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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-03

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ttiae @sIe. &a Die 8ineer ibnsn niht ~ gDiaen
,rarsn, ihlasen lie bisisltsn nit prlseln nisber umo
lteesn Il. fir toet i'm 3immer. Dam bssaten EA
bic Sheulale auf's Bslo, sntriiIsn Dem Dater bic
gr. uno bisteu ibm taft ben &cpf rom &umpfs. Mls
bic Trau tes Ssrfs INN IL ltbr mad 9auie fam, fanb
lie ibren Mann tcbt unb bic bier Ginesr in itrcm
Bluts ia,rimmsn. Gas Sammsrseihrsi Der ar,nen
Drau tradts Bic @adtarn sur Blut1dtts. Gieis
fanesn mod Slrsi &inbsr an, 9etsn, rcpon zines i'm
gtanbe irar Su iprehen, I'M ben Sbatteitano ANU,
getsn.
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ne hab man cine Gpur Der NSrcsr fano. 3rsi
Soleatsn, Namcns @rcr uno 9iotsrts bonn 25. unb
IS. Snbiana @ssiment uurpsn IN einem 9cipitals
Ger Staet fsfasncmnsn. Gle batten 3nasltanoen,
sa6 fe i4 CUR Belt sss aQoress in Der Naes ron
6erfs's Wcbnun3 t%sfanoen, atsr jseer 8slpsis itrer
SAulo manselt. 60 arcb mar bic Nufresuns, ba6
Der Gteriff 21olFin Wlibs batte, Die tsieen atnae,
ffastsn rcr nsm 9pndseribts ess @otfts al i4iRsn
ano 1der I'M @sfdnSniHe ju reri@lieben.
- @ihmcnter 8ldtter meleen ben Sob Bee @e,
teaen @ensrals uno ebsmalisen &riesssS rerstdrs
audi i'm giosn aus9ericlt unb bic Wslt rsrlisrt
nihtS an ibn.
-Sn Bc1cn trannten am Mt6ntaa bic Walhinen
Merfadtten niener, rsl4e Die Stirme inr bic pans
,eiaiHe lieisrn. Die ean;e Maihinerie uno 4 teis
nate fertise Sbirne, Gle j. anf sac. 600 8siAds,
rsrcsn. puresn Gin @aut Der Glammen.
am II, alusuit fAlirfte pieosr cine srp6s
8rissslaalurpe pom 10 8anOnen untsr Der trittiihen
Tlasse an %uniertn iAldfrissn Btcdaoe SAiTen rcrs
abr. Sotalb bas Gabrjeus pcrbei mar. bibte es 10.
Slei@ bic 9teteIen Dlasse auf une lief in ben 9afsn
bon Wilmtnetcn, Norb Garclina Elm. Diss 1T oae
~uirte @sbeaen &risSsiAi6, eas idt 6 Wc4sn ncr'
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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-03

