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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

1t is asserted that Richmond is held
by not over 1000 men.
The Richmond Dispatch Of tho 23d
says it is thought Vicksburg must fall,
without the interposition of miracle.
The Dispatch has q report of battle
at Big Creek Gap, East Tennessee, Fri
day last, between Buckner and the Fed.
erals under Burnside. The Federal.
were repnlsed twice, with a heavy loss.
Burnside commenced flank movement,
and Buckner fell back to Clinton to COW
er Knoxville
The Richmond Dispatch Of the 23d
says 1t was stated yesterday that =
heavy force Of unionists had landed at
some point on the York River.
MEMPHIS, "a, VIA CAIRO, June 26.
Col. Misner has Just returned from Nh
extensive cavalry expedition south from
Lagrange. He reports as follows:
He broke up n command under Gen.
George, At Panola, destroyed the railroad
bridge ut tho Yooakaway, the tresllc
work just beyond, and q portion of tho
road from there north. lie then crossed
the Tallahatchie, coming north, and pur-
sued Chalmers beyond Coldwater, on tho
Helena road. He made for tho Talla-
hatchie ~ cross at the mouth Of the
Coldwater, killed Is or 90 Of Chalmers
men, and took 40 prisoners.
lie paroled all the sick at Pamela, and
destroyed ali tho army supplies, work
shops, mill, depots, etc. llc then passed
mcrce, destroying An immense amount Of
forage and subsistence, aud took from
800 to 800 horscs and mules, and 500
head of cattle.
He sent detachments north and north
east from Pamela to destroy or bring
away all subsistence, forage, horses, mules,
etc.
lie passed through five counties, trav-
clied 200 miles, aud crossed three streams
Chalmers had with him Stokes, Stem
mer's and Blythc's men, 900 strong, with
three pieces Of artillery. The remainder
OF hi. force fled south via Charleston un-
der George.
Misncr destroyed all the forces at Pa
noa and Collwa ater, and lost only one
man killed and one wounded.
Col. Phillips says his fight with tho
enemy at the Tallahatchie at times was
very severe, fighting within thirty feet.
lie saw three of their officers killed in
side his line of skiInishers, and he WAS
nearly surrounded. The cncmy's loss
was over 100.
A large number Of companies raised in
Northern Mississippi, joined Faulkner,
Chalmers, Ruggles and Koddy, who had
arranged q movement Oh our In es, which
had been kept off by these movements.
Gen. George made a speech at Oxford,
Miss, threatening to force into service
every able-bodicd man in tho country il
companies we're not made up to reinforce
Johnston.
We have had no news from Grant
since my report yesterday.
A heavy rain is falling TO day.
Gen. Dodge reports heavy rains at
Corinth.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
THE MARKETS.


OFviCK oV the DEn. h ksws,
saturday kvc.. juno n.
Quotations unchanged.
FLouR--w Wholesale, e6AoG6.GO retail, $3.50
$3.50. Shipments GO bbl,.
WnsAr-70U95o. Choice lots S5t93e. Re.
seipts 1929 bu. Shipments 100 bu.
Coms-5lo. Receipts 800 bu. Receipts 7N
bu. Shipmedts 36C.
OATs-50td6lo.
WooL.-Washod 6oQl60o. Receipts 100 lbs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
II. RODDEWIG
DDALsR IN
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.

No 20 LcClalse Row.
CONSTANTLY ON HANJ THE BEST
" quality Of
Fine Cut, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos.
SNUFFS, NECRSCHAUM PIPES,
WOOD AND CLAY PIPES
~ Gentlemen will hnd my Cigar the best In
the city. JoeSS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

RARE CHANCE.-One OF the best sa-
looms 10 the city for sale cheap. now doing .
good business; good reasons given for selling
out. Also large stock f wines and liquors
a. cost prices one year ego. Inquire At the
Chicago Ale aud Oyster House. Brady street.
opposite the Post Office
BARBRR 4 EcRrH, Agents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

VERY ETFlCIRNr.-Our present police
force, headed BY Chief d Anisl II. Severance. is
proving very efficient 10 suppressing rogusry.
and bringing law-bresker to justice. The
Police Court record demonstrates conclusivsiy
that very few roguss escape being rewarded
for their sccentricities. Tois 10 - II should
be. Oar city 10 full Of strange people. and
many Of them have come here to live by tasir
wits. Itis we'll enough to keep . curious eye
upon oil such."
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

NEW YoRK. juno 81.
FROM Market heavy. $535Wb .b5 extra
state s. 7fa6. 90 X. II. q.
WHEAT Market shade easier. $l.l6dl .3s for
Spring Sl.2taI.40 Mil. Club. &l.+AGl.4y
Winter Red
Coms-Unchanged 75alT6c sound 72dt76c IN.
sonnd.
WuisEY-AX
New York stock Market.
Nxw Yons, June 70.
Stocks strong.
(,old. a..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27
BRUSH xAsvrAcTuakl

ATAs REMOVED TO SECOND STREET: -
"A ct tween Warren and Vine. vhese hs viu =
Der Of yed 70 see HE old east ,nsss ssd caee -
sQfIeuds The best brushes 10 the masses -
stsnslv on hand oe nasulnseufsd % seees.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

ORAToR AND RsADER.-The Rev. II.
N. Powers hes been selected % orator for the
Fourth Of July celebration, and Z. +. Cook
for reader. As our young friend rssds we'll.
We would suggest that 10 addition to read.
ing the Declaration Of Independence. he will
make . decided hit BY reading Washington
Farewell Address to his country. It 10 doc
ment Of great importance. and It will do the
people goed to hesr 1t just now.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-27

IoaEPh WIS ZlE q,

ITAS REMOVED To SECOND STREET. BE-
i tween Warren and Vine. vhsfe no win oS
ols..s6 ~ =. his old cast ,men end mako new
trends. The best brushes In the maekst eeo-
sssn,Iy On hand or manufactured - sedss.
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BIG.EE'S VIEWS.
a straw.

