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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
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vas ;ae war-cry BY Saieh toe graf Indls1 C5iet
sei his men in the battle at the mouth Of the
'; ard sasa i3 the void 10 our gallant uea now
ca, their oEu blood and that OF the foe Gu Zoe
7 Williamsburg.
-so9ls ever lad 50 much TO Il ;ht for, for no peO-
's 80 properly exercised the privilege, Of fEessnru
ever resisted more heyoeAIly, FOR noao ever
& 50 in eusely, as yirtuou5 people reduced 70
ge.
100 nus. emulate our brcthrea Slo make our ram.
AIS. the foe. We must do on par: as ;aey do
Avciy nan must labor 10 aid them. Every 30.
'o'l1g % nurse the sex AID wounded, and siv,
ga 30 10 more, cheerful s.s1 10 the de,pond.
I'D = hears',l. p;syss fJr susooss % he ca1se.
such ,'aplss b,f1-e ~ who would sesnoWlsigc
Ion Ea.sl 20 bu; shasc in common with tho
aud tas trae' Who viii murGar il God la
-a 70 .m,. us With say dispeasa.iol Short Of tac
f-eeions
..s sre proud tia. tbs Tu5l.e mind rls.s proudly
r. - Toe NegaJ o calamity Instead Of craven &C d.
5rsto0, We hear .hs resolution o. dGR4noe.
lob. rs nerve ourselves for any e9rd Ct, and let the
r! S along he lines aud around the social circle
O. -3' Slross md our dsfversues is certain.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
E,roarID oArTrm OF SOUTHERN VESSELS.

a N2sI lTCl uaItu TlIIausIpIIAI u Iu5I'i t4Ia'
Tlc rebel steamer rnuia, which sailed from Liver
pool coon, the hrs OF April for Bermuis, cipured
On Sunday l4ss Il the Hole in the WALL by the steamer
asfcids'p, Commander Ssihdsgen. She was brought
.ere % day in charge Of Priz-masier Abbott.
Rcs ~ il principally powder ami munitions Of war.
Sia IA heavily laden eth aims The Captain crew. dui
seve passengers we're on board the Bermuda. Also
taken, he steamer Florids, captured 10 st. Andrews
BAy, Florida She also arrived at the Navy Yard this
acl! ON in charge Of PfElmss10r Lewis. sac mas
5oari about two hundred bales of c.tion.
". Il. Harrison, pilot with the engineer and nine OF
as cre - took tue oath of allegiance aud aboard
hs steamer Niue Of the crew, who refused TO take the
oath were put ashore 10 S.. Andrews Bay.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
PATRIOTIC CONTRIBUTIONS.
THE GUSBoAr TUSD.


7. the Editor of the Wing:
closed ycu will fad check for $40. which yau will
please hand over to the National Defence Associaton
The amount vas collected by few ladies in the uppfr
end Of Amelis county We regre, that the sum is SO
small and hope soon to seud in o:her contributions
Some snail put in independently OF the check
perhaps you may be able to make some disposition Of
.hem
aylst. 1863 Respectfully.
Accompanying this note was the sum OF f:y dollars
10 As Editor cf tie Wbg:
l, has long b.,n my desire to contribute something
to the and Of the "Gua Boat Fund" The donation is
vsry snail! Would we're sble to ssad you thOaSard-,
bu. every little helps II az throw ia their mite, the
.un vii soon swell L.. every woman and child %
Omethi1g ia this great work ard Ged viii soon hep %
% drive toe enemy from our once happy country. Where
s the hear, thai will heed the cry Of their county
Tle call Is hepl Come oaG, come ausn6 jcin in 'bis
struggle for liberty. If live the dsy when
oesos shall again plant Der foo: upon lard cur ch
isn aud ehildrcp' children rise up ard call biesa d.
Wouli dear sir, could induce all my 10 feel the i'm
pgr.saee Of lending helping hard in this great work.
sm glad to see, through the medium Of your pap,r,
bs; the ladies' Of your city, aud also other ctss, have
their heart in toe eHSG Nay the Lori prosper h,ir
Efforts.
Eac,csed, you will fad $40, which you will be so kind
a. to hard 20 som, treasurer Of the Ladies Gun Boat
Fund Society"
Very respectfully,
DAUGHrIR OF Tar SOUTH.
May 4:h, lS62.
GzErS PIAss. NoETa Esd ?. o.
EATHAws 90, April! %. 1861 !
T, TIE EiiiyT Of The WEg
II the enclosed uie eau be MADE acceptable 20 ;ho
Association ei Ladies' who propose bsitirg sa2 o.,
vi you be kind enough to give my eascI is psoe des-
Jisaton.
we cannot be corq1erei With united hands ana heart.
We must be soon released from tho shscSo5 thsi nov
bi1d us Hoping you viii excuse me To- troubling oa,
lam yours, very respectfully,
W Ray.
The check is for 500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
LArrsr IRON THE NORTH.
Northern papers Of the 4.h inst, have been received
They contain some interesting paragraphs
REPORT OF raRKIGk INTERVENTION.

