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Die lGmmtlt1en Unions @anptpaten fir @oms
mtllloner, Dslesatsnbaus, SAagmeilter, County
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
TIE N E w S


~. Resell onesgtnsoo4 - Fost Ptekooe.
NJ. Ru.ssI, the eorresposdsnt II the Los-
d,n 1ssses. has been sstsrtsissd ~ he olRssss
Of the federal hsst q Pensacola. asd has 70
esived psrmisstoe 70 visit Port Pisksss. = cor
respondent u the Mobile AIusstjsev. writing
from Psnsssola On The lsth iase. describes shs
scene - follovs:
Mr. Russell, Of the Lond0a Hmss, nP. Paui
Rsvesies, NJ. T. B. Lynss and Alfred bstrs.
Who lets Mobile Tuesday T. ysebt Sos ths
plsss. we're invited BY boarding odises fFen
the Usitsd Hsates 6ses 70 AeeompADy him yss-
tsrda3 - the nsg ship - tesbsddea ustses.
The Interview VS. pleAaAnt sad agreeable -
the circumstances would adait VI. Being II
the spsny' . jsvs 10 not an sDvisbie stoettos
10 .h-ss dsys Of iotamy and soercion But il
this instance no dsDgse vss appsshsndsd q
injury intended.
They wees isvitsd abosed oil the ships'ot
the sQuadron, and treated With marked d.
ference snd hospitality. The present sssss Of
things vas discussed geod nstursdly. aad the
prevailing idea Of the squadsou tLat the Con
fsdsssey voulL bs wiped out -dlssolved like
. tsm psra anoe sOeiety-mst With stern rebuke
by their Mobile gussis. have bad Only .
fsv miuutss' souv srsstioe Nth thsss gs0tls-
msu and Of course cas give yoQ tat poor 90
count Of their expedition. Thsy Asd p~rmis-
sion to visit Fort Plcksns tAis ~. nisg. and &C
quaint themselves With IL sDsies srrasgsmsstsi
but % il was 70 BE- secret. an iaviOlsbis sscret.
Il will probably be dscliasd by > portion ol
them one Of then may g. u courtesy 70 NJ
Russell, the eompeg~os ds voyage This is. To-
deed. privilege 70 grant - enemy. A. to
Mr. RUSSELL. probably some latitude will bsrl
loved his correspondence.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
Important Reports fsom the vlCinlty Of
HaspeTss Ferry.

OHA0b8koooH4s Ios 3oy -.
Beyond ell doubt nine thousand i've hundred
Confederate troops are now posted between
The Point OF Rocks and Willisnpport. on tbr
Potomac. Seven thousand are Virsinisns snd
the rest Alsbsmisns. Aissasslppians. CsroliniaDs
and Geosgians. There srs slso three hundred
Chsrokees, armed With tomeha wks, sealpinv
knives aod rifles; they are from North Caro-
lima and Georgia. The Virginians are veil
armed. but short Of provisions.
Between the Point OF Rocks. eight miles be-
Low, and WilliAmsport. twenty three mile.
above Harpsr's Ferry. thers are th'rty-6v~
pieces Of cannon At vArious points; twenty
Of these are brass field pieces.
Great apprehension prevails IN the Cumber-
land Valley Of invasion from Virginis. 10 OOO
head of cattle and 5000 horses could b.
se,sed By sudden irropsaeo Of 40 expedition
ary corps, holding the valley five days, even u
foaliy driven into Virginis.
tor wsrd movement Of Virginia may be
expects st ans moment. CampbslIs Flying
Artillery, six pieces. has been ordered to this
place, but two additional regiments Of infantry
and csvairy are > solntsly needed here to
prevent devastation Of The whole vslley
There should also bs three bstteriss Of six II
Founders.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
Cis Nj e RCI Al
DAvENPn AARk Er
REPORT.
OyHICB or rHR DEN0CRAr AND
Tuesday I've, May %, 1881.

