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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25
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647Ee.e P.uS shouJd MT be taken BY fe1nales dur.
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RAILROADS.
Chicago and Rock Island Ra'iroa u
Summer Advancement. 1861.

nSASD 1F1 ER MONDAY, APRID 18th, 81
and until further notice, trains I'll leave
davenport Tally, sundays excepted, ss follows:
ist mail train at... II 90 A. N.
I'd treight ...........-f s.Vt A. N.
sd night express. 30 P. y.
Train arriveat Davenport daily, Sundays ex.
oe pted, ~ follows
II night express $50 A. NJ.
81 Eel. trans at....-.- Az r. n.
ID mali IT IL at...- o5O 7. n.
al train. over h.srouteare ii di.cc, conne1 81
al Chicago With trans ever both TIE MichIga
>outterA, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Eayas and Chicago Railroad 70 ard from De-
Yoi,, Toledo. Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
pittsburs, DGnk.Ik, Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Alba.
OF, Ne~ YJrk, IhiAiel p4ia, Baltimore and WASH
ngtun. Alsoat LaSalle with trains Of the Ill.,
aoi. Contra koad-North to Galena and South 10
- Lo4.a ali Cairo.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessity Of
giving distinct Directs Ls az 10 the destination Of
their baggage, also t. procure tickets before tax
ny ther seats ii the cars, the conductors col
Get fares only 10 stations the line Of tie Chi
-zs0 anu I.sek Island Railroad.
J0nN T. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport, pru 10, ISL. dti
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They are elegant, light, easy and durable
Fitting 10 4 charm-nO turning up behind
shrinking of the head; indeed this Is the oily es-
adjustment whore these things are properly TN
cerstooi aud made.
!y3iG.s Is Ro.i street. Vow York.
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FoE SALE CHEAP:
OILS, WJCkS AND CElGMAEY>, EIC.
Rem N or the .aee, Brady street, "a door ii (
Fe8r,h.
nch-b 6n JOHN ROW 4 T.

4 X.
ORTGAGEE'S SALE by VIRTUE OF
two Cbattel Mortgages executed by John
Mcguire and br i;e, Mcguire unto .usiin C.rl IN,
one II said Mortgages dated on the LIST div ii
jay, is5s. far the OF seventy dollajs and one
oti. Mortgage tor the eiyhty-tour n ars
and ialrty-9ne cents; ami BY virtue II sad M.r,-
CAGES | have taken possession Of and will sell Al
public cutlery L. the hi .nest bidder for cash the
following described personal property. viz: me
sorre horse wi h a white face called SAP one
gray mare, called kate.) Que bright Das hor-e,
called Char.ey one bay mare, called eft one
colt u hsht gray color with silver mare AMI taii
one bay DIT, one bright hay colt with white IL e.
aso spotted COW. also three rel cows, also three
steers, one e bull, SPOTTED heiter, ene brin-
died beiier, Two red heiers ana one brown bull.
Sald sale to he On he iarin in Winfield Town
shp. in Scott Goan Y, Iowa, ana occupied nv the
saii John and Bridget Mcguire said sale to &c IN
Monday he 10th day OF September l6l, sale to
commence AT ten o'clock u sand day .nl continue
from Jay To day until said l. ht interest nj costs
are salts ned. AUSTIN tOR9IN
Ter II. LEONARD.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-09-25

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1 81 July. H. H. % John d Dent ana Iarnt.
&. M3g.aF executed unto fraYci. Wbi-ler :.
lru..ee certain n4a4 81 Trust. c9ny.sif.. H.
sad trustee the ana IL ~eo : county iowa.
ge.cr1pra ,.s Gw- ta-wu j mart N IL. \
tpot4.3in WHISPER. a4altlos 10 the city ii la.
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oulinaIe5n Il. ID brady street II ard eity n -
rorta-ve c4rner 1t s4I4 iot number two )
running thence ea II along 4 terty faot street ta
hun4rsi ttfy feet a. an allev tb4rce soi.gt
along the a i one hundred ,att thet..
vet one HUNDRED. asa gfty 3e.. to kr.3v et,co,
ana tAcnce north an Br4ay street ore hnnar Il
rect ID theti4ce II Dreaming whicb xaid e.r'
veyance Il Al made bF lie s4ia John O Don, and
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fsvineat q. one certain, re,t'i<.,rt No.,
zen f.urI-.a fs.4I4fs and H.. inter-, = -
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Dissei;<ssost II Co-pasfnersafp.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06
A VICTORY AT BUCKHANNON.
1000 REBEL TROOPS DISPERSED.
20 OR 80 KILLED AND A LARGE NUN.
Der OF PRISONERS.

