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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24

BALTIMORE, June 24.-l2:2O A. NJ.
Information received ut the hcadquar-
tcrs of Gen. Schcnck and other sources,
state that Ewcl's forces, 10 the number Of
$4,000 or 10000, are now in Maryland,
in Booncsboro valley They have u
large quantity Of artillery, cSvslry and
infantry, and are building bridge across
the canal. They aic actively engaged in
ioraging tho country, collecting supplies.
etc. They crossed Mt Antictam Ford and
Shcpardstown.
Gen. Kelley telegraphs that lmbodcn's
force, 5000 strong, is at Big Catntons.
Information received ut Schcncks
headquarters this morning from Fred
ercksburg, says the rebels, will, con-
NJ icrablc force Of Infantry, cavalry and
artillery, are again threatening FEEDER
iek, and arc half way between Middle
town aud Booncsboro, crossing South
Mountain. Our scouts are out, and de-
finite news is expected in few hours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
TO-DAY'S IT'S.


vTvHERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
! Fne King Engine Compony No. !. on Sat
nrday evening, June 9Th. 1868, - they have
made arrangement 10 attend . Firemsp's Tourn-
out Al Ottsws, H.. on July 4th. All ci'isens who
desire TO 60 with us arc respcctfully invited to
atterd aid meeting. arrangements have been
made with tho Railroad Company 10 take us there
and back for half fare. v. p COOK,
jneN Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
IIARRIsBURo, June 23.

Nothing now from Shippcnshurg, the
last telegraph station up the valley A
skirmish took place to day about 10 miles
from Gettysburg, between some of our
troops and eighty rebels. Tho enemy re.
rcatcd, losing one man.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
WAsHIsGToN, June 23.
Especial TO tho Herald.

Especial to tho Herald.
The President has been engaged all
day with Gems. Hooker and Halleck and
the Secretary Of War.
Lee force is evidently on line along
the valley of Virginia, between Gordons-
vile and the upper Potomac.
A distinguished officer has expressed
an opinion that Gen. Lee intends to get
the crops Of the valley and adjacent ter
ritory, and obtain Is macy horses and
cattle as possible before our army may be
10 condition in the autumn to again I'D.
vance on Richmond.
Especial V Times.
Admiral Dahlgrssn was to-day ordered
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
~ Psrthesship heretofore existing under the
firm name Of RICHARDSON, Wssr 4 Co 10 thi.
day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho business
Of the late firm will be settled at the once Of the
DEh0CxAr And News.
D.N. RICHARDSON,
GEO. r. WEST,
GEO. +. CARPENTER.
Davenport Nc IL 1858.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24

POLICE CouRT.-Tuesday evening .
dray load Of women vas brought Up TO tn.
Poios Court from the Vicinity Of Littigs
he Vigorously dealt with for resisting the city
officers in the discharge Of their duty aobbling
~ hogs. Their names were Kate Kennedy
old, ditto young and Ellen Rssrdon. All de-
MED their guilt. but In telling their stori,s
ma aged 10 contradict Themselves beyond .
doubt They we're assessed SO and costs.
and not being willing to liquidsts. we're com
mitted TO the stone puse We be ievs they
have since settled the matter
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24


