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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

Look OUT Hoa Z OUR ST0Rs DOOM
NJ. Pssssil. pssvste vssshoss - thss best.
inioros % that there = scarcely night thst
be doss not Aad one or more store doess opsD
on bic best. nsrshspss will do veil 70 ad-
nonish their slsrks 70 ba eoss careful. - al
vssehasn ere not 20 trssssessAy - y Mr.
Purcell M
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

WsrrE GooDs. - Heav, English
Csnbries. one asd ons-qaas.. or q . yard vide.
Nsihsosts, Jseconsts. B..,lliaasA. sSiss Maslins.
V'etesia Lsvns. MI Muslins. Book AnsIiss.
Isr'ssees. .:nsn Lawns and Cambsiea. French
O""y .snd esay other styles Of White Goods
eso - fouud q wsdsvorth's. st the lowest
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

iGNArlUS LAM4kR,
nnYStClAH j, sUkGeON = ACOOUOnEUR-
Ovrrcs-SOuth east e0snae u beady aod So
end streets. O0ss AOass asa0 = =. -, see
scsPN- iuoce7 u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
Dn Noussa, May a6th. 1851.

Dn NOIssa, Nag 9tth. 1851.
AsI expected, and have inlimssed in my
previous letters. shs Lcsa Bill wss amended
by the Senate. increasing II 10 $500 600. This
vas done q she sslisitasisss Of he Governor
His fgurse. however. we're for millioo. which
snosas vin b. .Plsced The bill if Rseaasise
viii and hocus pocus can bring it about. The
House, BY near strict party vote, eopcurrsd
in the senate Amendment. and ! learn tAjs
evening thas the frlends Of the Governor are
90. basily eseassd y aoa'diae - shseise
affs,rs 20 a. 70 add ,vo hundred thousand more
to the bill-thus BY easy stages TO bring the
Loan up TO the Oovsrsos's 6sese. The Gov
erpor knew hov large loan he dssirsd, end
vhy did - = inlefn The Lssisaasurs- apos
that point when collected = do -. asd -
vi. until the hill had pssssd the HOUSE be-
lore be designated the amount he desired 1t
vss simply bssasse be did not wish 70 place
hiusslf upon the record - being favorable to
large loan, but soush.to 70 dodge shs respond
billy end rlsss II aposthe Legislature. Such
sharp practice Win not do. NJ. Governor.
The bill Tor establishing : s.stA arsenal
passed today. Il sppropriatsS 81. .0OO for that
purpose. TIE building ts 80 be erected ppon
on. On. pdb.is .qSsfs. II ,hi. city. :
The resolution otsnaWysfdgessd to the
Governor. - to the order in which companies
havs tssa aessptsd tatas sslaa6seS sssstes.
- Spssssd asSsrS6as ossssribe q tke &x1pp.
81. "a .t,.nucne Saorte a.. heinc
psds % 6x the oQt9 - alsrG1 bssmises are
nsds. conditioned that nothing more shall Be
aid thost N-bss sks \ tsttasa sboat y ~
tDley, III vin bot so9s dovs.' The vh6ls
Espssatio. \ tes fsaeaassP. y r. - sssly
1dsts1. 0e1 tko Asvs voIuatsseed their
l6oovisssaES4 dSleaDs q thsir eeanssy, cd
-xxsG sssesxase SsS0 st<sx0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

LArs TRAIs.--The morning passen-
ger sssio das iron Chicago yesterday morn
ing vas about seven hours laass The cause Of
the dslsy was: A heavy vlsd blew some
empty freight ears standing on side track nsss
the Chicago jusetion, apea The main track.
which sAs psssssgsr trsis rar into. damaging
the Ioeoaotise sesaidsssbI5. bss sassisg No
iurtoer i.jury. Another locomotive wss
brought down from Chicago when the train
proceeded % isa nay. Il xsxsssass&E
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

Mans CLAIARD.-Ja James G. Simpson,
Of Bird Fsvgn. Satuls. low. clains the name
OF Asy Bird for bic black fiiiy. near fsre-toot
White. fooled May IA. $780, BY Blackbird-
pedigree Of dan unkno wn.-Spirit Of tie
Hmss
The 6lly. alluded TO above. vas for some
time last fsli 10 the stables of the Park Associ.
alton, Of this city. She is 40 animal Of splea.
did pro@iss. aad silI. ssdesbtsdly. srs long.
show great speed end bottom.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

New Yor~ Stock Market.
Nxv YoRK, Nay ~.
Shocks dull but prices generally 6rm and STEADY.
No ney and Exchange without . new feature.
Ilo.ss, 41L Va, 46T.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
LIE CLAIRE COnREsPONDENCE.

