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| HoSoRED SIR: should he unGrateful tor tho RELIEF
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GEN,L GlMMlSSllM BUSINESS

WE HAVE on HAND a VERY LARGI; Ann
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re viii dispose Of the most favorable terms All
those wanting articles in line invited TO call
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were ever offered before In this market.
declp S.uARPEk bkO.
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What Shall we Drink

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Imported and bottled by himself put up for inediei
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
Kiver Items.

THURsDAY, juno 3s.
ARRIVED.
KArs CAssRL, Nillhouse, Montrose.
SuCKnR SFArB, khodss, St. Paul.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Aontrose.
AD HINs, Gait, Dubuque.
CLARA HIHE, -, Warsaw.
SuCKER STATE, Rhodes, st. Louis.
The Luzerne, Cspt. Davis and Clerk Asmussen,
will leave for Fort Madison 1t o'clock this even
ing, making sure connections with Keokuk pack
cts for St. Louis. Try the Luzerne.
DRowNsD.-Frsm the Bellevue CbSrier W learn
that man named Dosh was drowned in the river
at that place last Thursday, while diving Of .
raft, whero the water was shallow. He struck his
head against . rock or snag, which probably
stunned him, and rose under the edge Of the raft,
whore he sm9thsred.
THAxKs.AWe are under many obligations to
the gentlemdnly officers 81 the Ad Hine for uI
nvsr papers in advance Of mail, and many other
courtssiss ia the line Of items Of news.
The Northern Line packet Hawkeys State, Capt
Gray and Clerks Mason and Green, will depart fol
st. Paul and way points this morning. The Hawk
eye is second 70 no boat on tho Upper AississiPp
Tor fast running, good accommodations and polit'
and good looking Officers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
LA T E N E w s.
Hlghly Important from WasAington.
Especial TO the Chicago Tribuas.l

4 " WA0QUe0f0M, Juuo a.
| y posidvely knows that wide diGlrsnoss Of
opinion in rslstion to the nanassnent Of tha
campeagn are known 70 exist in the Cabinet, and
tassa god 1eal of smphstic talk toushine Oen.
aeotts peovoking downsss has taken placs in -
cent moetings.
~. Blair !. haovn . lsad the party Of .esio.
and ~ The President himself but the latter. Il
naaid: will. when the struggle comes, adhere to
sAe opinions Of Gen. Scott ii whose visdom and
patriotism he has the utmost confidence. All
the n.mbsrs Of the Cabinet are becoming im-
pressed With 'hs neesssity Of gratifying the impa-
aenes Of the country and it Scotts policy in re-
lation to the East Division Of Virginia should
prevail, you nay look for more active and sstis-
factory demonstrations elsewhere.
The latest runor 10 that Gen. Scott has been
ordered by the President to make IN immediate
Gehsosd before the meeting Of ths Confsd ersts
attached.
The talk among tho msnbsrs Of Congress <ath-
erlng hers 4 for actioa md ssPpnrted by their
notion IL j. likely that the Cabinet viii Is
brought = the support q mora decisive msasures
and The sbanasaaent Of what is called Iho ssana.
oondA" plan. Eveybody now admits that the
hrst mistake Was in not ceiling ont quarter Of :
million Of men and rushisg them into virginia,
- soon q possibls after Sumter fell.
Gen. Dir will sssums command ct Arlington
Heights Tomorrow, though the heavy work will
fall upon his subordinate, Mcdowell.
SECRETARY Chase estimstes, and will 10 report
70 the Brssident, that two hundred and twenty
Ave 70 two hundred and fifty millions Of dollars
will be wanted for prosscuting tho war. He con
hdently expects 70 raise tho larger amount BY .
national patriotic subscription, aided By judicious
tari6 legislation. Il 10 said that be viii favor
suttug % the freelist except for such articles -
~ needed for var purposes.
There 10 signs u IN advance nor Of any other
on the Federal or rebel side to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

