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streets. Washington 10 2s.iat
SECOND SALE OF Lots
TEN LOTS on Pa av. bet Sta and "a .ts. sas
FIVE rss DE- sf's.' BET as' sas Ys each
NINE LOIS on 81. ee s.s and 9TH cas-.
FOUR 16 t5Sst Gn n I'd lrSa ssa ts
4 s''f foE y es per Of 10th and s. % fit
TEN cor p5ess sna to 3 'front.' price.
TIN lofts from NJ slS ,s to Z, slso; -. y ..n..
sseh 100 So #; ericss from sI7s to sass.
Terms: One nalf each balance in monthly pay
ts5s afy be Site ct s Ssss s1sss
arcing paid by the purchaser. je 81 cost
EURNIsHED HOUSE FOR RENT-No. I5s.
corner Penn avenue and I'D street, entrance
on 20 street. is22 3ts
i AMI three huild ing LOTS, on 7ta street, near
fsnn avenue Navy Yard Inquire the rre,u-
Uses. ie 2a-Iw'
Eok RENr-:A thret-story BRIcK HOUsE,
streets. south side. ' F'''''' ~ is' a' st %
FOR BENT - Desirable APARTMENTS, IN
I suite, On first and second floors. party Of
every attention paid to t.oss IN son.e 5s;
81 49, l7th street. between II and /. IL 2.-lwA
ITO LEr-A DWELLING HoUsE for \ term OF
VIII .aisr e1sa sa':s and ss
Rent S675 per annum. with good security \
small portion OF the furniture mIst be Sold the
1cceptant. Addre as, with nSme and security, 20
Box ell Post Office. Je e2.2t.
DFPtcE AND DEsK ROOM FOR RENT. AT
~ lePs.tnsnt Exchange se Gs 4 .sst
FURNITURE FOR sALE-The Furniture of a
Il fret, class dwelling, beautifully situated In a
central part of the city; the same IesrlY new and
made 10 order IL q Northern market: will be sold
nccn reasonable terms, and the bnu.. to rent
The "wnrr heing desirnus to relirquish house
st.rGs, Address, with real nsn,e, l.. BsI 622
City p o. - 2,
FOE SAIL VERY DESIRABLE RESI-
L UENCE-brick House No. As street !,e-
tween l3t and Eth streets west, with nine rooms
WOOD house and stable; over 900 feet of grou id
wits choice shrubbery. flowers, and fruit; peHrs,
peaches, piums. cherries, grape.. currs ots raSp-
herrIes, d: immediate possession will We gjven
For terms, inquire of d. SMIrH,456 Seventh
re 2o-5tf
TF'o LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE. near the
City Hall. Inquire at this Off &C. ie l6tf
E'OR SALE-I50 desirable BUILDING LOTS in
L various sections of the city OF Washington at
low prices and on Convenient terms. Apply to e.
CAkUSI, Law Once, No. s. Louisiara avenue
Je Slim
E'CRNIsASD ROUMs To isENT-Yor rsnt. 81
so 18th street, eat siss, between q and Il
streets, nestly furnished and very coU1ortab!e
FED ROOMS, and SITTING ROOMS, and PAR
LORS. The nsiEhborhoed is one OF mort desirable
in the city. Every attention paid to those occupy
ing them. No children in the house. my 8-ff
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l1ASTRT COOK WANTED AT THE CLARKN-
con Hotel. Apply a. the Office. Je - etr
WANTED-A COOK and GIRL, Cor house
w work, and two BOYS tcolored). Can en- Pa.
aTcnus, corner Second street, Restaurant.
Je 2"-as HUGH McMAHAN, Keeper
WANTED TO RENT-By the first of July .
w ANAL plainly turnlshed HOUSE, in Wask
n gton or Georaetown. Alss, s,tuation. Ia a
fancy or dry goods store. by a Young lady of
pleasant address and gooo education. Address L.
M Star Office. 10 s1s ts
STRAiED AWAY Yesterday, q heavy draft
> HORSE; brown color: about IL hands high;
years old. liberal rew ward will be aid If returned
70 8 L. BEkGSTEESSER, corner Pa. avenue ard
Garrison street js 7S SIS
e REWARD.-Strsyec away from the premises
,pI OF tae SUBSCRIBER, mall brindle COW about
or years OLD. No particular ma rks noticed but
part of her back white Fhe above reward viii
De paid IT turned 20 DAN'L RIODEE, corner Of
i3tn ana streets, je S5-9t
EACKLLkST SECOND BAND PIANOS.
;, We have On hand several excellent second n saa
ramos which will be sold cheap.
1e S.3t G. MCGUIRE Il 90.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY, AND INDECENT
LANGUAdE.-This morning, Maria Shannon
was arrested by officer Frazier. upou the Oath
OF Hilary kenney, charging the prisoner with
maliciously striking her on the head with
large paving stone. The prisoner was taken
from the evidence that both are very fiery
little women; both married, and living near
each other. They had aquarrel Sunday night,
and Mrs. kenney was assaulted by Mrs Shan
non on Mrs. Kenney's premises; first striking
her with her fist, afterwards with the stone,
lnf1letlng severe wound on the head. The
quarrel was caused by Mrs kenney calling
Mrs. shannon her husbands mistress Mrs
Shannon was held to bail for court and MRS.
henney was fined S2.5S for using the language
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JUDGE IN QCANDAsY.-YesterdRy, in the
District Court, sitting Court OF Admiralty,
Judge WyBe presiding, Il question came up
which caused the learned Judge to cogitate.
cluded III the property before the court for
condemnation was = large amount of Con.
1edtrate funds. The Judge said that it would
not be proper for him 10 order its condemna
ton because in SO doing il would be recognized
rs property. and he could not order it to be
sold, because that would give it circulation
A member OF the bar suggested that IL be de.
stroyed, bat the Judge remarked that that
could not DO done, rs it would be giving aid and
comfort to the enemy, by relieving them OF SO
much OF their Liabilities. The matter was in
formally passed over, and in the meantime the
money rem aims in the custody Of the clerk.
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--LATEST QUoTAT1oHs-WAs HInsro1 mon.
ny MARKsr.-Furnished by Lewis johnson q
Co., Bankers.
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'tNo LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE, near the
i City Hall. Inquire at this Off ee re 6-tf

