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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-21
Special Notice,
PAY FOR YOUR PAPER.

There are sill seyera hundreds Of dollars due
US, on the las. years account for the Freeman,
which we say, once for ALL must be paid, to
save cost 4 word to the wise, is sufficient
Cattle, &c, Shipped from Montpelier Depot
Fo4 the Wcci En4iag March Is 1851
whole number Of Cattle, u. sheep, "a. Horses, 3
veal calves, %.
PRIors, give seiyht l-Bscf 81. 81 and Cts Sheep,
. 8, and Gas. veal Calves, :, q, and cts.
y co.ets sold By Bailey & Bro to Benjamin Chase Of
Braniree for IA c.s live weight, average l73 lbs.
There cytao pair, 81 heavy that sold ior
~ cts. ore pair sold by George naegeu Of East Mont
pslier. ., r. Eir.sl, that weighed i9llms.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-21

agona, the same which the pens Of those genial
hum0ristsrandered pleasant an eyeningoyer
vour best Havana. The Knckerbocker Mag
aline, as Sax, says in his rhyme Of the rail,
FIR April. Please call and buy it orsand $500
FRA years subscription to j. r. Gilmore Of
\ w York.
GopaY.-Tho Gem Of the Monthlies is On our
table for April Consult it for the fashions.
iii. Free Press says taat chat village ia 9 ac-
ca5omol to high win Is in March and Noyqa.
Der, bat the winds On Friday stripped and out
stripped everything on record. On Saturday it
fell of considerably" when 10 rained as fast
4, tblowod, and then showed as fastas 1t ranod.
By tho Thermometer in this region, wo guess il
has friz - down there by this time.
FRR.-A dwelling house at West Wardsboro
owned by James l. White, was destroyed by
fire on Friday, the 8th inst. between and 4
o'clock ia The morning. twas occupied alone,
by Joseph Smith. an Old bachelor, who FORUM
lately escaped without injury, being awakened
bya -haatof flame driving by his bedroom win
dow H. was soldier Of 1872, and had land
warrant which was lost in the flames.
FATAL CoAsrlNo ACCIDENT Il Edgar Eire,
Vi Chester, young man seventeen yeats Of age,
wa, coasline On the crust on Wednesday Of last
week. ana ran his sled against an apple tree, by
vhich h, WAS 50 b,dly injured that he died in
,5,nt twenty SIX hours.
.l.,.n..l Il rI.,.t.n II wolnos5,c n
"''
.....l;,., a.. a,,,t n,;.,, yo,rs ,vaa
decided IN her ia'or by unanimous judgment
q ihe oapreme Court OF the United states
This Judgment establishes her night to real ea-
5at. eHiely IN Ne" orleans 70 'He 'Alue %
several miIl'on'ot dollars by some esiim4' E
the amount was placed as high as hlteen mi
s.t.....,.
~, ..,o.w .,.,,;.In h.;n.,. olthon,h
.,...,.t.... - ~. .r;jol
r..'l......,.....a...r. ,..:.l...t -. +.
$500, r-...1s..'
in' he''Ah'''' Oh.on store 10 '''' '''ias'
1"' o''n sou 20 'if' ''eo' " scott 80 i''8 '.1
,,.,ob,,t an state S.root We ar, nlo,.ed to
i. i'm .,,io r..,,o. -, IA business II sncb
.,,.,o3ion. oo,r,srs
er,o..iv No., = III c'rs - uis n,ac,'
Ina n,,htIa .t reok Fairly Friday morning
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-21
Notice.

THE CO partnership heretofore existing under the nam
| and ti'c Of the Mercantile Union is this dag, by
mutual couselt dissolved,
WV II. MARSH,
CYErS MORSE, Directors
ELON ROBINSON
Montpelier, March 70, 1861 213fw3t
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-21
Spring Campaign Opened
LEASE & BEDARD

VHANkFU 4 for past favors would inform their friend
aud patrons that they sti coatinle the mlnumclur,
aud sale of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-21
oAMnREDGH MARKET, anrch -


