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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-07-31

p. ID. RECKWITu,

r. ID. BECKWITH,
Machinist and Engineer Foundry and Machine
Shop at the foot of Front street, near the rail-
road bridge, Dowagiac. Mich. ap25y4
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-07-31
e. C. JONES e. CO.

Detlers IN Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Crockery, Glassware, Hats and Caps. Front
Street, Dowagiac. Mich.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-07-31
n. LARZELERE 81 CO.

d. LARZELERE & CO.,
Dealers in Dry Goods Groceries, Boots aud Shoes
Crsckery, Hats and Caps, glassware. Paints
and Jils, Hardware, &C., &c. Front Street
Dowagac. Mich.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1862-07-31

Tailor Shop one door east of Howard i Com
srsck's- Cutting and Making done to order, and
warranted to fit july2lv2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28
nIpTHERIA AND GROUP.

For these formidable and diseases Trask's
MAGNETIC ontsent 10 an unfailing remedy il used In
season. Apply freely The Throat Chest and
er with hot flannel. This oihineni has been before
she public eyer w year, snd is constantly incrsss
demand has established iss repstsiion ~ ssperio.
Linimentip all ess.s where soothing and reaaxiaa
remedy 10 required. psniealarl, in HAsamailsn kss.
rsgia lnnsmmatioa Of The bo~ els and Kidnsys Spa.
nal affections, Sore Eyes, Burns, Piles, Wounds and
BTuises.
Fee iAst page, also pamphiet With agent and aroanc
each bs&sts.
Sold ~ ali Drusgists- Price - eents
ordsr usy he sddrrfses ~ u. T. Rilklnson. Whole
sale Agent, No. 81 Main ST., keokak, Iowa
decl3dlmxA
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28
The Army Telegraph.

The army telegraph, TO which our spe-
cial Washington dispatch makes reference,
now consists Of over one thousand miles
of wire, stretched through the different
camps, from the headquarters Of General
Hooker on the left, running toward the
right wing till it reaches Hancock, Nd.
One hundred and ten operators are in tho
employ Of the Government There is a
separate line 70 the headquarters of each
General commanding division.
Gen. Mcclellan can sit at the table in
his private house and talk to the different
Generals, all at one aud the same time,
and independent Of one another When
any division moves, the line can also he
extended, as each division has cor,s Of
builders and supply of wire. poles and
insulators aiways ready. In several divi-
sions each Hrigadier General has an in
stFument upon the line, and is in direct
conference with bis immediate Command
ing General tie whcle time.
Large wagons have been provided for
the operators and their batteries to travel
in. with sleeping apartments. tents, equip.
age and everything necessary, thus max
ing the telegraphic department the most
efficient and thorough branch in the whole
army; and in connection with the balloon
corps Of Prof. Lowe will, should the army
move, prove invaluable TO detect the oper.
atoms Of the enemy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28
COMMERCIAL.
DArLr Cars Crrr or,,cx, |


T.or-r Ian "a wr'
PLoUR-supoyAna n, o, an,,n .wh..,s,,,. .,,.
Fall Wheat Extra ID Is.
BRAN AND sti onrS-sOte 40e = 100 -
CORN--lsd Ia . tush
BARLEY-2sc.
wHEATa voos demand r.u s.a-o sn,,n.
u "a. 14aAA E-GSrg'as-
RyE-2sc 10 30 Il
oArs-laLai5e.
u paT TaJtt tssnos - ,ha,. ,,,or
sUGAR-Nsw Orleans fair le.s.,lp pr,me ,,xa
Il. clsstasd iatal crushed and loaf ,aa,t.
MoLAssEs-Plsn,ation ssa,.o: spr. ,hon,e aas 60
Golden syrun -nxs &c.
COMPREHENSIVE nc; Java va 3os LAxuyr, at0aS.
RICE-aEiac
SoAP-palm &C. Family kke. German fcin., ~
a7Aa.
CAEnLrS-s.ay lsspfs sts.yiua IS Mould 10
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28
a..rsrsans sron ~. lssls. !

