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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
A ROrTEN -EGGING AFFAIR.-Durin

A RoTrEN EGGING AFFAIR.-During
the reception ceremonies yesterday, nost
dissgreeablr affair took place in which /. N
Ialmage, Esq of lie Claire. was roughly hen
eggs, which, we are informed, were pre-
pared. lot for Sir TaImaRe, but for another
person living il this city.
We wer. not present at the fracas but are
Informed that Mr.. T., while riding through the
town with the procession made Insulting and
obnoxious remarks concerning the return an
the reception of our brave Iowa bny., . hicl.
come of cur citizens took up, and CONNIE need
r seutiug With rotten eggs. Mr.. rode down
town to get out Of the way, and went into
Mack,ot's Bank. Contrary to his expectations,
he was pursu, d ard treated pretty roughly iy
. crowd Who took him out and hustled hin
over to the Etgine House. Sergeant Baker
o. pit Ha,chs company, ard some Others
interfer.d and got him ava. placed lin Oh
his horse an d babe him leave. He was WI RI
ed TO leave both town and State forthwith
We are slry that anything Of the kind should
have happened to mar the general happiness
Of the day but If men will conduct themselves
in such manner rs TO challenge trouble, they
must Lot complain il they get iatoit Let thi
be arning TO men Of secession proc i.ities
We understand that he stopped at the house
Of John Etiridge. Oh the Jersey Ridge Road
where he probably ye- remains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

YESTERDAY afternoon difficulty
occurred between q 6 upe Of Irishmen an.
one Of the volunteers from Camp Mcclellan,
belonging to Company l. The two Jrishmsn
we're too much far the soldier. and they beat
him pretty severely, knocking him inssn.itle.
After the soldier had recovered his senses. a
couple of bis comrades came along. and hear.
ing the fact that one Of their men had been
shipped, they started off to camp fr rein
forcements, which they coon obtaised snd re
turoed to the field Of action. They searched
the Patch but could not find them. but heard
that they had gone to Rock leland. to which
piece they started 10 pursu't Of him.
PS.-Sincs the above vas written We nm
dssstapd that they have saught thetvo men
Who's they charged - the guilty oaea They
I've ges thea - oAap nsOlsllas.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

From New York.

NEw YoRK. Aug. -.
The U. ). Marshal Of Rhode Island arrived here
Fiske. said to bei'mg TO Louisiana, ch arfed With
aitering sedtions aid treas nable sentiments, st
Newport, X. ]. The gentleman from l., uisispe,
was dispatched TO Fort Lafayette.
The following have been Contributed for the
benefit of the families Of the volunteers now In
the service Of the United States, wis: 1900 bags
of -four, each containing rs pounds; 500 Of
these are to be placed 1T the disposition Of the
Union defence Committee Of this city, and the
remainder " i'll be distributed in brooklyn.
The Philsderhia Pvess Of TO day, says Gea.
Mcclellan went ou, seven miles last Friday, TO
review Gen. Hooker's brigade. He returned 70
the city after dark. During the review, number
of seces sionists were discovered in Mmbukh and
were arrested near the road between the troops
and the city. 1t is thought their object was to
assAsinate Mcclellan.
The Past .sy. large quantity Of provisions, ia-
cluding 1000 barrels CT -four went last wecK 70
Curacao and st. Thomas.
One nan was killed aud another mortally
woundes by gang "i FIVE seeessiouists at Shot
well t. Gate, n.y.. seven miles from Go, ing, ton.
Both were stabbed in the back. A party Of
Union lnrn h.ye g.Ee in uursui, OF the murderers
who fay, ID TOWARD the Tennessee line.
The Post lctrh> that Government has refused
to illinois 4O ite' cent OF the exbendi.urs Of tho
State in httng "ni III" volunteer, which gives
tn State $4o,000.
The I.ondoh Times h.s published another letts,
from Mr. Russell, whi.h is generally disc ouraging
for the North.
The special agsLts Of the Cotton supply AssC-
ri.tion had reached Egypt, aul were to have ~
,pt.r...# with the N,ce-Koy On tho subject of
Cation cultivation
Tho harvest in France is progressing satislsc-
tori!y. hnt the Wheat crop Will be tclcisn,.
Calcutta letters say the question was the great
tc pic c the day there and every efior. was being
made 10 encourage it's increased production.
~. H.. -.
to the pr.fatoe'iAg. was expected To materially
remove objections TO shipping by American yes
sells
Rio dates to the 25th ot July, have reached
l.isban. The shipments oi coffee since the last
mail, were 1000 bags.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
WELCOME, PRIDE OF IOWA.


