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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

cerksbip in the War department. His son is in
the rebel army. and frequently visits and CORE
spends with bic father. The work Of purifying
the Treasury Department is slow to begin.
Members of Congress who have claim on some
share Of its patronage complain that the places.
which their loyal friends should occupy. are etill
filled by traitors. Tho uniform answer of Mr..
Harrington to all applications from them is that
be 10 afraid of deranging the accounts by making
too frequent changes, Hence he makes none.
Secretary Chase it is difficult to reach.
CHANGES IN THE NEW REGIMENTS.
The list of officers for the eleven regiments,
added to the regular army, has been revised and
the following additions and substitutons made:
Third Regimen. Of Csvayist.Lsuta la,al. Mark p LeAy
enwoith Of NowYoIk
OHIO instead OF Richard l.. Morris Of New. iork.
Eleventh kesmeat Of InfsntsyCspsins iiS3l, WIN. w.
IhirtsenS hesa.clt Of inf.ny-Ist Lieu,, ls., Ralph
A1ercIoiabis Of Psnn.yi'a5i', u,0, ,.,,
Meint sh Of psO,yiyas in pss WI. r. w.on Of Vol.
aneer. l.;Lspi laS John Hobart w'lhe'' 0iuHtse'i
Hs s %a I, s e. hn, Of a I
iiss hSsedSss ; c1slfaS q yGlaa.ss tssI Bgxn.a
r s5s .;.:sa % sissH s
(li1l Henry C. Gspea Volunteers mot Wa. F. Gsrln)
2tsI 1sme Cur u Illinois, l,47I Samuel &. Green. 10th
Resiurat Of Iufar,Ty Cspts n.
Hal AlsK. Hays Volunteers lctn Regiment OF Infsntry
il57 David VOID voiuutess liss rstrioh bre.n Vol
rnies lsth Regiment al IrfsniTy Captain llbll Ve~s
smith Of Kansas. iS Lieutenant ltaOl Gee w. siah, Of
karsas eIpsngcd
The following General Order has boon issued:
w.g Dap.Rr1xSr ApJUr. EI GBsERALs OyycE,
lC ,nrrsi Orders, No. 3Al WuBNGros June 2i ls6I.
Fya The r. the field aud staff o. ali regiments
into the service Of the United sse: for longer e
than three months nust conform strictly 10 the requirements OF
General Order No u.s. ttis Office dated Nay 1851 and
payments will only De msdr Ia ,rdsnce With It.
SecosA Ths several medical directors Of the army Will when
they doubt professional competency Of Wy 81
I'D medical their charge, beard Of
than medical officers which shall ersnine ad officers
Questioned professional capacity add dede whether they
the performance u tbsu duties the decision
board adverse they will 70 be 10 the military
vice d the United States.
Third MAJ Albert J. Smith raymss.es T. a Anpys having
deserted his post Key Wet Fla. h viii be ftickaa
IRON, the rols Of tho army BY order
Ulbci.L L. THoMAs AdjatsDs-Gens
A. bAiaD. Assistant djutant General.
THE OATH TAKEN DY THE PORT PicKENs SQUAD
The Navy Department received letters this
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
ARRIVAL u nEPAKiunE OF MAILS.

