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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
IL CLAIRE c0RREsPONDENcE
LsCLAras. love. June Is 1851.

LsCLAras, love. June Is. 1861.
EDs. DEHocaAr.-Ys sstsrday and to day have
been the most disagrssabls Of the season. the
wind blowing perfect gale. picking up the
polverizsd clay and harlias Il promiscuossly
in the most undSsirsbls places. The manner
t.. -Ls-a- s--ss-A "-. 80 hoonaa
skirts. vas truly amusing. II not 90 agreeable
to The vsarer. Such sights and mishsps could
not Be ehronielsd in four colamns Of . county
6svspaper.
few days ego the several Sabbath Schools
Of this city Of misery. united 10 Uoion ssls-
brstion. Soms tvo Or three hundrsd children
ssrs present. and many Of the sliss Of The town
joinsd In the smass0sot. After partsking o.
. sunptuoos dinner. highly interesting sd-
dresses we're made by the different ministers
10 attendance, when al returned we'll satis6ed
With the da'yss v-.rt.
The news Of tL. .s,sous result to thu Fed.
ssal troops at Big BstAsl vas received n
regret snd chsg,ia BY al. the assertion. .
few iacksnapss sai colombisds to the cootra
~ notvithstaoding. Is u true Bob. Rogers.
Fo.ter. end a few more u Ike stripe. said. 10
guarding thsir own Iaurels. "let the Uoion g.
10 the ID; ~ want no Union With slavery"
ste. But Oh. no. they have changed their
minds now. They 80 the Constitution in -
entire different light, and as this time to b.
written up - disuniooists BY % iosigoi6esn,
and contemplate support ~ Bill Steel 10 too
bad they ought TO rise IN nss.ss and Get him
up In business B. formerly followed the
boot bsstesss- This same "Colambia d." II one
oight judge Of his phisiosomy. 10 sligh,Iy tioo.
tured in color q least Of that peculiar insti.u-
si6o. this sesrsbsr Of history. (Greslsy Alms-
sas sad Uoele Tem's OAbin,) tells NJ Of % M
grateful people; svasas:ioa Of wasAiogton. -.
session headquarters In this city. Out upon
such silly tvsddle tts eouo,ry U.s. made
Of sueh stu6 = "Columbiad." it would ali 70
10 The dogs. for his standard Of patriotism IL to
stsy ct home and abuse those Who ars trus 10
Tie Constitulioe and the Unioa This sslf cane
shap signsd volunteer roll - high private,
aad tnsa boohoosd aroand tow until his nses
wss ssrietsn from The list; bic msmma eouise
to Bile rseus With ksosk dows argsmsst, 10
the effect that b could not 20 unlsss % Mss.
tenant. Not bsisg seopetsot to Gil The posi-
tioa Of boet-blask = fearsh sorporsl, hs and
bic very patriotic fsissd. ''Poll Tsx." were left
ct home il the srjoyasat ef The sestempt 81
every sssdbls persoa u LsClaiss.
Yorrs truly. JsassY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

NBw YoRx, June II.
FLorR.-Nartst heavy and 5@l0 cents lower.
e4.60.a470 super STATE ts.60@4 9S Extra State
$4ss@i.7o super Western $A.75@s.V0 Common
~ medium Extra.
WuxAr.-Markst heavy. @l.l6 Milwaukee
Red Western sVs01l. .0e Chicago Spsine.
sound.
kYe.-Quist, s6@6Ss.
bARLsY Dull.
CoRM.-Markst steady at 96H@l4c New Mixed
Westsrn s8e Old do !; zee New White Western.
&OATs--Aarkst quiet. 3l0SsH Wsstssn and
Stste.
WussKY.-leL@leXs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
AD HINB, Gait, Dubuque.
COM Nj e RCIAL
DAvENPO ORT n MARKE I.
DAILY REPORT.

