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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
Wagener's Sewing Machine
a NEW INVENTlONl
First Premium Awarded for the Best
Sewing BY Machine.

MANUFACTURED IN MOLINE. ILLINOIS.
This machine il the best for Ill family and
nanufssturins purposes. will make coats shirts,
pants, quilt bed quilts, and do al other work IL
fsbsies. IT. sinplicity, durability, e@eieney and
price, shalleDge every ether maehioe u ~ -
Wheeler : Wilson's. Grover i bakers, n Sim
ges 1 Co.'S not excepted. In proof Of the above W
refer yoa 70 examins the smachines asd work, at
@ " lobdsll's dry goods stoes, q nolins, III. IL
construction 10 simply one piece of easa9, - ess-
structed - to receive its movement. which 10
rotary mction, % arranged - 70 attach both sp-
pr aad lower assdls, and feed IN zach manner
two spoosi 10 thus placed in the cloth IL the most
psefees order and With The lsass possible fretSos.
Both thssads ass tightssed and slasksssd By enc
sesew. Thus, yoe -, il formed the mose simple
and Elective eonbinstion yet sppiisd 70 sewing
machines. 1hese machines cannot 6Ail 70 0eet
the ws.ts q every faaily and Danufasturse.
All the knowiedge that 10 required 70 regulate
this machiss, II - regulate the tsnsion 81 ooo
screw, aad shorten Or Isngthsn The stitch b ese
scssw snd ~ the nesdls u it. paee . - q fern
the proper competition of both threads, vhieh will
- readily Observed b The opesstos, thu nvise {
void e pefplsxig that has bees . eeonsc II
eonplieassd naehines. Willismaatie Soe sypeg
thrsed and Coets's for loves, = ~ bsSt tAssss1
ase sssd = The 6a0e adyantaes. Sevi1g dane y
thsss naehisss received tAo Int preai1n 6 ~
Cass county, Niehigan fAif. All visaise 70 ~.
shafe = gDo4 8asAjae aee i1vitea - e1ssins lhls
befess passhasilg slsesh@s. Waln.tsd 60 ysaa
With rupee u1a4s. Prize 3lo-univsssal Hln-
mse, 1S extra xukinds q fasn psedeee tAbsn
q nagkst riee-sasA net rsfased. Per lsstA1a
Rs.t.less!'.si ~ s! aads's D - =. vAssssk Sa''.s y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
Terrible Freshet,

EAST0x, Pa, June 5.
The terrible fresh ct in the Della are and Lshish
rivers still costumes. The water reaches the sse-
ond stories in the lower part Of tho town. All the
bridges between here and the Mauch Chunks are
washed away. Tho bridge is partially washed
away and will probably be totolly demolished. All
the canals ars under water, irou works stopped
and raj! roads submerged. Many people were
drowned in their houses, 90 sudden vas the rise.
12M-The Lehigh is stationary and the Della
ware still rising.
Thsrs 10 very heavy freshst in the Dslaware-
equal to that Of 1884, Articles Of furniture store
goods, bridges, housss Etc., are floating down The
river. All the bridges on Broadhead's Crock, *
cept railroad bridges, are gone.
Tho damage to the Delaware, Lackawana /
Western Railreaa II very great, and will require
week to repair.
The Pocolo Creek. at Stroudsbure, overaowsd
last night and run through the town, carrying
away many houses and bridges.
ss FoRr Jsavrs, June 5,
The storm Of yestsrday and last night vas very
severe in this vicinity. Considerable damass va
done to the Dslawars 1 hudson Canal, some
500 or 600 feet Of the embankment was washed
away near this place, ard two or three aqueducts
were carried away between hero and Laekavaxsa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

TEE Davenport Democrat says seven hus.
drsd and thirty three letters were mailed
from that post Office the same day i've hus
cred and upwards were mailed from the
Auseatins olRss. Davenport 10 . disetihuting
office and lsttsrs from oil parts Of the cous.
try are ssnt there and rs-mailsd Tor their
place Of dsstinaties.. Very easily explained.
oor friend With The aeesssiou! proelivitiss. -
Xssestixs Joss~al.
The loyal and highly patriotic Joxs~sl has
our thanks for asqusintiDg 10 with the fast
that this 10 > Distributing Post Odiss. Oar
Post Master hes been very negligent In not
isiorming %. The lettsrs alluded to, hew>
ever. we're all mailed, stamped and pose.uarhsd
in this city. Has our eotsmporansoas falmi-
astor further rsnarks 70 make under this
hoodv AZ "a ~ .s&8 !. Es g N#g
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