PUBLIC MEGrISa.-There 10 to be 8
public meeting at LsClsirs He'll on Monday
night to take into consideration the attempt
which is being made In ssrtain quarters il New
York TO break down the credit Of Iowa 10 that
city We do not nv that ths cspitAlists Of that
place have no groasds Of complaint concern
Ing the treatment they have received from
leading cities and several counties in this State.
Aud from the sets Of the cities and counties
they argue that the State 10 also in pqer con.
dition to offer bonds for sale. But this is real.
ly far from being the case. We d6 not like
the idea that the State OF lows, one Of the
best States 10 the Union, ehould be branded a.
uovorshv Of credit, but ousslds Of that vs are
hopeful that not dollar Sf our State bonds
will be taken in New York or any other bound
aries. The bonds Of this State W moet sio.
cerely hope will be taken right here il the
State rof Iowa, and We feel confident that q
least 100000 called for will be taken here
II 10 matter which not only the business men
of Davenport. but those ofevsry city and town
IN the State shouId take into immediate con.
sideration. We hope the people here In con
ventioD. Monday night, will appoint . COM
mittes whose duty it shall be to canvass
among the monisd men Of this county for the
purpose Of obtaining subscriptions TO this
loan. Books should B. opened 1t every con.
siderable point in the State and committees
appointed for the came purpose Il strikes %
very forcibly that the amount can be raised IN
Iowa, and that the investmont will be a good
and profisabls one. Indeed We honestly think
Il will be better for Iowa not TO have an un.
don't care about having the nsms..v u.v.c.
being suspicious. but that 10 not the worst thing
In the world. when our people can put their
hands in their own pockets aud raise the nee
essary funds II that courss proves feasible
~s shall rather thank the Herald. after oil, for
ito cold shoulder. Let the citizens turn out as
they did few weeks ago. and talk money
right straight 10 the mark.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
Grand Pic.NIC /!

THE PRESENT DISASTROUS STATE
a OF cur country renders it more than ever ap-
propriate for American Citisens to celebrate the
Anniversary Of our Declaration Of Independence,
the undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
the public in general, to their friends and patrons
in particular, that they are making pre- aratiops
tor Grand Celebration Picnic, to be holden on
the Fourth of July, on G. Z. X. Mitchell's Bluff.
in this city. Stlasser's full Band will be in at
tendence all day. All the delicacies of the sea-
son and refreshments of all descriptions will be
served in quantity and quality to suit the occa-
sion. Patriotic Speeches will be made, Addresses
delivered and the Declaration Of Independence
read. The undersigned will spare no pains sf
rendering 1t day Of universal festivity, and
promise to all who will attend, most delightful
entertainment. Respectfully, ETC..
ine27-dIwl HAUPT q HEINZ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
: DAVENPORT IOWA SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 30 1851

bedy. the rebels rsssaptsd st dark come 6ss
Rilss ssd called isay seessa The rebel.
hssd . eesssil ssd dsel1sd 70 disbasd, ssatsss,
sd IT sssh nsa w = binsslf to ssss ths r,
R.ssodesvess st come psisk The they sttsups-
I'd that sisbe. and isk 81 sssoss. he bslssss
were driven bssk, asds - assssasd one Of their
Cspsains whom " haFs II camp Saturday
ws we're relieved By three other companies
under Lieutenant Colossl Tuttls and brought
ny command into ss@p for fsv days' sesA
sm 20 far the only sspasis IN ths whole line
vhe has besn put u exclusive ooomsad Of
more thss bic Own company. sm astiog -
ofbssr Of the day and have ny hands fsll.
vent on ddty last svsaiss as7. Jost - took
my post. short dislssss from camp. saloon
keeper attacked and stabbed soldier and It
wss tboaght the man vas killed, ws cent .
force to arrest the murderer which thsy did.
the excitement vss very great ann It took sv4sy
sxsrtion for ne 70 prevent the soldisrs from
killing To prisoner q enss. kept him safe
through the night, today the soldier l. alive
md will probably ct ~sll..
Give my rsgsrds to 81 my friends. When
vou write me address Capt. J. D. Brswstsr. %.
Q" I'd Reg't Of Iowa, Camp Lyon. 81. Joseph
Missouri. Yours, 10.
Rar~a~s,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