OyTlCs OF TuE DEMocRAr AND NEws,l
Monday Eve, June II. 1851. J
Receipts are very small to-day - 10 usual on
Monday. Prices Of grainars unchanged since our
last report. Flon, a~~':- As <s''- y -----'.
quote:
FLous- Firm st Ss.se@4.so. Shipments 500
bbls.
wusAr-Tn good demand 1t so0sss. Receipts
2,0sG lbu. Shipments sos bu.
BARLsY.-Ao ominal 1t 2Oc.
CoRN.-Dull ~ l3,. Receipts 2Ae bu.
OArs-NominAl at 1l0l2c:
Por TOEs- s0lOc.
msnts $50 bu.
uAY--Aew $500, Old @i.6005.00.
RETAIL MARKET.
FRESH BuTfBR.-70lcs y b.
E0os-6c y dos.
STRAvBsxsixs-6o0lae pquart.
CuRsAxTs--S@ leo y quart.
GoossBsSRlse-s0lOc y quart:
PsAs-2Oc = peek.
CAsBAos-3@5c = head.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
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HAsusAl, ~, Jose ~. 1851.
We dspesss1 lssa Ksssst yssessdsy noss.
isg sssss s'eissk ssSss ssr 0sllsat CsIonsi
Curtis. fos the parpess ei tskisg pesssssiso q
Of she Hsaaibsl = g. Jsssph Railsesd. Ws
arrived hsss alter Absst I've hesss passage.
daring which soshisg u iepssssoes trans
pissd. ssd iassdlstsly took resssssioa ef the
rod ard everything eesssstsd thsrsvitb. A.
saeugh tiers vsss 5000 exaggerated accounts
about ssssssiee trseps II ssd sbous Hausibsl
ssd Psloysa. vs hsvs not yst 1oasd . dsgls
~es Who expresses Ssssssisa o. lsAitoeoes -.
tt0sots- Ths city q nasaibsl 10 uadoubtsdly
hearty tes ths Usiea. These pssbsbly sre
sxssptioos. a. future svants nay prove thss
shsss srs osse thas ~ ass jest asv eouatisg
-. Hswsvss. ~ vill vait.
Yesterday : aqosd of our boys ID. c. A.s.)
undsr sommssd Of Lieut. Holmss. we're de-
tailed - march up town and haul down . Sc
ssssios hag which vss Aoasiag II The breess
ever The rssidssss It private sitissn. The
boys hare did - like ~ lsoks Of the con.
sssn and wsrs not at all 10th - hsvs hasd
In lowering it; bot the proprietor having r.
seivsd in6esoatioa ef the proposed visit,
lowered It Of BE own sseosd and ssssstsd il
just IN time e ave - The tsouble of doing II
for him.
We had quits ~ szsitiag tine bat could
not ned the Aas. 4 citizen. whose name
eeuld not lsasn. took ~ 6ovs 70 drug store
and stood the "soda" 81 around.
The Let Rssimsnt arrived last night from
Keotuk. We got Oh 6rst. being IL the city,
whieh " considered streak Of good luck.
We are oil h good spirits this morning
There are nov about fourteen hundred troops
IN town and along the line Of The railroad.
CaAaLss HnDasSn,
P.S.-Siass writing The sbovs, the Daven
port City Guasds havs ssptarsd three Ssces
sio"ists. They are confined - prisonsrs Of var
IN ths next room 70 whore An writing They
look pale. - we'll they might. Alfis excite
ment and noiss about the depot whore we
ere qusItsred. Both Rseimsn,s. learn. will
leave soon for di6.rent points along the road
some vii probably 20 through TO St. Joseph
and IL 10 rumorsd that the d. G. A . will Ls
cent there. G. H.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-Tbe Dav.
soPort Philharmonic Society intend giving q
Festival and Concert 10 Metropolitan Hall. or
Wednesday event g. June 10th, assisted by
the Orchestral Society. We sdvms oil lovers
OF Strawberries and good music, both vocal
and inssrumsntal. to attend. We are pleased
70 announce to the many friends Of Mrs. c, Ii
Dsvts. that she hsa kindly .e..ss..d ~ ass'e,
% the occasion. Admittapes. sicels tickets.
- cents lAdy and gsntlemso Is cent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

