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Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
TRACY & COOMBER, Trouse. Sign 6 OrnaIn ental
S TN-TrTEs S.

PA ALNI'ISESS. IL kinds of Wood, Marble and Stone "A Inflated Plain and Fancy Enameled Paint ing of the latest and most approved style and mn rh. Paper Hanging done in the faFishan style, and a new style of work very beautiful, called SCAGLIOLIA. If work is not done satisiacto- rially we feel responsible
 shop on Main street, opposite McAlmont's drug store F. c. May 9. 1sCI Iy
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
N NOTICE E.

Y HAVE the entire stock of BEEBE & E PARISH, latterly ". N. PARISH, together with al of the notes and accounts, therefore all persons owing either one or the other, will come forward and settle immediately as must settle up the old books.
 As for the goods, call and examine, they will be sold cheap for cash, and on no other ferns.
 May It ROSWELL E. BEEBE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Notice to my Customers.

Notice to my Customers. MY rule for selling Goods is CHEAP M for Cash Some Goods will sell at cost, and the rest at q very small per cent for Cash, therefore do not ask for credit, as l will not do credit business with any one. lwant those indeot- ed to come forward and settle.
 R. E.. BEEBE,
 At Beebe X Parsh's old stand G5- Country Produce bartered for but otherwise the money must come, or the goods VIII say III the store. May l6
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

RULES AND ARTICLES FOR T14ll GOVERNMENT OF THE
 ARMY OF ARK ANSAS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Provisions and Groceries.

L U loAG&AS CeA4SA ~ V V S~ - w CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES. gETE HAVE JUST RECElNED- " 5000 lbs Clear Side Bacon; GOO lbs. Shoulder Bacon
 400 Prime Dried Beef; 30 sacks Coffee;
 40 brls Choice Sugar;
 go ;" Reboiled Syrup Molasses;
 261.
 3 < MackereI, No. and 3;
 3 eases Preston X Merrill $ and Andrew $
 East Powder;
 40 boxes full weight Candles;
 l5 q Palm Soap;
 3 chest Black and Green Tea; Dried Apples and Peaches, Oysters, Lobsters, Pie Fruits. Pickles, Green Corn, Pine Apples, etc. For Cash. KINNEAR, HUGHES & co. June l3 EnoUR, EGo TJx2. WYE have on hand and offering for sale, w l5O brls Flour from S7 i5 to Sl0
 90 sacks do. from Si to S4 50;
 lU0 bushels Corn Meal, at Sl 9. June I3 kINNEAR, HUGHES < co.
 LIQUORS. r DRLS. old Reserve Whisky; vt ] Bourbon '' I5 brls Rye Whisky; I0O '' Copper distilled Whisky; 15is'. q
 1 br!s Brandy;
 : cases Claret
 9 hrls. Pure Tenn. White Whisky, 25 |, brs. '' < C
 } casks Port and Madeira Wine; Also, bottled Mascat, Port and Madeira Wine; all of which will be sold at wholesale or retail at the lowest cash prices. June l3 kINNEAR, HUGHES co. LUST RECEIVED C 20 brs Whisky
 brl Mackerel 2 casks Soda;
 1 bag Spice;
 " Ginger;
 !" Pepper; ] box Lemon Syrup; basket Sweet Oil;
 3 Champagne; Brooms, Buck cts Wash Boards and variety of other things too tedious to mention. Jane l3 W. V. liU |. TUST received p bushels of Corn Meal, es and for sale low ". V. HUTT. June l3
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
g2Oo REWARD!
Stop the Murderer !

,5VoT' nN- SATURDAY., June l6th, @s7g V 1860, Mr. William standey, liv- l5>yss ing about miles south of Hickory saa[ Plains, Prairie county, was brutaly mur- aA.S,s=- dercI ly his slave, Jed. Said negro immediately fed. He is bright mI- |Is laito, has an Indian appearances; , feet 29zI 20 inches high; spare built; read; has botches on hi, cheeks. When he left he had bar of iron attached to his ankle, and had marks of ate|! being whipped; weighs about l55 pounds; about IGe aI.oyc reward will be paid for the apprchen. sion ot said negro.
 It s -uIposed that he has made his way to the Indian country or to a free State Address
 ELIZABETH STANDLEY.
 n- I.o ,.rn
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
C25 REWARD.

