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NOaIe'8 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES : NQenfur,
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, GAY-ST
90me Snlurance Comp. q. p.
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place and date) Sureties.
1 hereby certify, that to the best of my knowledge, the
above named gu~arantors are good and sufficient.
(Date) (Signature.) +
For james, Island and Hooper's Straits Light-yessels, each
having Eve persons on board
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
From Fort Monroe.

Fr MoNsOE, 18th. vis. BALTIMORE, 18th.
Il is confirmed that the rebels retired from Great
hsthel, 80 far a. their main body IL 60 ncerned
but ID place il still held by them, snd csn bs -
cupied by large body on very short notice
Cspf H. z. Davis. son II Judge Davis, Lieut..
Chas n. eaInen, and DR.. Aarten, Of Col bur-
yeas Regiment. yesterday entered the enemies
lines with Hag of truce and went 70 within half
. mile oi Yorktown. They saw formidable bat
terry 1t Great Bethel but were not allowed to ex-
amino the works. and from there to Yorktown
we're conducted BY br die rsths, escorted by >
Sergeant and four sold Who met them IT Low
Market Bridge, three miles from Hampton. -
which point tho seceAi . pcksts extend. They
were cour sousIy treated BY Col. J. B. Nagrisdss,
vho comm aodsd st Great bcthel.
There vas large encamT msut a cavalry q
Yorktewn and he place vas being strongly foFti-
hed. There were also batteries between Great
Bethel and Yorktown.
The secessionisis report ono killed and i've
woun5 ed at the engagement st Great Dsthel and
express the wish that 0sa Pierce say b retained
in command. Msj. Winthrop vss shot by >
Louisiana Tifsmsn while heading : vigorous
charge He VS. burisi ~ the rebels and his be-
roic conduct greatly pssissj.
Two Lauavss led prisoners. The Tsbsls ssy
they have other prisoners whom they were willing
to exchange.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
Kiver Issns.

FRIDAY, June II.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAssBI, Hillhouse, Nontrose.
HAwKRYs SfAfs, Gray, st. Louis.
DBPARfRp.
AD BME, Gault, Dubuque.
HAwxEYB SrATE, Gray, st. Paul.
KATE CAsssL, Hillhouss, Montross.
The popular Northern Line packet Sucker
State, Capt. Rhodes, will depart for for St. Paul
this morning.
The light draught packet Pcmery, Capt. Davis
will depart for Fcrt Madison and way points at s
o'clock this evening" making connections for St.
Louis in 50 hou.s.
The Hawkeye State, Capt. Gray, will be the
regular Northern Line packet for St. Louis thi .
morning.
BEHlnD Taxs.-Ths Hswksys State wss dus
early yestsrdsy morning, but owing to the high
wind. did not dare 70 esms over the Rapids until
It subsided.
The river is reseding slowly oil the way from
St. Paul to 81. Louis.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

('osst6iy u nsesssssy) Of the eansoa asd other
msstttons Of var Dssafastussd OF 10 progsses
- your Foandsy, and IL default Of yous slving
sAtisfactory security not 10 assist sny parties
opposed 70 the General Govsrnmsns, TO close
your establishment.
Desirous Of executing this order IN each
manner - to csuse you - little inconv vesienee
o possible. propose. II you Ne 6t 70 place
such cannon and munitions 10 my hands. 10
give you receipt therefor In the name Of the
Government mot prejodie;Dg soy claim you
may think 1T to make upon II Tor restitution
s0d rsdress) and 70 Be sstis6sd With your
pledge OF honor to desist from further manu.
factlre Of such articles
Should you decline this proposition. my
alternative is the prompt sxscution Of the or
der directed 10 me.
Respectfully yours.
JosiAH Husr. Major Commanding.
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EVENING DlsPATCHn.


From WasAiagton.
- WAsnxoSon, Juue IL,
Hon Anson Burlinssms has beee accois Ia
Minister TO China. in view Of the refsaal a.
Austria TO receive him.
lSpsoial 70 the Post.l
Col Parker. Of Boston, and COL nix. of
Schobaris. N. T., have been fully suthofised
by the Wsr Dspartmsnt 70 rsiss ! seeiment a
mounted rifles. for the service u Covers.
msnt.
detschment Of the 5tA Psnnsylvania r,ei-
e ment captured wealthy planter named Willisa
natton, member Of the rebel cavalry. he ~
taken to AlsxAr dria.
Tho National LnsslIigescsr states that the Gov
eInment WILL soon pay all the tsoops neludine The
.nrse menths - we'll ~ the three ysass vciun-
teers.
clergyman who has arrived here from Napas.
sas junction expresses tho opinion thai Beenre-
gard intends u make demonstratioh esainst The
Federal lines, in connection with Gen. Johnsan-
who commands Il iIarper's Ferry.
The ton new Regiments for the regular army
will consist Of 1890 men each.
The news sf the evacuacion Of Hsrper's Ferrv hv
The rebels, creates considerable sxcisement her,
The Government has received dispatches aanoune-
ing the fact. sssx4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

The Work CoMMENcED.-The work
on the NJ. d N. Railroad beyond Marengo has
commenced again. Contractor Williams has
forty men at work grading, and the work Of
putting down the iron will SOON commence
We are glad to hear euch news, and hope We
shall continue to hear it for some time to
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
tn & CITY.
ANOTHER INJUNCTION.

