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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

bliss Lander, the sculptor, has kindly consen-
ted TO take charge ct the Massachusetts Hos
pltal, In the Senate Chamber, which the Relief
Association will supply with whatever is want
ed. The sick are dung we'll.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, May |. Nothing Of in
terest has been done in Congress, whlch has
spout most OF time in secret sess ION.
The first battalion Of the Alabama regiment
lett this morning tor Virginia. Two com panies
OF DIagoons are ready to start for Pensacola
NV RUTLAND, May 2.
The Light Guard arrived here all rgnt, in
company with the Swanton, st. Adams, North
field ana MiddlebuIy companies. The Brandon
conpany-the Allen Greys-was already on the
ground.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

We learn from the St. Alhans Messenger,
that upwards of II thousand citizens Of Swawton
and vicinity, turned out to take leave of
the Green Mountain Guards, who, in obedience
to orders, started Thursday for Rutland. Hon.
W. IL. Blake presented each member of the
company with a cap. The Guards then pro-
ceeded to the Church, where a prayer was offer
ed by Rev. Mr.. Simons, after which the mem
bers of the company babe their friends good bye,
and took the train that was to carry them to
Rutland.
There were impressive services also at St. AL
bans, on the leave taking of the RANSOM GUARDS.
At the Episcopal Church, services were con-
Quoted by Rev. CHARLES FAY. Patriotic songs
were sung, and cheer after cheer followed the
retiring train that bore tho brave soldiers to the
battle field of their county.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, MAY A. Iool'

have 9 suffered some like every son of Ad'
am, -because free speech has gone about with
out any permit" Individuals may have
slandered them, or robbed them Of their prop
erty, but wherein has the Government, which
they would destroy, ever twitted them with in
suit, or inflicted all injury, or in its highest
| Court been averse to their interests? When
| has it sought to violate the Constitution, or
shared by any specific act whatever in the alien
alton of their constitutional rights, or avowed
any radical doctrines? Have not its officials,
time and again, succumbed to the disagreeable
necessity Of ransacking for slaves on free soil,
| uncenched their convulslve grip, choked out Of
them the first free air which they ever breathed,
and sent them back to the land of Cotton ?"
Has not the Constitution been the best shield
and safeguard which will ever be had, for the
q lnstitut,on?" Have they not long enough
reaped the benefit also of political maj rties
If the majority, by their own couspiring went
against them in the late Accountable cleo
ton, have they not in times past, had a lions
share ia the Government? We incline to
think, then, that they stand in the shoes of the
the unfortunate Gasconado,- their plea to
break the compact to which they have been
parties, and without just excuse for revolu-
tiny to turn topsy-turvy the established order
of things, will not be admitted. land that
having put Themselves 5eyond the pale of civil
lied Institutions, been guilty Of all outrage,
burst all bonds, rejected allappeaIs, and dragged
their resisting and unwilling friends to the same
brink of ruin with themselves, that they NUT
be checked in their mad career, and coerced by
the stern seventies of martial law They are
the Gull States, in a double sense
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04
EAHEsT--S O'Clock. n. WI.

New York, May g.
dispatch from Washington to the CONNER
, c'of says that Southern camps will be formed at
Lynchburgh, Richmond, Norfolk, and near AL
cxandria.
Roger A. Pryor has organized Regiment.
The troops here are being better served than
they were few days since.
The 9Th N. Y. Regiment is detailed to guard
the railroad.
The Post says discussions in the Rebel Camp
are frequent. Troops from the Gulf States are
demanding an attack on Washington, while
Virginia opposes movement All travel Sou I'll,
from Philadelphia is stopped to day by order of
Gen. Patterson.
Com. Gregory is en- route to tender his services
TO the Government Several companies of troops
occupy Aavre &c Grace to day.
WASHINGTON, May 8.
Reliable information from private sources
states that Virginia of herself does not mediate
any advance on Washington, leaving that fer
'ile consideration of the Confederate States
lhelr throwing troops into Va is sa id to be in
anticipation OF declaration of war by the
0ou'nern Congress, as we'll as from apprehen-
S'ohs That the forces here are designed to invade
the South
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

