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New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

NOTICE.-Pursuant to an order Of the Su-
~ preue Court the INTEREST she Fourth Mortgage
Bonds tie Newisrk AID Erie Raitoed Csmpsny ~L,sA
staion the Coupons at the ccs ote subscriber IN kfe
P-c- on and af er the fret day OF November next.
October 22 1861. NATHANIEL MARSH, Receives
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-01

FOR STUDIOS, &c, at EAGLEsWOOD-tls : large Browl
stoe Bndor % by 20 feet viii fitted and rented viii
power n dcsifed re uechsscE purposes or 70 enaye
snd other a- for Stsaios. InquiEe Of ~ SPRlN0, NO
y Park Place
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

ty.' How DO our people stand for the ne1t
Governor T. "All for you, sir.' "Ali right
Baker make out commission Tor ctuuoe
funk. md give him q certificate for mile
age
Many Of he fret volunteer. lett tue state
bareiooted and 4hir,lesa they have "seeh
seryic. : have wrote back TO the boys 81
home, couplaining OF their treatment tn
BOYS at hone refuse 20 volunteer under az u
"comnandel in-chiet, anl thus ior u
want OF u man who is capable at the nsa
Of our State aifaifs, We are brought to IN
disgrace AMI odum Of military draft
authority OF this came useless, IN becile. ar
no eccount" thing, the editors Of the Gdzet Z
are .irased t. ca. the man OF all other mer
in view Of hi. experience, who at this +
should be at the head Of our state, etc.
God fogg.ve ihs Ga2e.te men, ior taey kn""
not what they do with tie s. 600. Aot wha
tn. Governor en-. Teke viii do with the .fOo
600
Not Until we get report from the Aujfof
and the tax payers cal for the items Will W
know who struck
BILLY PATTERSON.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
NUMBER 292.
NIGHT DISPATCH ES.
From Washington.
AsHiAaToS, Sept ~.
Special to Post

kEtsclaI 10 fDit.
The C-bnetis in session this morning and it is
understood that the dsastert the Federal forces
AZ Lexington i the subject of discussion.
lhe opponents Of Gen Fremont oh arge that he
could have prevented the necessity of Nnligans
surrender by sending timely reinforcemests to
Lexington.
Recent aivices received from 81 Louis by fre-
monts irlenis, however, state that he had no
troops t" spare, and 1t entirely impossible for
him TO strengthen Mulhg hgan's position.
The Ivelest discussion II tho state OF affairs in
Missouri prevail here to day in all quarters.
Intercepted letters writ EN- hy n secession mem
ber ot the Maryland Legislature, show that tlo
traitor mem bers of that body had formed an elab-
crate scheme tor the passing oi the secession ord
nance.
II i ascertained tina, Gen. Patterson campaign
in Virginia cost the Government fully 81 0O0, 900
The SOLO result was the capture Of some twenty
fugitive slaves, nearly ali # whom we're returned
to their masters
The gai ant defence Of Col, Mulligan il tho
theme "f admiration among iistinguis she'd military
men. Ii Wa not until late last nj ht when tel
egraph wa sent from Cen. Fremont. that tho ru-
NOR Of the surrender was fully hDugh reluctantly
credited. The latter while informing the depart
ment that he was the of starting with
heavy force. expresses the hope that he will bo
able 10 dislodge the rebels from tho position they
now occupy ~ Lexington The deepest interest
continues u be everywhere manifested concern
NJ that point The War Department has deter
mined to all the offices Of all quarter mas
ters commissioners and other officers who fail to
respond promptly by filling their bonds and pre-
'enting themselves for active service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
iInIn tiIss0urI.
'orre.pandence oi tho 81 Louis Democrat

