due west :fom the Uar,h west
ersuei - block ~. twenty 70, in .id.Aea Macn-
tuto-t- iLtrt ad,. tim - ST c.'T .. davenport
hence vi fhr,e nun fred and ;wcaly 3z0J leol
t. the est in ol ~ c,iCtn AseIue p9cn,Atend-
81 thence dae north .tyu- "a, In 81 sd.d
" cste5 avenue wien txte!.ieI three hui dre.i
ind seventy (JII Zee. aud eleven tll)
incaeS to tho rotth-wtst rDef OF sad tract
thoece east along south side % E.cycuih streef
thren hGadr,d and t"ent, 80 feet d the north
tast o1rntf If All traet; thence south avn.
west ssdc 81 scott street when extended tire,
hdndi ed an seventy sever ,o.1 feet an. eleven
~ tuenes tote piic, u beginning, Containing
h0h,..ea aud twenty Thousand "tne huna!eo
aud Unity threc aai oAe-taitd 1905 u square
feet ol ground wticA saia Conveyance vas made
or the FUrpese o. securing TIC payment vi eleven
troI soy aotcs. signed ~ Toe sal james ailci
mi n, and ocaIIns evcn date with sait Deed ~
IIu,t, one OF sAld lpieS beng for tie plncunI
sam o. sixteen huhdrei dollars, payable IL five
wears itutl tne t1tc lhtfeU. dHl ten UtAGr OF
notes being ioI the sum oi Il thiy dollars each the
halt youiy Interest o. SAID iiiEcii. sum. ali o.
which sa, notes nos tie property 0i thu t5er-
chants Bank Ct the ely ot bosto II. And whvlc-
IS, tour 81 the said interest nots have become
duo aud payable ani tic said Mncka.tosh ha
tailed 10 4Ay tle sumo, aai has .alied $50 IT, pay
The tasea "a the ~rahteti promises ~ 81, pua ed il
SAID ueei ot trasi. Now, there ore, l. Geo,rc.
y. s,arge 1T, trustee a aforesaid, b If Il
loser IN nc cst,d by sud iecI OF ruei which
l. recoi led in book r. OF townIol iuortcas O.
page l32, do hereby give this pablo no.ice that
| vii On TUESDAY, the 81 day ot september, A
-, iSjl At the hour Of niue O'Clock 4. u Of Sala
day NJ he Court ii use door in rho city Of la
,eupor IN SCOTT O. a ~ aforesaid expose and cl-
fer !or sale ~ iubic auctio The ate alb We
d. strlbei, or much thereof as may % neccssa
~ To satisfy T. e amount q! said principal not
With TIE interest accrued thereof. ~ 10 the day i
-ale, and the vXpe .ses uaaried by The trustee Ia
payment ui axes on sad properly, and also the
costs and charges oi adv Cruising and selin. IL,
premises
GEORGE i. SARGE NJ,
Az Trustee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
HAIR DYE! HAIR We!
WIN A. B,rcuELoR's HAIR DYE.
The Original and Best in the World

WM. 4. BACHELOR AIR DYE.
The Original and Best in the World!
Al others are mere limitations and should be
AVOIDED, II yoa wash 10 escape ridI"ule.
GKAi,KrD OK KuS \ HAIR dyed instantly
t,beautiful and Natural brown or Black, without
the least injury to hair or skin.
Fifteen Medals and Diplomas have been award
ell to WA. A. Bachelor since 1889, and over So
600 applications have been made To tho iir oi his
patrons Of hi famous Dye.
WIN \ tjaichcior's Hair Dye produces coler
not to DC distinguished from nature, ana Is war
rantei not 10 injure il the least. however long It
may ne continued, and the III effects Of bad dyes
rcmedied the Lair invig-rated tor Lille by this
splendid aye.
.ade. sod or Supplied Gin private rooms at
fhc Wig FA,tory, II Bond street, Ncw York.
Sold in al cities and tow ms OF the United states
ny brugsi-ts aid Fancy Goods Dealers.
~" The genuine has tho name y nj address
upo 4 steel plate eagrving on four sides Of each
lox, Vt WILLIAM a. BAItHELUR
jy3i WY l'Bond street, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

