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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

Nest, Meath, ana Ce0fsrt -
DloaheP nnn Cn1n0. es
MRS. WINBEOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
for Children Teething. softens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allays Ill pain, and cures wind collie.
Perfectly safe n oil cases. We would say to ev-
cry mother who has suffering Child: Do not
let your prejudice, nor the preiudless Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will Be sure-yes, absolutely sure
10 follow the Ne Of this medicine If timely
used. &,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24
WESTERN HALL


uzoeuVI'os on cabin DoteOTD,
j esessiss = ~ bsbds these BIsssrs. - ~
<:!Z y! - - pslh. aelnlns hat n eaksa
- ~ - l1eusosbaj - - Aseas, end - ~.
$500 - - vsSausss suss = svssy lss.snss
Sssen esesss ~ ~ ~ wssA 4 prspsr sssIss
osllvs esgA1A - = yla1u1sast, nsasssuss,
=. J. -. Dysspsa phnA1a Bss1asAe, os.sr.
- - AspsuHs. ~. ~ - surs ssns-
~ ~ ID ssrnsD = psosas vhs Aavs s,ssely
~ 49, - 49, ~ - Uah,a Blsasss. 81 =,
cod. .., y 3. ~ - ss.luslsss - vas1r11
eilI1i: e - ~ !sis... N 4 ~ ~ ~: ~.
tAslr eiacissey. nag ~
~ os0Segssahls character; - pasas
seinulant thsy supsscsds ~ olAass, and
y ~ family should ~ without = bsea,s Of
y nITfRRe. II Il Ne greatest paaassa ~
~ - rssaltiag efsa evs1eeAAn0 = 0s0 -
"a mot mistake eur BMtsp NJ any other
> seesuhlss . log cabin, having dooss an
~, md upon each liable win be feund . %
signature also observe our priva
over she cork. Any one s16anA lmoeaeinl
y or Bottle win be proceeded. against and PM
Ne full extsnt Of The Law.
~ druGUht1 and stores; also hepe ~ ~ ~
- saloonc ihroushout The country.
DEPOTD.
! KELLEY 90, lie Liberty strsets New Yofk.
1xNHARr KELLEY, ~ North 5000 Nrsss-
nsrisSsc1A wem Or LOUIS. NO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

b U + G II Z Il 8 SHOP
NJ. y. = ". HUNTER.
OPP. Pone Omee, - Brady street..
desire to announce u the public thatycn
Saturday morning, June Gath. they will
open Butcher Shop, and will be able to
supply familisS and hotels with Meats At
the lowest figure. 81.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

New York market.
Nsw YoRA, June "a.
Cotton dull. l5c midling. -A
FLoUR-Masket unchanged. e6.0006.20 Extra
State.
WHnAf.-Qniet. 41.41 Amber.
CoaN.-Dull. s0@S7 mixed western.
OArs.-l@2c bett I'm.
PoRK.-Firm. .t2s@2s.75 new Mess.
:. WnuxnY.-Quiet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

BLocKsD Ur.-Brady street near the Post
Once has bssn blocked up sllthe afternoon
on account Of 1.-THE removal Of : building.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

WASHINGTON. June %.
Irs. 6urratt continues very sick
The commission Of Henry II. vandycke.
q. 8. District Treasurer Of New York, wal
signed this morning.
Junius b. Booth was Internationally re-
1eosed this morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- There will be preaching in the Baptist
Church, sabbath morning, 1t toy O'Clock.
~ iruALIsn-CnAsok OF TrxE.-Prof Miller
win speak tomorrow Sunday at the lie Claire
Hall, ssesnisg and evening, at 1OX and X p.
The public 10 invited.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

S Cnlea9o Markets. r
By Tslesraph.l CHICAGO, June q
FLoua-But little doing. q, SO@635 for good to
choice spring extrae; 7,0007,8S for fancy brands;
0,100s,O 90 for white winter extras. =
further decline Of 29ac. Prices ranged Ut a. llx0
LAX for No. sprtng, aud 20 for No 2.
Conn-Fsiriy scttse. e7x0osc for No. 1, and 6b0
OAfs--Bsisk, and prices firm. 4saAskc for No. 1.
Rrs-1nactivc. "A few lots sold at b7@5Sc for No.
1, and te0bbc fos No.
BARiEH-Quiek Ia.
Hionw1rss-Quiet Bales Of 50 bbls at $500.
PnovisioHs-QnHt Mess pork, >sl,50@25,0O;
shoulders, steady and nrm.
Bsss CAfvLA-ln large supply. Prices weak q
eeee91,ee for good - prime; 5oO0as5 for medium
.. aose-ln god supply, and steady at Il 5o0s,eo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