irorre.pandenre d tho 1t. LOUIS Democrat.
RolLA. No. sept. "a.
Last night Mr. iiollrnd. Of Springfield, arrived,
having tot, there ~ ffidny lat. lie the man
wis tnot t.cr. Fr.n4ont' mai heitou ot hi4 proo-
lama ien through 20 Col Tayor. lie report It,
Nf,tilms II Tie l3.h Illinois reg ment, with sey-
en wagons loaded With Dr. DAVIS and about fifty
waunded men, which COL Taylor allowed to come,
AMI viii probably arrive to-H orrow night This
caves about 80 yet in Springfield Il our wound
el 1T which l0D are able 70 cone to k.a il tn ere
had only been irsnsportatitn. Many Of the Rebel
officers avpQsti our wounded leaving.
"cs,atcn were received on Thursday lest at
,trihglcii, to the rehei- that Muihgau had sur
readereI without gun being fred and that they
Lad taken : reieea Of artillery, GEO stand Of
small arm, All ~ Irsohor that they had alse
taken tuonylte and Price was marching on Jef-
ierson tIty. I'M u the way they get recruits.
Actuiloch ara bis force Of aDout 800 disaieoted
AIEans',s aud icxas trcf u were confidently e1
pcotoI ~ h.ra il. i TIC SO, g0tug south.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

Ar HOMg.-Leut. Flanagan, OF Capt.
Littler'- Company. aud Charles hiidretb, Of
Capt. Brewsters Company, arrived home on
the Jennie Whpple. The former comes to re-
cruit for HI. company, and the latter to recruit
h., health. which ha. not been good lately
Charley was left in the Hospital whsh hi'
regiment wen. down to Brd's Point. lie il
fur lough.
George Iills4th returned home on Monday.
He h1s Obtained hi. discharge. and goes in a
few daya to Washington to take cierk'hlp In
the office cf his .ather.in lay. W. II. Hiidreih
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
RESOLUTIONS on the War.

AIBANY, Sent "a.
Tho Republican State Central Committee met
hero o-dny, anl the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Rssetrtd, That III the opinion OF thi. Commit
toe, 1T least five huntirei thousand men should be
enrolled ter the war ut the earliest pos-ibe day,
a.l That tAIs state should furnish at leas. lv -
oUn q that number
Resoirsi, hat the Executive Cemmi.te be in
trActeI t. adoIt tho mo,t vigorous measures, by
pubic meetings, through the press aud otherwise,
- arouse the people 70 he importance Of support
ihg the Government with md money tho
present emergency.
Eesoted, That We earnestly recommend to the
General Government the popriety Of giving to
each yaiu4teer hereafter enlisted, either S20 OF
the / unty promised the soiitrs ut the tcrmina-
ton II tire uth's Iay IN advance, at
the time of li4 enlistiug.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
PisOCIA NATION.

