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Now. fro. Centroymo.

Philadelphia. July o. The BuletN Of this
city hes a epeciL dispateh dated last (M,n-
day. evening ttAting thu, Senator WADE has
arrived a. Washington. He l.fL two diyiion
Of the army At Ccnuovillo. Toe one NY re-
msined within their sntrench nen,s. G. ,nsral
TYLkR had thrown up entrsnehmsnts at Can
trsvills. There was no prospect OF an attack.
LIST Bho5e Island regiment on the q Id.
GEoBoE p. PUTNAM, Of New York, slep. Q.
Fairfax OF Sunday night. and In the morning
walked to Alexandra with $50 army wagons.
Tn. main body Of the army was then resting
at Csntreyllle.
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Cairo, ~ Juiy "a The rebels ara rapidly
organizing oPposite here, in Kentucky.
THE RIDELs IN MISSOURI.
II IL currently reported that WATKINS,
With 20t0 men, Is encamp-d within miles OF
Bloomfield, Mo- lie has no fsld p.eooa, and
his men arO poorly armed.
THE WHEREABOUTS OF JACKSON.
CLAIr Jackson and staff rHo At Memphis
on Saturday, last
An attack On Birds = POINT IL threatened.
THE REBELS REPORT 5000 KILLED.
Al Mnphs the Ices ct the rsb,ls at The
fight at Manassas Is estims,sd al 5000.
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The New Me xieau Mall

Independence, No., Juy 23.-Ths Santa Fs
mail and Caron City express arrived ysstsrday,
with dates 10 the 8th inst from Santa Fs, and
to the 11jh from Canon City.
Butinsss In New M,xieo Is dull.
GRANVILLE ORRr IL q tAndidsts FOR the
Confedsra'e Congrsss from NJ .ssilla Valley.
Inc whole tiibs Of Kiewa Iadiaas were met
west Of Pswneo fork, about so miks on their
road 10 Fort Wise, TO mset their agent and re-
give tkei' psniioIs 1h,y wsrs friendly.
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Tho follouirg dispatch from tn, Secretary Of
War has been received by the U nion Dsienss
Committee Of this city
WAsHIHoroS, July % 1861.
HoScs N. GrinnsR, q. Draper, and Alexander
HdnIRtoW:
In reply TO telegram l will sAy--Cassr our
friends to active eXsrdcnS, that NO may speed
Dy retrieve our fortune Of yesterday. We ara
making most vigorous forts 10 concentrate q
large ana Irresistible army at this point.
Regiments are now Grnyipg, and many ave
left for TIE Capital and our works on the
south bInk OF the Potomac srs b,ipg well
manned with rtinforcements. The Capital ID
la'e
SIMON CAMKRoN, Secretary Of War.
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Col. COreorau BAGo.

Tho Washington Republican, Of yesterday
says;
Col, CoEooRAN, OF Ne New York Ky Ninth,
yyas higbtly wOuaded. HS n SOW ~ Camp or
osrsn. Arlinssoa Heights.
We hope this statemsnt Is true, though 1t IL
mot confirmed by our latest aspIteh'A
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ASSAULT BIT FIRxMEH,-JoGEPH ADAMS aud
WIN. SHAW, runners with Hook and Laddsr
Co. No. 2, wore arrested yesterday, charged
with asaaulting and beating BTEPHHu ABRASis
Of oil Ssvsnth avsnus, and private watehm an
MICHAEL o DosNEII, whils thsy were In 7th
avenue, near Path street. ODoHsELL was ss-
vsrsly injured, and was taken TO b. reAdsncs,
iS3 Wsst 10th stJsat. ADAMS and SBAv were
committed by Justice QuAoKHrBvsH for AK
sn,nAucn.
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IapsItant frs,, n1ssssurs.

81 Lo6S. July % -Advices from y
Missouri are TO tho effect that, 81 g.
morning body Of Col. SurH's Z,uayss
TO DAn,ills and arrested mon who vss
gsgsd IN the hanging OF Col. SHARr and
JABeER. Thy took them 10 the outsk
tbstown and shot them. Two more rea tdu
Cd with the sans outrage, we're ahot at Msxi
Audsiu c., by q company Of crslry, an
Capt. SSrITu. Four othsrs eaesp,a
horseback. One Of those shot was captain o
ccnpany Of regulars at Mexico, nAnsd Mo-
iBIR 4
Fally 1850 troops are s'aionsd at diff
points on the Nor h Missouri Railroad.
reported that large body Of rebsl troops n
Sjuthsast Missouri are marching On RI
Knob The southern terminus Of the Iron Ne
tain Railread. and that Col. BLAND, stati
I'd at that point, had sent for ro-infsSosnsr
Further News, SEQ Third Pa
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O.r,upsios n, tho Capital.

