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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
THE CIT Y.

To THE PUBLIc.-Notice is hereby
given to oil It may concern. that this office
will not hereafter consider itself responsible
for the bills Of any person whomsosvsr. On.
less the Same be delivered on an order bear.
ing the signature Of d. N RICHARDSON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
TOBACtO And CIGAR STORE.
00 Brady Ot. an
r. QUlCKENsTEDT,

(succsseoR TO p. u. BRAIHARD,)
ESPECT .ULLY INVITES THE ATTEN-
n rtos Of the public 20 hrs large and very
choice stocs OF Tobacco and Cigars. He pridss
himself upon keeping the Best GIG AIS IN
T~E CITY, and 10 this respect CHALLENGE
coDpetition.
Chewing ard Smoking Tobacco
Of the Aaess brands, at the lowest prices.
= 0snuios LUA0 JOHN CiuAES always
o. haad Cell and Try ne. -
ay9l-dHI r. QUICKtNSTeDT.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
BoAts LEAVING TOMORROW
DIED,

Al her residence, near Rockingham, on the 3lst
OF May, MRS. MAkGAhET McH re. siie Of
Villa u McHsrg, Esq, in tho 63d year u her ago.
On Msy LIST, Of scarlet fever, JANE, only daugh-
ter Of JOHN and lsABELLA CAnkRos, aged years
and months.
Funeral will take place from the family resi-
dence. corner 10th and Ripley streets. tomorrow
NJ z o'cls~k
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

Br OF Row.-This morning Mrs.
Rsslsy. Of East Davenport. vas brought be-
fore Justice Blood. charged With having made
. violent attack upon . nsiebbor nsmsd Mics
Psters. The oeession Of this brssch Of the
public peace vas some vsyward ehicksns
The eoart 6oed the sssussd oos dollar and
sesss for the ssssult. amounting TO seven dol
Lars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
DAVENPORT. IOWA MONDAY EVENING. JUNE !. 1863

COMPLIMENT TO Carr. II. NJ. LlrILER.
The fame Of the Commsndant Of Post Mc.
Clsllan haa become spread over the entire
North. West. and visit to his Camp he, be-
come . matter Of courss 10 those travelling in
this section. A short time siees . large num-
Der Of The citxsns Of our State assembled on
the steamer Kate Ca-ssll. and the subject be.
ing broached 1t vas resolved TO call . meeting
and pass resolutions expressive Of the sspss OF
those present DIR. Claypoole. Of Fl. kad'son.
vas called TO the Chair aud Lewis W. Vale.
Of Louisa County. elected Secretary. A com.
mi.tss on resolutions was appointed. Who re-
ported the folio wing:
Whereas, During our stay In Davenport ws
have Visited Camp Mcclellan and received Of
Capt. Bob. L,ttlsr. the commsndsnt Of that
post, many tavors and much kind attention;--
during which visit We had ample opportuni-
ties to observe the manner In which the duti.s
Of commandsnt Of that post are discharged.
and we're very favorably impressed Herewith;
Therefore
Resolved, That we heartily approve of tho
very able and efficient manner In which ail
the business OF Camp Mcclellan 10 conducted.
and that We believe that the government could
not have selected more cOmpetsnt. efficient
aud gentlsmanly man for that position than
the present commandant.
Resoiued. That In Capt. Littlsr We recognize
. man abundantiy capable Of enforcing proper
discipline. and ably msnsging the three hun
dred murderous Sioux lndians under bic
charge
Resolved That We deeply sympathiIs with
the Cs plain in the loss OF bis lett arm at the
battle Of Pit,sburg Landing. in which great
struggis he performed his duty ~ . brave sol
dsr and . good man.
Resolvsd That We recommend 10 the Wsr
Department the speedy promotion u Capt.
Littlsr.
The foregoing resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Capt. Littlers company has sent In very
strong petition for his recall to Lie regime snt.
but as the Government officers here have REQ.
omu ended that he be retained In HE present
position. We presume there will be no change
for the present. No man In the service could
fill the position half satisfactorily TO ell eon-
cerned a. has Capt. Littlsr
Tue FRASER CAsE.-The case OF the
State vs.. Wm Fraser charged With the crime
OF bigsmy. was up before Justice Peters TO.
day, aud 10 still pending.
ALMOST A fRosr.-This morning the
thermometer vas down to 90, indicating y
close shave on heavy frost.
Strawberries are selling in town for
25aso cen,s per quart. A day ortwo OF warm
weather would bring them down to ten c.nts
The delegates to the Chicago Canal
Convention leave this evening 10 force.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

WANrsp.-On or before the first oi
July. . comfortable house eonvsnisnlly located
on the bluff. Address-giving terms. etc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Market....DsiDy Report.