Over the left arch was the name "oIGEL "
and over the right, LYON" On the apex OF
either of the lesser arches was displayed the
National Shield, aud on the extreme top Of
the main arch was handsomely carved eagle,
bearing the national colors. The arch wac also
decorated aud festooned with flags, wreaihs
chaple,s OF various st, les and dimensions, oil
arranged with pleasing and artistic effect. The
arch itself was built under the direction OF r
t. liii Esq, who deserves uch credit for
he same The establishment with wreaths
and notices was the work of German ladies
aud gentlemen.
At the corner Of Iowa and Third street an
other splendid display Of susl ended wrea,hs
and festooning had been prepared for the
casion. II bore th. following inscription
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT
OFF;GE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEWS,
Monday I've, August 26, 1861.

OFF;GE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEWSt
Monday Eve, August 70, 1861.
Quotations unchanged since our last report.
We quote:
FLOUR Firm at S3.e0@A.a0- ShiImeuts 400
bbls.
WHEAr--Ae,ive at 4oa JOc. Receipts 4, o6S bu
Shipments l,3s bu.
BARLEY New 1fG122c.
CoRs.-Steady at l2@l2Hc. Receipts $40 bu.
Shipments $50 au.
OATS l2@l2Lc Receipts 23l bu
ONmNs-Dull at loc. Receipts loo bu
RrrAIL MARKET.
Butter lo@l21ac !. D..
EGGs-3 doz. fer 25c.
PoTAr0Es-Sa bnshel, 3oc.
LIMA BEASs.-loc y quart.
APPLEs-i3 q peek, 20M25c.
PRAIRIE CRIeKKNs.-2sc d pair.
New lOIk MaTkcI.
NV YORK, Aug. 26.
FLorR--Market dropping. "a 3o04Ao super
State 4.5e 400 Extra - 35@ 4.4o Super " est
ern.
WHEArMarket dull and dropping.
bARLsy--Qu!et.
RYE-Quiet and firm.
oRN. Market firm 44a49c Mixed Western 53c
Yellow.
OATs,-26M33 for Western
Wu,sKY.-tirm at l7L.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
NUMBER 207.

eminent ma, ntsins its forces IN the soiI ~ he
ksesl states. The feeling on The Cesdasst ~,
gesssslly, that the North would - areessi ~ tAe
disaster TO increasing it, army, and that The as-
tel clossd the door to any arrangement with Ne
rebels.
British oGciais appear 70 b inrsssssd With Ne
belief that tbs battle and defeat would only pro-
long the contest, without deciding anything.
Herald Correspondence
The City has been thrown into state Of excite
ment. this morning. by . report that Nsrtiai Law
Was TO be Immediately declared. The authorities
have not needed 20 take such a step.
Committee from boston, has been here, en-.
deavoring TO persuade the President that hs ought
to change his constitutional sdvisefs. II 10 said
these gentlemen represent the sentiments Of e~r-
tain prominent monetary in erests IN Bostsa, Who
demand that heads OF tho War and Navy Depeyt-
ments must come %, else they will MOI sisk
their capital farther. Tho pressn,stion OF their
caso here has created consid srsblc feelinS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