Master George Dewey, of this town, has
been ordered to report for service on the U. s.
steamship Mississippi. at Charleston Navy
Yard. This fine steamer carries eleven heavy
guns She will, we suppose, form a part of
the blockadlng squadron.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

The people of Burlingtan turned out en-
masse to do honor to their LIGHT GUARDS, who
left Thursday for the rendezvous, at Rutland.
Capt. Peck made a brief response. Rov air
Young budo them, in behalf of the citizens, a
final udieu, and gave them his benedicton-
The occasion was an affecting and impressive
one
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

CHAPLAIN FOR THE FIRST VERMONT RKcIMKsr.-
We learn that Rev. Levi Stone, pastor of the
Congregatioralist Church, at Mortified, goes
out as Chaplain with the first Regiment from
out State. Four of his sons are expecting to
be In the ranks on service for their country,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

a correspondent inquiries if section relating
to the duty of Listers, &C., was not omitted in
printing the six Regiment Bill, recently passed
by the Legislature.
The Bill was printed as it finally passed
The 18th section, as printed, doubtless takes
the place OF the section which our correspondent
refers to.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

- In the Canadian Parliament, 18th. Mr., Me.
oougal stated that if the existing evils in con-
sequence OF union with Lower Canada vrore
not remcdied, an alliance will be made between
upper Canada and the Northern States.
inc fToTidence Journal says that the al
m'sny dollar shall have another name. Il
tr ""I1 oe caiieo the patriotic dollar, as we'll.
.- ,0 , manner IN which the capital of the coun
-, Id" come forward, is without precedent.
secretary Cameron, at the instance Of Sen
"s'I l!son, has ordered the wounded and sick
o. 'he massachusetts, soldiers to be enrolled
mIm inc cate OF their departure from Boston
others. '''u' AAert'cA ana
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

There has been patriotic meeting at
Jericho, at which speeches were made by J. 5.
Adams, Esq and Others
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

-Four hundred and fifty Federal troops were
captured by Rebels in Texas. They we're re-
leased on taking an oath not to serve agaile,
the Rebel States.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

We learn that Charles B. Keith, Esq, for
merly of this town, and now member of the
Kansas Legislature, has been appointed Indian
Agent for the Kicapoo Indians, Kansas.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

EAscoNAD,, n Southern bandit, has been ar
rested for stealing fire arms, and breaking into
Il mint OF money. Concealed weapons-drk
and bowie knite-wero found upon him, which
proves him to have boen a dangerous character.
In justification, he says that hard words have
heen applied to him, that valuable buck Mig
ger has run away from his plantation through
somebody g agency, and that he has takon back
his Individual rights which naturally belonged
to him, because the other side of the contract
has not been observed. This plea was dsal-
loved by the judges, and he was condemned to
be soundly thrashed with stripes until he should
SEQ stars.
His case worry strongly resembles that of The
political section 10 which he was - raised. -
The North and the Scat are not so far apart.
nor the two poles either as the crime of the
present treason is from any ground of excuse.
The disaffscted and the rehellious have not to
complain of any contrivod daSign to hurt them,
except by that species OF lot watch they have
helped cast into the ballot-box. They have
been the victims Of majorities only they may
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