According to dispatches received here, land
among, others one received by Mr.. Carlile, of
Virginia an important victory was obtained by
the national troops last Monday morning, at
Buckhannon, in Western Virginia.
Buckhannon is the shire town of Upshur
county, about dozen miles from Philippa, and
twenty-five from Clarksburg, which last town is
on the railroad to Parkersburg.
The number of rebel troops at Buckhannon
is stated at 1000. The attacking national
force consisted Of two regiments, one from
Clarksburg and one from Philippa.
The rout was complete, the rebels losing 20
or 30 killed and wounded, some 200 prisoners,
and 60 horses. The attacking force lost none
in killed.
There is still said to be rebel force at Hut.
louisville, but otherwise the road from the Ohio
to Staunton, by the Little Kanawha, is clear Of
the enemy.
Ex-Governor Wise is reported to be at
Charlestown, on the Great Kanawha.
Wherever these scamps are found, they will
run, unless they outnumber the national troops
more than four to one, or have some advan,
tage of entrenchment. This secession has
been, from first to last, nothing but game of
brag. General Lyon understood it, and ad
ministered, in Missouri, what is the only
proper treatment of it anywhere.
LATER.
Advices from Wheeling fix the number of
the enemy killed at seventeen, The national
regiments were commanded by Gen. Morris
Only 2l,596 people emigrated from ireland
last year. The remittances sent home from
America in 1860 amounted to $2,89466O.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

The MsssAeE.-It is hardly worth while to
give a summary of document which every.
body will rea
The President still leads the country, as he
lid in his speech at Indianapolis on his way TO
this Capitol, and as hs did in his inaugural I'd.
dress. The call for AGO. 900 men and $40O,OO0,.
900, proves him to be still the unshaken pilot
at the helm. He has never wavered for one
single day, and will not, until the old fag floats
in triumph over every part of the Republic, one
and indiyisible. Many Of the views Of this
message are striking, and some Of them are
We are specially pleased with his marked
presentation Of the fact, that the support which
the Government is receiving, comes from the
great heart Of the popular masses. Where so
many officers Of the army and navy have proved
treacherous, not a single common soldier, or
common sailor, has yielded to the seductions Of
the enemy. The President puts great stress
upon this fact, but not more than it deserves.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06
In SENATE, july 5, 1861.


Mr.. HALE moved to take up the resolution
which he offered yesterday, to elect sergeant.
alarms and doorkeeper. Agreed to.
The Senate proceeded 10 an election, forty.
one votes being cast, necessary to a choice
twenty-five. Mr.. George T. Brown received
twenty. nine McNair nine George Brown two
r. Beal one.
Mr.. George 7. Brown having received ma.
jority of all the votes cast, was duly elected.
Mr.. CHANDLER gave notice that he would
introduce on tomorrow, or some subsequent
day, bill to confscate the property of ali gov.
ernors of States, members Of Legislatures,
Judges of courts, and all military officers above
the rank Of lieutenant who shall take up arms
against the Government of the United States,
or aid or abet treason against the Government
of the United States, and that said individual
shall be forever disqualified from holding any
Office of honor, emoument, or trust under this
Government; the property thus con6scated to
be used in restoring to the Union men of the
rebel States any losses which may have resulted
to them in consequence Of the present rebellion.
The message of the President was received
at 2 o'clock, and read.
Mr.. HALE gave notice that, on tomorrow
or some subsequent day, he would introduce a
bill for the temporary increase of the navy.
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. LOYEJOY, of Illinois, moved that the
House proceed to the election of Sergeant.at
Arms.
The following named gentlemen were then
placed in nomination, and balloted for, result.
ing as follows:
Z. Ball. of Ohio, 81
B. 7. Audgett, of Maine, s 80
oc o
W. S. Seabrook, of aarylsBd, l3
W. T. Flood, Of Illinois, 8
The SPEAKER stated that Mr.. Ball, having
received the requisite number of votes, was
declared duly elected.
Mr.. Ball came forward, and was sworn in
Hon. John J. Crittendeu, of Kentucky, ap.
peared upon the floor, and was sworn in by the
Speaker.
Mr.. JOHNSON, of Pennsylvania, presented
the petition of T. J. Cline, Of Pennsylyania,
contesting the seat Of ]. P, Verree, Of the same
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

p% As near as can be ascertained, the Sc
cesson loss in the encounter with Gen. Patter'
sons force, July 2, was sixty killed, with the
usual proportion of wounded. Gen. 2. entered
Martinsburg on the morning OF the 4th, the
enemy las usuaD retreating before him.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

SV See, in the Senate proceedings, the
propositions of Mr.. Chandler, in respect to the
con6scation of the estates Of rebels, and the
permanent disqualification for Office of those
who shall accept civil and military commits.
sions in the rebel service 1t is the last prop
osition, which will strike the most widespread
terror into the hostile camp. Very few of the
rebels have any property to lose, but the num-
Der who want office is enormous.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

b1- Comets have been considered in past
times as the instruments Of special portent,
perplering men wah fear Of change" 1t has
been suggested that the one which lately ap.
peared all unannounced, was specially ordered
as hint from the heavens to the Secretaries to
turn out disloyal employees in their Depart
ments, all earthly considerations having failed
to move them to action in that direction.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

