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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

ExsMPrIoN.-Since official notice
vas given to pereons enrolled for the coming
draft to come forward and have their doubts
and fears a. to disability established or brush
! cd away, there has been a considerable rush
At the ciics OF the Bears of E,rollment.-
Some people seem to have misun ders.ood the
reading Of tnis no,ies. It. called only for those
Who desired to be examined as to tn cir phys-
ical ability 70 serve in the army. Aliens. and
those Of over age aud under age, and for other
| reasons rot Of q PHI sical nature we're not re-
quired to make their appearance bs the notice
referred IL. The number OF candidates so far
blood aad muscle ;s one hundred anil ton DR..
B4rrows has reported in favor OF exenp,ipg
thirty. The rest hnvs been decided compe-
tent to erter the service Of th cir country and
have made a stout attempt at dividing Uncle
Sans homestead.
The prev aii.ng ailmeuts C-mp!aic ed Of by
those who aspire to exemption are rheuua-
~ those who have bogus claim upon dieahil-
ity, present . cats logus that would stArtle
their nearest relatives. DR.. Barrows scruti-
nizsa closely aud il 10 almost certain that If q
person gets his exemption papers that he is
eu tiled to them. So far but one individual
h taken an appeal from the Dsc'or's decisi-
on. This man came in from Old Cedar. When
informed that a suit Of army blue would fit
him finely he fared up and etatsd that he had
been exempted last year out At Upton, and
that if he couldn't get fair treatment here be
would 60 where he cou!d get it and he ent
I he time set for the exanination Of these cas-
e. expires on Saturday the 10th inst. after
which list Of the exempts on accoun. Of
disability will be published. together with the
reason they were go exempted
Tnsnks for the inspiration Of freedom which
has lifted the National Executive out Of and
far above the gutter Of pro-elavery filth in
which other Presidents 60 long wallo red -
Gazette.
l. is admitted. then. by our cotemporary.
that President Lincoln has "waliowed" 10 "the
gutter Of pro slavery flth," !" else how could he
have been lifted out" BY tha 'iusprstou Of
freedom" or "any other man? Well. neigh.
Dor. .uei Eight weights" az cid Ate are not
hard to lift.
TnE FxsTlvAL.-The attraction this
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
n. n. KING;

TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
n and Notary Public.
OFFICE-Uavenpoit's Block, LeClairc, Iosa.
Particular attention paid 70 collections In Scot
County. myS-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

CHAS WHITAKER,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELUR AT LAW
IA OFFICE. on Mujn streot, in Grants Block, up
stairs. 'my26-d.f
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

TnE FxsT1vAL.-The attraction this
evening is at L. Cisire Hall. where the Sons
Of Temerance give pleasant fsstival.to which
the public Is invited. Go and take eomebody
alosg With yvu and make yourselve. happy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
THE OFT Y.

Military Uniforms and Equipments
furnished at short notice BY Erskine. at No. :
West Sseond street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
FNspe eaiy Meat slEHrket.
FREOeRlCK RAuscH,

- KEEPS HIS MARKET CON
orANrLY supplied with the nices
quality Of Beef, Pork, Veal. Mutton
etc, witch he sells cheaper thar
auy other butcher in the city. Corned Beef
Picked Pork, Cared Hams, and Dried Beef ooE
otsntly o. hand. Gail and try ne. my7S-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

1
Davenport Market....Daily Repert.
OyvIcs o. I'm Dss. : Esws,l
| Friday, Dsesnbss, II. !
| Qaotstions unchanged.
| FLoCa-Wholsssls, es.Ao15se retail, IS 90
06.3e. Shipments 1se bbls.
wHsAr-s50s7. Rsesipts $3.50 bu.
BAHLsY-Aetivs It l.lo91.1s. Reoeipts 1889
CoaH-5sc.
OARS -ss. Rs.sipts 80 bu.
Hoes-Drsssed, s4G57s.
Chicago 0askess.
CHisAeo, December 10.
| WaE.r-Unehansed. No. l spring lilo.
Red lis.
CoRs.-2c lower so@ooc.
OArs.-6l@6l1z.
RYs.- No. l. 81 .05 in store.
BARLRY-$1.l89125
HrDes.-steaiy. Green Country, 7N@7Kc
Green Salted. ~ gssz: Dry Sailed. lsH@llX
Dry Flint 17@1sc.
SueAas-In gsod demand. N. o. elari6ed. le
GlSL; NO common 12X@lSe.
Davenport LUMBER market.
DAvsHroar, Dec. 9, 1858.
Fencing per ono thousand feet. .S3l
Barn Boards do ..... 2l@25
Flooring do ...... 80
Siding, do ....... %
Joist and timber do ...... Il
ohingles, Pc, thousan1. 3.50G5.o0
Lath, 400
Pickets Observation-Disclosures. rs 02O
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