s3zJ NE W L4LLD. DANAWAY from the sUbscri- a--@=~ { ber, at Magnolia, Ark, on the 10th Sys..s oi February, 1861, anegro man Sanco, SAA aged 25 years large and stout boy, of E>5Efa=s dark complcxiou, between and feet R high, says he was ra5cd in the Seminole S ss Nation. and think he well be likely 10 2ss1 try and get back, will give the above reward for the delivery of said boy in any jail where can get him. JAMES NlLLlAMS. March T. lS6i.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Notice is Hereby Given,

NotlCe IS heTtby OlVen,
 THAT 1 have this day sold out my en- tire stock of Goods to Mir. k. F.. BEEBE, who is authorized to collect all notes and accounts due nc. andalso those that are due the late firm of BErnE & PARISH, and he will also pay all the debts against said firm of Beebe X Parish and W. N. Parish. that are contracted in New Orleans, La.
 May l6 w. N. PARISH.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
ECEOOT. HOOKS

A LARGE supply of such School Books "A as are ID general demand in southern Schools, Music Books, Sheet Music, Musical Instruments, Eugrlvines. Wall Paper, Gilt Mouldngs, Fine pocket and Pen Knives; always on hand at the book store. JNO' h. hEAhDoN.
 AInrch oS
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Just in Time.
MeiOdeOn5.

1AGiOCieCl5. DRINCE'S Improved Patent Melodeons: 1 another shipment of these beaatiful iu7tfu- rnents just received, uurivaled in foHe finish and dradiIny | have in hand four, four and half, and five octaves. Five octaves with double 4etts ofreeds For an acconpapyment to the voice they are the best instruments now in use.
 The Organ Melodeon for choirs and churches, has two banks of keys, five sets of reeds, eight stops and one and half octaves in the foot pedal bass. They will be furnished to ch;rches at the factory prices.
 Cali at the book store and look at those have on hand. JNO. l.. REARDON. April IS, 1861.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

BACON AND FLOUR. DECEIVED per steamer Little Rock, k s large quantity of choice Clear Sides and extra Family Flour, for sale at prices to shit the tiInes by JACOB HAWKINS. May i6
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
r, A D I F q

TALL on R. E. BEEBE and buy your N Summer Dresses. He will sell cheap for the cash English Barages, Jaconets, Muslins, Organ dies, Calicoes and few choice Mantles.
 No HuInbug. May l6
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
MILLINERY.
HATS. HATS.

EATS, HALo.
 7 ADIES', Misses and Chillren's Hats, \ / the most fasAionable--alSo Infants Hats,
 and Caps of the latest importation, for sale cheap for cash. April II MRS. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

The monthly pay of infantry officers shall be follows: of colonel hundred and ninety five dollars of cuteuntcoone hun
 red seventy doas of hUnel and doa.~; captain hundred and thirty doais; first lieutenant, oars: of second lieutenant, eighty dolulH g Co Con- ctH Sf1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
DRESS GOODS

OF all descriptions, Organdies, Poplins, O Swisses, Grape Rerage of all colors, silk, plain and figured, and lot of all kinds of Goods, which we will sell cheap for cash Give ns q call.
 April II MRS. JONES.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

hall pay officers of cavalry the godc Ad Of Cont. Con-. 1Norch 6M, 1SGl sec I5.
 Pay of Infantry Officers.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

fUSH received and for sale sj 10 boxes Tobacco;
 20 :" Soap;
 } !" Starch;
 50 lbs. asst Candy;
 , boxes Rasins;
 10 <, boxes do. June l3 w V. HUTT.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

indicated W the annexed 65, ST. unatered, and in force present
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Wall Paper.

Wall Paper.
 ~0A PIECES assorted Wall Paper sJJO composing some of the best well as cheap paper Just received at the books ore by April II, 1861. JNO. F.. REARCoN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

BUST received and for sale low for cash sE only, Flour, Bacon, S. c. Hams, Corn. Can dies, Hungarian Grass Seed. Beef Tongues, by
 March 2S BURGENIN < FIFLD.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

Apvbro in the constitution of the State of Arkanasnd all laws If tb state inconsistent conflict with the provisions
 this ordinance are hereby suspended during the operation of this ord -Ord l8Ol, l2.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Cavalry.

Each volunteer cavalry regiment shall consist of the number companies and regiments of nnty and the provisions sections fur five sha in all things, apply regiments cayalrv--Ord Noy 1OM, '
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Not to be Employed, except to repel Invasion, etc.

