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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-11
S hIPPIN NEW s.

Port OF New York, March 10, 1868.
.N.ss,sessssssss CLEARED. s'',-
steaRE:sp Africa tB. Noodle. Queenstown and LIVER
pGssSi snip Caf Fsrss Ame.sur Lvsrpoos.ow Burgess
ship Resoats; Freeman Liverpool 0uion. -,
,.s ship Daniel Webster. Dsys. 1ssssas setIss W.
H hss.nss Hps s:ss Nelson
Brig Prossus DAM, }ursensen, Rio Janeiro--Funch
Brig II Arey, Pendleon Point Petre-Mller Housh
Brig MENUS (Br), Tilley Trnidad-Brett Son 4 Co.
Brig John Freeman. Crowell, Bermuda-smh, Jones
SIR s!as tBrS Goo. tansSai, ssdersSs + ware Co.
schr " Hyer tBr}. Marsden Nsssau--smth 4 Lock
ssSr Ann aiberson tBr,. Mccormick. Nassau-smith
Sem Tu Cooper, Wasplnstqn-van Braps slsgh-
sshr Loyal Scranton, Lowden, Fortress Monroe-Jw Ell
ssSr Baker PRINCE BamorsaMerT Albeit
schr Forest Tss King Briggs Pew
schr Jesse Williamson, Winsmore, PhiadsIphia-Baker
ss1 sssy
Steamer 0ctorara. Mclaughlin. Baltimore.
ARRIVED. $500
via Havana 9th, with ana passeeers Ludlam hs
Eastman i. Bound n ION 40 sSnA1ea SAp jennie
ana u ca with
Ship Windward tof New Bedford), smith San Francisco
Ss aosa lon as
g. lon 70 spoke seSr re King IRON from SseRas
win pd game se
Y 20 spoke ship shatemuc Oxhard, from Philadelphia for
Bark Arthur PardeM OBJ Of Plymouth. E., Davis Algoa
Wtsiord Msrch s. lat So u, Ion 80 spoke schr Maria
s Nex RaysS pSs Barbados FEB q
passed Z s suneos. A.Isms, bound u: -. ~
Bark Nonantum or BOSTON,. Edwards New Orleans. %
Bark Aeeta caison New Orleans, II days. with sugar
Brig Alma Or. ef Nassau Bode Tru1illo. Feb %. with
Brig R.soi9e Gray. Ponce. Pr Feb a. with sugar and
aa g En-. .dr e YRd Dsw ss Be'hwh cen's0 70
ers Thomas Owen sof Portland Mel Pet,ing Neavitas
Brig Prince XiredI tBr, Of Halax. ks Izatt Nassau,
NJ March with cotton ro'n and 'urpen'ine to
sehr Fee,yooa cs,hsar Para Feb IS with rubber and
John Rose tof Broothaven,. Fournser Demarara,
sehr Edward Everett PartrdCe,s Martins, Feb Is. with
Err ;Gsa:Sa. Hunter s RA,lsaslPphia
Sir s:..a S..s;dy John NIB
schr Plymouth Rock, Allen, Boston. 8 days
ss E Hssss rsnSy hsw hsvsn for Philadelphia
BELOW
Brig Persia.
Also bark aud two briggs unknown.
SAILED.
9th-Ships John Boyd Hilton, Andrews, Wiley, VIM
Deutschland Catharine George Hnrlbut Lin
da Delphine Prus) barks Greyhound Sater, Ellen Morr
son, Drink Urapa Princess Alexandra; bgs jane Blue
Nose n Ladd, Abby Thaxter, Watson, Esquimaux,
Regina Bachelor, W Ring. Richmond. Leonard Perry
~ 81; schrs Campbell OWard Adelaide Abby Forest,
and 80 others.
lOh-Steamshp Bio Bio Havana and New Orleans
The ship Courier, for Port Royal at anchor In the
North River, and will sail the first tAir wind,
Wind NJ sunset Sc.
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having found buyers ga 80 SlA rs for old SIS 70
ST TOR do, and 81 10 S4 for prime. Beef Was
active with sales VI 500 bbls at Sl1 Is SIS for
plain aud $l3 sl3 10 for extra Sales were AFRO
made OF 200 bills and tcrces Of lard within the range
OF lie. 12c 100 boxee OF bacon 1t TIC. exc and
400 packages OF hens and shoulders ct IKc 6kc and
SIC o &c. Butter wes inquired for 81 nc. 26c. for
State and tic. &c. Tor Western. Cheese WAS IN fair
demand at 12c. 1870
active and rasher higher with sales
q 100 hhds. At 10hc 12Xc. FOR New Orleans, anu in
part. lokc . 10kc for Cubs, and 80 bones Havana,
part ~ llc.
TAIIow-Tnere were 140 900 MS sold n l2Hc al3xo
TEAS were quite firm 10 day and rather briskcr.