Ina Albany AAas A. Arg1 says that q
l..dinx Republican politician In this state re-
csntIy rsluinsd from Washington, describing
DE state Il aifaiFs thsre, raid :" have
known ths New York Legislature and the New
YoFk Lobby for thirty. ysArs- and there was
nsysr villain or . thiif connected with sither,
Who q not now In Wathirg'cn."
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OuAHrKRsIAsrER SrErsos CAPTURED "A
dispatch was rec lived from Washington yoatsr.
day morning, by General SrErsos, Of 'h'
Aston House, announcing the capture Of hi'
SOD, Ajax ASDKR SrKrsoS, by tho rebsls. Mr.
SrErsoN was the QlArtsrmastsr OF the Fire
Zouays Regiment of this city. and f. II into thu
hands Of the enemy during the retreat fron
Bull Ran.
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The PeelisG In Bsstss.

Bostor, July 22-Ths enthusiastic reception
Of the Ord and ith regiments, late from Fortrss,
Monroe, togethsr with TIE imusnss crowes
gathered TO cheer thu 18th regiment In its de-
parsurs tonight Indicates the rsvsrss OF dis.
coursgsm,nt by the late bsttle. Oar psopl,
were never more patriotic than now.
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Our Trs cps In Possession Of Centre Wills.
Wdshirgfon Juis al have Just returned
nom Alexandria, l could Lot get out Of the
p,cksts in the vicinity.
Capt. TYLHA received latter this morning
from Can't GIBsOS OF the Franklin Brigade,
dated Csntrsvills, nking for horse fodder,
rom which 1t appears that cur troops are 1tili
thSfa
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The WEBSTER RsoIMxsT.-Ths Massaohu-
sstts Twelfth Regiment. Colonel WKBhThR, Is
expected TO arrive here this morning, at about
li-psst ssvsn o'clock, touchiug at the foot
Of 1ath street, Z. r., from whence they WIN
probably proceed directly on thsir way, sftsr
an exchange Of courtsaies with the Committee
Of tina Bona Of MaAachus0ttS.
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SERIOUS News by a telegram rtoeiv'd
yesterday from Lieut.. Col. NUGKsr, Of the
Goth. ws have the melancholy news that Father
oREILLY, Acting Chaplain Of the regiment,
has been killed In the Balls Ruu battle, and
that Col. CoRooRAN and Capt. THOMAS FRAH-
cIl MkAoHKR are missing, both supposed to b
kulad
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Q Rebel Generals Reported KILLED

Bdldmore. July pa esutlsman from the
Valley q Vbginia says that General JONI
sop LETT Winchester on Thursdsy noon. He
?. schsd Manassas during tbs battle, twenty
thousand strong. Helsft behind only his tick
10 the number Of eigh'ssn hundred.
BuNoRs.
II Wa confidently asserted at Winchester
that General JOHNSON and Col HusTks were
both kIlsd At Man. ss-s Il was also rumoret,
bot nst certain, that General JAcKsoE wa
also killed.
moKHfss AND DEATH.
Thare had BON grea, sickness and numerous
deaths at Winchester. The slaughter Of Tn,
Confso,rstss at hAnassas Il represented n
very great.
BUBHs HUEGRY.
Mss@pcors tent from Manassas represent
the army " In a starving con ition, and al
the produce In IN. ne ghbofbnod was bsinl
SIZED and colt down. Ths suffering at Win
ob..tsr was very graf. Paoviaioos and gro
tsrios we're very scarce. Sugar was dollar I
mound.
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A Captain Of tho 90 n Resi.s-t.