OvRICB OE TUX OB0OCHAT AMI
Tuesday kve., May 2S. 1881.
It 10 becoming more evident every day that the
farmers don't like the prices now paid Tor grain.
though 65c is certainly better in sound currency
than seventy cents would be in currency
which they could not keep over night without =
great risk. Receipts are very small and prices
are unchanged since our last report.
FLOUR Firm 1t $A.6O05.OO. Shipments 7cO
bbla.
WHsAr--In fair d.. i 1T e8065c. Receipts
2l65 bu. Shipments 73O ba.
BARLsY-Dull 1t 21(025c.
CoRN--l5c. Receipts 1910 bu. Shipments sSs
bu.
OATs-Nominal 1T 13014e
PorAToss.-Dun at 7@lO cts. Receipts $40
bushels. Shipments 40 bu.
HAY-Dull 1t @4@5.
COAL-From wagon l0c per bushel Coal 'VI
ley coal &c in yard Henry county coal loo in the
yard.
wooD-Hickory $500 Oak $500 Per cord
LAsD-l0@l2nc y b.
HAAs-New Sugar Cured ll@12Hc per h.
Common 1901: kc per ID.
CHEsss--Rerkimer Co. 13017e per lb.; Wes-
tern Reserve II H@l2ke.
P0uLFRY-Livs Chickens 3l.2501.60 p dos
Dressed s@sc = b. Turkeys, 5o07Sc dressed
do. 8@1l0c y b.
Burrss-Plenty at lo@l3Ks p.D.
Eeos-S@7c = dos.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
HE aREArEsr GOOD 70 THE oREATEs1


ExcURslos TO KsoKuK.-On Friday
svesing next. u o'slock, sbs COED steamer
Ksts Ossssl vill leave this port for Ksokos.
the ssadesssss of the Iows volontssss. Ihs
Kate is On old Davenport favorits Of sxsnf-
sionisss. and Cspt. Hillhouss and Clerk nsn-
mum will not fail 70 make the trip one long 70
be remembered. A. Milo White sill % s'one.
sish bic Tssdls. ssd sontsibsts bic share to
wsrds the general smussasnt Exsoss'os'sss
will arrive at Ksokuk Saturday morning early.
and leave on Saturday evening Or Sunday. q
they may prefer. Go down and sss the boys.
by al msans. They viii receive yoa in true
military styls.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
From New Yesk.
Esw YoaK, Nay -.

Especial to the Tribune.
Gov. Banks will bs rendered brig Generalship.
J. G. Fremont has been appointed Major Gene
ral, and Geo. DennisOn naval ofkcer.
The President to-day accepted six additional
Regiment. Of VI luntesrs from Indians.
The War Department was to-day offered . bat
talion and battery Of foar l3-pOunders, By gen
tIeman from Baltimore. II will p.obAbly be I'd
cepted.
At o'clock this morning, Lieut.. Tompkins with
. squad Of mounted men rec0nu0iteilng towards
fairfax Court House. mile this side two hsrses
we're esp.ed without riders. The horses we're sur
rounded AMI two uniformed men started mp. One
levslisd fowling piece vt the Lisatenant. He
drew revolver, ana the fowling piece dropped.
The revover accidentally went n and the vir-
ginisn vas shot in his right arm. Both were
taken prisoners, and they had 6ne horses.
Rumo- predicts speedy advance Of troops com
manded BY Reauregsrd, " retake AlexAndIis. A
Union G e Is flying over the Aarshail House, in
place Of the southern rag.
The Tmes has : letter from Peter Shaw, Wes-
tern Virginia. He says the state troops are con
family coming in, bearing arms, and we are
aniously Looking for help from Ohio, 70 drive
them %, and ] hope they will GENE soon. Tie
little county Of Taylor gave TOO msjos:iy sgainst
secession. The vote in 0raften Vas 45l against
secession.
A traitor standing guard last night shot good
Union man dead ~ he wss passing 70 ng 10 Dwn.
Fathers are sgAinI sons, OrOthsrs against broth-
ers
We have force enough in our section bit "
haAs not authority TO ast under; ws vaat o. >.
oGicer 70 lead Is.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

