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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
CITY NOTICES.

GEr your clothing at Sam Psrry's, No. 40
Brady street. His stock 10 selected with
special care for this market Everything ID
ofshe best quality. Men aud boys cloth
ing Of oil styles and qualities, gents fur
Lishing goods, and everything usually
found in firstclsss establishments, can a.
ways Be found ct No. 45 Brady street. Givs
him a call early.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

he Nare aad Call for Mrs.
Wiaslovv's Soothing Syrap for
Children Tsething-hsving the foe simils
Of Curtis + Perain on the outside wrap
per--all o:hers are bass limitations. Sold
by all druggists throughout the world.
Price SB cents bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

Boor AND Snos MAKsks.-The attention
sf. this class sf manufacturers 10 diseetcd
- the sdversissment Of L. J. Psass = Co.,
Worcester, Mass. This 10 ecs u the msot
relisble houses in the East, and those Who
favor It With their patronage viii be very
likely 70 save money thereby. Mako note
q ehis house. and forward your orders
Wiki ess ssss - 0sss viii pssapt aEaen.
tiee aad iale dsGliae.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

Arrested FOR LARcsNr.-Mr. Jos. Laggs
was brought before Justice Blood this It
tsrnsou for stealing . span Of horses. II
seems that be purchased . mortgage en the
horses, and a. the time Tor its payment had
passed By more than month, he did his OWE
fsreclesing, this morning, BY taking ths
horses without the. owners knowledge o,
consent. Mr. II. Rieps, the owner, ccnse-
quently had him arrested for larceny. The
case was postponed until Monday next, Il
10 o'clock 4. N.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
Notice.

s. ~ 1oefd q gsupsevisors o. Oeoes Cosnsy, 81.
resiSe o the Psss An olnes ha1 been oponed
= he corner o. Brady snd nnA stresss. where ne
seterHsSrs from . A. H., 10 r. n daily ana alI
eppiicstcus i6r relief must Be ads q - sbovs Or.
i,.as-dtf Il. LINDBRMAN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

New OaoAx Dram mar School No. D.
Miss Sudlew, Principal raised list Of 900
subscsibsfs for the Little Corporal. and re-
csived this day. as premium. IN elegant
Peloubst Parlor Organ. for Warren Street
School House. Good idea.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

ArEw DESIGNS or THIS UNI
9Sa. ujoefal ana Ropular Fell
1lnS ToPs and Cablass Cssoc have
h1ee nrevefed from every variety Of wood, and
ffom he pIainess to the most elaborate pattern
sn6 6nish for i-ciosing the singer New Fanily
saving Machine. Davenport Odsss No. ss Brs-
a 0sreee. ssplS-dkvly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
FlTEI Il,

On February q. lees. NARY. yos.eust aanaA,s,
ofCharlss apd Catharsns Cody.
IL N1stsiwiI t,As Slnss 9oaaaS Y 1nsAdkf.
L.. mon The eofssf q fs1fs1 "a nilaSf S@3sex
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

Prematurs badness 70 lady 10 frightful
The unexpected discovery Of grey hair,
whore none should exist 10 enough to make
ones hair stand on end, ''liks quilts upon
.he fretful Porcupine." We don't like "a
grow old. and we still lees like 10 have false
evidence thereof before The fact occurs. A
udcious care OF this beautiful covering ol
the head through treatment with " Bar
rstt's Vegetable Hair Restorative" has
saved many from the horrors Of the ap
pesrance Of old sge. Testimonials Of its
efiicacious effects are exceedingly numerous
The an cted should not fail to try it.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
DIR. Il. q. e. WISHART,S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
4 GREAT REMEDY FOR TRE
CURE OF TMROAT AND
LUNG DISEASE.
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.