@- We print, on the outside, report of the
address of Senator Foot, Of Vermont, to regi'
ment of that State, at New York, June 20. 1t
is short, but vigorous and outspoken, state
ment of the causes and objects of the present
struggle.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

MATTHIAS PoINT.-The Reliance, which ar
rived at the navy yard from down river on
Thursday afternoon, reports that the rebels
have erected battery Of two rifed guns at
Matthias Point.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

~ On Tuesday evening, three companies
left Fort McIIenry and proceeded to the East
ern Shore, where they arrested Captain Ogle
Tllghman, Of Queen Anne county, on charge
OF treason.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

skS- The successful candidates for the offices
Of Speaker and Clerk Of the House were sere'
naded on the evening Of their election, to
which they responded in appropriate speeches.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

~ The Governor of Tennessee has taken
Nashville railroad as is in Tennessee. Commu.
nicaton between the two cities is stopped for
the present.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

GENERAL PArTERsoNs FoRcE.-No collision
with the enemy had occurred to four o'clock,
P. NJ. on Thursday. Burnside's R. l. battery
had Joined General Patterson. All the rumors
of fights that the enemy was surrounded, &C.,
have proved untrue. The two armies, at the
last advices were maintaining the respectful
distance from each other Of half dozen miles.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

~ The Speakers address, upon taking the
chair on Thursday, goes quite out of the usual
formulas in such cases. The occasion called
for this departure from the old track, and Mr..
Grow met the occasion with patriotism and
vigor. The only difficulty he had in the de-
livery of his address, was in restraining the ap.
plause which it excited on the floor of the
House and in the galleries. II there are any
compromisers here, the new Speaker is evil
dently not one of them.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06
Saturday, July 8, 1851

s No advertisements notices, except TO regular ao
vo,,isers will be inserted without payment in advance
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

The HoUsE.-So far as we can learn, the
Republican members of the House would have
elected to the Speakership all the three candi.
dates, If that had been possible. They are all
popular and able men, and have high claims
upon their party friends and upon the country.
But Mr.. Grow was the older soldier in the
House, and preference upon the principle Of
seniority can always be yielded to, without leav'
ing any heart.bnrnings behind.
The election of Mr.. Grow superseded Colonel
Forney as Clerk, upon the geographical objec'
ton to taking the speskership and Clerkship
from the same State.
The selection of Mr.. Etheridge as Clerk is a
gratifying and polite recognition of the Union
men Of the South.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

CoNTRABANDs.-A letter from Fort Pckens,
June II, states that contraband negroes are
dropping in at the rate of one or two per
day, and are Immediately put at work.
They get across from the mainland to Santa
Rosa island, in the night time, sometimes by
boats, and sometimes by the aid of friendly
planks to assist their swimming. Their ser.
vices are much needed, and they are welcomed
by the national troops. When our lines !"
are established on the mainland in Pensacola,
these contrabands will flock in from the whole
country there, far and near.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

e~ 1t is expected that a portion Of the
wheat crop Of the valley Of Virginia, in the
vicinity of liarper's Ferry, will fail to be
gathered. in consequence of the expulsion Of
Union men, and of the operations of the op.
posing armies. But elsewhere in Virginia
with unimportant exceptions, the wheat will
be safely harvested, and will be an abundant
crop.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

gO~ The attempt Of certain persons to i'm.
press the public with the idea that the Pres
dent approves the peculiar tactics Of General
Scott, will fail, unless some evidence is pre-.
scented which is not now before the country.
The President must necessarily leave the man.
asement of military affairs to generals. Will
the wiseacres, who affect to know that the
President approves the policy of General Scott,
inform US whether he disapproves the policy
Of General Lyon.
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

Only 2l,596 people emigrated from Ireland
last year. The remittances sent home from
America in 1860 amounted to $2,s94,66O,
The national Republican., 1861-07-06

"a" The second Maine regiment Colone
Jamison, is posted at Falls Church, one mill
towards Fairfax Court House, in advance Q
any other regiment.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-02
Nermif6te Na@rihten.

RarlSrube, 3. Getr.-Gs 1T taum
alaubli1 uno renno@ mabr, paB aus unz
ierem @robber3o9tbum etrpas Iber 500
QanpeeISbne in ben pdpftli@en DienAen
aefanpen baten, bic nun ale wieeer II, tbr
@aterlanp 3uridsefebrt iinp. (8,2.)
2uemieSburG 30.De;.-Nm2 81.
fam her oemiB feltene SAL Dor rab man
in einem @taQe in Nlcin8er, aufmertiam
aema&t our& einen etsentbamli&en Son,
81 Gtud lebenee &atte,1 norfanc, ceren
S6wanse gang trampfbaft ineinaneer
Yerpfodten rraret1.. (Dtele Grlde1nun9
III inter Dem NamenM attenfInig befat1nt.)
.Nrantfurt, d: San.-DteS Spiel
b5den< My1erien baben tieier Gage aud
in ,@pmbur9 einen neuenS sitra8 erbalten,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-02-02

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@inter<N rranecmsnt 1860.
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