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Millions Of bottle, Of MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP are sold every year inIhe United States
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Druggists everywhere keep MRS. wINsLOws
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United States sells like H. Is stendaEd medicine and it'
ya.E Physicians order and it wherever
lie magical effects have becn Witnessed
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fV'APPAN ZEE HOUSE, Nyack, on the Hud-
The spacious edihce OF the Rockland Female Ips
win be opened the ID Of Juy hIsteass BOARD
ING-H0UsE. for Of en weeks Those who wish 10
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nil.edstely, L. ID. G. i. MANSFIELD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03

DAVENPORT. IOWA. MONDAY MORNING JUNE 8. 1881.

Watches The sick With uSesasing vigilance.
aEd. vish ths nsagrs facilities offered. rendsrs
hia pssisats comfortable whilst he hes then
usder bis sars. and rssterss then to health -
soea - human art possibly caa. The siekssss
In the First Regiment has been mostly lung
5svsr. Indigestion, rhsumatism. diarshOs end
billicus fsvers There have been on IN aver.
sgs eight men in the hospital day; two Or
three had very severe cases Of lang fever. bot
they are oil getting we'll.
Yesterday the other three companies moved
into camp. their tents having arrived. They
bad more pleasant dav than ve hs but
owing. no doubt. 70 their n glsst in not hsving
sent 10 their r.quisit,ons in time. some went
With scsnty supper 70 bed. and woke up in
the morning TO q scantier breakfast they need
not complsin. for they had line weather (mors
than ~ had) and No less nor more grub than
vs had the 6rst day. Yesterday. 1 under
stand, The boys had plenty Of good food the
rations Of irssh meat were given oot and our
boys made tip top soup. ~ith potatoes and
some kitchen herbs they gathered in the Vi
ienity.
The Second Regiment are having their cleo
tion to-day Col. Curtis will be elected unan-
imously. The contest for Lieutenant Colonel
lies between Major Hawman Of Burlington.
and - Cutie, Of some place or other. The
Davenport boys Of the Second are credit 10
our city they drill admir- ably. and owing to
Bobs company psrading through the streets
more than the Artillery. the former has slici-
ted ths highest applause. His men are splen-
didly drilled. they march well, perform Sec
tion, platoon and company movements In ad-
mirsble style. Bobs men are tough and
hardy looking. boys, and 60 through their &C.
robatic performances like regular. genuine
Zouaves.
As am going to return to camp this even
iEg. will have an opportunity Of com unica-
ting to your readers some amusing camp
items. l will write sg.in soon. Mac
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03

SATURDAY, June /.

SATURDAY, June l.
ARRIVED.
SUCKER STATE, Rhodes, St. Paul
HAwKRYR SrATH, Gray, st. Louis.
POAEROY, Davis. Ft. Madison.
DEPARrEp.
SUCKRR STATE, Rhodes, st. Louis.
HAwKEYE STATE, Gray, st. Paul.
PoARRoY, Davis, Fl. Madison.
The Northernsr, Capt. Afford, will be the reg
ular Northern Line packet for St:Louis this morn.
Ing.
The Key City, Capt. Worden, will be the regu-
lar Northern Line packet for st. Paul and way
points this morning.
The nail and passenger packet Kate Cassel
Capt. Hillhouse, will depart for Fort Madison at 6
o'clock this evening.
The Ad Hine leaves for Dubuque this mornin
At s o'clock.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals ut this
port for the week ending Saturday night last
was fourteen.
The whele number of arrivals during the month
of May was 6fty-eight.
Tho Louisville Courier learns that skirmishsrs
or sharp-shooten stationed along the line Of
James, Roanoke and Elizabeth rivers, - well az
tks Bay, have been directed TO pick of officers and
to take especial aim 1t the pilots at the wheels Of
steamers prowling about in those waters. This ID
likely to make pilots scarce in that region.
The Missouri Josrsai Gays many Of the North
esn Line packets Of late, have carried very light
cargoss, and have been trying their hand at fast
running, and claim TO have made the fastest time
On record. The famous steamer Grey Eagle, som .
two years since, made the run from .Dubuque "a
St. Paul, . distance Of go miles, in 20 hours and
IA minutss, including landing; and the same ssa-
SON she made the uncommon quick time Of three
days and Ave hours from st. Louis to 81. Paul.
Either Of thsss far, are the fastest on record,
and are likely 70 remain = until some now boat,
are built 70 beat them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03
l. ATE N E w s.
DENAToR DOUGLAS. CONDITION.

