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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-05
MILITARY LIST.

MILITARY LIST.
Armstrong Lieutenant Frank
Allen Lieutenant
Burtin Lieutenant
Cunningham Major A
Cook Colonel
De Hans Captain y
Gordon David
Laetos Lieutenant
Lindey W Acknowledgment U S
Myers &c
Preston Lieutenant Emanuel
Walker Captain William w
ITALIAN LETTERS.
VincenZo Araldi Carlo BrzZolara
Yincenz9 Arralta Cello PRiiO
JOHN @. BAUM, p. Ii.
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2Qfalsa1enieFeiteu 4us Wafoinoton,

Der Sranb oUn 0amptpn. - Der
unmsnlaliGe 9tt Der 3ertGrung ppn hampton
triro, tpie ertpartet tplrDe, BON pen giebetlen, ME
bereits aus lipIi9en 3eitun9en Gerpovee9t, Der
8unpe5sNrmee 5ussldrieben, Die D@iGmQnO
Dispat9"" la9t bartbfr, bag eia 19eubli9erea.
NabQltlberes 8erhreGen nieGsal8 b~egansen ippra
ben fet." S9perlt6 pirO pe9 Gp.f in SGpen
eAer 9i4t ilber ptela Ny9ele3enbeit befpmmen, ais
bis i6ut itberDattpt Gin Qi6t G6er leine Mu9ele=
8ea9eiten auf9eben miro.
SO 9tpner 3ettun9en Die Der
untpn5sSaAe trru Ino, BADEN bic @yytSrung CT
lai1sn, Rap fe. IN l~leberetnl timmuns nit ben
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nit peneH be5 Sen, MlcGleqan, tllnfttabin feline
Nfttt9etlan9en mebr iiber 3rupYens 81 emGrllobe
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tarlt9 5tr 9ltldli6en Srte9Iubraag NnbesinQt
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iplGe, BEN 8etnpe wtdtommenen, Na6riGten
eit9altet, Iofort pur6 9atige 8sloreung Der Griz
Moline ms feinolt9e Suartier wanpern.
Sub etneS Sptbaten. -Mm DienItao
MOrgen wurOe Dopip Qplter, SQlpat in Der
@ompa9nie 8 tg8 50. 9(ep. g}orter 9te9iments,
beint 6aaen bon 8alme1 in Der 9la6e pes Qagers
letne5 Re9imept3 frl9la9en, tnpsm Elm tpoter
At aus elmer 5Gbe BON so Biz 70 SUP auf i'm
9erabiar5te naD tin 70 am &Opfe traf baB Der
COB tar3 berna9 erfOl9te.
-unterfmdun0 IN @efGngntB.-
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eth MarYlanper BON 0eburt Der am 80. Suit
eiui9e @{eilen jenIeitS Der &ettentrlGe Spn Qieut.
M1c@lean 9efAn9ea 9enQmnen jporpen mar, unp
PefGulplst ptro, llnipnsleute ~perfplgt ,1no auf
Splpaten Der 9te9ieruns aelAqlen au 9aben, Dor
NtAter 0pnn 9eRraAt. Da inpeB etniee i9ear
gen 9esen i'm ni9t antpeleup tparen, 70 tpurpe
Der Gntl9et0 aber ben SAT- bts auf einiee SAGE
GtnausseldUben.
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MarYlano entlane Oes 9otomae mlTen f9 jebt
9dfe eerl6afen, un na& Der Stapt lnp 3uriif
ST fpmnlen. Qpqale MGnner fnben pteles ean3
in Der Srpnuns unp piial9fn nur, biele Ne9sl
mare fraber befQl8t pOrpen.
us--Gprpuer 0qpenarb 6telt
Spr9eltern GpDtenlGau aber Die 2eiAe zines Man=
nee, Der nadt TN Canal ~9efunpen lrprpen mar.
G8 IteQte f9 berauS, baB e5 bte 2etGe zines
Snritenmadera Nameus @age, eiues gu9lanpers
bon @e6urt, mar. Die 2et@e 3et9te swet S4nitte
Dper Jttfe iber Dem rehten Nuge, jeppA tparen
Die &leiper lpr9faltis am lfer 5uiammen9elest
getanpen pcrpeu, unp Die SnrY fonnte aiGt ente
lGetpen. Vb Der gertprbene bur9 @spalt pper
lPetM Sapen 1nt9etQnnet mar. e
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SlG6riMf.
0lahrid,t an Saushalter.