LsCLAnE, Iow.. Nay u. 1861.
Eds. Democrat Last week completed th
funeral ser vices of the internal IiInois trash
called currency ard il is TO be hop 3 it may
never receive > trump Of resnr-seta0n. sure.
Farmers in the surrounding country have
una nimously resolved to receive nothing but
gold and siivss o. sound EAetssn fusas 10 e
change for their produce. This 10 etep 70
the right direction. and resolves the euppor'
Of ell honorable businsss men i0 our city. For
the week ending Saturday night LAST. about
three t.oussDd buehels Of grain we're pur
chased By our shipping neeeAsn's for the Chi
cepo and Eastern. markets. Wheat y pr ces
raugisg iron sixs3 i've 70 ssventy.tws esnss
Payments principally in sight drafts. checks.
DC.
On Saturday some military companies ap-
pesred upon the street on parade. They make
. no, 81 appearance. Bseides being >. sstsfsiiy
..itormed. they srs vell srmed sish ticks
eisb., ks. Daring he day the AnsFiese hAe
vas laced a. ha.fmsss in consideration Of th-
brave and Chi alesic Colonel Ellsworth. " the
Nev York Fire Zsosvsss
The Home Guards. and portion Of whst j.
cs. nd the .sOld Sssslsre.' COS iste sqosbble
a TO the right and title 70 certain drum. held
bv the latter. A vote was taken By the
Goards - 10 ths proprissy Of attempting ssss-
p,om;ss or eoeye;os, which resulted in the for
usr. That's right, gentlemen; g slow and
learn 70 peddls.
I The eosireysssy respecting the Poss O@ss
here. 10 nov settled beyond dispste. ie favor
Of A. H. Harrington. Eeq He bee received
his eommissisa aad tAksa pseaseskoo - ~ con-
srn- filing the poeition inst has been . ably
.sd satisfactorily filed By friend Ne.Dan. tor
The past siehs ysara Johs sssirss oisA tLe
bsss wishes Of The entire community.
JEsszT.
ssssuA nsslnsss Csspssps.asses.
ssse % Ksyxuk. Nay -. 1851.
Nnsea Eps. 1--WE ere q tAs Fendsssous
safe ssd sossd aitsr pleasant srip of aboa.
twelve hoars Both companies were in ths
| Of spisits and aiagied togssher iesoeh usss
ner as = show that sniaastsies did not sxist
and eoussisss sAst hey uere ssandisg -
brothers in asna, = sssssistss = tbs ss,ys mil
sssvis. fos tue purpsss d sindisstssg The right
aud assist in restoring peses h thar souptry
vhics ~ b<es % trt sebsrousay distarbsd b
| inh.essea men vho o0e ~ thsy poesss -
The sovsrnusak apder vhieh hoy hsss lived
asd which they would 80 desaroy.
| Our srap .ves 4 ehssfisg osA - ssssy
fova - osrs erssssd sssA sssd grssu'atieos.
ana % our bost pesssd, ths heahle eetsasep.
| f.ie kAsxs vsye1 $500 = - PsAA - asty.s y
!. Borliaess. =. vrs ssv.sd viss sspi
| NJ good dissss = sbe Bsg!isesee Ass:s, fos
.l,efsf<ftk - YES eisss Sik : -
vill. asvsss asssa< m = = - 80
n pers na.s.s.sSS - = ~ Nm,
- 64Is1l - : - y ! n
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
]. =. RElD. r.. D.,

I1HYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OPeICE-
M 81. eorner Main ana Third stsssts, Dsv-
br. Rup ess y ssasslso1 = III 49, = ~
bours 81 ths day - nisht, snlsss pssfsssionally
.s-.-I saut1A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

From what have seen since ny srrtvt
here An led % believe thae our stay viii Be
plsassss. The fass 10 6sst rsts. asd ss h"ps
10 fad other things Of The ssus stripe. when
opportunity afiOrds. expect 70 hear from ne
again. A. 4. CHAPnAH. D. =. 4.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