EASTERN MAIL-Via G J. RI R-Closes q: S
o'clock a NJ Closes at ~ o'clock P NJ arrives
at 10 o'clock IL arrives at oA o'clock p NJ
Sundays excepted
WEsrEas MAIL-Via NJ $ NJ R-Closes at 914
o'clock A NJ arrives at o'clock p NJ, Sundays
excepted.
NoRTHERs NAIL Via Lyons d Camanche-
Closes at .1clcck i arriyosat5 o'clock J. NJ
NORTHERN MArI-Via Dewitt d Maquoketa--
Closes Sunday. tuesday and Thursday at 9 O'Clock
NJ arrives Tuesiag, Thursday und Saturday a,
6 O'Clock j A.
ROUTE No. io977-Via Blue Grass, ete-Close.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock 7
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and saturday at
O'Clock m.
koUrE 10. l0g4s Via Tipton-Closes TuesIay J
and Friday at II o'clock N arrives Tuesday and
Friday at | 2 o'clock ii.
/ SOUTHERN MtIL-VIa Burlington keokul.-
Closes sunday, Tuesday and Friday ats O'clock !
N; arrives Monlay, ednesIay and Friday
o'clock VI.
| KorTE No. l0St1-Via uftaioCloses Friday
at o'clock NJ arrives Saturday at d o'clock
PH
ROUTE No. lG950-Via Annau osa 4 Walnut
Forks Closes Thursday at l2 NJ arrives Thurs
day at II o'clock II.
| lioURs-0fcc open at O'clock A II close a
o'clock + NJ. Office olcn On Sunday from t
| L. oclqc. A N
s-a3- As the p-incipa! mails carried by Raj
Roid all the time as s,atel in the above notice
Will be RAN. ROAD TINE. the clock in the Super
intendant's office. NJ h NJ depot, being toe stand
ard GHAS. Ii. II. iRlUGE, Z. VI.
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LATEST NEWS
By the Mails.
From w ashingtOn.
Special to the Tribune.

l'FoSiei W tue AIlDuuc
WAsHIxGrON, Noy. %,
Hon Isaac Arnold OF Chicavo. has A. tho
Presidents request, presented him with an elabo-
rate memorial, touching the needs and demands Of
the great Northwest, whose provincial history, es-
timatcd by the census Of ls6o, whose enormous
trade and great Lakes are of merely nominal ex.
pense to the National Treasury, with a few ligt ,
houses md revenue cutter, armed With single
gun. Mr. Arnold gives statistics showing the i'm
mense trade and resources Of the Northwest which
has two hu-dred and fifty thousand men ready on
call.
MIR Arnold gives an elaborate ar sument in length
showing the following to be the immediate and
pressing necessities Of the Northwest, in addition
TO the improvem ent Of present harbors
First, a National Arnlory and Naval Depot at
Chicago
Second, the fortifcation of the Straits Of Mack
inac
Third, the enlargement Of the Illinois nd Mich
igan Canal, thereby opening steam navigation be
tween the Lakes ana the Mississippi
Probably The President will advert to this topi c
in his message. and urge Congress to adept some
or all Of these suggestions
Richmond papers of the 22d contain dispatches
from New Orleans and Memphis, indicating the
greatest terror of al attack on Columbus. Hollns
had came up with his vi ole fleet. aud sent for the
steam ram Manassas. II 900 rebels and seventy
guns had gone to Columbus. AT recent meeting
at Memphis, it was resolved that with Columbus
pms WDuiu uues5 MIssisslpDl, ARKANSAS
and Louisiana helped tennessee.
The Legislature instructed tho Governor to
press all suitable guns into service.
lancey and Clay have been elected To the rebel
Senate from Alabama.
Thomas Bragg of North Carolina is made t.
torney General In place Of Benz amin, made Secre-
tary Of war.
Fifty Shafps' rifles, wrapped in flannel. were
found IN a new made grave in the Catholic Gene
terry, Leonardstown and pointed ont by contra
band who made the coffin. Another largo number
of muskets were found buriei in sand beach
near BY, also pointed out BY a contraband
Col. Ilavelock, British, and Coun. DcVilerion,
French officer, have been appointed oil Is to Gener-
al Mcclellan. The former with the rank Of Colon
el and the latter as Captain.
According to trustworthy private letters from
Europe, the Red Republicans Of Austria, Polar Il
Italy and France have made the most ample pre-
parations to Ilse, in case the interte OF Eng
land France il the nfairc Of this contincnt
gives them an opportunity.
Richn, nd families are packing up in fear Of an
attack in the rear. he rebel government is al-.
believed to be removing its archives. The best
rebel paper money is at discount Of 30 per cent
Gov. ghasla and his hungarian colony, driven
from Texas, where they were raising wine, have
come North. Ughasa is here.
Secession has reduced the Post Office estimate
for the ensuing year three millions below ias
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
From New York.

