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s4sn sas zl--9arl rsnoe-ass ie's !.
flom NJ. Elliot. resident Of CinciaahH
Who arrived here last night GA tie .ci6e
railroad grsin, We giiher some imnoftant AID
Interesting news. Mr. Elliot ieft Wars.w on
saturday C. euiug a. , o'clock. HIS fellow
passengers IN lhe stage lr,m Warsaw 10 TIP
t,n came through FROM ) ,ringheld. having
icli there On frd'y morning the isf. a.
u..e. tue al OF Tie DIVISIONS ol Gca rsa
n..ite army were Wish h Ia ia S.,s nehed.
excsrt Gen 81 X nslr = AID eep. Hamef,.
suI both II tiiec had received orlefa &,
rf..eeed uifs ht-fe Gen II. kns-iiy. ,n
lrsfsr-lFsf m Be q n4Ich 81 an riy litIef
nike fnd ex ecfcj O. be 90 : .r,i.-t ga ..s
- .tasa.g etrrin-. Cen. Hunter hreke up
I ~. ctmn &c Nfr-tw "n Saur3 mlru'p,,
ana ~. met .stpet Twelve m i.essis b rund
- The ,alh. Il VS. tllou d. nt irstv-
/ thag ste pltily 81 iAo mJyeafuis O. u'c
ks.isi-oi,s i,,,lic1tc.' bfsstaess = rang
fed
Tul slcK Al VAgsAv.
The Sch sid ess 10 wr.aw numbering
several hn,ldsei. we're Ielnosel u. a. n ~
-.w - Tpton 90 Nelnesiay lssi..i fou-h
wagons ey 80 = nu p VERY VEL -
Ltr-e .s.s :. cia s-.- s..-- .e--..st
fh etr
- Eliot pissed Ga Is way - MarsfT
l4ss "Wednesday end mst or ~ Wy 60 ttg-
to. " S..liJi! heavy provision ir-h.s
Eirca~ - rss Hrfteuls.
lie al.J 50 along lbe wule ngghei oi
T carIlns composed ~ the Jlion refugee Who
hsG bcen driven ont 90 th- Southwest bf Tie
rebels. and we're returning Hai. deer ini.
s ics - shcir OH h-fsel-
AFruas ~ r.sroS.
: AZ Tielon ia 5 tl.diy aa pa- eu'et. tie
s. e.Aec li'd tie gOssrilnlc.tf s-gies eei.g ~ irl
Ell by the k rs,- I .. They we're 10 te re-
iuIor,e I se-;rfti IS by q fe-iueut is.fu ti4
cts. wh.ca y Eliot met on t3e c.rs SEES
tereAy bear J,1eran Ciy
ell. ~ lilosN Al lAfzlFsoN cry.
Cal Maili.an gol into The clr- ye.ierd'y
morning az Srfalii and came .un 80 Ia
Jeiier- IA Cty. Ills vie and chd, lor
whom j, i SUPPOSED lt geui q Lexngsbu.
we're 90 ssiin- he gallant CJionef n4-
must cordially received With cheers and
hsndsh,kings ~ the Cspital
lNgoarANT FGoA roLLA.
st Franklin. Sir = liot on SATURDAY, iesm-
si from ~ army ol.ieer that ~oej itid rc ,ris
/ "a it9tiA "a .taft LlIt Htt. HiiI. p ~
with q Struggling lure ct about tstces huu-
bred meii was M ,fcilins acres the southern
pat OF the StGc 90 n Ike Junction wits
pe.ee and NeCailcA. o. F.siiy evening
Col Gershon. % the Thirls sixth Iilasoi-.
started % intercept the aforesaid JEDI 81
kin. with HIN nino hundred picked men 81
the Roila Brigade. and b4ttery so els
Houutain hQwzser-. and i.ieea lag = ratiuns
This expedition promises We.
M.ScELLANEDls
NJ Fllio; met az Warsaw az Sltsrlsy o.
noon the Twenty fth Indiana. varii ha-
been Stationed ~ Georgetown. IL MS NOV
ins o. - Join 81 di, i-iou 10 S9ri ghc.d.
Col Matthew 5 regimen; oi Home Guard.
wa- ~ CAimpis station on The iac.f, Raj
road where the ncn were agsitAg the.
t.satf.rftsnfS
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Ale AND PORTER.