Nothing in this ordinance other ordinance passed by this nvrto or in any law this stae shall % inc of an armed force the actual of this unless shall which shall be urgent to el royision being made for by the Confederate States of
 America o no IS this shall be member of the rov an essential defence when the Confederate States shall neglect or refuse provide repe an invasion U 0ra Nay 20h, 1861, 13.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

New Advertisement.
 SUNDRIES. DER LATE ARRIVALS 40 brls Thribble Ace Flour; 60 extra superfne Flour; 1000 lbs Ce..r Side Bacon; 1000 Plain Cured Hams; 1000 " Shoulders; 45D bushels White Corn; 150 c Oats;
 9 Miiet Seed;
 ID |" Sweet Potatoe Seed; 100 brls. irish Potatoes for table use; 6o superior Arkansas Corn Beel Together with full supply of Groceries, Dry Goods, etc., all of which is offered very low for cash GEO. $. MORRISON. March q
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
ORGANIZATION OF THE MILITARY CORPS.

D. w. DAv!s, Secretary.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Pay of Cavalry Officers.

The pay the officers of the cavalry shall be follows: colo hundred and dollars; lieutenant colonel hundred and eghtyfve dollars major one hundred and sxytwo dollars first lieutenant hundred dollars; second uenan ninety dollars the adua1t dollars per month addition pay euen ant.-14e ot Coat. Con-, harch 6M 1861, I1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Manner of Drafting the Militia.

Tn case it shall be necessary make draft from the militia to the reoud number of troops for service under this ordinance
 or anv other ordinance which has been hereafter adope the military board heretofore created shall have the prescribe the
 manner and mode in which said draft shall be madeOd 20M Ay Spc1
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27

WRAPPING PAPER. CROCERS Wrapping Paper; Manila O Paper; large lot just received at the book store of JNO. l.. REARDON.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Term of Service.

All oluno now in service shall be deemed having volunteered for one year from day they entered the service unless dis charcoal pId nerereess, That such volunteers have oIDoed and been accepted shorter period than twelve months shall entitled to discharge at the end of the time which they volunteered All persons to be hereafter enlisted or drafted shall be hereafter designated by the military boad Od y Sc1 10
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Rules end articles of war of the U. g. in force.

The rules articles of established by the laws of the Cn States the government of the army hereby declare
 be of force except where the words United States the word Confederate shall be substituted oeor and except that tn articles numbers sixty and Sxy-two, hereby abogaed and the following articles substituted therefor.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Chief Eneineer.

The major general shall have to appoint chief engineer in each division with the rank colonel of infantry, should become neccssary-- Ord, 1Noy 20t4, 1861, sec g.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Nh limitation in number of Volunteer Companies

There shall not any limitation of the number of volunteer coma- nes in any county this anu the governor shall son to the officers volunteer organized ts state companies shall remain under the authority and command o the the which they beong themselves regiments and baons called into actual service shall elect their field of- cers as benbeore provided the grade of colonel inclusive particular brigade division from which they DsI Rl
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
Artillery.

Each artillery Iencnt shall o the number of comIa njcs s regiment of infantry cavalry The officers shall be colonel one lieutenant colonel and major, who shall be elected according to the this ordinance. The colo mel shall be chief of and artillery, and the major chief of ordinance shall have like staff te colonel ot infantry All the aforesaid officers and miva sla when engaged in actual service receive the same pay cmolunen officers of the rank and pvaes receive service the Confederate States of 1 America Orl Noy 1861,
Arkansas true Democrat., 1861-06-27
PLANTATION BOOKS

PLANTATION BOOKS. < FFLECK'S Plantation Books for / < Forty, Eighty and One Hundred and Twenty Hands-aways on hand at the book store by March 23 JNO. E. REARD0N.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