on,,,.,ioo ~ ses never before Il sds 10 DA-
vebpcu. Ey.ry body vas entirely carried
avay viii the excitement Of the hour-old
aud yopng, one aud al joined 10 the patriotic
ov ation with one heart and one mind When
tbe gallant toys passed under the Triumphsl
Arch fresh rounds Of cheering we're tbundereo
forth, and the immense crowd swsyed into
line and followed The military. The line Of
10 arch vas up Main street to Third street. along
Third to Brady. along Brady to Fourth. along
Fourth to Rock Island, slorg Rock leland to
Fifth. aloLg Fifth to Iowa. along Iowa to
Third, along Third to Perry. along Perry TO
Second, along Second to Warren, along War
ren to Third, along Third to " tstern Ave
nue, along Western Avenue 10 Fourth, along
Fourth to Court House. All along this line
the cheering and .xciteuen, was kept "
without scarce sh iLtesmissiCn.
We retrace our stele here, to make mention
Of the various arches and suspended wreath
woich eubellshed the co-r-e.
The frs. was at the foot Of Main street.
here t~o POLES were erected, on which f,gs
were raised, and across the street from one tc
the other was carried a rope covered with
evergreens gaily festooned with wresths oi
leaves and roses, also with chap!ets. Tne
poles were alec covered with wreaths 1t was
a very pretty affair. and was sro cted by the
German ladies'.
At Main and Second was the Grand Triumph.
al Arch. some twenty five teet high, II ade Of
framework covered with mnsin. Ga either
-ide Of the main arch we're two lesser arches.
The south side Of tne arch bore the following
inscription
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
Foreign News


ARRIv AL OF TIE CITY or WASHINGTON.
Nsw YORK, Aug. 81.
Tie steamship City Of Weshngt, II has arrived
here.
LoNDos, lsth.-The Great Eastern from Que
bee arrived Of l. LoIlyhead 18th.
The l.pnaon Tuner city article expatiates on
the financial difficulties accunulatipg against the
Americ,n Government, and says that the most
earnest OF the friendsIoi America must see that
the difficulties thus in sight may Accumulate with
suf ie rapidly to bring the North AMI South
to reason
The English papers are daily cngrossed with
the American question.
The London Globe denies by authority the
statement that Admirl Milne has re, .rted tho
blockade Of the Southern ports Ineffective, and
says that Lo general report On the subject has
been officially received
The London Times in editorial shows the
enormous financial difficulties which the Wash
ington Government will have TO encounter.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
tine W AR NEWS.
ConnaRit stien Of Cen. Psr,er to
the War DtpArtneat.
Reform III THE EQUARTERMAS'FER
DEPAkTMEN
The Privateer JEFF Davis Cap
lures and Releasesa a
British Brig.
4 ANATlONiL IETECTivE POLICE to
BE APPOINTED.
Arrests And De0ce1ata.
Committee Trons Boston T"isffa
the PSx stdenf.
Committee Trnns Boston Teisfja
the Rs's stdenf.
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
From Washinstun.

WAsHiNGToN, Aug 26.
Commsnder Porter. who was recently deprived
ot the command OF the sloop Of war St. Mary, or
-uspicion oil dlsioyaity to the Government, hs
voluntarily returned 10 Washington. 1t is under
TODD that he has presented to the Navy Depart.
ment an eiascra document with proofs, refutin:
the charges and showing forgery ha. be en- used
dishonor him
The results of Gen. Mays adm nistration Of tb,
Quhrtermaster Department, are astonishing 1,
soldiers on both sides OF the Potomac are not on
ly rou.pty but satisfactorily furnished with ey
erything necessary. lie wants ali vessels, includ
ing schooners, and mall row boats, aud skif., OF
the Potomac, taken possession Of by the Govern
ment Authorities.
Especial to Post.
The new Treasury notes are Ia circulation j,
this city to day They eagerly taken fo
home REGULATION.
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Gen. Green Marching ON Athena.