slNHE premium JOB OFFICE Is .uu
prepared 70 execute, in the most approved
tyie VI the AT any and III Eaanne, of m,n,,,s
= eonaG0 haodbiu TO the 6pest ,,ne
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
y the iate Hr,m OF t,icu ,RpsoS, Is EST \ Go.
NC requested 10 bring them ior ard for settlement
.nd all persons atepted to said irsn .fe reattast-a
. eGi ana sstde At once IL l. absolutely noces
'ars thai oar boob, should be close ana that too
immediately. Persons having open accouats VIII
uIice, Wi! o5Iige Us by rendcrlrg hem al once
K C!lAkDSjN, WEST / Co
DAVENPORT, Oct. Is. lS5ag!7q
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
HOW ARD RoaUCiA.iuk,
PFsSEvsDEEsDk sP.f.

A i'eaerole't Mtt'mion estnbiisled ty speciay En-
dovme"t. il tic Aeit.f oj me Sex aad Disire.sed
igi'c'sd nfh Eratea, uad cir NC Dsseas :
anu .stec.aty Jor the Cure Of u sease ojthe Ser
u"l O,gans.
Al EDlGAi. ADVICE GIVEN GRATIS, RY
A'l the Acting surge n, 10 all who atpiy BY
Jetier, with description Of heir condition. age
occupation, habits Of lite, &c anu 10 cases Of ex
'fcne poverty, Medicines furnished re- of charge.
- sainaoie report Oh spsrma torrhea, aua other
disease oil the > xua Organs, and On the NEW
hbAtnltS cmployci = TIE :iIspersaty. sent TO
INC afflicted in scaled envelopes free Of cnar.e
Two or thres stamps for postage viii be accs,,ia-
BILE. Ps"
Address. DIR. skILLIN H0UGHTON. Acting
Sargeon, Howard Association. 40 son,h %a1t
Street, Philade phia, Pa. BY order of the n'raa
tors. EZ&A ID. HEAKTWEfJ pros,
"i"ouiLo' oecy. myl-wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
BLANKS! BLANKS

WE KEEP CONSTANTLY On HAND
w fall assortment }!
BLANns, WAR; ANTS,
AOrTdAGES, MORTGAGE DEEDS,
NOTICES, DEEDS OF TRUsT,
EXECUTIONS, CnATTEL MORTGAGES
aUP0SIES, wARkAHTER DIaps
JUs1pCee' RlAuEs &C.. &c. 10.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
Pacific i.aiirOad 10 California;.
e.. S. OLNERT Il co.'s
Sixth Grand y t4rteriy distribution
4 roc. 900 ARTICLES WORTH $500, 900

I 100000 AR1ECLES WORTH s3ooo
WHICH WILL BIZ SOLD FOR l.o,9.. 70
w the purchasers Il our GOIDEN PENS
a, 30 cts per box. cur GOLDEN Pm - the
hest ever scd aai Is warranted nj - cprrpie II
ang INK. Every bu<inc ana family snonld
use the GDi Den PEN
rne iollowint l4.t Ut articles viii he sold h our
patrons AZ On. DOLEaK ZACH AMI need not
be par f,r Gutil we inform ~ purchasers when
o tuJ arcies may b. had for ~ y t.itA Il, and
then ~ IL optional whether thcy sent the Dbl
LAX an take the z 10 70 or not.
L,st u Goods aciuied in the DISTRIBUTION al 81 90
Fact.
Cola Watches, Silver Watches, Guard and Vest
Char ~, Coral and Opal sets, Cameo sets, nate
laine chains Clne9 and Lava Breast Pirs, Mosaic
and let 49,. ,ind Pencils, Gu,d Pcus VITA a.iTer
hsders, Landscape sets, Revolving breasillns
Sets SiuIsani Sleeve tiuttoas, Infants arnlet ,
aud Neck Chain4 i.pckrts All sizr~ Gents Breast
Pms Mpssle and coral bracelets, t.nau.ced Breast
Pms, Mourning amt jet Sc Garnet md Ea4hsn
clio SET. Mosaic sets, Ncia.lions ana iiru ;nse
variety oi ofhcr articles.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
MEDIC
MoE.EAS ,s
.IEE Pills III, pHGEsIX BITTERs

