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Michigan.

Wounded corporal Edward Sumner, hand Frederick
sr~th, leg: WIN. n. Abbott hand; Daniel iIalsht.
missing David Y. Fox, missing First Sergeant 0tcdsel
slightly: August Aesenhail, arm: James VIM, slightly
Robsr; r. Horton. leg William ". Allen, hand.
uxpExSrH MICHIGAN.
Wduuded-F. A. Everitt
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New York.
puURTV NEW YORK.
Wesadsa---lanaca Nccabe, Angus Mcdonald, 1hosAas
CIOrd. J0hn DoBslly. seriously Louis Webbsr, ngnuy
ssyEHTgRNTH NEW YORK.
Wesadcd.-.wm 1homtecp, % y; Alfred Bsi'y, 20 y,
FouRTTnDrrM NEW yORH.
Wsundsa-scfgeant Jacob Braxie slightly Jacob Beebe,
slightly: Sergeant warrsn Mason, Dftghly.
SIXTEENTH NEW YORK.
wosndd--Jalnes C,arh, Co ]; George ,unnsIl, Co. ];
William Colsher, Co. r.
ONE HUNDRED AND TwuNrY-sycOND NEW YORK..
Woundsa--CAptain Norris H. Church and six others.
RIRsr LONG leLAND.
Wosnded-Second Lieutenant Iohn J. Theo, severely
Enlistedusn killed, .. WOUNDED, IL; mesins, %.
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Thira brigade, Third Division.

NlNTf -ki0uTH fE~N-fLEAhh
WNsnded Col BsIlier, foot. severely; Capt. Casper
Geise, seriously. Lieut.. Louis LIGHTER slightly Lieut..
Louis Soistemsn dangerously Lieut.. Geo Bosch, NOR.
tally Eniiscd men killed, o. wounded. 80 missing, H.
ONE HUNDRED AID THiRry-SInTH PENNSYLVANIA.
KIici.-First Lieut. ,. r. Hsrbi-on. Wswdef.-Capt.
John r.. Dempsey, seriously First Lieut. Daniel Crum,
slightly First Lieut. J. A. Pierce ghtly Enlisted men
killed, II wounded. 70: missing, ~
NINETY THIRD PESSsYLyANfA.
Killed First Lieut.. Washington Brua, second Lieut.
WIN. d. Bslsh. WoirrS,d.-first Lent u. y. Hayne.
First Lieut.. Amos X. Kuhn. Enlisted killed, 3;
wounded, "a missing 81.
Killed Capt John Large WshndeS.-Iieut Col. Pat
tersop, missing; First lieut. Joseph H. ~ Dnncan slight
". Miosne.-Capi. % ". Looms. Lieut.. G. = Barclay,
Lieut. NJ BALDWIN. Enlisted mcn killed, 10; wounded,
es mssIng,53
sIxTy-sEcoSD NEW YORK.
Wofud,d Capt. @. II. N0sher. slightly Capt. VIM.
Alderman slightly; hccond Lieut.. VIM y. Brady slight.
w secDDd Lieut.. Louis Sanaaes, severely. KSsingSe-
cond Lieut. VIM Porter Second Lieut. n. Morris Second
Lieut. L. ,. stewart. Enlisted men killed, 10, wounded,
IL; missing, so.
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rOrRTH WISCONSIN,.
woi nded corporal r Hovcnfcan, " Hoffman, Edward
WANT Henry Newton Robert p. Horton, Henry A law
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-30
INSURANCE AGENCY.
In ur a nee A gency.
ALLEN C. HkIIErY

UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSURANCE
AGENT,
ADJUsTER OF AVERAGES AND NOTARY PtB1rc
He continues to issue Policies from several First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on Inland and Fire Risks He will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
lie Will attend to the Adjustment of Losses of
every description under policies from other agen-
cles, and attend to the settlement of ali matters
connected with INSURANCE, for parties interest
ed. His long experience as an INSURANCE AGENT
mas made him familiar with all subjects connected
with Insurance.
Ez'- Office, on First Street, near the Post
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-30
J. S NIT II S
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
NO 3 - eCOnd st,
(IS BRAY's BLOCK

CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
- urment and mt warranted. A stock OF
ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, and
Skirts, Stitching Bosoms, &C, done with neatness
aud despatch
Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect
fully soiicits cOntuance of the patronage SO
literally bestowed for tie past five years.
octzz J. SMITH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
FREDERICK, Nd. juno 25


There is no doubt that more than hall
OF Lees army is now in Maryland and
advancing IN three columns into Penn
sylvsnis. Each advancing column is
followed by IN immense wagon train,
most of which are empty. EwelI com.
mands 10 person the centre advancing
column. Extra Billy Smith commands
a brigade Of Ewcll's corps. The wagon
train which accompanied the sentre col
umn numbers several hundred wagons, q
majority Of which we're marked U. S.
Notwithsta nding Ewell's orders COM
manding his troops to respect the prop.
erty Of Marylanders, foraging parties are
securing the country in every direction,
stealing horses and cattle. Several
thousand head of cattle and large mum
ber Of horses have been gobbled up in
Washington Co. alone. The neighbor.
ing counties suffer in like manner.-
Most Of the cattle have been driven
across the river into Virginia, to feed
that portion OF Lees army which still
remains on The other side.
Several Union men, just arrived from
Hsgerstown via BooDsboro, say another
rebel force Of 10000 men arrived there
yesterday P. m., from WillamsPort
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
The Fcderals Preparing FOR
avigOrOus Defense.
The Rebels Gobbling up a Vast
=. Quantity Of Stock and
Provisions.
The Eederals have EvAcu0l- l.
ed CHr1is0c..The En-.
eny Moving For.
ward.
NEW YoRg, June %.

NEW 1oRE, June %.
A Harrisburg special to the Herald
says the enemy are advancing slowly.
Our troops are cutting down trees,
fences, DC, and barricading the road TO
Carlisle.
Tho rebels say they will destroy tho
crops in Cumberland Valley, and have
already done so to great extent.
Two rebel officers were taken prison
ers to-day.
All the drinking saloons in Harris
burg have been closed by the Mayor.
Considerable reinforOements have been
sent to Gen. knipo, who will defend
what We now hold Of Cumberland VAL
ley.
A Harrisburg dispatch, dated 10
O'Clock this evening, says the rebels ap-
pear to have come to . stand still.
Our troops are advantsgeously post
ed. There are no reports Of fighting
to night. The telegraph is still open to
Carlisle. Ewell's headquarters aro at
Shippensburg.
New YoRK, June &c.
Whatever truth there may he in the
report of Lees proximity to Washington,
there is still an opportunity for repolIing
his further advance.
The steamer Champion has arrived
from Aspinwsll. No news.
Nswbern adviccs Of the 22d state that
deserters from Wilmington report that
three rebel iron-clads, with FIVE inches OF
plating on eighteen inches of wood, and
mounting heavy guns,and are about ready
to make raid on the blockading squad
ron. They are about the size o. the fret
Merrimao, lie very deep in the water, and
will make three or four miles sn hour.
Wilmington is very strongly fortified,
and small force can hold it against
great odds.
In the vicinity Of Wilmington, near
the borders OF South Carolina, a large
number of soldiers aud conscripts are en-
trenched, and are successfully resisting
the rebel authorities, having had three
engagements already.
The rebel Secretary Of War has or
dered all tho North Carolina troops into
other States for immediate service, on &C
count Of the growing dissatisfaction
among them, the Georgia and South Car
olina troops to take their place in this
State.
The women and children on Cape
Hatteras, numbering 1000, are in very
destitute condition. and threatened with
starvation. Every man and boy there
capable Of bearing arms, is voluntarily
doing military duty in defence OF the
Union. Aid for the families is hoped for
from the North.
The Notifications in this department
are being made impregnable.
Gen. Foster has rendered 10 Gen. Dix
and the authoritie. At Washington the
services Of all tho nine months mon in
this department, who are ready TO move
at moments notice.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