6ad IL greatly to their s:van.ags 10 purchase
their silver plated goods at Wsbb's No. Is 1t
Claire Rov, Of which be hAs - endless vas,'
ETY.. also the finest quality Of table cutlery
silver fork. aud spoons. Selling very low. Gail
and examine the goods.
RARE & Car
hart have . large stock ef CIeaks. Lace hsn-
tillas, Shs vie, busters, Sammsr Drsss Goods.
gsnts and boys summer wear. eto.. which
they are Offering at the most reasonabls tsrms
Also. . fus lot Of hoop skirts. Call sad sx-
auius. opposite The L.Clairs House.
RARE CHANcR.-One OF tho best sa-
looms IN the city for sale cheap. new doing .
good business; good reasons given for selling
out. Also q large stock Il wines and liquors
At cost prices enc year ego. Ioqairs st th.
Chicago Ale aad Oyster House, Brady stree.
opposite the Post Office
BAsBEa & NoarH. Agents.
FIRE Works FIRE WoRKs!.-
Starr has on hand the largest and most COM
plsts stock Of ere works ever opened 10 DAv
snport and comprising every variety and style
krown. Nov is the time TO get them cheap
Country dealers and eslsbrat,ng committees
should take the Fret opportunity 10 purchase
full supply. Remember and call a. the old
stand. No. %. LIE Claire Row.
EHyoRCING THE ORDIEANoks.-The
Marshal and his assistants 10 the Police De-
pafsmsnt, are acting up 70 the letter of 10.
struo.ieDs given them BY the Cospeil. and oil
enforce sll ordinances upon the city statute
books. no matter whs il ineonvsnieness or o.
fsnds. We. fer one. are decidedly in favor OF
shis way Of proceeding. and hops there vii
be NO relaxation in ssrrying OUT the work
commences. There 10 NO use Of laws unlsss
We can have them enforced.
In THE CouNTRY.-Now 10 the time
TO 90 In the country. whiis thsvegs.abls king
dom 10 10 its fullest glory-svsry blossom aL0
leaf 10 10 bloom-evsry shrub 10 decorated II
its richest attire. and mother earth general
~ appearing 10 her finest emerald. The grove.
and 6slds are lined With flowers to vel
como visitors. and everything is sending
forth . seductive fragrance that 6lls the .,
nosphere with delicious perfume. All nature
seems to appear in jublsnt form. The dry
bot suns for the psst week or two has left IT,
imprint on many objects. to be sure. but unlss.
. continued drought fsllsws, the crops will 70.
ssivs no material harm Take your hors.
and buggy. II you have them, and II not, pat
ronise the livery stablss. and 60 out In u.
country. whore you can get . breath Of si,
without being strangled from inhals.ion OF
dust and eravsl-stonss. which 90 pleniicusl,
abound 10 our city at the present time. b.
0uPa n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
d 4. N Nv Al.
JOSEPH WIS ZlER

BHUBH NAktFACTVHFK,
IIAS REMOVED To SECOND STREET. BE-
II tween Warren and Vine, where he will BE-
pleased to SEQ his old Gust 'mers and make new
friends. Tho best brushes In the market con-
stanuv OF hand or manufactured to order.
jel9dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
Wanted.

At THE BURTIS HOUSE, GOOD
n steady man for Night wstchmsn and . nun
Dor of women for ch mbor work. suitablo person
ssn lind stosdy employment.
}. J. BURTIS, Proprietor.
in.23
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24

Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Jane 20.
FLouR.-Dull. Spring Extra $525. White
Winter ts.75
WaRAr-Msrket K@1c lower. 81 .O09l I2h
Red Winter. White Winter St27K.
CoRs.-Steady 49HM50k.
OATs.-59tdtsh 10 store.
kys.-Steady No. l 73e in store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24

NEW YoHx. June "a.
FLOUR--Market lower. $535d5.55 extYs
state s. 7.a6 90 X. II. q.
81 2s a 1. 80 Mil. Club. 81 IL al 4s Winter Red
CORs-lclower. 74d15c sound; 72g75c un-
eonnd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
NUMBER 2Os.

BY vote taken at the cabinet meeting, S
to 3, TO proceed to Charleston to take the
command now virtually vacant BY Admi.
raj Foote'S illness.
Gen. Milroy, it is understood, haa been
relieved Of his command.
Special to Tribuns.l
Tho Richmond Enquirer Of Saturday
mentions report that Extra Billy Smith,
Just elected Governor of Virginia, WAS
killed in the battle Of Winchester.
No news Of importance, that can be
published, from the front, but there il
additional evidence that no rebel force
worth speaking Of 10 now on either side
OF the Bull Run Mountains.
Especial to world.1
Intelligence from the front Tonight
contains nothing Of interest.
The artillery firing heard was tho re-
suit of no engagement
Hooker returned to Headquarters 70.
night
IL is said that Court of Inquiry will
be had in Mlroy's case just as soon AZ
tho eAigencies Of tho service will per.
init.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
r MALlA @ A = ID e N /,

on IN. Blua. At the head Of Ripley street. He
has @ elees ut Summer Ball Roon. sns 0yE-
n.siuw. Eowlisg Alleys and dslishtfsi proo-
enados. Refresh hnenb furnished whsa desired.
ine21d2W
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24

