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A Sktrmish I'm Virginia--The Rebels re.
nnISpd.

WAsHINGroN, June l9.-Reliable accounts
received from Poolesville, dated o'clock last
night, says Col. Stone was still there, and not at
L.. burg, as reported.
i tsterdav p m. the enemy attempted to make
crossing of Goose Greek in ferry boats, opposite
Edwards ferry, with force estimated at 500
to 900 men. Col Stone had given orders that
if any attempt was made to move the boat to
fire upon it. In compliance with these orders
Lieut.. Hasbrook fred a spherical case shot,
which covered the boat with shower of bullets
and fragments. The boat was rapidly drawn
back to shore The enemy then formed in line
along the bank, and commenced firing, but n
few well directed spherical case shots dispersed
them, and sent them q, ing towards Leesbmg.
1t is rumored that the masked battery at vi.
enaa had been taken; also, that the report that
Federal troops have taken quiet possession of
Fairfax Court House.
There is official authority for both these de.
malls
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The Annual Meeting Of the Burlington and
Missouri River Railroad Company was held at
the Office of the Company in Burlington, on
Wednesday, June 10, Wheu the following named
gsntlemen were elected Directors for the ensu.
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rs We learn that Mr.. Reed, Vice President
and Superintendent b. & NJ r. K,ilroad, has
rendered the free use of the Road for the trans.
pe'tation OF Col Lsuman's Regiment
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GVThe following Is extract from letter written by
the Rev. J. s. Home pastor OF the Pieepent Street
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, New York. to the journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati Ohio and speaks volumes
In favor Of that world renowned medicine, Mrs. WINS
Lows SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEEIHIso:
Eve see an advertisement In your columns Of Mrs.
Winslows Soothing Syrup Now said word In
favor OF patent medicine before 10 He, but feel
compelled TO say to our readers that this Is humbuS
We have tried IL and know Il 20 be all Il claims II 10 pro-
baby of the most successful medicines az the day
cause Of the best And those Of your readers
who have babies can't do better than to lay In supply
marl5-bply.
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to be spared
The Austin (Texas) Gazette has Eeen informed
of secret Union organization which has been
formed in that State. 1t SAYS there are a few
Johnsons, Etheridges and Hickses in Texas.
Ex-GOv. Stewart ON CIa,b JacksOii.
Ex-Governor Stewart, of Missouri, closes an
able article in his paper, the St. Joseph Jour
nal, ON Claib. Jackson's proclamation, as fol.
lows - -.....e- -.
And, Mssourians, for what has all this hellish
work been accomplished? The answer is to
bring war to your doors; to light up the torch
of civil war in your very midst to have the
grain Of your faithful fields trodden down by
marching armies; to make your State battle
field for confederate conspirators with whom he
has been secretly acting ever since his Inaugural.
tion; aye, to desolato your homes by the horrors
of war.
Look at the messages of the Governors of
the seeded States In those official papers as
well rs in the letters and speeches OF leading
Southern conspirators, you will find the open
and degrading avOval that the object in inveg-
ling US and other border States into this war
is TO carry the carnage from their Town wives
and children" and make our homes the scenes
| of sorrow. We had nothing to do with precip
tatng the war, but we must bear the burden and
misery OF the fight. jackson has been the will
ling tool to Make you a breast work between the
| seeding Sta.es AMI the Federal forces, and now
to force you into this position lie raises the flag
of treason. Will you submit to his iniquity and
despotism any longer? Never never! S rike
| down his rebelIicus standard with strong arms
! and kern blades if necessary. Do not be charm
ed by this iaSidions serpent until you are EN-.
bracpd in his deadly coil. Seer
We charge him as beiug traitor to the Fed
eral Government in resisting its constitutional
authority.
We charge him as being traitor to his State
by violating his oath in approving and endeavor-
ing 20 enforce an unconstitutional, inhuman aud
despotc Military Bill.
We charge him as being despot for resist
ing the will of the people by warning upon the
Convention of their choice and resisting its
enactmeuts.
We charge him as being dcspoiler of State
property by burning it up, to the amount of half
IL million.
On these charges, We arraign him at the bar
of the people.
Then how shall we respond to his alleged pro-
clamaton :? Hurl it back into his teeth, and re-
sist his usurpations even to the death. Strike,
strike for your homes and your altais. Voun.
teer under his rebellious flag? Never never 1!
so long rs their is strong arm in Missouri to
defend the RIGHT.
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SxcrpEp.-The location of that well known
INSTITUTION, THE GREEN HORN SHOE
STORE, has been changed from the Barrett
House to the large and commodious Store Room
lately occupied by R. @. Kendall.
Caffrcy keeps a good class Of goods and is
reputed fair dealer ana is now receiving
large stock, which makes his assortment very
complete, and is selling, either Wholesale or re-
tail, at prices corresponding to the pressure of
The times. For Boots and Shoes then, Coon
AND CuKAr, go to No. "a jefferson Street,
sign Of the Green Horn. taprl7d&w,f.
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A Secession Incendiary hung in Illinois.