A, Lounvn&4 Jnpe =.
ec!eepea4e1so 4 this moen3n9S liSeeL -
sween zen. breeksa cd Ne QaaeAes ~ a ihe
= S.ss eaafa. asse9pes e psovs list tte oollecoas
on eessen - W. y. nellcn, special a1cnl1 ef -
ovsnment hers refused q allow - 1s1iee "a ~
s<eepe - ColumbUs, ~ Eailfeaaes NV. - 49,
clx ,esndrsd staad 4 asns ~ 90 noinoaesv
csfsrsdgs:, arrived yestssday It 4 rvrsss1S e1:z
nesseo. -
The journal sutAoritasivslv ae.,ee .A.A ~,
hosseen Y recruiting tseepe Ios the 0ovev1es~1
III, IN the Memphis Appeal of the 97th. - IN.
sn. S.ns correspondent seys the LsgideGsrs is e
deavoring to conoiliats East Tcnneeoee. vhoss
sse.sssars At Nashville peopoeinr - ~
LessIstnss 70 ALLOW East snuessee "a nssss.0.
s.oSce. Their memorial will Be presented Z. Nh
nsGeaY. Harmony prevails, bat storm 4 49,.
% eeioee tn: end Of the session.
= sgceial oisPateh to tho New Oriea,s n,
.lo% . Aislsappi City, Of the 2Sth, an sNea.s,
.ncnofsa g the point and captured AZ saSee.ss.
with which she sailed eastward. The -" -.
says that the blockade at this port ~ 49, 1ee.
.anensay insetsts1, and caused Mobile nsii hSsS.
g .St dieconuCu:. The same paper intinotes 1As4
re India, Ohins and Raglish msrehsatrs. vsn
be rich prisss for psivatesss. -
me Pseoysss Of the 18th ssys : u. q. ahin -
We % guns. anchored at Chaialie Bey. thss n.
with Texas ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
TnrRD RsorMsrr OsoxsKD INTO 81

THIRD REorMRrT OsoEsED INTO SEA.
vICE.-From the Keokok Journal We
learn that Col. Curtis arrived at Keokuk
on the evening Of the 2eth, and ordered
the Third Regiment Of Iowa volunteers
to Missouri Immediately. The regimen
tal officers had not arrived in Keokuk.
They we're in this city yesterday, and
consist Of N. G. Williams, Colonel, John
Scott, 1t. Colonel, VIM. N. Stone,
Major. The Regiment bad received ITS
hats. sccks and shoes, but the costs and
pants had not yetIarrived. 1t had just
gone into camp, and spent two days and
nights there.
We learn from Mr.. Fidlar that they
started for Missouri yesterday.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

A SoLDzss SHOT, w learn by the
Qaincy Heroj1 of this i1afnjae. that
Lieut.. Weber, Of Capt Petrfs company,
shot one OF his corporaIs yesterday, ON
the railroad 1t some point west OF Han
nibsl, for some cause in which it is said
= woman was concerned. We we're nm
able 70 fleasa the particulars, though Of
the facts stated ws presume there 10 no
donht.- Ho~~i10l Ress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
THOMAS POWELL'S,
,RUG 4 FAMILY MEDICINE STORE

~ I'll u u ~ II y
co.. BRADY STREET. .... 40
TTAVING ADOPTED THE CASH SYSTEM
II of buying and selling goo1e, am prepared
to Offer at very Low PRICEs, TO which respectful.
" sail attention Of the pabic. In addition to my
we'll selected stock Of
Drugs, Hedisinsly Teilet Goods, etc.,
would solicit your attention 70 nov arrival ..
goods BY express-
BAZIN'S AAANDINE,
FARINA COLOGNE, (BEsf BRANDs,)
LUBIN,S EXTRACT (NBw P.REUMERY, }
BENZINE,
Toilet Soaps, American, French and English
with . full assortment Of fRBfn, HAtR, cLeFn, EAT
AND NAIL DnUsuB9.
Also . few eases
DARK OTAR - BHB ANDHs
PALE HEM E0EY BRANDY,
WE80T r q N DERIA.
PORT WINE.
RAAE AEA z n HYs
which viii b sold exclusively for medical pur-
poses
4hsoo.0 KEAvAn0 01G0rO
Chsiss Brands, direct from ~ importer.
TBOa. POWELL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