-0slHn0FeIF6zS Tice, Baltimore, y. Nu9. 1861.
WadrNht pilb hermit 8sgeben. BAH bic OrbOnnaus tpelfe per-
otonct' faB leoer @e9 o9ner ene5 Oauies pccr @runonn8eS an al.
len 9epllaiictten StraBea pegr }taep's bit{er Sta3t Bic 9tnne IN
5rOnt fS bela9ten 9auIsS pter @unpnGdes rein unh frei pcn az,
lem lllratbf balen muBl EtrcnS ~0ebane9abt rpirS. Iie g}ewpbner
uno 9l0nsr efr &ankr lptrbaa biernit 0u9sweien. aue5 @tas aus
9ea &Idhea III 5reHl ibrcr 8umten lpcNSnI6aTen un6 eteieltcn
rem gu b1ltn. Snl Nuitraae;
6. 81. &t&arb5on,
WtOU NHiihr @eiHEebeuS. Gommi1lr.
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StO0t Baltimore.
8nrn @bf6teb pOn @altlmore.

2e6 pp6l, Du Wonumententapt !!
3wor Imeto' i9 nt4t, neil petuer Tei3e 1att,
9(etn mein @je1@id reiBt mi@ BON binnen,
limb uir9enp5 fQ th N16' 9erinnen.
Soleb'D penn wobl, DIR 9ebt'6 pte manGerO Dame
Du btit tofett, bpd te7er ais Detn glame
2e6t most t6r 9lei3e manni8falt
Qlm llfer bort, ant Olaltenpalo,
Quf i18ner 8oY nit Waloe6Idumen,
SIM 9ritnen @alD nit tpl,en Sdumet,
Sn StraBen, 40 Die SGGuen lAmeRen,
SIM pQIlen, totem GoIteaIebcn.
QcttmpGl STR @tntBcn, bienaBey mt4 9etaunt,
Die mir aetptcn lire 6reunpesbanp,
Slit mir 9elett, init mir emp unbet,
lluo mir p~erIaGnt 70 mauAe Stunpen /.
Co8 it8nl3e Slid, BON rem Die Oi6ter fin9sn,
SD m54t' e8 gu4 gum 2ptne trin9en,
Qebt nobl SS6r DmtlGen, 9tst 9%erfannt,
SGr tattet bier pen lawerlten Stanp;
GerIofet niAt rsr 6retbeit 6a9nen,
0epenft in Nuem @urer Qbnan
8cfeti9t bier rem ceit.Gen Nutm auf's Neue
Durh 9tlDung, 6rimntt, gbrItGfrit unD
Ireuel
gebt rc6l 96t Gleiaea, bic i4 lisb 9eBQpt.
lluo peren &inotsiRn Mid oft 9elatt,
8ermetpet ale i4limusn 9fape!
Der bette gGe8 lit Der 9erooe,
un0 laIe ni9t, I'll peutit9 Su9enD,
0pn ceuti@er SPra&e, oeutlAer 3u8fnpl
36r jtiqen 5a8e(, 9ragfegp0I,
Drtu meme 9ieben ruin, lebt ipubl.
Die 0elt lit EG9, mas fol- iA peinen 2
56r ieio Yerigr8t, SIR Iteben GIetnen
Inns Qber bleibt 0ea Qeten8 9la8e
llnp mau6e barte, tittre 6ya9e.
Qebt pobl.
s. Gtr0ubeNmUller,
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@ifeneepan3erte Oampff6iTe