Letter Press Printing
ExECuTED IN A STYLE 70 PLEA THR
~ most fastidioas, st the
Democrat end News OAce.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

THE place for people to purchase their
bo ,,s and shoes 10 at Child 4 Coz, 20 Brady
%. The goods kept there are the vsrv best
made, and people Of all classes can End just
purohaeing there.
CLoTnINa.-The finest lot OF cloths,
cassim eres and ves'ings to be found in the
city l. kept by Robs krause. He can suit
you every time. Call at the store opposite the
National Bank and leave your measure. You
will be suited. and no mistake.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

IL. y. OOR q DOM
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ and Notary Public. Office, North-wes
3fne, OF Brady and Second streets, upstairs
,sN,ance on Brady street. July 26-dt1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

!. w. III. BAKER, n. D.,
TDHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE IN
il Basement State Bank Building. Residence
q Fifth stssst, between brady and Perry streets,
Davenport, Iowa. nOviv-d&wtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
IL. F. DODGE

Surgical and Mechanical Dentl>t,
sRADY srREEr, BsrwEKn rouKTn AND FIFTH
~ ALL WORK EXECUTED IN
0Y strong aud serviceabie manner, and
41DsAtistaction guafa.tiea. Ofice open
hours, lay and night jncidf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

:. A n rprNAn. JOHN n. RO0DRf
RU1N m 4 HOG ElkSe
A TTORNkYS AND DCOUNSELORSA AT LAW
"A Ovvrcs, Davenport Block, No. -, Main St
second Floor. lun5-dti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
DIR. GEO. w. McCARN,

PHYSICIAN AM SURGEON. OFFICE
I in room directly over tho Post Office.
DIR. GEo. W. MCCAkN's residence, east side o
Brady. second door from corner OF S;h.
ian y-dwtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
The Daily Democrat and News,

A.bAa9BST. ". I. ADAMS
BARRETT 4 ADAMS,
Dentlsts, Cosasp Brady 4 lth streets,
OVER PARKS 4 HOShER'S GRO
n cRKY store. All persona who appse-
Axycists superior style Of Dentistry
viii do we'll to cali. Pricos moderate, and oil
work warranted. Entrance on Fourth stree
ocl7-dEWf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
A. MILLER

A. MILLER.
NO. 20 BRADY srRKsT, BELOW SECOND,
80 KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
makes TO order
III Gents, Roys' h Children's Clothing
Of the best matsria and in N lam ner that canno
fail to give satisfaction. Liberal patronage re-
psetfuliv solicited. my2l-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A (successor Of Dew Brown, Davenport, Iowa
once rear Of l.. A. Mscklo:'s Bank agS-du
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

sAuea an INT g.. +. Smith.
GRANT 4 SMITH,
a TTORNaYS ANDCOUNS .LOKS AT LAW
n ana Notaries Public. Of6oe, Main street,
Vsst side, between Front and I'd streets.
~.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

DaG. II. n. WOM LEY,
Homeopathic Physician
NFFICE AND RESIDENCE ON EAST
~ side o. BRADY street, near Fifth, first door
below tho Coal Office. cec3- -dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
.CAKTW KIHT,
John n. DAY
HENRY sELDN

nEALER IN FURNITURE, CARPETS
~ Mats, Oil Cloth Mating, " Nindow Shades
Ao., East -Second st. mex, door to Perry. jyzl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

Law Partnership.
N. ,. COOK. J. WILSON DRUBS
COOK 4 DlRUMY,
asoossorsto to Cook, Dillon 4 kssdiey.
TTAvE REMOVED TO THE NEW OFFICE
III corner Of Main and Third streets.
loly - 1860. COOk OkUkf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

FRANK FLUMENS
TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ aud Notay Public. Office in LcClaire Block
ilavennort. Iowa jne2-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

OGlLvE HOUSE.
n J. 0ILLErr, PROPRIETOR, FRONTING
i Lsves and PssssEse, Station,
Nusea.;na. .... Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

j. A. REID, M. DE-,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICL
L aad residence No. IS, corner Main ana ThirO
eeets, DAY onport, Iowa. julyl d
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11
CARDS.