AZ Market 7jO Cattle about go Bceyes and 100 stores
consisting n Working 0xen Cows audone ,twoandhree
years cid.
Prices Market Deef-gxtra 500 100 hrSt quality
t6}2 u, $3.50, 81 $3.50.
Working Oxen a1a1sl
Cove AID Calyss-s3o, 40, 20 Ct
Cslyes-S25O to 100
YcarIings- too
Two years old-s1jts1
IT, years oM-;l7tol9
sheep I'd Lambs-l5ooa st market Priceg-In lots, $3.50
200. Exh ,s2,5Oto 600
Hides :! to5 rets, stO) SIPS Calf Skins, 10 to II
ralow, O. to &c.
BRIGHTON MARKET. Haroh IA.
At Mars,Il59 5eefeatue 10 stores, $500 sheep ard
Lambs. $50 swine
crs-Bee jCaue-E.lra $3.50 Grst quality, ;7-5
2lGuaiity, 55,75; 81 s575
Working Oxen 10io1 2)
M,l Cows tllto 40 common do, &19 20.
Calyes-sa 90 to 400
Yearings-s7to ..
Twoyears jld-$ l0tol2
Three years )ld-$2ito20
sheer aud Lamps 2.25. to 3oO extra !425 to 600
swine a7c.
Hiiss- &. perth T4low-7lc. ca'f ssins-ll.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-21
Nnticc

THIS IS to certify that have this day ciyea my son,
! Allen Greedy, his time dnring the rcmai nder Of his
minority and shall claim % bis ealniugs pay
any debt q hts contracting after this date.
JOHN GREEIN.
Attest. GsEEiY.
Waterbury, March IS, 1861. l2fe3f
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-21
harnesses, saddles, Whips,

1EU NKS, VALlSES, SC, &C.
at cr old stand Main street where they will he hap
Ply to fiji all orders with ldety and dispatch They ave
secured the fail right TO manufacture BolD'S PATENT
WlNkERs-the best and most convenient Blind In the
world customers have them brides, IL desired
All work manufactured of the best materials In the
most modern and durable style at reasonable prices and
warranted
Montpelier, March u, 1861. 972m3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-21
Sash, Doors and Blinds

Opposite c. 81. Ivilder's Mill, Montpeiier,
Where may be found At all ms5 good assortment of
sash Door. and Blinds also, Tubes fer Chain Pumps,
Fave Spants, &c.
planning, Jointing, Growing,
and Teuonng done IN the b.st vorkmanlike manner.
" lille thankfully acknowledging constant increase o.
custom for the past four years. would earnestly solicit
persons who reside in towns adjacent TO Montpelier in
want o the above articles, 20 fail consul. me, IN
person. or by letter. before purchasing eeW here. Il
Shall be my purpose 70 furnish God work low price.
!. y. CLOGSTON.
Montpelier March ls51 272
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-21
CA No ER-

DOCTOR h. ST.. Ihl would respectfully inform ,he il-
II hab .nts ~ Iaririck, vicinity ard Community, al
large, that be- has removed south Hardwick. Caledonia
Co.. VT where he intends % make th' Treatment Of Can
cer(ia he rIroas StJe') speciality in business, ia
connection with thronic Disease, private or common.
The Doctor feeling conscious OF his ability In the treat
mt Of the above named nscasefrom 80 yearseNperi-
in the treatment u Cancer and all conditions Of the
SYSTEM producing that Disease, be would say 20 the
AFFLICTED we're one worse Call and the Do-t will advise
you what to do An Counsel gratuitous. Any amount OF
References will be given the Credulous application.
The Doctor is regular Physician Of the old school,
means all he says, and no Humhug.
South Hardwick, Feb. IS le6l. wills
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27
w. HALI.

!. Q. PAnE11, ND. on0. Y. M'CAuN, II. D..
DOCTORS PARKER Z McCARN.
OPYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE.
Ne, Rranhlin dloek, second Aoor, Body 81.
betwsea 0ssond and Third, Davenport, Iowe.
u. PAnxDa's roeideaee, corner 9th and LIE Clair.
oesoeGs. Dr. 0oo. VI. AeOAnM's residsncs, east
si6s ef bAly, sssead door from corner Of 9TH.
uyly-1tl
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AFTERNOON DIsPATCnEs.