OpvICs OF rHs DsH. 4 NBws,l
MordXy kvs., juno i.
There 10 no change in quotations.
FLoUK-Dull. Wholesale, 35.60G6.60; retail,
SSo0@7 90. Shipments so brls.
WHsAr-70@y0o. Receipts ,l40. Shipments
400 bu.
CoRS-3oc. Receipts 300 bu.
OATs-4554sc. Receipts 40 bu. shipments
$50 bu.
MALT Shipments. $50 bu.
WooL.-M ashcd 6Oc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

A FAor.-You can get the best smok-
ing tobacco in the city st Mulhefsrs. Whtn
you want the worth Of your meney call at
Aulhefsr's. opposite Metropolitan Hall.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
A Rare Chance !!

r1OR A GOOD BUSINESS MAN TO STEP
u into paying business:
The stock Of brugs, Medicines, Chenieals Ard
pe,fumevy, together With the Axtures complete,
knovp - the Unioa Drug Store. No. 80 Brady et,
one Of the best locations 10 this city. sud .ow 60
FOR An Improved fasm q city property. fos pas-
tioulsss inquire Of W. -. rAnA
Doyeopegt uay7.d9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

II You would amass fortune start ont
right BY studying economy and make your
purchases OF Whistler.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

SHIPMENTS BY railroad from Daven-
p'rt for the week ending Nav So,h. 1863 -
SCI brls -four. s 900 bu. wheat, &. .44S bu. oats.
500 bu. corn. 40 tons corn meal. 406 exc malt.
$3.50 lbs hides. 1880 lbs. lard, 70 live hogs.
20 live cattle
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
JACOB LII ZEN.

DRACTICAL DYER. PARTICULAR At
I tsntioa raid 70 dysipg Cloths, Sikh, vslvsts,
or 0asments VI any kind-to give any color de-
sired. Third street, two dooFs Ws,st al lowe
soytb side. [oylS dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

SHARPLRY's MINsTRELs.-This spleE
Tuesday evening. and will probably surpsss
any entertainment of the kind tks. ever ex.
hlbitsd in this city. Prepare for big laugh
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

CHICAGO, Nay co.
FLouR. Firm. Spring Extra $500. White
Winter e5.6zx.
WnBAr - Market Ktlc bsttsf. l.1s0l.l8K
CoRN.-A A@l higher. H@5ie.
Oars -firmsr, and lX@2c higher. s506oH
10 store.
kYs.-Stssdy. No l 73e In stcvs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

DR. NEWELL, Surgeon Dentist, cor
nsr Brady and Third streets. 10 turning ou,
some most superb specimens Of bis hsndicraft
Dr. Newell 10 an accomplished dentist and de-
serves eli the liberal patronage he 10 rscsiv-
ing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

NorIcE.-Persons having accounts
against Richardson. West 4 Co., will confer =
favor by having them made out ready for set.
Element.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

Provo ST MARSHALL OFFICE.-Msjor
Danosn. Acting Assistant Provost Marshal for
itsn Block. and will soon mako his hsadquar-
tsrs there Being 10 close commuoioation with
C.pt. Halle Offices it viii bs very . advsn,A-
gsous location.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

PERsoNAL.-Hon.J j. Is. Grinnell and
N L. Williams. Of Grinnsll Peter II. Dsye. oi
New York; W. F. Durant, Of Iowa City. and
l. Scott Riohman. of Mnscs.ins. are stopping
o. the Burtis House. being in town on business
connected with the N. 4 N. Railroad.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

