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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-08

present population 1,2s ss ratio Of lo2 per cent in
item years.
- AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
The Agricultural Products Of Illinois are greater than
those any other State The products sent out during
the past year exceeded TONS The wheat crop
of 1890 approaches IS 900 bushels while the corn
crop yields not less than 14o, 900 900 bushels.
FERTILITY OF THE SOIL
Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure such i'm
they being composed of deep rich loan, the fertility
OF which is unsurpassed by any on the globe.
TO ACTUAL CULTIvAToRs
Since 1854 The Company hare sold 300, 900 acres-
1ey sell only to actual clpatOrs, and every contract
contains an agreement to cultivate The road has been
constructed through these lands at expense Of $50 oOO
COO. In 1850 the population Of fortyine counties,
through sukich Il passes only S35 sos since 1ohich 49,
2ea hare BEEN added; making Tie SChOle population sl4,
s9l, q gain Of 143 per cent.
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence Of the thrift Of the people, may be
stated that coo 600 tons OF freight including $500 600
bushels of grain and 900 barrels Of -four were for
yarded over the line last year
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and workngmen will find the free school
system encouraged by the State and endowed with
revenue for the support Of schools. Their chill
dren can live IN sight Of the church and schoohouses,
and grow up with the prosperity Of the leading State in
the Great Western Empire.
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices Of these lands vary from SO to s25 per
acre. according location, quality, &c. First class
farming lands sell for about SO to So acre. and
the relative expense of subduing prairie land COM
pared with wood land in the ratio Of TO 10 in favor
of the former The terms Of sale for the bulk Of these
lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
at six per per annum and six interest notes at six
payable respectively in one, two, three, four
five and six years from date of sale and four notes
flor principal payable in four fve and seven years
from ofsae the contract STIMULATING that onetenh
of the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated,
each and every year. for five years from date of sale
so that at of five years onehaR shall be fenced
and under cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED.
from the valuation for cash except the same should be
at six dollars per acre. when the cash price will be i've
dollars.
prices and OF payment, be had
OSTER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
ICES. and Cities situated upon the llIt-
Iss s. 100, APPLETON,S RAILWAY
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pn1crs ANn TERMS oF PAYMENT.

The prices OF these lands vary from SO to SO per
acre according to location, quality, &C. First class
farming lands sell for about SO to So per acre. and
the relative expense Of subduing prairie land as COM
pared with wood land the of TO 10 in favor
of the former The terms Of sale for the bulk Of these
Hands ha
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-08
EDUCATION

Mechanics and workingmen will find the free school
system encouraged by the State and endowed with
barge revenue for the support Of schools. Their chill
dren can live IN sight Of the church and schoohouses,
and grow up with the prosperity of the leading State in
tha Creat Western Empire.
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PRESENT POPULATION.

Ths State is rapidly fling up with population 500
o2s persons having been added since 1885, making the
Pamphlets descriptive of the lands, soil, climate,
On application 70
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OWE vrap.s 1NrEREsT I'M ApyANcE

villages, and Cities situated upon
100, APPLEFONs RAJ
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-08
APPLICATION OF CAPITAL
p.1po.n sysTE,r OF 1LLINoIs.

Over 500 900 Of private capital have been e1'
pended on the railroad system of Illinois. Inasmuch az
part OF the income from several Of these works, with
valuable public fund in lands 70 diminish the State
expenses the TAXES LIGHT, and must consequently
davd
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-09-08
tits DeIicfous to Take.

If your children are sickly, puny or afflicted,
Leans Cordial will make them healthy fat and rob
Delay not a moment, try it and you will be convn'
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NEGROES TO HIRE.

WE have alot Of good Negroes 10 hu.. Man e.,,.
w aad Bays. uaas-u 4 z. HzYkE 5 co.
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THE STATE DEBT.

zas Sass dss is only SO, Jos 1913 Il, and ,chis t
Last se years has BEEN reduced 81 $50 746 so, and 70
may reasonably eet thai years II 0iu become er
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TO ACTUAL CULTIvAToRs.
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.