THESE MEDICINES HAVE NOW BEEN
before the puoic tor period oil INlR
YEARS a,l IGrin. thai time have maintained q
aga character III almost every part Of the Globe
Tor their extraordinary ana .nLae ii-te power 81
restoIng perfect health 70 persons suffering under
nearly every Kind OF disease To which the human
frame is liable.
The following are among the distressing variety
Of human disease in which the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

To aid Daniel F. Randolph Defendant You
are hereby nnlifed that here Is file, in the
,,illce ef The Clerk of the District Court Of SAID
csunty a petition ana up lcmentll petition 0.
Royal Alb. Mills claiming Of You thatt@ omorieag
q, enc l,,ie by John B.Wilson 10 banie. taudalt :
IN or about the Ri OF February, 80, iar sen
md the other mads ~ james y. Wilson, tod.
.iibert, May ~ Is 4 Tor $500 both OF tho wesi
halt q. tho north wet quarter Of section number
twenty, township nnmh"r ~ north Q. range hve
east If the tn l.. ~, be cancelled Of record am
,diud.,rd silt fled, ard unless you appe and d.
teni on or bel. re- noon vi tie second Day ot the
mex term II said Court To be holden On the fiji /
i il iay Of August, i. D., 1861, default viii be
enterei against you and Judgment rendered there
N Tor the relief herein cl.ined, with interest
aul costs.
COKBiN, DOW 4 BROWN,
inaD4 Plaintiff. Afforucvs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
Plan Of Sixth Grand Distribution

HIGHEST VALUE OF ARTICLES 100 DOLLARS, 10
iOILaEs.
Certificates stating what we will sell each person
Tor dollar placed IN seaci Envelopes, WITH
a Decimal arrangement, 50 that in each huniIed
Certificates tIerc Is one tor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
. u AJra Inducemets!

.4,...- n. ..4.,3 - ara IhuUcelnelS'
.t~5a $50 e. s md the following spiendIa
.sii, De sold tothc faienasesoi oui
~ IL like manner, Tor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
Pianos, Melodeors. Music Books, Sew
lrg Machines. ETC.,

Bought and sold on commission. Any article Will
be sent to she cOuntry at the lowest wholesale
price with nc addition 81 per cent. commission
Tor forwarding.
" A.-Ayeuts ,oanted IN erery torn. Ci.caars
ent o. APPLICATION .......
G. ;. COLEBERT 4 co,
Commission Merchants ana GtatrW iJts,
No. - south Fourth street, below Chestnut,
lntH.oipaia, Ia.
i4y~ Fn oar integrity aud ability to fulfil ouI
engas en- nts. we be- reser YOU to the !oiowihg
wea known genie nen aud business hrms.
NJ II. ituKN, ts,l. Cashr G,ttsaqus BaHk, Ia.
ME>sRs hamngnEKa Is MOORE, t'hi!atel phi.l.
BEnioN x ,Ro., Chestnut ,bova 4ht a., .
j. 4. FULLER, $50. Jcweller,
a L. ~ 400, Lsq., Pobisher OF Fashions, etc.
Philadelphia.
Hon l.. u 5l'k,os. Eureka, California.
.rh u,ttn
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

Vain every h"x Of Goisen Pens purchased
US we vii present our palr.nS WIN ! Certificate
for winch On remittance u twu do.iars they uay
Obtain ei the tore going ptei hrt.eiss. ihis
Will he m addition To the Gcfiltvite given IN our
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30
Pennsylvania ,eats:i' abroad.
-. 4 -,4zsf.T
49, ts-s Z ga sgg g-,,4ss'.- ef7,...s-es-ssz