We direct the attention Of eur readers TO
the GARD Of the new NATIONAL BANK. which
will Be found 10 another column.
Il - gratifying fact that the energy and
activity Of the psrtiss interested In the srgsn'
isssioo Of this institution. have secured from
lhe oemptroller Of the currency. the first Ger
sifcoss Issued by the Department for Bank
in Isws. and We slisvs the fret one issued
under the law. The original application fer
this Bank was placed on the hlss Of the De-
parsmsnt BY Corbin 4 Dow. - early ~ the
cath day Of last February, who had leave at
that time to substituts . mere general ssb-
seripMsn list. st the proper time. which has
been done. the names Of sighty Of the prinsipal
merchants and bssinsss men Of the city com-
pr!sing that list The shareholders are % fol-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

OuR German cetemporary says we
nisreprsssnt him. Ii may be our romarks
we're general If he 10 In bad company he
shosid leave it as once. 1t 10 olaiusd by the
msguls Of rspublicanism about here that the
administration 10 the government that he
who 10 opposed to the administration 10 oppos.
cd to the government. and being opposed to
the gov ernment 10 . Is cesh. or . =" copper
head sympsthizsr with rebels and an abs,.
tor Of rebellion. This 10 republican legis-
The eesclusion they arrive at 10 that the man
Who does not endorse tho President lie not 10y.
81 to the government Of the United States.
Now the editor Of Der Dsmokras does no,
endorss Abraham Lincoln, and applying to
him the above named test Of loyalty which has
been established by the party In power. vs
find him . disoyal man, a" oopperhesd. .
sympathizer with treason. Is this misreprs-
ssnts,iou? Dsss Der Demokrat accept the
prsnisssi II you Do then swallow the pro-
ossdings Of the Dss Moinss Republican Con-
vention-nominAtions and all-run up the
ticket and stop kicking in the harness. II
not hoist the democratic flag, come out for the
Union - il was and the constitution ~ il 10.
and carry the var into Africa rsgardles Of Abs
Lincoln or any Of bis ninioDs.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
JEFFERSON Cry, June %.

'EFFtNNUN VITf, JUHc 70.
The majority report Of the committee
on emancipation has boon under Discus
sion all day without action.
Tho President Of the convention re-
ceivcd n telegram from Cen Schofold,
stating that after personal examination
Of Vincent Marmaduke, he has ordered
that gentleman sent beyond our lines for
dsloyalty.
Mr.. ilorbn WAS expelled to-day for
disloyaliy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
NUMBER 2O5.
PnILApKLrpIA, June 20.

- "UHO w
The Press publishes = special from
Harrisburg stating that Gov. Curtin re-
ceived telegram from the operator at
McCopnellsyille, stating that the rebels
under jenkins had entered that town
after = severe skirmish with some Of Mil.
roy's troops. Milroy IL preparing to drive
the rebels out, aud battle 10 imminent.
The excitement at Pittsburg il un-
abated. Troops are being rapidly or
ganized.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

Par RExcRLLENCE.-Th ladies should
kasv that the best place to get the most fash
isnsbls gsitsrs and shsss Of oil dsscriptisns is
at Child 4 Co.'S Gsatlemsn will also fad the
best quality Of boots. shoes and gaitsrs-si.h-
Or custom or ready made at ths same place
Go to Child h Css.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

IMPORTANT SALE.-We are informed
BY John L Coffin. Esq.. land agent. that he
has effected sale whereby the Hazlswood
Farm" in Blue Grass township, formerly own.
cd BY Geo. B. Sargent. Esq has been convey
ed to Joseph Anksny and John r Bancroft. d
Belmss soanty, Ohis. for $4,000. Tlis farm
contains 800 acres, AMI 10 one Of the finest 10
the county. The Improvements are Of the
very best ordsr-probably the best on any
farm in .hs county. The papers are perfected
and im0sdiate possession 10 given.
Mr. Coffin also informs % that the Exscu-
tors of the LsCIairs Es ate have cold to par
ties In Boston 5000 acres of Wild lands in
hrssn, Iowa, Auscstins and Peweshsik
counties, for $4,000
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