AM ACTIVE NAN WITH A SMALL CAP
q itsl, - ps.sa:,. in ssed, paying ,s, sss's.ss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
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P0R The WEEK ENDING JUNE 81 1863

IuE THE WEEK ENDING JUNHZI 1e65,
" meteorological observations. usdeythe direction
Jthe Snsithsont0n Institution, made at Grisnoid
College, " VIZ =. DUNwooDY, Latitude, Al 80
Aorfh Longitude, 1889 We1j HeightaLops IL,
sea, 1877 (eef
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
SU MN Err RT!


XX7ISHES TO SAY TO HIS AMERICAN
w iri' ads that " they desire pleasant place
to hold their Pie-Nics, ems Psrtiss hs will be
pleased 70 see them st
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24


The Times Harrisburg special states
that one thousand rebel cavalry advanced
to Scotland this afternoon. Capt. Boyd
reports the rebels slowly and constantly
moving this way.
A special TO tho Herald tonight givcs
the following:
Tho rebel General Rhodes has 10000
men and thirty pieces OF artillery. Five
Thousand are on the road to townsville.
The rebels commenced a movement on
Green, astle on Monday. Wiiliamsport
scqueduet has been destroyed by tho
rebels.
Al Z J.. NJ. our forces were reported ~
falling back on Carlisle. A battle can
hardly occur before to morrow. Tho
rebels charged on our rctrcating force,
chasing them to near Green village.
Our forces still hold Carlisle and Ship
pensbnrg, also the heights near Gettys-
burg.
Cot. Mcclure reports the whole coun-
try bordering Chambcrsburg M full Of
rebels.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-24
THE CIT Y.

SILVER WAkR.-Housekeepers will
6ad IL greatly TO their a:vanIags 10 purobsss
their silver plated goods at Wsbb's No. Is Ii
Claire Row, Of which hs hAs - endless var,.
ETY.. also the finest quality Of table cutlery.
silver f,rks aud spoons. Selling very low. Call
and examine the goods.
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IMPORTANT
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re tay eoirse n study aHl practical experience 6
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DENTAL NOTICE.

NOTICE lie hereby given that the C5Inrtaeg-
ship heretofore existing between J. I. os
good and r. A. Shute is thi, day Dissolved, and
the said T. A. SAuty ia not authorized T. settle
any bill fer Dentistry DOM under the naAc Of
osgool & Shute; and do not hold myself re-
.ponsible for any work that he may DO after this
date. J. I. 0SG0OD.
Ellsworth, Oct 81, 1865. 3Wl2
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4ty tlsIz4.
Notice to Conseripts
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~. ting themselves
such perslns as are Gratoiaably ah.ent. viii
report al ouer on returning AeA.e- 4aese tHst
are unable to attend, by reason Of sieeaess, vii
report lie fact By letter.
AL those that have received notice of being
drafted VIII hare = report on "a before the ;H
inst. t. save trouble u themselves. a. tie ,imr
Tor closing up the business caaaee;cl With the
Ira; -! have expired.
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Sc Pc. MARSHAL
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New SsiPP ssOak.

