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FAMILY RL0Ui. The eYope OF thoas who wtsf
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01

N.w YoRE, Sept. ~.
Two Gun boats from Fort Pickens arrived here
last night. The pirate Judith, mounting four AZ
Founders and one long pivot gun, was captured
and burned on the Ash ;. by An expedition from
the frigate Colorado. The Judith vas anchored
nesr Pensacola Navy Yard, and after . short en-
gagement WAS fred and destroyed. Three Of our
men were killed and IA wounded. Several Rebels
were killed. The Colorado remained at Pickens
and the MAgria and Water Witch at Sound West
Pass.
lHerald's Despatch.
There was long special session Of the Cabinet
to-day. Gen. Mcclellan was present
Our pickets at Chain Bridge are gradually ad.
vancing and forcing the enemy slowly towards
Falls Church, where tho enemy ire in great force.
Munson's and Mason's Hills have been evacuat-
ed by the Rebels, and together with Up.on's Hill
are now occupied by our troops in large force un-
der Gen. Mcdowell.
The Rebels have retired about four miles back
All the Rebel entertainments fronting Arlington
are abandoned and now occupied by Federals.
1t is reported that johnson, with q 900 troors
is moving from Leesburg towards tho River, and
the Rebels are pressing large forces towards the
Ferries in tho eighborhcod Of Pottsville ani
down the River towards Acquia Creek. The indi
cations are they will cross the River Immediately.
The weather is cold and prisoners state that the
Rebels are suffering from il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01
Southern News.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 80.
The Journal has reliable evidence that Zolli-
Golfer has taken Manchester, Clay county, with
great loss and great destruction Of property.
Judge Ventros Of Harden county, was arrested
and committed on Saturday for aiding rebellion
There is . doubtful Iumor that 800 rebels had
An engagement with 500 Fcderals on Bush Island,
half way between Eardstown and Bloomfield. The
result is not stated.
The rebel fsrces under Humphrey Marshal have
disbsnded and gone home.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20.
The corpse Of Capt. Abbott of Columb bus, Ind. ;,
killed by a sentinel by mistake, at the junction
yesterday, passed here this evening on its way
home.
The city is quiet. No reliable news from be-
low.
FoRT MohRoE, Sept 20.
The Confederates last night fired on the picket
guard at Hampton bridge, and severely wounded
one man.
Gen. Wool and staff have spent the day at New
port News.
Tho Young America has brought two prize,
from Accomacco.
A feet Of thirteen echooncrs to-day sailed FOL
Hatteras Inlet.
The 5. X. Spauliing is expected from tho Inle,
tonight, and vii. return with tho balance Of tho
Indiana 2lst regiment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01
The War in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. IS.
Hon. Horace Maynard, OF Tennassee, is at Frank
fort.
Agents now stationed along the Ohio Rive,
to prevent smuggling arms into Kentucky.
The Bullain Of this evening says that soc
troops from Terre Haute, Ind, have gone up Green
River, n.y.. and have taken possession Of Locks
Nos. and 8. One shot was fired ct them, and
the FIRE was returned, killing their asssilant.
Many Union families have removed to Evans
vile from the Green River country.
A regiment Of cavalry from Ohio has gone into
camp near Ccvingtsn, on the Lexington pike.
Cynthiana, Ky, is occupied by Federal troops
National flags were thrown to the breeze from
the Louisville Hotel and tho Gait House to-day.
Seventeen secessionisis, among them James b
Clay and Col. :. Harris, of Madison, Ky, we're
brought to Louisville this z. NJ, and committed
to jail. writ Of habeas corpus in Clay's case
has been issued, returnable before Judge Catror
ON Monday.
Benson Ormsby, lawyer Of this city, was ar-
rested to-day y, but discharged on taking the oath
Of allegiance.
1t is reported that some Of Buckner's troops At
tackled the Unisn camp on Mud River, forty miles
from Bowling Green, under Col. Hawkins. The
rebels we're badly whipped. Union men are com.
ing to Hawkins aid from all directions, with shot
guns and Kentucky rides,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2!