NEW okk, Nov. 26.
II is understood that Capt d ID Porler's visit e.
this city Last week was connected with the outfit
OF a small mortar carrying aeet. Some IL s.h ooner.
at this port owned by the government and already
htted tor ordinary armanents are.now additionally
strengthening so as to carry some Of them and
some Of thcm two gigantic mortars, wei hing near
ly 10000 lbs. Each Of these vessels are nearly
ready Tor service.
The Government has jast purchased the Van
derbit aid Staten Island ferry boats, Wcstfeid
and Cli.ton,whch are the finest boats ia the ferry
line running from this city and capable Of carrying
from two 10 four thousand men, with a considera-
bic battery, while drawing but five six feet Of
water.
hey West letter states that the privateer
Beauregard made no resistance. She WAS com
manded by Captain Gilbert Hay, and captured ono
hundred miles from Abcas she threw overheard
most of her ammunition she had met no vessel
and not even fired gun since leaving Charleston
The vessel captured by tn, Connecticut was the
schooner Adelaide Of Nassau; she was bound 10
Savannah and had several cases Of swords alb ,ard
and her Purser was Lieutenant Hardy Of tn, Con.
fedcrate army.
The steamer Isabel is repre- onted to be nearly
ready for her armamen. 1t Charleston. She will
be commanded by Captain Rollins.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
Missouri News.

ST. JOSEPH, Nov. Is.
Wm. Smith, an Assistant OF J. A. Slade, Road
gent on the Overland Mail Route, was murdered
and robbed Of his mules and clothing by the
Snake Indians, last week.
ROLLA, Nov. 2S.
The reconnoiterine party under Capt. Rosa,
from Gen. Asboth's division, which left yesterday
morning. proceeded FIVE miles west Of the Gascon-
ade. They returned last night and report . troop
Of 80 Texan Rangers, At Lebanon, destroying prop
erty generally, and robbing the emigrants coming
this way. They took some Of Col. Boyd's pickets
pr soners.
NcCulloch and his army was expected in Lebs.
non on sunday. and the rebels say he will be pre-
pared to give us battle.
Another party left camp last night, in the direc-
tion Of Lebanon. The place is crowded With emi-
grants, and they are arriving daily in large num-
bers some with wagons, and . great number BY
boat Some are entirely destitute Such ass
furnished with rstions from commissary stores
here, which ars very large:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From ashingtOu.

WASHINGTON, Nov 70.
Assistant Secretary Of the Navy Fox received .
dispatch from baltimore, stating that tho Norfolk
Day Book publishes advices from Richmond, to
the effect that sn engagement was going on at
Pensacola Parties who read the paper, say that
il states that the frigatcs Niagara and oorado
engaged Fort McRAe, and that the fort briskly
returned the fire. and further that tho vessels re-
ceived damage and compelled to haul otf.
The Day EooL adds that t,rt Pickins WAS firing
on thesP snsacoa navy yard
Another dispatch says that the fight commenced
an Saturday and was In progress sunday nj ght.
TT pickens, by firing hot shot, had set the Pensa-
cola Navy yard fire three times, but the
rebels Mad managed up TO the latter day to extin-
gush the flames; they had hot however, been able
to cxtin.uish the burning town Of Warrington
whici the hot shot had utterly DESTROYED 1t was
thought At Old Point that our vict.ry was decls-
i've
Special to the Post.
Tie Clerk Of the House of Repres natives has
just placed npon the official roll of tho House tn
name OF Colonel .Segur as the member from tho
lst Congressional -tyict Of Virginia. This dis
irc was represented in the 3Gth Congress bv NJ
X. II Garnett, now II rabid seccssi onist.
IL Governor W ycklf, Member of Congress from
kentucky, has arrived here,
General Mcclellan reviewed the regular troop.
in the army to-day.
1t is true that Secretary Chase favors an in
crease of duties On sugars, iron, wooens and some
other articles lie VIII act forth the reasons for
these recommendations in his forthcoming re.
porf.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
Foreign News.