nlnlntt Oferten ~ent5e5en fit ben 9m zines ober nebrerer 81
eu9e,pan3erter Srte88.Oampfer, entne6er oon,
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rae9r ais %icd9sSebn SUB Gtsi8an9 buben; miiIen cine gepaFnuHo
eon l2O 6S $50 &.Onnen @eptGt truOen unb g~etensmiHel iHr I6SS
ea' eoO Yerlonen Ie na9 8eipaffnAna fir 60 8aoeu unb 9obIeu
~T mI Ger nori9en G~tntt4tuns lbereinIttmmt. wirb boroe,coez.
She SSslgtetUnn9 unb 3st9npu9 tes SdiRes. ber NuSriiHuna
erprberli6. 49, WV" l0"'"' l"V
Die Oferte ntnB BIZ Soften unb bic 3dt Der gpuentuuo bs
Der Ut, bic Sfneatsfeit mub ~onse5eben uno Sc Cfferts NIT II.
nsnt @aranten Ssriesen fciit, mel6er fir bic 9eei9nete auSiiGrnna
os eonlrattes 4attef' psrn sr nami9 8e9eteu pir6.
Sclde Yericneit, ipelde be0bfftieen Sfferten e;u.u5snSs,
pollen tcl9eS cenl Defartement Dor BEN Is. ausuf anseiaen ub
tprs Otfetten tnnertalb 70 Ea9en bon bieIem Gatum etnienbcn.
WaIbtn0tcn, 7. Iuauit 1861. guolO~I6
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B5 Sertett CONCERT! = Sebeu
Wl0nta9, DQnnegila9 uto Samita8 @6snO, III.
ter OiretttCa pe6 @rof. QiQmanl1, in Der auf'e
i66nte eiu8eriAteten SpmmerwtrtbiAaft Der @r=
beiter<6ale, $50. 5 Sup<8rieprt4itr,
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S3Snf bta8toner &naetaea.

TT Gabfcribet1ten fppie: aud Wn,eioe, fir ss,osbs
tn9tUn II. GeorsetUun tperben bel Srn. g. r. RieS.
fetSt, 80. 400 @sStr, unterbatb 8. Ctr. entoeosn
9enpmmteu.
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Vresncnts O~5egiraent SSo. 4. p-gOrf.
Sunae 2este. welde T6 nod auidIcBtn mpaea, t6nnea lid,
en3et rntn lei Sr8ant G.. Dorpei8 i'm 9ot0le SO. IS Gto s eee.
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nnS 3 ubr; Qa8 &eainlent lit in wenj9en Eagen nrar;6fc1tio,
neles ipp Seser bcSbalb I9e Ell.
Baltimore, ten l. Nu9ult 1861.
W12S Sol @erbarb, NRairr.
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az Sas BOdDenblatt bes Baltimore g8eter" cli6Iiut
ieSen 6rsita8 WittaS. ~
GS eutGiIt 2s brette epalten 9eftRqif, anb tas
60rn'ot 1T ReSeatem9 eraser aa Ger E8lts Gedsr.
aH Sn1alt3
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~ 'S"ele aAS &Sal9"S'0H "ao ZEN @epafFementSf Ger Ne3erano.
6erHer bic JcrteBun9 be8 9eI9i9ht6sn &oaan5
5H98 rOer @rppbet."
pso'Dte, commentaries Sane'oIrfbtAaEtlicbe a..
- 0nP cue uepeF@t Ger e4fpP@ll@tn H.eat9fetten,
weId)e bis sur StNnpe ser @Gbtttafpu einIauiem.
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Nlo6 8re,rc,f
Qeattbe mo engliid)e Sd Il
Wepr0 Sod.