LANE, OGLE Co, ILL., June I9.-P. d. Burke
a resident OF this place, for the last two years.
was hung today at 10 o'clock by the citizens of
this place, from the third story window of the
court house. He was charged with causing the
destructive fires of the 7th inst and December
list. By the assistance of a Chicago detective
sent out bv G. B. Brady his guilt was fully es.
tablshed it was also proven by the said detect
i've that he had planned the burning of all the
business parts of the town. He was secession
lat sent by jeff Davis for that purpose
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81 -.1lt14,a NOTICES.


HEALTH AND i'UEg BLOOD ISskPARAEI R--Rccollect
that all sickness arises from impur'y Of the blood and
that Judson's Mountain Herb Pills will surely find
and cleanse these impurities from the system disease
cannot exist So simple and innocent the herbs and
plants that compose hm that Is not AIRY have
them sugar coated inorder that the stomach bear
them Iu most cases. Pills sugar coated because the
materials of which they made erping and ma
lignant that otherwise delicate stomach could not bear
them. a- f.e
These Pills deal with disease Is an will not only
by removing the Cause but will build up ami
the broken constitution There are many who have so
tred with their constitutions that they think medicine
cannot help them let not these despair incredibly
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Is truly irresistible At first the virtues ascrbed the
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS deemed fabulous. The
public had been often deceived that they could be-
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facts undenabe by witnesses Of the highest char
acter and responsibility have proved ami proving
each day. the virtues Of this mighty healer" They mark
by their miraculou, efficacy AMI power era med
cine Sold by all Medicine Dealers -s .aa
+. E. Gay, and Hughes Nassau, Agents, Burlington
Iowa. Ljune6 bplm
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THE HAWK-EYE

NxvrR SEcEDED.-Harper always on hand At
the Old Stand, that has stood the test for many
years. No. 40 Jefferson Street, Burlington
Iowa. Those that have bought Of me know
we'll enough where to set good Boots AVID Shoes
as low price. His friends East keep sending
full stocks Of Boots and Shoes, without the ex.
pense of going after them. Ny goods are Of the
best grades, ExPREssL, roa RxfAlLIsG, and cold
=, low or lower than aGy house in the city.
The first premium was awarded to Harper for
the best case Of Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Of Eastern manufacture, at the last Coun.
~ Fair. Call at Hsrpcr's for best Boots and
Shoes sp2e-d&wSm
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HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs-yigorous d..
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tritious blood healthy frame. Does the victim Of dye
pepc stomach and disordered liver desire tokpow how
the digestion may be improved the bile and other fluids
Of the body purified? The great restorative named at the
head Of this paragraph will accomplish within week this
desirable revolution in the system, regulating the
tons and the excreons, giving tone the animal juices
which dissolve the food, strengthen every relaxed nerve
uscle and Abre and brings the whole machinery Of VI
tally into vigorous and healthful play.
Hostetter's Stomach Bittsrs is sold by all Druggists.
june1-dkwlm
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NEXT OF KIN WANTED !!