At eleven o'clock lsst'night " ssuvssssd
With Mr. Douglas' physicians - u HE sosdi-
tion. They report him more so0lOstsble -
coWpsssd With bic state earlier = he day .asd
yet with little, If anything. to mark change
for. the better. The gravsst feass we're enter
tsined that the last hours Of the Senator we're
near at hand, II indeed he was TO ses the light
Of this morning. The state Of feeling through.
out oil classes Of our citizens vas intense. Last
evening. for hours. the fremont House was
visited BY hundreds. eagerly inQuising the
l4test intelligence Of the condition 81 one. al
feel can now Be bat lily spared BY bic coun-
trymen and the Government CAicego Ifi.
OuNe.
Al noon on Saturday, Judge Douglas va
better, and hopes we're again entertained tha,
his spslndid constitution might bring him safe
ly out. The whole country 10 deeply sgitatsd
upon the subject Of his illness.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03

Ceuncu CnAnsss, Jpns let, 1851.
His Honor the Mayor, Geo. H. Frsnsh.i IN ths
chair.
PanErr-Ald Coulthart, Davenport. .0illett,
Noe. Parker. Peters. envick and Weinert.
HE Honor the Mayor stated The object Of
the meeting, which wss called for The purpose
TO sppoint On agent ~ represent the city st .
meeting Of the Stock Holders Of the n. 4 n.
r. r. Co. on Monday next.
!. Aid. Parker moved that his Honor the Nay.
Or be sushssissd 70 cass the vote for the city
~ the Annual Meeting Of the Stock Holdsrs
Of the n. 4 n. r. r. Co. on Monday rext.
Carried.
Aid. Glasnan elect prssented his certificate
of election, and on motion came forward and
was duly qualified for the Office Of Alderman
OF the Second Ward.
On motion Council adjourned.
HExaY MIrrEIBU. CHEZ, Clerk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03

The brig Mystic arrived from Indjanole tAis
.c.iog. with 30 Texas troops ssaA - voasa -
Especial - The Post.l
The Govssnnsnt forces had coufies with the
rebels at Aquia Creek. The stssmsfs Frssborn,
Lancaster, kssolu.e and schoouer opened IRE,
finally silenciag the wharf battery, and killing
several rebels. Noso Of our troops wsss injured.
Inc favsss and Yankee wsrs ssst there this
Dispatchss also state that there wsrs skirmishss
last night Ct Falls Church, six miles back OF
Arlington Heights. Our picksts were attacked
and our soldiers wounded.
later dispatch states that foroe Of cavalry
and Is infantry under Jieut's fsmpkins and Cor
don. attacked the rsbsls st Fairfax Coart House.
The rebel pieksts were met four miles this side,
who ned and alarmed the camp. The cavalry
then charged upon the town, encountseing vigor-
Gus rssstancs-pecpls firing upsn thsdh from the
houses.
Tcmpkins horse was shot under him, and his
cavalry surrounded by rebel infaatry who poured
IN continuous fire but they fought their WY
through them, taking numbs. prisossrs. One
ncsrs Of the 5th n. Y. Regiment were wounded.
being with the Federal troops.
Lieut.. Tompkins reports thirty rebels killed,
and that their force amounted to $500. They
asd previously supposed there were but 200
there.
Tonight our troops viii advance on Fainax
Court House and take IL.
Another dispatch says the rebels ere last ~
treating from Fairfax.
A letter from East Tennessee ssys that
great majority there Are for the Union, and
that ten thousand GOvsrnmsnt troops could bs
raised there. owing to the noble stand Of John
| son and Nelson.
The Commercials dispatch Gays IL is believed
that the engagement at Aquis Creek hes bssn
| severe, II the batteries have not been destroy.
I'd. large force will 60 immsdisssly and
| take the place.
Large bodies Of troops advanced on Fairfax
this morning.
2 o'clock dispatch says that 2 batteries at
Aquis Creek we're destroyed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03

A REAL simon pure, we'll made, clean
balmursl petticoat vas picked up on second
street ON Friday evening, and the finders ad'
drcss has been left 1t our office. The orner-
10 pyopyis psrsom9-csn learn Of its wherea.
bouts BY applying at this Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03
DR. JULIUS CHEsEBROUGl
sURQEOJr DEN.1TwT.

.r HIS OFFICE ON PERRY STREET, BE-
\ tween Third and Fourth ID prepared to exc
cute sIlswork, either Mechanical Or Operative, in
the highest style Of Dental Art. By the opera
lions he has performed during his residence in
davenport, he can convince any one, that the
most decayed teeth can be saved and restored -
. perfect tooth.
uo.slv. and patients haviEg him with their con-
6dence, may rey upon having every operation
pertormed in as plrfect manner ~ possible.
Charges = reasonable - the sWe work can b
done by any ono in any part Of the world.
myl5-d&Wtf
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Ossily1s II. Dodge,