SO. 104 Gaffr. Gam 8slair-Nlarf).
G8 lptrb pouitinbtssr Hentf6r uno en5li1fer ltnterri6t ertosit.
D|doben weroen uncntseloHh in weiblthen 9anoartsreu BON Fl.
rr 6entlGen 2ebrelin unterrjttet. Iub 1T nit Ger SduIe cine
3urnautalt oerb lnben.
? IS mirO f~ortoS9renc (r9Hs 5ersp32iO aatsrri3t scosben.
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Nene Nn3CiQcn.
s. 95nrb @pmtc Omnro.

&ue 0eui6en llntcn.N lSnusr wcrben bcute Qbcno nm 8 lur
3ur gel% iammlnn9 ~ejn0daoen. Marion SAT-, Gnfpr- mn Hopa r..
neben Gem Gprkentolie. 90
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 2.

=. LoUlsvlLLSp cept. 8.
A special dispatch to the Courier, from Nash
vle on the 3ls, says the capture Of Ports Halter
a. and Clask, the latter two miles north Of Hat
teras, is confirmed from Wilmington Our men
fought bravely. It is reported that 500 or 500 Of
our men we're taken prisoners. Our loss in killed
and wounded is only 10 or y.
The journal, Of this morning, strongly condemns
FremCnt's proclama lion, and urges the Lcgisa-
ture, by its action to avoid contingency Of sach
action here. 1t says it must now decide whether
it will organize body Of loyal soldiery for State
purposes, stropg enough to enforce obligations Of
loyal neutrality, or whether it will suffer things
to go on they have been going, with the pros
pect of lspsing, st no distant day, into condition
which, in SO briet a time, has brought in sway
Martial law in Missouri.
The Courier says there is . company Of armed
Federas stationed at Horse Cape, on the Nash
vile Railroad, 81 miles south Of Louisville. I'M
mense amounts of FIRE ght ana great rush Of Ieo-
pie. is daily going South by the Nashville route,
while greater number Of passengers are arriving.
1t is thought that the great rush soathwarl
IL caused by the edict that has gone forth that
after the first Cf Sept, non-intcrcourse with the
South will be enforced, and that tho rush North
is owing to Davis proclamation.
The Courier says camp Dick Robinson is con-
stantly increasing.
negro, yesterday. swan the river at this point,
passing over the Falls and landing perfectly nak-
ed in camp Holt. He represented himself as boz
ing the property Of Col. johnson, Of Camp Boone,
Tenn. He was this morning returned under file
soldiers to Jefferson comfy Jail. Col. Rosseau
gave Col. johnson notice of the fact.
Hon. Emerson Etheriige left for Frankfort this
morning.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03
Foreign News.

New YoRK, Aug. 81.
Among the papers received ct meeting Of the
Social Science Congress at Dublin, was one by Mr.
Beasley, member CT Parliament from Manchester
entitled "With cotton, employment and food
without it, famine and expatriation" He said
the manufacturers expected to be able to com
uand supply Of cotton to keep them working
with regularity until spring. The crop was grow,
ing in the Southern States, but the difficulty was
to obtsin it.. Certainly it will be short OF ras,
years. Mr.. Beasley is an extensive spinner and
said that cotton is now laid down in his wareh ouse
at IL IL per cent in excess Of price paid e Amer
ican planters, whereas to bring cotton from Bierout
would cost 100 per cent on the price paid, owing
to difficulties of transportation.
Or. McGowsn, an American, said the statesmen
of the country would hail with delight the efforts
to relieve them from tho monopoly Of cotton.
The matter Of supply was further discussed
When Miss Sarah Remond read paper on Ameri
can slavery and its influence on Great Britain.
Mr.. Chevslier, the celebrated French free tn.
der. then denounced the Morrill, Tariff AZ the
child of disorder.
The London T.ss publishes Russelps corres-
pondence to the 5th Of August. The last letter
nominally refers to tho demorslised and insubor-
crediting Mcclellan with speedy reforms. He
says the Southerners believe they will be safe If
tiey hold cut until October, and that ct the end
Of the year the North viii be further from their
aim than ever.
The 7smes has another editorial on the financial
difficulties of America It saysthe course pursued
at Washington throws into the shade all borrow
ing Of England.
The rupture between Austria and Hunsarv 4
regarded a. complete. Ne Nsnswmovement hsd taken
place, and no i1perial decree had been issued but
The dissolution of the Hungarian diet NJ fullv
anticipated to - followed by manifesto aesinct
huneasio1 ygotsaeions.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03

NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From New York.

New YORK, Sept 2.
Surveyor Anderson, yesterday seized % vessel
owned wholly or in part by Rebels, including eigh
ships and seven barks others will be seized 10
day. The value Of the vessels seized is over tw,
millions Of dollars.
The Commercials special states that it is report
cd that several til eusand Rebels were within III.
vicinity ef Aqua Greek.
Washington - full Of rumors ot an advance h
the Rebels, some stating Tat they had eros
sea the Potomac at Edwards Ford.
The Po-t's special says the pickets OF both III
mics are very close to each otner on The other sia
u The Potomac.
The rebels had dress llaraie this morning o.
Aunsons Hill. TheIr.iiiery Ii not yet mounted
Carlisle, Assistant Dis rict Attorney Of tho Dis
trict Of Columbia, n, intimate iiend Of MAY ol
Berrett, resigned oday.
Commercials Dispatch.
Our scouts report rebel regiments at Fairt..y
and more further north.
Eight moro vessels were seized by tho Survey
ors to day, including the steamer Marion ard tht
ship Trumbul. The latter was loaded and read
to sail for Antwerp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03

OA9F AoCLEILAN. Sept. 2, 1851.
whereas. one Adrian Habitssl has seen fit to
charge upon shs soldiers 1t Camp Mcclellan
the destruction Of bic "groggsry." The public
ere respectfully informed that no liquer is o..
loved to BE- sold atShs Camp. and - Mr. Hs.
bitsel VS. violating sd rules, - we'll q III.
law Of the State Of lo~e. BY smuggling in
~hiskey, concealed among = under pears. and
otherwise conducting to casss destruction in
Camp. He may eonsider hims4f fortun.,. g
he came off By the oon6scation o. th. .o.,... .
band only.
O1ylCRns AND SOLDIERS mo-,
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DEAOcRAT AND NEws,l
Monday Eve., September 2, 1861. I
II rained very heavy here all last night, oonse-
quently We had very dull day. Receipts are
very light.
FLOUR Firm at s3sO@4.0o. Shipments 500
bbs.
WHEAr--In fair demand at 454 5Oc. Recei pts
l,Os5 bu. Shipments 700 bu.
BARLEY.-ln demand at 20@2lc. Receipts 100
bu.
CosS.-Very little doing to day. We quote at
l2c.
HAY Prairie, per ton, 81.
RRTAIL MARKET.
BUrrER-l2h@l5ci4 b.
EGGs-8 dos. fer 25c.
PorATOEs-P bushel, 25c.
LIMA BEAHs.-l0c q quart.
APPLEs-p peck, 2o@25c.
PRAIRIE CHcKENs.-25c y pair.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03
From st. Louis.

ST LOUIS. Sept. 2
Lexington remained in possession OF tse Federal
troops late as Friday. Renforcements have
reached there before this and apprehension,
arc now felt for the safety # the place In tho
attack on Thursday, several Uni l. troops were
Wounded, but none killed. Gen. Pope leaves Tor
Quincy this evening, aud will Immediately take
the field in person, In Nortacrn SO.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03
New YORK Market.