NtiS> e 60. are prepared TO
o. fa--' ~ s--- r. Ae'.'ri s~<.-.slr
ALB. PORTER cinyR. a. 81
tss A..
ite,o1 Perez.
fs.Its4-ip i4lt Eefllr.
terta- Al.
Nnissao aie.
bese'' Csd.r. a.. a.
g = ware. rs1ek. wsess ssr~ss.
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BOOKS.

TRUMPS: \ NOVEL ~ GEO.
u y CURTIS. -f'-rl.si- f'rs'lsf.' ~ H--<5s.
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rri r'h
rFk WITS sND nEAFN OF SOCIETY
- 81, s-far- = "cleeis e so~sty"
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SOUTHERN REBELLION.
THIS PUBLICATION IS JUST WHAT
Is WANTED
NO Ian. Ne Ta m AZ. No Otgfce,
sn0utd be without tts
THE ONLY CORRECT AND COMPLETE
HISTORY OF TIE WAh.
No~ IN course q paflics,ian - JAMS D. fosAr',
Nv No Cisy, ana open sus~eE.Ptien, great
trfa.ilr t.atilai work q tsmltt~ value % a.
beautifully lr.htcdln laTg SO, VIZ he
Southern Rebellion
ASD INA
MAR FssR TfiE ONION


A Hls'o-y q The Rise AID Progress q the kseei.
d- gEo ihc lgst stsgrs q the treases against ihr
krpubs aOsn g. the ciosc a a The eunt. tnsethrf
wit important docuanent-, sxftscfs f'cro rsfn"rAA
uie spscctss. Ac.
In order = aocousncssie al rlasses d rcsfeFs.
ihrtc editions aro ISSUED.
]. Ia Nsetiy parts q - pages, at.....'0 Cents.
=. ormi- Montniy parts % p1gs-s af..~v
:. 10 Men,.iy palts. II ~ pages, At'' 40
hs nj at an auth. nie aie ihoroush hisioT, q
the iro-on To- prcssl.t ~ re- e. ard fat"r psvr
efvauoa !, TIA sIl.s - II sssss Eel..sa. ~ "a
.ie .ld eli ~ees ga Tor isfortaa le sse sOsnp isa
co opc an ~ Tic IA lorss fel'o'i "a
spa Oh lstt r. rdltsfiais u be eaiy mHs-
PEI pest ilef. i'm st- caa.Iuse~ & ill'ns
80 Erca- f-ct, aut so Seat % IL Ahass JOS ~
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r,sDeist VAN ~e - ~ Eressff ai-l.f tne ~
hahrr has asrahg Il 10. tL~ issue "a 81 hsie ~
ass,yr go a forln aLd u pr'.~ v haeh ~ a..
rc-dsf a. acrs Piabis Ia al
1las work. lh- q q we. kiy nulcbs- a. which - A.
pitllshrd " August 2li. has ciyrd the ui' all
4 et.r min,ns IL Pr $ and u leading eit's~is
Nobos VIII read ., without -afifsctiu, q --snl >.
"a Tic hands of estsy Uueu man.
10 hr Lad 81 All news dealers, iestinassfiS "no
/ toossrilers eNrsyu here.
- sscriprrs ssud Il 90 IA good bii. OF pestag'
stamps % thr end "a Sasd 10 whom al " ders sf'
20 eeaurct.d Nj. sseevs W mail, Pc''-P-'s' tea
i ~e.kly nunbers.
ia ,r,isr.sg csP.es Ia Il and exact address ~
iona co4aiy aud S.ste shoe be given VA every W
staIc~.
) ta.nne,en. Ar.ut. wanted IN - towns snd eotu
/ ties fnfbEi.lCk oLllH ARD, cent AZ y,
u Nassa -. lro.t Bcz tccl, New Aoik 'iiy
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DR.. .. "a. rcLcnn's tst.na,r 90.
bsinskuept.