NEKVK n UK ZO
A private of Col. Moore's regiment arrived here
from Athens, No.. last night in great haste He
states that Green is approaching with foces ,sri-
ou-ly estimated from 500 to 5000. The Union
p,ckets, sixteen mile. out, were driven in. 800
tr FPS left this city last night and morning to
inf rec Moore. Moore in the city when the
news came. He has got 800 men, besides those
from h.re. The people Of the ssjoining towns
have been notlf fed. Reports this morning say that
Green camred wi thin eight miles Of Athens last
night. Moore has 4 cannon planted. Iiurlb but 10
reported to be behind Green with Union forcs
OF 800
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
Foreign Markets.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. IL.
BRE, ,DsTUFEs.-Wak e6eid II. d Co. and Rich
ardson ). q Co report:
Flour dull and declined Cd for American which
is Quoted at 24stl27s 6d.
Wheat has declining tendency and prices arc
% lows he'd Western s. 3d(Glls Red South
ern HIGHS Cd.
Corn fiat, Mixed and Yellow 2ss 6dM q 30s Cd;
White $685. 81.
Beef quiet nd steady.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
From Fort Monroe.

FT. MONRoE August IS.
Ihe formidable preparations Tor d niyal exp,
dition rom Old Point Comfort are about complete
Its destination Is unknown.
LIT. Crosby re;ui ned last evening from his ,hifJ
exped ton rom the eastern shore Of Virgina
dc brought back piize sen ,oLcr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
A Discovery.

BRInGEPogr, CT, Avg. rs.
| In cleaning out the Office the farmer, last
ght, mai bag was found, filed with letters,
ETC., tor seces>ionsts in Alabama and Georgia
Some If hem exl lain the treason of home poll
| tictans.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
A Card.
CAMP MCCLELLAN, HEADQUARTERS,

CAMP MCCLELLAN, HEADQUARTERS,
August 25d 1851.
The officers and men OF Camp McClc ian,
respectfully acknowledge the receipt Of cash
five dollars, FROM Rev. A. H. Pelamourgues.
and y ,r OF blankets from kind ia V, (uumc
forgot,en); Mrs F Cook and others for vari
Gus articles ior i.osfi,a. purposes. Their gen
erous aid come in time Of ne q, and was dul,
appreciated, for which hey will please accept
the thanks Of the entire camp.
CAPT f. HATcH. Officer COMMANDING
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More Newspapers seized.

New lonh, Aug -.
At M early hour this inornine, n force OF q
putty Marshais was sent tn tie oice of the Amt
ican Express Co.., where il understood u Iars.
edition Of disioya! newspapers had been loigea
tcr transmission by Express The officer. seize
six..packa.es OF the Dal.y Mus. The pus!ishe.
Of the New, finding themselves excluded ..,a
the Post Ohi 'e Adams Express Ard hoss X Ton
cey's Agency, had endeavored ~ eur rl"v Ht
American LApress Co., wAlcI they >srie.ee, "ef
not watched.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

OGILvlE HoUsE, MUscA1INE. =
Whenever our citizens have occasion to visi,
Muscallue, We recommend to their kind con
siderstion the Ogilvie House, Mr. Lowe. tie
proprietor is just the man for the place, ard
he and h 8 anable lady have a lLos; admirabl,
faculty Of making one feel perfectly at home
They have our thanks for many courteeies.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
River items.
SUNDAY, August %.