FIRE ID DE- U 7 C n n mn,
Manufacturer + Dealer in
@oa1OOhold Vss1xn its1r0
Of all kinds
~MAKES ALL KINDS OF FURN.A
JrCR8 to order and on short notice. ~
mo. 10, East Second Street. NJ
Second Hand Furniture and Stoves
bought and sold; also furniture repaird
sp17 dly] at No. Is. East Second Street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

agW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
rvvkrER OF FOURTH AND IOWA SrS.
u Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS b SoNs,Pr ristors
Eres Ounibus 70 and from the cars. D. GO oi
Staees leaving for LeClairs, Princeton, Lyons, De-
Wiz nAQuoketa n AnamooA.
Rnyo One DoliAr per dav aug1l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

JAMES u. DALZELL,
COMMISSION PRODUCE MERCHANT.
~ Agent tor Herring's Safes and Fairbanks
Scales, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster Paris and
No.. Ffcnt Street.
Davenport, Iowa. May IA, iS63.-d1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-11

1URrlS ROUSE.
SyORNER OF IOWA AND FIVTH STREET'
4 j N.venoovt. Iowa. mcb
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
Letter from CoIomsl Mac..,.v.

r,, lf''ih tue lhdi.naIo,la Journal
a, "N ing " lFate letter from Colonel Ma aulov OF
~. ".n, !" tts editor, was, OF course not Intended
ol 1one ,tion but t CONTAINS somo items of interest
anu We publish all of not purely OF private
rp , iovH'nis, XIV, June I, ls6S
terd.y aternoon Am improvng rapidly and expect 10
90 aue ao' auy IN thfee weeks left Vcksburg at
was everything desirable, ana tho entire army in me
spirss, az confident Of SUCCESS n that they lived.
We tore weu prparod far Johnson ia ne r,ar and In
ohlunetIon with the mortar feet and guaboais were
Touring constant rain of shot and she night and day
h'n almost every spot within their reach Nknburg
General Mc6inns not very well, but constantly
auv HIS hoe was struck twice tho lGth during the
battle.
Geucral Hpvey was well. and pushing matters whsr
ever IN opening offered Your friend.
DAN NACAUIEY.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
In. s.,.nl.n ,.I,n ma.h,.. an..,ll...

WsfHr res. f4ls 3. ita1
Ths isiys ~ isiesram sas here ihls nasrtng
Y'rsH corrs fIog.s Jsre t.,s
ii~'. 60 J y iatt0s, chsf 4 .isT al A.A.g-
H-qu,st sioag iinss sbA M ifnrt 20 r.- orsnss
asa alsE,snA Hs1so~s Ths fsorpisr .he. ~ r.ilsf
fas q or piss sere a'nrsei o. sssyus = fo4i ~
ssfls i's'.y Ai aocs st.si~i ai.l,si ons haa.
a.ss sss i~e.,f nsu s~sh = ,h.m. sui ss.ia
1fi sosuz q psm tbs . sss. W. ihea set ca y,
ss,ss ~b,s oofsVT. sad .hss 10 tss,sa gryss rss
hls rear ssssd ai'asssa ~ sby.i bs1s,sd r.b.,
ks oumn shsrss ihs recess sho fsa srsas .s,,s
uryosa ~ uuo1s wsfslg-s1 N n - v slass saa
IRON tsTs rstsrpsd Va nFalssssl< or shifs loss
ths.s ro.nssd s1A so-ss horss. -sunsss We ssptusS
lA.s sefssoo, ~. kbssAoce
= FfAHu EAsf OsosssI
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
Th. ssaL,.g or ,n. oanso.s ci~cinnsu.