As an evidence Of the thrift Of the people, may be
stated that coo 900 tons OF freight including
bushels Of grain and $50 900 barrels of -four for
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Notice to Shippers.
Rates On Flour Reduced.
Notice to Shippers.

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Nowhere the Industrious farmer secure such i'm
mediate results for his labor upon these prairie soils,
they being composed of deep rich loa the fertility
or which is unsurpassed by any on the globe. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22
Beauregasd Rapidly approaching Wash.
ington.-The AFFAIR at Virginia, &c.
rSpeclal 70 Chicago Tsibuns.]

WAoHlEGTONs J00e ~.
The fact csunot b denied that Beaursgard 10
rapidly approaching Wash; ;ngton.
The eosfsassats pisksts have advanced several
miles.
He has increased his forces East and North oi
the Junction, and hes largo bodies of men placed
in such positions - TO watch and make foray
upou and break Gsn. MeDoWell's lines.
Ev9body 10 on the move.
The troops are al ready 70 march st . nemenPa
waning.
6evesnl rseimsaas arrived ftua The Moth -
day. Ian sa&is1sd that hey have not cone To-
soon.
Il appsars that the confsderates, at The visnna
Aght, kaA beva at their batteries u fall focoe
bat getting tirel WITH waiting, he naia bedy
hal fetusnsl u visnna, while : portion 4 oes
company rsoained With the eIa, which va
broken and Aaa oaly ssven charges.
If this had not - happsaoi, 1fsaS that batfsw
Of the Ohio boys that wers IN that railroad or
wouid ever have sstarasd = their hsas.
: Ex Lieut. Raudolpb, The Identical individual
Who pulled Gen. Jaeksonl nase, ~ ARRESTED for
utteetne so6itiooD oootl0nss. Ho Was roloase1
% giving bail.
The inpseaiea y eaining slsoa1fy hess sAaa
he ssnfsdaea1es are sG1tninly stssgs their
hass towards this place; - = peslassd g seil-
ring dneD,
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LA + + n E w s.



Gov. Kirkvssd assivpd y tovs ~ sven-
isg. itso Dss 1lsisss. - bsisgs ~ istsllir
gssss Il lie rspssssI sssasaaasies u cel.
Castis, u Missoesi. He rseeivsl - intsllL
gsses ftea ~ Empress 1Isssssgss. Who sams
through iron Csaseil blslb. Ths nsvs hsd
rssshsd thss poist - telegraph from g.
Joseph. o. some ssstisaoss psiat thst Col.
Curtis had been shot, ssd los Bic son 70 60
and take sars d hin y his bedy, - doot
kssv vhish. The iatslIigsoss y nes ds6sitA
Whether bsss sshst" iaIsrs that - \ wosnd.
"a or killed. = aaesrtsin |; = vheeAsr there =
any truth o all % ths spasof. d very hard %
decide. We cannot ~ exactly vhstAsr ~
think Il worthy q credit o. not. We hope i
viii prove 70 b IKE many Of The ruaors
vhish startls ths psblIs nOw-a-days-vishoat
any lousdstiss IN fast. The means tss gst-
tisg istormstios y telegraph Iron paists -
the interior Of Missouri. sssdsss 4 psssibls
that the sses d Col Osstis' death might. .hsvs
gone over The wires = Omaha City, and thsnes
aeross he State b stsgs and railroad. to this
point, but ~ hardly thisk Il possible. Al al
events, vsshall know sll about Il In short
tims We forbssr further spssulatioas until
something more satiafsstory is resolved.
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Com M e RCIAL
DAVENPORr nARKET.
DAILY REP0Rr.