Ihey cUutAIu suule InterestInB PErHBlHpHu'
EXPORT OF ToREIGk IETERTEETIoN.
A telegram dated Baltimore, 81 inst, Gays:
There has been great excitement 10 this cy TO night
growing GU. Of rnmor that France intended inter
pose in American ars and insist upon the declaration
Of an armisce between the Government and the rebels
The SscsssioDis.s are in high glee, and giving
rency TO any quantity Of improbable store based upon
this rumor which, il is supposed, orsinated from dis
patch and editorial IL TO days New York Herald stating
tnat diplomatic movements have been set on foot Ia
Washington, with view 70 bringing about compro-
mae involving recognition of the political indopen-
denos OF the South. -
Oar readers will not place much confidence in what
emanates from the Herald
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

ont from under bis right shoulder. He speaks With en-
,busiasm Of the splendid conduct Of the T"entyeuFh
v;,.;,i. and the Fifth North Carolina
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

Two brothers, named Tiff. were arrested In Peters
burg on Surd,, at the Instances Of the Psovos: Mar
shall Of Nav Orleans, charged with buraiog the ram
Mississippi
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
POLITICAL REACTION.

We have already advised readers not to build soy
hopes Of returning reason 10 the North from the asg
change Of public sentiment there indicated By recon:
Democratic victories" With this reminder We copy
the following from Cincn lad paper:
In Hlsboroush, Ohio the Democrats succeeded In
choosing their entire ticket and successful In most
of the towns of Highland county. Col. Pixies Hllsbo.
rough GsE,tte Gays:
ala a town and township where, few months ago, q
Democrat could scarcely dare that he was NOM
Ter OF that party, where Of the best clz.ns
threatened wish hemp the inIurated rabbs and whre
the Democratic press almost entirely muxzed the
indomablc Democrats are now in she sscendlnt, and
viii remain 80 from this time forward What glorious
triumph. under the circumstances ?"
Tnrough Ohio. Iadia7s, Illinois, Pennsylvania and
Nav York. the tora and city etc ions appear to have
suited in triumph for the Democracy They vl sue
cesd in all these States at the Congressional elections
mex! fall
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40 TsIs yOTRHS or WALIFAX COUNTY.

to the call CT tasay nis from dnsr m. portions
o. m c,Bny he eby present myself eanldi.s for
nee hd Of sal % at the ensuing eeet'n 10 be held
on Thuis Jay We s2I dsy OF May sat. 1859
Most les ieH'.u!y,
Your feillw t'Ee1,
r,,s-tAs JANIS u HANKIN5
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