Philadelphia July pa captain OF tho Nav
Yoik 69th Regiment arrived here tnis mxn-
Ing, ard received at the dep II quito an ovation.
The crowd took him on thsit shoulders cbssr-
Ing 70 the utmost. His nams could not bs
slcartained
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Gel. " ileoK ast Dead,

Detroit, July pa private dispatch from
Manassas via Riohmoud, sSyt that Col WILL
oox Of thA I'd Brigade, I'd DIVISION, is there q
prisOner, and u bat slightly wounded.
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An Ihis nal ma chino intended by III. c m
fedsrsAs 20 blow Ip roma Of the ships Of war
IN 'be BoAdS was Wa, bed ashore this morning.
IL h OF ingenious construction Tai, Ia the
second a't.n Of Of the kind. IL landed within
. fsH rods VI FLOTDs IlouAs.
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CITY NEWS.

.
Arnr NA"' fhoh THE oiNsi SlA
'A'sram "~ ieeei'0o " sh'' N0o.r WV
o. inc Lieut. Ioi NJ quartz. oa'ie hh
O'CLOCK hs' evening" saving INA. AA.u''No'
NoShSr was sac WIN 'ns 'S''puOn nH IN
yureo Hm' An' "oi' ieAcN to' HA~
DAoLAi anu WI N0A0oAA'' '''A " WV"
arc Sill missing.
surgeon JoHnos' VINO re'u'nsd nst eVsn-
Ing. relates tnI % Qluofont bJOfleh WulCu are
tcld OF the dissppssrance Of the Colonel. Ono
10, that whsn last seen he was attempting 70
rally two companies Of his regiment 10 rssit q
charge Of rebsl cavalry. Panic stricken, his
men brtks and fed, aud In the midst Of the
cavalry he disappeared.
Another story IL, tina. he was In the earlier
part Of the engagement severely wounded Ia
the knee. For eleven hours he rode through
the thieksst OF tho hsht melting his mon 70
emulation Of his own heroi; conduct. THIN,
faint ard weak from the effects Of his long un-
attended wound, he entered Q small house 10
have II dfessed, his horse ran away and he was
no more ssn. Tho third, and most melsn-
choiy ofihese rumo,s, is that he was 80 severely
wounded In the leg that snputation on the
Geld was necessary, and that he did not sur
yiys the operation. A, p.ssen. II Ia feared that
hs is A. least a prisorer, II not among the dsaA.
Cant. H.oaEBrY was KILLED In the first fire.
Cast. MHAeuxn has returned to camp all
hsht. A horne was shot under him.
Mir BAoLr went on TO Washington last
evening, quo ,ui pe's'ee,' VI
"OUi'N'~ '"1 - -le ny
nv,ruov Cor. Kxrn.ny.-Th. r,mmsny
soc,.tx h.ld . s,.ei.l ms.tinr last evening.
.na sdon,,d ,O,olu,iona ,xor.s,iys of the deep
.orrox ~ IN. m.mb.r. for the loss. by dsath,
- iii, Id. c,.na R.ch.u The rsaolutious
..,olI.d ,hs m,nlv Virtues and patriotic char
-. - an. 10000. aud .loou.nt suloedss q
a., Y- n,on,,ro.a NV Col Du-
- - n.,,,U IT, and Wuaov
60 ~
=, .oiv.d ,h., N. n.mA.y. ~ tina soeI.
| 49, r., K~-vwny,s ,unor,I All tia,
,s.. 80, An. h.drs. n mourning for 4,
H. cou.u ~ s.oh.r. w.,. o,d.r.d 4,
-. III ,ha r,c,s..rv nr.n,r.tiOos for Oh,
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Mr.. BuRnKIT (Ky) asked lsSvs to offer q
resolution cal Ing on the Secretary Of War 70
nfusm the House whethsr there be negroes ia
he amy Of the United States who have ben
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A Cara.

a Card.
To my many Friends ana Paboru
On the nt roins Of tas Tn Of NAY, 1901. my y
mises wire on are. Thro ,eh the sIerti,ss u PEG
which engine rolled mysslf the frs wss sxti
gath-d ! YES arrtstsd by Gspt wogioa. bat
Lab an, was d,.ch.rsss, bat upJnt an ayi' Of q
TSrgnrrisISa % Fire Msrst ., PARRbt, %.
arrested, a. .f.sr isi 2 by cF, m s.st
shcm 1 was Oh charged. To my clsnssi, n
Huntlsy, Fac, and ny fdsnd., vbs stack BY .
through thiS, what mast call . pcrsecuto =, I Z
turp my Dcore thanks, aed VIII be most hsppy
see them and my n,.,y itrons a my old plsos.
living Ho9ss, cor q Sout st, ADD srd sta.
Rsspectfu'ly,
BrookIyn ~. Dl, July 2srd, 1867. Id
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BuBRis HuEGRY.


