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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

To IN Dol08oeD q 0oOo1 Counnv.
Al . preliminary meeting Of Old seldien.
held q Capt. Rgbsft's oilce, Davenport.
June 1oth, 1856, it was determined to a..
ganiss N Old Ssldiess' Society in Scott
ceouty, and 70 effect this the following
named soldier, there represented. resolved
TO ell meeting at the Court HOUSE, il Do.
vsnpert. on Thursday, June 9sth, 1t 3
o'clock p. n. A coomittss vim then 70.
port IL writing The object q ths oeRaniss.
tien. All soldiers II 6estt county sre ur.
gently requested 10 b. present.
Sus0sox ]. n. WlfasnwAx.
late Of the 24th Iowa Infantry,
Chairman.
Llsur. n. @. McNsrl, 'ats Of the I'd lows
Infantry, Secretary.
Col. Add H. Sanders, late Of the 10th
Capt. 5. Il. Henderson, lat. of tn. Eau
Iewa Infantry.
Capt. h. Esbsrt, late 9th I'd Iowa Cav.
airy.
Capt. G. Barney, lsts Of Ii. goth lows
Infantry.
Adjt. N. N. Tynsr, late Of the l4th low,
Infantry.
Adjt. Geo. E. McCosh, late Of The lstt
Iowa Infantry.
Lieut.. J. &. @. Cavendish, late of til.
goth Iowa Infantry.
Lieut.. VIM. r. Dittos, late Of the 18th
Iowa Infantry.
Lieut.. A. Hazlstt, late Of the 14th Low,
Infantry.
Lieut.. John Acklsy, late Of the 44th low,
Infantry.
Sergt. W. P. Gardner, late Of the l4th
Iowa Infantry.
Sergt. J. n. Van Dsssr, late Of the 14th
Iowa Infantry.
Corp. Hiram Finley, late Of the 14th lows
Infantry.
w. r. Ames, late Of the I'd Iowa In.
fantry.
Hans Sievers, late Of the 14th Iowa In.
fantry.
A.P. Alexander, late Of the 9th Iowa In.
fantry.
A. Dapron, late Of the l4th Iowa Infantry.
G. G. Proctor, late Of the 14th Iowa Init.
E. n. Hickman, late Of the 29d Iowa Init.
7. A. Christie, late Of ~ sd Iowa INIT.
John Tichenor, late Of the Oh Iowa Init.
Julius Schutt, late Of the 1oth Iowa Inft.
Thos. Kane, late Of the 7th loNa Cav.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
WASHINGTON, June q

W ADm1N0IVN0 OUIS ~
The storehouse Of the Sanitary Commits
sion, In Alexandra, was entirely destroyed
BY Ore this morning. It was large frame
building erected near the Orange & Alexsn-
dria fafIrOad depot.
Mn william II. Seward, wife Of the Sec
rotary of State, died at 10 o'clock this morn.
ine. Her remains will be embalnled and
taken TO Auburn. The State Department
is closed today In consequences Of hor death.
The family have been cAllod upoo By dis
tineuished ofiicials to tender thelf sympathy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
a Perfect Cure for Catnrrh!
AND NODE OF TREATMENT Is
ma 1890 ~ DonsHAeAAAAa


The slcmes Or RsrSeet50ss.
Il penetrases the seerea Amhasls
OF this tersiels Aissess - extssndnates u, reot
Se reeves All she WRECKED
symptoms Of this losthsoms nalsdy, and svsrts
eo06u0pti6a.
= cisa.e ehe neeA, Aeeees1ces
the breath. I'D a4srds The ncdt grateful relief.
1e 1lev1aees mere Aecny 900 oas
lent suffering thas toagues ear tell.
lt IL noted 16F cor1ng oh0 1n0oo
hopeless CASES, thae every ksown means have
e e1res hey. neee aeA Periea-
ic Catarrh, Of the most eessissee ed violent
n fern efCasarrh - noseoe n
The head can resise ~ peaetraeing power.
Dr. 0ooeooe hoN new 0po0t Z
lifetime 10 bsaeling VIII shis Ssl dissaoc 0is NJ
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Y : harelsas liquid, ishalsd ffea ths peln 4
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onGht ~ e2ontsy = he auihes Of ~ esly Tfss
Insery = CstariA even publisAsd. Whore ~
ss.:s ss,i y !. r :: IS q
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tefst ehou1d - rcd y svssy one. Il en- y
sttefaed = ~ nsarest zgesey. q ~ senAing :
psssa9s - - sSS e sa : s1 SS rax p.rss
CAsAs1s. -9fe naas Of D., r Ooodals be-
hesene enfiae thssu0heUs The eeustry 70 ~
tieefns q CaeesA. &uA his ysll-eernsd ftme b
sseiag III terrible diocese. ~ = he arst ssd
'soll $500 wAe ever psnstssesA ~ secret -.
ssSa q ~ Issstal ss'sdy. HE rs.edy end
s.ss i isvlssy. 8. (. 1lf ~ e ~ lassn %
wleoe hhily YhySssi1H b. 0oe6als - a
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