FoRr Mossoz, June 1.
One Of the fest asts Of Cen. Dix il the rolaxa-
tion Of ell restrictions upon trade with Norfolk Or
Portsmouth.
Another satisfactory change il the revocation Of
the Gfdee requiring the examination q drop let
tsrs in Norfolk and PortsmSuth before their de-
livery.
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived this moenine
from White House with $50 soldiers vounded r.
the recent engagemeDt.
The steamer Aetamors, which took to City
Point Ars. 0FssnAow and yarty, returned last
night
on board. was lying alonsside the vharf ~ CITY
Peint. II answef to the notice given u her r.
rival tsaia Of three baggage cars came % CITY
Point from Pstessbafg ysstsr lay-ons With two
rebel officers on board. They came after TIE
psivssss, but mot having bsousht dowa Col. Cor
eogaa The peivstss were not given up.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
THE MARKETS.

Davenport Intellectually Report.
AZ s-. 4 <-r@s .-fFy
OHHICB OF TIE DsN. i NBWsl
Thursday Eve, June s. !
Tho. narapt h active to-day. Every Suysr 10
determined to have his share Of the wheat, and
90 they goin. D''@
FLous--Ws, austs st q! 4!Go0l.lo.s Shipments
$50 bbls.
wHEAF--Activs at es@s0e. Choice lots s7@ess
Shipments S,s4o bu. Receipts $500 bu.
BARL1Y.-30@40e. Receipts 40 bu.
CoRx-llo IN Ne eae and 1ss shellsd. Reesipts
$50 bu.
OATS - Active at 25@27o. Receipts 2,l2l b..
HAY--Prairis s. oo0e 90; Timothy IS oo@
8 90. .,
WooL-25@40c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

NEW Yo1K, June 1.
ELouR-Aaskst fsvors bu1efs., Sales at $3.50
AS Super Western s4.40@4.6c Common to Me-
dium $40 Ex,ra w estern $5.00@5.l5 Ship.
ing Brands extra r. H.O. Ffy
wHsAr.-Salss at s5@$9se Ohio Spring
90@$l .02 Milwaukee Club; $1.84 Fair White
Western; $1.lO@l.13 Winter Red Western.
Co8N-l0@50c Mixed Western in store and de-
livered.
BARLEY-sO085c. e.
PoRk-Unchsngsd. $l2 25@l2.s7 mess g..
750l0 Is prime. y5-l
BRRT-Stesdy.
CIf NRArs-Unchanged.
LARD-Sals at 7sS@8Lc.
Bu1TEe-Unehanged,
WulsxY.-Maskst dull ;23]s@25c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

vHUReDAY, June D.
Court opened at Q o'clock A. n.
6l19 Nerwin W Young Mons Association juy
trial verdict for Defendant.
56S3 Horace Shipman W James Thosington !;
jury trial verdict for Defendant and value
Of property $3.50: value Of Defendants
right thereto, $40 400 and interest.
65l3 james B McElroy W WIN N Gser jury
trial. The exsmfnation Of witnessed in
this case Was finished to-day, and the eoun-
eel commenced Argument, which will b re-
sumed tomorrow.
The Grand Jury came into Court and made
prsoeat0sDes. ANs A+E
Court adjourned st6 o'clock p. n. till .
o'clock to morrow. S
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
THE aREArEsr GOOD TO THE GREATEST NUMBER.