TOBACCO continues inactive and prices unchanged
The sales IS hhds Kentucky n lee &c., and no
cases s0edeaf al 16c. . &c.
rate for 4. and d.
Sales or Real Estate
House and lot IA West 18th St. 6x63 lot 103 H. $50
House and LOT I73 West 4Sth st. 2x60, lot 20xl005 25
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Wheat was quoted much better with sales reported or
$1,000 bushels ts 20 u IS Tor white end VI 5las 81
for rel and amber Western 81 IS VI 20 Tor Milwaukee
club and amhc rrng aud VI 40a 81 90 for hcaga surrg
Corn Wgs - lFhcr The sales comprised 1000 bushels
mixed NttieH Al gc gec. for sOand and soc % acc
for ars01nd AMI heated. salea made q ono
bushels ye y VI - ~ IL $50 bushels barley ats a.
81 co. Hud otO bushels barley mali al c5 81 10
Onis were w demand ~ ffc SIC according Is Quality
Cor sg was u more demand, with sacs wi 1850 hags
RIO and sauios and 40 Tags 81 Domingo on D. t. and so
bags Marac tibo al &c.
CoiroS active 10 day and prices OF mddlugs
advanced g. sec SIC with sales and fesaes or 800
bales.
ftrGrrs were briskcr but there some rrerrsriiy
Ii rites ~ Liverpool there shipped lfO Ibis go,r
al IL Ga 10 on up. 50 900 Bushels grain Ut 1,d ACID
ID buk aud bags 400 bbls FORK at Is 3D. do package
provisions sos a COS, and 20s 3ts, BY steamer frd
stns vessel zoo bags clover seed ~ Cos aud 1Qs ~
steamer ami sailing sol 80 hhis talluw a0s nn,i
1890 green sacd hides ~ 35s 10 T. nfIn coo bushes
wheat a. ttd 10 buk 200 packages provisions lar,
Ivy sailt vessel u 37s 81 and part ~ steamer o
4tt bb's. o at i0s 10 glasgow, 800 uts auHr -
ia
taovsi ~. Pork was sciiitt u ov Hc#tt aCt tbls
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FxH-D1 MARGULJ1e, PHyMCIAN AID OCUILe1
hfs Hshness de Prince Aezander o. he.se orosses
Dnce in London and ST. Pstssburg may be TOT
~ diseases Of the Bye II the LaSasss House MsW Iosx
I'VE AND EAR-DR. CALDWELL, OcULIS1. NO. 8
II Clinton place Eighth street, Broadway has for
twenty pas devoted his attention excluaivey 70 The
sraminaoo o. or onn,on ns os i Man, at iom "
lP.I.
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> Isms-a annual dividend Of ten per cent, payapie
q demand, free from government tau.
Albert II. Nicolay sold, by order of executors
b close an estate, the following stooks:-
n shs uechanIcs' and Traders Fire Insurance
"a sbs security Life and Annuity lnsurasce Co. "
The aggregate exports Of produce and mer-
chapdise (exclusve Of spscle) for the past week
were $3,749,66A.
We have been handed the following statement
respectiuQ the new Almaden mine Of California
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO. NO. 2. PRIOR TO
L lS5S-Notce is hereby gwen that dividend Of one
and half per from Undivided assets, will be paid
70 the stockholders of the by applying to No s,
Wall street WIN. H. ASPINWALL, President
NFw YoRE Feb ~ 1879 -
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An injunction was then placed on the mine.
In 1851 the workings were recommended. The
Ensequeta mine, on the same property, produces
about 5000 TASKS per annum, and has only been
partially worked.
The earnings Of the Chicago and Northwestern
Railroad for the month ending February %, 1868,
were a. fOllOWs:-
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TrEsDAy March 1915 p. NJ
BREAps1rua.-Therc much more doing IN four to
day and prices loo. 26c per Dbl. higher Sales
were made q 20 600 bbls. state and westcrus 400
Southern and 900 Canadian within our revised range
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE AL.