CAxP Cannon, Juss "A

CAMP Cannon, Juss ~.
Eos. DsnooaAs :-Is ssv in the tslsgrsphi>
ssvs Of the Missouri Repsblseas. % sceosst
Of 6sht st ssvaaoah. on the H. / s..
10. Road. It's ell . mistake ssnd you the
paragraph with necessary eorrsetisns. The
skirmish Of which it speaks of st thst place.
never happened. Il wss % attssk on Nays.
vile. concerning which you ere already In
formed BY my letter Of the 10th.
Some incidents concerning that affair which
have not been reported. may not come amiss
TO your rssdsrs. We we're ordered - search
the city for eontrabsnd goods. and TO the work
the boys proceeded with activity. Provoked
at the sudden scattering and hiding Of the r..
bells. We vent into the next best chance.
/ vss ordered 70 ''inveseigsts" . large house
from which the rebels had fed ct our ap-
prosch. Arriving st the door heard female
within. weeping and wailing at > desperate
rata. Irequestsd her to open the door. bat
she replied that she WAS afrisd would shoot
her. told her that should do nothing Of the
kind. shs opened the door. She then esosshsd
upon the floor With her children einging aboet
her, and with oil the fervsr Of . mothers
heart. implorsd me to spare her and her dear
children. l assured her that It was far from
my intensiens to injurs hair Of her hssd ; bot
thst my misalon there vas to search the hou.e.
to which she readily asssuted. and my sxp.o-
rations commenced. resulting in finding moth
ing important.
The business Of ofssarching the town was CON.
plsted In about 40 hour. In different quar- !
ters we're found guns loaded with powder and |
ball. We took several prisoners back to Can.
eron. who were discharged upon taking the |
oath Of allegiance.
Our Company has performed more hard ser.
vice than any other 10 the Regiment. We
live more than half the time in the cars, going
from one place to another. guarding bridges
stc. We left the Camp It st. Joseph on Sum
lay morning, the 18th. and have been on the
llsrt ever since. We have taken about TWEEN.
y.6vs prisoners, and are taking more every
lay, bat they soon conclude to renew their a.
egiance and leave.
The other day squad of our boys arrested
J County Judge, who WAS rank sseessionist,
'ut the sight of northern steel was too much
or bis nerves. and be took the oath. If there
> any chivslry at al in the South, II must be
urther down than this. for all secsssionists ~e
ave seen. 90 far. have shown decided pre-.
erence for running rather than fighting.
We hsar daily accounts Of gather
Dgs among the rebels and are in anticipation
{ . pitched battle before many dave. But
ur boys are prepared for them and anxious to
lrike heavy blow.
understand that another Newspaper vas
'sued by the boys of the first Regiment at
the other day. II
oldiers, which 10 pleasing to them. you may
est assured. CHARLEs HlLDRETH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
Tr0Ops Leaving st. Louis.

81. Louis, June 18, 1851.
Four companies Of Col. stevenson q 7th regiment
under Major Curry, left for Boonviie this evening.
where they go into camp. Two companies Of Col.
Steihes regiment, destined for jefferson City left
~ the same train. Nothing new from the west.
!, IL understood here that Gen. Lyon has not
lett BoOnville, es previously reported.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
NIGHT DlsPATCHFa.


:. WAsHINGrON, June 26.
:, It appears that tho Federal forces landed -
Ioint Only, numbering IS mon, and al day yss-
teraay we're erecting battery on he point. While
retiring to the foat At p. NJ, the men wore 6red
upon ~ 500 rebels. Who were conssslsd. The 6ght
born and Pawnss taking part in the enearement
our OF our men were wounded and ons moetailv.
,oo holes were shot in the Gag, but Williams vho
neid IT. continued to wsvs it de6sntly st the ene-
my; The boats Of the steamers were riddlsd with
bullets. "'-
Il is reported that 900 more rebels vsr, elo,e
o hand to support the attacking party.
- - believed that the shells thrown by the
rawnee inflicted serious loss. The FresbCfn -
turned TO Aoquia Greek
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
TOWNrH1P CONVENT. ON.

The Dsnoesats Of Davenport Township are ~
qussssd - nsst at the Court House on Saturday
the 3sth Of june, st ~ o'clock p. H., 70 elect
Delegates to attend the County Convention.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD,
THOS p. RUSSELL,
=. Y. LANE,
Township Com.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

BOUND TO CELEBRATE.-Our friends
Haup, + Heinz are bound to have . celebra-
tion in this city on the Fourth of July. and
are making extensive preparations for the came
to come off on Judge Mitchelrs Blu6. Read
their advertisement and make arrangements
to enjoy the day - thoroughly possible. The
grounds are exceedingly pleasant. ss every
one knows
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

Norcs.-A lot ofself sealing earthan
ware fruit cans at the Hswteye Store. They
srs cheap and excellent article. Also fsaits.
fine fresh teas. sugars and other desirable goods'
Give 10. frequent cslls He sells ehssp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
skirnish Near Cumberland.