TvRU USTEE'S SALE.-Whsseas, on the 20th
day Of April, A. D., lass, Nicholas ]. Rusch
and Caiharine Russh, his wife, execatsd and de-
livered unto Ckaslss u. Shea6, - Tr.stss. GER
tain Deed Of Trust conveying 70 sad Trustee. the
laad in Scott county, Stats Of lows, described -
follows, to-wit The south half NJ Of the north
west quarter and the north half Of the south
weAt quarter, and the north. west quarter Of the
south least quarter Of section numosT thirty ave
l35,] in township number seventy-nine l7y,l nerth
Of range three east Of the 9Th principal y Grid
isn which Deed Of Trust il trded IN The -
cords Of Scott county, State Of Iowa, IN book IN"
OF mortgages. page ~ which said Deed Of Trust
Vas executed - aforesaid for the purpole Of -
curing the payment Of . certain psomissoryInoas
and the interest thereon, signed BY the said Nich-
olas J. Rusch bearing even date with said Deed
Of Trust, for the sum Of six thousand and ffty
Der, A. D., 1855, to the order Of Jay Csdvsll.with
ter per cent. interest after maturity.
And now, said note hsving bsceme due and
payable, and there remains dns aad unpaid the
sum Of i've thousand i've hundred (33.60O) dol
lsrs with interest thereon from the x!th d:y of
October, =. D., 1853, and the said Nicholas J.
Ruseh having failed . pay The sans. ,Chasiss n.
Shssf. Trustee - aforesaid, to hereby give this
public notice, that BY virtue Of the power ID me
vested by said Deed Of Trust, will % Monday
the Arst day Of July, A D., 1861, Ct the hour Of
two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, q the
county. State Of lows, sxuoss and Offer for sale
at public ancton, TO the highest bidder. for cash,
tho parcels Of land shove described, or % much
thereof - shall BE- sufficient to satisfy sed pay
the amount das sait note with interest there
on TO the day Of sale, together With al costs and
expenses attending said sale, cost Of this notice
Davenport, June :, ISL. :. .r
my4-ts] Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

Fsosa New York.

New Yoax, Jsns 3.
4 lettor from Annspolis says Col. Smith Of the
18th n. I. Regiment, tosk 7tO nusksts from tAe
secessionists Of Maryland, snd intends capturing
aIl arms held BY them in this vicinity.
Three schooners loaded With corn vsro bsouRht
n - prizes. Also, six prisoners ef war, ptaTsd
BY scouts.
1t is positively asserted that st cabinet meet
ing ON Saturday, IL was decided to make furthes
rsquisition Of 1000 men to serve daring The
war.
The Poss's special says Gen. Baphs will b. or
dersd TO command st Baltimore or MsDros. asd
Il 90 Gen. butler will superintepd q, nsive oppef-
ationa sgsin1t Norfolk and Richmond, undsr d,rse-
tion u Gen. Banks.
NAssvILLs special 70 The CSmsksei1l
ss;s II 10 discovered that the Rebsls have ire.
qosnt communication with this city via Rslsy
House sDd Hsrres's Ferry. This spy business
vill be summariIy stopped.
The Government has suppsesssd new map
Of Virginia
Chasies B. Calvert has been nominatsd Toe
CoDgrsss in burg District. He 10 %
unconditional Unionist.
The Post's Washington letter says Il 10 consid-
sssd csrtain that Congress will aathorss . loan Of
oos hundred million. 8 Or 10 pr cent. will b of
fsred and poes issued from So to 81 900 in value.
The Wheeling Isseliss.csr Of Saturday an
nooncss the breaking up Of : rebel car Of $50
% 80 men st Buffalo, Or the Kanswhs, on the sp-
peoash Of the Ohio rsgiesnt.
The State paper reports the 5th end Oh IndiA1o
Tegis,ents in Virginia, On route for Grafton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

DlsrR1cr CouKr.-Court met yestcr-
day morning as II o:elost. The 0rssd Jury
vas mpesnslsd-rsesiving brief but peril
usst shsrss from. Jsdss Dillon. in which ~
heard nothing soosss ming the lav of treason
HE Hopop, aftss ths retiresest u ~
0raad Jury. requested = expssssios Of eptD-
Ion Of the membsrs Of The Bar % q the pro
pristy Of holding full tern. rsuarkiog that
be vss ready 70 60 % vith ths busissss II The
bar desired II. bat sesgsstsd that District
Courts generally we're nos held except ~ tbs
trial Of esiaiasl eases. The Court tAsa 3D.
ieurssd uatil two o'elosk p n.
The msmbsrs Of the Bar for the most part
ssaainsd ssd the following prosesdisss we're
had:
A. meeting Of The usmbsss of the Bar Of
esost Cousty. held q the Court Hosss 10 tbs
City Of Dsvsspss.. % Assday The "a day of
Res.l,st Thas is d the ussbimous request
Of sh. Bar that no Etigat-d eivtl sasss Be trisd
exeeos seeh 20 may hs tsied BY sDossnt
vsthou. Jsvy. ssd thss sfter The dispssi,iss
Of Tie .esim,nal bssieess The hseFinG Of mo-
sious. dsmurr.ss ssc defaal's. Court d.
iousu .jms de.
Adspssd spswiooss1y. se '
On. s,ossou, oeesgs z Hshbsll. Eeq.. vss
appointed . so~oassss - eprsssat those rssolu-
lions = sA' o'a's D. !. TRUE, Pr..t
Nv. sssvA1s. ses'I =" zoe
Ce,rt nj u ! Z. \. 6ossss esilsd sssDl
49, diees Il u . ustios. -. HI Hossl
~ A-.n - Z 49, -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
L AT f N E w s.