Portrts Monroe rtd baltimore, July "a
Mr.. WHTTsKr, Qu'rtsr mas or Sergeant o.
tho Vernon regiment vas shot this morning
by som. Iebe At New port News WITH trj
oihers be wa, IN search o. strsysd bullcck
not far from ths camp His body wss pisresa
with a halt don IN builets
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MILITARY.

wahled-Basdsaoa for Duryoa's ZSt
sssS Il L :sIcins AL. ia HSs:: '
el1ef j. n. DAVIES, Major 9th RaSt. Ii
An Vsi.sIeess bossaGiAE q the 20
S i;,sS & n dss.,ss. o. .se ,s a., e
knld u OfeAi hsshsI ~ can e LAfaSetis ~
r.. tos pay dSs hssa lrea RlAts Of T. u" ~
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NslIee.-Nke n1enbeFs q nMsTi1ovs LOdI
No. CT, =. A, N. Aro requeted 20 nee, at thsiI Loo
S S f,E Il q ta N: I SiGey sss
oh athsr ALLBN TINLER; also memb m % 9th
Loiss. are I.sgseifgtly lnyits 70 estend- ~ 90
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

"rsnpoI saoe viii Triaapk "-NsD Pea.
Division 70 ., 9, of T. vill bed public msetlsE .
good speai era ana sinstis viii be pfese I I'll
mtm' eTs IN. d are eIpe't d n he prese I -
day eyeDh at their Hall, 1877 BoweTy, buslDrss
GLOVER, N.P. 10
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The Bailrcsd at Old Point 10 In rapii pro-
Rrses OF construction BY means Of ~, PboiD's
gun viii he moved 10 position where it can
he brought TO bear upon Ssvell's Point. Tho
UnioA gun will also soon bs mounted.
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The Roacohs steamed up ,hs Rosds this
mo'nipR SO has bean AZ far South a. Sc.
Augustine flories. Daring her cruise she
burbsd veesel supposed TO be prtva,.sr,
the tsne ~ which Wa havs not bssn able TO
learn. Ihs crew sscsped TO tho shore In small
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II your Hair h Red or Grey, and ,
Neu'd have II beautiful JET BLACK. q q .
DARK BRO ~; you Ahou d not iAil 70 set . box
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An S SsG ne t. l,Ss n. i siys: /: u: ID ia
endecAnJ preIaTes, that Il vii not In the digit
d-g'ee EJuro the bAir or adm Thh Dse 1904
far dihsrent from the Ualodty Of Hsu Dye, and
propoly apPlied, II oaRnst but give the gIeAasss
isfAci n. Prep.ros ana FOE lale vh kaa'e 40
tall, a. 20 South Second 4. williamsburg, an
ala by DIuGEEh gtnerslly.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR.

These Powders may be sivsn. upkas~s v
dtnkr, In coffee, tea or liquor. warranted SAs
less, and a 90 from nAaseAtinG 'nsstA. Iytl GO
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THE YIsE ZouAvEs.- D.. s J. WALKKR,
thu surgeon Of the Fire zOusvss Of New YmE,
arrived in Philadelphia on Monday evening
from Washington, having In charge forty. Ons
Of that rogimsat who fell In the terrible an
g.g'meut Of Sunday. DR.. WALKER says that
the above numbsr CONSTITUTES the total
amount Of the killed, and between Thirty ard
forty were wounded leaving about $50 mos
In good fighting condition, ready aud WILLING
10 AGAIN face the enemy, whsn and where thsy
please.
DR.. WALKER WAS accompanied 10 Phils
d,lphis by private Asohnsos, Of the Twelf
New York volunteer which regiment, b
says, Loaf 81 killed tho Sixty-ninth, he says
Lost about 400 KILLED and wounded, and IL
Seventy -6pt al killed and about 10 wounded
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DR.. HosFy Zons
n erv n O II o w Il q r o
To ouHH
Dru m Il e N n ess.