aIs bic Uamilie sten su 8stte setsn ncate, hransen
Is Solbatsn ans @amp Gbaie in nas Tarn,6aus css
Serrn rs. &sintarp, et,ra 6 Mislsn nsltlib BON Der
gtabt uno psrlanstsn elm Nadtsiien. I'm fe NIT
auter Manier log ~ irsreen, aab a,an itnsn cas-
Dsrlanats uno 1s lisBsn ih's trsflih Iamsdsn. @tatt
lA ater fir bas @sncTsne banftar Al %ertrsiitn,
Ihimpften bic roben Gsleasn triite sno ii6sr Die Sop,
psrbeaos", wiidtsn fh ben Munb unb ~itsrfislsn
oas Mildtaus, mo fe aue p~crrdtbias Buttsr eonfiss
cirtsn. gah tiser 9slbenttat maHtsn fe einsn eess
psratsn glnsrif auf Den 6iibnerfau Fer srcbsn Uarm
uno ihlsrptsn aus 9ibner uno SAM. fort. beren ls
tatbaft msrosn %fcnntsn. Sie rerlnAtsn bahslte Spisl
ateih barauf bet einsm tsnahbartsn Tarnsr , Der lie
ater burh einen Shu6 ans isinsr Bihie in Die
Sluht jaste. gs wnrce &laoe .resen oisiss frshsn
Gintruh's Eel Dem gcmmaneanten BON Gamp @taie
srbctm. Sa es atet ietr iauieria 1T inter 5000
Sclnatsn bic Shuloigen bsraus3ulsisn, 10 ,psiB Der
Spmmanoant Den Tarmern fsinen tsisrn &atb ,u
sstsn, als baB fe ssltabulfs sstraunsn uno nit
Der Bidle in Der 6anb itr Gissntbum rsrthsibisen.
g8abrlih, Elm idSner 3uiunh, ,penn Der @irser i'm
@sfhtsfreiie ber 9auptfaot, 10 reht inter Der gfafe|
Der staatsresisrans Dsren erfe gFiHt ss 1T, Den
BIrssr Su lhiissn, sur Ssltfbilfs srsifsn muB, un
lsin Gigentbun, ia iein 2sten ~ ihissn!
Solts @smaltfrsihe Der golbaten fcmmen fat
nGAfih, ia oft am bsQsn Sage Dor. 9tnf Wleasn.
,psit in Der Nunoe BON Samp gbais robnt fem Bar,
msr, Der niht I'M feline Sibnsr, ia ioaar I'm 8dls
Fer, @hneine, Shinesn unb aneere @eaenfinoe tss
rautt porpsn 1T. AGe BsiApsroen ino fruhtlos
e~stlietsn unb @amp @baie wiro BON ben un,trrbnens
Den garmern ldnsf ala cine Nmiianes bstrahtst.
@enn parclir'e Golcaten fh bier iclhe 6emalts
Rrsi&s ~srlautsn, ME mSSen ie ef in 1sinesslans
bauleu!
S- geir batten os7srn oas Wsranisen. OterR.
lieutenant &arl MIller rom 107. @ssin. Gri'
fer Nebafteur bee Susearauas Ssmcfra) anf uns
iersr Office Ut tssri6en. Ct uuros Bel @ettpsturs
s%sr'punest uno trast ben slrm NOD in Der S@linse.
Dor @tarlston. giaA Maem, mas mir BON Scloas
ten bSrten, 1T Steflisut. MNiQer Ger ~tstisttefe Belos
| oif,isr fes 1O7tsn uno ha Stsrf @lsrsrs refSnirt
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1863-09-03
Margaret Roth's Estate.

5tpt. 4. '63
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
HARRIsBuRa, June 26--9 N.

uARklSBuR0, June Zo--S L. n.
Gov. Curtin has received information
tina, the rebels occupied Gettysburg to-
day with 10 regiments Of infantry. and
9th cavalry and artillery. The opera
tor At Gettysburg, while sending the
dispatch to Gen. Couch was forced to
leave before finishing his dispatch.
II is believed that this force intends to
strike the Northern Central Railroad
either at Havana Junction or York,
about 80 miles distant.
Tho Governor aso has information
that tho rebels full possession of South
Mountain.
Tho Governor will by authority of the
War Department, issue n proclamation
which will be published to morrow. call
ing for 5000 militia for the defense OF
the State, to serve three months.
The appointments for tho different
counties will also be Indicated. General
W. I. Smith has been assigned to the do
fences Of the Susquehanna river; Col
Pierce has been assigned to tho command
Of tho troops at Bloody Run, Gen. Mil
roy having been relieved.
The Grey Reserves of Philadelphia will
DO mustered in the service to-day.
Gen. Dana has been assigned to the
command Of the defences OF Phladel-
phia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
PHiLApELrHIA, June 20.

The Washington .Star OF this evening
says Last night the enemy occupied
Fairfax Court House with guerrilla
forces, sorncwhere between 100 and 500
strong, the place having been previous
ly evacuated by Union troops who wore
recently there.
Trains OF Lees army were crossing
the Potomac all last night. We hear j,
indicated that he has crossed, or ,s now
crossing his other troops. Hill and
Longstreet are there to-day. Other
indications show that he designs oper-
ating with the whole Of his army north
Of the Potomac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
NlvEn ITEMS.
Derwon.
Saturday, June ~