~ u N II , SOC n l. W N u Z n II
OSSiMae IL. DOdge.
MN THE CELEBRATED HUMORIST, EDI-
Tor. Poe; .as s, and Vocalist, whose elss.a,
- and musical
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for the past twenty years in every principal
city and town in the Union have clicited the un-
qualified commendation Of the Press, the People
and the Clergy, will. assisted by
WILLIAM HAYWARD,
the Boston Bslladist, give : Fashionable, Social
Concert
Nv JMETROPOLEE.AyF HALL,
On Monday Eve.. June ,, 81.
Positively but ono entertainment will be given,
and there will be no postponenent, let the wealth
er be what itTay.
ADMISSION IS CENTS.
Doors omen Att o'clock Concert commenee at 7E.
For further particulars zee programme, one q
which will be left It every hcuse within two miles
az ~ Hall. E.P. ANDREWS,
my39-dtd1 Business Agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03

AMERICAN AGRICULTURALlsT.-- The
June number Of this best Of oil Agricultural
papers hss reached our table. As usual it is
filed with most capital articles upon various
subjects OF interest to the farmer. the gardener
and citizen. After psrusing its psges. it is al
ways wonder TO us that any farmer could do
without it. Terms one dollar per snnum, and
it would be cheap at fifty dollars. Address,
Orange Judd. New York.
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From AlexaudYias

ALEXANDRIA, Juno l.
The steamer Gypsey from Pennington via Fort
Washington, st 10 o'clock this nsrning, brings the
following information, which had beer recsiv ed
at the latter place The engagement 1t Aquis
Creek, resulted in the retirement OF the Frccborn
and Lancaster, after q severe 6ght in which .
number were killed on both Sides Tho two steam
retired to wait for tho Pawnce. She stopped
st Fort Washington, 10 await the arrival Of the
transport Baltimore with troops, supposed TO
be the New York list. The Pawnee and Balti'
more proceeded in company.
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From Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, Juno l.
A sentinel 1T Clouds Mills, on the outskirts Of
Alexandria, was shot dead during last night, and
another wounded, probably by the rebel scouts.
river craftsman, who arrived late last night,
has reported that while passing Aquis Creek he
heard continuous firing in the direction Of the
Creek. The dispatch from Capt. Dshgreen, in
this mornings papers, give confirmation.
The earnest hope entertainsd BY many in the
North thst secession would dwindle away before
the U. s. forces, and loyalty raise its head il not
rsassured by an interview with prominent citizens
Of Alexandria, who express their grievances in
the strongest language. The of6cersi in command
exert themselves to their utmost to create better
feeling, with partial success. The experience
gained from this occupation will doubtless lead TO
great discrimination in the future selection Of
troops for this purpose.
There are many unsatisfactory rumofs aaost
with reference TO the movements Of Gen. Lee.
It il mot believed that the movement Of the Vir.
ginis forces will be 20 conducted - to unnecsesri
y expose the lives Of Southern women and child
rem or the property Of Southern citisens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03

A TREMENDOUS thunder shower passed
over our city Saturday afternoon. accompanied
by bowling wind. Being an outsider. ws can
bear testimony to both the penetration Of the
rain and force Of the wind.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03

As yoa being President Of Know Nothing
Lodge. We believe We filled that office th
same time the editor Of the DsNocRAr presid
over the organisation Of horse thieves :ha
formerly had their rendezvous in this vicinity y
-Gaxette, Saturday morning.
At the same time the editor of the Gazett
vas " sxpe" in the organization referred 10
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT +. II
1\ GKIGGs has been admitted partner in our
business, from and after this date. The firm
IA me will be continued as heretofore.
April st, 1861. LUSE, LANE i co.
A. r. LusR,
+. Y. LANE,
+. II . GRIGGs. Ijne2-lw
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Fron Harperss Ferry.

HARRISBURG, june /.
A scout returned, sftes two dsys stay at Has-
psrs Ferry, reports that quantities Of provisieus
vers taken there from the Maryland side
Army officers believe that unless the Haspsr's
Ferry forces sstrsat, they will - ausroun1sd
within week.
The numbssa Of troops On the Heights overlook
ling Harpsr's Ferry, II less than 1,0oo, having
| battery of four guns.
The troops there speak dsresesiugIy Il the stats
] q a1hirs, 6ut viii 1eht had.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03

Cows DYlNe.-We heard of no less
thar. five instances on Saturday, OF cows dy.
ing from ealing clover that grows in such
quantities in this vicinity. The best thing 70
use in such cases 10 Linsesd Oil or Lard Ola
quart at a dose. Don't use turpentine unless
you wish your animals to dis-swys.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-03

Co-PARTNERsHIp.-M Frank Griggs,
an old aud much respected citizen Of Dsven-
port. has been admitted as . partner in the
firm of Luse, Lane Il Co.. Publishers Of this
city. Mr.. Griggs is capital business man.
glorious good fellow, and capital addition to
the popular firm Of which he has become
meuber. We wish him abundant success.