- LOUTs, LAY -.
Il having bssn decided upsa % Sesspy birds
Point, in No, epposiis CsiTo, orders were sent
ysesetisy for the tsAnsfsr Of one rsgs0snt "
tyoos'. brigsas 70 thst p,ass. TIE IN ssgmsnt,
Col SchultrS, has bsen selected. ~ wili psobs-
bly, embark this morning on The Governnsnt
steamer latan
TIE sucsmpnsns in ths subsvbs of this city
we're broken ~ t0-dsy, aud the uoo quartssei
= the !. zen Il and Je6sssun tsr asEs.
a. A,.se. - zousvs fsgs0sas. q - eeamaad
"a -. Cel v.rsan L. ~mith, y formiav hsss. As
lrish br,ssd~ y also nll,ug .P Prspidty
IL i sndsrst4od that Usn itssnsy has ssthos-
ised th~ imme sas 0fs.nil ssion a go sni.s q
njon H0a Gunrds st nannibal, - ~ +eph kae-
- CITY AMI springfield. Thess eonp.si<s = =
% .essd into q. >. ssFyies asd tsssisAes sish
arms.
All the State troops hsvs left JeGeesne City -.
esps lwo ssnpssiss, Shs rsosan - sSay 4ssss
ils ~ ssb.as sospus ssss q C.pk NsDeaah =
erlii he,og aseusd ssfas Judgs If.st.
1he PeSsseuss essssspssdeat ~ - AeoIe -
s~,e.ary ssys sAsd LyoaS hss w5itaea = - bns:e
Ca.s.i . sssessle psesostsieg the blcshe.ae -
~ naao q ~ British g0vernmssi, 1nd Wasna1g
. "a .ov..ss,s islIsssi,s = tsstsiti>s ~ -
- - Hn w ~ W
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

FUsHIruRE SALE.-Don't forget to
attend the sale Of household goods and furni-
ture ct the house Of W. H. Darlington. corner
of Thirteenth and Main streets, ct 9 O'Clock
this morning. The furniture 10 In complete
order. and will doubtless cell low.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
EVENING DISPATCHES.

BALTiM ns, Nay -.
The United States Court house and the ada.
cent streets were densely crowded to day 70 learn
Meniuau d tsined at Fort Msldsnry.
4 writ of attschment was issued 70 day against
Gen. CadWalader for contempt q Coast. The
Marshal reported that on going there he Was ~
fused aduitts noe into the fort.
Chisf Justice Tsney received : statx msnt show
ing that I'll proceedings OF the militia wsse
ing h shOuld BE- misunderstood, hs should put bis
orinion 10 writing and eIs i daring the week, in
tho Clerks oaRcs VI the Circuit Court, and also %
forward one 10 the President, asd calling upor
him TO perform his coasiitsti0nal duty and SO
the de sire this Court.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

GREAT BARGAINS IN Doors d SHoss.
The stock Of boots and shoes ct h. F. Mitch.
sli's old stand. on Brady street. just below -
street, 10 being closed ont at cost. Ar. d. b.
Carleton. long and favorably known to oor
citizens. has charge Of affairs. sod will be
pleased to see eli bis old customers and hosts
of new ones in want Of anything in his line.
In day or two he will have some very inter
esting Intelligence to communicate to the 10
Giee
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

HEREArTER, during the encampment
Of the troops At Keokuk. the DMocaAr 4 NEvs
will be delivered At that place every alternate
day, per steamer Pomeroy. end Express. The
mail fails 10 carry them to their destination
until they are out of date.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

WE arc requested to state that .
meeting Of the North Davenport Home
Guards will be held this Wsda esda " evening
at s o'clock, corner Of Brady and Locust sts
Members and others interested ere expected 10
attend, as business of importance will come
before the meeting.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

Social CoKCRRT.-Ossian T.. Dodge,
the celebrated Vocalist and Hum orist will be
10 town on Monday evening next, and will give
our citizens one Of HE excellent snte rtainments
He is a celebrity in the socia! world, and will
undoubtedly meet with liberal patronage here.
See advertisement
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
new Nosk 1narAet.