OyyIcn OF 1nB D1n1oGaA1 AND NBw1l
Friday Eve, Jsns ~ lsel. !
There u no change in quotations since suf last
report. We quots
RIoun- Firm at S3.Se0l.oo. Shipnsnts 800
bbls.
WuHAs-Narkst aetivs q lS0s3c. Rsssipts
3,Se0 bu. Shipments 1sl7 bu.
BAnLBY.-kominal at 16c. Receipts 80 bu.--
shipments $50 bu.
Cosn.-6tsady st l3c. Receipts seS bu. Ship
nsnts 100 bu.
OA1s-Nooinal at 11012s:
HAr-Nsw $500, OId &l.5e06.oo.
RETAIL MARKET.
fRueH Bu74BR-7@l0s q d.
Rees-sLo = dos.
6rRAwB.E1Iss-1ec 9quart.
Cul1Ams-Se y quart.
0oosmEanBs-Se y quaxt:
CAsDAGD-6e y head.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

60OUvnIB, 00.s June ~.
A. 0sassal Lgea With ne stsanss Iatsn, II.
Dowsll, aad Ci0 4 Lsuisiaaa, uas spprosehinG
Boonvills Monday morning, hs sspied 6attssy q
the rivsr baak, 6se miles below tho TOYS, st Ad-
ans Mil. h turned boGk and went down about
eight miles below Hooavills, whore hs landed
forces amounting TO l,TOO men with four field
pieces, leaving loo msn p guard the boats. Or
Booavills, b vss sttasksd By State troops, 2,0OO
strong, eoaaasdsd By Col. Little, late Of q. s.
Army. who were eopcoAled IN thick undopgrOWth
sod wheat fields. After sharp 6ght the State
troops were driven haek, and their canP, which
wss ct bacon farm, thsss miles bslew Boonville
on the river MuG, with pgpvisions. squipags, and
. number Of horses, was taken, The State troops
rstrsated west, through BoonviiIe, il great dis-
order. They were poorly armed and badly disci-
plined. The lom Of the Fsdsral troops il four
killed and nine wouadsds
Pour Of the stase Troops are known to be Kill
led, and IS q 20 wouada the Fsdsrals ~ many
moro Of IL Stass forces were vosnded. They
also sp sak Of walking Over large numbes e dead
bodies. Gen. Lyon aal Col. Blair WegO II the
thisksst q the fight. HeyepRees was hurt. CsPt.
b. 61sas. II t6s State forces, md sss
citizen of Boonville WAS killed. The Federal
troops sy thst only 500 Of their troops wsre in
the battle. Gen. Lyon took some so or 70 prison.
ers, but released them oil this morning.
Large numbers Of State troops who fed from
Roonvills, ase returning under the terms Of Gen.
Lyons proclamation. Ssversl houses heve bssa
30 srched for contraband articles. Several ssese-
sion Gags have beam CO ,tured also several prom
inent secessionists. Many persons who have
heretofore becn sceessionists are now Union men.
With but fes exceptions Gen. Lyon and his men
have made favorable impressions upon the people.
On the morning Of the fight Gen: Jackson vas
coming to the camp with Capt. kelll's company,
but whea the battle began they immsdiatelv re-
treated Kelly's company embalking On the steam
er H. D. Bacon, for up the river. jackson and
staff left for the west on horseback. It is sup
posed they will make another stand sQmewhere
near Lexington. The fugitive State troops tovk
the Arrow Rock and Lexington road, and some
towards Georgetown.
A part Of the Federal troops ars quastsred in
Hespian Hail il this City, ana the 6alaace with
the stsamsrs arc u the fair groands, half : mile
below whsrs Gen. Lyon has his hsadquarrsss.
II 10 supposed that when rsinfogcsmsnts which
ere expected on the steamer d. a. January arrive,
Gen Lyon will proceed Westward.
Col. Blair has become popular. = NAN s6srsd
$500 to any man Who would shoot him. The naa
Vas arrested, and Blair immediately released him.
A company Of 81 Home Guards were raised
Tueedny night.
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Especial 10 the Post.