WAsHlAOrON. June 10.
An army cfhcsr has jast arrived here from
Cairo with dispatches for Gen. Scott He states
that iutelliQencs had been recsived there that the
rebel fsrces under command OF 0ee. Pillow, hid
everything in readiness. and wsrs expscting -
move towards Cairo N the 18th in.t They
have transports sufficient t. carry 1900 Or
~ 90 men. The commander at Cairo had NO
doubt Of his ability TO resist any force the rebels
might bring against him
i appears rom iufoenstion communicated to
our olicers that Pillow was expecting aid from
Kentucky and Missouri, the Governors Of these
states having given him as.urancss to that 6est
Arr. ngcments had been msds " ~ which would
preven: any such aid.
10 10 understood to b. the iptsstiop Of the Gov
srnment, owing to request Of commanding on
cen in the south west, " eoncsns-sss noss troops
in that vicinity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

l. Tns CoxsisTBxcY % ras 0AxsTTs.
Picking up ths 0ssstss ysssssdsy sessisg. and
sassisg eos eyes over NE "leesg' eslsos oar
stteo.iea vss assd % ss article hsadsd .1s.
jssssion sgs,ast shs City. which vent on 10
state how Mr.. asbbsl he'd besa 70 Dee Aoiass
ssd had ssssssdsd In gsssiag the city sejoinsd
aoaiset lsvyiag the ususl tas 70 psy u the
bss6sd dsss u ~ city. sd vossd sp - tol.
love:
Our epinios on this subject Of sitiss aad soun-
tiss seisisg legal dodgss 70 avoid the payment ef
heasst dues OF 70 evsAe hoosss obligations, s:s
we'll knovs-snd they srs pssticu- esiy vel kn.va
- ssgssds this very qssstioa o. Dsvsspess aaA
ous Ond-holdsrs. a nsn Who will avail ht0so1f
Of such legal qubbles - detsepd - isooooDs and
eoeAdisg essditos, would b usually asA IL hossst
publie opision. swisdisr. Ia seaswssisiss the
iss y this subject sgain.
We have % issos 70 joia the 0asssss il its
gsssssi laasusgs - given 10 the sxtssst. be-
cause vs are strongly tiactured With the sane
belief
Bat upos looking upon the second pags Of
the same issus W found in the leading srticIe
ths following language eeasssaisg shs lsgsliss-
tiou Of rspudiation Of honsss debts. wherein
The editor takes far different view Of mat.
tsrs He ssys:
4 strong and probably successful effort viii b
made % induce the passage Of general bankrups
law" opening door Of relief to the many unior-
tanatss 6nsnsially crippled and maimsd By past
and prospective eouneecial vicissitudss < nsw
revenue act and . bankrupt Law once established,
viii probably remain sl9ost pernassat "instits-
tiops," and their inauenes on the manufacturing
aad 1ereantile interests Of the eounuy rsquirs no
detailed explanation.
Here ws sss the 0ssssss "sssn" fsvoring the
availability Of legal enactment 10 defraui
On innocent and eon6ding creditor. ergo, to
~ HE own language. be "voald be usually.
and In honest public opiaion. . ssisdlev.'
Self.sonvieted. on the outside. 10 our nsighbor.
Now, ifit is right fos ''many untortunatss. f.
pancislly crippled" to take the benefit Of
"bsnkrupt Law" made such BY Congress. IL it
lees "honsst" for corporation struggling and
houndsring in debt. to take advantage Of the
properly constituted laws of the State, to cast
Of the shaekles Of debit II there IL . nscsssi.
~ for bankrupt Law" for smsliorating "past
and prospective commercial vicissitudss." Why
should 'ths act" Of 'ma0." or ''eommsn;ties''
be considered "disre putabls" when acting uu-
der Law already framed and 10 force These
are grave questions. neighbor. II you are in
favor Of . general wiping out Of debt BY Con.
grsssionsl snaetmsnts. how can you be opposed
TO partial wipng out under the Constitutiou
and laws Of the State Of Iowa? Let us hear
just what you mean BY those two extracts. 1t
would be nothing strange for the Ga.etts 10
turn summersault every alternate lay, but
the idea Of Topping square over in the same
sdition 10 altogether too much exercise for this
style Of weather.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
The Force Aloo9 0ov. Jookooo.