Itn vital principle OF the Pine Tree OBJ.
tanned by = peculiar process in the distillstion
of the tar. By which the highest msdics, pro
perties are retained.
1t is the only safe and reliable remedy vhiah
has ever been prepared from the juice Of The
Pine Tree.
1t invigcrasss the digestive organs, and re-
stores the appetite
u Strengthens the debilitated system
II pnrihes and enriches tho blood, and expsls
from the system the corruption which scrofula
breeds on the lunes.
II d'ssolves the mucus or phlegm which stops
the air passages Of the lungs.
It's healing principle acts upon the irritatea
s"fisee OF the lungs and throst, penetrating to
each diseased part. relieving pais and ssbduins
inflammation.
'ne result Of years of study and expsri.
menf. andu 10 offered 10 the .fRictea Nth th.
positive assurance Of its power to cvre II an.
patient has not too long DELAYED : r..or, % ,h.
Deans OF cure.
CAUTION.
Whereas, base and designing men rev.,a,..
q .
to their own pockets, are making and vsndi,~
aspurious ssticle worse than uselesa--rer,s.
sens'ng it as my Pine Tree Cordial, copvine. IN
some eAses, my labsls and bottles, with Sigh,
variation to protect them from the law, the sub.
scr'oer has been induced. ~ . protection of sh.
puoiic, to publish fac simiie Of his hottlss =,
last patented bv the United States Go, erpmeu,
ana hereby Cautions oil peroons who value their
health and life against purchasing any Of the
many Preparations offered for sale a. Tar Cor.
dial. unless my name and q Pine Tree !. h,o.r
ON tae bottle; oil other, being . wicked ;m,...
ition to deceive the suffering and fleece chem !,
their money. ressrdlsss of conse queuc...
The geauine Pine Tree Tar Cordial \. -.
BY process and Of ingredients known on,, -
myself. which secret has never been divuls.a :.
and any and ell persons claiming 70 mate NJ,
Pine Tree Tar Cordial are but vile lmposters.
L. Q. C. wISaART.
No. 10 North Second street. west aide.
Philadelphis
fsbe-Als-sss ecld By Drueeiss evesywAsre
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
TO THE LADIES.
Pom ONLY ONE lDOLLAR.

vs ars selling slks, ehawis. Dry and Fancy Goods
ef evsry description also Silver ware, Furniture.
n. valuable Psssents. from y to $500, ssot itss
efehsrse % agents sending clubs Or ten and sp-
vnrds. Circulars sent free to any address.
a.sAdeml ARssKN0nR y CO.,
, n nov. sasl. ~ Hanover St., Boston, Nass.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

Sfor faA1 Covou Ito 70 u efsstuslly
use Prsntis's Cough Msxturs-sn iniallibls
Remedy. Sold BY J. r. Harris, So Brady
street.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
DAVENPORT, IOWA. SATURDAY,
Rea, Estate transfers.

fi,ed ia the Recorders Office, Scott county
Iowa, up to O'Clock. Feb. %. lses
Jesse Armii aud wife 10 Eliza Taylor.
lot 2, block s, Ar mii's lst addition 10
Davenport. IFS 90
Gee b. q. Dow, ct NJ, to John n.
Hoshn. . lot ct 8. W. corner Of lot @,
block 8, TssFsss . Dillea's aA1ftion
to Davenport. 50 BY l2o feet, as W
AlsI McCulloueh, et NJ, to James,
Altman. undivided u lot 6. block 2. -.
We6nsfe's o1d1ai616o Davsao01. 10zee
william Hunicke and wife to Geo =.
@. Dow, lQs ., 10 seotion s. town.
ship 80, RISE Priasstsu Tseaship, It's %
Cesper Foster 10 Ernst Schroeder, lot
8, block 9. Fosters addition to Da-
H.nry 4. ars.., q 81, - Gee. n Her. =
dsrson. $. \. X: ". section q,
towaship q, N. h IT,. Libsny
Township, 1900 ~
WIN. Nsgle and wife tn Paul n. Maggie.
W. s. w. y. section 2, township
7s.NR4E.. Davenport Township. 1.loo 20
Otto Albrecht, ct ux. TO Paul Ferdinand
Roddi~ig, lot 5. block 3. Forrest d
Diilen's addition TO Davenport, t.so0 20
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

koYAL BAKixo Powpss 10 actually chesp-
er BY twenty Eve per cent. than Cream Tar
tar end Ssds. - eemneuly used. AK
your gsecsr for il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