Ff. noNR0D, Juae 20.
Withis few hosrs there has bssn runoss Of .
large ssesssieA SoFes advancing upon Fl. lonros
fron the dileqtioa Of YORKTOWN, rsconoisancss -
wards Great Bethel, therefore, made this morning..
uodss dirsetisa Of Capt. Smith.
Osr picket guard near Little Bethel was yss-
terday driven In By the rebels.
1stes ds Peat are being fornsd IN Hsnptou
Creek, preparatory to rebuilding the bridges.
Two psssoas came il this nosniBg, sspressat-
Point, but Learn from 0sn. Batter that their
stasements wsrs 20 eonsgadistosy that hs uas
obliged 70 ssDd then 70 the guard house % spies.
They say that the snsmy ass erecting strong
masked batteries opposite Rip RsEs, since the
Important events are expected at that place.
3 No eoneet returns Of tho killed and wounded at
Great Bethel have besn or sysr will b msds.
From ten 70 twssty virgiaians come il daily y
take The oath Of alleRianeo.
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New osix aarke,.

Nsv Yoss, June 81.
FLorR.-Narhet rather moro steady. Sales at
e4.6O@460 Super STATE $4.70@4 80 Extn State
ol6O@l.65 Supes Western 34.65@5 90 Common
70 medium Extra Western tt .ss@s. IS Shipping
Brands extra r. II. o.
WaBAs.-Msrkst rather more steady, with lit
lie better export dsmand. q. ellis Amber
Iowa.
RYD.-Quiet t60sse.
BAaLsY--Dull, 55@62c.
Coax.-Narket has N upward tendency. $50
loc New Mixed Western.
OATs:-Aarkst qaist. 2S032 Wsstsn snd
State.
PoaK Dull, ,sls.s7@l5.4O prime.
BRsH-Dull.
Cuf NDALs-UnehaDged.
LARD-Quiet.
BurrtR-In fairrequest, s0l5c Ohio and State.
WHISKY.
New YOEA Stock Market.
ea r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

EaLx CAPs EouxD.-Found on Brady
strsst yesterday afternoon. black silk cape OF
mantls The owner can obtain the came BY
calling at this ofies. proving property and
PAYNE for THE notice.
Juno 1l-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

FixE BEEF CATrLs.-Kelly brought
n - hssd u lee 1t ozss lsoa nssshsll sssn
y y~sassday, vhisa be takes est. Kelly 4
Bssssi tsck along . similar number. Thsis
cattle ere u 1sst rsts osdes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

9So0 Wo1n1aOoqns
f0psslel - - Nsw YUe flnekJ


fopssIsl - - usw YaA 1nAJ
W0nmuoen, 1no11.
NesA O.. ,. =. Wa1sA e - 16qeA1oo6
81 nsoiasss. - = a. 1s1.g - eeeo1a.
iseA - 49, = a11ieiab 1sGCneoeje le1o-
sstes. neny e thsDa - - tho - 80 -
80 hseo r. Asso 0ooeAo, ~ - 0one0 leoee
fHs rA~.ss = Ass ~ssss Ss~a - ~. susssl
ioeoe ~. = - - seh@ ssessA 6ssainse
f0psstal . - Osnn01alJ
Oasesa ~ e0y ~ that unnen : eenaa
ooeuss befose tD-nsgsov evoa3a0s 49, - ME-
ehaoss * tskiag ~ paaee - - t.ne.
Thsse q eoc1s9ei Seos3ee1Ga heGo tAaA Ne
rsbsls ~ sssAaahsds - noss aoAss sessse-
-.
lSpss;al 70 Ne Peal
his 0aunisg - rsssls yGs eeaeeaeoelag .
lssge fssee - roishg Oeast neaDss ovQy neve.
msst ipdisoAss q eeAask e Oa1 Hnee wie1ioe
sheg tino. Il y ts1i0vs1 - DooogoDngd -
sonssatrats q, ~ tspeQg q aay giv0 poi1 ~.
u . week. Undoabts0ly ho ~ to5ooo - 10
command. i y not i9ese6a11e - - uW -
fsessd 70 nake spsedS sdvasse 0evoDen1
- aayss sdviees havs besn seoelv01 49, -
sa1p e fCesnsstient:trssps. neas visa1A
Ne 80 0Ovo1oot1 he'd taken plooo. Or 0oopD
10 ssespstioa II visanA ~ fally yEspassl - 80
attack.
Afssr sssist szAni,aalsa MAss bsea assss-
tainsd thAt The blundr y visaaa, sas sDsa0sA
Sohooek.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