MUzzLE YoUR Dsos.-On and after
the let day Of July. all dogs found as large in
the city. not having nuszlss upon them will
be subject 70 instant death. Marshal Means
informs us that the srdinsses regarding tAis
matter will Ls strictly enforced.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

PURCnAsE.-Dr. j. NJ. Adler has pur
chased lot 2. in block 46-which 10 on Main
strsst. opposite the Catholic Church. We Be
lisvs that he conteuplates srsotisg . resi-
dsnos thereon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
New YORK, June 20.


The correspondent Of the news room
states that the rebel steamers Alabama
aud Georgia were ut Bahia on the 10th
Of May coaling. The authorities or
dercd them to leave, but there were no
signs Of their obeying.
The Harrisburg correspondent Of the
Philadelphia Press says Gen. knipc WAS
reinforced to day by several regiments,
and ordered to rcpel any further advance
or offer battle on approach of rebels.
1t is expected thut we will commence
offensive operations to-day.
1t is generally understood that Hook
cr's army at Maryland heights is pre-
pairing to meet Lee. A person from
Hagerstown says he thinks that Lee and
Longstrect were there Wednesday and
An immense army WAS bivouackcd round
there.
Rebel Gen Roades division occupies
Chambersburg. Rebels captu' cd about
1000 horses aud are still mounting nian-
try.
Reports from the eastern coast show
that the plrates are At work destroying
all the fishing vessels they can get hold
Of.
A dispatch from Yarmouth, N. S., Of
the Goth, states that schooner reports
that when thirty miles wcst of Yarmouth
Cape she saw a ship on fire and steam
er painted lead color near her.
A brig arrived at Newhaven from st.
Croix on the 9th, and reports that on tho
9Th two steamers were seen in ofliDg to-
wards st. Thomas, and fighting, when
one suddenly disappear 1t was sup
posed that she sunk. The other steamed
off. The Vanderbilt was reported at St.
Thomas on the 9th.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

FINE DAGUERREAN RooMs. - Mr..
Perry 10 building the upper story Of bis new
block for the exclusive accommodation Of oor
Daguerrean friend, W. P. Egbsrt. The CON-
wsrcial street side viii have elsss front, and
. large glass roof will surmesst the vhsls.
When so~plstsa. this Will BE- The finest oct Of
dsguerrssn spsstnsnts In The State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

IMPORTANT NoTIcR. - The State
Treasurer has issued notice to the effect thu.
he 10 nov ready to redeem with money all
warrants drawn On the War Defense Fund
from No. sO4l upwards. and that after the
18th Of July next no interest will be allowed
to holders Of said warrants.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

RARE CHANcE.-One OF the best sa-
oens 10 the city for sale cheap. new doing .
good business; good reasons given for selling
out. Also large stock II wines and liquors
at cost prioss enc year ago. Inquir at the
Chicago Ale aud Oyster House. Brady stree.
opposite the Post Office
BARBER d EORrH, Agents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

CARS RvHNIHo TO GRINHsLL,-Ws
learn that the ears on the n. d N. read are
runsiag strsight through TO Grinnsll. l26
miles west Of this place. and nearer to Chicago
than any other line In the State.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

II is believed in Hagsrstown that Lees
whole army is concentrating Mt Shepard
town and WilIismsport.
The force which arrived 1t Hagsrs
town yesterday was infsutrv and artil-
lery, of which thcre were 80 pieces.
There were several thousand men at
Boonsboro last night. Five miles out Of
Frederick they met nevcral Of the one
mys cavalry scouts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

BLACK SwAN.-By advertisement it
will be seen that this musical celebrity will en-
tsrtain the citizens Of Davenport on Tuesday
evening next, at Mssropolissn Hall
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
PHILADELPHIA, juno 26-2 A. NJ.