Hundreds Of Millions Pounds Sterling In Chaneery,
Bank Of England, Ac, waiting cIaimanis CatalcRue
Of the Heirs and Of those whom letters should b
addr essed in England will be sent post free receipt Of
60 cents In stamps, two for u Old claims b
presented at once. Refssences-A. K Hui, Boston; ].
Burpham, Chief Of Police, HaveIhiil. Address
w. W. 8. ORBETON 4 CO.,
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ST. LOUIS, June ia special dispatch to the
Republican gives the further particulars OF the
battle at Boonve. The Federal troops landed
five miles below Boonville, and about mile be-
low the encampment of the State forces, the lat.
terhai a battery near Boonville, pointed toward
the river, but it was circumvented by the Fede-
raj troops, and proved useless Gen. Lyon i'm.
mediately advanced ON the State troops and was
met in line when the firing commenced. The
balance of the description Substantially the same
"a reported last night. Jackson was about
mile off surrounded by Capt kellogg's company,
as a body guard 1t is reported that there was
several rcprimands during the engagement by his
own party, for cowardce and lack of discretion.
Colonel Parsons was not in the fight, having
previously been reported sick.
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LOUISVILLE, June 2u.-Thc Memphis Bulletin
OF the 18th announces semi officially that no
more twelve months volunteers will be received;
troops must enlist for the war. 1t learns that
500 muskets shipped by the Federal Govern
ment for the Union men of Weakley co, Tenn,
were, by accident, sent from Paducah to Union
City and fell into the hands Of The Southerners
there. The troops at Memphis were much in
want of arms, whole companies being unarmed
The same paper has information that Southern
Kentucky will soon secede and Pillow will then
move to support them. 1t states that in Monroe
county, Ark, near Helena, several negroes were
arrested lately for an attempted insurrecton
and on Tuesday last three men were hung Ac.
cording to their plot all the white males were to
be murdered, but the females and children we're
to be spared
The Austin (Texas) Gazette has Eeen informed
of secret Union organization which has been
formed in that State. 1t SAYS there are a few
Johnsons, Etheridges and Hickses in Texas.
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ST. LOUIS, 1.-THE street collision to-day,
was not so serious as unprecedented. The Seces-
s0nsts have been trying to maze great capital
out OF il, but unsuccessfully. The most reliable
version states that five companies of Col. Kali
mans regiment having retw ned from ST. Charles
by the North Missouri iaiirOnd, passed up
Broadway to Seventh and ST. Charles streets
man on the sidewalk made some beastly in
suiting remarks. which caused his arrest. He
disavowed any offensive meaning and was re-
leased and passed to Olive street, where a shot
was fired from second story window, east side.
The soldiers say that simultaneously with this
a shot was fred from the pavement by the man
just released. Peter Steik fell in the ranks
wounded, when his comrades commenced firing
at the windows. Several witnesses testify to
hearing shots from pistols from windows. Some
say % were fired.
The Secessionists' story as to the accidental
discharge of musket is untrue as being the
cause OF the troops firing. A gun did go of,
but this was before Steik fell
No doubt is felt this evening that the troops
were assailed by shots first.
The serious results are:
hiNed.-Jabez Terren. moulder; Curran Ira.
cy, laborer; Nemeir w. Pratt, policeman; kill
led in Recorders Court room balcony, one un-
known.
Wounded-Capt. Stick, badly, but not fatal
"; Peter Stock, soldier an Irishman living on
18th street. wounded in left leg and breast with
buck sbot-impossible to have been struck by
the troops, who fred only ball two others were
sent to the hospital.
Col. McNears regiment was to leave for the
Southwest branch to day, but the above di.
fficultv detained them.
There was large crowd around the scene
of the shooting all day long, and several pam
ips hut M seriopa frnnlboc Tho oil
persed several attempts at nfammatory speech
fylng.
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BY TELExiIkAPH
Important From Missouri!
THE COMMISSIONERS AT WORK,
BATTLE AT BONNEVILLE |!
The Rebel Forces Routed with Great
Slaughter!
GEN. PRICE HAS A DIARRHEA,
(Special To the Havk Eve !