TIFF MUSICAL LYRA; collection Of Glces.
Quartetts and thoruses (htny Of them from
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lex II. pease.
The distinguishing features Of ,hi. work AZ,
freshness aud originality Its contents are no re.
hash Of old compositions, but nearly every piece
is new. and sparkling ; comprising G,ers Quar-,
tetts, TriOs, Serena les, Giants H1ur.paTt Song.
Choruscs, operate Selections, ilytGns fumes and
Sac-ed Anthems BALFEs new opera, Tn II
a'~,sr Of Nluss,' and NErafs :" m Fvsa del
Ds'ftao," are drawn upon for several eaarnirs
pieces-beiug the Grst from the'e recent work.
that have appeared ia any coll G. %.
son 4 CO., Publishers, "a ashington Street
Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-20

~ Court Of Probe held Ellsworth within fr the
Coulty Of Hancock, ON the turth Wednesday Of &C.
tobeT. A. ID. 1866
CAM FL HARDEN. Guardian Of Laara II. Salisbury,
count Of Guardianship upon said fur probate:
OriereG-That the said Gnardian give notice there
Ito all egsons Interested hv causing copy this order
he published three weeks EXCESSIVELY iu the Ellsworth
American. iuted in Ellsworth that they may appear At
Probate Court. be holden at Ellsworth on the
drs Wednesday " . next ten Of the clock "a the
forenoon and sheW cause, # any they have, Why tie
same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, judge
4 true copy--Attest;
Al A. A. BARTLETT Regis
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-20

\; a Court Of Probate holden 81 Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock the fourth
"Wednesday of october \. II. lSG}.
1 EARA Whiting Guartan of benjamin + Sim
1 mon, aul! others minors OF Ellsworth, in said
touuty-haNius presented his resignation of his
trust in writing. Oricreds-That said Guardian give
notice thereof To all persons Interested by causing q
copy OF this order to be published three weeks sue.
lively in tie Ellsworth American printed In Ills
worth, that they may appear NJ Probate Court to
he holden al Ellsworth thc first "Wednesday OF
December next. ten of the cloak in the forenoon
and slew cause, If any they have why the said re-.
ignation should not be- accepted.
riiikER TICK Judge
true Co9y-Attest
a \. 4. BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-20
OF FoRFcmsURE.

The Undersigned, sslranus 6. HASKELL, hereby
,.iva. r,,biic motto. that Joshns H. se'efs, late
.,f peer Isle, in the County OF laIesei. - hts
decd dated August 81, 1853 aad recorded IN the
Registry Of Deeds for said County, yul w. pcs
237. conveyed 10 mortgage to sara liashe., d
a.. rcsi esta,e Of the salt Sellers, situated IN
.,iJ soxn of Deer Isa. being sadigil sd eighth
mart eg The real estate Of whiea Joseph seller'
skts IL said Deer Isle died seized and possessed
IN q hditious of sail meftga g nave "een hrp-
tsn' 81 reason whereof the said Sy.FanusG. Has
tsll,elaims a foreclosure If the saaa
80. SYLaaxus q. HAsSrth.
BY c. A. sieFgar D. his Atty.
November 3, 1855.
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At n Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
IL. q L. |.

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
aud for the County Of Hancock, on tho fourth
Wednesday Of octs ber, \. D. 1858.
EEENRY WHITING, Guardian of benjamin
L F. Simmons ( ais minors Of Ellsworth in
said County hlyin. pre- scented his account Of
,iuaraiaHsajp upon SAID deeelSeds estate for Pro-
bate:
OrlcreR That tn, slil Guardian give no.
ice thereof To all persons Interested, by causing
e +pt 1t this ofarr 70 be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed il
Ellsworth that they may appear at a Probate court
TO be holden At Elsw nth, the first Wednesday
If December next 81 ten Of thu clock ia the fore
noon, and shcw cause, if any they have, why the
same should not la allowed
PARKER TEX, Judge.
4 true Copy Attest:
43 A. 4. BARTLETT, Register.
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10 the ceart of Probate in and for the County of