Frtiow- CrrIzfx. Of Iowa: More soldiers ar
,,aolred for the var. l. therefore, APPEAL &
,o.r patrlo,i..n Is complete at oace the quota
demanded Il our -taat. Six regiments q II
f,utrv and two.ot C4vairs conls oae4 oi yeli
tTicu1- xour feiglb.fs And our relations ii.
nov, a. the field Three mere regiments 1t
Infantry n.0. one Of Cavalry, composed Of tn
same ll.c.ous materials, ara pow IN Can II,
nearly ~ u.zei aud eager to jim their broth
er4 IN arms WHO Lave prece.iei them. aaa
stil lour more regimenls are acquired. Wi.
YOU permit these patriots VITO have gone foi !
animated wlth IT, e,pIit of tneir cause to r.
m IN un-urports,! ala u iieh' alone tie bat
ia : nich are iu.u..en:y Remember IL J
w4tiIof hyht ttr tht.4-tI4e. alone. Il /. ye.i
r,t..as well a. their ~ w!n i tary are eng. =
- /, il tbe cause II poH-rfntttt of E3H.e.
I'll urtry. ot t.eei.n. ol luu.arlfv, of 6 4
Ii4ts,f ms II, tbis righteous saase thal |
no, calI ,.p.a II. uas.i5aal ana ,.'G!oti-n ii
~.at, ~ enrti,laE.Ia = hpa,ay respoase.
g.a,n +, ;4.,p.erts IL our l.osle
..l,, E,r-,p L.ve b.fnv41 uaon oAr Staf.
:, f.,,l,.t.r.wp Wherever f,rlltaAt
! ,trs,.l,tl ! at3 ,ai,rr.,ot..iz i as The at.
t5,hut.. ~ +. brave and great hearted pc. q.
~. t.,v, Na,nrf4qr a,w greeted Win prl II
and .,t,,ti.e shall il be- 4nid tf.at sou s.le
unworthy The pre.t deeds which we're dome IL
ne-t,a,.14fi, ti.atr-.,Y,,, i.eta.sg thai, u
..,e n s,r,e ibei..i.,.. uora aA.ch th-y .
w,i, he.4y ~ha4ihe air fsule I the -tate.
u,ti.n ~, ,.,z.r.t.-.it.. Ilslest po,at j
,,...4t,.s l-,. M. I..tt.. tl,lol4sp ,anr b4el.
vsr,.re.. - ,.s,o..,i,a ,he cal II ,our c,u
lr~ ,,a5.. 4. ,n- aai,..t r,,.s. uaieb has e,.l
.r.,..l ~ 4if...s II ! tee,.. VIII ,oa
rp+,-l -. tess.ars,l.lit, S..n aiene aie rsrt
FL. Ara.s. eQaipa cuts ith,rs. pay. f. nI-
- ~ -, H. ,tf.,, o,vait l. .
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
HICKORY GROVE. Sept. 2Sd, Is

71fckUk1
Mrssss. EprroRs-Is Adt Gen. Baker author.
ICED to proclaim that he is empo wered to draft
the Militia Of the State3 II yes, who gave
him the authority to do itl
Somebody has disgraced our State, and We
of Hickory Grove wish to know who did It.
Youra ]. Mr..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEws,t
Tuesday Eve, September "a, le6l. J
The market was quite lively to-day andprices firm
in the morning, but the afternoon dispatches from
Chicago showing decline Of 59sc on Wheat
will probably affect the market here tomorrow.
Corn is shade better.
FLouK- Firm at $3.60@4.O0. Shipments 430
bbls.
wHKAr-Active at sO@6sc. Receipts7,ls5 bu.
Shipments 5000 bu.
BaRIEY.-In demand at 2O@3oc. Receipts 2.24O
bn. Shipments 500 bu.
CoR9.-Improvng. We quote at l2c. Receipts
1875 bu.
oArs-We quote at l2c. Receipts 100 bu.
Os,o,s-Plenty and dull at 80iOc. Receipt;
400 bu. shipments 40 ou.
OATS Nominal at l'c
HAY. -Trsirie 3d4 q ton.
RETAIL MARKET.
BUTTER--12lao u b.
EsGs-3 doz. fer 25c-
PoTAroRs 200 . bnshei.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

SURRENDER OF Col. MULLIGAN.-Ihl
mornings dispatches contain the confirmation n
Of the surrender of Col. Maligan and his gal
men at Lexington. and furnish some par
'atiye thereto.
TO tho Union cause IN MS
..; "a nsvs to the people OF the 10y al
s,a,e, 4 body of brave men' "elI ea'cu'a'ea
to do effective service, ably on'cefea Ana
eoulpped. nave been cooped up a. LeA''s'o"'
.rd lee. there without reinforcemeDts Until tue
enemy came IN large numbers, ccs Oh "o'''
water. and compelled to surrender. why '"is
has haen pe-mittsd we don't know. but we
wish we did There is omething wrohg IN
the management. somewhere, and the sooner
it Is known the better.
That Col Mulligap performed his duty there
ia not the least cavil. He would have fought
the scoundrels ct heavy odds-four to one
outside his en,rench ments, but the towards
would not do it, but cut him off from the &C.
,ual necessities Of life, and compelled him tc
give up his position aud his sword.
The rebels found rich plunder In gold, mani
tions of var. horses wagons end provisions. 1
10 . happy tio,e for them. but not Tor US. w
hope that steps will be taken 20 rout Them on
OF that position before many days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