DfrAfLtD Dffitftf " ihiIlNAal tNf'
MANrfsg meas.
wasm ar1s jlBo -.
The following detailed report - ihs rns OK u The ggu
boat c.neinnau has been received a. The gayy Depart
mcnt
Npp-rr sarauFos FtaosHr Rlos HsvKt
Ar1tf visvrsf ~. May ~ tsga
sp-u ohssence 70 ~ order u,s CalcunaU % a. uBisr
way ms inafnios even gci,ek ara sisafnsd si,s .
dosn unta Mgls abrcas, ~ whsro ne NOR sss ~
WIEN ne roiEa,d 10 lbs eusny sred several sbis ga.
gun eai.1 'yhsihes bss - bu, se,n sssshrp
a, hAf pat sish', vrh faA head q steam siood
for thu Is-il,on sssnea a. Ihs suemy rred fasSsly
and from al thsh baiisfles. vhen abfsssi q pr
,ooa rouhs-ns o. bail eni-a ihs abi sss
cmmsnoed SINKING rapidly. ELcry A0sf 90 tsaari
tnier sas carried Assy. B-fafs -iss tss ihs eiy
sfsd ~th gr~a, aeeyr.sy. bt,isg nsaf'y svuy tns
Nss esYcsHy anr1yed ~ pisHs.og shsts % "a t,s
bi aud ssh inch rined sUd so D,h sroth bofs shafs
I'D s- nosh asmsgs no sbfu sent eaifsiy ihrosFh
our pr,vctnn--hay ase u0sf.
spa n.-. ansns ua The yosssl soia s.ns ran bsr
up susn .. near ,bs night hsrd stsfs 90 oar ianrei
,,e,finE Agsafalca soaA fafnlt Abgoi ieu MA -
s.,srs sbe 81. 90 raa oloss w. rst fisns ara
p.., tlo -yunsed sshors We as9 ~ abassw 80 g.
,,... ts., 70 ues 10 Lois her sai shs saAs rnfsts
,.,sy he mss s,l.rs sit lhs hs-f.f viissa basiry
!, ,,s, IN enemy ~srs snl nrsr asd u.s vat cass
me-, o. sriflns Osi. ssfs oei 70 ihs r-n n ssia
s.hsre ,hiasns -sse IN cssigf wa,sF fss rs ~
.or,.d ibsn 90 really wus ] ssry~~ ssyut sytssn
80. esluusi aaf tsehtj ave slsd AL W0utssd aad
o.s psebasly sssn psisoo1 Tis -Iu ssn % or shoe
loas
Tho bat tnns n hbosi three fsihlms n uaiw. s4s
l.y, evsi s.sny bs rassi. bs, Dss -nH range
a The ssenys bai,srhs
fbs v-ssi 90, so~n -lth her osips ha,isi u ~,
suas,-af r.ih<r N tbs stang = s1 ihsss hs,xs
ts-s 30. svay vr srs, snil Ne pseasiAs o..
sSssssa, 90 ssss, 40 IN s>sscss e4 1sasss We
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
shippiag Intelligence.

wv HHI
Steamship hisr-,spi. B.At@r. Ns~ York
18th met Inited states tunbat Andersen, Acting lie
to'unl nd ng fred. b. h, from cru en- the
ciHiRED--s teafashp hofnls stAr, efsais, Neg iwk
via Iiaysna. bi X wui Crecsy, Lttie ihIialeifhs.
ns1ow 1onfxs IPs-Sbtgs Neltfa impI@. aciaabl a,
Bos'cn k w. Fsrsey, Iinkbasn, l>,st9g. b.fks Auean
- tnd.Ds. 1hYmps y, fssfoB Sc9,.sai, ilins, Bos-
tn Son@Itunn. Edwards. Bat Aics FFSrert, Snbos,
sc~ Tork. ~ JAMES, y Wright. ~. brlss ~ HailDrs
Ida ". oomery, eislan, Phiiadsl lpaA~ J. N. s@-y~
Bat. .hfofi. New Yofk
AT QuApsNi<s Schooner An remoia, hstankas
Bxow-wAuxs Ongsso< ship Nts flnzlaod.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

oossas AZ rgx PEn4DurTA uv1.-Tha sstnsls a
gold st the tinted State Alnt Zoe no nsontn a usy
smo1sted " t1bS ,sse, snd q silver V sls54 TatAi
s272 11e. ~ coppsr cstts tb>re r~csired ~ sr
change ior ne~, eiS< rhs glA cansgs cov-rrd sSa
psess. q tns Yslss of tSo 80 sn tue silver oDtnsss
There ssre sosnsa k,z;0 90, n tle yss N fs1 .oT
IN. to,si p,sc~- sosei aurng The nEouth ta SsT
- n vsiuo u eII1 - e.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
Tn. sss,on.i F,.ape...