DELrH OF CoUSr NEsssLRoDE.-The death of the de.
tngusaei Russian statesman and dplomatisi, Nessel
70 L. Is announcsd He bad Ie,ched the great age Of
50 years and from his early manhood up within few
wears Of his death had beer engaged in various impor.
ant du les OF State. He OF R9sso German family,
and Was bo:n on board Russian ftgate in tho port Of
shou, and baptized in the Protestant faith boa
Al ElSlsh ship lie hegsn his career in the military
service, but in early lie 6ecsmS attached TO the rous
ambllses of his father who vel bis grsodfs her.
vas ambs ssdor. Be gained the favor Of Alexander
nv the brilliant style Of his Diplomatic compositions end
received frou him an appointment in the ministry OF
foreign affairs in S. Pytersbutg De married woman,
neither young hlntsome, but who TAD grown rich
by Specializing end smuggling He was intrusted with
the ministry Of foreign Gairs second alter tho rup
ture with Napoleon in 1912 and from that time he
troiied the relations of Russia With foreign countries
In the night of March 81, 1914, be sg1ed the caPu
latlon OF Paris, which pu su end to the wars OF the
first French empire and ~ yeors afterwards he retired
from public service sfer tho sguing Of the treaty OF
peace Ia Paris March 3d. 1856 which terminated the
war with Napoleon Ill aud hi4 ess. Al tho Congress
Of Vienna and the formation Of the holy slianee, he
the leading spirit, and he assumed for Russia that
attitude OF superiority which has since given 10 Russian
State crsfi such distinguished position in the diplomatic
world He excried himself 70 obtain reduction OF the
elormou fres imposed upon Ffsncs after Waterloo, and
Louis XVIII and Rebellion showed their gratitude by
pissing iG!o his hands immense amounts Of money,
Which made him one Of the riohsst men IN France
rs flo Ike Of sheep amounted TO over 10000, and
HE personal properly reported as Ginos; fabulous
After the death Of Alexander Neeelrode continued to
enjoy the confieucs of the Czu Nicholas, aud he
promoted TO tte rank OK Chancellor OF the Empire. His
emo!uments from his various offices became enormous
AMI he relieved from his duties ia 1855, over.bu.
dsnsd uisA wsatb, years and honors. he vas famous
for his sk in cooking and for nyen!ing dishes,
for rssrc4 the pudding Ia Nsssslroie. What OF bis
time was no: employed 10 the heavy duties OF diplomacy
was pass in the delightful occupation Of cookery
Ia politics he was an abso,u;ist
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AL nRMBERs

Ee--.r>S NOTICE. Et ALL VI u y ssbti -
49, ~ 'H EC'IFst LtGIIr AelIlLcs S-TssY sre
~, .ridad rsro-t u uoriiaT tt'hei- hatuuVtc-1,
an n i,g' a, 10 o'clock o. " 3 be Published ''de''r
m.o-'' Lieu. wa, 81 MARTIN.
ssS-%YEEtY VALUABLE REAL Be-
49, TiTE - b OLD At AUG lcN rms DAY ne
70 a'e he pub {, respectfully called 10 ie sale c
-c ia valuable sar, hacnr 70 ne estate o. ne lac
NJ Js 's HI . he Ola tbs araoon At auction, BY Col
VII oo,5m,sce At ~ osocs r y with tie two Frsn
t- ~ tn corner Of frankin a. walls rat.
5gre oc-apij o.. ths Hna ~ senaenssr, jus i regard
81 valuable vstc dvc1 nEs in ki1lnond.
a,s-is GOODS 1 APerRsoN Lus,'.
9c0 Aces or ExCELLENT Z NJ AD-
100 j1inius WInchCstcr aud fronting oU
oi1 - II q va,s sale 5s ACES OF ex5eel, laad located
s.svc cd ra Of Wish l IN hsh stsof eul ivAou,
IN, are "a 5 o' ssd grove
OF gu iul re 8, and TIE u'5a out build ms
Aui.t % the and can &c teel a. cur Cfhce.
nsy "a. JAS n TAYLOR SON, Auet'.
GssS9L gEIeN.
'syHR cosar'n rshlp o. Edwin Wortham s Co.. sih'
FlSIl Wsr Lam nd vsr-u uorh,m are autsorrei
{! tie in H3u duon Ani may be oaad at The
In iebei TO Them will please cal and hel In
- and those whom they be ositg vi pes mt
asli eia Gs 10: payment
CopartnersbiP.
The srbtr sv, entered Int oopArtnsrshp urdtr The
and ~, q =. q y. WORKMAN, & Co., fT ae pur'
poe lct raj doesy aad Jtm az sim hls.es
a Sfi a s as oones aes s9 woas@ s
RAIIEL HnkTHAI
n.-st.vau COLEMAN woETHlM.
40 TaIE VOTERS OF HALIFAX COUNTY.
rss,onss to the call CT rasay .nis from dn m. portions
o. IN c,gn he e5y prssnt myself a can hdis Tor
ss 81 hrf Of sal IT, the ensuing election, 20 be held
on Taars Jay s2I d.y OF nIy sat. lses
most res e,''uIy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

resolution sdop,el, Is: session, having for lie
OH the f met; Of tho assurances Of o., Stat" Coz
ven ion to als 10 the army aud navy of The United
S.stss VS. t.srn 40 ari 70 adopted.
On moio1 o.. sr. QUEEN BERRY, the Senate took
ar,csss ur.ls O'Clock p Y
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09