1nE GAZETTE AAD Coy. KlRKwooD

kN
Fy.r,si,., i-l.c..,,.ir,, "a ,;,.,. ,t.tAi
~ ,si,,,,, on.t ejyjl ra,i.r-,lat ansear. Ina t.-
.x,,...I5. vi.ws j., M street cr ttrol AZ
,h,r.. u,,ft.,,t l.i,.,, .,cu.,A al ,li..ovh4.,.
,.,.,.,,..,, ,,r .;,ii ,.,.e,. ,,d >, far
r,r,4hav. b.en directed nan.
a,a.av.r,.l to ta,,y po,it,e.l fe.lina. AM toiett
,bi,., a.oa,q, tie r,orninent fat thar ee
f.v. e..n..t,v ma . .C;ox.r,.,,,t Is sav.., !.
4,o. fal,,@,
, ;.lf si, tu,, .,r.a, uaitti,a} nn,,ie. .
q, ,t.ir ,.o... n,
,.t. ,.....,,t, :.
t...,, r.., p,v.n,a,t l,,t ,,o r,.r,
.,I r,,.o.,o Me-.
al - of s,;5 ,or,i.. mi 10 no. a.. :.
~ ,..,.l,. taa,e are 10 a,w from tbejr ~
,y ,5,..y.. of est4riav came ont with a
..,.,,,..,.a,,aa,.aitl. l.r.r aas1,ar q Tie
tf,,, 10 crnsh t,ey kifkvoa, IN }rr
l,oI.eatt;,r ,hey y, ae,take to asnsar eat
a1rei,!,. covar,o iis dirty
sl;r, Az, ~. vaad-n = at.,ial of wsicn ~
ta Tho s,itors ,n,to., 1a.,4rt.E.
I,,1j,.,,- 49, t,,,e I-,;ou MN of iowa IT,
~. ;bair str.,,tb and crash the pa.if a.
4 ,ri,lo,, INV heio.. ns4d" 70 pr.y+ti
,Aoa..l.,.;,, &c k,rtwoo3 10 no1 Io3s-
.s,l ,oo. ,,a. tho ann .ne, of IN.
;;,orv s,ah q, ki,k.oa, Ana
/ ooa rear for nA,to,niny til
,,, - ,.,..u,,.-aa, ,.,,-..,,a.. for ,.,srel
.;,.. ,,;,.i, ;.,,...-,anc..,o a..
.t.aia % non s. ,ns scale Of d.sintsrest.,l
:. t.a ~ L.;t, o.,,,roo.et,i
.;t..4 4b,. ,sa..f,t.,.os,l,. ~
}i.,.o .,t.t h.,,.Aas3 I'll f,,
,t...,a,,o,4 r.o,1a .Ia. CIV k,rtwa.j w4.
,.rt,,i. ,a,o ., ia inaccurate, i,
,to, laa.. L.,f.r ,bau
.a.t,o,.ye,, ! ,Lat ,hev kn4u halter A.
vn,,9.,,s,a 70 a,a ~ f-f,tino ppof
,.t. atthis state man who l. ro,eri
,,o,n,,...,t for he crisis they desery,
4 ,,..i a,, f,r =, a;r ,,es,.n.,,,.
vha, tpa,v ,h,,i IL. o4a,t. of hi. State VA
=. tho haoi ., aug ax..,,,t.
ag.;,s a,l .n.v ol., know tist !. sbo,n.
aooa ~, 1r ~. ,o,,,ios, ,r;eL.t
49,, ae,,ooo,,gea - ,ta ,ot,er 1.a,e3 Re,uIli
.au marty they know that the great talare
i, ,ba IT, nortx viz the German vot.
hss = ali coufieacy in HARDWOOD anl hl
,,o,.a,.,aant and ,,,at uuless he is rooted o..
~ ,o.iti,u which he d;seraces ia the eyes .
h,a oon.,,,uan,. and opY slater ots,es. pothir
"a, save usasa overeign State from iga a
-, and financial ruin. Indeed we are alread
disyracea az d our patriotism laughed at.
Why sire, wa are the frat, and cnly Stat
wh.r, the Executive has been compelled to re-
sort to drafting the militia, in order to uak
mn tho quota OF men expected Of us Wher-
fora h.. Kirkwood pob.ishel to the world tn
l|di.eracs Of bis state? answer without fe,
Iof prssump.ion, that it 10 the legitimate resul
/. Of tho n,ter incompstency of Gov. Kirkwood
5 Tn. brave ard patriotic men who FIRST w.
unteered to fight our battles. lei. the Stat
f. without the comforts and nscesaaries whie
d, Ao, -..,,;.aj ana uhi;a thav " .r
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
E,sr ,.Y.-To-mortow is the day