The Washington Star says there is
nothing known to justify the current ru-
NOR that Lee has 100000 men at Win.
chester.
There is no probability in the account
saving that large force Of rebels was
yesterday evening moving from the di-
rectiOn of BOoncsboro TO Frederick.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

LADIES BASKETS Ts.-Greens has the
largest aud best selected stock Of Ladies' bss.
ksts 10 the city also . fine lot Of bird cages
selling very low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
HARRIsBuRo. June 90.


Gen. Knipe thinking his force Insult
cisnt TO meet the enemy, evacuated Car
Isle last night. He reports the rebels
10000 strong.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
THE CIT Y.

STAND ERRor.-If you are inclin cd
to stsop 60 to Bsllords and get ssss Of
shoaldsr braces at once He keeps the best
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

DoN'r Be IsA HuRRY.-Our yosng
friesds who are taking time b, the forsleck in
celebrating she 4th Of July, shosld bear 10
misd the one important fact that letting off
6rs.crasksrs. torpsdoss and other gun powder
sxcsnsrici.iss within shs corporation limits is
contrary = the ordinances Of the city. and i.
enly tolerated oo Independence day, because
th assosiat> sosnsessd Herewith render 1t
imperative. Some Of our eitizsns are set dis
posed to slbnit 70 the violstisn Of this gan
powder ordinance. and our young frIsnds mus.
lock sharp or they will b snsiksd up before
justice Wheeler and made TO sweat for their in
dlssretisss. The Police Court report in sno-
ther part Of to-daya. paper will perhaps be
. sufficient warning TO those interested.
RUNAWAY AND GRAHD SMASH UP.-
Early this nsruiog one Of the usu ..nusstsd
With Hill Thsmpson's livery stable hitohsd
up span Of horses and sarrisgsto 60 on the
bluff, taking . lead herss ts0rids back again.
while the driver was In the stable for . whip
che team broke int . run up Second
street. ssd In attempting TO turs the corser
at Brady street. swung The lead horse sgains.
the irea railing surrounding the area Of Wade
worth's store. breaking the railisg and dash.
Ing the animal violently int the basement
The horse vas very badly cut up abeut The
shoulders and side, and will not be fl for SER
Vice for . long time to come The team
meanwhile raa up Brady - Third street.
tarnsd down that street. and brought up With
. badly smashed vehicle near Main street.
The Northern Line packet Dsmbiss, Captain
Hill, and N. Green, clerk, will depart for st.
Louis and way points this 1svsning. 4. n. Prst-
lyman, agent.
BOATS LEAVING f0-AoRRow.
The new Northern Line packet Davenport Cap
tain Thos. J. Buford, Clerk Dawlsy, will bs due
fer St. Paul and All intsrmsdists landines TO
morrow morning. Z. n. Prsttymsn, agent.
Tho mail and passenger packet Bill Henderson
Captain John Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque,
and way points st o'clock to morrow morning.
C. y. King in the once. r. N. Prsttyman, agent.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Cassel,
Captain B. ". Davis, Clerk Williams, win depart
fos Aentscss and way points st o'clock TO
Desssw nesaixs. :. 4. Tilsbsia, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

KEEP THE BALL RoLLINo.-The CON-
mittses on srrangsmsn,s for the 4.h Of July
celebration are actively st work, and vill no.
rest uatil everything is in eouplsts rssdi
ssss. Oar Rock Islasd friends have not med .
any arrangeosnts fer celebrating the sp.
preaching annivsrsay, and W are requested
By the invitation committee 70 extend to
them . cordial greeting and ask them 10
come over asd participate 10 our festivities
We are beusd to have . big tins. Resk
Islanders. asd you cannot do better thaa 10
come over and help % 10 enjoy it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

REAPER SALE.-Attentio is called
to the Advertisement Of sale Of Mccormick
Reaper in another column.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

Uncle Sam is rich enough to buy us
oil farm. 'or any other man. By calling as
Smishs hat store. opposite The LsClsirs Heuss
ysu esn fiod the best and largest stock Of hsts
and cape for old and young. st such low prisss
% would astonish you. All We Ak 10 to cal,
and see for yourselves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
WAsniNGTos, June %.
Sps DIAL TO Herald.