he ltroot q ~ ~ 'nehe) 0De-
rotary u ~ Treasury.
Breclk1nridge and
ether Rebels In
Cube.

INV YoaK, June n.
Gold unsettlsd. TIE quoeaaiooo nave
hanged nom 1l0f up 70 IA and down again
TO 140e Opinions ere divided q 70 the
probable future price, The most prevalent
view fav0YS IN advance, while the minority
20 far rely upon an increase Of the export Of
produce and especially Of cotton that
they are prepared TO cell short quite freely,
and BY their operations check tie otherwise
strong upward tendency. The shipments
by the Glasgow were o00OOO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

Chicago Markets.
- Tsegraph.l CHICAGO, June u.
Markets generally 6rmss.
FLoua-Quist. 6alee white winter ct o7,o8H0
600; spring extras u 8, 7b@6sO.
WnsAs-109c higher Sales No red ct d, Sl0
LIS; No spring q ,lSx ,l5-closing st outside
ratee
CoaR-109c higher. Sales No. at o606exe.
OA4s-109c higher. Bales No. at lhO4skc-
closing ct l6Hc.
RSs-1e lower. ealss q 6ekc; No 1t Sc.
BAnLnY-NOminal
WHlsKY- Nominal, 1t u. e601,sa
Paov.siens.wsaker: Mess pork 7Sc0i1 90 low
q. 6alee 90 bbls at ess,oO045 o. prime msss held
It IL, s00900O without buyers; sweet picked hams
stsadysales 80 terces q 17Kc, generally hold at
1oc; bulk lAeass him.
LAnp-Nominal. Bids to-day By Commiasary.
nnse PoaK-l10oo bbls prime mees offered q
>16, S9033, 90; 5000 bbls mes ct rs O09&,oo.
Bssv CAffLR-0ofe active and steady. Sales Of
~ q q, 1906 Is for common 70 prime.
Hoos-0hade armse, at 1,0o9o .96-mosely at @7,S6
Money easy.
Exchange hrm. Par to y premium.
f9na nm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
Price, only % cents q Bottle.
The Flsreaee Nlghtengale
d tAe Nursery.
The following IL On extract from letter writ
ton By the Rev. Y. Z. Wsises, to the 3~men Re-
formed 4esm0~, ct Chambersburg, Pa
A ARNREAl~CRR1

There l. woman IN the public eye whoee name
had AZ along been associated, In our mind, with
the "Yankee," Queck, and "Humbug." But
Il ID 90 no logger, nd ~ dssiss " wrset be!
name from I'll such Suspicious association ID all
other .iad.. whsss.sf sotioes 70 ny have q 9!
that woman alose y tns Nurse tho good Nurse
the bsse Nuese. Whether We shall have Female
Phyetcteno a not, 10 question which muet be
decided BY time end principle, and not ~ mat
tsr Of tasts. Pride. psej.aicr. caprice and Gus
10 really vast, there will also Be ssspply- il
there 30 "cslling." there will be eowsea.
Nature and human society are always self supply
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder.
they cannot prevent.
tlssen Nor does she prescribe regimen for
your wives; but modsstly appears q 2 messen-
veI Of health and happiness TO your IrrAsls IN
tho cradle. II there anything improper u that!
A Nurse Of so years. experience can boldly
to be listened 70. God speed her on humble but
happy mission. She is the most successful phys
ican and most edectual benetactress our little one
ever eajeyed-hsr dcting parents rot exspstsd
Just open the door for Der. cad 1!s wtnslow
,i -. 81 81 ~ Is 5. :sss sEss
Win tsech our - 0uss" - cay "A BLssera q.
Ms. WIsssow"-for asising her e survive end
.s:.y .ors g. forth ~
rus. IL performs precisely what It processes Y
perform every paft Of it-nothing less. Away
vour Cordial" "Faregoric. DrJps," "Leuda
num," ard every other Narcotic, ~ which the
babe 10 drugged into stupidity, ana feneersd dni
We have never seen Mrs. Winslow-know hef
| only through the preparation Of her Soothing
| syrup for Children feething" II We had TIE
| power. Ne would make her, % she 10, physical
| savior to the Infant Race.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