NAY be obtained At the following plasast
No. 90 DIVISION q, oor. Marked, NE.
kss. BEAous 2ii Eighth avenns, NJ.
MIS-. HATEs, IT'S PultrB st, Btoskiya.
DR. VIZ. 7. ARCIls, ga Broad =, Newaxi.
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Farther News, SEQ Third Pa9
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Rebels Starving at Manassas

ENERGY or THE GOVERNMENT.
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Columbian Hair Dye,
Twenty-Five Cents per Box -:

which Ia rot only the best but the eSsapaIt sEtl
new In uss-the pries being but
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28

IA rsm@R r. IuvnsDAs, Jpes n.
FAss ADGvUI %f
IuzHnx1, Davis, Fort Madison.
PIKE, -, Sk. Phnl
NoRrauRxHR, Afford, 81. Louis.
Al HMI, Calf, Dubuque.
CLAaA Hns, -, Warsaw. eN
D1pAn11D.
PKI, Pittshurg.
N0nrHBlNBe, Afford, st. Panl.
LCS.Rxs, Davis, Fort Madison.
CLAnA Hnn, --, Wauaw.
The light dsassAt packet Al nine, Oaptaia
Gait, and Nats. Dalssll Osrk, win dspsst e Du-
baqvs this nesniag at o'clock.
The nail aad passenger pashst Ksas Oassl,
Ca5t. Hillho1sa - GEEK Haaasn, win dspsrt
Sae yWt NaAisoa q eelesk this svsnine.
1hs pepslas NssohNa lAns paskss Sssss
0NAA ca. Rhsass vill dsDsst fse q. Lesis
~ nenips. fanssesus and dhiDpsn vil n
~ - aaaytsa y tAslf Svay w.
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LoUDvILLn. June q.
The suit tssting the legality Of the blockade q
NoshvilIs Rcd, yesterday, vos withdnwn hy ~
eniPpsrs prosecuting it. It 10 generally sndsa-
stood thet NJ. 6uthsis, President q tie Reed
.il aaea9e the responsibility, a.d dselins ssesiv-
Ing freight unless the Colleotor's permit assom-
panasc =. LAsse quantities of esatnhaad Roeda
are esid TO 60 over the road into inland Kentueky
towns, and thence . Tennessee.
Two fugitive slaves we're sa1ght near Cosydon,
in0isua. and were rstusned 20 Kentucky. yeetes.
daZ. No sxcitement whstsver At their arrests.
Maj. Oed. Pillow issues two proelanstioas Ii
ths Memphis Bnllesss Of the Gath. One recall
sne order that whisky and tobacco b. distributed
with the 'ations. He says hs gave the order oa
nis own responsibility, supposing the Military
Board would allow Il, knowfng the soldiers wsss
ecnuemen and used to plenty Of whisky and
IT.: other proelsmstioa states that al debts
eue tne north are nov dre the State, and are d.
c:red sessd, registered and In rspisal for illegal
selA.re y .Le people Of the North. AL banks are
me snemies of ths 5tsAe, and msr ahants, broEs13
banks, and all % indebted ars required TO report
70 the AdJutsnt Osasral. and In the meantime
are ordered 70 pay such indebtedness 20 the sun
only. The reports are rsturnable on July the
10th.
letter to the .Jovrsal from Hopkinsville, SAYS
two military companies Of Chrstian county, vent
70 Clarksvills, Tenn, took the oath Of the South
srn Confsdsracy, and afterwards voted in the late
election.
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To TIE LADIss.-A few ladies inter.
sstsd themselves enough ysstesdsy to come
out end help us on the Havslosks. We havs
eus and given out, IA and ~ have balsnse
ON hand Of 34,60. We have received In oil
esS,4s. Possibly some Of the ladies Of our
patriotic city do not know where " meet and
for thsir bsss6t, would stats that our place o.
meeting 10 in the vacant stors-rnom In Metro
politan Blesk. the ssoss-room formerly ossu
pied By r. H. Parks.
By request Of the Ladies.
Mas p. II. WoaLEY.
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Maryland News