NEW YORK, September 2.
FLOUR--Market little frmer, with moderate
sales.
WHEAT--Sh ade frmer.
BARLIY-Quiet.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
CoRN.-Market 1c better
OATs,-26@33 for Western.
WHISKY. Quiet at lie.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03

CLARK & HoYT's CARRIAGE REPosI-
Brady street = few doors above 9th. at pres
snt contains some Of the finest open and top
euggiss ever brought to the western country
The work 10 oil made Of the best Vernon,
hickory. steel tired and trimmed, and is, in
fact, perfect in every part. Any of our cti
Gems desiring to purchase buggy that viii
wear. without shaking TO pieces in o few
months, will do we'll to call upon Mes.rs
Clark d Hoyt. They also deal in very GU
perior article Of planes and melodeons.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03
STATE o. Iowa, ADyr GENEaAL's OFFICE. J
Davenport, Aug. 81, 1851,

Davenport, Aug. 81, 1851. !
To meet the late requisition Of the War De.
partment upon this State, l hereby invite ell
true and loyal oitissn Of the State, Of suitable
age and qualifications. whs are willing to
serve their country in this, her hour OF peril
and Of need. to report themselves at once to
the commandants Of either Of the Campo
forming st Davenport, Dubuque and Iowa City
when they will at once be received into service
for the regular period Of enlistment under said
requi'ition, consigned to Co. = composing the s.h
9th. 10th. llth, and 18th Infantry Regiments.
Government will furnish arms. uniforms and
equipments; and. It is desired, that volunteers
Will report themselves 80 ~ to complete their
hse'msnts at the earliest day possible.
N. B. BAKxR. Adjt General.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03

The LATEST NEws.-It is for the in
tersst Of gentlemen in want Of Clothes to call
and examine Erskinss fine stock Of Csssi.
merss. vestlngs and Furnishing Goods No. 3
Nickoll's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03
osSloEas AND SOLDIERS lx.Axr
EvRR4TT HousK, ST. LOUIS. Au1 ao -.

49, n.' .' o. 1oUIs, Aug. 50, o
Ass;as. hHA.Dsos. WEsr 4 Co.-Gern.
;ae~; Wnh you ples:s eay IN your paper that
Regiment, will bs in Davenport on Tused.v
September I'd, for the purpose Of Reeruisi.e' =
making their hssdqusstsre ct The Nev Penn.
sy!vsn'e House. i 10 earnestly hoped that
OIL good men Who can leave home. viii taks
advantage o. this opportunity to join . Reei.
mont already in the field.
~ giving this notice, you will greatly
So"ss Yours repeatedly,
NM, RoBERT n. Llr1lss.
s-will rsmain for . few deva r..
equipped. - '''' s'o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. %.
brsadstufs declining.
Wheat easier and dull, with decline Of I'd ON
Red Western.
Bullion in Bank Of England has increased 1885,
900 pounds since the last weekly report.
Consols for money at Ills.
The quotations for American Stocks are a. fol-
lows: Erie closes 23La24.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03

ANornER lot Of those elegant soft
Hats for FaN wear, just received st Fsrrsnd's.
the stvlee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03
From Fort Monroe.

FoRT MONROE, Sept. /.
The steamer George Peabody arrived from Hat
teras Inlet this morning, having in tow the prize
Roanoke, captured in the Inlet.
The Harriet Lane vas got of Saturday. Her
armament and coal been thrown overheard. The
guns would be recovered.
The Minnesota had left for New York with the
Rebel prisoners. The Rebels had 8 killed and Is
wounded.
4 new Military Department, It 10 supposed, will
b. cYeatnd for Gen. Batter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-03
HPcace0 Meeting in lndianapOlis-The
s'Peace" Men Severely Handled