iHE bfs1 LxTzeNaL ~ M WcgIp. -. IA.
cR BxAST.
thousands q human beihgs h4N- -. ss~-lr.t.
Q! d-sacpttude ard misery, ID the Zee q tn. IVA.
n-Sle LiLiaient L. Will resys PAIN eis,,< n. =
tanscrsi y, era u VIII c.anst, penny ss-i a.
iosicsi -Okk Ia al increcibi, short ia .. EytAN,
NODsANlC olL l1NLsL>1 VIII relieve. IL most 49,.
ve'-fatc cases Of kkeE1sfisna. ,-o9L ~ Hsrrsls~-
tcr Paralysis, Cci:rzcted Ausclcs S.ianc-s c~ hrat
sess IN ne goin's. Muscles ~ l4gsu~a.. n vaii n,
er TAI. Two applications will curr Ssr. fhro,.
Headache % karschs- tor Ha-i,- ~ ~cslr. g g.
fri7, ris az 'nissnhe remedy. TRY u. asa yeu vi
r1c !; a. tispensilie rrr,s.sv k.rs. !. ,,s--. e.
nsnc
PLANTERS, FAkAillRs CT ~ cns RsssaT eA -.
- ic---s, viii save 1ceey ly usl.: cf-.ii's =
CAME ~ lsn4rf-ii.- Il :. sl,-s~ly auc i,t.lte.
cure ic- Calls. Sprsins, Ch1fs. s~slls..s l.,.,.-
>weeney, sores, Nr.uds >crstSss, ~ any eNtart.
c.--s~ss- Try =, sa1 yop viii be convin.t.
Or. ,. ~. Mclean, sole I'rcpriescr.
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FOR SALE.
BOARDING.

IHO>E IN search .. private
Il uoaf1.re rea.s csn be sccsa rcistsa 81 "a.
cgrn,r g Fea-,h rsf Sssie Streets. Sc
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BANKING.

DRAlRIE CITY BANK No
u - & t--rby given 20 tn et,ctkoid p fha
u ann1- uesliag Ter IT, pzrposr o. - ctay nlns
sr etc-r fcr - sD>ring year. viii - u az n fr
ten, ina bcuer. IA T~r-t Boute. CT W IN sts. the
stx'h cay q Eswnbsr ,-ai, al TIVE o'ciocs P. n.
essstd ySe. = BEACH, CssA%r
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Lafer from SDrfssSdfd.
NEWS IRON GEN. FREMoETS
AIRY TO THEEvEEfNG or -
TaE FIRST.
and hunter ifurrsirs u9.
Col. EuIigaa AT JeEsssoa City,

PROVISION TRAINS Is rLENTY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

Trx iorg agony Is over. Gen 'fr1afoSr
90 longer commands the army OF the u '-.s-
.i-,f "a tie foc a1vagc>s 70 meet the
l,esls a the Union. The order sgcfeeding
Y-.~sxr reached him. = The excitement
.moo- the troors theagh tcrfihlc. vas most
ns,ursi. The uo0le contuc. 81 IEa1oSr
a.il more ii "a er,r reaasr his name :lissirl
Gus. re hope DoVtsss'sr Sillslio7 =. ''a
rfecedea,ed act OF tfic scruir'Strzt'or ' me.
ueare perss.sAed, wil sv.ndie4ie + sfaioSr
ana osossneinl h4 eneHyss- - rrfr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06


wxi,r~e received cogyo the ofin-on %
LIN. d. 4. HelLov n C1nnissi0aef ol ~
snss.op the ~. isea.'ou q eTHvs n Me- =
n.cK. forthe extension Of he ten he'p''s
Il ,...i..s P.teats. s!ich expired c. TIE 25rd
of o.e,ber Irsl. Tire Commissioner sller
,;v.,sx a tOlersb.y extensive history y The
eass. and showing bg Tie ficd statement Of
Nr McCosx.ck himself. that ne had recess-
81 nsl profit oi sl,4l925Is2- i'om lie
manufacture and sales OF his NJ e,sio-. ~ - y
%. er'4. ~ re ihink, re.uses the 81 81 ASH
49, tat the patent be not extcl e.
tIc cosc.1des ls.8 09n,a.. - 10 oao~ -
iateus1e.
.-s'r,us II. Mccormick = sn inventor.
sh0se fasne, while De - yet living has -sfu ~
I. .r,usl,5et the worllr hts geliiu- has doiie
a1u0g - Us owa c0rItry. a;d has been ti'e
adniriti0s. u foreigI iiatious, ahd nc viii
I've in the srttesal recolsecfson OF mankind
- ion.s ~ tie TespsiS machine > einp'o. c.
ia gatiesas tne haf' est
Scr upon the ground ths, the patensee has
4l.esdy ser-ssel. anu lsl-y. " he dii5eui
as.~rt.on ol h.s ghts IA court against ls.Iing
err. over an adequate Remuneration Tor
! e aventsmIs claimed IA rs s-ssd ten pat
ed, am co,slT.iaed - refuse ~ cxic.d
tie aid patents. anu accordingly oroc. that
t.lrs be not extended
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V'ii'sf Ili3o aaa Fint 3d., 5. Louis. 10
DIR. McLeanss Universal p.....