-H- , Fs -EkH issssl s~ -
.xe2flvE 4 aaA Th,ss1ey, Jane s..
.RazgAsss sszaf III AA11vD.
JHun Wuln4 Nenieeo, Xsekuk s...
-G10l 0l0RNR, 1aaoa, 81. Leais..
bIIL HssDaasoH Aie6ss, Dubuque.
- II NpDpAHQIp; 4 J
An HuB, Calf, Dsbuqse. .
JNNIB WUlPPLB, 1onison, Keokak.
Fam Loasn, hasea, 0alsna.
DoX4s LEAVING fsspAY. +
The Northern Line packet Canada, Captaia
Parker. viii leave for St. Paul and iatsrms-
dists slasdings this nsrniSgs - g.
The Northern Line packet Sucker State, Capt.
Ward, will leave for st. Louis and way points this
morning.
The light drsught packet Bfl Hendssson, Capt
Rhodes, will leave for Dubuque ct O'Clock this
morning, makisg sonnsstions NTH packets for st.
Paul and way points.
Tha nail and passenger packet Kats Casssl.
Capt. Davis, will leave fsr Ksokok and way points
ct o'clock this morning, making connections for
st. Louis in 80 hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

CAPTAIN GREoo AND CoMPANY RE.
LEAssD.-Ws are grstiisd 70 learn that this
gallant officer and bile command have been 70.
Loaded By lie rebels, end will shortly return
to their homes. They will meet with hearty
welcome from the Rock Islsndsrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

CaoPs.-Ws regret to learn that the Hsssian
Ay 70 making Sad havoc With the growing
wheat crop In the interior. Farmsrs inform
no that in many instance whole fields have al.
ready bssn destroyed The most singular
feature Of the matter 10. that In many instan-
ess felds adjoining those wherein the wheat
has been destroyed remain untcuehsd. Who
can explain this faetl-Assestine Journal.
The same complaint 10 increasing 10 THE
county every day. Il is feared that the
crop will Be light.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
IMPORTANT
SOLDIERS OyVLE.aTeE.

q STATE o. Iowa. ADJ'r GENERAL's OvncE,
Clinton. Nay -.
The attention Of Iowa soldiers On sick lssvs is
especially directed 70 the following Conceal order
from Headquarters Department Of the Aississ.
ippi, BY command Of Major Gen. Halleek.
N. B. BAKER,
Adjutant Iowa Of Iowa.
HsADQrARrxRs DIR OF rHB NissrsssPPI,l
Camp on Corinth Road, Nay IL, 1861. I
General Order No. ~.
ID. When soldiers on sick leave are ready 70
return TO duty, they viii report 70 the medical
omcsr Of the nearest hospital. Who will give them
certificates to that effect. On prsssnting ssch
certificate, the Quartermastsr's dspartmsns will
furnish them transportation 70 their regiments.
BY command Of 1sjor Gen. Hallsok.
J. q. KELTON, 4. A. g.
Davenport, Musostins, Burlingtos, Ksokuk, Os-
kaloosa, Fort Madison, ,Ottsnws and Tiptea papers
copy twice. Also Jasper, Poweshek. Booas and
Marion county papers copy twice. ny77-d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

DpsoLur1oN.-By referring to our
advsr,ieing eolurns. our readers will observe
that the dry goods 6rm Of Carter 4 Co.. Dav.
snport's Block. corner Of Main and Second
streets, 10 dissolved, Mr.. W. II. Carter con-
tinuing The business. During the short time
Nj. Csrter has conducted trade In Davenport.
be hes made many, 6rm friends, and bis bon>
orabls, upright character 10 sufficient guar.
anty for the future. Give him . cell, II you
would do youraslf kiudnsss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

Luson.-A grand lunch will bs
served BY g. @. Birksl. 1t che Arcade Saloon.
on Second street near Brady, at 10 o'clock this
merning. All the dslisssiss Of The season can
be had at this fsstivity.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

TIE City Council meets tomorrow
evening. and ws would suggsst y them he
prsprissy Of briseiag up The Sss qusstios. %
We presume The Company will st once take
steps to enforce the collection Of the judgment
reesntly retained.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

LoxAs' Celebrated Bottled Burton
Ale and Porter Brsuds: vauits, corner Of Sd
and Brady streets. A prime article Of Ale
and Porter expressly brs~sd for nursing Il.
dies and inyalids.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
THE CITY.