Fassa AaarvAL.-Bsesh lot of mics
oranges ssd lensas q Dsvsnposts Hsshsys
Store. Alss shoiss article Of ssltsssliog jass
for pssssevisg fruits. A loe Of choice teas jusl
rseelved, OeIl sod 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

"OuR WHoLe USIoN."-Ws have
hssa called upoa several times BY sitissss to
Ct view Of The paper which the boys Of the
Fisse Regiment got out at Macon City. We
have copy now which can be examined bv
thoss who desire to Dc %.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

WouxDRD.-We learn from Mr.. Fid-
lss. ssprsss messenger. that one Of .CsptAis
Mathiss' Coupsny. Of Burlington. retained
hsos sist. htsly. He rspssts shst several d
HE company we're vousdsd In the late 6ght q
Bessvills. No ssws o1 or beya
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22
II Z OFT y.

KEaox q CAenAsr viii oped this
uesaise ssssh sasst q gssy tsavslisg Dssss
0seds. Laws. Phass. sAsvls. Ladies ssd
kissss Hoop stirts and Hossssy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

0H1JN0vI0kN UIse 900o 21s
0ss. B. Psassea, lawyer q this dly, - ehee
dad last night by : policeman saned tis!ses y
sppsass that Psosson vas dsuE aad ahusine his
vile, whe ssllsd o he peliee = vssessg hse.
Pierce reconstructed viii Mn aeainS sasA co.
duct, when Peaseen elaimed thaS 10 ho1 - s1ght
70 interfere with his domestic aGass aad lid Hin
hs was going to shoot hin, q the nns dne level
Ing pistol g his hsad which he soappe6s ess u
did not explode. While sttsmpting = eoek The
pistol again, Pissos failing 70 disasm hin With
bis elsb, drew his rsvolvee Ard shot HIN. The
ball entered his forehead, lodgiLg n the heaa.
Peorson remained insensibls for abeut I've hs9sob
when he expired.
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ITO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