'a"'"sen l'iti-has;. ana ..iiaa Lila,
z caEaai4 81 tt,- aa..a ~ mar 1.sa, 81. o42
~ the f,yuutft
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-30

GOV 4 { "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr.. W. Fl. Norrel, who travelled with the Prince Of
Wales ard uite during the greater portion Of their tour
on this col tinent has in his possession handsome
venir OF that event In the of pictorial history
the roy al progress II Is bound IN morocco,
ia en- b. with the Princes plunes the
OF IL gond In gold duplicate OF this together
ght eeA The io' mer very grac,ousy accepted
the other return cd, with note OF thanks the
graphs OF the Prince and suDe sppeudeo according
Woniselreceny given p ~
j. Latin cp Motley, the historian, aud Motley ,Jr of
Boston; Ciueer- of rivo aud Mr. Magn and wife
OF Chicago, are stopping at the Blevoort aouso.
Ex-Governor Charles Bay ley ard family Of the BAHIA
mas; Gpona BethuVe VITO, and Mss Kaight. eoi
feaod; Lis Molina. Mlpster the United states from
Costa Rca and fsasc Bates and wtfe,Of B)ston,
stopping a. the aiendon Hotel
Major Fla cher, Of the British Army and wife; ROBERT
Cis,k OF The United States Nay; J. e. Whistle OF the
United States Army; Charles 90 zse * Pttsburg D. r.
SHIELDS aLd wife OF Geokuk; s. L. Stscens, Of B.ngor
WittUfC Cleveland; jacob Forsyth, OF Chicago. aad
TIC Metropolitan Boisl n y,
Miguel and Mariana Roca, aud Ricardo Del Monte, OF
Havspa g. C. Bradley, Of Austraia; II. Holcomb, OF
New York; Kerry, or ,Weschester; BIZ Chadwitk, Of
ioD, Of Middleton and =. Seymour, OF Rockland, are
stopping at the 1.afaree Hcuse
hon II G. Knight, OF Mass ,chusets; Captain II f.
Clarke o! The United States Army Lieutenant Daven'
vort Of the British Army General Whitney OF B,etop
L. G Bcpk,rs. Of Ohio; g. II Hunt, ~ Chicago,
Oarte and p. Farmeuto, OF Havans; W. Davis OF Val.
Gray and haIles sheriff. aad family OF
albany; II. p Roes, Of auburn, n. y and rhs~, OF
itsbuig, la stopping ut the st. Nichcias HOTEL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
COTOners' Inuuests.

SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF YOUNG WOMAN On Saturday
afternoon young wenap name unknown, fell or jumped
into the cock foot Of Seventh fifth street, North river.
She was seen floating in the water by boys, who
gave tie alarm, and officer nack Of the Twenty third
precinct went to her asssahce but by theme she
got sshore lie was extinct The boss state 'ha, sue
made effort to her either by sez,ng the pier
calling for help Size alb ut ~ Of ago. hsd brown
hair, ard her face, was Covered with eruption Her
clothing nas ed OF black Goth c'osk and hood bro
elk cress, straw bonnet trimmed with blue rDbUus yell
low tcayf brosp owes &c Coroner schirmer wild hold
an inquest up<n the BODY to-oay.
KnIlD BY FAn.-IIugb Brannex, native Of Ireland,
fifty years Of age, kulod Saturday night by
ntay falling IL to the N hOuse No. 272 Stanton
tt Get. Coropcr Jsckmen held Inquest the case.
End verdict Of death by fracture Of the skull was
nteieu.
AZoUAvE DRewSE ~ body Of one OF Col Wilson g
Zouaves found yester ay in the the foo,
Of GARRISON street, and Coroner jack viii hold 10
qregt upon II " ataed that others OF this reg,
ment have recently been drowned - r.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