>, Don'r forget, ladies, that the cheap
- end BEST dry goods 10 town are these 70
be found at WhislsS'a New srrivals nearly
every day. direct from the manufastursrs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

VlLLAINoUs ATrEMPT 70 Throw 4
Tram rnox ras TaAOk.-Ysstsrday morning
- the Western bound train on the n. b n,
Railroad wss nearing Moscow. the engineer
discovered . pile of obstruetions upon The
track. and whistling down the brakes. sue.
essdsd in stopping the train just - it reached
. lot Of tiss and bar Of railroad iron which
ssss scamp had placed there With the evident
intention Of throwing the ears down IN en-
bsnkmsst Active measures should ct once be
taksa 70 discover The villain, and when die.
covered, hs should BE- noss severely punishsd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
st. Louis MaTke ts,

st. Louis Markets.
eei .4s = q. r.,,,. 1...o
FLou1.-Dull at $1.e2@3.75.
WHRAf.-Narket unchanged, 6o@66c.
Conn., In fair Acmsnd at $50.
BAnLsY.-s9k@53. 4.''
OArs-4O@4lXc -..,. ~,
RYx-Flrm. 4S@45c, r"
HAY-$l 90
PoRK-$0 75
LARD-6Xo s4sA sAa-.A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
state Of Iowa.

ADJ'r 0RNEsAL's OyrIcs, Iowa,
Clintsa, Nay 2lth ,lsS9.
0essral Ordsvs No. 70. se.
requisition has bssn made BY the President
on bis Exesllsney, the Governor Of Isws, for an
other regiment Of infantry foe the United States
service. "a
While our State has responded nobly to The
call Of the General Government for troops = aid
In crushing the gigantic schemes planned sgsinst
the Union, sdn greater sasriAoss srs rsqsirsd Of
rs; more money and more blood. No State has
sxeslled the alacrity with which she hes allied
former acquisitions Of the General Government.
More than twenty thousand Of the fewer Of our
State have gone 70 the tented Asld ;shsu vs fal-
ter in responding to the demand for . thousand
more1
The rsquisition has been answered BY ssyi.g.
that the regiment shalt bs raised In sixty days.
and it will be done.
Reliable persons applying to me for recruiting
commissions will receive them with full instsue.
items.
The rsputation the gallant soldiers Of Iowa
have achieved for themselves and the State 10
world. wide, until tho name of IN Iowa soldier
has become distinetivs mark, synsaynoas With
Discipline, bravery, endurance and dsvosiea.
The place Of rendezvous will bs dssignatsd
hereafter.
BY order Of tho Command or -in.chief.
N. b. BAKER,
Adjutant General Of lowe.
H-All papers on tho Mississippi rivsr,in Iowa,
the Iowa City, Des Moines City and oil papsrs on
the line Of rail roads, and In the Valley Of the
Cedar River will copy twice. my27 -d&wf
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Foreign News.
Np- Vnnv Is>> (