New YoRk, No.. 20.
The steamer Canada has arrived.
FRANCE
The fact Of the defect reaching tsO, 900 900
sterling - attributed - the excess in expcndi-
tures tor the army and navy and public works.
Over the estimate, the nun Der Of men voted were
$4,000, but half million are actually under
arms.
NJ. Fould stipulated as sins qua non of his ac-
ceptance Of the Ministry of Fra nce for the prvi-
lego OF transactng his business with the Emperor
personally.
Some OF the alterations Of the new Ministry.
are ut the expense Of Count Walewiski, and it is
doubtful If he would continue to retain his Office
as Minister Of State. 1t was thought that he
might be appointed Minister to London
SARDINIA.
TURIN, Nov. +.-Gen: Clrboneili has gone to
Caprera, to present an address to Garabaldi from
the Heapolitans, praying him not to leave Italy.
1t is stated the garrison is to be by
two extra regiments, forming altogether three
divisions
The National asserts that Rulxzi had obtai ned
tho Intervention OF tho Emperor in order to decide
that Francis Second should quit Rome shortly.
ENGLAND.
The Times city article Eays decided impulse
was given to the stock market yesterday, BY tho
news from France
I4osDoS, ljth-The Calcutta E"yltshman news
paper censurcs the Manchester manufacturers for
doing nothing to extend the growing Of cotton in
lndia. u proves that one pound Of cotton c.sts
the grower ID, exclusive Of any profit whatever
vine her to the cultivator OF shipper, while new
lands taken under cultivation, would incur great
additional expenses, therefore there il slight
prospect OF their being induced to enter largely
into the cultivation Of cotton
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
River 1tems.

River Items.
TuEspAY November 26.
ARRIVED.
JENNIE WHIPPLE White, Montrose.
AD HINE, Gal, st. Louis
PoNERoY, Davis. Fort Madison.
BILL HENDERSON khoies. st. Louis.
DRPARTEp.
JENNIE WHIPPLs, White, Montrose.
PoMERoY, Davis. Ft. Madison.
ADHINE, Gait, Dubuque.
me h'i henderson will depart for Dubuque
this morning.
FAST ON rHE RArlDs.-The Henry Clay, while
attempting to cross the Lower Rapids on her down
trip got fast on the rocks, and stove several holes
in her hull, admitting water and ipiuring her
cargo considerably. tits feared she cannot h.
removed without much trouble.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
STATE OF Iowa, ApJ'r GEN'L'

'EIAIE OF IUWA, ADJ T OEN 5 VFFICE, 7
DAVENPORT. Nov. l4th. 1861.
General Order No. 49,
The War Department Ct the General Gov
ernme mt mas authorized the State of Iowa to
raise another Regiment Of Infantry. 1t will
be known as the 10th Regiment Iowa Volun
teer Infantry.
The number Of the Irish and German Revi
ments will be given when they are formed
and so with any other regiment that may
hereafter be formed. They will be nun Der ed
IN the order in which they are filled up.
N. B. BAKER,
dtt Adiutant General of Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
NUMBER SS.
From New York.

INV I OH, NOV. 70
The bark Henry Trowbridge, from Barbados.
reports that the British war steamers Barns0utb
and CadmuB there. The commander Of the former
reported Oct 27th, three degrees south Of the lau
tude Of the Bermudas. he boarded the privatess
Sumter. The commander informed the British
officer who went aboard, that he had sent in .
challenge to the gun boat Crusader to come out
spd fight him. Tho latter declared that he did
not hear Of his making any capture.
The schooner Henry W. johnson. from Nashus.
has arrived. She has been cruizing about the
West Indies, for privatecrs, but saw none. He
had heard Of the Saliie being in . certain port,
but could not find her.
The schooner Marie Pike, reports on the 7th. %
Double Headed Shot Keys, N unknown bark Vas
captured by small Nashua built privatteer the
bark Edward Everett, from MantAnxas for Bost, n
in ballast, was in company. but not molested.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.
OyYIcR OF fHR DEAocRAr AND NIws,l
Tnasda- T. Anuon,hnx aG laRl