FRARK BsRoER, a saloon keeper. who. in
. fit Of drunken insanity, shot his wife 10
the shoulder and back with gun loaded
with buckshss, has had his trial, and gets
two years in the penitsntiary. His attor
nsy took change Of venue 10 Cambridge.
- the people Of Rock Island would give
him more than justice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

SARosNr CLora CLOTHING ConPANr.-See
sdvsrtissmt; also articles relative thereto
on second page.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

Errore Of Youth.-A 0entlenDa wAo ssf
aes1 ios ysars rom Nsrveus Dee.lisy. P!enaess
Decay, and 81 tAs sfscts q youthfnl indlscTstien.
10 III Who need IL the recipe and directions for -
NM the simple remedy BY which hs WAS cured. 0ufs
Ssrcrs Wishing to profit by the advsstsss expsrsnee
ean 10 % By addressing, I'D perfect conadsncs
JOHN B. OGDEN,
uyI8 denv&wlyi u Cedar g., New Yofk.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
HOWE & STEVENS,
F FamiIy Dye Colors.
CAUTION.

An persons sAo keep HovE q STtvsxs' FAnn1
Dire CoLo.s fer sale BE- relied - for thsir lAi
dealing. for the reason thse they cost tAs sseaei
twenty five cents per dozen moro than otAss knds O
Dyss n the ns,ks vhls - ssssils shso all It ~
eeme price, consequently be makes tweaty Ave eeatl
pr dossn NOR. ~ selling - ihiefisf article
We puSli,h this caution 10 esard our cusee0en
agaiast inps.tlos. Accept Asne bat HowE Err
vrss' PArxnr FANNY DIE CoioEs They are Chi
original inventors Of animprovsmsns Which origina
ted The branch o. business, and mads d ysing DO
msstic art. They have had. alec, ave years. e1per
ience In this particular busAess md have been con
stan:ly improving the quality ofiheir Dyes All the
colors, both in Liquid a1i Powdc- form, are msau
factu red by the unders ned, and We can auppy oui
custoasrs with either. The Liqlis do mot require
40 mach time IA dyene, but the Powder colore will
color the most goods aai costs tie sams per pack
age. In colorng blacks, browns drsbs, snd greens
we would sd,ss the r.s of tn, Powder colors In
preference 70 the Liquid, nslcss -, ribbons or come
|.4<NEnsSsP~,sa.. ~
MANLEY HOWE.
successor so Howe 4 stsrcns,)
afo and lee Brosdw,y,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

FAMILY DrR CoLoRs have become exceed
inely popular in the past few years. and the
public has great reason to be thankful to
Howe 4 Stevens, Boston. .ifor invsnting such
an invaluable article. Others there are who
have attempted to tinker up something that
vill sell in its place. but mono have sue.
ceeded in producing its equal by . wide
difference Whom you purchase always
call for that made by Howe & Stevens, and
you will be sure Of getting COED, bright, du
rable colors. See advertisement.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
ALARS 1T WASHINGTON.