NEw YoRx, June 5.
The Persia arrived this morning.
The European political news il unimpcrtant.
The anxiety for American intelligence daily in
efeases.
In thsHouse Of Commons Mr.. Nildmay asked what
steps the Government would take in the case Of
the steamer Bermuda, seissd BY Federal ship-of-
war, on her passage from one British colony to IN.
other.
Mr.. Lavard said the government had received
information Of the seizure, and The case had been
referred to law officers Of the crown, whose opin-
ion was awaited.
The 1imes says the details Of tho capture Of New
light, for its defenders surrendered after such .
contest as took place, being divssted Of any 70.
proaeh. It says stubborn and p9otracted resist
snee 10 yet threatened BY the South, bat the pro-
gress ef the North. though sonewhat slow, has
been hitherto sure, and # place after place be
will b hardly worth defending.
The Paris Obsseitstioael argues that the North,
in advancing deep into the South, will meet with
Unreasonable obstacles; that the end 10 further
Of than ever, and that those vhs urge the North
to establish its sway on sanguiDary ruins and de-
would prepare, viz: Emancipation for four mil
lions Of negroes and slavery for six millions Of
whites.
Argunsnts relative t. tas restitution Of the ship
Emily st. Pierre were advanced pro and ses in
the Liverpool journals.
The Gebs says England has washed her hands
Of 1exieaa business, retaining only that hold Of
Vega Crug customs sssential 70 compel the dis
charge q debts to English subjects.
Lerd Puget aid the admifalty settlsd with
Capt. Coles relative 20 his eupola invention. It
10 reported that he gets IS 900 down and El00 for
e:ery cupola introduced In the navy daring four
teen years.
agreed 70 present the frssdsm Of the city 70 Gee.
Peabody II gold box for his mn ai6csns gift.
Il i reported that The Freseh 0overnmeut has
resolved On the occupation Il the City Of Mexico
under every contingency, and nsxt fall every
stsatsgstie position of the country % b ssise6,
and the oeeupaacy = extend three years y allow
tune for the developnent Of the 1ationsl will
obout y visit France. @ A4 A#9&
L 10 rspeeeed that Hrasee bas cermAlly demand
q The sxpalsioa II The Ex-King q Naples from
Rene. -
L i reported via. Madrid that The RseIish
Cabinet had invitsd S1sin = declare Tie lsxi-
'ei1 fss .,.ss ss.s..r h.d arrived :. Liver
pool from Nasssu With cotton snd fods.
Il ID stated that Gen. Prim win bs authorissd
. return - Msxiooas Spanish AnbassadoF; bsipg
Instructed 10 present. hie ersAsntials only - the
constituted govsznment; not % Juasss.
CnInA.
The rebels vsrs driven out of Hong Coda on Tie
3l.s The plaee 10 n The hands q th1 Allies.
,Adnirat Hope ~ alightly wosslsd- aat
~ ~
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NO TxCE.

DERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST
i the United States 0overnmsnt for sxpsnsss
incurred In raising Iowa Volunteer will please
present the same for payment at the olRes Of the
United States Disbursing O6hcsf in Davsnpoft, on
or before the s0th Of June, 1862.
H. B. HENDRRSHOTT.
Captain "a ARTILLERY.
Dubuque, Barlingtsn and Ksokuk papers copy
three times aad ss0d bills 70 the above a1dssss.
1une3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

l woNDsR how they cant The fact
10 Dow / CO. buy for eash. They can sell A
No. boots and Shoes sheapsr than the mere
apologies for shoes with pastboard counters
and solss that ere now being palmsd Of upon
the uniMitated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06
my76-d3m 47s Broadway, New York.
NATIONAL WAR CLAIM AGENCY
eARRoWs, REED e. CO.,
WASHINGTON D. c., NO. I'll PENN. AVENUE
ID av e N p o r t, 1 0 w = :,
~ rrrrAspr prnru
NO. 9 LIE CLAIRE BLOCK.

All olaims for bounty and arrears Of pay for
folders who have died in the war for the rebel
lon pensions for invalid soldiers. losses sustained
BY officers for horres killed in battle, damage 70
property used By Governnent, and ell other legal
claims against the Govsrnmset may be procured
without delay BY application TO either Of our Of
ices in Washington, D. c., Of in Davenport. lows.
BARROWS, REED / co.
mv1k d1mv8m
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CarlDarS's CrLrs,aIl1A11ox., 1ox, IT

CaILDREN's CRLEBRAffoN. = This
neroieg the ehildrea attending he Gsraaai
schools Of Davenport will Be formed ia pro-
ssssion. and sftg marching thrSgSh ths. prin-
sipls strssts. repairs to wsidsrnssns Gsrdea
q tie head ef Ripley street where th.1 win
soststs vish shs eros, bev 'ssr talpriss,.
Psiass aes sGaesd iotabetAigirls end boys aud
tAs programme Of sxsesiss preuisss % Be very
'sesrsstase. he sstsASr s1lsaise ~ psiss
si vnl ee s ssFoveed fiss. esd ths girl Who y
ssrsseate sssseh = a. ps,s. Il her AZ
pcstsSSs.s ytll.Aays tae plsaesreef > set b.
% s:oe .se osyssey. = slessass idly M 3 spess1a
s:...s. e:isaf .;;:s :;ii A.: !: s.. 's . y!:
EA. les1l!,!stasalssaae lTsls1s,lEl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