WAsHINGTON, Sept. 29.
Detachments from Gen. Richardson, Keys and
Wadsworth's Brigades. and also from Con. Frank
Inns division are now Occupying Munson's Hill,
being in command Of Col. Terry of the 5th Michi :
gan regiment.
Early this A. u. the pickets from Gen. Smith's
division advanced to ana now occupy Falls Church.
Neither this nor the preceding movements met
with any opposition whatever. as the rebel army
had on Friday night retired from the whole line
of their position on the line of Washington and
Upton's Hill, this side Of Falls Church. Among
the points nov held by the Federal force, the po-
sitions at Munson's and Murrays Hill afforded the
rebels unobstructed view Of al our Notifications
nd other defences Our troops are now 90 employ
cd as to show that they do not merely intend to
temporarily occupy their present position.
The advance Of Gen. smith upon Falls Church
from Chain Bridge was accompanied by events Of
countable blunder, Col. Owen Irish Philadelphia
Regiment, in the darkness Of the night mis- taking
for rebels Capt Motifs battery, which was in sd-
vance, sustained by Gen. Bader's California regi
ment, BaIter's Philadelphia Zouaves and Col. +.
Seidmans cavalry fired full voley irto the troops
last mentioned, killing and wounding large mum
Der. The California regiment, not knowing from
whence the firing came, returned it with marked
effect. The horses attached to Mott's battery be-
came unmanagable, and the tongues OF the cais-
sons were broken, owing TO the naTrowDess Of the
road.
Lit. byrans, navln8 command OF the mrs. soCuo"s
ordered the gun to be loaded with grape and cennis
tor and had them in range Of the enc.
envy when word was sent to him that he was in
the company Of friends. All vas excitement,
and a long time elapsed before tho actual
condition Of the affair was ascertained and con-
fidence re-established. Several were killed, and
large number wounded. Our troops, while occupy
inr the grounds vacated by the enemy, burned the
hooses and destroyed property to . considerable
amount. This will be Investigated, - Mcclellan
strongly condemnsit.
Tho whereabouts Of the enemy has not been dis
covered, Their pickets are observable At distant
points. The most probable theory is that the
rebels are making feints Of retreat, as they did
previous to the battle Of Ball Run, with the view
Of drawing our troops into ambuscadss. Their
snesmpments show they he'd at no time over 1O,e00
troops In front Of Washingtoo.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01

SuxDAr, September 70.
. - ABUvBD.
KArD CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
Pn1SIxA, Hill, st. Paul.
MONDAY, Sept. so.
AD HISB, Calf, Burlington.
DHPARTyD.
AD Hrss, Gait, Burlington. /
PxABrHA, Hill, Nontrose.
MONDAY.
AD Hrxs, Calf, Dubuque.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, NontYose.
The light draught packet Pomeroy, Capt. Dsvis
will depart for Fort Madison and way points this
evening.
The following despatch was received last even
ing from the Henry Clay:
DUBUauE, Sept 80.
Davenport ''-n'"0" TUESDAY G'i'rf S1kSFSy: ;a;1y:
CARRIED OvsR THE FALn.-last Wednesday,
over the st. Anthony Falls and drowned. His
body was recovered.
The whole number Of steamboat arrivals 1t this
port for the week ending Saturday night last
wss sixteen.
The whole number Of stsambost arrivals at this
port during the month Of September was seventy
nine.
The steamer Ad Hine went down to Burlington
Saturday to take Col .Warren's Cavalry Regiment
to st. Louis but on arriving there found that
different arrangements had been made. The Ca
vary were going as far as Keokuk by land. The
Ad turned about and came back.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From asIiiMgtOD.
Special to the POST.