II CKNIsh III kOUhs Tt isEET-Ror rsnt 81
40 18th street, eat siss, between q ard II
s 3 rec nessly furnlshed and very oniortabe
LORS. The neiEhborhoed Is one OF mort desir abIs
in the city Every attention paid to those occupy
ing them. No children in the house nv 8-ff
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LOST AND FOUND.

CD REWARD .-Strayed or stoen from my resi-
= aence. on Monday, 22d ins t~nt, a white
looDLE DOG. The above reward will be paid
for his recovery
10 23-Stt JEO III SEHsES
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x = HENARD.-Strsyed rom ny stable on the
~ .lst instant, about IL o'cioc6 small BAT
had on leather halter with large rope attsche ed
The above reward WI be paid for Information
leading 70 her recovery.
GEO. OFT WUNDER
le 22-lW No. JI6 Thirteenth ST Island
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EAcxLLKST sEC0Na BAND PIANOS
PAR ZION

We have On hand several excellent second n saa
Pianos which will be sold cheap,
Je 25-3t J G. MCGUIRE Il 90.
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TRHRl1 SUPERIOR CARRIAGE HORSES FOB
L sALE.-The Bubscftberg are author
ICED to sell three valuable Bay Carriage IN
Horses BELONGING to the estate Of the lateAA
Major Edward Boyce. well breke to Harness. and
beautiful travellers, two of them are excellent
Buggy Horses. For terms, &C.. apply to JAS O.
chants. IL Ig-ef
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

L'oR RENF--A veil furnished FR0kf ROOM.
.eeond aoo-. Apply ct Al a str set, corner OF
twelfth s,E8.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAI,H.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
NEWS FROM REBEL SOURCES
ANNOUNCES THE FALL
OF vlCkNBuRC.
den. Hunter Reliered Of
hts Com ~ and.
Con. Gilmore his Successor.
ENCMa.s-0A or PRIiO.s.ERs.
Indications OGanO lllcr Bat
tic nj Manassas.
RUMORS THAT LEE Is MARCH
ING ON WASHINGTON.
Latest New ORLEANS News.
Indications OianO q her 1Bat
tic nj Manassas.
RUMORS THAT LEE Is MARCH.
ING ON WASHINGTON.
Latest New ORLEANS News.
From New York.