Saturday, June ~.
ARRIVED.
PsNBISA, Hill, ST Paul.
KArs CAssRL, B. W. Davis, Nontross.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
PRNBIHA, Hill, Montrose.
kArE CAssgL, B. W. DAVIS, Aontross.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals ct this
port for the week ending to-day Was twelve.
BOATS LEAVING rO-AoRROw.
The new Northern Line packet Davenport Cap
tain Thos J. Buford, Clerk Ds~lsy, will be due
for st. Paul and all intermediate landings TO
morrow morning. X. N. Prettyman, agent.
MONDAY BOATS.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker, Clerk jerks, will depart for St. Pssl and
intermediate points Monday morning. r. u.
Prettymsn, agent.
The mail and passenger packet James Means.
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dabuqus and way
points Monday morning. 3. n. Prstsyuaa
agsst.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
Admiral Footc died last night.
FREDEniCk. Md, Juno 90

FREDERICK, Mu, Juno 20.
! have just returned from the vicinity
Of South Mountain battle field l3 miles
distant from here.
From persons who left Boonsboro this
p. IN. learn that tho rebels have all lei,
that place. Andorsons division Of Long.
streets corps which arrived there on
Wednesday night and encamped, left
Yesterday morning takiug the Waynes-
boro road towards Chambcrsburg force
estimated at TO 10 900 infantry, caval-
ry and artillery, accompanied by large
wagon tram. The whole Of Longstreet's
corps had crossed the Potomac and was
advancing in different directions into
Pennsylvania. There were but few reb
81 troops at Hegcrstown yesterday all
having gone TO Pennsylvania. Leo and
staff arc on this side Of the river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

CONSOLIDATED REpORr OF tue CENsUs
RErusm OF Soorr CouxrY.-A glance At the
following figures will give pretty fair idsa Of
the condition Of this county at the present
time:
Dwelling houses 1904. familiss 6.2sl. males
1880, females Is. ls7, total males and females
26,277. entitled 10 vote 4.7l2. militia $3.50.
foreigners net naturaliIsd !, 500. between sgss
Of 5 and q years s.2es. blind I. deaf and
dumb 8, insane I. miles Of railroad finished
lS "a. colleges asd univ versisiss l, pupils At
tending same 81. Acres Of land enclosed l76-
2s2. acrss unimproved farm land 81. .6s4. aerss
Of sorghum fss Log. gallons sorghum melasses
"a, 4,2O2, pounds Of sorghum sugar 2s. acres Of
Hungarian grass $40. tons Hungarian hay 1928.
acres tame grsss for moving s.4l9. acres tame
grass for pasture S.7s4. tons Of tame hay TO-
6l6. tons Of wild hay 1882. bushels Of grass
e72. acres sprisg wheat 6s. .so2. bushels hsrv.
ssted 49l ,5O7, acres winter wheat 24s, bushels
harvested 1865. acres oats 6. .2S8, bushels hsr-
vested 222 o40. acres corn 33. .63s, bushels har.
vested l sS6, ,925. acres Irish potatoes l.6l0,
bushels harvested 1854. acres rye 1876. bush-
sls harvested 2.l77. acres barley 1882. bushels
harvested 1876. $40. acres fax III. bushels seed
harvested 6O9. pounds fax lint 40. acres Of all
other crops 86l. bushels sweet potatoes .23s,
fruit trsss in orchard bearing Is s.964. do. not
bearing 0.ls2, acres onions 26. bushels har
vested 5,9l6. scrss planted timber 47s. rods Of
hedging SO. $50. bushels coal mined 5.O4o-
Hogs Of all sgss 81 .23l. value t6o 500. cattle
Of oil sgss 30 .0l7 milch COWS s.O9e. work OK.
en- 699, value Of cattle Of all ages tls6 2il.
pounds Of butter. 5l4, sos. pounds cheese 49,
$50. sheep ct shearing timo 2.627. sheep on
hand 90 10 pounds wool In '62 10, los. horses
Of oil ages 7.S42. value $3.50. 1876, mules and
assss 44s. vslss $35. .6se. hives Of bees l .5ss
pounds Of honey 1880, pounds besswsx b4s.
pounds grapes raised $500. gallons vine 6s.
pounds hops 65S. pounds tobacco s.2e5. Val.
us of mineral sold 1859. value of domestic
manufactures not previously enumerated t6.-
l27. value of agricultural implements and ma
chinsry. including wagons. STA OOl. Value
Of general manufactures 1928 .s29. Number
Of negroes so.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