-. 0U1ob Jooo %.
Co. sole.aa's rssinsnt With sos. aelA ptsssly
si6s Raiiroed te-sig6t csd asoshr fosss, sOe o.
l,U00 s.seog, lsavo il The nesaiag. Five battsg.
ioe, four euns ssoh, nootly II poundsss, 3 S-ineh
howitsess, 1O-insh mortar, aaa tws eo0poaiss ef
cavsisy aesoapasy Gen. Lyea's sxpeditien 70 JET
.r.o. end Col, SCI: ss.Tas s.s - ~ '0s'A
Five six poundas aAd aboat tWo hundssd halls,
maaufaetared q Haanit d, Nc, veee eaptured b.
: company Of The Hannihal Hone Guards, undes
LieUt. Crsndall, 1eas the town a Naeus, % the
. ght q The 18Th, asd taken baek = Hannibal by
railroad. These cannon wsrs o rosie for Chilli
O0sess ef tAe 4iaDoari river stea0ers, Who as-
rived to-day, ~ tAs inpsssioa pssvailsd that
uev Jaekson vould make the inst stand at Been
vile. Cannon and shot had been tssasfssEsd from
Jefferson City, and prspasasisae wsss being made
for rssistasee at that point. Boonvills 10 sitsa-
and i connected By good roaAs With Cooper, Sac
Lire. Howard, Chassioa and Beoas eosntsss, and
the south western part Of the State.
letter from Springfield, No., says bstwssn six
and seven hundred seces.ionists ase organised
there under the militia BILL The Union mss also
des and shot guns. They srs determined to sas-
tain their position. They ere orgsaissd under
COL John s. Phelps.
Reports from the border stated that Bsa Me-
Culloch vas sneampsd in Benton eosntv, Ark,
with for.s Of 5000 roops The Arst battalion Of
Col. Sisel's regiment reached Rolla, the terminus
Of the Southwestern branch Of the Pacils Railroad
70 terdsy afternoon, where they 60 iato camp for
About lso STATE Guards Asd on the arrival Of
the U. 3. troops. 4 secession nag was taken down
by the volunteers, and the Stars and Stripes rais-
ctissns. who declare loyalty 70 the Fs isSal Gov
eminent. Gen. Lyons expedition received many
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

Ice CRRAx AND SrRAwBERRIRs.-
Ar. }. ". Collins h IS opened tasty lee Cream
Saloon IN Catholic Block. just above Fourth
street. where he and his amisbls lady will At
ah times be ready TO serve our eitiseus With
the best II Ice Cream aud most luseious of
ha'ts. Also eskss and confectionery Of al
siods. fresh and nice. Give him . call by 81,
Woooe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

RsM0vAL o. sns Ts0oPs ysuM Has
xnAL-ws Iesss fren L 2. Rove. vhs assivs1
here yssssrdsy . ths Nsrshssses. tast vhea
hs vss q HAssibsl- Sandy nossise-ths
Iowa tsoeps-bssA Sssosd snd Third Regi-
osnts bad isss The sisy-lssviss % eshse NIL.
isssy force bshisd hus Tie Hone 0aard.
Ne lsssssd that postiea of The 80 vol.
ustesrs hsd been ordered on . LsxisSsss
where they we're 10 be joined By . dssaash-
msnt Of troops from 81. Locis 70 lock after .
body Of Secession troops which had tates up
quarters there. The troops we're 70 b seat
tsssd slesg ~ resd st The oese pseaiesst
points ssd bridges. Col Saith, Of Quincy.
cane up to Ksskuk on the Northsrsss %
take The bslasss Of his Rsgimset-seos eeo-
into Missouri. Our infosmsnt ssys tbss . de-
tatehosot Of Love voluntesss have elso bssn
seat 70 Iadspendssss. There ere sbeue 600
Secession troops there A body are stationed
at Chillisoshs slso st Macon City. He reports
busisess almost entirely saspendsd in the sitiss
Of Missouri. and that there h grsst stsmpsds
am.pg the people for the free States. He re-
rosss Secession vslsntssrs coming iato Lezisg-
ton, Indspendenes and vicinity. Sous ere
armed and some are not For ssOs and On.
munitiop, the Sesessionists had raised money
70 60 down into Arkansss and purshsss them.
This. hovevss, will Be stopped. Gen. Nor
rison, Who vss to have takes The funds With
which to get the funds. 10 reported captured.
There may yet BE- some fighting in Atssesri.
From . letter received BY Ar. Dewitt on
Sunday, from Capt Brewster. vs learn that
the Cd Rsgimsnt has been ordered 70 81. Jo. 8.
We expect that the boys hardly know where
they ere thsnsslvss. and probably win not
get settled any where permanently for The nsxt
few months.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