!. q. rAsgss, u.p. 90. -. ns0Asa, =. ..
DOCrORS PARKE1 = AeCARN,
physicians AND SOa0GOAs. OFFICE,
1 No. franklin block, second Asos, bsady Or
eetveen second ana Third, Daveaport, Iowa.
Or. PAsgEs's residepee, corner Sth an4 AeGlea1e
.t,..as. D.. o.. ~. 4GAs1s ssssids1ees sase
aids q Rrsdy, second door froa corner d "a.
uyl7-dtf
=. .. cAxSseee - = 49,
CA aPDELL Z BlLLSs
frTORNEYs AND COUNSELORSATL Law.
~ O6es No. |. .Desenp1Ft elsek. Il lnoy1A-t
Au1erx cOnsax. onO.s. 9. nov. ss.p0sS
.. coz 0aN, DOW = os0WNs
y rroREEYeAsD 0OUsB1tOnS kflAW,
"A and uoeesiD RaAl1.l
- a z Hnovp. Unitea Stases Cs1aoaeaee. =
u ss1.sses--As1hsG16s 4OsEeoUS hs6Aoee ~
aes, DsyspPort. .Iss4.ss sanE .IE.I.z eee-e y
~ sess'ss ss5SSo1 - : uAl1
i ! rxoguDuA AuO O0Uu1 eoa9A AIU1Ws
~ Iesadss Rphata 09eq3 4Ml4aDefl
s..r 3 6ssi1 - Sssast tlseas ep-s(gl = !.
1ss na0c1nEsIt. a1stss go y tdDao
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

ne S6st.vs ~ Chss.tfv
UrAKE PLEASURE IN NOTIFYING THE
public that, having, for the time beng, 70
y loved the Aesdeny. formerly known - the
Aead,ny ef lnnae ulate CoscsptteD,
they are now located on the BuG, On the corner Of
fleveuth and LeClairs streets, Dsvenpot, vhsrs
they are psepa ed to receive boarders and se!ess
DAY scholars, to whom they viii tech al branehes
usually comprised in = superior education. For
particulars, address,
SssrkR NARY MARGARET MANN,
my73- lm1 Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

the Brisgs during the week vss 3s7s.
J.H. THORINGTON,
4A4 zAss's 1kAss AsAss.
River lse9s.
scspAs, Ny g
HusnopeLlTAx, Bufosd, 81. Lenie. 9s
KAsB CAsssL, Hillhoass, Aoatsoses ss
s AusaAH, Ny ~
sucras AsA,a ,Rsos.., ss.Is.is.
RAvxEYz srAs, 0sPy, 81. Pasi.
DG1AssRD.
METROPOLITAN, Bpford, St. Paul.
sucxn svAss. RhSDyS - -
HAwKsrs SsArs, Grsy, S. Losia.
KATE CAaepl, Hiiih0uss, Aontsuss.
TIE hight drsaeht packet Ponsroy will dspast
for ~ nsdisbn q six o'clock this eveaiag. s.
The propeller Ellwood. from Fox Lake. arrived
1t st. Pspl : Ssw days ago, hsvisg gees tAseagA
from the waters Of the Lake Michigan by the
csaal and wisoonsin river. This is the frst AMI
wi st ~ port Il any efAft paJisy a thess -
tsrs.s 4, t-s 4 a.. a&ns4 as~ ssrs
TIE river continues rising gradually q this
psi5It, srd above - far y 81. fssi. At 81 Lssir
It. 10 fsaling The Aissssri river il risilk Assasd
.. gdsd nayigsb,s stass. Tue Illinois rvsr il
% The decline, bat N ane beating condition. Tbs
Ohio rivsr is rising.
Business It the laDdipg has been anything bat
aetive for the past few days.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

SUN OF MONEY AND DUE BILL. The
n. finder xin be rewarded sy leaving 1t this OF
ecI, Imy96-3t
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
1.-The CTR w. Z

GArnsslSs Iss-Ths lliinois rags are
bssg esshssssis = f1et = possible - ~
hssis ssd pssktd - r. fsdsaetjon o. sals 10
H. sAsas vhieA eAvs = bissh. '0leas ths.l sss
- fast - pssssb,s. H.
LAsoB Rsea.-G. w. Robinsos, Of
Bloc 0rass. lsfs . saabsr Of Drsosh pallets
segs ppes our table ysssssdsy. which we're
nine issAss II slssselssssss Prsssy good
lay. A+t
THBRE will be meeting OF the stock
holdsss Of the Davospost 0yonssiuu held u
the Gy~assieo shis evening". st eight e'sloek.
A full attendance is sssasstly desired.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
lNUNBER lo0..''