o. i''rH oorrLsfh-. riiilorsssss. ErAp<cus,Sf
There never haa bst1 CATAAg1gc med. /.
o-cr,-l 10 lie ycblic- irst has given such ~-r- -
10 ictioE - Hct-ean's Jrisers4I PIN.
Being entirely veg-;shl-. they AZ, p~rtsr,ls t,,..
cent ard cas- bs ;akea BY t,- ns.-t fesa.~ infant. a..
prompt and powerful a. 'Ilx ell fslioas -ecr
tons acid or impure, f'c fron, tho stomach
N Ac,' me. are ne only pills hat should tc rs@l %
rfsiaricus Dstrirts.
They prod nee 70 eriPinF. s.r.'ess 90 pain n -
s'ol.oh OF soHcls hosgh very sc.ivr alsd hs,,
"a trir operation, rrcrsoting healthy s.cr~..s,.. a.
th- liver arc h-d.scvs- no viii snissr iro,,, h.
uess, teacscbe s'ri foui stomach. wbcn 60 eh~sr a
remedy cen ~ chta,et- Keep them consfass,l, q.
Lsncs single co@t t@kfr a. sca>tr M. t,-.'x~-.
hocrss Gays and rnoatbs - asrkne.-. Al fr isr q
H. hciSean's Tn se-sal Pile. FAKE nc ofs.r l.sur
coated. they arr tssieiess. Prise Only Is cen, ~.
tc- I'D c-r i.e SIT ~ mail O. auv fsrt :. 49,.
= y Nolan. s-se fr-s.r.-so-.
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Tsr .a,sss news nom the great Naval =

II avs 49, = = - - .
edition indicates that Charleston. where
lie ssoal Rad is bir-h. viii .seea DO a'aee %
.ss,a ;us, rctribution. y Jay q two viii
tel he story
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-11-06

NJ Fllio, met 40 Warsaw on Slisdsy %
noon the Twenty fth lndisua uarh hat
been stationed ~ Georgetown It MS NOV
ins % - i6ia 81 di, i-i9u 10 S9rs ghcI.
Col. - t;hcu regiment ei Home Guards
w4- ~ CAimpis s.a.ioa on the fac.hs Raj
road. where the mcu were agsitig Their
commitments
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The Sch sid ee 70 " r.sw numbering
several ln,sdled. Ueie removed a. a. Va
-.w - Tplon 90 n elnesiay lass.ia rou-h
pA-oil.. y ley 80 p Nu b VERY ~ -
Ltr-e .ui. .e.ss. t.c4 a-.- s-.-- So -'.si
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JACOB ESGLFS. Fon,ss.
y. =. Ccn.;an;ly " = sac = superior srticie q
wATER RO. - OIL SLACkfNts. warranted 20 DC
s,sr proof s % rsrkc te irstis- so rrs -lisbi-.
Oct le.
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- yoa ~AIt ycrr delicate. ssrklrr. r-., 49,,
:. - hesltey. si-oEg and roSusti--thet ,.i~, r.,
A' e.. >'rcngthing Cordial. fses fi,e airc..,,,,
ewr ecil.,i D i drlicious % taxi.
One table sf,crfI.ui taken e~.-x u,o,-... So.
- ssfe preventive against chill ard lever ,-ll.ss
lever, eholera 90 any prevailing disease
NAtilONl-bevare q Druggists OF dcs,er. ~.
MAJ uy u palm upon yon eotile q Htt~-> q -
s-psriiia winch they can buy cheap ty SAYING 4 !.
lr-i - good There are even men BAST eaos,f !,
sieal part oi M name L dub their VIA d.
,ic', Ass'd -sch ir1-nosrs PIRATES sIc lhrlr -,
iain"es COMPOUNDS. A. Tor In. j. A. NeI-.,,.
s'rctif- ieniag Ccrdis, ard Blocd Purifier. 49,
nosh'f o!s-- Il + the only res.eds DAT VII ,s-s,~
- ..ooa tec-os'ghly. ard a. Ihe ssr,e tsr.r
rsaci. us pu' up IN .aTrs 5otiles--sl ps- le-tjs
~ sis bottles fcr *
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he aisJ ssN along lhe route 4 nlnDei oi
carnas composed - the Jaion refugee Who
hsG bcen driven ont % ti- Southwest by Tie
rebels aid we're returning Hall. lc.f i.mi.
les - lhc.r OH h.fel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07