II
The gun boat Montecsllo nade sreeonnoissncs
ysstsrdsy up the Rappahsnock. 4 party was
landed & the house of NJ. Gesson. IN acquaint-
anoe of the pilot. They wsrs introduced 10 his
family, and while converting, three compenies Of
rebels rushed down and attempted to cut them
u. Surgeon Heber Smith, Of New York, was
shot throueh the faee and hand, August Peter
eon vas mortally wounded, and six Others slightly
vounled. The M0ntscello st ones opened IRE on
the rebels With shell and canister, killiEg and
voundine ! large number. The rebsl companies
aed. and the h0use va completely demolished.
The steamer QuaksF City hsd shost engage
mcnt this morning, with la'ge number Of Febsl
dragons, in Lynn Haven Bay, near Cape Henry.
Commandsr Car PICKED vp : nan named
Lynch, . refugee from Norfolk, who represented
that t1e master plumber of the Norfolk Navy
Yasd. was ashers, aad wished 70 - tAksa a.
An armed boat W. sent for the purpose, but VS.
Arsd upon, killing seaman. few shells dis
The gun bsat Uaiea sails SeutAwasd tais even
ship Anslis fron Liverpool, beu.a = ChaEisetsn
band u vas. The rTise ~ ssat 70 Philaasl-
phia Thrso robol stea0eso 00e ont lTo0
Ohosleotoa, but dia Dot vsntuse - neee thp
Liest. Crosby, with ffty nsn ssd - propeller
Iaany, this norning naae sseoeeessAnss up
1irs6 livsss aa1 dispsssea ssveaal Daseass q
roho1o GlooG the sboso.
4 ase Il tsuse hs jsst sons down from Nor
sss,ss 4 tcsps s Hss1slk. "a - a. rsSels
s Ssvall's Psfnl, havs lso6sunl seatenpt IL
~ Lavyg gsa. 1hey elee sooee tAoe 1Wktew1
- - - eoaAs
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L A r E NE W S.
The atlwaalEGD Dtos.
tSpssial - CAlsa1D 1inss.l

MrfvAuEn., June IS
The neeslesasasioas thss vas fslt Iast nisht ef Z
tSsvA 9 ~ haak riots te-lay pesvo q have
s ~: esiounasd. 6avs asoeuAl a1sieed state II
sssag - The eemnsnity, ~ nAtssI eerlt n
- csa1oeae yastspday. theeIty Il today eniov.
,nS ass eseaa qais4 and busiDaso y peoeecsted -
seos0es cave With those honks who's inteenaI
.;:ss - we're - DISTURBED b. the unvelcome :
Ms:s vs:.S sea Which viii seoaire seem davs a
~, g - oat aeaia anA pssPared
Martial isv still prsvails /. u. sity. ana ....;.
tS,s.ss.;,P ~ PesssS % y the vasiess threstsasd asd
1aete we're sone ettsnptG nads Last nieht 10
~ . sae Dob a.d s4est : soeeGanisetiaa VIII
vw p Ieceved denonstsalieae te-day. Mestines
~ Se ee1a - ~ uppes UaFde ~ 3 nunber 81 h.
.smesesy speeches mAde. lat The authogifies
ptomPsiy intsrfered, and shsw of power conviresd
80 s:naoss q ~ folly = asssaptiag fseshse
ao;,. The. ., SAe .: .:..sa.d ,....a.x =. moody
ssd sS .:n. .: e. Aitshsll q - wipoosin Firs
..adioe ',ss = s.s..ss's ca.Psg y aboas 81
One Of the rioters had III hand cut % by +.
sword Yielded y IN Olkcsr - the Zouavss named
49,. an's sas the most serious injury indicted
VI the prisioesn asregtsd Afteen OF tventv have
been discharged, there bsing no evideece ssainsl
thcD. The others have bssn held 70 svsit m
sne mos. % thsm have furnished securities and
il is stated that Gov. Randall has pot,aed n !.
eann that they must rsesivs The discredited o.r.
reuey - . condition 70 his fasnishinr them n,
ther protsetiou bat this laolu confirmation. II
would hardly seem probable 3hat he would seek in
sueh IN nnlsWful manner 70 force redemption Of
rotten currency.
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Later from EurOve.