Dangers are gathering fast, and tas
clouds Of war seem rslling up. Fearful
may the people bs that = reign Of terror
may descend upon this eountry-so re-
Gently embraced ia blood. Notes Of alarm
come thick and fast. The Executive seems
70 have determined upon asserting those
powsrs hs claims under the Constitution ;
Congress on the other hand sets
hin and his power ct defiance
Better for President and for Congress-bet.
ter fes the people that this trouble be A.
suagsd. and that the more important affairs
Of the nation, than the mere tenure Of Cabi.
net Offices, be administered upon censerva.
sism. Peace and prosperity 10 what the
people want-not war, bloodshsd and ruin.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

CIrIzsx.' MEErlSe.-The undersigned re-
quest their fellow citizens to assemble on
Nondsy, the ID day of March. 1868, at 9
o'clock y. NJ, at the Court House, for the
puposo Of nominating candidates to 30 sup.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

LUMBER Lumber prospects are not q
flatterinx SO far - could be wished. Th,
fsll Of snow has been light in the pinsries
which 10 no particular objection - far u
getting out lumber is concerned, but tn,
great fear 10 that whom the snow mslts i
will not make enough wstss 10 swell Ii,
river high enough to make rafting feasible
Nothing short Of . pretty wet spring vii
rsctify this matter, and give our ssw milll
plenty of logs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

Sizes the railroad agitation in this city
there has been manifest desire 10 secure
building lots in the city. not only By our
own people but BY strangers. Among this
latter class W learn that Msssrs. Kent 4
Goldsbury to-day sold Ar. Clint Paskhssss,
Of tho X. !. Asgus. two lots in Ohorohili'a q
addition, adjoining those recently purchas-
ed by Mr.. b. Glaspell. for $500. Sensible
move Get out Of Rock Island and not put
your cash into any Of ito geese pastures.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

Rock IsLArD FssrivAL THE fair ladies
Of Rock Island closed their festival in bene
ct Of the soldiers nosunsnt, lest evening,
With receipts footing up somewhas over
$1,000. They Asd . grand gssa time
songs, tablsaux, ETC., being the specisi or
der. The merchants. mechanics. doctors
and reverend gentlemen vsrs daily votsd
for on cash qualifications, the heaviest purse
winning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

GsSSino GoAD0u.--A 0eath or two ago
Il was no sommsa thing TO 6ad houss fss
rent in Davenport. Not 20 now the SCENTS
say. Tenemsnts are scarce indss1, snd
the demand incrsasiag. This b : remind
sr to capitalists 70 begin SsrtA wllh y make
arraagsnsnts Sss the ersetsss Of osrs
dwsllings in Dsvsopest right away. The
Investment esoase b otherwise than
profitable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22
MANLEY HOWE.
CANCERS CURED.

CANCERS CURED.
DR. HEBERN, formerly Of Quincy, m. has loea
I'D ct chicago, No. 50 Monroe atseet Residence ~
hour, witho ut knife, loss OF blsod, or csusinG =
rious pain Also ruccessfuly treats chrome ieeassl
and cOnsumption. jsnSe dsot&w1y
Inform ation. .-lnlssnatoa gsasaatsed "a
moduee / iuxufisnt growth ofAsis upon hid head
- heor6leee ace also recipa for the re0oval 81
gks sOehs Eisp'aa ss.s ana 2, sas s.. sss Z.
~ re :ame s1r rs \. .dds..s,t ,utuis can = oo
THOS. =. CHAPLAIN, Cwns5,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-22

HARD w ARE
No. s West Second ST..
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
VIZ RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTEN
W tton Of the Public 20 our large and lson,
p'sss STOCK. conisting in part Of
nAlLS, FENCE WIRE, Flows,
IAnnlN0 TOOLS. MANILA AND
TAMkkn ., RopE WINDOW GLASS.
WHITE LEAD, LEAD PIPE.
FABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
silver PLATED vWare. Leather ann
Robber Dclelag.
bRU0HoS. COTTON AND HEMP TWlNED
BROOM TW1NES, BROOM WIRE.
PITCH. OAKUM, FILES. CHAINS.
MORSE SHOES HORSE hAll.A
PUMPS, PISTOLS, SHOT POUCHES
POWDER fLASKS, PORCELAIN
klfTLES AND SAUCE PANS. HOUSE CAR
PENTERS', SHIP CARPENTERS MA
| CHlNlSTS AND COOFERS' TOOLS.
| And general assor trlent of goods in our line
which we Offer At WHOLESALE RETAH
| u the
|
The New York herald., 1868-05-29
FLORAL DECORATIONS FOR SOLDIERS GRAVES.