Russell, Of the London Times, has
paid Gen. Beauregard visit, and thus
does him up:
ANY one accustomed to soldiers can
readily detect the real article from the
counterfeit, and when Gen. Beaureeard
stood up to welcome US, it was patent
to see be was a man capable Of greater
things than taking Sumter. he il a
squarely-built, lean man, Of about FORTY
years of age, with broad shoulders and
legs made to fit horse, Of middle
height and his head covered with thick
hair, cropped close, and showing the
bumps which are reflective aud combat.
i've, with = true Gallo air at The back 81
the skull the forehead broad and we'll
developed, projects somewhat over the
keen, eager, dark eyes; the face ia very
thin, With very high cheek bones, : veil
shaped nose slightly aquiline, and .
large, rigid, sharply cut mouth, set
above . full, lighting chin. II the event
g important operations takiag place,
the name Of this officer will I feel -.
sosed. . heard eften esoueh 70 Be- INV
exe.ss Sos ths litlls albsGek Il HI out.
wand 49," r's7a7T &c. -"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

tue CITY o0v0OTlt1e0 not 10 allow OOats
owned BY Northern sympathisers to run
in Southern waters.
WASHINGTON, June 5.
The Star says, certain information
from Leesburg report that Beauregard
was positively 1t the Junction also, an
aggregate of 10000 rebels at Manassas
Gap, Centerville, Fairfax Station, and
Fairfax Court House.
The people at Waterford, London
county, were ordered on Sunday last to
be at Harper's Ferry next Monday with
their teams and wagons to move mate
rails and troops there.
1t is believed that 1000 rebels will
move up to Potomac, opposite Williams
port. They are known to be without
means Of army transportation.
CHAMBERsBURG, June 5.
Two regiments Of infantry and five
companies of cavalry advance to Hs-
gerstown tonight or tomorrow.
Scouts report that the secession
lists succeeded in passing q wagon
load of powder through Sharpsburg,
Md.
Another Lieutenant who has returned
from the height overlooking Harper's
Ferry, says the troops upon the heights
are fewer than week ago, and only
two guns in battery. He thinks the
place can be taken with little loss OF
life. Residents there think the seces-
sionists are preparing to retreat, as an
eventuality of the forward movement Of
our troops.
Special to Chicago Tribune.
Reports Of steady increase Of rebel
forces continue to reach this city. Ag-
gregate forces of 10000 men, are re-
ported concentrated att the Junction,
Centrevile, Fairfax Station, and Fairfax
Court House.
Military authorities here think the
number greatly exaggerated, but are
yigilant to keep troops on both sides 81
tack.
1t Is certain that Government con-
templates sending large force down the
Potomac for operations against Aqua
Greek.
All steam vessels now in the Navy
Yard have received orders to prepare
for transportation of troops. All have
had steam up since last night.
The movement yesterday evening OF
two battalions Of District Militia to a
point miles from Georgetown on the
Maryland side for the sake of assuming
fortified positions, indicates apprehen-
sions of flank demonstration by the
Rebels.
The President has directed all the
public offices to be closed on the dav oil
Senator Douglas funeral.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07
From Cairo.

Cairo, June 5.
All quiet here. There are now 1000
troops here, two regiments, Coils. Cook
and Macarthur being added.
Fortificstions are progressing rapidly
Col. Webster left TO-DAY and recon-
notered Kentucky shore Is or 80 miles
up Ohio. There were no indications of
an enemy.
A man named Frazier arrived from
Mobile with his head one-half shaved.
He refused to join the Southern army
and was despatched to the North in
this half and halt condition. He was
obliged to leave his wife and family be-
hind.
Geissle, belonging the Col. Oglesbee's
regiment, who was accidently shot yes
terday, died from his wound this morn
ing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

ST. LOUIS, June S.
200 regulars from Carlisle barracks
arrived here to-day and took passage
for Hannibal, en- route for New Mexico,
to relieve mounted rifles. ordered east
ward.
Col. Boernstein, of the I'd regiment
Of volunteers, has resigned. Cause, in.
ternal dissentions in the regiment.
800 volunteer we're sworn in at the
Arsenal to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-07