HALIFAX. June Is,
Tho steamship Europa from Liverpool 10th. vi.
Queenstown 18th, has arrived
Inc British Government has ordered sixteen
gun vessels join the squadron about to be sent
ksnna.. "a. ana Mdrtii Viii s. Esste6sd by Cayours oearn
The Journal dee Debats publishes an important
article showing that il Austria crosses the Min
cio, France must inevitable re.oommesce tho war
intenuT ted in 1859.
hsconfessor IT Cavor had arrived 1t X mo, a.
. bearer of messages from the deceased minister
to the Pope. The Pope was seriously i'll.
Spanish journals publish advices from st. Do
mingo that tranquility and enthusiasm for the
spanish Government reign throughout the Island.
At London, the funds were 6rm and slightly
higher, mainly Influenced by the splendid wealth.
six percent, which was the general rates.
Advices from Manchester are upfavorable. Tho
msrket was dull with declining tendency, but
manufactures refused further Concessions
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27
MoveAents and Rnmors from the Seat Of
War.

AIxxAMprsA lima O.
Prof. Loves balloon yesterday having discover
Cd ecatesrss camps of the ssbsls n the vicinity 81
Fairtax Court House, Lisut Tompkins in COM
mand Of his cavalry and ssversl companies Of
Light Infantry proceeded there last night There
w.sa Wild r.mor, which hes probably been re-
ceivsd from washingtos, that Lieut., Toupkiss,
Cavalry were cut 70 pieces No Official intellieencc
Of his peration has yet been received.
WASHINGTON, June rs.
There 10 the highest authority for contradlctipr
the stories about the rebels having made pssce
propositions to the Govsrnment. Thoush sorne
persons and journals have professed to give somo-
what minute dstails therc is no truth il il what
ever. On the contrary, the Administ-ation have
received sssunances that the rebels intend prose-
cutting tho war with the utmost vigor, and il nos
sible overthrow the Government and DESTROY The
Republic, even though they perish in the ruins.
Iney feei that two govsrnments cannot exist in
close Proximity, or even on the same continent.
No onhcial report Of the Great Bethel affair has
yet been made public, and it is thought there that
our loss Is much larger than has been supposed.
1t 10 known that just q the order to retreat was
given, the rebels were leaving their outer en-
fearing that they would be carried
q stoIm. Emboldened BY the Wit draval Of our
forcss they resumed their position and continued
their fire..
The highest officers Of the Confederate State,
are in Richmond.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27
NIGHT DISPATCHER.
From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, June -.
The Josr"s1 this morning has . letter from the
lst District, which says No voters vere esksd ::
re you for the North or South r.
The same paper says cases of guns were taken
from Camp, near the cit and sent TO Nashville.
marked tor Hans Edwards 4 Co., and DR.. Black
burn, Of Matches, Miss, 10 tho agent for conduct
ing their transportation south.
The correspG ndsnt Of the same paper 1t Will
Transport, Ky, says seven dsseFteSs from the
Southern army at Knoxville, had arrived there.
They were Germsns. who have been pressed into
service = New Orleans. They report Sstions,
clothing, shoes, powder and arms scarce Thew
have not boon paid for two months.
The writer adds: All this part Of the State 10
praying for arms.
A friend Of Mr.. Crttsnden authoritativelv do
nies despatch to the Journal that Mr.. Critten.
den would offer compromise or advise Kentucky
to sccede
The gun boats Lexington and Conestogs will
aryivc to-day.
The Memphis banks have loaned their own
notes at their nominal value for one hundred and
ninety hve thousand dollars for secession puf-
ppsrs.
The Memphis Asalancke of the 25th says the
editor WAS showed . dispatch from the southern
Commissionsrs, brought through Canada, to the
effect that tho sum OF two millions had been or
fersd - IN advance for the cotton-crop, and that
!, france and England will soon acknowledge the
The AralassA firmly believes the dispatcher 70
be reliable.
The Memphis Appeal Of the 35th, reports that
the steamer City OF Alton, cruising near Colum-
bus, KY, sndeavoring to capture Memphis hosts.
The Same paper says private aavicss state that
the East Tennessee Convention has adjourned
sins die, after appointing Committee TO ask that
East Tennessee be permitted TO secede peacsebly
from the Stsse, 1t all events, 70 remain neutral
II 10 said there are four in the Convention 70 one
against it. Nelson and Maynard are the con-
trolling spirits and caD direct the Convsntion for
veal or Voc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27
ADV'TS.
CELEBRATION OF Tne ATn OF July
GrNsed Picnic
E PRESENT DISASTROUS STATE