SUNDAY, August %.
ARRIVED.
KATE CAssEL, HilIhouse, Montrose
PtNBINA, Hill, Monirose
LENAAKk, Robinson st. Paul.
MONDAY, Aug. -.
MkrRoPoLITAN, Buford, Montrose.
DEPARTED.
SUNDAY.
PsABISA, Hill. st. Paul
DhNAAkK, Robinson, Montrosc.
MONDAY.
AID lirNE Gait, Dubuque.
MErRoroLI AN, bufs.d- Lyons.
KATE CAssEL, Hillhouse, Montrose.
The Metropolitan, Cart. Buferd and Clerk Owens
will depart for st. Louis and intermedi points
this morning. This boat is complete in all it,
appointments and her officers, by their past efforts
to please the pubic generally, have acquired a
reputation which is second to no other craft on the
river
The light draught and fast sailing stear 7 er Jen-
ME Whippie, Capt. White and Clerk Aowrie, will
leave for Montrose at o'clock this morning. Re-
men ber the Jennie and her proficient officers.
The light draught packet Fomeroy, Capt. Davis
and Clerk Charley Asmussen, will depart for For,
Madison this evening.
The well-known and popular packet Fred Lo-
rerz Capt Green, is due at this point bound for
st. Paul to-day.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
The PIivaieer JED liavls Again.

BOsToN, Aug. -
A British btig, which arrived al NarIuoi!t8. ..
the /? inst, reports on the 9TH oi eing hoa,a
ed in Latitude Az, longitude 7,::by The Irvate.,
J.n Dasis. he was released upon exanit sti4l
ot papers. The boarding officer gave his name q,
Il. II. Stewart
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
ssE.uDV'.lL.
G A TX lERON Il WlD u uRINGTON
HOUSE pA,hrxks AND GLANERs,

HOUSE PArNTXkS AND GLAzIERs,
JJAVING MOVED FROM No. 9, EAST
1 Third street to No. l5, West Thrill street, are
now ready to attend to all orders of Painting
Plai and Decorative Paper hanging, Grainihg
Marbling, Sign Writing, Whitening and Wall
Goiorng. iinch1s-hm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

NoTIcE.-The Finance and other
Committees Of the reception Of yesterday. viii
please meet at J. B. Leskes Office this morn
ing at . o'clock. Pereons having bills against
any OF the Committees, are quested to pre-
cent them for settlement
john E. HENRY, Chairman
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
Notice.

TIME HULL, BOILERS AND ENGINES OF
i the ste.mbo i, Grey Lage, as she now lies IL
the river, opposite Rock Island, will be sold to
the highest bidder, SEPTEMBER "a, 1881, in
iron; of j H. Langley h Co warehouse, Rock
Island Terms as follows: One-'hrd cash bal
ance in three ana six months-aI proved security.
GaleBa, Dubuque, Dunlcith d Minnesota Packet
Co. OkIN SMITH, President.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

LADIES, you study your own inter
ests when you trade with Whistler His goods
are marked and sold lover than by any house
in Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
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Arrested on SuspIcicn.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug -.
VIM. ;. johnson, newp phew OF the rebel genera ,
was arrested 10 dav after purchasing "A ticAet FL
Louisville. IL = trunk was searched nj -four A L.
contain IA number OF letters icr the -1l th--o one
| of~Thca spoke Of pri officers in the ret,
army.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
News Con 6TSneds

MILWAUKEE Aug. ZG.
The report Of the Horican, hss
been confirmed. Several amilies ~ . small place
called Kokoskee, about seves mile. North Of
Horizon, we're surrounded and the houses burned.
II is said the Indians have threatened these
towns before. They want the ground, and Say it
enngs to them. The citi,ens Of HORIZON and the
adjoining neigh boThood have started to meet the
Indians These accounts may be exaggerated, but
coming from several different sources. make il
very probable.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
ne GlS re II.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING AlGrsi Is. 1861,
OF Msfeo, otogicot cbservations under the direction
Of the yaahsomi0n lastttwticn. made at Grisaold
College, by }. CHAMBERLAI>, Latitude, 4l.So.
North Longitude, 1889 Vest Height above tAe
sea, 1877 feet
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

We learn that Capt. Hatch has re
ceived authority from Secretary Cameron to
take bis company to PhilsdelphiA. if he ch ,os
es to do 90. We do rot know whether he will
do 90 or lot, We hope ne will remain.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
Another News paper Suppressed.

BANGOR, Me-, Aug. %.
An extra Of the Bangor Democrat, secession
paper. deposited in the st office, has been drop
ped by the pos. mf ste wh, has notified the De
partment. The Democrat was suppressed by the
people a week ago.
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Dis&ViMtlOll.