49, ~ 'HE EC'IFst LIGHT ARlIlLcs S-Thsy sre
a. .ridad u moEfi8g, a 'he b. afquVtc-s
aut On 10 O'Clock N 81 be Published s'dessr
sfs an treated arco. cling otDe eiie Of TIE law
Ger Vtths captain.
maze Lieu. vs. 81 MARTIN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-09
RAsroRArIoN CT GkN. ELoYn.

NJ. JOHNSON, BY lssvs, Introduced bill to author
"a the county courts and corporations 10 couac; 70
Ire purchase OF salt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
LATEST NEWS
By TELEGRAPH.


SPRINGFrELD, No., Sept. 30.
A highly responsible and reliable gentleman,
who has enjoyed advantageous opportunities for
ascertaning the number &C d location of the rebel
forces menacing our Southern border, and who
has been in some OF their camps within ten days,
represents that in Newton county, Eve miles south
Of CRANKY, there are $500 rebels, under command
Of Coffee and Shelby.
Seven miles west Of Neo.ho, in the same county
are 700, under Gen. Cooper, brother Of the Ad-
Jutant General of the rebel army. Halt Of this
number, under Cooper, are Indians, all we'll armed.
At Pea Ridge Gen. Rains had 1 500 men, and
Gen. Carroll 1000 On the south of Fsrsythe, Just
over the line.
Gen. Parsons has $500 near Parsons. Towards
the cast is Gen, Mcbride, with about 5000. At
Little Rock Gen. Holmes has II ,O0O
Tho above figures show an aggregate force Of
10000 rebels. Of these % 900 are either within
the boundaries Of Missouri or on its South ern lne
The whole torce is under Gen. Holmes.
The rebels in all the camps indulge in confident
expectations Of wintering in st. Louis and enter.
tain not . shadow Of doubt Of their ability to do
so.
The conscript act Of the Confederate States is
in full force in Newton and McDoaald counties.
All citizens Of he requisite age arc seized and
compelled to enter the rebel service or leave the
Country. Many prominent citizens Of those coun
ties have fed to avoid conscrption.
Gen. Hindman is under arrest, arising from
misunderstanding between himself and Pike, the
precise cause Of which does not seen to be known.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