LIE CLAIRE HOCsE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN eTe.,
DAvenpOrt, 1ovUA.s
GlLLETT Z RssDsiessss.
|1AFFICE FOR STAGES LEAVING FOR LE-
~ Claire, Princeton, Lyons, Dewitt. Aaquoketa
and Anamosa. ijunes5-atf
THE WIDE REPUTATION which Dr.. J. Hos
letters Stomach Bittsrs have attained during The
past year, bsspeaks its excellence In more forci
BILE manner than asy words which We can offer.
II renovates, puri6ss and strengthens the system,
and aids the stomach in the performance Of it,
faactions. Il 10 regarded on Ill sides % . sensr-
sign specific, and therefore, to procure il in the
best way, should b. the objscs Il The pahlie. We
commend it With moro taan usual zeal and eoah-
dence, believing and knowing, - ~ do, that it
stands foremost among tho many preparations Of
the day. fer inpartsg strength, vigor and tone 70
the system, and possessing the curative powen fas
al similar diseases arising fron ; disosdsrsd
disrrh0a and weakness in the stomach, the Bit
tsrs" have been rigidly tested, anl always with
The greateat success
Soli BY druggists and dealers genssally svay-
whsrs. (jnsss-d&wln
Lost
|nN BRADY OR SECOND STREET, 4
~ black, silk Cloak, nearly finished. The
andsr vim - suitably rsvsded y leaving Il 9
p. P. Whites store, Second strest, opposite the
State Bank. [jnssl
,. G. sla0nAY,
II OG PUMP MAKER.-O OPPOSITE
- Post Onee, Davsapcst, Iowa.
my9 dkwtf
A. r. = D. KELlY,
DACKRR8 or BEER AND PORK, AND
i Shippsrs q Live Stock, 81 Bssdy ssrset.
AUSTIN o0Rsix. eDo.s. Q. DOW. .. ,. DHowx
CORDln, now = SHOWN,
a TTORNEYBAMD COUNSBLOn6 11LAW
"A and Notafies Psblie.
5. E. Ba0wn, United States Ceanissionss.
Oggsss-At hashlot = Ossbinas H1shaaes -
-, Davsaport, ,lows. nAss-u
OoNoDoA = HALL
a TfORNRYSA AND C0UIsELORS AfLAw,
IA aud MeeAdes Puh1ie. O4ees 1oseh-usst
osoer Of DraAy and Uoooo1 oteoe1g, up-stntu-l
ntranes - Brady strsst. talyse-atS
CAQPDELL = DLla,
TfOuNRYB AID COUN1BLOR8 At Law.
~ o. No. Z Dsvsapsrts Eassh. tasvsa !
80. pAnxss, n.D. 60. y. n'oAnn, -
DOCrons PARKER = asCA1us
npYa0fANs AND SUR0EOAS. OF1ICI,
n. frankiin Aook, seoend -, 9es1y 81,
soAs.~.~ fRn~eu1 "a Third. Un&un0GG6 loU1. ]
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FaDAS, Juas1.
Ue6sunnnua, Alfss1, st. Psal.
1RAA1D. #4e ~Hew a
= Nousn1ssns, Allssa, 81, Lsais.
.Esa ~ Hyu& Q6lt Dabpque. se !.
y EAS8 o4bssl, Hiuhc19s Aaeheee :
Ths KayC1ly, Ca We1sa. vin - ths 49,
lar NertkGa Has 1ashotfas g. Pssl and Ny
peints this noening.
'Theliaht lpaGh1 peohet lRsnat Ca Dsvia
auhl dRasfn - a1s1lbsa aaAwsy ftiaes =
IpNesst this sveaisg- g-aahiae sse9ssdpe - -
II6uis in - NsGs6t ss 4 - : e
! - psvsa.-rnn tssGessef - N~ehsnsi
- vsieepvalunlb&1bVns1xhlliooeoApeeH q
Aewsg = r., faala - ehe9lAk y eessliass u
49, ~ oik1a - = -
I4sDs = - = thsoo ussn.
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I0UOv1LLB, June II.
The New Orleans p issys~s u the 18th says
there are in New Orleans parties who will under
take TO eapturs The stsrmsT Brooklyn fos elO0s
60.
The Mobile A1ssStiser u the 18th ays ts.ss
p,aae No been susseeted to tho souncil Of d.
Tense % sink or drive n The Nisgasa f.0m Mobile
Point. Il sdds that the Niagara Will b obliged
% esgout Of the vay of A iron battsy which win
soca b. aStse hss.
Gov. Harris sf 1snneasee, II his neaaee, See-
onnspds : law requiring ~ payment of I'll suas
AZ ftom The 6tnte 80 81 persoas Or govesDmsnts
3 essns q psoss, 81 e1vtSss sooh poliey -
vass eitisese " beIigssot 6eateG - the ruJes "
vor iusttfy. He goeomnsadp tie tosue q tsoaG1-
- notes 10 pay q sxpsneos - tts psuvi6eaal
eevennsst he sa0e - - Sees1vobse - 80.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