1Swo Lands and Tovvn nIoee.
11l,o0o ACRES from el.s5 Upwards.
1O68O . Acs .ss Il s., w.:sss'ia Mime
SO 1ownaLots In Davenport, Walcott, Dursns
and Downey. Improved farms IN Scott and Co:
dar eouutiss. Fofsaie By
mr1-dtf JNO. L. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

~ Bradley i appointed Chief Quarter.
master for the Department Of Pennsylvania,
and Maj. Wiley will probably 60 70 Rich
depots evsr esta4ished 10 TIE world, in .
manner 10 win the commentator Of III.
John Miner Botts has succeeded in get
ting an order for tho payment Of ol40O0
for. wood represented to have been fur
nished, taken o. destroyed aihcs The war
began. .---Aa-..e - r.A.s-I... 81 .-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

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Asd ssts esodsr yuss - short;
neseAy hardly knewS ~ know,
I look yust like shport.
WESTERN II ALL
Has now opened The finest stock Of
Spring aDd Summer Clethl1g,
FURNISHING AND
PEnCE 0OODDs
Ever displayed in this market, q prices which
uill sustain our we'll carne1 reputation u being
0heapess Rsaabllsnsas n - Cisy
Yours traly,
=. =. SMITH e CO.,
~. Randolph -.
sss oqeleeedly chicago, ulot
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

ffFS n tSsAD ssHL 49,
~hiaA greedy insIliaaAss ~ pssseo = tssstise
tyssessaiag ~ O. sba6l1st q ~ 1900,
villallv .ALLrAir a49anees ..>s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

TUpPERMANs BLOCK 9HpHs STONES
w on Brady Street, for sajs By
mr7 -dtf mo. Z. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

Grsbbe Z O.. kesp she best and most ex.
tensivs VARIETY q tsrfhmery in this market.
Can when anything IN that line Is wsated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24
RE q U LAR PAC r e r.
ron ST. LOUIS
AND
ALL lNTERMRD1ATR POINTS.
Ga

THE LTGHT-DRAUGHT STEAMER
i HIGHLANDER, Capt q 0andsrson, win
leave this evening It O'Clock, for 81 Louis
ard all intermediate -points ehe has excellent
For freight or passase apply 70 z A. TIlkBlMR
or on board. js0AdH
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

GlOR SALE BY the Executess u the Estate Of
~ the latc ANTOINE LIZ CLAles, "
Good Brick hose On 1oth street.
DOuble Frame house On 10th street.
Frame house on Rarusm street; Is Cit. lots.
4 The Far Grounds, containing IS scrss. 4 d.
slreb1e invsstment. ~ M
acres north -esst 81 Wetmors's addition.
Lots and Out Lots IN the city Of IL Claire
Lands In Johnses, nssestins, LosisA lowe,
Jenesy Powesheik, jasper, Cahesn, Carroll, Ger.
70 00epo, Franklin end Dcs Moiaes ooupeis6.
Gro. y DAVENPORT, Bxseuter.
mrl-9u a. JNO T. COFFIN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

ANooo0e0 k0r OOt(.
TWO FRAME HOUSES, AND ruLL LofS
- 10 Perkss's Additioa, ier sale by
mr7.dtf JNO 4. COFFIN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

An excellent address was delivered by n.
N. Moore, . blind brother Mason, from Lam
caster, Pa. Who = u present visiting our
city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-06-24

Scote C0e6st1 LUDoGlS.
TN Cleona Hickory Grove, asd rrissstsu
! Townships. For sals BY
mrl-df JNO. T. COFFIN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12
Homicide In the Third Avenue.
NAN IIIfEn WITH An IrNRRrIIA