AnRSrsAAtiSxOA -. LoHAss 4
st. Louis, Jan. 70. 1
Thefolloving special order Willie issued
in the morning:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or Mo.
The President, Secretary, librarian,
Directors Or other officers OF the Nercan-
tile Association, President, Secretary and
Directors and other officers Of Chamber
or Chambers Of Commerce OF this City
are requested to take the oath of allegi-
ancc prescribed BY article six Of State Or
dinance Of Oct 18th, 1861. Any of the
shove officers who shall neglect to file 10
the Office Of the Provost Marshal General
within ten days Of date Of this order, the
cath 50 subscribed, will be deemed
have resigned, and any who, after neglect.
ing 70 to fle his oath Of allegiance within
the time prescribed shall attempt to exer-
else the functions of such an Office, will
be arrested for contempt of this order and
punished according to the laws of war
Second. II Is officially reported that car.
niges bearing the enemy's flag are in the
habit Of driving to the vicinity of the
military prisons in Mcdowell College
The commanding officer Of the prison
guard will seize and take possession Of
any carriage bearing the enemy's Gag, and
The horses, carriage and harness to be
confscated. Third. 1t is officially report
ed that certain women are in the habit Of
approaching the vicinity Of the military
prison and waving hostile flags. for the
purpose Of melting our troops aud carry
ing on communicated with the prisoners
Of war. The commanding officer Of the
prison guard will arrest and place in con-
finsment oil women 20 offending. Fourth.
Any carriage or other vehicle bearing a
hostile flag in the city will be seized and
contested. The city police and patrol
guards are directed to arrest persons in
vehicles under such flags, also persons
wearing or displaying a hostile Gag in the
city. By command Of
Major Gen. HALLECK.
n. II. MCLEAN, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28

The juveniles Of our State capital,
without regard to the feelings Of our
Southern brethren or their dear sympa-
timing friends at Des Moines, 60 around
singing in very "nn-loyap manner-
'old Zolhcoder dead and gone,
And Old John Tyler's following on
GLORY HALLELUJAH.
All ye little "spawns" of fanatisism,
look out, or Bausman and Henry Clay
Dean viii be after you with the 0constita-
tionaY' raw-hide.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28
9loOp11ag Cars
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
81 Baggage Checked Through. -
All Transfsrs Free
FIR FIGHTS

= N "a l. i -
By this ronte, Freights Of all descriptions can b
baltimore, TO or from any point on The Railroads
Iowa Of Missouri, BY RAILROAD DlRkCT.
The Pennsylvania Railroad oaso coanects ct Pitts-
burg With gieAmers, by which Goods cen b forward
cd 70 any point on tho Ohio, AuskiRgum, ksnsucky
Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Wisconsin,. Aiasis.
sippi, Missouri, Kansas, Arksnsas and Rcd kivers;
ers 70 an poTts on tbs North esssrn Lake..
Merchants and Shippers sntrussine the transposta-
ton Of their Freight 70 this Com pAny rely with
eonndencs on IL speedy tsanaii.
The Mates % Freight
TO md from any point In the West by the Penpsy,-
vanis Censrsl Railroad, are At all ttmes AS RA-
FoRABE1 40 ARE CHARGED BY OTHER RAIL.
ROAD COMPANIES.
r - particular to mark packages, "vtA Psss.
Fer F@slsA. Contracts Or shipping plrsesio ns, ~.
ply addrsss either Of the following Agents Ire
X. r. SASs, st. Louis, Missouri.
ID. A.sTEWAkT, Freight Agent. Pttsbursh
CLARkkA co, FFansfef Agents, -
II. ". BROWN 4 CO., Cincinnati, O..
&c. NkLDRUA D CO., Madison Ind
J. .. AOOk1. Louisville, Ny.
w. ". AlknAE 4 Co., Evansville, Ind.
CLAIRE Z CO.. chlcaeo. III
VIII. 4 T. l.. LA EGLEY, Gallipoiis, o.
G. b. NAL, PsrksFsbasg, Va.
HALL & Co. Marietta, o.
&. PIERCE Co., GAINESVILLE, @,
yDOWkLL 4 NICOLA Portsmouth, o.
k.A'NkELY, Msysviue, Ky.
J.R. JOHNSON, Ripley, O.
JOHN TODD, Covington, KY.
G. L. HEATON, Cleveland, o.
=. @. NELDRuA, Gon'i Travelling Agt fo
4 hA Gaarths vnAW Hst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28

FA Frenchman (Michelet) says:
"England was always a mystery to me
until visited it. l found it great sand
bank, enveloped in fog. The fog fed the
grass, the grass fed the sheep, the sheep
fed the men,"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28

WAR! WAR;! WAR!!!