New loRK, June 2.
Herdifs Washington dispatch states
intelligence received through rebel chan
ncls that Nlcksburg has fallen ,eilii
cation y our own advlccs is awaited.
A Times Dispatch says Hunter is re-
licyed from the command OF tho Depart
ment of the South, and Gen. Gilmore
succeeds him.
A rcconnolsance 10 Warrenton to- day
developed rebel movements in that direc
ton.
About 1000 Western troops quartered
at ST. Louis. have just been exchanged
2l5 Cnlon otlieeis captured Al Chan
ecllorsillc have been exchanged aud or
dercd to repor, for duty lmmed aely
The Worhfs Washington dispatch
says the rebel pickc,s have almost en-
tncly disappeared on the iappahsnnock
Bakslalc's Mississippi b Igadc has
left the ,iciniv. Indie lions are that
the rebels are moving in the direction ot
'ulpcppcr
The Star thinks there will be bait,
a, Manassas .hortly.
The UeraM has Il dispatch datec
Headquarters Army of ihe Potomac
June |, stating TINT flag OF trnc hao
been seni across the Rappahaunock yea
rcrdat. The rebel officers stated thar
Grant had been rcpulsed at Nlcksbure
but they refused any kicbmo"d pnp,is
TO be seen or brought ACROSS the Kappa
hammock.
The HeraifS Washington concspon
dent says II is understood that Admin a
Foote will relieve Dupont.
There has been consid cradle excite
meut Eere to-day and he sirccts are iul
Of rumors that Lee is moving towards
Washington, via Culpepper.
There were three games played nj
billiard tournement last night, and
Goldthwal c, kavanaugh and Foley wc',
the victors
The steamer Creole, from New Or
leans the oath ult., arrived this morning
A dispatch 10 The Fra Of the 24tli
ult,, dated lort Hudson Plains, May %
says that yesterday Angcr's whole divls
ION was engaged in nine hour fight on
Port Hudson Plains, four miles III The
rear Of PIT Hudson, on the Bayou Sara
road. The rebels were thoroua hly
whipped, and left large numbers OF killed
aud wounded on the field.
] he rebel Gen. Gardner sent flag q
truce at midnight, asking permission to
bury their dead.
We took 1000 prisoners.
The enemy was drive three miles
from his Il St position, and Anger blv-
ouack' d on The field of battle.
Our loss is twelve K He'd and s (
wounded. The llG New York aud "a
Lon slsna uttered most. Our men fought
with great bravery.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
LATEST NEWS.
FILL or PUEBL.a /!
THE FRENCH GAIN A GREAT
VICTORY.
Exploits Of an Iowa Boy.