At an early hour Sunday morning, six men. whose
unknown, entered the lager beer saloon of
John shangler sos Third avenue and called for refresh
ments, which were furnished them. During their brief
In the saloon dispute occurred between two
of tue and several men sitting al another table,
only few feet distant, concerning matter OF tring
Importance At remark made by of the strangers,
Alexander Cunningham, young man twenty-five years
OF age, who lived at the OF Second avenue and
Thirty third street. took aront and sought TO be
venged Accordingly he stripped of his coat and rushed
towards the offensive indy idua who, at that moment,
raised umbrella which he held in his hand and thrust
IL into Cunning face The point OF the umbrella took
effect IN his left eye, passn. through and penetrating
the BRAIN Mr.. Cunningham fell TO the floor in state of
inscnsiDlity, from which he taken by his friends
and physical called. Mr.. Cunningham remained
conscious for about six hours and expired Tho person
inicting the fatal violence and hts companions, instant
y fed from tho place and made their escape. Captain
Wilson, OF the Twenty FIRST precinct, being informed Of
the occurrence, started pursuit of the futvos but
yet Of them have been arrested. They total
strangers, and there seems TO be somo doubt AZ 10
whether they live In the city. Coroner Collin was not
fed and last evening concluded nquson in tho
case at the Twenty-lrst precinct station house. The
testimony ELECTED corroboracs the account given above
Tho jury rendered the following verdict:We find that
the deceased TO his death by stab wound in tho
left eye from umbrella, received st the hands or
person whose Is ut present unknown 10 the
jury" Deceased native Of this city clerk and
Of most respectable parcnage. His family arc over
whelmcd with grief at this unlock d for calamity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

UNTxD STATES C0nMIssIcSsRs CouRT.-The preiimi-
nary examination OF Nelson Stewart who recently
arrested by the government detectives charge Of
countcrfeng United states nrty cent currency notes.
Maspcth L. l., has Just been concluded before United
States Commissioner Newton. The evidence showed that
the accused had been engaged In his illegal business for
upwards Of four years, and had employed number Of
TO print the notes Some Of the plates were pro-
duccd and Identified by Perccve Lawrence, OF the
witnesses who worked for tho accused II IL said the
prisoner has carried the counerfeting business FOR
Auburn state Prison The trial OF the accused will take
place at the term Of the United States District
Court.
Pszx Fmur AT ST. RoSAs's wg.L-Born Puanssrs
BADLY PrNsgD. Yesterday noon Sergeant Davis, Of
the Forty nth precinct got information OF intended
prize night ut the sunnysdc Hotel Jackson avenue and
on his communicating with the Inspector a section Of
the police OF the rorynfh precinct ordered join
another section from the Forty seventh precinct at Hun
Point and proceed To dispcrso tho unlawful gather
ing Not being provided with carriages, they did not
succeed In ovcraking the pugss whom they knew 10
b, on the road but their arrival ut Cooks hotel
they found that the party had been there ana left for
parts The police, therefore, gave ny the pursuit
After leaving Cook hotel that the party went
10 a. Romans Well IN ScwOwn, and took possession Of
an unoccupcd room where they succeeded In lighting
their without mo!cgiton. The principals engaged
In the mill were young Siddons OF Williamsburg. and
Barry the Kid, Of New York. The contest was for
hatnsburg aud Barry the Kid under the
managem.n, Of johnny hecsey, a. english pus,ii.,
the mill took place the managers had sni To Flush
ing Tor candles 10 light up the rrou'. anticipating long
struggle. A. twenty minutes pat SIX clock tbt youths
entered the ring, stripped for the centcsi. Abort
hundred and hfiy of the sporting fraternity from New
York present Young Sddons Tnt the ilrst knock
down and drew the Hrst blood Bets Of 800 to $40
then freely offered BY sd,!ons friends and taken
BY those OF the KID Both fought With great prc and
perseverance, but the kd gave up on the 'wcny-itth
round, being very badly punished The contest lasted
hour and eleven minutes Siddon-' head prot
severely punched, and he has very large mouse
OF his eyes. The Kid had eye closed and he was
suffering severely when removed by his friends Both
are feather weights Strange TO say the whole party
reached New York and Williamsburg without committing
the neighborhood or the nght In perfect ignorance
OF what was going on many OF them believing tina. the
PARTY went The hull for the purpose Of getting up
dncc bcing used Cor hat purpose during The summer
4 moaSlla
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