few days since meeting was held in Brooklyn,
in accordance with orders issued from the
headquarters Of the Grand Army OF the Re-
public, for the purpose Of making arrangements
to pay mark Of respect to the memory
OF the veteran dead whose remains repose in the
quiet of the cemeteries in the neighborhood Of
Brooklyn. A large number Of delegates from posts
in this vicinity were present. The day set apart for
the imposing ceremony is tomorrow, and in the af
ternoon the graves will be visited and strewn with
the flowers of spring. The citizens it is hoped, will
participate in the affair by donating flowers for the
occasion and displaying their nags at half mast in
honor Of the dead. In the national burial ground
known as Cypress Hills Cemetery repose the remains
of 3123 Union soldiers and ass rebels. The Unonst5
are those who died in hospitals, and the rebels are
from the prison camp at Elmira. In addition to
these 14O0 bodies from Rhode Island will be inferred
there next week. At recent meeting OF the COM
mttee appointed to carry out the details OF the
rangements the following order was agreed on
/. Details for Greenwood, Evergreen Holy Cross
and Naval cemeteries will assemble at the Post ONCE
Brooklyn, nj nine A. M. tomorrow. Comrades des-
rous 10 accompany details can do so and return In
time for cypress Hills ceremonies.
2. Post Wadsworth, No. T. Will assemble at their
rooms at eleven O'Clock for escort duty.
3. Other Posts will assemble at the Post ONCE at
one O'Clock.
4. Ceremonies at Cypress Hills will consist OF read
fng the burial service prayer and a short address.
s. The services In the evening at the Elm place
church will consist OF music by the choir aud ad-
dresses by Rev. Messrs Bartlett Galaher and Cuyler
The New York herald., 1868-05-29
FUNERAL oF A SPANISH NAVAL OFFICER.

From the Evening Telegram, May IS
The last honors OF the Catholic Church to faithful
Don Jacobo |. Gordon Viaverde, captain OF the
Spanish navy, who died In this city on the 26th OF
this month. Captain Villaverde came to New York
In command OF the Corona, vesselof-war, some
six weeks ago, and being In pIecarious health
called to consult with him, advised the captain
TO go on shore, and he took rooms at the Albe.
marie Hotel. Here he gradually SUNK until death
closed his ewes. His vessel, having been fuly re-
paired left port for Spain about three weeks since
and the leave taking Of the officers nom him, whom
reported to have been expressive OF deep grief and
sorrow. The deceased as well as his widow being
members OF the Catholic Churcn arrangements were
Immediately made for appropriate funeral services,
and on Tuesday circular invitation in the Spanish
language, of which the following Is q translation
addressed to the residents OF tnat country and
to other prominent citizens: -
The surviving widow Jacobo Mcmahon captain in
the commanding her Catholic Maestys frsae Istnan
and friends request your presence TO assist n hall past
ten O'clock II the forenoon r hs sy os "a az ,be @
Catholic church Of ST. stephen and al the which WIN Be
forever grateful
Previous to the transfer OF the body on Wednesday
morning the corpse was lying IN honrs state % on Tempo
by wax candles, the coffin being decorated with
flowers. Yesterday the corpse was borne to the
church by detachment Of sailors from the iron-clad
Tetuan, accompanied by all her officers In full uni
FORM the Spanish Consul, the rect Of the deceased
and MANY distinguished residents of the city, both
Americans and Spaniards. Shortly after reaching
the church the requiem mass for the repose Of the
soul Of the departed was read, the celebrant being
Rev. DR.. McGynn, assisted by the Rev. Father Nc
Evoy as deacon and Rev. Dr. McSweeney as sub-dea-
con, with the usual number OF acolytes. Mr J. COT.
field acted as organist, and Mesdames Deusson, So
prano, and Ruschutz Alto and MN. Collettt basso,
and Tamaro, tenor, assisted In the choir After the
requiem the same detachment Of sailors carried the
coffin, which Is handsome metallic one, to the
vault OF the church, where u Is to remain unul tne
Tetuan shall have completed her repairs wnen tne
remains Of the captain viii be taken In her to spain
for final interment. On the lid Of the casket was
rich silver plate, with the following inscription IN
"R l. r. tRequtescat IN poce.D senior Don Jacobo
The New York herald., 1868-05-29

men. who drove them of, leaving thirteen dead ana
q quantity OF arms behind them.