DiAxOfSlteOll.
THE LATE FIRM OF r. KROUSE 3 60. Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. 4.
Krouse assumes all the debts Of the oancern, and
takes all its assets and is authorized to settle all
its accounts.
DAytnpoar, Iowa, August II, 1871.
CO ,KAD y KROUSE,
agi9-2wdl KOEERi hKoOSE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

In The GUARD uoUsE. We under
stand that two men were captured and placed
IN the Guard House at Camp Mcclellan yes
terday for airing their secession feelings 10
that vicinity. Names not known to u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
LATEST NEWS
IL MI
From W ashipglOn.
By the Nails.

WA-HINGroN Aug 25.
In consequence of the Pre- sdent's proclamation
the Adams' Express Co. have issued orders to al
taeir officers to cease Immediately the carriage u
letters Tor the Confederate States.
The Postmaster General has isgued the follow
ing order:
The President Of the United States directs that
his proclamation Of the 10th, interdic;ing com
mercial intercourse with the south, shalt be up
piled also to correspondence. Officers and agents
Of the Post Office Uerari meni will, without inI
ther Instructions, lose no time in putting an en-
10 written intercourse with those states by caus
ing the arrest Of any express agent or other per
son who should after this order, receive letter
for transmission to or from said States, and viil
seize such letters and forward them TO this De
partnent. N BLAIR, Postmaster Oenersi.
The Potter Investigating Committee srerolt
that about 20e employees in the several depart
ments canno, be Aspended upon as loyal.
Missouri News.
RoLLA. Aug. "a.
Lieut.. Gel Albert, of the Third Missouri Regi
ment. and eight o. ten other oficsrs, who have
been prisoners in the hands OF the rebels al
Springfield, arrived here this morning. They
we're released on parole, subject, however, to such
arrangement "a may have been entered into be
tween the Confederates and the United States
A great many contradictory reports AS to the
present and future movements OF the rebels are i.
circulation, but the real purpose Of the enemy cai
only be conjeotured. They seem now to be more
anxious TO ,tain subsistence than to make often
siye movements.
With few exec options our sick ani wounded
doing we'll, and will return to their home. in a
few days. All our wounded could not he brough
of If the field, in consequence % scarcity Of wag
ons, but they were eated where they lay, many
Of the wounded We ripped Of all their ciothe
by the enea y, and sent TO the tow naked, ant
every man. lying on the field, had his pocket.
picked.
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Missouri, News.

IRosrcN Mo, Aug. "A
Ieparts to day give intorma ,inn of Ha-deo for
ees v withdtawing rem Greenfield towards Reeves'
Ferry, where they. ARE fostfying; also 70 Peytons
station, near the A'kans.s line. This seems 70
confirm previous reports tina. the Eastern division
of the Rebels j. Fastening o JOIN Gen. Pillow.
strong body Of Jef. Thompsons forces is rep
resented to have occnpied Benton, miles baek Il
Comm cree, where they are throwing up fostfear
tim
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

60 and see Whistler before purehas-
ing your Dress Goods. Remember.
Go and see those elegant styles Of
Cloths, Cassimeres AID Vestines that Erskine
hae Just received, 1t No 8 Nickoll's Block.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27

RxnAnEs-Mesn height Of barometer, 20.47 il. !;
mean temperature, 6.0 deg; mean amount Of
clond 5. General direction of wind E.
Renovt Of the Il. 4 n. Railroad Bridge.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-27
From Wash1ugtO0.
INpecial In the C0n,meociat:l

WAsaIKOTON, August y
seces.iorists here are greatly alarmed ~ late
arrests. They begin TO think tho matter j. grow.
ing serious TO them. Several persens Of suspsctse
loyalty are under the Surveillance Of she sstho-
rites
The 79.h regiment Eighlanders, have bsse
transferred TO . new Brigade.