4 8 THE PRESENT DISASTROUS STATE
a Of oar coantsy readsS It more than ever ..
propEiate for American Citissns to eel ebrate the
Anniversary of eur Dsclaration Of Independence.
the undsrsignsd take pleasure in aanouncing 70
the public in general, 70 their friends and patrons
in particular, that they are making pro ions
tor Grand Celebration Pic-Nio, to be holden on
the Fourth Of July, on @. Q. X. Aitchell's Bluf.
in this city. 6tlssser's full Band will b IN a.
tsndenos al day. All the delicacies Of he sea-
son and refrsshmsnts Of al descriptions WI s.
served 10 quantity and quality 70 suit the ocss-
delivered cd the Deelasatioa Of Independenee
read. The undenignsd win spare no peins =
rsndssing It day Of universal festivity. M
promise to al Who will attend, most deliehWol
entertainment. Respectfully, ETC..
ine27-dlW1 HAUPT 4 HEINZ.
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bAI11oa1 D. a.
The kiehmeed AhSsssse q tie NJ. r~.ss:a
hsrs. Anoag the nsWS isa CsaEedesa1o eess..-ss
approved % the 2lst making fslleviae a,n.s
pdatteas fes the ysas ssding tsb. lotA, ls14 4.
a4dtetse = tAese hsrsos1oss made, 1es tAs ~ Y
On hundred rsginsns q infaa1sy, SlS2 .coc.:
fos legion os asti1!ssy, cavalry and volonteers'
SseO,Oeej transpoetasioa, 36,Soe, - Osdnaoec
Dss,st.snt ineludiag ~ DsssAsss x aashiassy
The !romisev publishss III ths vss istslli-
eeoce Of our side, contained In The New York
psepsn q the 5lst and Baitn@s pspsn q TIE
Alexander =. Stephens addsesssd nee<iae at
Wssrinton. 0s., os Asnday. The msetioe NJ
.cno:d s.soO balss Of cotton for the "a. and
PcC%asso az 70 increass is 70 l,eOe.
j. - & &visginiA Oonvsntion On the alth, diseussed
1s saG)sst Of forming laad soest guasd II -
s.Poseo counties net yst invaded. a ordiaasee
;ksn..Ing ;s guerilla volsatser force. ~ epee-
lsIy referred. This lsgalises iii usiniss, e.s-
49, y ~ gassilias, even 70 deaaA Vite":e
!uH o. clergy, upon Ill opponents. Archie
the removal of Htate Baake. -
pssed. Also aaothss, relieving haahe fseen
sPecis :. payment. The ssbjsct of Sspadiasiss sii
sne state bonds, was detected and laid over for
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27

The following is q list of the Petit
Jurors drawa for the August Term Of the Scott
County District Court:
W. g. Robeson. W. P. Egbsrt, Edward
Penny, f. Gisslsr. H. w. HAwlsy. James E.
Burnsides. Henry AIDE. Wa. Hopson. Geo. w.
Aathes: d. II. Wheeler. John H. Cotss. G. H.
sage. Robert Pape, Henry Fssrisg. william
Gardner.
The Grand Jurors drawn for the February
Term. serve until the let day Of January, A.
u. 1862.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27
What 10 Thought at Baltimore.

The Baltimore secessionists are very angry with
the rebel Gen johnston for his Wholesale destruc-
tion Of property at Aartinsburg. The act has
opened the eyes Of the wealthy rebels. They
now begin to sec with what sort Of trsitsrs they
have consented to act.
gone thousand rebel troops have been posted at
Occoquan, Va, to gusrd against 6ank movement
Of the federal troops.
1t 10 understood tn be the policy Of the Govern
ment 70 permit the rebellious legislature Of Mary
land to psss any disloyal act 1t pleases but i:
such acts conflict with the Constitution and the
interest Of the nation they will aholish the lsgs-
laturs at the point Of the sword, - was the case
in M.ssouri
II 10 stated that Gen. Cadwallader has received
direct orders from Gen. Scott not to advance on
Msrtinsbure, VI.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27