The slave ship Nts httngslc-Her Hisfory'
new York Clearance and Run 20 t"e
Con 90 from Liverpool-Capturs % toe
Un,tec States ship saratogs-6ood tor
tunv OF the Bsarders and Consterna'i""
OF the Traders-Landinx Of the negroes
and their TreAtmen at Liberia &C.
Our correspopoence from the coast Of Africa WIN
latter dated on board the SLAYER Nightingale now lying
IN the bsrbor OF New York. both o. which we puoiisn
th,s morning vii, be found to contain much interesting
inso,uation The history Of the Nightingale previous 70
har nusrement IN the illegal traffic, her operations on
an. Arv,csp cosst with variety Of details concerning
tbe prospects aud profits of the save dealers are given
The ship Nghtipga~ arrived yesterday as prize from
tho West CoAs of Africa vas sold here IN SeptcmDer
,.s, and sa,ed the sm month with cargo Of -four &C.
for Liverpool cespatcaeo by Mr. Jno Mckee, OF NO u
Wall street.
After dschargng that she took IN another and
landed at different ports upon the coast OF Africa aud
was then sold Portuguese in the Congo river where
IL appears she took in TO be delivered In Cuba
Captain Bowen who commanded when she left this
counry ser having disposed Of her in the Cong" river
took passage tor Liverpool tho British mail steamer,
ard wis In London by the last accounts received By his
friends here.
When captured with the elsves on board. the Night
irgsle vas eso t. be she properly Of Juan O. macnAdo
o. Portugal from whom the master OF her received the
money.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
THE FLIGHT OF GOVERNOR JACKSON o.
So -------a Ssl MISSOURI.
DESTRUCTION OF TWO, OF THE Pacific RAILHoA

[Fror, the ST. LOUIS DEMOCRAT, Jure'l3J u ~ NJ
idvices reached us Yesterday that Governor Jackson
O. bs return Jefferson CITY, on Tuesday night caused
tue destruction OF tho Gpsccnsee nnf Osage Rairosd
bridges despatch to this effect received ut tho
Ars pal Yesterday morning and By the lsst evenings
train on the Pacific Rsroad learn, positively that
the Gasccnade bridge destroyed by FIRE yesterday
morning Tho cutting OF he telegraph wires by tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

events. Il Ia produced the Msttesnch estates kept
BY the family for their use aud presents are sea
dom offered to any but royal pala'es Within the present
ceours the few exceptions 70 the rule have been twea
tyhve bottles each Goethe, Canova, jules Jsnn and
Wagner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

the saratoga pe, mirtod her to proceed For ten or
fifteen osys she lowered about tbs coast, aud finally
anchored IN The Kabeura where her cargo or negroes
had been brought the baac6ops the Congo which
place bad betu cicsly watched that they abandoned
che IDEA OF shipping from there. rte officers informed
that they had many enc opportunities for taking large
cargo where no men ofwar were in sight but owing TO
the 'miotj Of the POI uguese on shore, they not
shipped II being sary 70 ct water, proceeded
TO KabeDda where gain found this ship erything
appear Indicate tn she intended to ship cargo
here kept watch her nj iht and day, naly
our boats CO before stated surprised her In the very
act OF taking them.
It's Impossible describe the CONSERVATION that en-
sued in the cabin Ct the Nightingale when the boats
bos rdod her. The captain and his p.ssepgers had
frieLdt or from sho, 0, bid farewell and drink b,n
rtgo9e, &c but the mirh sudce My Interrupted,
sumed different feature Tho captain the greatest loser
OF all gave up bis game gracefully The Frencbm IN
shrugged his shoulders end said Beer luck next time
the Po,tuguese damned all Yankees for roobing HIM
Of bis five years boneet labor on the C., st. and the Eng
lshman TUNED CHASTITY and felt choking sensation
about the threat They all, however made tracks for
the boafs ano succeeoed in getting ashore -
There must bave been large ATTY Interested TO- th
cargo, 40 wedifcovood dszen different brands on the
negvces. All branded over the heart or onthearm
The night previous TO our sailing from KaOenda tho
captain (Fyarcs Bowep) and the Spanish sapsrclygo
aleI tho Ctiua) aud tbs cabin servans, maie their
sacafe asne very unaccounaole way We we're sorry
to ltee the Captain as he very afable pleasant
pcrstn, and no dub would have sRunus many inter
strg yarn about he coast as we kuos that he is NJ
stranger ttere. In fact, his success last year emoo
rcd n1 10 tights luck In this nc ship and act ia the
R VINE n pretty On New Y
thought that he VII go Immediately to ths Congo and
there iake home the Martha Post whose Cip'ain
and officers had died Of fever. The Ella gers crew,
wbo old Lot efec. their escape were transferred
10 the Saratoga and shipped for the service.
Since the arrival of the Saratoga coast she has
been actively engaged in cruising IN the ueghborh,od Of
ihe Gorge River We lave overhaued many vessel. and
seisaed that al or them were directly or Indirectly
Engaged ia the Save ttade She has made three prizes
Fret the schooner Express Off aud prz crew we're
!v board Of her She taken into Cabenda where
some necessary repairs made her. but resc
N ~ man af fha p1ndf
her We 'el N with her at and boarded her Ger
captain dCI that he was bound 70 Havana 10 de-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