FoR RENT. That fine dwelling
house. 6 rooms. formerly occupied BY J. 8. Alt
man. on Perry e.. between Sd and 4th. 10 for
rent from lst Of May. Apply to John Forrest
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
AhristOlSher CsiieM,
Hors, Ahosr L Veterinary surgeon,

- WISHES TO INFORM THE CIT -
izsss OF Davenport and scouK NJ
0H County generally that he hes per b
mansntly located himseif In this city whore he 10
prepared 10 shoe horsen ON the scientific princi-
plcs After twenty yeas s,udy and practice on
tho anatomy OF the loot, Of which time he hes
spont eleven years under tho superinte ndencs Of
the best Veterinarians In Europe. he wi,hes 10
say that bo will give satisfaction TO sll persons
having horses laboring under tho disease of corns,
or oontraotions, commonly called Enough bound"
interfering. overreaohing, quarter CRACKS, sspd
cracks, sprains Of tho corns. founders ring bones
and sravins. for oil Of which he warrants . per-
feet cure IL cursblo. Tho greater part Of these
diresses arc caused BY shoeing or want Of proper
judgment jnotdu
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
METROPOLITAN HALL.
POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Tueedsy, Wsdn-sday and Thursday
Evenings, JuBe "a, ID 4 4th.
THE woRLs RENOWNED
SAM, SHARPLEH'S mlNSTRELN
Brass Band & Burlesque

vuVHE MAMMOTH TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
L Twenty Star Performers, the Monitors Of
Minstreisy, whoss tour through the Eastern
states has been . succession Of br liant triumph.
pronounced by tho pubit - being tho only per
iect and lsgtimste organisation in existence, ind
lauded With the most httter'ng encomiu "a BY
the press wherever they have appeared, viii 10
troducc the great challenge rogramms as above.
Everything nov and original. produced in that
inimitable style peculiar to these Ethiopian Iron
Clads.
Doors open st ~ o'clock to commence at
o'blook precisely.
Ticxets, 25 cents Reserved Seats, 80 cents.
Zee mammoth posters and descriptive pro-
srammee. SAN. .SHARPLEY, Mapager.
my25-dAw1w J 3. NEWcOMB,B ,Business Agt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

DIR. II. +. DoDGE, Surgeon Dentist,
hs csrd In another column Of this paper. to
vhoh We call the attention OF our readers
TIE DR.. hsr the reputation Of being one OF
the best dentists in the country. Call on him
SpLENDlD.-Those double plated ice
Ptehsr'. berry bowls. goblsts. waiters. sugar
shslls. fruit ba.kets. toast racks. At Msrsebsch
4 Rutsnbsck's. are the most durable and els-
giant In the city. and arc sold very low. Call
and examine
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

DRs. WOODS & FAHNEsroCK attend
In Farrand's block. opposite 7. o.. I'd door to
the right. up stairs. Call and examine spsei-
NEE sets Of teeth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

To Horse observation-disclosures er
Cullen calls the attention Of the public to the
fact that he hss opened a shop at the cornel
VI Second and Rock leland streets. whore hs
will attend TO the business Of bis profession Ia
the most prompt and satisfactory manner
See dvertisement.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
RIVER ITEMS.

Sunday, Nay 81.
HAvKsYs, Cray, ~. Louis.
JssHig WnIPPLs, ,Caupbsll, Aontross.
NokTuExHEE, Afford, st. Paul.
Monday, Juse l.
BILL HESDEasos. Rhods', Dubuque.
DYpARrED.
Sunday.
HAwEEYY, Cray. 81. Paul.
Monday.
NoErnRRsKR. Afford, ct. Louis.
JRKsIs " HiPrLg, UsiDpbsli. honirosc.
JAMKs MRAAs, Pierce, Dubuque.
Ths whole number Of steamboat srfvials st the
port during the month Of April was sighty-nx
Corresponding month of last year ninety five.
BoA,s LEAVING TO MORROW.
Tho Northern Line packet Canada, Captain
Parker, Clerk jerks. will depart for st. Paul and
intermediate points to morrow morning. X. N.
Pretty man
The mail and passenger packet Bill henderson.
Captain John Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque,
and way points at o'clock to morrow morning -
G. II. King in tho Office. X. n. Prettyman, agent.
Tho mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel
Captain Is. w. Dav s, Clerk williams, will depart
for Montrose and way points At 7 O'Clock TO
morrow morning. K. A. Tilosein. agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01
CHAs. WHiTTAKER.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR At Law.
"A OFFICE. on Main stssst, In 0ssnt's Block, Cpl
tain, tny1e'd1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