Cuvcriug for th. Feet allowing Lizzie
leisure up hands the day We ptit vst -
the wholesale sud fcfiE esbj sinf II ~ y ~ =
RICiIMOED, no 100 Fucr street which we olno stt's"
with Immense assortment ~ lid lies, gentle men YOU
iaek ani chlArrnlA Read Mlae Boot St9e4 and gaies
offered fof sc ny proprietor ~ prices htefn per cent
below oihel hOases We leetuel sol ia
curry TINT every description ~ rrn wpN Is m1dt y oot
AZ coreapondlngly low ratios the ~ rig 70 y w
ec0nouv W that ieufneyuen' ieands incfets.i
thr ca era generally advanced their prices wiie wv
R,ehmynt has edlefad his Ola eiir He Nnds % hts
edvnptece a. se article Al the loves cssh price,
ana thvs attract and ,cn the custom o Of mode
r,l means The stock u the hrst quality and made ~
ftt' patItN t'tr whNt Nnen"ts " con-
sra.ea ,.cs IA a.s ssiss ss.ss. ,-@sw vorx Auas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

Fo1THats MONROE. Dec 10, iS3,
Orders have born recryct how IN muster out all
deserters now held as prlaoaers la this state.
Tie British bark Clmps.s bound from Baltimore for
Liverpool after beng detained here ten days by
tho mgtny OF her crew. sailed to-day her destaa-
ton.
Dr John n Mics, formerly OF Boston, suj for the
ssl eighteen months Assistant Surgeon A. tho Hampton
Hospitals, has suddenly disappeared snd his friends
anxious TO learn OF hts whereabouts
An unknown bFiyiniae from sra, With miiamA,i ear.
RED away into the Roads this forenoon when the
wind shifted aud she wen, directly ois 10 SEA again.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12
aAr Eyrnso warn rnn Ponrs ,,--Nrs. Emill. 4.

OAK EVENING wuu THE Posrs "-xrs. Emiile ds les.
deruee who favorably known 10 tho New York public
as dramatic reader both serious and comic will give
reading Of selected pieces poetry and the drama in the
lecture OF the Geographical Society. Clinton Hall
place. this evening Mrs de Lesdcrnier enjoys .
due personal appearance. and most musical voice with
an Evolutionary talent OF n very high ordor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12
MAILS FOB EUROPE.

Tho mail steamship Scotia Captain Judkns wilt cays
th;s port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will Close y fifteen minutes
psst ten O'Clock TO morrow morning
Tho NEw Yoax HgaAip-Eirou Tor Eurspe--wili be
ready II hall. past nine O'Clock 10 the morning
Single copies in Wrappers, ready FOR mailing cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12
virginia Political Mstsers.

KTNNlND, Uft n, T50J.
In tho House OF Delegates to-day resolution /,
roduced providing for the election Of two ned States
Senator'S After a debate IN which HcsSrs James aud
DANIEL opposed tho resolution Mr. GaTncu offered a rcso
luton referring tho pending resolution to joint
nttee 20 inquire tho validity OF the election of
Messrs Underwood and Scsar, THIS resolution was lad
on the table, aud the House ado lTnej.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12
Excitement Respecting the Jamaica Re-