rutAngf ma. jule 8 Isss
me general subscrip,n agent fspof,s s Als " " s
800 bve iwcui o. distributed oilows ssw yos tzIo
COO B@,on and New EnsAnd $50 CO., rtiia iep6a ana
eunsyvsB, t1sS .ooo uho and indisBa, tszs 90 Ma
s,ufi virginia AID kentucsy, tf 90. The sat~crtp.
tnos from lndiana iBeBdss slfo 0yy from nafiso,,
Iocal s1bscrp,ons tho ghnat the Mer, vcry ngge
Airnoss every village and iovn benz r,pres nisi.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
Arr,vs, or an. Erp.e,ed R.x,m..,..

Tho rhfiy seventh sni fnfly sisbib r~gimsais Me-
yoss ycantesrs sfsef Al hall g-Ai s'sssn se-s lAst
nisbi. under command ~ cal = u. Hsyrsn. fhsy 70.
rAEsf the ftfe.n .I ngLi, AID vii land l,ar NO
l Sofih river ~ Twelve o'eic. todsy rbs rlssy
ssyo.ui ngmts- ssms ihres Hundred sSd iny rrs..
Alisfaiaa l.e snI csnsfs Hal wI H..s tfsafs,oss
70 rsssige shsu - day
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.

AAviess from the Sandwich Islands-
Outies ON Imports from the United
0satss-Ths Monument % Capt. Cook-
CaliEsrnis state Polftics-Dissovery Of
usw Mining Distrises, &c., SO.
Ban FRAxcroo, June 3, 1893.
M steamship g. Louis sailed ~ tan o'clock thk
ng for Panama carrying the mails hundred and ty
passenger, s7cs 900 In treasure for England and slssooo
sos New York.
M g. Louis also took four hundred and thirty seven
bales Of wool for New York.
Houoiulu dates Of the losn utimo are received.
ne ship Don Quxos touched snsrs The 2ad Of April,
end sailed for Hong Kong on ths 2sth.
ne Ship Kashay sailed for Bong Kong May 10.
Acircuay had been issued By the Hawaiian suthoities
yrovdus sor ths proper valuation Of goods imported from
shs United Bates tho Islands. according ~ the In
vbees arc made ous gold currency prices. the object
beag TO collect duties only the gold value Of The goods
q shs ports whsnce shsy'wsre exported.
Ths subscribers 70 tho monument TO the memory Of
Captain Cook propose that shall take the fcrm Of aght
house, al the entrance Of Honolulu harbor.
sAs RRAsusoo, June 4, 1853.
mo republican politicians are nutter regard 10
The ncminasous for state ocers The delegates chosen
q the Sacramento primary election 70 the Republican
ssaio Convention Who supposed so be In favor Of
eovernor stanford for next Governor have suddenly
Noted him and will 20 for Mr. Low tho present Collector
of the Port Of San Francisco
The election for delegates 70 tho Republican Convention
m Francis county takes place on the 10Th Inst
The Republican State Convention viii moet In San Fran.
cisco on Tho nth Of June.
Owing 70 the mining excitement In California and Utah
the peop,s Of Oregon md Idaho much disappointed as
she scansy snisrssn this ssason Of mining adyen,a-
psn.
New mining districts ooutiuus 70 be discovered. rhs
is, near Lake Bglsr. Va slope u the
sru summit Of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
Arrived, panisn bark Canton. from London.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

ths batsry the Fsrvsnetz and this In vne RUSSIAN m
guagc means the FIRST born-a name apposse enooen 20
The rst ron clad ship the navy o the Gar That thn
nrsl born Russian navy should have issued iro
the Thames shipbuildns Works 10 matter OF no sn
pride 70 irm which haS already produced "Arst born
the warrIorfor the fritsh navy, and now engaged IN
supply ing similar novelties for the Saneb the rurAn
the Danish, and the Brazilian naves.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

ss'f Mo- sets 4, lsss.
IL steamship Nas,h Anssr1sn frcn ooss<> fos Ilvs,
r>,i gs,spi ms irsi AZ nvsoen<s "a wstssssy sf,ss.
r<aa fbe o efnnssfcss s~vs m~nsAss. a Nm A,
esass paoed 81 tsss, zIv hsstns t<sa ss>s,v
81 - us 1ts vss svcfsrss ~zh 90 Tss1s, % q
The New York herald., 1863-06-06
D..,n Of M. Ds.ssi. OF Ph,,.a.iph,..