SroLEN PaoPERrY RscovRR1p.-On
the night the sissps vas In this city. mare
vss stolen from in won't Of the Prssbytsrias
church. also > mule belossing 70 Mr. Platts,
Who livss below town. The next DAY but one
Aarshal Mcneil received infssuatiea fron
welton that mule and young mare eains into
that town % Friday, the toeaer dragging
oush oy the halter. and Il was supposed they
we're stolen property. Mcneil iaternsd plssts
VINO vent to Wilton instead Of ws,top, which
y . small town some eight miles north Of De-
W"s Finding Ais nisesks. the ssxt day hs
vent TO Wslton, and came back On Tpe,dav
evening" With bic mule. A nsa aa.ed Moese
hsd been there before sod take, av., =.
mare. end left ior sone psint farther so,4h
The mare y tAs one svasd By the Brehan..
tAaily. Yesterday. ws are ialcrmea. n,
slsynsksr started y pssslis Of her. but u :.
sztssasly dsshtssl Y - y ssssssst.l /. his
III fsest 81 s,i E
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27

HAsEAs CoRPus.--Y Yesterday morn.
ieg jones end Hobart. the Cordova counter
hstsrs vsse taken out Of jail on writ Of Hs
beas Corpus and cleared. They we're immedi-
stsly rs-arrestsd and taken before Jassies
Blood. whore lawyer Hubbsll again procured
their discharge from custody. when they were
once more arrested and the third time Jones
vss cleared and Hobsrt held % stated In
seosker lass. The sudden Auetuation between
freedom and liberty were remarkable. and and
no doubt tssted the ssnslbilisies Of the objects
thoroughly. There Il probsbsbly mot any
doubt cessenriug The guilt Of both. lbut the
ching b TO prove IT,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27
River Itens.

WEDNEsDAY, June a.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
KEY CnY, Wogdsn, st. Paui.
DHPARTED.
AD HIN1, Calf, Dubuque.
KEY ClrY, Woyden, st. Louis
kATs CAsssL, Rillhouee, Nontrcse.
THs NoRfH1RHsa.-Ths Northeyssr will depart
for st. Paul this morning. Her oaacsrs, Capt. Al
ford and his worthy Clerk, J. Wood, sre whole
souled and de serving gentlemen, and ill that ID
required to mako passenger feel at home il
connected with this popular Draft.
The Luzerne, Capt. Davis and Clerk Asmussen,
will leave for Fort Madison At o'clock this even
ing, making sure connections with Keokuk pack
cts for ST. Louis. Try the Luserne.
Tho telegraph yesterday morning reported the
steamer Lehigh, Capt. Chunk, burned in the Ohio
river, th.ee miles shove Cincinnati. The Lehigh
was five years old, owned By Captain Chunk,
worth $l0OO0 and insured in Pttsburg for 81, 900.
st Louie Republican.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27

ILLINOIS, Wisconsin and Missouri
bsnk notes are still taken for pood. A. thai,
value. by Tynsr 1 Co.. Brady street. They
nave choice ssock Of Coffses. Teas. Sugsrs.
ana s'i other kinds Of Groceries. Staple Dry
uood' and Notions. which they are selling st
the lowest prices.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27
The Pirates Of the Savannah.

NBW IOEK, juno %.
Captain Baker and the pirate crew Of tho priva-
tser Savannah, were arrested to day immediately
ON their arrival from Hampton Roads, by District
Aatordsy Smith, charged with treason, piracy and
robbsro On the high seas. Captain Livingston, Of
the bark Joseph, seized By them. . . witness
They will b called before the Graad Jury to-mor-
row, and the case will b. tried early next week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-27

me DemoesaAs Of the several Townships Of
Seo's oenasy ase rsqssstsd to send Delegates TO q
Ceunty Convsntioa 10 BE- held at the Cou,t Hou.s
u the city Of Davenport, On Wednesday, the third
aay of July, st o'elscx r. n. The object Of The
Convention IL TO elsst Delegates 70 attend The
Osess coavsation % - holden at Dssnsinss Ii .
10th day of Jsly nsxt.
RATIO: rs. ~
ons Delegate for each Township, and one aadi-
sonal one for cash twenty votes cast .. the last
frss'dsntial election. Per order Of the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.