New YORK, June l..
An extra of the Uduana Diuri0 of the
26th, received this p. IN, per steamer
sheldrake, reports the arrival at Havana
OF the French war steamer DAMN, from
Vera Cruz with important dispatches
from Gen. forey, announcing the occu-
patton of Puebla by the Fench forces
under his command. The prisoners in-
clude Gen. Q tega and twenty three 9th
er Generals, 900 other minor officers and
1900 men. 1t appears that on the 18th
Gen. Forey oper ed with heavy artillery
on Fort Totime Pulitt, and on the l7lh
q breach was effected.
The French troops then moved to as
sault, and after desperate resistance, en-
tered the place, when Gen. O tcga sur
rendered Internationally. On the 2oth
one division of the French army started
for the City of Mexico.
The Memphis papers of the 2sth state
that the Bulletin confirms tue statement
that Grant invests Nlcksbnrg.
1t also states our forces have succeeded
IN taking a portion of the rebel works. -
The fort. remaining to be taken are very
formidable, and command the entire
town. Several charges have been made
up IN them, but with little success. The
rebels seem to think their position is i'm.
pregnabe. The riter batteries have been
mostly silenced.
Sherman lis on the right, two miles
from Haines' Bluff McClernand is a
mile and a ha from the Court House, in
the ceptre. Mcpherson is at the lower
end Of Vicksburg.
The report that Pemberton offered TO
surrender Vicksburg on terms, i. con
tirmed. 1t is also believed that the re
ported arrival of Banks forces at War
renton, Is true.
CAIRO. juno /.
The Memphis Bulletin of Saturday
gives an account t Two skirmishes be-
tween our cavalry forces and rebel rang
ers under Col McCrelis, with the 4th
Ill From Germantown to upper Mi $ IS
iPpi they encountered rebel force and
drove them south Of the Talahatchie,
wi h loss of k led and 3 mortally
wounded. The other. under Maj Walk
er, 5th Kansas, 5 miles out. On the 25 h
uil, he encountered force OF rebels and
bad sharp skrrnish. The federal loss
was killed and % wounded; rebel loss
killed and s wound, d.
Sergt JOS Griffith, Co. |. 22d Iowa, on
the 22d ult., at Nicksburg, with | men,
charge the rebel works and took it, AT
ter holding it some 'ime,the rebels re took
it, XII led the men and knocked the
Sergeant nsens BILE. He recovered con-
sciousness Just as 10 rebels in the fort had
fired their muskets at our forces. lie
sprang to his feet, caught $ musket, took
the rebels all prisoaers and marched them
into the Federal lines.
Gen. Carr in not hurt, as reported
Gen. Hoover has not been injured, nor
has Gen. Steel.
The prisoners arrived to dav are AS fol
lows: 3 Col. j. 1t Coils, Majors, 40
Captain, 45 lst Lieutenants, 65 I'd
L,ente uants, Sd Lieutenants, and $50
Sergeaots. Total 4 ,22O prisoners.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
THE CIT Y.

To THE PUBLIc.-Notice is hereby
given to all It may concern, that this office
will not hereafter consider itself responsible
Tor the Lills Of any person whomsosver. un
ing the signature Of ID. n RICHARDSON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
THE l.vG O.NE TN.
u. s. Assessor 4 OFviCs.t
lima 4Ry

q. ,. n HFhFuH 2 VFVINEI
june !, ltty
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
y "lncomo Tax" must bo returned without do
ley
those v no do not render their statements he-
foro the 10Th inst. viii be ssssss.d as the law
directs flant firms witt Iroper dnectlons cAn be
be had at this oilic., AM no onc Oh, Dd welt to
Quilted upon The tnw requires h"o aoeount OF
IN. pront. gain or iuoome for III. y-er i't2 10 bc
,.niered and n ,elH not onsirer 10 uhd., s,tmate
IL when tbs IL DOM th. Assessor viii . obhg-
ed 10 mako his own additions IN acootdnDeo wih
hi. knowledge or jutrmebt II will therefore be
tho beet policy tur every ono to present At once
n ttus statement for tho truth must DO sbown,sld
withholding 1t will only add 10 the tai.
HENRY II SMITH
Once 3 r.. cofnr oi ID and brady Sta
lt2-dst
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

Justice Peters dis
charged WIN. Fraser from custody yesterday
the proof that his first wife 10 living or even
'ha, he was actually married to the woman
sufficient.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

LADIES pIC-NIC.-A number OF the
young ladies of our ci.y-snd DO burg 10
America can boast OF so many and 90 lovely
nade all the necessary arrangements for . Ia
dies pic -nic. which they propose shalI 90 ne
of on the Island tomorrow. The ladies fur.
oish everything. eatsbes. drinkables, music
aud pay oil the b,lsi All they ask in return
10 the company Of the fascinating young gen
tlemen who have been favored with an invita-
lion The party will leave the depot building
to morrow morning at eleven o'clock. Be On
sahd, all you who have passes.
CONVENIENT, SOMETIMES. - Lawyers
are very handy things TO have. once in .
while. but t.en sgsin they are great uuisianc
e. Yesterday morning Postmaster EIdridgs
went up to the jan to see If he could not pro
cure come further Information from the boy.
Who had been arrested Cor robbing the rect.
.ffce. He had just conn encsd talking with
young Adam and sscs,,s,ned from him N.
TACT that be had short time o, eyious DESTROY
ed s.veral hundred lett.rs, when a coupls O,
lawyers ualksd In aud told the boy. the,
INST not tell any thing more about what the.
had eeen or done 10 the matter. The BOY.
we're then f,rmsd that these lawyers had
been engaged - their council, and Of cour :.
nothing further conld be got out Of them
The mysterious oissppearalcs cs Of many letter.
would have NO doubt been fully explained had
these legal gentlemen not entered. and many
snxiou. min do Get st rest regarding th.
whereabouts Of money and oth.r valuable Or.
,iclea We think on the whole lawyer sre .
useless branch Of soeie,y-a vs shall 20 in
strong for an oblitersting act TO sppl, 10 thei,
case.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