The foreign Diplomats at Washington ex-
press no hostility to the blockade of Southern
ports, ordered by the Government.
The Blockading Squadron will consist of fifty
war vessels, at least, with steam transports to
carry 10000 men.
The President hojsted the Flag over the Pa
tent Office.
There has been an Instruction in Yucatan
and fifteen English officers are reported killed .
The ports of Virginia are to b. blockaded
next Monday.
New Jersey votes a million dollars to arm the
State
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-04

i "A
would call the attention of all Interested in the of
PURE LIQUORS as medicine. to their unequalled stock
Of
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
We are permitted to publish the following notices
recomme ndauns of the articles ofter,-whch in all
BosroN, Dec. 10, 1880,
Messrs. A. NJ. B1NINaER & Co.
bottle of your CID LospoS DOCK GlN,' sold in the
storrs this city, and have made emca anslysis of
this sample 1t contain ~ cent. OF absolute alcohol
with odor and favor Of Juniper berries only
On evaporation to entire dryness this Gin is 'ould 70
contain AZ 100 Of saccharinc matter per gallon
AMI this residual matter contained nothing else.
There is adueratng ingredients or injurious matter
Of any kind in this Gin aud ii contains the intrinsic
Respectfully i yG" 7 o 4@nFso ;Srvaoi
state AaSay,r,
Bos1oS, July 2o:h, ls;9
Messrs. A. MBININo2R Co, 10 Broad st N y
Gentlemen We have repeatedly heard cur cas-
toners express good opinion OF your popular bottled
liquors, and say that have rarely ,aet With artcls
for which a steady demand has rapidly sprung up
they standard goods with druggists throu stout
the cast. Yours truly,
GEO. q. GOODWIN & co.
Druggists sNos.' IL 4 IL Marshall st., Boston,
BURLINGTON, VI, Aug. go, 1860,
In nay Ggiqon, the LIQUORS sold by a. NJ Blslsosns
purity and reliability have 70 hesitation in recon.
mendng them in all cases where slcohoic tm4ants arr
Nron, ID. Orvls' Drug Reporter, N. Y.
AFISR Observation-Disclosures OLD LONDON DOCK
GIN This Gin find to be superior to any other bottled
Gin in the market ard am rapidly ntoducin it in mE
trade. L. D. OEVl3.
MlBpLzBuIY, Tp March 81 1.ol,
A. Al. BINJxsER Co, New York.
Gentlemen IL have had occasion in my practice,
to your Wheat Tonic, and have discovered that
would cure Diarrhea. even il had assumed chronic
form.
II ths intelligence is worth anything to you,
il will be worth more to the public, for family should
20 without it, especa:ly in warm weather.
NATHANIEL. HARRIS, N. ..
The House Of A. NJ. BININGERk CO, 10 broad Street.
New York, have furnished quite large proportion of the
Liquors and Wines sold by the Town Agents this C0un
y for the past year, ard the Liquors and Nns fur
nshed have been and unaduerated and have srea
good satisfaction In accordance with the Laws ia res-
ton here o, would recommend said House to all who de
sire PURE article for Medicinal Mechanical, Chcmt
cal purposes HORA ITO NEEnHAh,
Commissioner for Addison &C.. ",
April u. 1861.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-08

CLINTON HOUSE,
~ORNER OF CLINTON AND COLLEGE
stree: $, Iowa City, Iowa. }. TacsDALL, FRO
n1,e,nr. augYi -dtf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-08
TO-DAY'S rs.

TKUSTEE'S SALE-Whereas, on the lst
i day OF January, A. d., 1883, Claus Hoeck ex-
ecuted unto L.uis A. Macklot as Trustee, . GER
tain deed Of Trust, conveying TO taid Trustee
tho land in Clinton county, Iowa, described -
follows, to-wit: The northwest quarter Of SEQ.
tion NO thirty Eve (S5, in township eighty lone
(sl, north Of range No. Two (2,) cas-, VI the
9th Z. NJ viii n said conveyance was made by
the said lioeck, for the Iurpose Of securing the
payme.f Of two certain promissory notes and tho
interest thereon, signed by raid iioeck, dated
the 'st day OF .une, A. d., 1859, AMI pay able
ms follows: One for the sum Of two hundred Lnd
forty dollars, and one for the OF four hum
dred dollars, both due ten yenrs after d to With
teo per cert interest. payable annually, to the
o. der OF Austin Coibio. The interest on both
note has been p i'd to juno ist, 1850.
And now, said interest on said notes having be-
come due and payable, and the said lioeek having
failed to pay the same, oui, A. Mackot, Trustee
aforesaid do hereby 1--WE this public notice, that
by virtue " the power, which IL in ne vestea Dy
ga a Deco ol Trust, viii, on Monday, tho lst day
OF July A. ID. 1861, the hour of two o'clock 10
the afternoon oi said day, At the Court House
door in the city Of davenport, expose and offer tor
sale, at puolic au;tioD, the Parcel Of land
above described, or much thereof IS shall
be necessary 10 satsfy ard lay the amount Of rsid
notes, with the interest thereon to the day VI
sale, together with all the costs and exlchses
attending said sale. o. Ibis notice ard Trus-
Dated the 7th day Of June, 4. d.. 1861.
l.. A. MACkLOT,
jaeS-dts Trustee.
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LIE CLAIRE CORRESPOND ENCE.