FHILADELPHIA, june II.
Under the instructions of the Navy De
partment, League Island was visited yester.
day for the purpose Of preparing it for the
ironclads, which are all to be laid up. There
are several monitors in the stream OF the
city, which came up yesterday from the
South Atlantic squadron, including the iron.
clad Monadnoc. League Island Is the site
offered by the city to the Government FOL
the navy yard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
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I...S II Norfelk on Monday.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

OSsyuo o. ras DAvsnrons lDBnocaAs,
Wednesday evening, June q. 1855.
FLous Wholesale in bbls., g; in paper
$3.50 in bulk $3.50. Retail in bills e6.40; in
paper o. in bulk $3.50.
WnsA1.-No. ], we'll cleaned. ronnd anl plump
Club, TEA and Galena, s5c;u No. 3, III sound,
cot clean enough for No. !, goo.
Coax-Hhellsd, Ne. l, sound, plump md dry
Ale. Ne. 3 20.
Oars. zoe.
BAnLpY.-S5.
PofAfoss-5O@06.
BUSSun.-16c.
Eaoa.-16c.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

Dent FAN - Procure Mrs.
wINSLOw'S SOOTHING sHRUn, for Child.
rem Teething. II he's been used for - years
with never falling ssssty aad success By milions
Of mothers for their children. II eorrects acidi.
r. Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, fsgulates
the bowels, end givss rest, health, and comfort
to mother end shila. 0acs, No. - Dsy street,
New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

Ne net Let yo0r prejudice stand
between your suffering child and the relief that
will b. absolutely surs 70 follow he ~ Of MRS.
wINsLOW's sOOTHIN0sYRUP. II eorrsets
acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regu-
lates The bowels, solsens he suns, ssvss rest 70
the mother and health 70 the child. O6ce, -
Dey street, New York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

NEW 1ORK, June VI.
The steamer from Hilton Head, 18th, has
arrived.
The Savannah Herald has been received.
but contains NO news Of importance from
that city.
A large number of orders relative to DO
lice, educational and other regulations Of the
city, were issued by Gen. Woodiorl.
Augusta dates state that Howell Cobb
was 1t Macon.
Reports are favorable Of the incoming
wheat and corn crops.
The Augusta Gnette says that the authoris:
ties of TIE adjacent towns and villages have
qualified themselves for their Offices, and
everything is harmonious.
The negroes are going back to their for
mer Ownere TO work for wages, and farming
interests are promising.
Gus Smith, . renegade New Yorker, late
General in the rebel army, has not been
arrested Is reported, but was ON the streets
Of Macon on the 9Th inst
Conventions have been held in various
counties of Georgia, at which resolutions &C.
knowledging the laws and authority of the
United States, were passed, and requesting
the President to appoint provisional gov
eminent until q reorganization il effected.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
Dr.. FRiNKLIN DRO0kS.

OFFICE NO. 20 NORTH CLARK STREET,
OChicsgo. nj Room No. IS, UhIich's Block.
Special attention given TO eli private diseases
incident 10 both sexes. Also Cancers, or Can
cerous Affections, Tumors, Ulcers, Old Sores,
''ooSTE1bIc$."
Ladies' requiring medical aid CT - n. F., .
eooe0 attendant upon mems ,re. y earubcti0n
" Prolapsus Uteri." Or any disease Incident 10
the generative organs, may rely upon being e.
lily sad speedily relieved.
u A Private Consultation Room adjoining
the Ofice, where the Doctor will slways be in Of.
tendance during ONCE hours.
con, or address lin n psu1pcr Coxrrprxcr.
Post Office Box 462, Chicago, III.
Once hours from to IL .. M. to 9 D. m
and 70 ., evening" decl6-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