davenport Oct. ~, 1907.
vI>RUSTEE'S SALE-Whereas, on the afteenth
i day Of June, A. d.. 1853 james McGuiro, and
Catharine McGuire, his wife, of Scott County,
Iowa, executed unto John MoDger, as Trustee,
certain Deed of Trust, conveying to said Trustee,
the land in Scott County, Iowa, described as fol
lows, to-wit:
The west equal one-half Of out lot. number one
RI |. ia Block nun Der four Al, as described in "Ber
old's" Plat of the out lots Of Forrest Dillon;
tract Of land hereby conveyed, being bounded as
follows:-On tho west by tho lands of q. q. X.
Mitchell-on the south by q sixty feet street in
wiath-on the east by the remaining half Of said
out lot number one !, and on the north by an al
ley twenty t2Ol feet in width, as by referring to
the Plat Of said Berolds will fully appear. Also,
lot number four Al, in Block number thi.ty-cight
1881, in tho City Of Davenport, in the county aDd
State aforesaid; said Deed Of Trust is recorded in
Book 3D." Of Town Lot Mortgages, Page VI Of
Scott County records which said conveyance was
made by the said James Mcclure, and Cstharine
McGure, hi. wife, 70. tho purpose Of securing the
payment Of four l4l certain promissory notes and
the il terest thereon, to-wit: Said James Nc
CURE having endorsed and sold to A. p. 4 y.
Kelley four promissory nstes: one note for the
sum OF Eve hundred and thirty Eve 80 100 dol
lars, made by o. II. Lsge, dated April 23d, 1851,
payable two III years after dsts-one for ono
hundred and nineteen 1s-l0O dollars, made by b.
Barr, dated April 23d, 1857, payable two years af-
ter date-cne for one hundred and four 5000 dol
lars. made by John Lewis, dated April 24d. 1857
payable two yesrs sitter date, ard one for three
| hundred and seventy eight 79-100 dollars, made
BY p. Paddock, dated April 22d, 1888, payable one
year after date, with ten per cont interest af
ter due ALI of said notes being made payable to
the order Of said James Mcclure, with interest
pay bic on the first threc Of said notes at tn rate
| Of ten per cent per aDnun.
And now. said last mentioned note for e376
7o-lO0 having become due and payable, and the
said James MCGUIRE having failed to pay the
same, /, Jshn Monger, Trustee a. aforesaid, do
hereby give this public notice, thst BY virtue o,
the power which is in me invested by said deed oi
trust, will, on W nssday, the 29th day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1862 at the hour of two O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said day, At the Court House door in
the city Of Davenport, expose and offer for sale
at Public Auction, the parcels Of land above do
ecribed, or 80 much thereof % hall be sufficient
to satisfy and ~ tho amount Of said note with tn,
interest thereon to the day Of sole, together will
all the costs and expenses attending said sale
costs of this notice and Trustees fees.
Upon completion Of euch sale, deed will b.
given TO the purchaser, in accordance with th
s.ipulations Of said deed Of trust.
Dated the 18th day Of January, A. D. 1860.
JOHN MONGER,
Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
The following note, received last evening

The following note, received last evening
from Pos.nas Edrdge. explains Itself:
DAVENPORT, Oct. 2.
10 Editors of Democrat and Neacs:
GENrs:-l am this evening in receipt Of an
order from the Poat Office Department. etatipg
that the use of postage STAINS. as a circulate g
medium is unadvised and am instructed to
hold all letters covered by stamps go used and
at all eoled, as UNPAID, and forward them to
the Dead Letter Office.
Thinking this might be of interest to your
readers, l eend 1t over.
Yours Respectfully.
g. Fl. ELDRrp0E. F. NJ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
V E r M I N

Those Preparations unlike oil others) are
| Free from Poisons."
Not dangerous to tao Human Family"
Rats do not die on the premises"
They come out Of their hsles to dic."
"They are tho only infallible remedies known"
"12 years and more established in Now York City.
Used blythe City Post Office
Used blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used by--thc City Steamers, Ships, &s.
Usrd by-thc City Hospitals, Ams-Houses, DC.
Used blythe City Hotels--Astor--S Nicholas
&c.
Used by-ths Boarding Houses, &c.,A
Csea by--moro than $4,000 Private Families.
cY- See one or t,Oo Specimens Of sohat Is Every
,0here said by the People -Editors-Dealers, dc.
HOUSEKEEPERS-- troubled with vermin need
be 80 no longer, if they use "COsrAR's" Extsrini-
nators. We have used it to our satisfaction, and
if q box cost S. We would have it. We had tried
poisons, but they effected nothing; but "Costar's'
article knocks the brc.th out Of Rats, Mice, Roa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker than We can write It.
1t is in great demand oil over the country--Medi-
ma o. Gazette.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County BY vermin, than would
day for tons Of this Rat md Insect killer.-Lam-
caster Wts.l Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR-We arc selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have boon
used. Rats, Mice, Roaohss and Vsrmin disappear
rapidly.
kokEn SroUF1ER, Druggists, Windsor,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. Z.
Col. W. r. Raustaf, for several years past Min
lister of Denna, to the United States, left Wash
ingtoa yesterday. for China, having been commits
stoned by his government to negotiate treaty Of
Commerce with the Celestial Empire.
Col. tarnsworth, of the sth Illinois Cavary,ha
received info rm alton that he was yesterday nomi
mated Tor Congress by the Republican Union Con-
vention in the second Illinois Congressional dis.
trict, on the first ballot.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