WAsnlNGTos, June %.
Special to Herald.
Advicos received from lIarpor's Ferry
tonight, state that Lees whole force or
the greater portion OF it, is evidently fol
lowing Ewoll's advance into Maryland
and Pennsylvania.
No disposition has ~ yet been mani
tested to attack our forces at the Ferry
or upon Maryland Heights. There is n
small rebel force At Charleston, but there
appears to be no considerable force this
side of Winchester.
The city is filled with rumors to-day Of
the rebels having established heavy bat
te,ies at points upon the Virginia sido Of
the Potomac, with the intention OF at
tempting TO renew the blockade Of tho
river. There is no foundation for these
reports
Special TO Tribune
The President vouchsafed nearly half
sn hours interview to tho committee
from tho Nalandigham convention OF
Ohio to-day. The President said so,h
ing moro than courtesy required in re-
sponse, but readily adopted the suggos-
tion that the committee should present
the case in writing, together with copy
of tho resolutions Of the convention
which they had neglected to bring with
them.
Spcoial TO tho World.
There are strong indications that Lee
has not only achieved the great project
of massing his strength on this aide of
the Potomac, but he is actually within y
short distance Of Washington, having
moved considerable force from Shep-
pardstown and Antietan fords down the
tow path Of the canal, or else along the
inner roads from Boonsboro or Middle
ton 10 the vicinity Of Poolsyilc, Rush
vile, and Rockville. From these points
he has direct access to the rear of w ash
ington, and can by an expert movement
destroy the railroad between the capitol
and Annapolis junction, unless he should
underatc tho force concentrated to oppose
him in this design. II the enemy has
gained position OF SO much Importance
upon IIookers rear there is cause for ap
prchcnsion concerning the safety of Ty-
ner's force, which has been holding
Maryland Heights, although it is hardly
probable that Tyncr has been captured,
it il possible that his communication with
the army in Virginia and with tho force
under Gen. Schcnck has been broken.
The flank movement on the part OF
Hooker across the throc lower fords may
result disastrously for the enemy by 0.
lating his right from his main base Of OPP
evations upon tho upper patomac.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
T.. RODDEWIG
D8ALgR IN
CIGARS AND TORACCOS
No. 70 LeClatve Ro1

No. 70 LeClatve Row.
NONSTANTLY on HAND THE BEST
" quality Of
Fine Cat, Plug and Smoking Tobaccos,
SNUFFS, MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
WOOD AND CLAY PIPES
- Gentlemen will nnd my Cigan tho best in
the city. jnc2?
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

Now lOrk Markel.
N.w YoRI, June &c.
Fiou Prices favor buyers. $b.3buab.55 extra
state s. 90 X. II. ..
WnaAr- Market shade easier. $l.1s0oI 90 for
Spring $l.2ll1.40 Nil. Club. Sl.<llGl.4y
Winter Rod
GoRs-lc lowor. 75QtT8c sound 720t76c un-
sonnd.
WHISKY --44s..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26
THE MARKETS.
Davenport Daily Report

Davenport Mnrket...Daily Report.
O1vIos o1 THE Dsn. 4 Esws,l
Friday Eve. Jane 70. :
Quotations unoh anged.
FLoua- Wholesale. sb4o0t6. 80 retail, $3.50
o16.so. Shipments 90 bbls.
What 66dg5o. Choice lots Sbd93o.
Conn-3lc. Rcceip 500 bu.
Oars 50Ul5lc.
WOOL aHhed t0Qt6Os
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-26

JUST THE THiSo.-Lovcrs Of a good
dish OF lee cream will be interested In the sd-
vertisensnt Of Mrs. Lewis in another column.
10 these dog days . cool dish Of rich straw.
berry, vanilla or lemon 10 not at all bad to
take. Give her . call