III !. :. i sask pssli - = 49, - - -
=. - IN. :. :. sss5s - = 1sjktH
a az: Z 81 :: s;ss:ss ~ Hs,t ~. as'd sTaa
Q. ss..r a.4(1 suAf6ss saseAo1ns
[s,..:., !. . r,.s..s Yuss1 1a"ei os's
s.Ngfa 2 sgS WAsnnGuuaya1syQ Il -
1shsylH Ce'fsx a1tge arsvs4 AGe9DD -
diaas, fus The psspoee q erotag ~ 0eeye19e4s
- asssos ths sssvisai0 ~ = 6nsa0 = 49,
ne Ca C.sss.s isss =. ~ h su,ansss ,sAas -
O Fss.sos . Asjr 65Ssssis = Is 80. -
aGo1oieo 20. fta - sssn " *Nttbu .essy ~
(Spsstal - he Csonapsiall
wAsafsssss. Ny =,
efhe bsilgs - Tie 0saaDo - A1s0neeste :.
s. f.. ..s ss1 Z =: = ass s, ta'A'e = As's
JAs ssvsash begiases sssesvsd Asas ts'h9
Shs rsssas ~ svsssssy ,pu1yuesg ~ sssiss.
ksPoss rseeivsd tAis ass1iAg seels tAsg -
yssssiss. ast sas sssssslasisas . AIesaa1sn -
lsudiy boAsting to-day, ehst sheg utn seeo ~ -
l'svsa y ~ sAvsass = sssa sssSs isso u1sA-
nenA. s-.f.sa
peiso y sAssA any Sssessd sss>in.as = Ne -
Ii 3 Understood SAas asy nsvsasuN 4 0ssesa1
Lee tss thsowiag rsbsl fsec0 Toward lse4. kjeA.
uond in the dirsctioa ~ Naaasnas 0ap ~ Hospe9o
bsrry, viii - fellewe1 ~ = eensst q tseooal
Suffers forss On Norfolk. Rishnosd y The Gin
If Butler, ard iti srsp~sed - issssds sseupyino
il By the 10sh ot J0iy. b ssag.& gssn4@r.i
General Psstseson will throw lasRs nasese q
II scps tree CAsnbsDboW AsUs iAs ~ssy leo4
line In the direc ion Of hsspss's Fessy = esd~ -
eck any movemr ut fr6o thss pss1t.
Tssss are s.soo gsAassl ssesps = ~ 1elay
House near Baltimore. They oss hs11 shat gaeee
sgaiust CREST odds. @s8a @i##4 sSsF fefs
Large scouting parties sss ssst cot ~ The Pe1.
srsl oecsrs every sight - iar - Ne pssss -
rOsks. @ #8e4 45sgsegsF44f4 fAsT
The New York sth and 18th ssginssts srs tvs
miles bsyosA AlssanaEia, % shs 1lns - ~ nh.
Oai
car loaded with p:ovisous ssd hsvtseis =.
csssisn soldieEs on b ,asa in slissa's dssss. hae
been brought 70 AisSa1dra.
nan Who - ssissa by the Zssavsss shsss uilas
from that elty, csuying .ecessioa As. was oade
by them 70 csssy Il % pole TO the nassbssi 6osse
and there trsapasd - Il. TAs 80 ~ sAsa Plss-
ID 10 custody.
AsosAss niitAsy nsseosas wss = 1sos, bas
the Govsrnment keep it sesietly secrst.
harper's Ferry adv,css stste that the rebels
there are greatly alasaea = ~ a0vvsssnaae
aovsmsnss and eSpsct momsntssy sttsck.
a
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
Dw. w. =. HILLS,

I@ORMERLY or LE CLAIRE, Would AN
i sOusos 70 tbs eititisses = Dassspost ene
vicinity. that - has comnsoeed The prsssiss vt
his psue4sion in this e'ty and wiIl cassfsIly aed
punesuasly asssad 70 III eaiis, y 1ighs - cay.
He ny = fsand q I'll snes ss The ~ Cleiss
tieuss ehen not sbssnt on pro(ess onal bssines.
ffy5 sI1Add
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