TUESDAY, March Io-6 r. n
me trade tables Of the commerce OF inc n
Cor The month Of February we're closed toe ~ AZ
ne Custom House, and we present 'ne Aewing
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-11
CHANGE OF TINE.
SCIOTO And HOOKING VALLEY
RO A D.
g ID ~
SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.

SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
ONand after Monday, April 18th, 1851, trinsa
~ will runs as follows: .. ..-----
GONE eNoRrH-Mail'rrai leaves Portsmouth
at 100 A. NJ; arrives at Hamden at lo:l5 P.
making closeconnecton with through trains, to
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad for ALL point;
East and West. Accommodation Train leave
Portsmouth at 80 N; arrives at Hamden at 5
20 PM wa @fGI E.4 10 n r..-f
GoINa SoUTH-- Accommodation Train leav
Hamden at6:l5 A N; arrives at Portsmouth
1O:30l A. N. Mail Train leaves Hamdcn at q:
pu; arrives at Portsmouth ate :00P. N.
Through Tickets for Marietta, Chillicoth
Cincinnati and Columbus, can be procuIed atth
Ticket Ofases OF reduced rates.
J. W. WEBB, Reoeivar
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House, I'm Stairs.

TERMS, CASH.
Tb. DEMOCRAT will be sent Que year for ono
nollar: Six Months, for Fifty Cents; Three
Months, 70: Twenty-Five Cents.
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expiiation OF the time paid for.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
NUMBER 2oS.
CINCINNATI. June 80.


A committee Of the City Council and
citizens had an interview with General
Burnside last night iD regard 10 tho de-
fences Of the city. The committee ad-
journsd without action. At Q meeting
this morning there was = general suspsn.
sion Of business.
The meeting at Columbus yesterday
was held 10 the State House, and was Cd.
dressed by Gov. Tod, who said he had
Information that the rebels design enter.
ing Ohio within the next month. A COM
mittee WAS appointed TO adopt a plan Of
action, and raise volunteer for home do
fense.
Tho Commercials central Kentucky
dispatch says matters on tho Cumbsr-
land wear a threatening aspect. The en-
cmy is represented in force at Albany
Rebels to the number Of $1,000 under
Pegrnm and Marshal arc preparing 70 ad-
vance into Kentucky from Cumberland
Gap. The character Of tho movement il
not fully developed. but those in com.
mand sccm confident Of ability to resist
any attack likely to be made.
There has been heavy rains in Ken
tucky the last 3 days, and the Cumhcr-
land has risen Is feet. The roads arc in
. bad condition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

Harrisburg special to the World says
il is reported that EweIl's forces over
10000 strong is Withdrawing in direc-
ton sf Yorktown. II looks M II the en-
TITO rebel army meant to operate imme-
diatcly against Baltimore.
A rumor is prevalent that Halleck has
been removed and Mcclellan has been
appointed his successor.
A dispatch dated Fort Washington, on
the west bank of the Susquehannsh, yes
terday, states that tho onemy's position
describes the arc OF . circle, the ex-
tremes resting on two main roads, with
pickets and artillery in front and flank.
A battle is expected tomorrow.
The steamer Columbia from New Or
leaus, oath, has arrived.
On the goth the rebels attacked the
bridge at La Fouche Crossing, but were
repulsed.
A second attack was made on the
night Of the 2lst bot were again re-
pulsed with considerable loss, leaving
their dead and wounded on the field.
A deserter from PoIt Hudson says
their best arti!lerist, Capt. Boon, hes been
killed. and also several ladies in the re-
cent assauls. The rebel loss - about
1900.
The doserter states that when he left
tbey had 10 days rationa Wh.-
are gone the rebels inter
;->r IN rnfka inskand
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