All persons keeping or having for sale, any OF
kinds Of Munitions OF such Guns Pistois ,Rs.
voiven and all kindsof Ammunition are required moi
10 ssli asy person Without from The ndcy
signed This order mus. be strictly compiled with.
snderpcnaty offorfeiiing all articles peptionsc In
sheir posseasion. JOHN sTANNUs,
vy13d Surveyor Pertof ksokuk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28
THROAT AND LUNGS.

~ this sesseu Of tas year vben coughs and eoiAs
are troseissone every family should have safe
certain remedy =, hand. Ransons Hive Syrup and
Ieiu 10 the sery thing II 10 mol emily pleasant for
eAildres 10 take. but 10 . certain care Tor Group
WAosping Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs and A
Adeetiens Of LLe Throat aid LuDgs.
sold By all Druggists. Price Is cents.
Orders nay be address ed toJ T. wiikinsea, Whole.
sale Agent. no. 81 Aain.sI, Keokuk, lows.
decisdtms2
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28

EHTherc is woman at Glenn Falls, N.
T., who has lived three years without eat
ing, and has fattened on it. "She lies
quiet the Messenger at that place says,
and people Of incredulous mind think the
editor does likewise
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28
The Fo.rth leua Cevaarv,

The FoartA l0Wa CAvalHy,
The Mt Pleasant Journal says that the
Fourth Cavalry Regiment. Col. Porter, has
been ordered to Leavenwortb, to form .
part of Gen. Lanes command. The cloth.
ing has arrived, the arms and horse equip
ments viii be received in few days, end
the regiment will start inside of two weeks,
crossing the State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28
TIE Mertar Fleet.

The New York Courier of yesterday
says:
"The last of the naval expeditions, q
far as we are at present advised, win
have left New York. We allude %
Captain Porter's mortar feet, compriGnc
twenty vessels, each carrying fifteen q
thirteen-inch mortars, and armed, IN I'D
dition, with one or two of the largest cal-
ibre of rifed guns. This feet i p -
divided into three divisions, each, i \
surmised, for a different destinatiens-.
Two Of these vessels have already sailed,
aud they will have cleared this harof =.
fore another week. They will b hseRl
from in due time. Erricsson's ironr6lad
battery will BE- in working trim b ~
LIST Of February, and, in addition q ~
one nearly completed at Philadelphia, "
test its capacities on one of the most -
midable Of the Southern forts ;, Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Regulations ~ Transportaslon And
Travel.
From and after Saturday. Jan. 2sh, railroad ca
stage coach, vehicle running wsss Or westward,y
from the Mississippi river, into North Missouri win
be permitted 70 carry frssAs paAsangers from Kso
kuk without tho etest compliance with tho regnls-
ttons Of tbs Treasury Department at washInsson.
which require that Call fsshts, OF whatsoever nature
except such may be under military ORDERS shall be
covered By Custom House permit, and that AL bar.
gags Of travellers shsl be carefully inspected and duly
sealed ~ cassom House onscer..
Tbs undersigned will issue permits fer the trans
porstion Of al goods destined for proper persons and
piaess with The possible trouble or delay and In
sped and seal ali baggage ofveiers leaving the city
In mAsner to the least trouble consistent with
hssad desired.
The object aimed at IL to prevent any aid or assist
anoe or communication with any persons directly or
indirectly, dnlcyaf to- ia agatns4 the Federal
Government JOHN sTANNus, Surveyor.
Custom House, ksokuk. Jan. IS, lSe2.dtf
STATE o. Iowa, AMIR q ssxnA L's Osvnr,,
Dss Aoines, Jan. 18th, 1903 |
There Ii now an opportunity 10 raise two companies
Tor the 10Th regiment Iowa Volunteer Infantry.
Pessons aesrisg recruiting commissions Tor that
Pose will male immediate application to ms At Des
hoines, presenting such Recommendation as they
deem proper.
n. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General of the State Of Iowa.
Jan 9o-dhw3w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28