Geo. z HubbeIl. Esq.. hss jost arrived from
Desneisss where he has bssn 70 obtain from
the Supreme Court an Injunction rsstssining
the City Council Of the city Of Davenport
from lsvyiog or collecting any tsxss fer
the purpose Of paying the interest or any psrt
Of the principal Of the t20s. 500 bounded debt
Of this city. The injunction vas granted bv
Judge Wright The proceeding 10 commenced
In the Scott County District Court BY Mr.
Hubbuii. in behalf Of . large number Of the
most wealthy tax-payers Of the city.
The petition recites that the $4,000 Of city
bonds Issued 10 the G. 4 r. l. r. 4. Co. are
void. because the constitution does not au-
shoriss city to build railroads in another
State and secondly because the city has no
constitutional power TO issue bonds to build
any raj lroad in the State.
The petition also recitss that the $4,000
Of city bonds Issued TO the N. 1 II. r. h. Co.
are uneops pssitutionally Issued. because the city
cannot build or aid in building railrosdsi in the
State.
The petition slso rectes that 10 1887 the
city OF Davenport could not create debt ex-
esed.ng s per cent on he valuation Of the city
property in the county assessment Of that
year, which was - 1851. .s45-fvs per cent. OF
which Is t26l 900 and that the City Council
created debt OF SECS. 500, Of which t74.490
vas unconstitutionsl. and the bonds issued are
in the hands Of persons unknown. Hence the
lnjoction rsstr aiming the payment Of any Of
the bonds or interest until it is sscsrtainsd
which are legally issued. There 10 rssson 70
believe that the el26.OOO Of bonds Issued to
rsilrosds viii be wiped out by the Court. In
the U. s. District Court. such was the decision
in the case Of the city Of Dubuque. in the Su.
prems Court of our own State in the case Of
Lake ". Jones county, where the came quss-
tion 10 invok ed. We are informed that Judge
Grant become 90 well satisfied that he would
get . decision against b m, aud for that coun-
u that be has filed motion 10 the Supreme
Court TO dismiss Ills cause. which is resisted ty
Judge smith for the appellants.
II Mr.. Hubbell il ultimately successful 10
obtaining decision in favor Of the city it will
afford Immediate relief to tax payers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

At HIS OFFICH ON PERRY STREET. BE-
a tween Third I'D Fourth, is prepared to exe-
cute aIl work, either Aschsaisal or Operative, in
the highest styss Of Dental Art. By the opera
tions hs has performed daring his rssidsnes in
DaSsnpost, he en- convince any one, that the
most decayed teeth car be saved and restored -
q perfect tnpth. AS w4aas xesa~
All opera fJns rsxitsrsd and warranted con tin
uously, and psstsuts hasing him with their oon-
psf;5rl q Il q pifiseS4 = n3iSST q poss{bis. o
Chr - 1aaaoanhle - - 0ue work can b
dons . - 90 insay pnseef thswsslA.
nVls-d4uH grsl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

Too LArR--Tbe potatoes rent down
to the German Volunteer company, some 25
barrels arrived at the quarters only the day
before they had orders to move down the riv.
or. We hope they may DO somebody some
good il our boys don't get the benefit Of them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

From New York.

NEW YcRE, June u.
The Key West brings dates to the I'd. Very
little excitement existed IT the time Of her de-
yarture.
Apparently warm feeling fer the Government
Prevailed.
The Crusader, Wyandotte end Water Witch
were in port. The two lsttes were to lesvs for
Fert Pickens.
The U. =. stermer Quaker City for Old Point
Comfort and Hampton koads had also arrived.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

-, LOUISVILLE. june IL.
The Southern papers advise the the 4. rmers IN
save everything in the shape of fodder, whsst ana
oats straw. They are very much in want Of sait.
printing paper and leather.
James Stevens, Of this city, Ia making arrnpes.
nents 70 build gun boats for the Government.
The Nashville Patriot states that I partv v;th
the boat Ned kevenger, on the Cumberland r,ver.
mad applied for letters Of m.rqus.
The Custom House at Atlanta. @. has han
shed, and ono 10 TO be established near the
Northern boundary Of Tennessee.
lhe Memphis AUGiaachs, Of the 8Oth. al.
vises The free negroes to go 10 work on the
entrenchments at Randolph, and says thsy
viii be forced II they do not volunteer. esd
ADDS the remark that those Who volunteer viii
DC discharged as soon as the Notifications are
hnished, but those forced TO enter the service.
Will De detained during the war;
HEnAANN, No, June IL.
A German 81 Jefferson City says the steamer
White Cloud was loading Mt that place yesterday
with cannon and military stores. 1t was said that
Gov jackson and all the state officers were to en-
bark on her for Arrow Rock, = strong point about
20 IN les above sn the Missouri River.
Capt. Kelly's guard Of one hundred men wsrs
the ony soldiers in Jefferson City up % o'clock
yesterday.
There are no troops At the Usage Bridss o.
DCdd's Island.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
From 81. Louis.