men, who drove them of, leaving thirteen dead and
q quantity OF arms behind them
SAN SALVADOR
Dates from the capital are TO the lltn. Inc Duenas
administration continues adding TO the prosperity y,
the country. national bank, called FL banco oet
Salvador, has been established, with capta VI
f200 OO0 in 10000 shares OF EGO EACH Ine Dank mas
been formed under q liberal concession given III
September, 1857, and will shortly be opened: .no
According to the prospectus OF tnis panh, .ho
republic OF Salvador has no foreign debt ana only
home debt Of &l5oO0O The public income Is xlooooo'
and expenses f140 900.
The products and commerce Of the country are
rapidly increasing.
The Importation assembled in 1896 TO 81, 81 ana
the exports to 3d. 800. The trade Is almost eA
clusiyey with England, and the principal articles Oh
export are indigo, coffee, sugar. tobacco, paisaIh'
hides, deer skins and various other valuable pro-
ducts.
In 1867 the importation and expectation increased
considerably according to the latest official dates,
being over the former an excess OF $212, 043, ana
over the latter Of S302 Az
OF the leading products there were exported In
1857 $4,000 ceroons indigo, $4,000 cwt coffee, $4,000
cwt. sugar, 10000 cwt rice. -.
The total value of exports 1t is expected will
shortly exceed So 100000 annually
On the 10th of April a band OF thieves under pre-
tence Of being police, entered Jutrapa and stole
number Of beasts. AS soon as they were discovered
they were pursued and captured by the authorities
There have been many deaths recently IN san
Miguel from bilious fever.
The New York herald., 1868-05-29

ment the Boer farmers held fDur thousand KaDgr
children IN bondage. The Ab0rigines' Protection
Society has also addressed letter to his Honor An
dreas PreIorus President OF the republic OF South
Africa expressing the hope that ne would follow the
example OF Holland and OF the United states anu
abolish the institution of slavery.
The New York herald., 1868-05-29

l. Gordon, viilaverde, Captain or Frlgate and OF
Engineers In the Army. Died at New iork' on inc
25th day OF May, 1858, aged forty years
On the smaller plate was engraved the coat Of
arms OF the family of the deceased.
The New York herald., 1868-05-29
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

Arrival of the steamship Henry Chauncey-
Affairs In Colombia, Nicaragua, Costa Rica'
Guatemala and San Salvador.
The steamer Henry Chauncey, Captain A. G. Grey,
from Aspnwal May 2O arrived at this port yesterday
The following Is the list OF treasure by the Henry
The New York herald., 1868-05-29

AN INTERESTING RELIc.-Captain James w. G0Oc>
rich presented a friend Of his yesterday with an
English quart bottle the history Of which Is rather
interesting was part Of an invoice OF potueS s.ono
James Goodrich father of Captain James w.
Goodrich previous to the war with Great Britain tn
new York and were shipped from thence TO this cik
per packet sloop Susan, Captain Miles. Tne soon
Liverpool Packet, but, with her cargo, was In Q
few days after ransomed, and the stipulated pnce
paid down on board the privateer, In Span,sn dok
lars, by few merchants OF this city. the Ootue y
much larger than quart bottles Of the present DAY
aud has blown In upon its side the letters W. &"-
NetC Haven Journal, Nay 2Ss
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-01-15

important Improvement in
the construction of ARTIFI-