BALTIN0R1 june rs.
Considerable excitement Was occasioned by the
arrest Of MAnhal Kane. Union men arc pleased
but secessionists indignant. Col. kinly, provost,
waited on the Mayor and police commissioner.
when the latter asked time to consider tho mat
ter, Kinly replied that orders were immediate,
when he proceeded to the Marshsl's o6ice, taking
possession Of the commissioner, then directed the
officers to obey the military authority, but Do
clarsd his intention TO prepare protest against
the action of tho Government.
BALTIMORE, juno ~.
At three o'clock this morning Geo p. Kane, po-
lice marshal Of this city, was arrested 1t his house
By order Of Gen. Banks, and conveyed TO Fort Nc
Heary, where he il now held - . prisoner.
Gen Banks has issued proclamation nomioa-
ting John r. Kinly Of the Maryland regiment.
Provost Marshal, also 70 sapseceds the powers Of
The police comnissionsrs. M. KinIy 10 to exercise
suprems control over the police department until
some Known loyal citizen il appointed 70 aet =
mazshsl The proclamation gives - the reason
for the arrest Of Kane that he Is known to be aid
ing and abetting those in armed rebellion against
tho Government, aad is ct the hesd Of an armed
foeve which he las used to conceal rather than
detect acts of treason TO the Government.
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Excussuon.-Ws understand that one Of the
ferry boats will make several excursion trips
10 Apdslusia ON the Fourth. for IS cents eaeh
passenger the round trip. This will afford oil
vho Win to pass The day plsas astly. ~ op-
pesslsisy to Dc %. ~ there viii probably ts
no eslsbsation in this city. many Of oar eiti.
seas viii Asail the0sslvss u the cheap fare
and the plsas..s Of the trip 70 pay Andaluaia
vistt.-R. !. Eeslsesv.
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q n DAYENPORT IOWA FRIDAY MORNINGS JUNE o. 1881


The telegraph this morning contains
> synopsis Of Gen. Scots war pro-
grsmue, which has . eolosisg ofsuthen-
ticity about it. The prospect il that wal
news for the next few months at least
will Be very dull. Nov and then some
little skirmishiag win be done, bat there
will be no pressing Of matters on either
side. The only improbable feature We
notice in connection with the matter il
the alleged prediction Of Gen. Scott that
the entire officially will be settled and
the war concluded by the first Of Janu-
ary next. We don't believe he thinks
or says so.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28
Com M j. RCIAL
DAVENPOR r r A r KET
DAILY REPORT.


OyT1cs OF tn. DRMocRA9 AND N1ws,l
Thursday Evs.. june n, 1851.
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to-day in conssqusnss Of hsavy rain in the morn
ins. Quotations ass unehanssd sises osr last -
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RETAIL MARKET.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28
DELEBRATION OF the 4TH or JULY
Grand Picnic

As THE PRESENT DISASTROUS STATE
4 Of cur country renders it more than ever ap.
propriate for American Citisens TO celebrate the
Anniversary Of cur Declaration of Indepe ndence,
tho undersigned take pleasure in announcing to
the public in general, 70 their friends and patrons
in particular, that they are making ps.uasstions
the Fourth Of July, on g. c. X. Mitchell's Bluff.
in this city. Stlasser's full Band will be in at-
tendence all day. All the delicacies Of the sea-
son and refrsshments Of Ill descriptions will b
served in quantity and quality to suit tho occs-
delivered and the Declaration of Independence
read. The undersignsd will spare no pains ef
rendering it day OF universal festivity, and
promise to all who will attend, most delightful
entertainmsnt. Respectfully, ete..
jne27-dlw] HAUPT 4 HEINZ.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
From IT. Monroe.

FoRr MoNKoB, Juno Is.
A refugee from Richmond BY the flag Of truce
boat yesterday, rays that . worse than Roman
inquisition prevails in Virginia. There il .
standing order that nc one shall be permitted to
leave tho CO. ntry.
Gov. Letchsr is completely ovsrruled by JEFF
Davis and Beauregard. and even his patriotism 10
called into question BY the rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-28
From Warrington.
WAsHIH0roN, June Is.

Especial to the Tibune.J
Gen. Patterson received orders TO move forward,
which looks like rebuke for his inactivity.
Especial to the Hssald.l
Nsat. Tomphin's cavalry discovered that 200
rsbels had advansed 70 Vienna to establish bat
ter Init a Il nat thought for m attack but TO in
duce ths Federal troops to advance Ia ssarsh Of
their concealed batteries.