GRAFTON, June ~.
Corporal Hayes and 19 men belonging to Col.
Wallaces regiment of Zouaves, while scouting on
Psttersons Creek, IL miles cast Of Cumberland,
night before last, encountered party of rebels,
nun beriDg shout 20. A sharp engagement on
sued. II Of the enemy arc reported killed, and .
number wounded. One Of Hayes party Is killed
and himself badly wounded. They captured :
number Of horses.
The rebel force is ct Buchanan. lis reported
to have increased to 10000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

FsoM TIE BoYs.-On this page will
be found two interesting letters from the D.
G. AZ. We are glad to hear that they are
getting elsng comfortably and doing them
selves credit. 1t 10 evident that Col. Curtis
reposes much confidence in Capt. Brewster and
his brave bovs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

LAST DAY.-The splendid Panorama
Of Italy will leave this place after today.
There will be an sxhtbition this afternoon ..
3 o'clock. and afterwards In the evening at 8
o'clock. We advise those who have not seen
-ls -.~.h - -4;i A.
portunity No one will return dissatisfied. The
Mirror goes to Rock Island next week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

Soyr and silk hats Of elegant style
ssd durable quality. can be found only st Far
rsnd's. The public are invited to call sad u.
anime the new slv1es.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

WAGuUog0u, Jo0o -.
The Phwnse arrived = the Neyy Ysp1 this
nssnine, ,bgineing latslliesnee fEo0 4alAio9 PoiAe
assas1iae = hs soaesnsst - pase9e = - 81
Cspe. Wasd, sfths ysssAess, sSlllsnl ~ ~
phweeosujo(ossenents q a1eat eUea8 80. -
unitei With othsn ftem hieown vessol So0peleinG
ebspt = nes II ~. 1hsy slAsose wt1h ssvseI|
eutssss 1ss nathias fsiaA, taking vilA 49, ~
hsst.sd - ~ -. 49, - - W
49, - "s =. - :s:ssss. ~; 81 - =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29
COUR nv CONVENTION. .

The DsooegsAs ef The several Townships Of
Ssoss eouaty - ssqsssesd te esd Delegates 70 .
Csssty Ossvsatiee = - hsld u the Cosst House
in thssity Il DassS;55Ssk % Wednesday, the third
day Of July, st o'clock r. n. The object Of the
State Convsntioa % b. holden ct Desmoinss III .
10th day Of July nsxt.
RATIO:
One Delegate for saeh Township. and one addi
tioaal oas for sssh twenty votes east - the last
Prsaidsntial slestioa. Per order Of the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

ANoTHsa Coon OFFICER Killed.
We regret much the announcement OF
the death Of Capt. Ward, of the steamer
Freeborn, in skirmish with the rebels
at Matthias Point. He was capital
oftioer--0ne Of the beat iu the Navy
Department. This unfortunate affair is
but another proof of the folly of endeav-
oring to make any important movements
without the precautionary measure of
scouting. We understand that Capt.
Wards family reside in Rock Island
county, near the city of Rock Island.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

VEGRrABLEs.-The markets we're
never better supplied With vegetables and luz
uries Of the sesson than st present. Every
thing 10 cheap and Of excellent quality.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

WADswoRTH 10 still receiving New
Goods. aud is bound to sell them at pricss that
will suit the purchasers. When You are in
want Of anything in the line Of Fancy or Staple
Dry Goods. We would advise you to call 1t No.
20. West Second street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

LETTER FROM MAc.-We received
last evening . lengthy letter from our
faithful correspondent Mae, Of the gallant let
Il 10 the mose Interesting one yet. and will b
treat TO our readers The First 10 at Boon.
vills-all we'll, and spelling for Q fight.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

WELToN 4 WARR1NER, FIRST door
above the post office. have just received the
6ssst lot Of Gents Lssting Caters and Oxford
Ties ever brought into this city Also . fios
lot Of Ladies' Caters and childrsn's shoes, al
Of which they will cell At the very lowest war
prices Call and see them
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

DAN RsCx's BIC Snow 10 making it's
wa- up the river in this direction. He viii BE-
here In week or two. @
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-29

TsACHBR's sExAMINATION.-Ther will
be - examination for teachers st the Brick
School House, corner Of Sixth and Warren
streets. eemmsseing sts o'clock this morning.
preciselv