Bishop Lee preached at DesMoines
on Sunday last and administered confirmation
to . number Of persons in the evening Of she
came day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

KsHoE Il CARuARr, at the New
York store. will open TO day. new styles OF
dress goods. slk lace man,ilias. sbawls, ladies'
and miss-s silk mite, ge:n an boys linen
pant' goods. Also large as ort nent OF sun
umbrellas
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

THOSE summer goods at Whistler
have arrived ust in time for this splendid
weather. Call 10 ladies and make your pur-
cha,ss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

That same Wizard OIL" continues il
ers,t demand At Ballord's. The virtues OF th.
article have been thoroughly tested and pro-
ven. For sale only al Bal'ords.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
Population OF Scott County.

The census returns OF the various Township
Asessors show that scott county hns popu.
iation Of IL $50 females. and 1910 malss. OF
a total Of 20 $40, divided as f,llsws:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

Frs. WooDs & FAnSEsroCK atterd
10 Farrand'. block. opposite o.. I'd door to
the right. up stairs Call and examine speci-
NEE sets Of teeth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
TO-DAY'S ADN'TS.


rI,HE LAD ~ OF THE PRES ~ 1ERlAN
] Church will hold u Strawbetry Festival at
LeClairc Hall an Friday and Saturday evenings
of this week. tho proceed 20 towards paying tho
Church debt Mr. Wallace. Of the rhilhar-
monte society, will provide come hno music for
tho occasion Tho puulie are i,yited TO attend
June 2. 1868. dot
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

Buy one Of those elegant summer hats
at FarrAnd's. Straw hats, lsghorn hats. fine
oool summer hate of all knds. cheaper than
ever. opposite Metropolitan Hall.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

NoTIoE.-Persons having account
against X chsrdson West d Co.. will confer
Element.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

WADswoRTH has q full supply OF
elk cloaks, msntles, circulars also rich sum.
msr silks and musns.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

KRAusE is still receiving summe
goods. which he will make up into fashionab
suits at short notice
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
ME- GkOPOLls HALL.
POSITIVELY THREE NIGHTS ONLY.
Tuesd.y, WsdR .day and Thur sday
Evenings, JuSe I'd, Sd Il 4Gh.
TIE woRLs RENOWNED
SAM. SHARPLEI'S MINSTRELS,
Brass Band & Burlesque

vJ,HE MAMMOi H TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
Twenty Star Performers, the Monitor. Of
Minstresy, who's. tour through the Eastern
Sta .es has been succession OF br liant riumI b.
pronounced by the pubic being the only per
iect and lsxitimste orgs sston IN ex stepce,s nd
lsuded ~ith the most latter ng encomiu !" by
the press whereve' they hsve appeared, will in
troducc the great chal enge roxIamDe as above.
Everything new and original, produ ed in that
ole style peculiar to those Ethiopian Iron
CIads.
o'block prsci cisely.
Ticxets, % cents Reserved Seats, 50 cents.
See mammoth posters and descriptive pro-
prsnmes. SAN. SH aRPLkY, Narager.
m,25.d&wlw s NEWCOMB, business Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

IS A FIr.-A young eolored girl
named Norris. was attacked by coDvuls'ons
Yesterday, aud frll on the sidewalk near the
Court House. She was carried into the jail
parlor and the necessary r.s.orati. es aduinis.
tered which brought her around all light.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

GREENE is now receiving all the New
York Dsiliee IL hours ahead of the mails
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
NUMBER lS4
THE MARKETS.