LECLAIRE. Iows, June 6, 1861.
EpIroRs DEMoosAr Last night the celebrat-
ed vocalist. Os.iau Dodge. gave one of his
this city. lie was occasionally applauded y,t
the natives seemed not to appreciate HE music
as the polite remarks this morning, by many
in attendance, such as not worth q d-n. per
tsing
Yesterday, two notables engaged working
on the streets. entertained their fellow work.
men with an i'll nstured turn Of civil wrr
Result was, nose and mouth cherry red, o
d,ink of lagcr-terminating satisfactorily TO
both parties.
There is very little doing IN the market THE
week. Frrmers in the township are busii,
eng ged in tending their corn and other spring
crops Wheat is selling at s'x'y cents, corn al
ten ard twelve cents per bushel As regard-
money matters here. although exceedi, g.,
scarce, it Is Of the right stripe: Gold. Silver
or State Bank Of Iowa.
All are anxiously looking for war news for
some decisive move 10 the War Departne ut
yet doubt not it will come in time, with ali
the horr.rs attending H. Those companie.
here seeking military glory at home, are be
coming extremely COOL H.vnt seen a sooe,
out in two weeks. What's the matter gentle.
men come, right, about face--backs to the
enemy, (mean saloone.)
Yours, dc, JTRsEY
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So ulhclE News.

LorIsvfLIE, June Z.
The Journal says that Ia ge quantity of arm'
lucky, on W-dnesi y, by secessioni-ts.
The New Orleans Pscayuae Of the 4th inst.
says that the Mexican schooner Brill anic, was
ordered off the pass by the brooklyn.
Inc brig Creole was srizsd and cent North
The Brush, French Spanish and Bremen Con
suls are at New Orleans
NJ. barouchc, the Freach agent, had an inter
view with the commander Of the brooklyn Tespt ct
ing the blockade
here ~ u destructive crevase on the Louisiana
side Of the Hiss ssipp, near Nat-hez, $50 feet
wide aud | feet de p.
A Norfolk despatch to tho Atlanta C,nfed rocy
says the MerrIuia"k's nachiner, is rniDjured
and she will be ready for sea BY Friday.
Inc Charleston Gnrter of the 4th says that the
VI nnesota is the Only vessel of that port.
Inc Memphis papers .re calling the attention
Il the Vigilance Committe) TO the g. III prices of
provisions charged by dealers there.
Ths Mob /, Pegister says that the Baltic tow ed
the British ship. Re trisheIe and Bra sley to sea
June lst, frsm Mobile Bay. The port is near y
clear OF shipping.
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EVENING DISPATCHES.
From Wsshingioa.