As soon as intelligence reached Gen.
Foster Of Lees advance, he, on his own
responsibility, commenced making ar
rangcments for embarking all his avail
able forces for Fort Monroe, to be best
used by Gen. Dix in taking Richmond,
or to assist in rcpell'ng the rebel inva-
sion, as Gen. DIX might think proper.
Our waters since the reception Of the
news have been black with the moving
masses Of troops.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
WAsHINGToN, June 20.

Hon. Geo. II. Pendleton, chairman,
and the other members ofthc delegation
appointed by the Democratic Convou-
ton. Of OHIO, to wait upon the Presi-
dent With reference to the return OF
Vallandigham have had two interviews
with tho President, and stated to him, in
writing, their object and purpose. A
response will not b made before Mon
day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
[Special to the Times.
WAsHIsuToN, Juno q

w AsHINuToN, juno 20.
The main force of tho enemy appo ar
to have halted back of Chambsrsburg-
Large numbers are concentrating in the
mountain passor, evidently waiting rein
foreemcnts, fearing 10 proceed too far
with Hooker 10 their rear.
Yesterday two rebel cavalry mon were
taken near Chambersburg. They assert
that 2s cgiments Of infantry, 5000 cav
airy and 20 peices Of artillery were not
far from that place.
Gettysburg was occupied by an entire
division OF rebels.
The rebel force at Mcrccrsburg consists
Of GOO infantry with & peiccs Of artillery
who strike out in different directicMs from
that place
The Sncmy has not yet entered Carl
isle, although momentarly expected to do
SO.
Admiral Footc died last night
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
NUMBER 2Oe.
JKFFERsoN CITY. June 90

Mr.. Breckin,idgc's substitute for the
report OF the committee on emancipa-
tion was rejected ayes 7; nays 9e.--
The question was then resumed on the
adoption of tho original ordinance of the
committee.
Mr.. Woltord moved to amend bv
submitting tho ordinance to the people
ut the election for State officers in 1854,
which WAS carried by SO To 20.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
MoNrrELIgR, VI, Juno 90

4"VNf HT4'SNI - !" H'To -V'
The Democratic State Convention for
the nomination Of State ticket and for
the election Of Delegates at large, to
attend the Democratic National Convcn
ton, was held here to-day.
The committee on nominations report
cd az follow For Governor, Il. l.. Red
field, Of Montpelier, 1t. Gov. L. A.
Chaplin, Of Rutland Treasurer, Il. M.
Orm.by, OF bradford.
The resolutions adopted arc the same
as those adopted at tho recent convent on
Of Ohio, with the addition Of one thank.
ing Gov. Seymour for his letter to the
Albany meeting, dcnouncing the arrest
Of allandigham.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

i. INVESTMENTS are now made every day
at the rate Of two per cent per month. st
Whislsr's great cheap dry goods store. That
10 the way 10 grow rich and avoid usury
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

WADswoRrH notifies the people that
he has . mass meeting Of ladies at b store
every day. Fine goods and low prices draw
better than the loudsst stump orator With
bapd Of music attashed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

GRAIN BINDER TRIAL.-The trial Of
Harrah 4 Jones' Grain Binder. which vas 10
have como od on Aesdsy next, st the farm Of
David Burrows. is postponed on account tf
the graa not being sufficiently rips. Due no.
ties OF the trial will b. given in the papers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

BEFORE you attempt to celebrate the
glorious Fourth. 60 to FArrands and buy
one Of bis new and elegant summer hats-
He sells very low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
CINCINNATI June 27

CINCIsSATI, June 81.
Rosecrans' army with the exception Of
one division, moved on Wednesday night.
Matters in Munroe co., Ind, are be-
coming serious. Col. BiddIe, who hes 4
companies there, has asked for reinforce
ments and section Of artillery. The re.
sisters are said TO number l,SQo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