KrnoE 4 CARuAKr opened yesterday,
large assortment OF Summer Shawls. Hosiery
Linen ssd Csmbris Hsndksrchiefs. Lluss Shirt
Bosoms. Brilliauts. Priots. Boy's and Mems
Fancy Pant Goods; slso, . large lot Of Shst +
Bonnsts, OF sll sizes and cclors
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

Welsesn from Desssnges from St. Joseph last
evening, that Col. Carti7 "a regiment d Iowa,
vas hssdqusrtsrsd st II. Joseph, and he force
Va distributed Vver shout ~ miles Of the b. /
st 10. railroad.
Col. Batss' Let Iowa rsginsst i distributed
along the Same road, On each side Of The Hsdsss.
He ksd two eoginss % the N. n. railroaA 70 pro-
vent them frUsn being taken apart ~ he ssbsIs.
There are no troops " q Haenibal. About %
are ststiosed As The bridge near Pslnyyis. Rssss
wsrs estsrtainsd there by Unioa nss y - attack
last night.
Some Of Col. CuItis' regiment had di@sslty
at station 20 miles ease Ut Ns. Jo. ststioa. 4
gsntemsn's son he'd sJms words With soldier,
and said hs would take no sau,e from - Aboli
tionist, and raised pistol either 70 fghtss ~ 70
6rs. The soldier !aissd bis muskss spd shot hin
dsAd Instantly, The ball passans thssash bic
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

w A9UIN0yOW. Ou0V IN.
There 10 reason for confident belief that 0snss-
q Seost Is fully Prepared keep he ssesl ehsss
IN the bsek isa<k. es least iiil thsy shall 1oeo
svacuated v,sxisia sid TsGsessse.
The whoie sepel suscs except the resr euer6 %
Nsa.-r.s Jsnesi.s, ere aid 70 bsrts~stnS U
kichmoud
Eveey iat o. tks Pstcmas trua willianspest
10 AclaiA Geek y nov eassdsA ~ esderal
txuo;s.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

PATENT SRcuRRD.-W. D. Nichols.
1sq, Of this city. hss sssussd Pstsat. extend
Ing II ysars. for milking mschios. II 10 IN.
sseioas. and we presume viii BE- Of great rrae.
teal benefit,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18
COUNTY con vENTlON.

The Deneessas of shs several townships Of
ososs eeaaty ass requested to ssaa Dsisgstss to .
Cossty Ccsvsssies 70 b hslA u The Cosrt hesss
IL sAs city of Dsvsapast. % wednesday, the third
dsy Of Jsly. ss o'elSck r. n. The shjsss = ths
Ceavsn,ien u y slsss Dslsgstss - attend the
0tste Ccnvsatioe q ~ holden st Dssasines To :
losh day d iuly next.
RATIO:
0ne Delegate fes saeA Tewnship ed oas sddi-
tiosal sss fes sssh twenty votes east q the lsst
Psoeidsasisl election. Per osdsr Of the
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

4aMDH 4aAFfsa - L0Cfs, Jupe II.
Report ssys thai Psis Geo 6lsek, uhile nss-
tsrrx sf"o into g ssev g u the state, - Chii
ltess' e - istsn ps.sosss by Col. CustiS, u he
lo~a Volunteers. ss sheir Wy y Sc JGeepb. Il ~
tsss6ssuos9 tbss 6A6tk viii b tAlta 70 Fort
Lssven Sos b. 10
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