AND AGENT; Bays and sells Real Estate,
~ on commission. attends to renting Houses,
Halls, ETC. The best references given when Re.
quifed. Office IN Frank Plummer's Law OfRcs.
entranoe lower end Of Post Once Block, IN
stairs. sep28-d1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

II - INA R-A
fyuo esns - nsu "Dl9ia,"A #.
A. tinls Fa 49, - sAtay.
- yjesas assaA ~ p,ass,
"A - 49, 80 GWev.
Dss lssks = ~ ~ ssi4
ore very rusav gsse.
A. lsavs - ansds.
Ard l trs~s H oss svay.
Den says 70 I'll - psys
Va sess upea ~ s1reet-
Ware ish der plass 70 st sssis
VI ish good. snd sheap. end nsaA,
Den dew sing out 10 loud 6sy can,
Rio little, large end shmall-
az 70 RAnpolSl 6vnsR,
s.nu 4 Cos. Nsw Wssrsm HAIL."
gets pooty little cost,
Mi. tail about youst - short,
And ! fancy vest end trowis-
I'm gone and b. . sphort,
Den I tink gone and and der plaes
Ware did leave mine frow-
She's maxim soup, init IN her hoad
Der hind shin bone Of acow.
Den ] says 10 her, Katarina,
How you like dis cost for kinds
And spring myself around on ny heel,
Nit quick front face" psktsd,
Ven tink she look, she takes dat bone
And sphiles der coat for tail,
And We bote shin bonestogsddsr
Go down them shtsps BY rail.
Der takes dat little coat %.
And hangs il on der Moor,
puts my rusty suit on,
And comes in anoder door,
Den my Katarine she knows me,
And she tells me Of der Teller
Nit pooty suit ofelothes on
That she knock town In der cellor.
Den | kind o. shmile little,
On de wrong side Of my face.
And says Katarins, my tarlin',
viii you pint me out der placss
And see goes right down der shtsps,
And she finds der coat al tsre
Mi, der oder shin bone Of COW
l'o,e hanging on der floor,
Den she says, was dat you Hans,
And was you dat coat who wore!
And says yes, got il
AT SMITH 4 Co.'S. New Store.
Den goes TO +" Western Halr' sgaip,
And gets anoder gust so short;
Nopody hardly knows me know,
look yust like shport.
Y Els TERI HALL
Has now opened the finest stock Of
ring and Summer Clsthlng,
DRNlS01N AND
pE1CE GOODS,
r displayed in this market, q prices which
sustain our well earned reputation Of beinl
aeapesl Establlsnent In he CITY
Yours truly,
,. N. SMITH = CO.,
~. Randolph &c.
Chicago, M.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

REST, Meath. ana Com1ere -
NlOehOP and CA0l0s
mrs. WlNDLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Tsething. softens the gums, reduces
inaamation, alays Ill pain, aud cures wind collie.
Perfectly safs IN oil cases. We would say 70 ev-
cry mother who has suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudics, uor the preiudless Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
ths relief that win be surs-yes, absolutely sure
TO follow the uss Of THE medicine If timely
used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
NEW YORK. June 81.

NEW YoRK, June 81.
The HerdLTs Charleston correspondent
savs. the DELEGATION from South Carolina
which arrived in Warrington yesterday
have Instructions to represent 70 President
johnson the expedfency Of establishing IN
efficient plan whereby the relations between
the freedmen Of the State and their employ
ers in regard TO labor and wages can be sat
isfactori1y arranged. They profess viii
lingness to award to the freedmen they may
employ one-half their crops as recompense
for their labor, but unless they have guar.
antee that the labor shall be continuous, It
viii In of NO use to commence crop opera
tons. Another idea 10 that, II the late slaves
NJ Allowed 70 choose their employers and
occsnuaAiuu, they viii inevitably select corn.
nlontinR Is the casieotSWork to the great
dlminuSion Of The cotton and rice crops.
The members Of this delegation accept
the abolition Of slavery, declaring that it is
really the slave owners who have secured
freedom by getting rid of their slaves. They
express determination to be loyal TO the
Union In future, and own that they have
failed in . great undertaking. They think
they were right in seeding, but admit that
they have erred.
holm, the rebel Secretary of the Treasury,
WCuS W NOIODUOso OAsA bCpOasCO " Jul SOss-
mander that he was ready to deliver himself
up at any time. He then led Oh with zeal
TO carry into effect the military emancipa-
ton orders, and WAS the first to contract sat
isfactorily with his freedmen, several hum
dred in number, not one Of whom left him.
Trenholm before the war was gradual
emancipationist, and his ready adoption Of
Government views and example in Colum-
bin had most salutary effect in that region,
and under Col Houghton, who il praissd by
Ill parties there, the trial will b fair one.
an order was received from
Gen. Hatch for his arrest. The order was
obeyed and Trenholm drove under
parole to Orangeburg in his own carriage
and proceeded thence by railroad TO Charles
ton, where he was lodged in Jail In con-
versation with Trcnholm's son-in-law he told
me that Mr.. Trenholm was forced to take
the position of Secretary Of the Treasury
under JEFF. Davis. He declined twice and
wss At last perempscrily ordered TO report st
Richmond BY jeff, inthe following dispatch:
Your services are needed. Report here
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
Relief I Health y yssr lnfAats.