GIFr CoXcRRr.-Mr. Jacob Strasser
10 now arranging plans to give Grand GIFT
Concert in the courss OF the next few weeks
All the musical talent in this section Of the
country will contribute to carry out the ar
rangsmsnts Of the manager. and very fine
musical entsrtainmsnt may be expected.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

A HIT TO ALL CoNCRRNED.-Until
within few days past We have thought there
would be no ssforcing Of the oonscription sct
10 this State. st least during the present cum
msr, but vs have ia oar possession iniorma
tion frsu source OF the highest respsstability
- gsutlemsn we'll known ia this vicinity,
Who for some time past has occupied promi.
nsnt position "nsar the throne" that Iowa
will in few wssts be called upon to fur
nish body Of msn greater In numbers than
under any previous call. and no time will BE-
given her for snlisting them. Under suoh
circumstances. Il bseo nss our duty - public
Journalistic 10 hint to our abls-bodisd citsans
Who ere not blessed with that essential $500.
exemption price, that It would be eminsotly
proper fer them to set their houses in order,
and prepare to leave at . moments notice.
The draft viii scoop nearly every msn fit for
military duty in the State. The drawing will
not take place until after the wheat crop 10
safely secured. % the Government does not
wish to ipjurs the resources Of the seustry 70
vhish It 10 obliged TO look for means to carry
IA var. Iowa has done nobly is this
.;a'Pft she l. expected to do still more She
< polics..'ing y d sas PIT. pre-
evening, to demand the prisoners in .,
half of the civil authorize but the COZ
mander said be should hold them ~ pr
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

AGENCY OF TIE U. s. 5:2O's.-As
will be seen by advertisement in another COL
umn. the State Bank has been appointed agent
OF the U. s. 5 30 aud 20 year per cent
bonds. Subscriptions received u the counter
Of tho institution, and bonds delivered there
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
ST. LOUIS, June %.

Ut. IUNIH, JUHt 20.
Attorney General Bates arrived last
night. Hc will DO serenaded tonight.
About 600 prisoners from Vicksburg
took the oath Of allegiance to day.
Another batch OF rebels will be sent
South in a few days, among them X. w.
Johnston, brother OF the rebel Gen. 10.
Johnston.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
EoRr MONROE. Juno %.

The schooner Jamestown arrived yes
terday with the officers and crew Of tho
u. $. gunboat Sumptsr, which was sunk
miles from Cape Henry light, having
been run into by tho steamer den. Meigs,
on the night Of the 23d. No lives were
Lost
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

POLICE CoURT.-But two victims ap.
August Bradley. The fret was fined el0 and
costs and the later So and costs. Paid and the
prisoners released.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

WHILE the rebels can't take Harris
burg. Krauss can take your measure and
make you the best suit Of clothing you ever
wore. Try IL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
ponTLANp. Me. Juno q

The revenue cutter Caleb Gushing was
run OIL last night. She was heavily arm
Cd and provlsioned for two months.
Steamers we're Immediately sent in pur-
suit, and two are now engaging her Tho
guns can be distinctly heard here.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

FOURTH OF JULY.-Tue Committee oil
Arrangements and the subcoumittee on the
Fourth Of July celebration, will meet this
evening In the directors room Of the State
Bank, punotually st 8 'eleek.
BICuARp B. HILL Chief Marshal
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

PuiEADElpHtA, June 90.

Gen. Franklin has been ordered To a
command in Louisiana, under Banks, and
will leave for New Orleans by the first
atoamor
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

IL YOU wonll preserve your hair in
oil its native luxuriaDee. use GrAbbs's r sto.
rative. II 10 the best thing In the market
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
lIARRlspURo. June 81

The rebel pickets are within eight
miles Of Hanover Junction.
! is expected that the bridges on the
Northern Central Railroad, 10 the neigh
horhood OF York and Hanover Junction,
will be destroyed to-day, thus scvering
the communication with Baltimore.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

PORTLAND, Me-, June 20.
Fishing vessels arrived report largo
rebel steamer, bark and three mast
schooner of Cape Sable, N. s., burning
our fishing vessels.
They spoke the ship Onj'nc, Of Bos-
ton, which had been captured and bonded
Tor &s 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
June ~

The army is in motion. and will soon
be to the front and north of Baltimore.
Tho heavy rams make tho movement
slow.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
MKMPHIs, 23, VIA CAIRo, June 2G.