Tho delegates to the Chicago Canal
Convention leave this evening 10 force.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

Hill Il THoMPsoN's LIVERY STABLE
Particular attention 10 directed to the ad
vertissment Of this popular livery stable in
this paper. They have the largest stock Il
b rses and carriages in the city. which ere
. cood in quality to none. Large additions Of
new carriages and frssh horses have just been
made, which ensblss them to offer the public
their choice from thirty.6vs fully equipped
teams Give them . call and osll often.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

ALMOST A FRosr-This morning tho
thermometer was down to 90, indicating
close shave on . heavy frost.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

NATIONAL BANK MRErIHa.-Tbe
subssribsrs TO the First Natioual Bank" 10
Davenport. met Saturday evening At the Office
Of Asssrs. Corbin 4 Dow. Mr.. Geo. H French
Vas called to the chair and Ar. o. H. Watson
appointed Secretary.
committee consisting Of Messrs. Corbin,
Mack and Dow was appointed to receive the
irst ;nsssllusnt on stock subscriptions, TO pur-
ehsss the nsessssry bonds. and to prepare ar
tielss Of Association.
The members Of the Association vsre re-
qussssd 20 pay the fret ipstsl!msnt on their
ssosk subscribed. on or before June s, 1868.
The Articles Of Association prepared BY Nr
AsCalloch. Comptroller Of the National Cor.
rsney st Washisesep. we're adopted.
The osstiss then sdjoarnsd uatil nsxt Sat-
ssdsy sitsrseen, q 3 s'slesk.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

Strawberries are selling in town for
25oso cenis per quart. A day ortwo OF warm
weather would bring them down TO ten cents
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-01

TuR FRASER CAss.-The case OF the
State vs. Wm Fraser charged With the crime
OF bigamy. was up before Justice Peters 10.
day, aud 10 still pending.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-28
SHASTA COURIER.
Lynch Law.

From dispatch to the Union we take the
following:
Los Angeles, November lst-This morn
ing the citizens Of this place formed them
selves into an impromptu Vigilance Commit.
tee for the purpose of dealing summary justice
to band of cut throats confined in the Coun-
ty Jail of this city. At ten clock this morn
ing the procession, some three hundred strong
armed to the teeth. marched to the jail yard
where they were met by Sheriff Sanchez and
Under Sheriff King. who expostulated with
crowd and used every exertion IL their power
ID preserve the peace of the city, but TO
no effect. The citizens overpowered them
without injury and took possession of the
Jail. After two hours labor with sledge ham,
mers, rams, axes, etc., they effected an en-
trance. when the following named cutthroats
were brought out and hanged under the cor
rider in front of the jail Jose Olnas (Span.
ish), tried and acquitted for the murder of
Sylvester, and last nj ght arrested for horse
stealing. The next brought out was Ell
Case, noted horse thief, belonging to the
same gang of horse thieves whose headquar-
ters have been at Marysville and vicinity and
this place. who for years have carried on the
NEST systematic system Of horse stealing ever
known in the country. The next brought
out was Bos hammond (American), charged
with attempting to kill r. A. Hester, CON
stable of this city. He was also charged with
numbering and robbing two men some months
since at Ii PEI. The next brought out was
Andrew Hood (Americanl, noted highway
man. The next was Jose Yreba (Spanish),
{. murderer and horse thief. Five more vii
lainous looking cutthroats were probably
never seen in this or any other country. The
wholesale slaughter may not be sanctioned
by the community at large. but the citizens
of this section have borne the outrages COM
nitted by this band until forbearance ceased
to be virtue. For the past year highway
rObberies and murders have ,ecome common
occurrences. In fact. no mans life has here
tofore been safe in this section. The Yilgi-
lance Committee will give every suspicious
character many hours to leave the country
or take the consequences. All places of bus
iness are closed. The whole affair passed off
with little or no excitement.
The bodies of the FIVE men hung this
morning are now 2 P. NJ passing on
cart on their way to the burying ground
The civil authorities have used every exer-
tion in their power to purge this community
of the murderous band but the slow process
of the law is inadequate to the task. Hence
the interference of the citizens in the affair,
as above stated.
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-28
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS,
Estats Of Joseph Wehrly, deceased

NQTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
IN administratrix of the above named estate, to
the creditors ofand anpersons having claims against
said deceased. to exhibit the same, with the neces
sary vouchers, within ten months from the first
publication OF this notice to the undersigned, at the
premises Of said deceased. on Little Cow Creek.
S0FE wEHRLY.
Shasta county. October q. 1883
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-28

HUMBOLDT IrEMs.-The following items
are from the Humboldt Register of the 18th:
Falls Mill, having received a supply Of
acids, which failed last week. has been ANAL
gamatng this week, aud with astonishing
success, as concerns the yield from the ores.
From four tuns of ore from the " Gem of ST.
erra"-ncluding the whole vein between the
casings-no asserting whatever-63 lbs hul
lion were turned out, assaying 81 ,0S6. One
dollar and three cents per ounce no selection
OF ore, but taken as it was found and the
ledge not opened below depth of five feet.
How does that strike Won?
From three tuns of a. Manitownc' ore. Fall
has turned out fiftytive lbs bullion At tha
time we got the item, this had not
saxed-hut it was the assayer's on
would prlve still finer than that from tae
9 Gem"-he thought about 81 So to the
ounce.
The "Mauitowoe" 2eople are turning out
n large dump for another run, expecting to
make their mine self.sustaining from this
time.
The " Gem is also getting out 100 tuns.
and as the ledge is three feet wide at Il depth
of five feet. and exposed for long way. it
Will not be many days getting out to the
Mill. The " Onhir' is getting twenty tuns
over. and Will make another good showing
The mill is doing well-working to entire
satiSfaction-and the large returns lately
made-over 5000 to the tun in every recent
run-have stimulating feet upon the mi
ners. The strife is now, not to get hold of
the greatest number of feet, but to get out
the greatest number of tuns for working.
SEvEEE Acknowledging of the 9TH
inst. two men working in the tunnel of the
Morning Stac" Company, Echo District.
were severely injured by the premature cx-
plosion ofa blast. 1t is supposed some par.
tcles of powder had remained outside and
along nne tamping, and were ignited by the
tampiug Lar. One had n leg and arm bro.
ken, and was badly burned in the face. The
other received, we believe none hut severe
flesh wounds They admit to extreme care
lessness in recent hlasnng. aud say there
was no need of their mishap. This is the
first casually of this nature we have vet re
corded in this region. Considering the great
amount IF powder used in blasting in the
silver mines. we have very few of these acci-
dents-a much smaller proportion than in
California
CASTLE CAvE.-Some'hng like two miles
above Star, is found a limestone bluff. hav
ing bold, square front. like the facing of a
huge fort. In the face of this is the entrance
to one Of the grandest caverns ever vet ex-
plored. 1t has been but partially explored
more thoroughly last Sunday than ever
before. A member Of the party has kindly
furnished us notes of what the party saw,
imagined and felt. 1t came late. and we are
obliged 10 defer publication of it till next
week, as it is somewhat voluminous
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-28
Notice.

"HEREAS my wife, Margaret Catherine. has
w left my bed and board without just cause or
provocation, hereby warn all persons not to har-
bor or trust her ON my account, as 7 viii pay NO
debts Of her contracting after this date
D. n. McRUNNILES.
Shasta. Oct !, 1853 ele
The Shasta courier., 1863-11-28

PRovIDENrIAL-At the destruction of Callao.
in l747, no more than one of the inhabitants
was saved, and be by providence most extra
ordinary. This man was on the fort that over
looked the harhor, going to strike the flag.
when he perceived the sea retreat to consider
able distance, and then, swelling mountains
high, it returned with great violence The
people ran from their houses in terror and con
fusion; he heard cry of miserne rise from all
parts of the city, and Immediately all was silent
the sea had entirely overwhelmed 1t. and buried
it forever in its bosom; but the same wave that
destroyed it, drove little boat by the place
where he stood, into which he threw himself,
and was saved.