Especial to the Hawk Eye.1
ST. LOUIS, June l8.-Tbe Democrat has iust
received the following dispatch from Jefferson
City. Mr.. Gordon Of ST. Louis and other gen
demen from below, give the following accoun.
Of the Battle at Bonneville Gen. Lyon landed
four mics below Bonneville and opened heavy
cannonade against the rebels who retreated and
dispersed into the adjacent woods, from whence
hidden behind brushes and trees, they opened q
brisk fire on our troops.
General Lyon then ordered hasty retreat to
the boats, and the rebels, encouraged by this
movement, rallied and followed our troops into
wheat field. Gen. Lyon now halted, faced his
troops about, and bringing the whole force Of
his artillery TO bear, opened murderous fire on
the rebels, 800 Of whom were killed and the
balance fed in al directions lie, wing their arms
there Oil the field. Gen. Lyon then moved for.
ward and took possession of Be,nviLc.
Gen. Price was taken with violent diarrhea
at the beginning OF the battle, aud ". taken on
steam, r, and carried to his hcne in Charlton.
Gov. Jackson viewed IL. little from a dis.
tant hill, and fed for parts unknown after the
defeat of his force ;,
There is great rejoicing anong Union men
here, and the stars and stripes have been hoist
ed on the Capitol, numerous grns fred, and the
star spangled banner played By the regimental
band.
Scouting parties will be sent out in all direc-
tions tomorrow to cut of THO retreat of the
rebels.
The steamer Swan arrived with two cannon,
and artillery men, which have been
planted at Col. Boernstein's headquarters.
John Fitzpatrick, one of the most violent Sc
in the State, took the oath of ale.
glance to the U. S. Government, in the presence
Of all the officers, here to day.
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T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING
= In the Post Office At Burlington, Iowa. June Is,
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BIBLE SOCIETY DkPosiToRY.-At the store OF Mr.. W
W. Harper Jefferson street. Burlington where English
German, Swedish and WEIGH bibles and Tes,sments NAV
always be found at one price uov6
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lMPORTANF RDOn MISSOURI.
The Defeat Of the Rebels at bonneville
Confirmed. .f.,st
JEFyERsoS CRY, June l9.-Peeple living near
Syracuse, have arrived today, saying that six
hundred State troops, retreating from Boone
vile with six pieces Of cannon, reached Syracuse
yesterday. They said they were going to draft
men from that neighborhood, and would take at
least every one who could furnish horse.
Various reports as to the numbers killed were
in vogue. The probabilities are that about one
hundred and fifty were killed.
There is no possible doubt that battle was
fought, aud the State forces completely routed,
but the telegraph being out of order between
here and Boonville, we cannot get entirely au
thentic accounts Of the affair.
Bonneville was not injured, no shots having
been fired into it. sd
General Prices absence is thus accounted for:
On Sunday morning the packet brought in re-
port that steamboat was coming up the river
with Federal troops on board. A consultation
was Immediately had between Governor jackson
and General Price. and the Governor ordered
.
the State troops to disband, not being able to
sustain themselves against such force. Gen.
eral Price then went home. The troops, how :
ever, were determined to have fight Colonel
Marmaduke then became disaffected and resign
ed. A few hours later the report about the
steamboats, proved untrue and the Governor or
dered the troops to prepare for resistance, APP
pointing Mr.. Little to the command there
There is no reliable account as to the number
killed, wounded, or taken prisoners.
1t is stated that Gen. Lyon once had the State
troops in position where he could have killed
them in large numbers, but he ordered the firing
to cease and proceeded to make prisoners.
1t is said that the State troops are gathering
in counties west Of here, and another stand will
be made in Jackson County.
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|. June 's'
KEINs, OF
Inter Of Nj
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From kentucky and Tennessee

CINCINNATI, JrsE 20-Gen. McClelland and
staff left Cincinnati this morning to take the
command OF the army in western Virginia.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-14
THkUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the Is
j day Of uecemher 4 II lsiu "a. ford Lii