Col. Phillips, with 800 cavalry, were
attacked by 1000 infantry and 1000
cavalry, with five pieces Of .rtlley, under
ROCKFORD, on the TaIlaha,chie. The
fight was very severe. Col. Phillips was
killed and nine others were wound. They
cut their way out and came in yester-
day.
The rebels are in force at Boonville.
Gems. Haddy, Ruggles, Chalmers and
Bitiles threaten our lines, and troops are
reported moving north from OnkaIona.
Stirring news will be looked for from
this section.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Services in the United Presbyterian Church to-
morrow at II q. m. The saorsmcu. Of the Lord's .
supper will be dispensed immedistely after the
aeYwOp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.

3. NJ PsFrsneiLL 3 Co., No. 81 PsSk Row, New York
and State street. Boston, agents In those cities
and authorised take Advertisements and subscrp
tons for Us at our lowest rates.
g. SoA1v.n, % Dearborn street, Chicago IL author
ssd to receive advertisements for this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
DIED.

In Blue rass yesterday st noon, Of scarlet fe-
yer, MINERVA, daughter of JAMES and LIsIA
HEBRON, aged IL years, IL months and IA days,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

BRILLIANT DrsPLAY.-The committee
Of arrangements for the osming Fourth Of
July celebration have already contracted for
several hundred dollars' worth Of fire works
in Chicago. and have fortunately secured the
ssrvisss Of Prof Dupont, . celebrated pyro-
technist 10 Chicago. formerly attached to the
Royal Gardens Of London. to superintend the
display The scene which will be presented d
In the evening will be grand beyond COM
p.risou. Tho people far and near who de.
sire TO see something decidedly brilliant and
interesting. should not fail to be present.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
TIL e CITY,.
CALL AT GREEHE's for your pine ap-
piles. cherries. oranges. lemons and apples.

Gzr your nico cool soda water at
BalIord's
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

THE winter wheat harvest has COM
mepesd 10 many parts of the country. aad the
yield promises to be very heavy. probably 35
TO 40 bushels to the acrs. average. Sprtng
wheat is not filling - we'll - We hoped It
would. the continued drought affecting it ma
erially. The crop. however. will Be fair
average one.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

DER DEMoKRAT having run ont of ar
gumsnt uses baldsrdash. 1t made . furioue
cash at the Republican State Cow ention. but
after few days comes out and submits to the
harn ness its masters have made for It. II OPP
poses Lioeolns naturalization, and yet il
seoffs at the idea Of supporting the cause Of
the Uuion % it was and tho Constitution - it
TO- We shall not lay this to drunkenness It
is the result Of moral turpituds and fanatical
blindness stiIl more dangerous to country and
conscience than the effects Of whisky. Our
neighbor should make himself consistent st
come point He abuses Lincoln. traduces the
republican convention Of the State, yet he &C.
cspts the action Of the same convention which
endorses the President. Come, now. get both
feet into the trases. and not like . refractory
mule 60 splurging about first on one side thss
on the other. Get into shape somewhere. and
plant yourself for the struggle. Such shuf.
fling 10 unmanly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
CAIRO, June 28

The steamers PrlmR Donna, Kentucky
and Jacob Strader, loaded with tommls.
sary stores, and conveyed by ten IRON
clad gunboats and one Of Gen. Elet's
boats, left Memphis on Sunday evening
for below.
They had proceeded as far ss Cypress
Bend, 25 miles below Penna, when on
Monday about o A. NJ. they we're fired
into by rebels, 200 or 800 strong, from
the Arkansas shore. The rebels had SIX
pieces Of artillery.
One OF the Prima Dona's steam pipes
was cut at the first fire. She drifted in a
helpless condition on bar, while she
was in easy range Of the guns on shore,
and she suffered severely. Several per
sons on board were killed or wounded.
Sbs was finally got of by the Strader and
towed out of reach of the guns.
One man on the Kentucky was killed
The damage to the Strader is not known.
The gunbosts replied to the rebel fire,
but with what effect is not known, other
than that they soon got themselves out
Of sight.
Other boats that passed this point OF
attack afterwards report all quiet.