WAsHlHGToN, Sept 80.
Our troops across the Potomac are in fac spirits
to-day. Gen. Mcclellan is evidently taking such
precautions as to the success of any future
movements ] G may make.
The prominent positions at Munson'S Hill, Falif
Church and Uptons Hill, which were evacuated
so suddenly by the enemy, have been strengthens
ed by large bodies Of Federal troops, and men
are now engaged IN throwing up strong field works
The advance Of our srmy is slow and cautious.
II is believed here that the Rebel forces are
concentrated between Acqul . Creek and Manassas
Junction, with their RIGHT wing on tho Potomac.
messenger who has ust arrived here from the
Chain Bridge, brings a report that tho enemy are
in strong force at Leesburg and that their entire
army ylhas been divided. One division has taken q
position above Washington, and the other below
the city. This statement is hardly creditable, but
it j. certain important events arc at hand.
TIE Federal gun boat Yankee, yesterday recon
no,ered the batteries at Freestone Point, on the
Potomac, and found them deserted.
The President has given assurances that no
drafting fer the army shall be resorted to in tn
West, until the Eastern States have furnished
their full quota OF 500,oU0 men.
A citizen of Charleston. and his son, hayo ar
rived here, via Nashville, bringing important
They were robbed Of all their specie in Tennessee
Before they left South Car lima, tho people were
panic stricken over the news Of tho rebel defeat
| at Hatteras Inlet. They declare that the number
Of the enemys troops have been greatly exagger-
atDd.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 30.
Gov. Curtin will issue proclamation prob bit-
ing all persons from raising volunteers in Penn
sylvania, otherwise than by the authority of the
Governor, especially fosbidding tho raising OF vo.
unteers ior regiments Of other States, and ais
torbidding all citizens Of Pennsylvania from en-
istIng in or attaching themselves any such Or
carnations, and warning all persons that in DISC
beying this proclamation they will be disregard
ing the orders Of the Government Of tho United
States as well as iefying the laws Of the State,
and violating their duties as citizens of the com
nonwealth.
II is estimated tha. 5000 Pennsylvanians have
already enlisted in other state regiments.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01
From Boston.

BOsTON, Sept. 30.
A letter from the frigate Colorado at Fort Pick
s,royel the rebel steamer Lady Davis in fensaco-
la harbor. She was commanded by Commo ore
Renshaw, formerly Of the U. 5. n.
The Constellation, late flag ship Of the African
squadron, from Lorano, Aug. 2lst.. arrived al
Portsmouth on Saturday.
Letters report the Preble, Marion and the
steamer Massallon at Chandler Island the mout h
Of the Mississippi river the 10Th inst. The
crews had been landed, batteries thrown up and
the lig hthouse relightel.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01
Canada News.

TORONTO, Sept. 80.
The propeller Moffatt with large cargo ofgrsin
il reported drifting on the lake on Saturday, and
total wreck 1T Long Point near Cobourg. Crow
aaved.
number Of volunteers left Hamilton to-day 70
join Col. Rankin's Regiment OF Lancers in Doe
troit 1t is reported their bounty is paid here, and
also fare provided by railway to Detroit
Government work the Parliament buildings
at Ottawa WAS stopped to-day. The cause Of the
stoppaQe is not positively known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01
Another Loan.

BosTON, Sept. 30.
The second fifty million dollars to the Govern
ment was considered to-day at a meeting OF the
Bank Presidents, and resolution was unanimous
~ passed to take $la,Go0,0 600, which was the ap-
portionmeut to the Boston Banks. The Commit
tee reported that New York would take thirty five
millions Of this present installment. Over twelve
millions dollars was bid at and above par for the
new six per cent. State loan for one
million dollars.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01
OED A.aTJ RE.t111.ATED.