"N"'"f FAhf p t~fi
Trarsh o. rTsrsi sssor v ne frn u Df.ta co, 4,
taassss fstaly nl1sa tbN sfisspsa 10 ysnp
.s rrtan ne Hs.a,ng 81 ,b- orn~ = eerss.
tenth and wnNv ufess is rar eaEgti arsu las
80 snd has tSih sgs sruss.d sna ots i4sss st,s.ly
~ m. esf d go eiel.es lAs sTrnMr
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

tN FHANcSfoi juno B, It5J
yor some years rival companies have sought posses
s,cn Of raaIone Islands 10 The Pscnc thirty miles west
q san Francisco for tho purpose Of collecting BIRDS es
which are valuable. squatterism and bIocdshed have
occasionally cususd. On the eth inst. reguss battle
With firearms occurred. The defenders 6 the kiAnds
fAmsr cans, lost one man killed The assaiiants
lr.alans, who are very numerous, had Ave wounded,
some mortay. The rnglsaders have been apprehepded
warsns Lave been ssued against the ote er attacking
parties
sass wm decided 70 day N 'ne Ponce Court mere 'has
An, cd.e,ors and drivers of street cars 10 preventing
lored M from riding were guilty of assault and bat
NV The case viii be appealed 70 the Supreme Court
saued bark Pamela, Flood, for Cahao.
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

CoryxxrIox oy wR-rrH wooI 6nowme.-A Convention
~ western wool growers has been held d Cadx Ono,
bh resolutions 70 protect themselves against
Sss,s~u .psculators They have agreed that u 10 for
,hsw hisrset 70 estaolen : exorm w,es or wool
III so spss that Object vas aeo asrssd ehat nsdi
= vesI sScvIl U6a ~ toov ~ Ievps M seeepps
The New York herald., 1863-06-06

y urea AZ two Gun water battery. Very respect
&C. Gio. BAcHf, Lsa,eeani Commanding.
10 Acting Rear Admiral o. u. poeru
The New York herald., 1863-06-06


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than those OF tho 3ist Of May, but
few additional particulars give rather cheerful
| indication Of coed results. .
sented by ihosc who read the ctgrams as containing
nothing OF special intercs, from any quarter
T"e ~~" 1ees'""''
'"i"'' June o. 1903
INC "csp@'c" "'"' "''e'"' '''"'"o" '"'so''s "'"'
day n'gh'' mas arrived F""s was se" uP a" :"
| MONDAY 'e"efH She'manb "ooIs ." '"e 'sn' "''s
could 90 SEQ" :" MOTION
"hs" 'ns iSo" S''' T" """gh''s oo""'s'A"'" was
so'"s On :" '"' oS' ''"' '"p''" ou' '"e' pA" '''
'ne buildings Oh "'c "h"e ousf' oo''e'u'ea 'nA' WIG
rebels were destroying hs'r supplies preparatory osuf
wondering.
lutey imprsgnabis In . few days. Iasticuiars cannot
be givon but they are Of The most cheering character
| Tho steamers Chancellor aId Atlantic loaded with
troops. when near Island No. a. on Wednesday were
nred On BY suerdlas from tho Mississippi shore' One
captain and two priva'es we're killed and several were
wounded
rne Chiea~o re,.ersws.
cu,c.eo. juno o. Issa.
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The New York herald., 1863-06-06

PHfspEtJui, June s, 1859.
Aspeeia despatch frcm Cincinnati to dsy % the BI
na, but entirely dscredtnd BY that papsr. says
report eanenl hero TO day tha, sensra Joo John.
ston, Instead Of marching Grants rs,t
Icy Q Gen Pembsrton Ia advancing IN force Memphis
ibe report esmes yafious shaSss, And = sota.A hat
credited.