Thtra Raei0ent 8DoesSos. Iae.
Ths slsesiea of eGssss les tAs Second Resi.
0sst u Issa velastssrs. saas sG ss Hsekah
. ths slst isss.. With she following result:
Colensl-oanusl R C1stis.
Lieut.. Ooloosl-Jsmes r. Tattle.
nsior-M.resllss n. Csoskee.
II The person o. ths sswly elected Colonel
will b recognized the Hon. 8. r. Carts, Rep.
rsssntativs In Congress Of The Southern dis-
triet He u graduate Of Wsst Point, served
through the Mexican wsr With heaes. and =
Looked upon = being smphstisally ne right
oaa les Ne plsss. Hs vas slsstsd vishoss
eppesisien.
usst. Col. Tottls vas captain Of The Kso.
sauqas senpany. and is pseson sf large Mill.
tary experience. He vss opposed By Col
Lsrnsn Of Darlington. Tastls's majority w.
10. Major Crosksr vss captain Of The De-
noisss company. and vas elected over Capt.
C'oatnsa Of the Ottunva eonpasy. By 10
majority. Hs is sound military nsn.
The Second 10 eoneidsrsd ably o6issrsd.
This regiment will probably b ssdsssd g
Washington il the course sfssa on twelve
dsys Col. Cartis will have 70 70 there TO ~
tend the extra session. and be will probably
b psrmittsd TO take bic command along With
him.
We are In possession Of several Interesting
particulArs conserving the wire pulling and
slsstiosssrIDg among the second rsgimsns can
didstes. but - every one seems perfectly satis.
fed with the result. our informsnts must e.
euss % for not dwelling upoa the matter.
The Second hes made NO prspsratioas for
going into camp. sDd probably viii not .
Ksokuk. The men are oil In good condition
and say they live 6rst rate. Of which " have
no doubt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

tAsy vtil pssbsbiy slsss shsls Absss % wsd.
assdsy sssaiae 8es
JsseS y. essvssA Rsq.. = asaisg = Fssss'
ssseIsG Attorney y appsiatnsst = HsssJ
OCssass. Hsq, vAs Aas esss - ~ vas.
Cssss adjesrssd sssil ss-lsy q siss e'slssa
4 -. vhss ths calling q ~ dsskst viii b
confused.
TaE 6sest stock Of Embroidsries il
The city - b iousd . Wsdsvesths,. HI
has The gssains Fssash vesk-shs rsal psint
LAsss, Brsssslls = Hssitoa Cellar Sets. Hsa
ass vslsssisas Thsssd Rigging. Csabsis'
Lisss and sviss Idging cad Isssrsisss, L.
fsats Waisas, Pssesh Basds, Fousess, ses., -.
River Items.
SUNDAY. Jns =
AD Hrxn, 0suls, Dabuqus.
kAfs CAsssz, Hilhoass, Aontsess.
NonDAY, Jsas :.
KsY ClsY, wooden, St. Lsuis.
Al Hms, 0aslt, Dabsqss.
KBY CIrY, Wordsn, st. Paul.
KAs1 CAsssL, Hillhouss, 4ontsoee
The NestAsrssr, Cspt. Afford, viii = TIE rsg-
alar Northern Lins packet for St.Lesis this morn
lag.
The Ponsroy, Capt. Davis, viii depart for Fert
Nadison aad intssnsdists points at o'slosk shis
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
IN. JULIUS CHEo EDROU0
sURnEOr DExTIwT.