NBw YosE, May %.
FLouR-Maskst unchsngsd. Demand fair.
$5.O0@5.lO Super State t5.3"@5.95 Estrs stare
s. 1906 25 common TO medium extra Western
IS OO@5 IL Hupsr v estern; &5.45Gb.5S In erior
to & Cd shipping Brands and Extra kouna Hoop
Ohio.
,Ys FIous -Steady u q. .4O04.l0.
WuBAT-Market dull and heavy. Unsound
grades shade 6rmsr. 1lit Chicago spring
Sl.l5a ~ Milwaukee Clnb 31.4z0l.40 White
Michigan.
kys-M Market steady 60e.
BAILEY 55v47 100.
COaN- Market 6rm. 66c Old Mixed Western !;
44@4s new do. 47c round Yellow.
OArs-Maskee frm. 3oOeeo. Western and
State.
foaK-Market dali.
WulsKY-Ma Market 1roor, l6Ao.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

BAG RAIsING.-The ladies' OF sub
district No. 8. of Winfield township. deter.
hibiting to the country their patriotism. Yes
terdAy afternoon they uufurIed to the breeze
ooe Of the lovliest and largest flags that 6os''
in the country. IN the presence Of abont seven
hundred persons. The flag now proudly waves
from pole seventy feet high. After the sing.
ing Of the +" Red. White and Blue" and Star
Spangled Banner" tbs audience was addressed
, John NJ. Day. Lawyer ss.:.ner. W. F. Joos'
and W. I. Dittoe, in an able and e'"ousn'
manner. They did honor to the occasion, to
the audience and to themselves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

-po1-
I'm -.
The HSst-vs 0f ca ssr6tw
vUVAKE PLEASURE IN NOTIFYING The
u public that, having, for the time being, r.
moved the Academy, formerly known = the
Acaht nv Of lmnae ulste Coacsp ptlen,
they are now located on the BuG, On the corner Of
Eleventh and LeClairs swsets, davenport, where
they are prepared to receive boardsrs and select
day schoars, 70 whom they will tech Ill braashes
usually comprised III . superior education. FOR
SIsrla nARY MARGARET MANN,
my33- lml Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
Rss0 Nee Yssil.

UE
Especial 70 the Ceunsroial Advsssisss.I
4 special fton W. hington sAys he list ssgi-
nsns lett the navy yasd this morning n ax1ed
steamer = tAks EOsseesiea q Acna Geek. Cel.
Lelests aldrssssd - Nsw Yosk Jsh ssginsDt. In
feeuing then that their Tern q ealiss0sas AaA
espirsd, and they we're q libertg 70 Seeesn ho9e
il Snsy desired, bat the 6sereeaxy q Wss wesid
b. glad II they would remain In Wsshingeoa tasse
days kvesy man skouted that he 80 reaay
y stay for that tune, aad - naca lsa0se - 80
Goveeamest desired. Il 10 undesstood ses uov-
ssnmsns does not fssl st hbessy @ dseaen 49,
longer than tbe time msationed. Thsy wii sses
roturn h0me.
The Ovvsrnmsnt hes sstisfastosy infosnatise
that the Commissioness Of the Conf is1srsts 6eAsee
il kurops, have met in Englaad besides 80
emphatic ssfusAl 90 recognize their psesenrioes.
Losd joha Russellg With wnassvse ussseesinsy -
may have sxpressod himself On other points, Dede
no eonoeslmSnl IN ssx.sa - this matter. The
. - intelligcncs came from the Fssoeh govern
msnt. The French kmpsror and y Thoassaal
wsrs decided
snfosms,ien - the ioss9eiag s6est has bsss
received by diplomat in Washingtsa, sa6 the
news 10 we'll aecsedited aud 10 matter Of disoas-
sios il diplomatic circles.
Gov. Banks has bssn appointed Conmissasy
General.
TIE Pose's special ays adviees just receivsd
frun Nansssus Gap states that the reeeae havs
ossn throwing mp enssenehnsnts u thas Poaas fes
several weeks past.
TIE Ga.srsisss dispatches states that Il i
generally bsl.ev that Federal troops have been
moved on Grafton and Haspes's Ferry.
Lii Thsysr hes bees appointsd Pstsnt Exani-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

The STATE BANK at Dsvenport, has, We NO
the Daoudus Drsnss. ,.as oeen playing here
that is. paying out uncurrent money At per
and refusing the next moment to take { back
on dep sit. This may be far according to
bank sthics. but it 10 Illegal and f"nl according
10 the true Dubuque Herald
Yes, that WAS . little tough for the State
Bank. but our people excused il when they
opened their vaulss the next morning and paid
al cheeks in good specie. basis funds. Our
Branch. % general thing. 10 admirably man.
aged and 10 perfectly reliable.
Let the Dubuque bankers do % our bankers
have done. aud there will be no trouble. We
are glad to see the Herald down on vi d.ests
Il 10 . holy service.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
FIRsr Iowa RRGIMKNT.-The follow.