Osmpssy. land this 10 avsrrsd In the pleading
and taken to BE- true. IL was com potent for shs
Company. without any sgrs. msnt. TO shut of
The gas and recover damages - claimed 10
this eass. The si.y had vislatsd the agree
uent BY refusing to pay for the gas already
Furnished had expressly rspudiatsd and no.
tilted Ne Company not TO eostinus the cup
ply ; and instead Of complying with the
agreement ssd receiving the eontrset price. OF
treating Il % wholly abandoned, II vas the
right Of the Company. whether the city a.
sentsd OF not. TO withhold the gee and rseov-
Yer the difference between the cost Of farnish-
ing and its value BY the terms Of the contract
Instead Of leaving the matter thus. however.
IL seems that oss Of abundant osutioa on the
part Of both psrtiss. this aRrssment vas
made. by which the gas wss TO be shut of un.
I'll Shs question Of the validity Of the contract
should be decided by the courts. and no q.
isting righ.s Of said Company or the city shsll
bs prejudieed or affected. but the eontract, II
now valid, shall be and remain 90 70 the came
sxtsst a. though the said Company had not
shut Of the gas" Nov II ,his agreement hss
the effect Of depriving the Company Of their
pro6ts. then 10 II not thereby prejudiesd IN an
sxisting r,ghtf Will not such . censtrustion
affect . tight which wss olssr and unQuss-
tionabls at the time. and which hes not been
surrendered. cave BY the tsrms Of On instru-
msnt which (under such . view defeats th .
leadisg object Of its exscutienf The plata
meaning Of the agreement is. that the psrtiss
mutually undertook to susPsnd oil sontrovsr-
- - t. their respective riehss and lsbilitiss
under the contract for furnishing gas. until the
question Of its validity vas settled bv ths
oourts; and when the question wss dster>
mined. they we're to be rsioststed to oil their
rights just - they existed. II such agreement
never had been made. No righls we're con
fsr,ed BY II. and Il certainly Vas not intended
TO take avoy sxistipg ones. We therefore eon-
cluds that the facts stated 10 this cosrt do not
avoid the cause Of astion. and that the de-
murrsr should have bees ovsrruled.
The remainder Of the opinioa relates 10
other questions.
Rsysrsed
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
JACKSON. June %.


Twenty Yankees captured a freight
train at Brook Haven to day, burned it
and left in the direction Of Monticello.
A V,cksburg telegraph Of the 18th
Gays the western shores OF the Mississip-
pi, from Milliken's Bend TO Vicksburg,
arc filled with Confederate troops. They
hold Richmond and New Carthage.
Constant reinforccmsnts from Wachita
to Pembsrton are received. Troops arc
supposed to cross over every night.
Tho Chattanooga Rebel of the gath
edi,oriallv says that Grant on the 22d 1t.
tackled along the whole line, failed to
carry n single brsastwork, was rcpulsed
with loss Of 10000 and is in full re-
treat.
The dispatches from which these in
icrenccs are drawn by the rebels are by
no means conclusive.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.