We have pat up go sold this article for over
H. Yeoeo, ord CAN SAY IN CONrIDBNCE end
TRUTH Of II what ~ have never bssa ebls 70
eay of any other msdieiae-N8vER HAS RI
FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE 10 EFFRCT
4 CUB, vhsa timely ussa. Never did W
keow On instance 81 dissaaisfasliea By aay enc
Who used u. On The contrary. I'll ars delighted
msndatiea u ~ naeieal elects and medical viz
tuee. We opeak In this matter WHAT WI DO
aaNOM 49, - leees sapesiseee, AND
rLkD0E OUR RePUfATl0N f0R The fUL-
FlLAENT OF WHAT WE HHRe DECLARE.
In alDoea every Instance where the infAnt y suf-
iering from pain and exhaustioa. relief will b
found In eflSsa minutes atsf the syrup 10 3D.
ministered.
Full directions for using will accompany each
bottle: None genuine unless the fec simle Of
CUNTS PERKINS, New York, 10 on the out
eide wrapper.
Sold BY Druggists throug hout the world
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

s.s;s.s sU .aS Ian How either az ma,
ssrsoe Sev cScos. ne love and affections Of ~
~ requirement IL can posses ~ s am9ss ne.-
e > 800 sogeeher with Euide n -
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ AZ 81 queer, excitiss SooS
M S,,. AsS,srs:s'. I. w!LLIAE o. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
SOOTHING SYRUP

whisA greedy fAsilitaAss ~ process II tssthiae.
y sosssiag ths gans. ssassise q iaasaaAiesa,
w'nsllsv ALLPAln adqasasAie sssiss, aadh
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
REsaL Estate.

INOR SALE BY the Exseutoss Of he retste ol
II the late ANTOINE LIZ CLAIRE.
Good Brick house on loth street.
Double Frame house o. 10th street.
Frame house on Fsrsam street; rs City. lots.
Z The Far 0rousds, soutaining Is sesss. n Dc.
sirablc investment
acres north east Of Wstmoss's sdditiee.
Lots and Out L0ts in the city Of Le Claire
Lands In johnson, Muscatine, Louisa. lows,
Jones, Pewesheik, Jsspes. Calhoun, Carroll, Ger.
70 0ofpo, FrsaAlls nd Dee Moiues eosstjee.
GEO. L. DAVENPORT, Rseeutor
mrl-dH Or, JNO. Z. GOWN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

SAN FaAHcIsco, June. 16.-Forty- one
prisoners, who were turned over to the U.
8. District Court BY Gen. Edwell, have been
released on taking the oath. They were
charged with REASONABLE utteranccs, and
rejoicing in the assassination.
A fire. It Plaeerville to-day consumed I
large amount Of property.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