Captain Miller, # the bark Sssh, ~ss arrested
tc-dsv ehasUsa With 1sting ooe shos veeesl fs
the slave trade. 45..ss.
A ooIonsl u ons of ser 1osavs rsglasss has
not been hsard fre0s fos ten dag, s1A eLAsOo
aised for the regiment is sl-o misring.
The 9th sad 6sA regi0snss lesve se-ossvow
norning. - se.s
msrehsnt vss srsstsd today By S1psriutsn-
tsndsas Esnasdy fos ssipg sedidoss language.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

aQr4 1haae s~a& Rye Hesrl
r>ve NEAL, CORN NEAL, (BoLTED AMI
-. 81 NiAdliasg, Braa, Sherts, QAts -.
- ~ - tA6Do1AtSy pF6d1ess, at 50
RUOGLES,.
- Ne. II. est Saocud s1reat
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
nsusAn.C-vIlls. Msy 81.

NslsAr,C- Wills. Nsy 81.
The funeral OF Col. ksis Sosah tvO6 plsss ~
DAY here. sod -. attended BY % iTDenee
-ooeo0rss u people. Disitssy and 6rsmss.
from vsrious pesss oi the susie. l0psassave
serviesa we're held ~ the grave.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
O0cess Of the Thsee Yeess' Regi0eoes..
distractions iron the War Depsrae


O0cess Of lAe Th.ee Yeas, Rsgioests-.
4 distractions froa tho War Depart.
y wAsalsoroH, May -.
The Secretary Of War has sent to the Govern
orr Of the different States circular, Of VII oh the
following - copy: se
Was DERAsrHgHr.
Washington. Nay -, lS6iJ
DxAR Sm m:-By reference to the General Or
ders No. -, 1.-THE War department, = printed
copy Of which here~i forward yOu,) giving
the plan Of organisation Of the volunteer forces
called into the Of the United states BY the
President, yuu viii percsivs that I'll regimsnt.l
D6icers Of those volunteers, trsAn Colonel dOsn y
Ssc,ni Lieuteuants inclusive, arc appointed by
tie Gov srnors Of the Stasos.
Having thus con6dcd - you the appointment
Of all these o1icers tor hs Rei eiments furnished by
your state, you will, uust, sxsuse the Dspsrt-
llent for impressing upon yp~, ~ advance. the De-
cesslty Of aD sbsoute sAheafoaee in your spl olnt
ments, to the following suggestsoss, whish are
deemed If the high est importance BY the General-
in Chief, uDasr whose advice they are submitted
TO you:
fir,t. To commission no sns ot doubtful morale
or patriot sm, aud not OF sound health.
Second. Ts appoint no one 70 the Lieutenancy,
second or frst who has passed the age OF twenty
two years or TO . Captaincy over thirty years !;
aud TO appoiAt no 1eid of6cees Aaj.r, Lieutenant
oionel, or Colonel unless GrSduAte Of the Unit
ed s ates Military Academy, Or known 70 possess
military knowledge and expsri~nce, Who has
passed she respective ages, thirty-6ve, forty aad
iorty-fvc years.
The Department feels assured that il will not
be deemed offensive your exceilency TO add thi-
and S.nsr srsffh 3 hs 6 .
pointed, the greater the efficiency OF the troops.
and the resulting glory their rsspsctive Stasss.
/ Am, sir, respectfully,
(Sigesd) Simon CANNON,
Secretary Of War.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

VIZ wERE . good deal amused yes
tsrday uoeaisg st the greasy mannsr in wh'ch
our neiyhbor clipped Of out the currency trap.
Our remarks. it would appear. bit the animal
right on the came old sore hsnes the howl
set up. and the cart little threat With which it
winds up That. of course. msds W feel very
bad indeed. We hope our contemporary siIl
learn visdom BY the lssson ws have sgsin
set before il, and save u the trouble Of again
applying strictures.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

BANEfNa ON A SPscIE BAs1s. the
Rock Islasd Asgss Of yesterday morning.
Asssss. Mitchell 4 Gable. Bar kers Of that
eity. announce that on and after Nay a7s they
plass their business % . ''svssis basi = re-
seiving st par only Cold and Silver. This is q
move In the right direction, and having the
real "spsitsr" they can take 90 important
step.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