The STAMP AcT.-OE the 1st inst,
The stamp act went into operation oil over the
Unii ed States Persons drawing checke, notes,
Graf te, etc., will be careful that these coou.
men to are properly stamped, or they may
prov 9 . source of much trouble hereafter,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
Election Notice,
DAVENPORT TOWNSHIP,

vTlHE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF DAvEN-
i port Township are notified to meet at Cou.t
House in the city Of Davenport, on Tuesday .Octo-
Der 14th, 1862, to ballot for the following oicers
vis; One Supervisor, three Trustees, two Justi-
Cos Of the Peace, two Constables, one Clerk, one
Assessor for township outside Of the city Of Dav-
snport, enc Road Supervisor for every roan dis
strict in the township. Polls to be opened at
o'clock, .. m. Of said day.
By order Of township Trustees.
J.J. SMART,
Township Clerk.
Davenport, September 9th, 1862. dtt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

I:RADY STREET, between Second and
Thir d, 10 the theatre of much activity at THE
time occssioned by the erection of two splen.
did blocks. The mechanics are having an ac-
tive time Of it. but will in . few months, leave
trac es behind that will be lasting honor to
nup cikv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03

SMALL THING TO GET MAD ABOUT
A namber Of the 2nd Iowa writes to the
Waahi ugton Fyess that through some mis-.
mauae ,,ment of superior officers, the End was
debsrre from the pleasure Of wadipg into the
rebels at Iuka, whereat the writer says they
were Considerably siled !"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
VERY LATEST.
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
THE PRESIDENT VISITING Me-
CLELLAN'S ARMY.
The Blockade Still Intellectual.
From New York.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.
Report says the President has gone on visit "a
McCielan's army.
A Telegram says that the Rri,sh steamer Loyd
ran the blockade at Charleston, and arrived at
Liverpoo! on Sept. Goth, with 775 bales Of cot
ton. Charleston correspondence, under date oE
Sept. 2Sth, gives the following particulars Of the
successful escape OF the steamer:
On the night of the 18th largo side-wheel
steamer, supposed to be the Cero, went to sea
sweeping past one Of our helpless sailing vessels
at the rate oil 13 or II knots per hour. The sail
ing vessel gave the a.arm, but it too late or
the oaly steamer Ia that neigh borhood to follow
her successfully. The rebel steamer r4n the
blockade through Sanford's Channel. The Uni
ted S'ates steamer Marble Head returned this
morning after an unsuccessful pursuit II the ret
ell steamer, which had secured long start ahe ead
before the Marble Head got undo. way.
An army correspondent says there must be
fighting again before many days in eastern
part Of Virginia. unless the rebela rsin.
quish their position at Winchester, without
waiting for us to throw down the gauntlet be,
fore them. That they will remain in any
force at Winchester is not probable, for 1t is
impossible to subsist the army. They claim to
have been there without possessing more facil-
tiles for receiving supplies than they have at
present. believe 1t my be safely promised
that they will not stand about Winchester In
force, because of our threatening attitude in
= locality Of which they are very tenacious.
Yesterday the re bells who had been confined at
Fort Delaware, took the oath OF allegiance,
and were sent to Philadelphia, where thev
made application for admission as privates in
Col. Ssgarbury regiment. hey state that at
least l5O, 900 rebels entered Maryland, bnt not
more than half of them could be brought in
to action. owing to fatigue, want of Pre- visions,
sickness, DC.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-10-03
RIVER ITEMS.
ARRlvED, Thursday, October 2

ARRIVED, Thursday, October 2.
JENNIE WuIPPLE, Morrison, Keokuk.
BILL HENDERSON, RhAdes, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
JAMES MEANS, Pierce, Dubuque.
JIMMIE WHIPPLE, Morrison, Koekuk.
BOATS LEAVING TO DAY.
The magnificent NQrtheru Line packet Hawk
eye State, Captain Gray, will depart for st. Louis
and immediate points to-day. Passengers aud
shippers will please remember this popular and
deserving craft.
Taee legant Northern Line packet Canada,
Captain Parker and Clerk Cougar, departs for St
Paul to-day.
The mail and passenger packet Kate Casscl
Captain Davis, will depart for Keokuk and way
points at O'Clock this morning, making connec-
tons for St. Louis in 3S hours
The Bill Henderson, Captain Rhodes, will de-
part for Dubuque and intermediate landings at
O'Clock this morning.