1 HlS OFFICE ON PERRY STREET, BE-
X tveen Third and Foufth, 10 prepared = exe-
cute aIlswosk, either Mechanical y Upssativs, IN
~ hieSess sty,e q Dental Art. By the opssa-
tions Is has performed dsring III rssidssss j.
davenport, he can convince any oass tAas The
most deoaysd teeth esa - savsd ssd restored -
peeioct tooth.
M, euaratiJ - rsgistsred asd wsuastsd coDtin-
uosslv. Ana patisnts hssiEg him With their ecn-
1depcc. may rely upon hsvisg svssy operstioa
nessor1ed e q pirfret mannes - possible.
Charses q rsasonabls o the oas vask sas -
dooe 81 anv one in any part of The world.
myl5-d&wf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
Fr0n Washiugson.
WAsnIx0ToN, Jane :.
Av>~s~l - 49, ~ VET M:-N

Especial 70 the New York Timss.1
The Fsirfax court house 10 ooeupied By three
regiments Of Federal troops. Two additional rsg.
imsnts will bs stationed there in day o. tWo
The New York 7th regiment will probably sooa
b mustered into service and detailed 70 the camp
Un staten Island, 70 censtEuct new lsvess
Lieut.. kngard and Capt Cshill Of enc of the
Ksntucky regiments, have arrived, 70 nshe es-
rsngemenfs for the acceptance and care Of troops.
X. n. Corwin IL here, agent Of the STATE, -
look after the wants and commisseEy. depastasnt
Of the Ohio troops.
London lsttss ss,s Col Frsemeat will peoboe
bly, take with him 1900 hlss eed parh 81 as.
sifisay, say forty IL pound ri6sd guns.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
IOWA THIRD RECIMENr.

A portion Of this Reginsot 10 slrssdy at
rendezvous. and al will probably be there this
week. From whst information " soald gain
from the most reliable sources, W srs incline
to the belief that the following regimsntai Of
6eers will be elected Maj. Willisms. Of Del.
aware county, for Colonel; Judge Stons. Of
Knoxville. for Lieutenant Colonel The Office
Of Major 10 mighty unssriin +" There are any
quantity Of candidates working for oil three
Of the Offices. Electiooeering IL the order Of
the day. Major Williams 10 > graduate Of
West Point. and ID said to be man Of un
questionable military attainments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04

Asn ~ issssisr. o. -, ~ p. @. 4. bsys
vus bsaosisg sAst tAsg Aal - ssllsss eas
= ~ ssUinssG TAis. ~ sebss ssopssy -
oursd u = oeossssDsne 90 he ssssle.
TAs D. Q. \. tsys vsa. h ethss .ss -
aashsd sWsll. sAis = Ne Asss taas ! ever
kssv % Osst1) y - ~ = hstehs" Thisss.
mark led o1s hseo - ~ ~ seAsss ssns.
whsss As Asd bsss, ss6 = ~ hoily. vhsa
. The vosdss u I'll ~ sasesess proved % b
Osrill's hssGhse-oss vheo he had not seen
q heasd oe ~ sdsdsss yssss. and what u
strssss. bad Sosgstsss sasA ethsss seuatsr
aasssa. Upes shis discovery tAsy slaspsd essh
cher in bsotAwly sabssss. The sssns vas
, very s1sstisg es& Dssh nsa sew bslosg
= ths D. q A. aad bdag ths svo tallsst.
oesapy the froat rsak.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-04
RsxAnxAsLs Dncovss1 At Buzz

RxxAaxADLn DncovsHY At Buzz
lssesou.-Oas day ~ week he sasagsss sf
~ Burllastos Brassh sf the Ststs Bsak ss-
tered thslr sdlss. sad II lookins abess Ne
vsalt Ssssd. % their suspSiss. tset they bad
bsss tosfstisg thsis sAartsr svsry day toe
pears. hs tekias - spseis paying currency the
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l1sstlonAriss found out that Il vas %. they
very readily refused to tets any more sf the
tvash Though they had been taking Il for ; long
tles. asl - = Jose - eeed aev % eves.
olsasgs is Il net
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0nAardsy noeaing. The other baahsss wsss
- threging it eaA aad The uesehasts would
.oube leee osep eAavs. TAsss sss tsoa isssy
tAs1ssSd = sixty thessaad dollars 4 isseA
g. nna11eoan tseduus u Oes pssfesGly -.
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~. Issk - - - dssp ssssAshiae .
Du1nqlso.