=. BOO + n,
SECOND STREET, BETWEEN PERRY
~ and Rock Island. respectfully annsunces 70
pared to
Clean, Color and Man q factmrr
q Id H Ta
into good ones, At short notice and on ren,cnabl.
terms Recollect tho piece, b Second street. be-
tween Perry and Rock Island.
j ROOTU
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01
From PhiladoDDhia

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. -.
The Bsllsis has . special dispatch from WASH
ington, which says the Rebels resppeared in force
on the Potomac opposite Great Falls, to-day, and
opened with . battery Of pieces o. Gen. AcCall's
division. Both sides have been reinforced. Our
batteries opened and the Rebels dispsrssd. None
were hurt on our side.
The Fedsrals took poesessieo Of Lsvinsville this
\. after slight skismiSh.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-10-01

A LIE AND A LIAR.-In the Gazette
Of yesterday, Mr.. Addison II. Sanders stated
in effect. that it was with difficulty that tie
soldiers in Camp could be restrained from N b.
bing this Office after reading "Civis" commu-
nication Of Saturday morning. This was fiat
lie, and Addison II. Sanders was the author
Since that statement appeared. our Office has
been waited upon by several soldiers from
Camp, who volunteered to inform us that the
.oIdiers to . man endorse the course Of this
paper that "Civis" did not tell half the tru h;
that if there was any mobbing to be done, thai,
ninety-nine soldiers out Of every hundred
would defend the Office with their lives,
A citizen-a Republican too-sfter reading
the lie in the Gozette yesterday morning, took
1t upon himself to visit both Camps, and spend
the day investigating matters pertaining to the
charge. He returned last evening, and stated
to US that to a man the soldiers were with us--
that he had looked the Camps through and
was astonished at the amount of suffering 10
the way Of rags that was presented there; and
informed us. on the part Of the soldiers, tha,
il there was any mobbing to be done, nine
hundred and sixty out Of every thousand men
in Camp wanted a fist iu the operation sure
What does the contemplate liar Of the Ga
xeue think about mobbiny by this timei W.
want him to answer. We have not done with
him vet
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CoAL.-This cool weather brisks up
the coal trade Handsomely. Both yards are
doing their best 10 supply the demand. but
fnd II pretty close work.
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEwsl
Monday Eve, September 80, 1861. !
The weather has been so wet as to prevent teams
from coming in from the country, consequently
there was very little doing. There is no change
in quotations since our last report.
FLOUR Firm at $3.6O@4.Oo. Shipments 500
bbls.
WnRAr--Active at 5c@62c. Receipts 2,s75 bu.
Shipments 2,54O bu.
BARLEY.-In demand at 25@30c. Receipts lis
bu. Shipments lilo bu.
CoRs.-Little doing. We quote quiet at l2c.
Receipts $50 bu.
OATs-We quote at l2c. Shipments 72O bu.
ONIoNs-Plenty at 61Sc.
HAY. -frairie 81 y ton Timothy S6 . ton.
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NlrNNGl.

IN TUESDAY MORNING, 24TH INSTANT.
~ from the subscriber. alright bay Mare, ab.us
IA hands high had scrstchcs on her two hi nd legs.
and when last seen had piece Of rope around her
neck neck Any Information regarding her. left at this
Office, will be literally rewarded.
sp25-dtf JOHN FLANAGAN
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CAMP 10 Holt TAKEN IN CHAaGE By
GovERNMESr.-Capt. Chambers, under direc-
tion Of Government, has taktn n the Second Ca.
valry from the hands of the State, and for eev-
eral days has been busy In making arrange
ments for its subsistence.
He is now engaged 10 putting up brick
ovens to bake the bread used makes his own
contracts for beef and forage. The corn lie
furnished by Mr.. E. Sherman. at IA cents per
bushel delivered. One contract for timothy
hay to the extent Of Is tons has been made
with Judge Cook. at IS FER ton. delivered
straw has been contracted for by J. NJ. Ed.
ridge, At ~ 10 per ton wood is furnished at
1915 per cord. delivered II. B. Evans 4 Co
have entered into Q contract to furnish the
groceries. Everything is to be carried on un.
der Capt. Chambers own superintendsnce.
He undoubtedly understands his business. He
has given notice that no article which does not
come up to the contract will be paid for. lie
takes full charge this morning.
There are now about 800 horse in camp
Tie men are to be provided with clothing by
the u S.-ths State having nothing further to
do with the mstter At all. The camp will soon
present . sight worth seeing.