81. Loun. Juns lS.
The Sellswiag pssslaaaaiso has jooe bsea =.
sae1 II sxtsas 81 Tie Dasssrss
e he sitiseas = Aisseesi pier - Ne psssla-
n:s:s ;s:s i':.sa ~ z os.; -: - { s.:s J..:
Asgiaassse syapasAissd IL the rsselutjsa oevs-
neat new u pe~gssn in this suunAsy 81 AaA
adopted evesy osaas In their pswes 70 a1ess .
sepAGesisa = tAis Stats ftea he 0sasnl Oevssn-
.sss tes ~; psrpase. ls:s!e.s svewef Sssss-
aiss shsosghsss ~ 5tsas With . fan lseviedes
- spPssvd = The 0ovsennset. The sssaAlssk-
neat = tAe eoea0poeoeD - he 0eoeo o usuAl
pssieds q shs ysas. and ssthesieed . is1sloise
pssiS1 ssald hsse hsd - sthee
s!:se esss sss es:s.as:.slag = hs9
itasy saea u soetsoclAsiss. ssa ss1ssessesly
pssssd bill % o6sosivs 70 III psaessul ishshk
tsnts, ami % palpably uosons<itutioual, that u
eoald b accepted by those only who vsss willing
20 esafss1 q - e1srassdiaas, rovissss, Sss Ne
e:rpsss q :: :e:ssiss .a:, sas.i.a:d ss..:a:
psovidss tes an eblisstisa. The STATE . ths psss
II al psssoas esIolIsd ssdee IL pssviGeos, isse-
spsstivo q ssy sblteasSes = tae y. b.. vAss he
Constitution requirss III Seses s0ssss - taks -
oeth Of allegiasee . the q. =. This efisssif y
rspadissioa u I'll astAssisy u sAe 0seesal Osv.
sssmsas whose Csassi u.ioa Il he sspesas isw
% the part u The 6ssss 0Ovsssosss e0ssss, So
such cisissas might choose 70 aAepe tAo peovie-
ioas Of the bill and coupled = u wss, o. tks pas1
of the Legislsssss God the 0ovsssGs, viii 1se.
lssations hostile = ~ avthosisy aaA 10 eynpathy
With tAose Who we're ssrsyed 10 eoa4isleo u =.
tuAl hoselity agsinse IL, eosId leave - 1osbs q
~ object % csy cut the provisions Il this sxss.
sedlsssy lsW
The Dphua a-arteslAMssnA 3vtn -JsiihrtA. foais
ssylsas vsss svc: sesipesd q tAsls asaae = ssp-
port. 80 q aAditioosl one sous tax iapessd
upea yoa. This I'll, ssCssdsd = u has mi orniy
besn by oil oyal eitissas II the UatsA States. =
having n direct view. hostiiisies y the RsAesal
0ovessmsnt, was - deaosaeed by 0eo. Aaseey.
who characterised Il - . secsssisa osdtnasse, q
bis psosaoae,oa q The 1ltA q Nay lest. That
peoelsmssioe dosbslses gave rice 70 q intsv tev
boevees Gen. 8Ssney and 0eu. Price, that SesuIs.
- - - egsoooeas vbjeh it Uos hopd vsulA
led 70 the Ssstoratos Of sssnqaitity ss1 gved e.
der 10 yssv Seses. fhes esspsAisSloo ~ aiiisasy
ssd all eGosts 70 osgsniss nilitis u Ne stseo
uades ts provsisns, % The bssis of the agsssosae
vss showo - wsll bv the psoelsastsen u Osa.
iissDsy, immsdisssly pcsssdisg t. - by the fsi-
loving paper. submitted 70 0sa. Price, e0ntaisiaG
pssliminsSy oosdisiens 70 sa if tesvisw With hin
Here he ssad the paper 70 0sA. Pissss, psslishsA
in the Ds~sevss Of Wedsssdsy lsst.)
This sgFssosnt failed - deass spesl1sally ~
tssns Of The pesos, hoW far saspsesien ol peo-
visions Of the military should form = part u L.
thosgh fsoa express deslantion Gen. 6osney, e
the time Of the oonferenes, - veil - fsoa The
fogegeinG pApss, - suspeesioo of suy oesiea ~
De- the bill ustil there eosld - ja0isisl assss.
ninssioa Of its shasastss b. seos se0estsas u
basal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