WAsnisoroN, June I.
Especial 70 the Commsicia
4 picket guard Of The Highlander we're
fred on lAst nj ht at Georgetown.
Offers have been made 10 Government TO
construct eteel. lated vr..eie, bomb end shell
proof, and be finished within six months alter
Tho contract il made.
Especial TO he Post
The Naf,ora! Republican pronos..es falee
the reports about recovering any vessss. n
Norfolk.
IL is understood that Gcvernmeat will not
make anj further requisitions for troops. st
present.
Col Meigs is still 10 charge Of the Potomac
squ educt snd public bridges.
The PresideDt- mansion and oil the Depart
menis are closed TO day in honor Of the men,
ory of Senator Douglas.
All rumors since Saturday Of the marching
Of Federal troops on Fairfax Court House are
without foundation.
The President has recognized Mignel Garsg-
ora consul from Mexico 10 San Antonio, Texas
thus continuing the policy Of treating secession
~ nulIity.
Especial to Post.
Several companies of regulars belonging to 3rd
infantry leave to night for Harper's Ferry VIA
Chambersburg.
Especial to Comm .scial.
iditiOnal troops have been ordered to Cham
bersburgh. This IS understood as an indicsti n
that the lines Of the Federal army are rapidly
closing, and that the forces nj der General Nc
Cl.lan, in Western Va, will act in concert with
the Pennsylvania troops for the reduction Of the
fortii calion at Harper's Ferry.
Senators aud mem bers OF the Hou are arriving
by every train.
Government has decided tha. it will not accept
any contri buttons from states, and hereafter
of the Government, through regular channels
The list Regiment engaged in scouting
last nj -ht, to preven, the rebels from sewing pro-
visions ia Maryland.
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Funeral OF Senator Doug las.

GHICAG0, June q.
Business is generally suspended to day. The
Board e Trade adj ourned yesterday until Satur-
day. Banks, jobblng houses dry goods stores all
closed. The streets at early hour in the vic nj
ty Of the line Of march of The funeral pr cession
was densely tbronsei with people. large numt ters
of whom arrived from the cyuntry by the morning
trains.
At IL o'clock. amid tolling Of bells. frng Of
minute guns tho procession tuoved frorn Bryan
Hall. wh.re since Tuesday the remains have laid
in State, through laik nd Lake streets 10 Mich
'gin Avenue thence 70 tettlge Grove.
The procession about two. IN les in length
and occupied one hour in passin, a given point.
~ a low estimate there was 10 go pereons III the
coftege.
The tniii'ary, Governor, State officers, mem
hers Of the Legislature medical aud legal pro-
LESSONS. Masonic fraternity, mercartt.- a. so
citation, fire department. Typographical Union
All the beGevo! ut societies OF the city were
cut TO do honor 10 the illu siricns dead
At Cottage Grove services we're con
dncied by Bi.ho, Dnguane. who delivered a
brief tut eloquent oration on the character OF
the deceased.
From dispatches received from various towns in
different parts of the state, we learn business
suspended and the day appropriately Observed.
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River items.
FsIDAY,June Z.

FaIDAY, June Z.
ARRIVED.
Kgy CrY, Worden, st. Paul.
KATE CassEL, llillhouse, Montrose.
CANADA, Parker, keokuk.
MEssssGsx, =, Piusburg.
DEPARrEr.
KEY Cry. wo.den. st. Louis.
AD DhlNE, Gault, dubuque.
tAxADs, Parker, dubuque.
KATs CAsslL, Aillhouse, Montrose.
MESSENGER, -, st. Paul,
The Northe ernsr, Capt. Afford, will be the reg
ular Northern Line packet for St. Paul this morn
ine. This is one of the finest and best oficered
boats ON the Upper Trade, and is worthy of a
l.rge portion Of public Iatrcnsge. Ar. Wood il
in the office.
The Pomeroy, Capt. Davis, will depart for Fort
Madison AID intermediate points 1t o'clock this
evening.
VALUABLE Boar SUNK THE steamer Fred
vo,resc. employed in trsnsporti Confederate
Goser.msnt stores r. m Memphis Tor tit,le Rock,
sunk last Friday AID proves total less. snag
was the cause. She was valued at $50, 200. In
sured for only Sl2,OOe.
From o late Pistsbarg paper We learn that the
U. 8. Government has purchased the steam tug
Connestoea, one Of the fastest and most powerful
,uns ever Luilt. ehe will be used as guard boat
at Cal o. and will be cent at once.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-08
Funeral Services Of senator Douglas.