ing ~ copy from the Muscatins Rssies:
Mr.. n. !. Campbell, one Of the let Regiment
voluntsers. came . passenger on the Susse'
State. sod rsports thu destination OF the Lei
REGIMENT TO be Memphis. Tenn. He Alse
brought . telegram from Burlington to the ct
fsct that Wunderlich's Brass Band. OF DuLu
que. hes been selected - the rsgiusntsl band
for the let Regiment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

STATE Lr0Hr ARrILLsRY OYTICERs.-
This company is nov thoroughly organised
and on Monday evening last. held their slse-
tion for ofhssrs The following gsntlsmsa
we're selected:
Captsin-John Gslligsp.
Fret Lisutensnt- w, A. Remmipgton.
Second -E >. Frazier.
First Ssareesnt-Frsnk Watson.
Second :" Il. Mclaughlin.
Third Geo. w. smith.
Fourth Chez Burwsll.
Secrstary-Geo r West.
Treasursr-Henry W. Lee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

Tue REASON WHY.-We understand
that the reason Why Gov. Krkwood refused
to accept Capt stuhr's company in the Third
r e.ment. was because he thought the COM
pany was made mp mostly Of German Repub-
l:can voters which he could not afford to lose
provided be should be 60 fortun ate o. to get
the nomination. HE Excellenay has . re
markabls keen foresight. So have those men
whom he accepted and then refused.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
The 7ise Reg00ent.

PaIL DsLPHIA, May ~.
A special dispatch says that the Powhattsn ssd
arrived at Washington, having landed the n. Z.
7tst Regiment at Aqais Creek without:opposition.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
THE CITY.
Tar Scott County Zouaves will meet
this evening ct Armory Hall.

PERSONAL We understand that
Capt. Anton shearsr Iesvss for St. Louis to-
da- to enter one Of the volunteer companies
20 First Lieutenant He 10 capital soldier.
sod will do his duty wherever he may be
f0und.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

M - Yeex uAD 4 4
i - osrsbsldl otss1, = svss i.OlDo ee1oeS
- - rslissS1 - WaGkiaGtao tsis evGntne
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

z SNCOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
Ut and Rock Island, respectfully anaesncss 70
to the eitissns Of Davenport thst he % now pro
pared To
Clean, COlOP and Manufacture
q I'D ~ TO
into good ones, at short notice and or rsascnable
terms Rscslsct the plsee, IS second stsest, b.
tween Perry and Rock Island.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

Coon FOR IIIM.-The friends Of the
soldiers in Keokuk from this city. Wishing to
send them any little package or parcel, can do
by sending the same to Mr. Chas. Asmussen,
Clerk Of the steamer Pomeroy, Who will de.
liver them promptly. and free of charge. The
Pomeroy goes down Tuesday. Thsrsday and
Saturday evenings. and is good boat to travel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
NEW PENNsYLvANIA HOUSE.

NORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STS.,
Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS / Sons, Propfietors.
Free Omnibus TO and from the cars. Ofice for
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton, Lyons De-
Witt, Maquoketa, and Anamosa.
Fare One Dollar per day. aug2l-ly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29
Frona WssA,sgios.

WAsHlE0roN. May 3s.
Francis Markos. . recently removed Clerk fron
tho State Department, was arrested this +. n. by
military sutho ity and lodged in jail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

kOW AND y rRA1ER,
CARPENTER and BUILDER, AT COATES
~ Patchin's did shop, alley opposite Engine
House on Brady street. laplS-dlv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-29

MORE YEr.-We noticed about
dozen we'll filled emigrsnt wagons oaaipg In
to Iowa yesterday from some less favored
State. The owners had nice horsee, O. 'ms cat
tie and plenty Of nice, fat children, and other
household furDiturs. There is room yet In
Iowa for not less than twenty thousand more
Come right along TO Iowa.