OyYIcR OF fHR DEMocRAr AND NIws,l
Tuesday Eve., November 26, 1861.
There ID no change in quotations. Wheat and
Barley are active Corn is n,her dull, and kota-
toes have ceased an article of shipment for the
season.
FLoUR-S4 Wholesale; $40 retail. Ship.
ments 200 bu. 800 brls gone to store.
WuEAr-In demand at 55@57c. Receipts 3,64O
bu. Shipments 800 bu.
BARLEY.-Quiet at l5925c. Receipts 300 bu.
Constitute doing. We quote at 13@l4c.-
Receipts 2on bu.
OArs-We quote at l2c.
OsIoSs-Fsw in market. Dull at 69sc.
PoTAToEs-Nothing doing. We quote Neshaa-
nocks 1219lsc per bu. Pinkeyes 25927c.
EAY Prairie $3.50 ~ per ton Timothy IS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
From New York.

new YORK, Nov %.
The steamer Geo. Peabody from Fort Pi,kens
the 10th, arrived at this port on Monday.
Previous to her departure from Key West the
Connecticut arrived from New York with acargo
consisting principally Of provisions for our army
and navy at Fort Pickens.
The Huntsville gun boat then lying there called
the same night for the mouth Of the Mississippi
to CO operate with our naval forces there. Tho
gun boat Dawn would also shortly start on a
cruise.
Tho Niagara and gun-bo I Hatteras were lying
at Fo.t Pickens.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
FrOm Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.
Passengers by the Old Point boat, says that the
Norfolk Day Book as dispatched from Richmond,
to the effect that an engagement was going on of
Pensacola. Parties who have read the paper, say
the Niagara md Colorado engaged Fort McRae,
which briskly replied, and that the vessels we're
damaged and had to haul OF that Fort Pickens
was firing on the navy yari. Different versions Of
the affair at Pensacola, say on Friday Pickens
opened 6re on the navy yard and Fl. Baraucas,
ard that the Niagara and Colorado participated,
and had to haul of, very much damaged.
The news ell comes from secession sources, and
must be received with due allowance.
The secession reports ,ay tina. the affair at Fort
Picksns, took place on the 10Th inst.
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PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
Private Use & Medical Purposes.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING SECURED
:. the agency from Of the Oldest Importing
Houses in the Uaiied States, is now prepared to
offer to the ctisens Of Davenport. Gin original
packages only strictly pure and reliable article
Of Old pale Cognac Brandy, Hennessey, Otari.
Jules Robin& Co Pine Castillon 4 Co. and Cherry
Brandy, Holland Gin, Cherry Rum, Madeira, Brown
Sherry and Port Wines, Port Juire. Mumms Cabi-
net Champagne, London Porter English and JEFF
freys Ale, Brady Fruits Cherries, Peaches, Pears
and Atricots, Assorted Preserves, Guava Jelly.
Sardines, Walnut and Mushroom ketchup, Wor-
cetershire Sauce, Choice Cigars, Olive Oils and
French Mustard, etc., etc.
u He will also keep constantly ON hand,
FLOUR, GROCERIES, VEGETABLES,
FlSAl, SUGARS Il TEAS.
Fresh Lake Fish received every Friday morning.
Also fresh Oysters every morning by express.
Goods deliveled free Of charge.
E. A. OLIVER, kg't.
octa3-dEwlml No. 81, Brady Sc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

10y THE SUBSCRIBER, ON OR ABOUT
ID the oath inst, bright, blood bay Horse, IS
hands high, black name and tail, and about nine
wears old The owner can have him by calling
at j. $. Smiths Livery Stable, proving property
and paying charges. ID. n. ChAMfLiS.
Oct30-i8WAw1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

KEMovAL.--Thc editorial and count
Ing room OF the DEMOCRAT AND News will be
found hereafter in the second story OF Grigg's
block, Perry street The entrance 10 hi the
main doorway. Office at the had OF the
fight, first door on the left
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
New \ ork Marker.
NEw YokK, November %.