TDeH oRY6N Deo7 VI - 1ssavdM
In hvi.es ssvkg Masai611s 1ilt -, u T.
tie seeanos sstise 4 pIbsh4os p dsssay
theseslvss VI The 10 - II Easily ~
need . Maehiss for Gsk ssvs oily; nov -
Nsekiss vii Is~ yssrs, ~ thsEs 80 very many
oesosisas, sash Twelve neolh, vAsa . 0asAins
doing coarse. heavy work. u sxsssdingly desirable
in . houssAold--n the Machine npAbls sf i1as
cork oaly, has bssn bsusht, ard the heavy sosk
is put upon it, the Machine gives out trouble fell
lows tsoabss, and The Sewing Machine go into
disrepsts in tie house and nsishbOrhood. whsss
il the fault bat in the faet that strong and daTa-
BILE enough Machine was not bought the price
in the purchase had more than IT. proper in6s-
enes, the durability Of the Machine VS. too littls
thought Of. And thea shoald oeession ofconven-
ieuee require the als Il the AaeAins, the one far
general work will always command the rsadisst
sale. The Lsdd, Webster ! Co. Machines, ars
most desirable Machine In naskst. Males the
stitch alike on both sides. Cook, Stone + Co.,
Ohiosgo,ars the North Western Agsnt. OAieo9o
Tiass. tmy72-dAwln
DSs D1AA>p sVAssDsJ oOs8OOn ~ VIZ OosSo0
States Army, gives the following opinion Of Hos
letters Bitters:
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, April II, 1855.
Seine months since, while recovering from an
attack Of Remittent Fever. was requested TO try
Hostetter Bitters, - IN article pecuniarily suit
ed to the condition Of canvalsscents from fever.
1t is but simple justice to say that il restored the
powers Of my digestive organs, and ct the same
time kept my bowels gently open. ] hsvsn no hss-
itancy in saying that hitherto, in using it in my
practice, it has, in every case, where have or
jered it, acted like . charm. In thus speaking
freely Of it, l far from puff patent medicine, An
article it by no means claims TO b.
SANFORD BELL, n. D.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally every
where. [my9:-d&v1m
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LEAvENwoRrH, June s.

The secession flag captured yesterday
ct 1otan, was displays ed from tho 0bnser-
sativs office here to-day. The officers
Of the voluptesr regiment diaavow the
oct OF the party capturing the dag, and
the eommanding oGloes has ordored .
repEi0and. assS 20 no sast
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DR. JULIUS CHEsEBROUGH
SURGEON DTHx1xT.

4 7 HIS OFFICE ON PERRY STREET, BE-
cute ailswork, either Mechanical 81 Operative, IN
the highest style Of Dental Art. BY the opera
ions ne has performed dusing his residence in
davenport he can convince any one, that the
mosrdecayed teeth caa 10 savsd and restored O.
perfect TOOTH
All operations registsssd and warranted eontin-
eoasiy, and patients having him with their con-
ndenee, may rally upsa having every epseatioa
Performed N - plrfeet manner - possible.
CnerGes - reaaonable q The mns work 60 b.
aoae y .ny eae - any past q ths world.
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ArFested for Treason.
Special to the Chicago Tribune.


Especial to the Chicago Tribune.
SPRINGFIELD, June S.
Jas. D. Pulley, of williamson county,
arrested for treason, arrived here in Gus.
tody OF file of soldiers. He was &C.
companied by his wife.
The friends of Hon. @. II. Browning,
Of Quincy, are urging his claims to the
vacant seat in the Senate with a good
deal of vigor.
Another Chicago company goes home
tonight on a few days farlough.
An attempt is being made to extend
the same favor to all the troops at Camp
Yates. The Secretary Of War is under
stood to advise that the Illinois troops
be redezvoused at two points and
thoroughly drilled. He professed to
hear Of rapid movement of troops in a
few days
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TELEGR A PHO
TmE WAR NE VS..
Rumors and Speculatfons.
9EbIGUATION or COL. BORRHSTIIN


LOUISVILLE, June s.
The Bulletin says: Anderson feels
sure no troops are coming here. No
interference from Tennessee, respecting
railroad matters, being anticipated !;
that the Nashville and Tenn. r. r. will
obey the orders of the Federal Govern
ment.
The Memphis Argus says boat own
ers and captains OF that city recommend
the city authorities not to allow boats
owned BY Northern sympathisers to run
in Southern waters.