F,sr D.y.-Io-morrow IS the day
set spar. Is TIA : President. to he ohsers' Z Ha
v,iors t,.t Nay. Ite obsers anes sh'"la
be .,ric,Iv REGARDED " all classes Of men. "F
r,h,,,s n snlfae.urers. AMI bnF'-
meas men OF every calling S'li suspend al a.
tive labor. and lend implicit "oep's"se % 80
PROCLAMATION. There has neve.
in our national history when there 20"
earnest cali for national fasting a1' ~ -
W., hon. TO zee no exceptions on that 10y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
River Ife IN =.
Il EsDAY, September "a.

Tuesday, September "a.
The magni Eeent Northern Line packet Henry
Clay, Cap. Buford and Clerk Owens, will depart
for - Paul this morning. This boat haa irs.-
class aceornin y. asions ami mmandcd by gentle
manly and proficient officers Passengers VII hnd
nothing lacking which would add 70 their safety
md comfort.
The large and elegant Northern Line packet
Denmark will leave this point for St. Louis this
mGrning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
LATEST NEWS
By the Mails.
From Cairo.

tAIKO. sept, ..
The pickets of the Iowa Seventh Regiment i
Ellioti's Mills, Kentucky, i-ht miles above Coz
umbus. were approached % sunday evening by 9
body If rebel cavalry. numbering fifty Or sixty.
The Iowa boys fired on them. bringing down or
1. TLe rebels returned ire once, without dol (
any damage aui then fed, leaving horses.
Another skirInish wth the rebels took place
near Hunter, Mo, four miles below Norfolk, last
evenint. Three OF ur men and ho-ses missing.
The enemy's loss il Dot a-certalnel.
Reports from below state that the rebels at CO.
lumbus are crossing TO Belmont also, that the@
are in possession OF bandInssi le, NY, IL miles
southeast u this place.
General Buckner is said to have occupied Oven
bore Ky, OH the Ohio river, 70 miles a oss Pa
ducah.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
SAguFl. ]. MEX NO,
UaiUN TOW SHIP MAET:.t,

The citizens OF Davenport .osnsnip Who arc IL
f.vor Of the movement for Union PARTY, re-
questei to be preseAt at meeting t. be holden al
the Court II use on Friday, the 9th inst, at two
O'Clock T. NJ foI the purpose Of nominating cam
didate. for township officers.
PER ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

pEnsoNAL.-Col. w. ii. Mefrrltt was
N town yesterday. ana leaves The "oTn'"R 10
lava CITY. The Colonel is looking healthf'
and heare al the APPEARANCE OF oe''k "D'e "
~. po..d .uy al the coming election, -
Tie Governor Of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

,.nEnAL reward will be paid tor Tue
a.6v.,vof that Chain Bracelet when va 'oa'
same weeks since, and no question: "'"s''
Bring it along.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
From I or; NOnlOe.