NEW 1okK, November Is.
FLoUR-Market without important change
so.1odo.6J super State t5.1ug So Extra state,
S3.5am5 so Super Western: S570M5.s5 Common
T. medium extra Western $5.9oGo oo Shipping
Brands Extra k. II u.
MBAEr-Firmer, with good export demand
CoRH-Dul and dropping. 6itd6i14c Western
and state.
PoRK Steady. sl5oO@ so Mess $9.s2L@
9.75 Prime.
WHISKY. Quiet and firm at 2lM2lllc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

IHASKsGIvING NoTIcE.-The congre.
cations Of Trinity and St. Luke's parishes will
unite In the celebration of divine service on
Thanksgiving Day. "a Trinity Church, at half
pact ten A. NJ. For this reason st. Luke's
Church will be closed on that ,lav.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

IF you want to get the best, cheapest
and most durable Sewing Machine, call a. r.
Krauses and order one o: Singers They are
the very best n use, and will DO oil kinds Of
work In satisfactory manner.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

THANKSGIVING IN CAMP.-We under
stand that il is the intention 10 observe
ihhnksgising at Davenport Barracks, with
appropriate religious services and the usual
festivities as IA, may be. The officers Of
the regiment have contributed funds to pro-
cure some Injuries fer the soldiers. But it
will take quite sun TO furnish a thee sand or
twelve hundred men with turkeys, chickens,
pastry and ether luxures NEE. to give thanks
over Would it not he we'll tt our good ladies
to increase the soldiers cause for Thanksgiving.
by sending in some of The same kind which
they msy'proVide for iheir.own family friends 2
Any contributors "a cent on Thursday morning
to the Chapiains quarters. will be suitably
ackno ged ard properly distributed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

CTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, S.
- In the District Court Of said county:
Simeon Newtonl
vs.. rgnal Notice.
Isabella Newton,
To Isabella Newton, Defendant You arc
hereby notified that there is now file in the Of
fee Of the Clerk Of the District Corrt Of Scott
county, state OF Iowa, petition of Simeon New
Con, praying for dissolution Of the bonds Of mat
rimony at present existing between you. tho said
Isab ella Newton and the said Simeon Newton, for
that you, the said Isabella Newton, willfuliy de-
serted the said Simeon Newton, and absented
yourself from him, without reasonable cause, for
more than two years.
Now, unless you appear thereto and defend, be-
fore noon of the second day OF the December
Term, A. d., 1851, of said District Court, default
will be entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon.
August 80, 1861. COOK / DRURY,
aga0-itdl Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

TuE best boots, custom aud home
made. are kept at Dow's. The Lest stock OF
ladies' and msses' SHOES at the same place.
Several cases just arrived.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

FOUND.-A necklace and loci. ct, " hich
the owner can obtain by applying at the Post
Office and proving property.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
From Fort Monroe.

FoRr MoSRog, Nov. 25.
The Irsbune's special says Fort Pickens opened
fire on Braggs forces on Saturday. Particulars
are meagre and through rebel sources.
Bragg teegrsphs that he is taking the bomb bard
ment coolly. The rebels claim to have brcsched
the walls Of Pickens. The Navy Yard Was On ire
three times. but put out.
The village of Warrington was burned BY
Brown, at the first fire.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

FARMERS dry goods, very durable and
the cheapest in town, Mt Whisers.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27
wheeling Convention

WHEsLIN0, Va, Nov. e.
In accordance with the almost unanimous vote
Of the people at the election the oath Of last
month, tho Convention 10 form new State Of
Western Virginis, met in this city to-day. The
attendance was unexpectedly full for the opening,
81 counties being represented JshR Cole Of Ms.
son was elected permanent President. NO bust
ness done beyond organizing AMI administering
the oath to members.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

Fifth STREET kLEvAToR.-We learn
that THE T.!iva,or has been leased by party
from the Etet, who coniemp.ates putting It in
really looks lonesome to see that institution
standing in idleness,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-27

THANKSGIVING SERMoN.-The Rev.
Mr. Dimnett viii preach thanksgiving dis
course ct tha ii. z Church tomorrow morning
at 4 O'Clock.
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A. T. Il ID. KELLY.

HACKERS OF BEEF AND PORK, AM
L Shippers Of Live Stock 81 Brady stsst.
len 10-1Ew