To the coart Of Probate in and for the County Of
Hancock.
nayid f. Billing. of Brook.yiic respectfully repre-
, SCENTS that \. j. Billings late ui BrouksEr on
the sixth day Of March. eighteen hundred aud inv
in tring then IN fan lifr ly hi. agreement in writ
here in Cuurf IA lie produced. hound himself to ron
lev good and sufficient deed petitioner the
following described real estate bounded fellows
10 vii beginning al the corner near John Billings.
and running iWcafy -uuc rmis East, thence south
eight degrees east 10 Negro Bronk thrnce 10 high
Way that leads % i. l.. billings; thence TO the first
mentioned bounds, H:h the buildings thereon. Upon
condition that Your petitioner paid caused tn he
paid to him the sam Of live hundred dollars. Now
petitioner that he has tiiiv performed the
condition aforesaid, his part tn be- performed but
the said 4 j. Billing has been prevented by death
from making and cArtuting deed n q fore aid. and
yonr petitioner further represents fiat octaNis J.
Billings Of Bro0ksvic. /, the legal aniniiratrN OF
license To said octa'a J Killings, empowering her
to make and execute a deed to your petitioner, pHr-
sGant to the obligation aforesaid.
DAVID +. BILLINGS.
Al u Court of Probate held At Bluehill within and
for the County II hancock, on the fiFst Wednesday
OF November, a. p. tss3.
TN tle tagt going Petition, Glt!eYfi THAT the Pc
tOnCr give notice 10 all persons Interested by
ing copy of the Petition and Order Of Court thereon
To he patlisled three weeks Increasingly in tie HIS
worth American newspaper printed In Ellsworth,
that they Bity appear 1T Probate curt tn lie held
NJ Ellsworth in said County on the first Wednesday
Of DECEMBER next, Al ten o'clock la the forenoon and
shew cause il any they have why tbe prayer Of said
petition should not bv granted.
FARKER fUCK, Judge.
Attest "A. a. BARTLETT, Register.
true copy ef the petition and order Of Court
thereon.
- A. A, BAkTLETT, Register.
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, pNrxlsrRAroa's NOTICE

Nasce /. hereby gives that ~ virtue o. license frn
r. Ju4ce = Probate for the CoGuty = H1nc~k, there
ri he cXis,scsi f the dwelling house Il tht iae
DANIEL ssr-4l.i 10 Sal-sick. saturday. the tWe ty
sstsh iI3 oi November nsNt, "a. tea aeos. ?. ".
..-l ~ sit. rer o.fat- Of " ct sad baniI NrsGu,
ie--fsei 3ie seiz.l li possessed viii produce thu
sum ( three hGairei laiiaUs-
d. MORGAN, ia, Almr.
s.isviek. Ost .. ls65 :!
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JUIIN sTENENs, Guardian.
Dated At Blaelil this 81 DAY Of Nov, 1855

At Court Of rrebate held at Buehiil within and for
the County u Hancock On the arst Wednesday OF
November, A. u lS63.
On the foregoing Petition, Or&eree-That the Petition
give all persons interested by causing copy
Of tie petition AMI order Of thereon be published
lhres weeks -ucCe,sivttv. in the Ellsworth American
newspaper printed Ellsworth that they may appear at
Probate Court lee held kllswar h, ia said county
he ruc>i,N II necciUber O'Clock IN the
forenoon, and sew ifsny they have, Hy pray
er Of said petition. should rot be G. aHted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest:-A. A. BAEriErT, Register.
copy :. the petition aud order OF Court thereon
AZ A. 4. BaETLgTr Register.
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Special Notice,

4 Ii persons indebted to the Estate Il DR.. Asa
"A MeAllister, either by note or account, and
those who have unsettled accounts with said es-
tate are requested 10 call a, our on.es forthwith
and have the saae ad!usscd. il costs would be
saved. All demands Vi th said e.t4tt
Must positively be settled without delay
WAREHOUSE 4 EMEkA.
Ellsworth, Oct. l5tA. lsC3. 3m3.-
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commissioners Notice.

WYE the suhscrfhers havicc been appointed by the
w Hon Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate for the Com
ty Of Hanck to receive aud The claims cred
tgrs 10 tie estate of
DANIEL =. L!.FKIN, late Of Deer Isle,
deceased, Represented ns4ivcu do hereby give notice
that six months allowed ssd creditors bring in
and prove tHcr claims AMI that shall attend that
erYic the hose 81 Thomas Warren in Deer Isle,
tbs last Saturdays Of March aud April next at ten o.
clock a.N GEO l.. HOSNER.
THOMAS WARREN.
Deer Isle, Oct. 51st 1854. Il