WASHINGTON, June 21.-Hon. Isaac Ar
mold, Sixth Auditor, has had . schedule
made Of the postal indebtedness 70 the Gov
ernment Of al the resident Offices IL the 70.
bellious States up 70 the time Of the break.
ing out Of tho war. The aggregate smoonts
to ! quarter million dollars. Several Of
these pestnasters have reported the
amounts Of their Indebtedness, and their
willingness to pay up. A few have for
warded the money.
The President has rescinded the order Of
the Secretary Of the Interior creating new
board Of Of examiners for the Kansas divis-
ion Of the Pacific Railroad.
CINCINNATI, June 2l.-Ths Ohio State
Union Convention met ct Columbia to day.
Gen. w. B. Woods was elected president,
and W. Bevis sec'y.
Gen. J. d. Cox WAS nominated for Gov.
ernor BY exclamation. A. g. HcBurnsy, Of
Warren, for 1t. Gov; 8. 8. Warren. Of Lo-
rains, for Treasurer; J. Brinkenhof, Atty
Gen; Jas Moore, Board Of Public Works,
and 1t. Rodney Clerk Of Supreme Court.
The convention passed resolutions lament
INK the cruel death Of President Lincolu !;
endorsing enc the policy II President Johnsen's
administration. and that four years Of war
has demonstrated that slavery and it, insti.
tutions are irrecovsgahly opposed 70 freedom
and free institutions, and that while ~ ere
anxious for an early reconstruction Of ffstsr-
nal relations with the insurgent states, ~
demand it shall b upon such terms - will
give assurance Of peace and security to al
loyal people, and prosperity To the Federal
Union.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
Roeooes E6De Oal< }.

TWO FRAME HOUSES, AND FULL LOTS
l. in Parkss's Additiou, for sale By
mr7 -dtf JNO. l.. COfflN,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22
NEW SKIRT FOR 1855!
NEW AND GREAT INVENTION N
HOOP SKIRTS +!

The Daplex Elliptic (er Double)
STEEL 0RRnN0.
VESTS, BRADLEY ( CARY,
(LArs J. l. J. o. wne1,)
No. 81 Chambers o., q. ",
Sole propretors and Manufacturers Of
). w. Bradley's Patent Du.
pick Elliptic steel
Spring skirts.
This invention consists Of Dup,ex for t~oA Fl.
uptic steel Springs, ingeniously braided tivhtlv
ma nrmiy together. edge to edge. makins the
toughest, most elastic, flexible. and dnrshis
spring ever used. enabling the wearcr. IN corss.
qnsnce Of its great elasticity end &c xihjensss a.
P.cc .na iold the skirt when in use q easilv
ma wath the ssme convenience q I ak or NM.
IN dress 1t entirely obviates and silences me
onty objections to hoop skirts, viz the snnoy.
snce 70 the wearer % we'll q the puhlic eensc.
Aly IN crowded assembled. carriaeee. rs;1f osa
~ s; anurcn pews. or in any crowded pIsce from
anal, .,any Q, contrasting them to occupy
". while Svno nl s sns,re'y remove. the diesl
~ ~ Iorm and 10 the liehtest. and mod :t.i
- snu g.acei.l appearance for he skrest c,,".s
promenade or house dress. A ia, r."Ps.s
snc pleasure, comfort and gresi cnnv
s;nrs AM .Gs puplex Elliptic Spring skin for
Nth the use Of them. They are the t;st oPss,s
m every part, and BY fer the liehtcst. moss -; ~
sole, comfortable and economical skIr4 r..a S.t-
;ercnenss will be supplied = above. ana ~.
most nrst class retail storeo in M c;&v ~
isoogc.out the United States.
.aaaArs for Daplex Rlllptac Dprans
~. c. WADsWORT1. p,....s.
A1eas. Daveapors.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

CAIno, Suns S1.-Gov. Clark, Of Nississ-
ippi, 10 reported to have passed through
Meridian, under military escort, On Friday
last.
The Mobile and Ohio RR. u coupleted 70
Cerinth, and The Southern road viii seon be
completed to vieksburg.
200 bales Of cotton and . lot Of manufac.
tured tobacco came out Of the Tennessee
river to-day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

Nsw YonA, June g.
Cotton dull. 46c midling.
Floun.-Dull. unchanged. eslooe.so Extrs
Ntate.
WHnAq.-Unchanged. ol.4l Amber.
Coax.-Duil sO0s5 mixed western.
OASs 102c lower. roc for Western.
Ponx.- Firm. o96026.75 new Moss.
Wnsegur.-LoWer.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-22

Oc0ee COee1etH L0NGeo.
TN Clsona Hickory Grove. and prt.~,4sn
L Townships. For sale BY
mr4-dtf JNO. l.. CORr1n
lows Lands and Town Lets.
nSl.ooo ACRES from ol.ss Upwards
IN 900 ACRES in wisconsin. Misns
j O.OCO sofa aud Nebraska.
$40 lown Lots il Davenport. Wslcott Durant
and Downsy. Improved farms in Deott ss1 @.
DIR cOuntiss. Forsale BY
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