F. ss~HOhn AM kkuuIN1Nd. - ELdIiy
yesterday morning several mutterings 0,
thunder were heard. The day came of
damp, foggy, and dri..ling. just aftsl
dark there was considerable lightning, loud
thunder, and heavy rain. The snow wen,
of rapidly, and We may look for general
breaking up and big rush Of waten.-
Flat roofs are at a discount.
MILITARY EMEuTE.-Y Yesterday morn.
ing large number Of soldiers of Camp
Halleck went through = performance moi
laid down in the "Revised Tactics. -
They not only might have been, but &C.
tually were, seen loading up . big sled
with quantity of fresh beef, which they
and some of the officers alleged was no,
good. The sled being loaded, procession
of about one hundred and fifty soldiers,
more or less, headed BY drum and ffe,
playing "The Dead March" started on
the march. In the sled was one lone man
with face covered, holding q long pole.
on the end of which was tied piece oil
meat. As the procession moved along,
the soldiers in rapid succession ran MP to
the sled and made noise like the oarrion
crow. whereat, Of course, the man in the
sled was dreadfully annoyed and was kept
busy beating of the GROWS" This per.
Torrance Was continued oh around the
square once or twice, and then they
marched off to certain meat shop, broke
in the door, and hung up the meat on all
the hooks in the shop. Whereupon they
all retired feeling tina. they had done a
good thing. j.
There is another side 70 Che story, A.
there always Is. The old rule holds good
in the case OF this beef, ~ IN all other
mattsrs-de gus.i5us non est 4ispstaa-
dunn. The following certificate explains
itself. We understand that the beef
therein certified to was the identical ar
ticle Screwed" over by the boys:
CAMP HALLEcK, KEoKUK,
January %, 1852.
We, the undersigned, Capt. Blackmar
and Alfred Chapman, being appointed BY
Colonel Dewey and S. X. Anderson 4 Co.
to examine one days rations Of beef, fol
soldiers of the 18th Regiment, have ex.
amined the same, and do hereby pro.
nounce the same frst-rAte beef and per.
fectly sound Z. G. B.AcKnAR,
AYrprp Hu pNay
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28

The Ninth Ohio, known as the CT.
man Regiment, under command Of O.
Bob. McCook, was in the battle 1t -
sssst. Il Vac The German Ninth tia16n
cided the fate of:the day BY an impet
irresistible charge with the bayonet. ~
Cincinnati Gazette remarks
Cincinnati has had high hopes Of ~
regiment of her sons, and she is pre- -
gratiied that her hopes are thus rene
" realised. AL honor to the Gdfl
Ninth, and to their well-txied leader
their city, like the Roman matron,
serve their names and fame among
brightest jewsb.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28
ORDER.

A1J'T CRIMINALS OSuoE or Tsn ST Arn or Iowa, i,
Des hoines Jan. /, 1859. |
Until further orders all Communications for the Ad
ju,snt General Of this State viii be directed TO De.
Aoisu. N, B. BAKER,
Adjutsn, General of The State Of lows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28

~ Col. Mcdowell, Of the Iowa 9th.
arrived home on Saturday night, on brief
visit to his family. We anderstand he
brings a favorable sccount Of the Sixth
and other Iowa Regiments in Missouri.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-28

sslAisxss A1a sseieay.
The meeting which ms to have been
held to-day, At Rrs. 0aham's room, is
till Thursdsy next.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-11
SrATE OF IOWA.
ADJCTANT GENERALS OFFICE,