feKr MohRog, Sep, %.
Commander strinebaui wns day relieved by
Capt. 6olisb rough and Will proceed 10 Washing
tpil. 1o uckussra leayes Old Point battery to
suiAe forthwith the command OF the engineer de-
rnrtmenf In CalIinInIn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

Ayo1nRG COMPANY FROM " asii!NG-
ros CouSrY Eighty eight men s''l'sa ." ''''
train last evening from Warrington and went
49,, c..r,e,- al Camp MeC el!4i. Ano1her
company from Washington county VIII "s fea'
Il. few days, which viii MIKE the e'sAth
froln TIL. county. Bully for Washington
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

a Coop APPoINTMENT.-W we az
Glad 10 learn that TO our respected ir'ehd an
fauaw citizen. Charles y. Asmussen. has oesh
rendered the appointment OF Lieut.. 'oions'
ana Adintant Of the Benton Regiment oi .a'
airy. in Gen. Sigels Brigade, now musterns
in st. Louis The tender Of such appointment
vasreceived by that gentleman by iei gf"i'
Yesterday morning. ueprompuy t''egraphea
back his acceptance and his inten''on''o report
bimsel. at headquarters On Friday morh'"e
He leaves for st. Louis ~ THIS morning :
train.
Upon receip. of the appointment, ehaties
wani home and took down his old Cavalry
award which had not seen service or pohsh
since the day when he welded 1t IN the DAT
tles Of his native Holstein, and put IT III tie
hands of a gunsmith for II general securing up
Charley will make brave officer ana Will Wa
high honors in his Regiment. We believe 'ha'
in taking this appointment he commences here
at the same position where he lett the service
IN Germany.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
DIED.

On tho oath inst. JOSEPH EUGENE, infant
Of Louis G. and MARY e. DEssAINT, aged year
and months
The friends Of the family respectfully in
vited TO attend the funeral this afternoon at 3
o'clock without lurther invitation.
ST. Louis Democrat and Missouri RepuJlcam will
rl.4a % cory
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
New ork Market.

NEw YoRK, September "a.
FIouR-Market heavy and in favor Of buyers
WHgAr-Market heavy and l@2c lower.
CoRN.-Market unch anged. 5695sc mixed
W. stern.
OATs-Quiet at 500 35c.
PORK-Quiet.
WHIsKY. Quiet and frm at zVc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

Cousrny people should remember
:. .t whi.ler sell. the best Dry Goods 10 town.
ana 4, the lowest figures. Caii aud nc "''
proye it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
Lexington News.

QvINCY, Sept. %.
500 Of The troops eho surrendered Al Lexlh-
ton, consisting 81 the Irish rigade ani the firs'
Illinois Cavalry, arrived Tonight, hayins taken
the oath not to bear arms against the rebels. Tn
officers are detained prisoners.
A Captain of the Home Guarls isel Whit
fag on the entrench ments, unknown to to. Moi
l.an, who had driven the encIn} back 10 anothsT
point but the Homo Guards were clamorous =
surrende-, aud he complied
Col Mulh,an is SPOKEN Of by his men as beife
cool and collected, ami only surrendered becau y
Of the action Of tho Home Guards. IIi, CLOTHES
were riided with balls.
ST. LOFTS, Sept, 3.
chas. G. Ramsey, proprietor d the EteaotJ JAtr.
was arrested this afternoon, b. orl.r Of the i'ro
vost Marshal, and taken t. headquarters sr exa:a-
nation. II offence publishing Ell
article to-day entitled "rallof Iey.ns on eiae,-
rg III bitter terms upon the cala aign AM .a
military authorities in the elartn.tnt q I. +
West. His paper va suppressed all the inti.t-
script Iii the flee seized anu Il. btss. IN is
in possession Of the Provost Guard j ~ naine .,
the author Of the article was divulgcd- and il i
thought the publication d tic PAPER WI! be ar
lowed to eontiauc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
THE CIT Y.