Dcfnitcness in Natural History is much to
be wished for. Whom the name OF an animal Is
literally banded about, il is exceedingly de-
sirable to investigate its origin and lis habits,
and to establish, upon scientific basis, all Its
individual peculiarties, 1.-The Copperhead' Is,
as we admit, form of life, which although
new. may be pretty well defined. He is very
ant when he is forced into activity, by the fire
of the elections, to go into a ridiculous wriggle
of his self.anatomy. From the very peculiarly
of his position, he is obliged to eructatc para
doxes in great numbers, and of n variety Of
loudness and scent--he leads shlity existence
he has a speech for Monday and speech for
Saturday-he has formula for Pennsylvania
and another formula for Ncw-York-here he
Kisses and there he whines; but whether he be
melancholy or morose, he is the same steady
and sharp and captous critic OF an Ad-
ministration which does not need his mag
nanimity, but is certainly entitled to 1t.
With these preliminaries, we think that
we may say that Mr.. William Bigler
of Pennsylvania is, as TO his caput, prominently
cupreous. MIR. William Bgler wrote letter to
the Pittsburg meeting, on the 9TH inst, which
is quite q marvel of fault finding, as we findit
printed in the newspapers. The net purport
and upshot of Mr.. William Biglers letter is,
that while in this sore national illness, wehayc
tried merely the heroic remedy of blood letting
We should have tried ut once and continually
the emollient prescription of soft soap. 1t is
the opinion of Mr.. william Bigler, that
there existed in the Seeding States large body
of Union men, who only needed TO be coddlel
and carcsscd to present all invinciblc phalanx
against Secession. 1t is the opinion Of Mr.
William Bigler that these men should still be
coddlcd and carcssed II is further the opinion of
Mr.. William Biglcr that these persons will not
consider themselves coddled and caresscd by the
Emancipation Proclamation. Wherefore Mr.
William Bigler trusts that the next Governor of
Pennsylvania will be Democrat Should he
be- in the enthusiastic opinion Of Mr.. William
Bgler, the war may be considered as substan-
TALLY over.
Mr.. William Bigler is evidently one Of those
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DONrINICA-A LESSON.

San Domingo vas discovered Ivy Columbus
in 1893, and was one Of the earliest possessions
of Spain in the New Woli, having been col.
onized by Span.ards SO early as 1896. The
Spanish portion of tie Island was transferred 10
France in 1895, but, after many fluctuations
reverted to Spain, and finally achieved It's indie.
pcndence in 1903, throwing off the Spanish
yoke and abolshing Slavery in 1903. Repeat.
edly united with the less extensive but tar moro
acile and populous French portion Of the island.
now the Republic of Hayti, its people always
chose to be independent, and were peacefully
Aourishing as a free republic when their PreS.
dent Santana traitorously sold them to Spain
two or three years ago. SO well was the secret
of this vile intrigue kept, that tneSpanlards
had complete military possess on OF the country
before its people knew what was going forward.
They were virtually dsarmed, pinioned, and
gagged, and Spanish dominion over them re-
established amid unanimous and deaiening &C.
CARNATIONS.
Dominica has apopulation of $50, 600 al most,
whereof nine-tenths are negroes or mulattoes-
unarmed, poor, and with little organization, iu-
telligence or cohesion. Spain is power, with
home population of at least Twelve Millions,
with an army and navy, and with her rch and
populous colony Of Cuba just at hand, where
she has always money, arms, regiments and
ships Of war. Yet that handful OF DOminIcans
have risen in revolt against the usurped author
ity of Spain, have beaten her forces IN more
than one encounter, and have disabled or cap
tured at least Two Thousand Of them. Thus
Ear, they have decidedly TIE advantage; AID.
though the probability is very strong that they
must ultimately succumb, they will undoubtedly
make Dominica proitlesS and lucklesS acqu''
sition for Spain, and thorn in her side for gen.
erations to come. ..l
Should not Napoleon Of France and Maxi
milan of Austria take the lesson TO heart
What is Dominica to Mexico yet their popu'
laton is not dissimilar, wbilo their spirit is tho
same. Rightly Or wrongly, the people Of this
Observation-Disclosures Latin, Celtic, llalan,
negro, or whatever you please--do not choose
to live in vassalage to any Europea' Power.
Call "the Monroe Doctrine" absurd, preposter-
ous, offensive if you will-you do not thereby
shake the truth that the people of America
choose not to he dependent on any European
Power Is it wise or we'll to fight them on this
point I, If you insist on beginning that fight,
where and when do you think it will end