uiLADALFPiAp Juuc 40.
The Washington Star says il is current.
ly reported here that rebel pickcts made
their appearance four mlles from Alex
andria on the Fairfax road.
The excitement TO day is intense. I'm
Ill u late hour tonight the streets were
crowded with an excited popnIacc, eager.
Iy inquiring for news and enlistiog in de-
fence of the city and State. AT the navy
yard, and most Of the workshops Of tho
city, the business was either entirely sus-
pended or closed at an early hour TO sl.
low men TO drill. and most Of the stores
on Market and Chestnut streets closed
early for the same purpose. The city no
doubt will soon DO placed in state Of
defence.
PHILADELPHIA, June 3O-e:I2 A. NJ.
A special TO the Inquirer from Balti-
more states that a train arrived from tho
western terminus Of the Western Md.
X. X. No rebels had appeared along the
route.
1t is ascertained that large body Of
Federal cavalry reached Getty sbrrg and
took possession, capturing a number Of
rebels. Our army is gradually moving
10 that direction.
Trains on the Northern Central run to
Parkton, 90 miles from Baltimore.
No apprcbcnsions are felt for the Bal
timore and Washington X. Il; it 10
strongly protected, rs is also the Phila-
delphia, Wilmington Il Baltimore X. X.
Gunboa,s are in the Guupowder river,
at Havre DC Grace and in Bush river.
The dciencos of Baltimore are very
strong.
The cars from Baltimore TO Frederick
we're obliged to return after reaching
Sykesvilc, where largo force OF rebel
cavalry were seen tearing up the track.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
DEMOCRAT & NEWS.
THE CIT y.
~. Nse Fourth Page.

GENTS who want an excellent pair of
bsets. sheuld sl~sys g to Jehn Hslsy'.. cor.
sth and Brady. He 10 the best bset naksr In
the city.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

FIVE HUNDRED pieces of gentlemen's
drsss goods to sslsss frea at Krauss's. He
has the best cutter il the city. and will please
all Who leave orders.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

LosE.-Any person having found .
letter directed - Mrs. Thss. Brssksts, which
was lest IL the street this morsing. will cen
fer faver BY leaving the same at this oboe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

SPECIAL TRAINS FOR THE CELEBRA-
rloN.-Ws understand that the n. 4 NJ. Rail-
sosd will run special trains from Iswa Ci,y
and ioternsdists stations on the Fourth, fos
the benefit Of these who wish to attend tie
grand celebration at this place on the 4th o.
July. Tickets will b farnishsd for The trip si
half fare.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

COINS, WARTS, BUsIoNs, INaRowISG
NAILs. &C.-Dr. Wm. Frssmas. the celebrated
Surgeon Chiropodss. hss arrived at the Bur.
tis House. and can Be consulted at room Nc.
so. until July 4sh. Those sfaisssd With any
Of tie above complaints should give hin q
call. Juue 20. div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

WHISTLER has . full stock Of dress
silks. uezanbiquss. muslins. hosiery. prints
trinmisgs. asd. in fact. 10 never at . loss to
suit al hts eustomsrs With the best goods.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
MANCHESTER, Tenn, June 2s.

MANcHEsTER, Tenn, June 28.
The following in the Chattanooga
Rebel. is An account Of the fight OF
ednesday from passengers who came
down on the l.. M. train yesterday:
ave learn that on Wednesday seven
brigades Of Rosecrans' army attacked
the brigades Of Gems. Bates and SiddelI
holding Hover and Liberty Gaps. Gu,
men fought tho enemy until their am
munition was exhausted, when they fol-
back.
Movements Indicate y general sd-
vance Of the enemy's force, which may
rosult in . pitched battle.
"We regret TO loarn that among the
killed in Bates brigade was Maj. Clay
brook. Gen. Siddell lost some estima-
mable ofiicers."
An editorial on the situation says: mo
time within the past two years has the
heroism Of tho Confederate States up
risen in such splendor as now when from
Vicksburg, Virgins and Middle Tennes.
SEQ harbinger days Of peace seem burst
ing in harmonious lustre from the long
night Of war. To drive Grant out o.
Mississippi, invest the Yaskee capital
from Maryland, and defeat Rosccrans, arc
the present objects.
"The troubled spirits Of democracy
must be told that our object is peace
When our independence is recognized
we lay down our arms. Vallaod'ghsm
will toll them so, but let our government,
and generals, in our march over tho Dor.
der. also proclaim that it is recorded that
Ananias, on his way TO hell, threw cor
TO Cerebus. Let us not not disdain te
throw q little SOP to the restless ghost O
democracy
Isham G. Harris, 10 . proclamation Z
column long, calls for 5000 troops, fo'
s,x months, from Tennessee, under tha
provisions Of an act Of the rebel Con-
gress to provide fox local defence ant
special service, composed Of men owe
20, or such - are not liable 70 conscrip
ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
Who Shall be Suoeesser Of Judge Dil.
Ion