4~Svr notice OF stray Horse IN another
.,',n, A reward is offered for his recovery
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
From Phiide.ph.a

fHtLAGrLpHIA, sept. n.
~ -uosc.ip ptbu T. tho National loan amounted
3 $1,000.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
Meeting in favor Of Gen. Fremont.

lRoSToK, Mo, sept. II.
At meeting Of the commissioned officers Of the
2lst nin.. Regiment, L. 3. Volunteers, called
together for the purpose Of giving expression to
their feeling in regard % the cour.e OF Gen Ere
mont Col !. w. l.. Alexander called to he
Cnair, and the following report Of the committee
to draft resolutions was adopted
WHEREAS, We view with regret sffofts being
made to bring about removal OF Gen Fremont,
beley. ng his removal would endanger, if not de-
strcy, the magnificent army organized by and noW
under his command, and thus not only weaken
the power Of the Government, but encourage tho
leader. Of thc rebellion AN effort to destrcy the
Ee,ub.ic therefore
Res0ued, That in John G. Fremont we recog-
nize not only great military chieftain, but true
patriot yhose well know courage is unriyaied, and
| lindomitAlle energy has marked out as the man
! to organize and successfully command the army Of
| the West.
| Reselred, That We unhestatingly endorse the
course being p,,rsued By Fremont in the military
department Of the West, and that we will never
under y circumstances sountensnce the efforts
| being made to remove him, but will all agree to
| do eli in cur power TO prevent its ccnSummation.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
Probable Attack on BOonville and Jefl-
PTsuu CITY.

II il supposed that II Lexington mas surrendered.
Price ana MS army will now move down the riyet,
nnless checK ed deiea ed, and attack Boonyillc.
aud then Jefferson CITY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

r.EsJ,2MES far and near should take
eh.ar xlves and children md v-it ias'
worth's Dry Good. House and make thetf ''i'
ana winter porchass.. lie Ia now al ree4s
for Won with big stock Of ali kini4 II Goo =
nm M one W Ill ragret m1k!u hin ctti
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

Rrcnu1r,Na roR Il. 5. Awe "''
roc, at,.n,ion TO tie advertisement s. ~! - =
A Wainwright, recruiting officer at tb'+ "'"'.
The regular sery,ca oif.rs good enc"ps "Be'''e"'
to recruits Now !. tie TIN" t. 20 M go
trv expects every aJle bodied man = 90 h''
luty.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
"THE RIGHT Man N THE RIGHl

"THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT
pleasure that we learn Of the appointment Of
Cap, Gidds Of the Benton County kifles, as
Lieut. Col Of the Iowa sth The gentlemau,
besides having been ten year. IN the E.st lh
da service alone for his bravery AMI merito-
rious conduct in thePuujaub war be received q
Victoria medal and is very popular and IL.
teiIigent officer.
HE qualifications present q striking coli
tract 70 the universally unpopular an4 y :
efficient private who Ter certain reason. ltter-
lY ind.ap-n4bie, received the appointment O
Major Ia the same re eginent, to the utter dis
gust OF the brave and noble men he pre-
sumes to command. 1t does seem il tai.
imDecile and infatuated Administration coul'
no. 90 sch Die thing without coupiins
with it az aet the most profoundly STUPID a 7
rldic l.ous
AZ ISclDENr-Pity and indignation
were strongly depicted on the coantenances u
may OF those who assembled to witness "a
lepar ure Il the noble fellow who eo Ieaoil
responded to the call Of the Government
Bare-f9ote1 and bare-hea3el, many o. :hen
marched through our streets o the ooa =
which wsre to convey them to the acete d
action. We saw number Of our patriotic q,
ize. aha are ever ready Lo give airacties
.ia ration Of tncr piet,. conducting Iii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
Rank Notice.

TIME BAKING HOUSE OF LOUIS A: MAUA-
10, viii be closed on Thursday, the 26th ines.
East Day. VPse"