Sr. Lofts, June Is.
Seven moro companies OF troops snd battery
Of SIX guns went out on the PacI6s Railroad last
night.
Tho steamer D. A. January was bought yestsr-
day by the 6ovsrnnent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15
DIR. WM. r. HILLS.

FORMERLY OF LIE CLAIRE, WOULD An
y noanes to the cititisens Of Davenport and
vieinity, that hs has commenced the practice Of
hts profession In this city, and will carefully and
Ranotusliy attend to all calls, by night or day.
~ nay be found 1t all times at the Ls Claire
House when not absent ON profess onal business.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

FREsu SUMNER SrYLEs.-A full aud
desirable assortment Of summer hats and caps
Just arrived at FArrand's. ALSO, ladies'. misses'
and children's hats in great variety. Call and
zee them before looking else where.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

WARn.-The weather continues de-
cidsdly warm-we may say hot. The farmers
say that little rain would come in right
about this time. Tns crops are coming for
ward Handsomely.
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NUMBER !, 2()6:::


y tePosted teat ~ bsjdeo eoseoe she Ceos.
aAs. - harpers fWU vas buspoa IS - o1tire-
asssscysd, estwsrn ssd o'slosf ~ ncgn-
80. Ise s1plssisn wss diseisssly hees6 a. 1Ae
hspo. 80 - ,''sss''0o - - bsstsO
Mn rsposssd that I'll TIE trssps havs ~ vish.
usm un IRON tas Aesylaad shsrs snA ~ .sun q
nsspsr tsry svaesatsi By ths 1reot NV q
probably. - -. -
tes rear guafd of the retpeo4iue osmy e,fa Z
eef ioedo o. psovisions were dooouoye1 q prevent
tnsr falling into the ha1ds - he rodsroifste vhe
.svespposcd 70 BE- eoaesntsating upea Harror's
Ksry from the direction Of Grssavllis sna Cun-
bseisnd.
the destsuetion Of the bridge may y ssese1 e1ed
oelved. - -
Within few minutes the bridge q ohsphasas.
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From phSiadc!phia.

PHILAbELrnfA, June IL.
A refuge from Norfolk brings the Ira script Of
tho 25th uit., contain ming tho names VI lilo men
wto voted for the Union, notwithstanding the
threats 0. assass snation. he says thss the Mevi-
nac was just sf,xt when he left, and . ridicults
the idea VI bsitg used for offensive pur poses. No
other vessels was raised.
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!. A. REID. n. D..

DHYSlClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
L No. -, corner Main AMI Third streets, Dav-
snport, Iowa.
Dr. hgiD can be consulted st his Office at all
bours Of the day and night, unless professionally
engaged. aept25
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

LARcENY.-James Coney was brought
up before Justice Claussen yesterday charged
with stealing vest. Coney was found guilty
and sent TO Jail for ten daye.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

Eos. DsMocRAr My worthy but
soshiess tsiAad. "Gsorgs STAFFORD vho 10
this uossisGS issls eomss 10 the assistance Of
The ''unhullesa." and ssincss by ths spisit Of
his senmuniestion thst he is 20 fond Of IN.
haiisd strA~ berries that when they are not in
season he eoafnss himself clrsely to the bsas
diet. should adept The motto 'ssye 3m stslsus"
ard remember the fats Of the monkey who
climbed too high.
Whether straw berries ssll st flour quarts
for qaartsr" Or - : lsss rate. hes no relation
% the question - to vhsthsr tie Interests OF
the pseosse. ths ssnvsnissss Of The purchaser
and The dsmssd for end eoassnsp speios OF the
bsssiss veuld sll b increased By ths ahullloxs
system. n indalgtng in ; grstaitous attack
end On saissitsd parsicipa palion 10 : discussion
10 which hs was not : party. George stan
fssds = has Shows himself uors fsmiliar With
bsses thes vitA ~ beery u which eas 4 he
~ ehsssh lhthsTs said. ''alshoseh Is 4 49,
NJ tAs At11snss eel5 have nads more a..
liases tsisy, - n y eaEsaia ~ H ssvee
Aea. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-15

PHRsoNAL.-We received visit yes
terday from Mrs Edwards, the talented edi-
trsse Of the MarenPo Republican. She tells ~
that Marengo 10 doing finely this year In the
way Of business and Improvements. oil OF
which ~ are glad TO hear.