ADJrTANT GENERALS OrPIcEI
Clinton, June 9th, 1862 I
General Order No. 72.
The attention Of all Field, staff and Companv
officers Of Iowa Regiments and Companies il par :
ticuarly directed to tho following Chapter Of the
Acts OF the last Gcneral Assembly of Iowa.
In order to secure proper record Of tho various
Reg ments and Companies, to DO published in the
report of tie Adjatant General, it will be seen
that full returns of oil changes should be made to
this Department immediately, together with reg
ular monthly returns hereafter. Such returns
are due to our brave soldiers prvates, as well ~
officers, the name and history so far the present
warts concerned) ef every one Of whom il is do
sired shall appear in said report.
1T is also especially requested tha. all officers
and soldiers Of the lst Iowa Infantiy,w who are now
in the service Of the United Statos will report to
this oiice Their present =, siton.
1t is further desired that copies Of reperts Of
SIX finishes or battles, in which Iowa soldiers
have been engaged, may be furnished this Office.
whether made by Oil GERS in command Of Diyis-
| IONS Brigadcs, Regiment or Detachmcnts.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjutant General OF Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-11
From Memphis.
Especial to St. Louis Republican,

MEMplIs, June Z.
This morning the rebel tug Mark K. Check was
discovered up slongh above the city, whore she
had run for conce lment, and SURRENDERED to cur
tug Samson.
The Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad is badly
cut UP, and all ss rolling stock has been scnt
South. All the stock Of the Memphis Ohio
efforts made to shield pubic property, by pr-
vate claims. About 1900 bales Of cotton we're
burned.
Col. Thcs. A. Casson, was military command
ant, but Ex Senator G. NJ. Fitch, of Ind, acting
Brgadcr General, is in command of the city now
Since tho formal surrender at s p. 10. yesterday,
and the posting Of pickets through the city, the
excitement aneng tho people has subsided, and
all is quiet.
Tho new Pos. Master for Memphis is now in
Cairo, and will be here soon.
[Special to st. Louis Republican.
MEMPHIS, juno 6-4PM.
at this hour, jrst as the dispatch boat is leav-
ing, all is quiet. All the rebel flags known to he
flying in the city hare been removed, AMI no diff
cnties have occurred. Over 5000 people lined
the bluffs here and witnessed the fight.
Tnis morning all the stores are closed but many
will be open tomorrow. The citizens seem anx-
ious to havo trade renewed with them. Very
little trouble is apprehsnded in holding the city
Large quantities Of cotton were burned, but it il
said there is q great amount of sugar and lnolas-
for shipment, captured.
One rebel regiment was stationed a mile below
the city, but it has disbanded and The men are
now endeavoring to get home.
The feet will start at once for Vicksburg.
The less Of the rebels in the engagement was
upwards Of 100 killed, 80 Of which belonged tc
the gun boats. Gen. Lowell was drowned.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-11
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CO ~ O IT.

for the aid Of the wounded and suffering soldiers
given by the Soldiers Md Society OF Davenport,
under the direction Of Jacob S,rasser and assist
ed by tho three juvenile artists Miss Alice Dutton
Miss Alice llrsh Miss Clara Kcrkel ,Mr. Schiegel,
Mr. Hraunlich, Davenport Manncrebor and Unloa
Band, on Wednesday, juno llth, at
pOLITAN HALL,
which has been remodeed and decorated.
PROG.RAtiME-part lst.
Overture, "Foet and Peasant" by Suppec,
UNION BAND.
9 Fantastic de Semiramie by Rossni, ira n.cr bed
ny heTZ.. MISS R1lce DNttOn.
3 Brother Vagabund, chorus BY Franz Aht,
M.ESEERcuOR.
Grand Duo, by Charles Danc'a,
Miss ALICE HIRscHL, JACOB STRAssER.
5 Overture, "Don Juan" by Mozart. BAND.
Part "a.
8 "The Warriors Nightly Guard" M M1ESNERcHoR
Z "Ever Of Thee. MISS CLARA kEsKEL.
Variations Brilliante, by MaJsoder
JACOB STRAssgR.
10 Gen. SigePs March (3rass). )...... UNION BAND.
Tickets % cents. Reserved seats in the bal
comics % cents extra. To be had at Stars News
Depot. Concert 70 commence at O'clock. Doors
open at o'clock.
Piano furnished b. Kent Co
ineQ-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-11
From Fort Monroe.