REPoarRD BRusn.-lt WAS reported
soout Town yesterday thst Capt. Ittier. With
squsd Of bic men. had been sent from Han
siba' 70 Pslnyra 10 look sfter squad Of Sc.
eeas'e"'sts there. and that be vent in" and
mad . orash. putting the rebels to fight aDd
ssptasine srms snd prisopera We are in
s''"sd to 'hipk there is something In it from
the fact that our . respondent In the Second
Regiment 'niorms us that the Da. export Gil,
0us'ds had token three prisoners. Probsbl,
Bcbs men have been doing themse,ves proud
smong The cisuni .nists. bat the news is no,
hardly straight enough yet. 1. just vhs,
ws expected 10 hesr from ,hs Guards.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

LAacESY.-A person named James
Consy. while rafting around Dries Brewery
on Saturday. vas 90 unfortunate % TO have
vest. containing email sum Of money. stiek to
bic 6ngsrs. and 6sd way under his eost Il,
We Immediately nisssd BY the owner. on.
Won Dohren. Who spotted the thiet, and aite er
chasing him bout the premises. recovered the
property. Cooey made ths acquaintanes Of
Justice CIaussen. who liked the fellow 20 veil.
that he rendered him The free use Of suite Of
rooms together With board. st the Askley
House. for ten dsys The offer we accepted
without hesitation. and NJ. Cocsy is nov ir
The blissfol enjoyment Of abundant leisure, at
the above mentioned sstablishnssk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

kpuisvILLu. JuDe II.
The New Oylsaas DAss of the l3th, ssys The
Common Council has spp'os rated -, 70 ~ for
the def nee Of the city, ssd $4,000 for thsssp
port Of the fsmil,es sf vcluatssss.
The . .ips David and Land. from Bosdsass. vsss
ordered Of tbs bes. ssd ailsd Tor FnilsdslpAis.
The ships Africaaa and Parsons went IN - -
the 18th, and The Eatioaal o. the llth. The saly
ships inside the bass, we're NE Alhanbsia, vigi-
lent and lEen.
Tho yscat 0ypssy, under British solsss. vss
taken q Pas L'Outrs, On ths l2sh, by tAe bsesk-
lyn.
special y the Dsles, ffno Rishnead, ssys
Coils. - srdsopss, Dsryss ssd 15S Rsdsssl tsssqs
we're killed o big Bethel. ~ Csafs1ssstss par
tieipatsd sad bat one wss killed aad soven VOC -
"a.
The Chasisstoa Asresy gives Ne aanbss q
CoDlederates killed, st IL.
lafge nunbss u Pedessl tseops laoded . eAo 1lsh
st Hilton Heed. Thsis otjess ~ ~ kaevn.
Thsss Was great sxsits0eat tbsrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-18

~. nonsos. 1ath. vie. BALsInoa1y l5th.
4 psssse juss esrivsd fee0 uswpest, Ssssss
skirwish there this morning..
Three eompesies, sest eut by Col. Phtlltps -
drive 10 sattie bsIeagipg t. 6ssese9esisls V~a
fred upos by soopasy u Liest Hose - thsee
men wouodsA. TIE rs6s0s eassped 90 the -
taaehnsst sseessjsd II ihsir pssPnss. The ~
bsls ass evidsasly lasdiag lasgs holy = sssepe
st the POINT seven miles above Nswpsss - sbe
down ths nvsr daily. A. aasask isso thas enAs-
~ 10 sstj6jpsse1.
The expenaest uith the Anegieaa 49, eao-
noo last oisht vss : bsiIliast Success.
kswsll's RSiss j. slsssly II saaes q theDe e1as.
ss':s .ssss = ss.sS :na = sss;A sse.' sse.sss
over their entssasAnso .. l. eeesaSd .asaticn
au,ong The Bssessieeist1. \ heose nsAs ths -.
ssssioa bsnaee disp,aysd : white 1ae.
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