Davenport Market.-.Daily Report.
OvTIoR ov rHs DsH. 4 Nnws,l
Tuesday Eve., June Z.
Wheat Is firm though quotations remain un-
changed.
FLoua-Dull. Wholesale, t6600td. 80; retail,
50 o00t1 90. shipments 10 brls
wHxAr- 7oGeoc Receipts 2 2i5. shipments
1880 bu.
Coas SOC. Receipts 74a bu.
Oars -a30ptso Receipts 200 bu. Shipments
$50 bu.
Woai.~-W shed 600.
Chicago Markets.
CuIoAao, June l.
FLouR : Inactive. Spring L.tra $500. White
Winter th62is
NnKAr Market .0t1 No better. .i56J l7r.
Cons W lower. 4i0fh "a
oAls trmer, and i4W2c higher. t5is1b1
ia store.
kyK Steady. No IL, IN store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
iDiEU,

10 London, on tho oh of May. 1863. after a
hort illness, JANE COULTER, wife Of SAMUEL
+ shrTH late of Le isire. Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
RIVER ITEMS.

Tuesday, Juno 2.
ApRIvSDJ
kATRCAssHL, B. w. Davis, AoDtrose.
CANADA. P-rkcr. 1T Louis
JANIS MKAAs. Pierce. Dubuque.
DErARrED.
Pill HEHDyFsos. Rho ae', Dubuque.
kAfE ,AssEL, Is w. DAVIS. Nonirose.
CANADA, Parker, IT. Paul.
Tn, whole number Of steamboat arrivals a, the
port during the q onth Of June vas e2hty-six.
Corresponding month Of last year ninety five.
BoA,s LEAVING TO-hoRRow.
The mail and passenger packet Jennie Whipple
Csptsin Campbell will depart for keokuk and
intermediate lsnjingsto morrow morning. Lem
uel Psrkhurst in the ,fice. "A. 1iebein, agent.
The mail and passenger packet james Means,
Captain Pierce, will depart for Dubuque and way
points TO morrow morning X. n. Prettyman,
agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02
Ale! XXX Ale! Pare XXX Ale
sulLEY's PURE XXX ALE,

P.osent Use Ale ss per bbl., Stock Ale %.
TvHE SUBSCRIBER Is NOW MANUFACTUR
/ ING. aud is prepared - deliver. the above
ssdsrc at Fst.o&ss
esp 1-dV 3. SHItEY
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

ysAs. 3. rurHAn. JoBh y. nOusns
pUvN N 4 ROG EMS.
A fTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORS AT LAW
"A OrgIos, Davenport Block, No. -. Main .t.
3esoed gleeg. jsaJ-du
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Z hriSiOl1her M'leM,
HoYss sheer L. Veterinary surg con

- WISHES TOI INFOtM THE CIr- -
HtvnTzsss Of Davenport ard
OUC unity geners y that he has per v "
mauently located himself in this city where he Ia
prepared TO fhos horsel on the scieptihtc prihci-
pies After twenty yeas,tudy and practice on
the anatomy Of the loot, OF which time no has
spe I eleven years der the sup-IiBteBdebce OF
the best v.terinaria,s 10 Europe, be wishes to
,ay that he Will give satisfaction 10 ali persons
having hooes abor Dg under the disease of corns.
or conrac,iJn.. commonly called Enough bound
interfering orerreschiu ing, quarter cracks, 9nd
cracks, tprsins OF tbc eofts. founders. ring bones
and spav ius, for all OF wbicn he warrants a per-
feet cure ii curable The greater part Of these
licenses are caused by shoeing or want Of proper
jud. .msot nci.dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. The ladies
Of the Pfesb. terian church will hold straw
cry festival in LeClaire Tia II on Friday and
saturday evenings next, the proceeds to go to
wards paying the church debt. All our young
gentlemen trends are expected to be on hand
early, remain all the evening and treat the
young ladies in a mos. sumptuous manner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-02

DRIVE OUT THE URcHIss.-lf Post
Master Eldridge wishes to prevent recur-
renee Of the recently developed robberies IN
his office. he will adopt some means TO keep
out from the public lobby the army Of urcLi,s
Who hang around there every time mail ar
dives. These youngsters have no business I,
visit the Poet office, but are there for no other
earthly purpose but to get in peopls's way and
them out IL the thing is possible.