Faox ru. BoYs.-Charlss Hildreth,
our faithfal correspondent Of the Second Rsgi
nsnt. psesidss the readers ofths DnaocaA1
With assthss szssllsns letter to-day. HI
writes 6esa 81. Joseph. but vas probably en-
gsgsd ia Tie 6sAs st Bosnville Or asxt from
him viii probably eonssia Ne dstailsI
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

REoovsRING.-We are glad TO learn
from our friend !. J. Holmes. Esq.. that his
do auehtsr, Who, accompanied BY her mother.
vent 70 New York several vesks since to be
treated ior The hip-disesss. has been success.
fslly operated upon. and is nov recovering
fast. NJ. II. has gona to meet bic wife and
dsughtsr In Ohio. on their vay hGms.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

KEROSENE AND KERosESE LAMPS
Webb sells the best Boston Kerosene for eighty
ssats per gallon. Kerosene Lamps for only
sxty esDt each. Great reduetinn all around,
Shades. Chimniss. wisking. etc. Cell at webbs
To- sAsse assielss and you Win Be suss 70 get
the fiahk Kind.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

CaIAP.-Nr. Holmes informs % that
WHEAT b ssllisg at nassaos q - sssts ~
bsshsl. ssd that ths sosntry sboat there be-
large qssstiey q Tie last years ssop -
hand. Corn y Of coarse dvsv. ~ - b.
stasss Il shs asaivisy b sAs fsrnisg iss. Be
tells - that ~ lsss tAaa sas Assdvj ed
tkivsy ~ rsapsss ed sowsss bad bssa die.
possa q = lasssgo - isf this ssaseA, r "
rsusabsr eorssssiy. that h about The saas
nsohse thas vas ssA q this sisy 1ssiso ~
sntare lsst ssesss. Nssssee h dsisg up I
good healthy essissss. as1 II ths rod h no,
sakes away - 49,, VII bssoas go II ~
bsst ialaad sevaa ss~
Cosr1DaM0s GAns.-We heard of I
sharp ssns yesesrdsy. Losg JeAa vented I
poseaas sseap. He hal bssa rsa1ssd psa1eol
stamps sss soppsss . ths Fust O0ss: Ard -
eerd>nelu ssassasd - . asdes&s ossst1 49,
basss nsaal aaa - . slanp. Tahisg fissl
u silvss bssvsss - tAsub ssa 1aeee d ~
lsh hasd b nsssAse - - ~ sssassr ~
sallsd ~ ! sssan he saleaeaa. vhe bsp
psss1 = - kteo1 Ysslis. theschtit was u
sieAt aad haslsl ssss - staep. shish Jsh,
tsek visA - soAs 49, = - ssas -
esspgAe sAsSs sss5 - - ~ - Jeli
- sspeslelets6 sisA bss \ - Ne - h
~ - tAkes>aao Aa6p10A lkaaanooss a.
N7sf sa,s 80 l'sas = 3 tsR : 80 -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22
New YorA Stock Market,

- Nsw YoRx, June ~.
No. 81, $50 Tenn. 81, 36N W., %.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

Fieur.-A noisy, drunken fellow VA
sutaisg sp ~ didsss n irosss L. Claire Rev.
On fhsssdey aftsspeou. when Center. aad
wundeshsk and ssas etAsss, stssopssd "a
arrsss hin end PIT bin whore Be belonged
In Jail Hs refused 10 bs captured. sad being
. uaa of ssns massle. laid ct the peace s@-
ssss right ssd lsft. Dr.. Warderliek got .
ssveee Hex II The face. vhish 0sds - Ugly
iepsssaioa. He vss not jagged. and escaped
vitheus geotiag hls desssss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

ACOUeSAs -, Suo0 1Ae
Oaersfoe the Maine State Leaa, iron pr %
PEI cent. premium, have bssa Dads. LAsge &c
oeoo Of the amount called Tor.