" - Oooss - SWo@COoOs Va SoS0O 49,
Hen. Jshn r. Dillon. having been noninas-
% for the Supreme Bench. will II elected ssd
perhaps before election. resign his place On the
District Bench, and Il becomes an important
qusstios a. 10 Who shall be HE successor. We
judge from the feeling amosg shs members si
the bar Of this city that they want an honest.
capable Judge. without reference to HE pelitio
al predilsetisns. and one too whs oan raise
above party in the dissatisfaction Of bis office.
and ws venture = cay that the people will
''sssond shs motion"
1t seems that Mosea.ins claims the Jsdge-
ship on the ground that SCOTT county has the
Congrsssmsn. Supreme Judsssh,p. Ailitsry
hssdqaartsrs, &c.. and that W ough. TO Be-
soatens. without claiming anything more.
We do not claim thst Ssstt ssusty 10 sati-
slsd 10 the Jadgsship. on the ground sf To-
sality.
The bar Of hassAsins have agreed upon }
Ssstt Riehoss. Rsq.. - their sheiss Ar.
Riehnsn stands high % . lawyer and . gen
sisoaa. II be shall Be urged - party cas-
didats vs shall oppose him. But ~ have ever
been In favor Of The sslsstion Of Judges without
rsfsrsses to politics. II the bar sf he whole
district. Democrats end Republicans. viii agree
upos NJ. Rishmaa this will be satisfastory -
-. without any Inquiry - 70 bis political a.
foisiss. Il will rest With the Republicans 10
cay whether the matter viii take Political
shape. II they force uste party contest ~
will usgs thss some prominent democratic
lawyer shsll take the field. and ~ shall lsber
TO elect him. II they are villisg 10 lss the
Bar DECIDE the matter without reference to
psliliss, - vill be ssstsbt.
RARE CHANcR.-One Of the best sa-
looms 10 the city for sale cheap. now doisg .
good busiasss; good rsasons given for selling
out. ALSO large stock Il wines and liquors
Al cost prices one year ego. Inquire At the
Chicago Ale aud Oyster House. Brady sreet
opposite the Post Office.
BARsER d NORM. Agents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30
CITY OF DAVE NPOR T
CELEBRATION o. rAs s7sa AnKivsnsAsy o.
Amsrisan Independence.
4, 1868.

rNhE CITIZENS OF SCOTT COYNry AND
L vicinity ere cordially invited TO participate
In . Grand Cslebrstios Of the Glorious Fourth I!
st the city Of Dsvsepsss and oil delegations frsm
vsrious distssts ase requested 70 organize - once
aad report to the Olisf NArshai Of the day, ~
early - penihle. thee sese paasssAy Be assigned
them In she pfeS0ssion. The celebration will
consist of civic asd military procession 10 tho
Fair Grounds, an OrAtisn by kev. II. N. Powers,
and reading Of the DsclarAtion Of Independence
by h. Z. Cook, Esq, and in the EVENING"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

ResigaatiOns In Iowa Regimenss.
Captain D. Martin West. 90 l. 9th Cavalry.
resigned Jane 90th. 1862.
Adj Edward Rsiner, 30th Inf. rssignsd
Jsns 10th.
lot Ii Nsstor A Young. Co X. sOsh Inf.
resigned Jnps 6th
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

FARRAND's ten thousand customers
are seti6sd that be 10 prepared for the big.
gsst kind Of rus upon HE stsek. Hs keeps
ths bert stssk asd sells very Low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

PsRsoHAL AID MILITARY. = Brig.
Gen. Roberts. Brig. Gen. Campbell, and Capt
Bell. A. A. g.. left this morning for Ksokuh
10 inspect the hospitals asd troops in that VI
visity. Gen. Campbell will before he return,
visit Fort Randall and siosx City.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-30

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