A convention Of the sympathizers of the So
called peace party assembled in this city yester-
day afternoon. Though but . few participants
we're present large crowd of excited people as
sembled. Hon. Robert l.. Walpole, Of this city,
was made chairman, and while addressing the au-
war, was interrupted, and finally Withdrew amid
great confusion. A man named Mclean, friend
Of Walpole's, then attempted to harangue the
crowd, ut the same time drawing pistol, when
the crowd rushed in and he was rather roughly
handled. During the melee number OF fights
oesurrsd, but with no very serious results Con-
sidera BILE excitement was manifested during the
afternoon, and in the evening.a crowd visited the
residence Of Mr.. Wapole an several other prom
inent political men whose loyalty was questioned,
and forced them to take the oath Of allegiance to
the United States Government, which was done
without further disturbance. Among those who
took the oath was the editor of the Indianapolis
.Sestimsl.
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THE CIT Y.
TuE latest styles constantly on land
st Wnislsrs. Go there.

MORE TRooPs.-A cavalry company
from Webstsr County, Numbering about sS
men. arrived on the W sstern train last evening
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TAKE care that you buy Goods where
they can be had the aost reasonable Go te
Whislee's.
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WEBSTER CITY CAvALRY.-This COM
pany, numbering eighty elk men. under com
mand Of Capt. Eerklsy, arrived on the Western
train last evening. and went into quarters at
CemD Mcclellan
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PowDER.-Mail Agent Remington
informs % that about Eve tons Of po wdsr stor
Cd at Newton. and three tons st hsrengo, has
bean taken into State custody. Deputy Sher
III Price and another person have gone out to
look sfter 1t. 1t belongs to Laffiin 4 Smith,
and was probably bound for Pixies Peak
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LIE CLAIxR SUBscRIBERS will hereaf-
ter obtain their papers Of Leon F. Burnett.
Esq., at Wards DYug Store.
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TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.
ROBERT EMMET.
The Gallant &irty..N'3ssth'
IRISHMEN, ATTENTION.

A MEETING OF THOSE FAVORABLE TO
"A the organization of An Irish Company, to be
known IS tho "Emmet Guards are requested to
meet st the "Grsen building" ND stairs, on Second
between BRADY and Perry Streets this evening 1t
~ o'clock.
will please call and register their names at Dennis
Asgaire's, Patrick Shandley's, on Harrison and
Second street. or JEFF. Cleveland D. on W ater street.
sp3-lt
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NUMBER 27s.


TINE HULL, BOILERS AND ENGINES OF
= the steamboat Grey Eagle, as she now lies in
the river, opposite Rock Island, viii be sold 20
the highest bidder, on September Sd, 1851, in
front OF ) IL. Langley i Co.'S warehouse. Rock
Island. Terms As follows: One-third cash /: bal.
ance IN three and SIX months-approved security.
Gaiena, Dubuque, Dunleith Minnesota Packet
20 ORIN SMITH, President.
agl9-dti
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Sep. 2.
Secretary Chase has issued patriotic appeal t.
the citizens of the United States in behalf Of the
national loan.
Minister Adams writes that he does not thinL
the british Government contenp plates any change
Of position so long as the blockade IL continued
Secretaries Seward and Cameron having re
tnrned, Atty. Gen. Bates il the only member Of
tne Cabinet out OF the city.
Reports have been prevalent hero and elsewhere
based on alleged private accounts, of disasters t.
Gen. Rosecranz's command but it is certain Il al
the Department has sueb information.
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Hat MAHuFACroRY.-Asw wo are very
fond of watching the progress Of home man.
uiaoturs, We stepped Into Booths, on Second
street. between Perry and Rock leland, to see
the process Of putting . hat tog ether. and
came away satisfied that Mr. Booth can a axe
% cheap hats and as good hats ~ can be made
sny whore. and little more so. He showed
% one nearly finished, for the Fair, which we
think will be credit not only to himself as .
workman, but to the Manufactures Of Daven
port generally.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. l.
Gen. Wool has Issued Q general order on the
Hatteras Inlet victory, and says also. that they
captured . ten inch columbiad, 81 pieces cannon,
brig loaded with cotton, sloop load Of provisions
and stoEes, lite-boats, $50 bags coffee, 30.