FKEtPaRT. Iil,. June 2.
The fuaeral ceremonies Of the ate Senator
Douglas we're attended il this city to. day b,
not lees than 600 people. an! the pageant
Sas perhaps he most splendid ever wii0. SEED
in a city 81 1000 iDhaii'nu,s. The Who 9 town
wore sable garb. the fAs- and buildings be-
ng drsped in embl.ms OF mourning, and III.
procession which ~as composed ot the CAM
>co't military, Masons. Odi Fellows, Turner's
public schoos, c'y officers. etc, WAS tie rly I.
iiie 10 length. AZ it, moved cannon w-ie fired
aud al the n-lls IN the city ,oiIed The eulog,
by Hon. NJ. ID. Aeacbam, wa. an able review
- the life and character Of the deceased
-,atesman, and touching tribute to his mem
orv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-08

MR. /. w. HARRISON info rD,s us tha
in conversation with several Of III most suc-
cessful fs, mere o. this State, he has been in
{. rmed that for eeed, ccrn ehould be gathered
Just as Il /. going out of the milk and before
il becomes hurd. Seed corn g .tl.ered at THE
time will c"me up with much 81 re certainty
and will ripen from ten days u' tw, we.he
earlier. A very important sugg e tion. and one
that deserves the attention Of our agricultur-
iafa
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MARRlEn ONE DAy Avr To THE " ~ rsE NsxT.
Le acc mpiis ed dat liter OF NJ A. Lvais
OF Dlossiaga, " ~ mar,icl TO slr. Wn H. iei
Will ger. u New A,rk, on sa'rriay Mr. is
crnnectei with tbs Aiat1 Nav lotS seg'ne1t,
and on thu day astrr his IN naige' ieit '1 ""en
yi,u Nv arr.e 70 t,a,cl iifer path oye' her. and
the cr,sc .ne lay, ~ifh true sld earDet' pa-
rro!isrn, bid er batba.I good see :, wiSh the
/ itaeti Il, to ieav. 10 dty 20 h'- c'unt-ymen IN
sane. u tho hope d . happy rcansoa wen the
natisn ) enemies shall 5e v@lqu.sned- Sysac~ss
Journal.
We wish our sweet coz. wfr'i o. urailoyd hsp-
piness, short SCI arst;on frtm her Iege lord.
md -pshaw. Of course, she knows We desire her
10 be encumberei with tho responsibilities pc
c.,;nr 10 matrimonial life. AsA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-08
From 81. Johns, n. f.

SIR. JoaNs, June 6.
The telegraph lines we're sg in cut Mondiy eve
in n uuinoer II places. large body u police
has been dispatched to the various pelu'sof dili
Gully aLd every energy IL being strrioed 70 cap
iurc vi lians who arc engaged IN . regularly
organi zsd body for he destruction Of the lines.
ne V,go, or Liverpool, passed Cape Race on
v ednesd y nsght, hut dcspatches we're put
abnard Of her 1t is useless to seni me sSges OF
Europe this way until the local affairs sf the
province are improved.
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From Baltimore.

BALriMorz 2, June
The steamer ADELAIDE srri,sd from For.
Morroe.
Tie Qasker City had captured another val
uab'e g,rsz-.
a. Wednesday tight : steamer trought
from N.,fosk with flag OF irucs. 4 80 wsmen
.nd eh;..lseu. rsfup zee. Trey say many more
A. intnriant military movement vas u0.
d~uassl - - os shS poias = skssatisa vAsa
the sseames lsh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-08

MORE TRooPs FOR KEoKUY..- --The
steamer Key City came down yesterday morn
ing with three more cor panies for the heokuk
rendezvous The companies were rec p ectively
from Dubuque. Cedar Fails and lafayette
They we're fine looking set Of men.