I>kUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 18th
Il day of December, A. d., 1860. Stafford Dix
son and PTescila his wife, Of the county of Scott,
and State OF Iowa. executed and delivered unto
John =. oils as lrastee, certain Deco Of Trust,
conveying to said Trustee the tract Of real estate
in the county Of Scott aforesaid, described as fol-
lows, to-wit The east half ~ of the south
east quarter u OF section number twenty seven
vi, and the west half of the south west quarter
Va OF section twenty (2o,) and the west halt
"a of the north east quarter Of section number
fhirty-fOur "a, in nship number seventy nine
(79,i north Of range number four, east of the 5ta
principal meridian, con tanning two hundred and
forty acres which said Deed Of Trust was execut-
ed as aforesaid, tor the purpose Of securing the
payment Of three several promssory notes, exc
culed by said Sanford Dixon t. 7. c. Campbell on
the eighteenth day Of December aforesaid, viz. :
One for $1,000 payable January LIST. 1861 one for
ono hundred and forty-eight dollars, payable
November LIST, 1861, and one tor 81 600, payable
one year from date, all drawing interest at ten
per cent. from date, and payable at said I. e..
Campbills ofhce, in Davenport, in said county, to
his order. And, whereas by the provisions Of said
eed Of Trust all of said notes have become due
and payable, and no par thereof having been paid
except the sum Of SAB tO-lvO, paid the last
OF the above named notes, January 9Th, 1861, }
now ], the said JohnC. Bills, Trustee aforesaid,
Campbell do hereby give THE public notice tha,
by vi'tue Of the power in Lac vested by said Deed
OF Trust. will on Saturday, the 10Th day Of Oc-
tobe,, A. b., 1861, at the hour Of two o'clock in
the afternoon Of that day, at the Court House
door, in the city Of Davent ort, in said county Of
Scott sell At ublic auction, to the highest bid Ter,
tor cash, the lands and premises heretofore des.
cribed much thereof as shall be necessary to
sati::fy the amount aue said note OF principal
and interest TO the day Of sale, and the costs of
this notice. trustees fees and expenses of sale.
Dated Davenport, October 3, 1861. loc4
JOHN c. BILLS, Trustee.
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YTvRU sTEE'S SALE Whereas, on the 25tl

YCyRU STEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 25th
/ day Of October, A. D., 1858, Julia Z. Coo,
and Wales Coe, her husband, executed unto Abb
ner Dawson as Trustee, a certain deed OF Trust,
conveying to said Trustee the land in Scott coun-
ty, Iowa, described as follows, to-wit: The west
half Of lot No. three 3 in block No. two ~ in
Maekintosh's first addition to the city of Daven-
port being AZ feet front Locust Street, by Icy
feet deep which said conveyance made BY
the said Julia Z. Coe and Wales Coc, for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of . certain PROM
issory note and the interest thereon, signed by
said Julia L. Coe and Wales Coo, dated the 25th
pay Of October. A. d., 1855, fer the sum Of $3.50,
pay able year thereafter, with interest 1T ten
per cent. per annum, and drawn to the order Of
Levi Miller.
And now, .aid rromissory note having become
due and payable, and the said julia E. Coo and
" ales Coo having failed to pay the same, l,Abner
Davisoo. Trustee aforesaid, do hereby give this
public notice, that by virtue Of the power which il
in me vested BY said Deed Of Trust, will on Sat-
uriay the 26th day Of Oct, D.. 1861, 1t the hour
Of two o'clock in the afternoon Of said day. st the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport, Scott
county, State Of Iowa. expose and offer for sale
public auction, the parcel land above descnk .os
90 much thereof as shall be necessary to saa
pay the amount doe sail note vi ~ I' s
thereon 70 the day Of sale, togcthe E 80 o.ss
and expenses attending said sale o' '''s no"cs
and Trustees fees. An ,os,
Dated the I'd day Of 00NEk 1xVis tSSl
ooo-a..1. Trustee.