Commissi oner
Motis 10 doiag an excellent piece Of work on
Third Street. between Brady and Perry, put
ting in CUTTERS and building up the center Of
the road.bsd 20 % 70 render Il passable In the
worst seasons, A little labor expended on the
side wslhs running rarsllsl with THE
thoroughfars would bs highly appreciated.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

Ma. A. A. MoLosKEY-Wsr regret to hear that
our fellow citizen. NJ. McLosky, 10 lying hope.
lesaly III at HE residsoee near East Davenport
He 10 % old settler Of this county, and those
Of our citizens who bsleng to that organization
should make il convssient 10 call % him and
cheer bic Last hours. % hs hes expressed wish
70 see thsm.-0ezstts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

BRISK BusrHEss.- Mueller, the
salesman at Bsrd's lumber yard. iniorms %
that in NO previous season has business in the
lumber lins been more brisk than Il 10 now.
From shs number OF teams constantly loading
at this and other yards. " should ssy Nj. n.
judged correctly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-06-06

$50 B EST PIANOS. $50
Grovesteen 1 hale having removed to their
new warer0oms,
NO. ATS BROADWAY,
are now prepared to offer to tho puplic magnif.
cent new seele full
= Octave Rosewood Piano.
containing all improvements known in this coun.
try or Europe, ovsr-stsung bass, French grand 40
tion, harp pedal, full iron frame, for
410o CA0H.
Warranted For Five Years.
Rich moulding cases,
41z . to 8 400,
al warranted made Of the best seasoned material,
and to stand better than any sold fer $500 $500
by the old methods of manufacture. We invite
the best JUDGES 70 examine and try these new in
struments, and we stand ready at oil times to test
them with any others manufactured in this coun-
try.
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Chicago Market,


CHICAGO, June 2.
FLouR.-4&750k40.
WMAr. - SALES at 7SX@soc.2 sr.2
CoRN.-26@31c. =. t@ n -
Oars -27o in store.
RYR.-40i in store.
DA.LgY.-Stsady. Sales ct $500. foJ
BurfsH-8K@9c.
E0os-41<@6-paeksr's count. &
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sAllEYsa s So
CELE CREAM ALE
~. Always RELIABLE. $.
Cash Price, $500 per Barrel.
Orders through The Pest ofBes will meet with
peompE sttention: apr5-1y
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Davenport Lumber Market.
ARTIFICIAL LEGS.
ARTIFICIAL LEGS AND ARMS.

6elpAs's Pstsst SIC Broadeay. eppssits
81. Nicholas Hotel
| j for lost limbs eombining I'll the latest i'm
provsmeuts can b had only Of sa
WILLIAM SELPHO.
Pshntee, SIG BroadNay.
- Send for Circular. my3l- d3n
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s'Say, Wife !!

XTHAT WILL YOU HAVE FOR DINNERs.
w "hold the horses, ,Knoeh and let me get out
at y. Swans, Brady stree, first door below KelyS
meat market. He keeps the first quality Of Aour,
poultry. butter, sggs, fruit fresh vegetsbles bsr
ries OF different kinds in their season. Drive on
Enoch, it will come BY EXPRESS"
n. B.-Orders left at my place for Altmsn's
Pure Chrystal Ice will bs promptly attended 70.
my13-dlm D. SWAN.
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/ William b. Carter will continue the business ct
The cid stand, and wculd ssy 70 the citizens Of
proofs Of cos6dence and kindness, that shall a.
ways endeaver to merit . eentin.Anes Of the
WIN. q. CARTER.
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New York Stock Market.

NEW YonK, June 4.
Stocks better but not very astivs: r
Money abundant.
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DRowHED.-Y Yssterday morning two
young lads took sklf from the lsvss. near
French ! Davies milL and started out into
the river for sall. when shout thirty ysrds
from shore one si them. named Geo. Hofnan.
con Of Mr. Valentine Hoffman, In leaning over
the sids sf The boat, was prssipitatsd iste the
water. and not bsisg able - swim. wss
drowned tn spite Of Ill Efforts to save him.
Active efforts wsrs being made yesterday .
recover he body. but Il probably driftsd an
der one Of the Rats lyiag neal. and vil not Be
ssen fer several days. This b . ssd warning 70
parents Who allow their children 70 ran )eose
wNaout any rsstsaiat bsing placed upea them.