LETTER FOR JEFF. DAVIS.
letter was received at tho Post Office in Easli
on tbs 18th inst addressed ss folio Ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CT

t SUNDAY, June lS, L
The foreign trade of the port contioues
hibit the features to which we have so freq
drawn attention this year. The imports,
cialy of dry goods, continue very moderat
export of specie is nominal; while. happily 4
country, the export of produce and mercby
still exhibits a handsome excess over last
The folio wing are the trade tables of the pe
the week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-17

pdcred at for his darLg his Gextariy AID his
distinguishing grace Should be fail to caicn the Swing
ing rope IFS vibrations be 10 70 himself by
soersault aud apht bs feet, and the precision with
which be calculates hs movements is the best security
the sstcunoec spectator have that be has reduced
the rick ,nat he rurs tc the ibfntessimal point
new sccisy upder the title OF the " Musical Ar!
rDicn has bet organized in Ionoon and recently gave
s,alG c,Ycsyt in tho Hanover Square Rooms with IN
questic psb,e succs 50. C-
Nile vanoer1neersch is the lady wlin The wonderful
ds. She rever exhibits pdblc but atthe house Of
the SCULPTOR Thorne craft in London, Lot long SINCE she
entertained an artistic and literary cmce The marvel
about tie lacy and her birds that there is an intel
ectual sympathy between them They Interchange
thought The little BIRDS wer questions pat to thsm
by tina company, not, Of eou.se,by vocal bursts and
ds,ipg u,shabs notes out BY pickle the right
combi aticn Of otie 8, numerals, phrases and
from pack of~c6ros ore instance VIC (I.ondon Daty
Hewsl viii mention in which superior mode OF cal ,ua.
ftion Aemed to Pftnph ovcrJas mereme ,hanic pro.
cess:-onc~ofetse bros hso TO tell the time from 4
watch which pointed to minute past little pause
occurred i'll the search card, aud when the figure
bree turned up Instead Of perceived
iAtime by the watch three minutes past nine. In
Shatsapse Of two minutes half anticipating the resut,
" narrowly watched for come communication between
the bird and hts Mistress and quite sure that there
pore 20 that really tho conclusion was forced upon
TINT the bird took into account the loss OF tme In
Anoing the card.
10 Bsole the eminent transoendental composer Mr
Richard Wagner for the playful and reveren treat nen
q bis reat work." the "Tanbauser, BY the Parisians,
the Prince de Meternich, Austrian Ambassador at the
French Court has him twenty bottles Of lob
nisberger. This vino probably toe Sunshine mon
tened by Hawthorne In che Marble Fam" Al all