FORT MONROE, Jure Q.
Major General Burnside and staff arrived here
at an early hour this morning, having come
through the Albemarle and Chesapeake Capal in
the small gun-boat Port Royal, leaving Newberne
on Saturday. The Port Royal came through both
cuts Of the canal. The lower one. connecting
Careytuck and Aibemarle Sounds, has been OBJ
structed. Previous arrivals by the inland route
have avoided this cut by traversing the whole
length of Careytuck Sound.
The object OF the visit Of Burnside vas to have
importan, communication with the Government.
Having sent his dispatches to Washington and
obtained replies, he will return.
There is little or no news in the Department Of
North Corolina.
& The Gath Massachusetts, Regiment, at Washing
ton, North Carolina. was attacked from IN am
bush by North Carolina regiment on Thursday
last. The Path Massachusetts, were On scouting
expedition at the time.
They lost six men killed and a number wound
ed. Three Of the latter subsequently, died.
Several ekirmishes have lately taken place in
the vicinity Of Washington. Ia one Is Of our cav
airy put to fight rebel force Of cavalry and IL.
fantry ten times their strength.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-11
From New York.

NEW YORK, June 10.
A letter dated II Q 4th, to tho Philadelphia In
qairer says our troops have burei over 5000 reb-
els at Fair Oaks
Prisoners continue to be brought in daily One
rebel General was taken he still refuses to give
his name.
Our troops have been within three miles Of
Richmond on reconnaissance.
letter in the Erpress, dated near New Bridge,
9Th, says all the army except Porter's and Frank
lir's divisions and reserves, have crossed the
Chickahominy.
A Washington letter states that Official intslii-
gence to the Navy Department says no rise 10 the
James River occurred sufficient 10 carry our gun
boats over the distractions at Fort Darling.
The q, S. transport Eastern Gate, from Halter
az, brings 152 released Federal prisoners.
Tie Washington special to the Post says the
rebels are urging the exchange OF Gen. Buekner
for Gen. Pren,iss, and promise to release Co.coran
and make IN equal exchange Of prisoners, il
Buckner is given up.
The statement that the rebels have 200 600
men at Richmond il believed to be false at the
War Department.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-11
Ma. PRICE's IMpRovEMrsrs-On,

Ma. PAGES IMPRovEMEsrs.-Our
fellow w-citizsn. Hiram Price. Esq is making
soms very decided improvements in and
around bis dwelling. The new porch. extend.
Ing entirely around tie house. will lie found a
great sonveniencs. The Brady street wall
has been lowered several feet and the ground
graded to Its new elevation. The steps have
been removed from the upper to near the low.
Or corner OF the lot This is . very decided
improvement. The north wall has also been
taken down and 7th street cut to grade This
10 the third OF fourth time this wall has been
rebuilt. When finished, Mr.. Price will have
the most costly. If not the most beautiful
dwelling in Davenport. Ex Street Commits.
sioner Baker has the superintendence Of the
work
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-11
THE MARKETS.
Markct....Daily Report.

OFFICE OF TIE DEN. & NEws,l
Tudesay Eve, June 10. !
The market is somewhat excited, and whea.
run up in some eases to above zoe, but the proper
market price is 85M6sc.
FLOUR We quote at S4.CO@4.40. Shipments
las bbls.
WHEAT Active and firm at 65M68c. Ship.
ments 1850 bu. Receipts 3.l74 bu.
BARLRY.-Quct at 30@4Oc.
CoRS-l4c@l5,. Receipts 600 bu.
OATS - Active at 25@27c. Receipts 1900 bu.
Shipments ,72O bu.
WooL-25@40c. Receipts 300 lbs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-11

The FOURTH OF July AT PRINCETON.
The citizens Of Princeton and vicinity are
making arrangements to celebrate the coming
Fourth Of July at Pineo's Grove. by a Basket
Picnic. Good speeches and the best Of music
will be in attendance. A general invitation
Is extended to the whole world.