lFrom the LivcrpOOl journal, N0v 20
As we anticipated, the revolt in Jamaica has created
excitement which threatens 10 trouble government
and 70 afford for long debates Parliament
when the session opens February. The Dissentcrs
very naturally sympathzc with the Wesleyaus and Dap
fists in the West Indies; and although yet very little
is known Of tho OF the outbreak the plain speaking
OF the Governor in Jamaica and the dispatches from
military officers sent To put doSa the rebellion, furnish
quite enough to justify opinon that undue hcyshres
no, To say cruelty had been unnecessarily rosor;cd TO.
The negroes have yet % tell their story but there Is
no doubt that OF them acted like
and very bad excuse that white mGu iaso
frequently perpctrated equal atrocities Many Of
us know that great number OF the acts Of nenssh
cruelty attributed TO the natives in the Indian mutinv,
which fired all, and made one journal for blood
until every paper on the continent cried shame,
committed e1c'1t in Me newspapers. The truth
bad enough, but panic fear and panic fury together with
the spirit Of lying, made il ten times As 1t
so in India why should 1t not be 80 in this case1 The
most horrible statement OF all, that brains had been
mixed with blood and drank. Governor Eyre does not
alludc Preparations being rnade to hold In
dignation meetings throughout this country, and towns
meetings of in Leeds, Manchester and I.v-
erpoo These hardly fail to embarrass ministers.
II they approve Of the dongs Of the authorities in ia
mnica they will offend their friends " they disapprove,
the opposition will be Afforded one OF those opportun
ties in which opposition is enabled TO deal extensively
in censure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

Even the Travelled Fop, ms me Filters
French through hs Para grown masaeas, c3lcees that
PHALoN,s NIGHT BLOOMING CERETS titss down III
the vsup,ed perfumes used b; tbs arstocracy IN other
land TIA fndo Journal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12
Our Dublin Corr csponsence.

DUBLIN, Nov % 1855.
Sp,ens tie "Read Centre Of Ireland saH at Large
Ala ~ ard Danger Of TIE English Government-ls nt
Treason a, The Steps Of The Throne? dc.
This mail will carry TO America the most astound-
ing news yet had with regard Fcnianisn-stcphrns
tin remains at large. Indeed from the rcsoluto
character of the .Head Ccn.re' OF ireland and tho
thorough utter indifference results VIII ici he dis
played while under the police investigation after his
capture, both qualities manifested with GOODNESS
defiant to all about him, large number OF those
who differ from him in politics now sympathze with
him. and cannot forbear to wish that 80 bold were
che advocate champion or more hopeful canse, but
one which evidently dear the Irish people in
it's present difficulties or darkness
am Of opinion, indeed greatly fear. that Stephens
means something desperate. There nothing
tain than that he ea knep he cou get OF, # isoa, from
prc-arrangcmcnt, IL he arrested Whether
he will be recaptured remains to be proved The poc'a
nation for his arrest discloses the anxiety of e auihor
ties with reference to the entire subject In order "a
secure him again. they offer thousand pounds ster
ling reward with free pardon to those who assisted
him in his escape If they inform him and acknoweds,
IL. In oil such English documents hitherto ~ p9siie i
engaged In criminal cases inraricJty e1cctted.
II appear to If the doctrines and ramiacation,
of tins FcEan Society have eaten M tho steps OF
throne OF government itself Its great and cvd
Gent among the masses Of the people in this country
renders it equal TO- If It does not exceed, the society
United Iris:Irucn.
Whether IL has grown to ts present gigantic proper
tons with without the spowlcdgc Of ose who should
have been active. whether they permitted 1t Il
grow, expecting it to collapse to the rdicuc Of The
Irish Americans and your system Of free national agta
tcu time alone tell Ono thing lie certain, tha,
for the excrtio OF tho conservative men, o: every
shade OF creed and politics in The island aided by the
Catholic clergy, Ireland would be submerged
in the blood Of her people and that Of the English mill
tsry, most OF them her also.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

All legal lottery Prixe. cashed. Draw
,urt circular, md lnf,rms iion cent
~ - J. Il. C.tYfOs. 10 Han street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

A silent Sewing Machine, Mskicx enc
durable WILCOX ufBss ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

A-A.-Dr. Gflbert's pgi~ gastrasDens. 80
sure rcer or money refunded Soi bs al druggists
nv mail pricc ss sfrc,Isrs free Address
.fL!;fs.r a SuRJsUt., sy3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

GueEsiiss an Kentucky aad Tennesses.
IoJIsy1i.s, Dec. 10, l,5,.
Tue guerilla ole ltncd Bs;ry wa cspturei Yesterday
near Doom1ed anJ brought here to-day.
The Nashville Binav contains Al account og a party
OF gueri,!l committing deprsdions u2on ths resident
OF laversne, Tennessee, ani saaos tho towa for an
h,rr. They were nnay d.sp,Fs,i ~ tho military.