WHICH AND ToTHER.-The little joker
again alleges that the "bedy. soul. and
breschss' of this concern belongs 10 Ma klot
deem each Of thsss three items BY the time
thoss notes Of yoars which " adssrsissd .
year Or 20 ago. are taken up. Don't you in
dulge 70 sooe sstent in that fascinating hallu-
eination, nsighhorf M1t&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

TIC Wboto ouDbeT o. root paseoaGo ues1
the Brisgs during the week vss 3s5S.
J.H. THORlNGTON,
Ma zAnt DidDo Mn1ss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28

pBxfI0f9,
-. RESPECffgLLY ANNOUNCE TO
the eitissns of DevenpOst sad eur-
WUoY yssnnding country, thas they have
psrmaaently Ioeatsi il this city.
Al patients favoEing Drs. N. c. With their ecn-
Adeses nay rely upsn sAsiT usnoss exeetteoo -
perform every operation - perfect manner -
possible Particular atssDtiOn paid to the rega-
ia,ion Of Chiidrsns Teeth. Terms of arti6siA
wor- made known upon application. Charges
nodsrAss. 06es on Brady street, between Third
and Fourth.
R. BRAND. Meyer, Galena.
BEs. GAnFsElAs - "a a
WRiGHrY SMALL.
80 Ds- J. A. Scsoose, Dentist.
p. A. IvunoxB. - 80 ~eS IF .ss5
- G. W. hEsPsrhAD, y. D.,
B. CR0Ms, n. D.,
.sg DR W.P. hELIs, Davenport
tuy5e-tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-28
AccrDsnr.-Ye yesterday afternoon Mr..

MILnAnr. Lisat. RasteFson and
ssrst Psrdv. of ths Prtosstos (sso3s ca City
Gaarda were II town yesterday looking for
asns ia ~ - ~ their sSnpsuy. ne Guards
ere composed Of 81 asa. o6ssssd - 6salsws:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-23
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW York, Nov. %.
The Mozart Hall Democracy last evening
nominated the Hon. Fernando Wood foT
Mayor.
The Peoples Democratic Union and Rent
Payers organization met yesterday after
noon at the Cooper Institute, and nominst-
ed John Kerr, the Brewer and Excise Com
missioner, for Mayor.
In the Board of Councilmen last eve
ming the resolutions presented by the Al
dermen at their last meeting, rendering the
thanks Of the people Of New York to Capt.
Wilkes for his meritorious conduct in caus-
ing the arrest of Mason and Slidsll, and
offering the hospitalities Of the city to him,
which were referred te the Committee on
National Affairs, were unanimously con-
CURED in. An ordinance eppropriating
$500, 900 for the relief of the families Of
the Volunteer Soldiers of this city was
adopted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-23
TELEGRAPHIC.
new YORK POLITlCS.
N o minees for Mayor
Relief for Volunteers.
REPORT IN THE FREMONT CASE.
Foreign Feeling Towards the
Union.
Dispatches from Port Royal.
THE ORIGINAL ORDINANCE OF
4 --7- SECESSION.
This Afternoons Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, w NOV. Il.
Tribune's correspondence:
The papers in the case of Gen. Fremont
have for some days been in the hands Of
Major Lee, Judge Advocate of the Army
who to-day made his report to Gen. Mo.
0lellan. Accompanying 5he report were
charges substantially the same as those
preferred by Col Blair.
Gen. Anderson recently expressed to
Gov. Andrews his strong desire that reg.
iment of Massachusetts soldiers might be
sent to Kentucky. He was sure no see-
tionsl feeling would hinder the men of
Massachusetts from receiving a hearty
welcome in Henry Clay's State.
Times correspondence;
Advioes received by the Government
from Great Britain represent that though
much sOurnsss Of feeling is evident towards
the United States, yet there was manifest
feeling adverse to q war, and that the SEN
timent in favor Of maintaining a strict
neutrality was daily Strengthening.
Advices from France indicate that the
feeling on the part of that government
towards the United States is more cordial
than ever. e,
The Government has no evidence Of any
rebel privsteer steamer being on the seas
except the Sumter, and she is endeavoring
to elude capture.
Commodore Dupont has sent 10 the Navy
Department the original South Caroline
Ordinance Of Secession, beautifully en-
grsved upon parchment, with the auto
graphs Of the South Carolina Seeeders,
headed by Gen. Jameson. a.
The photographs of all the members
we're also found at Beaufort with the Ordi-
nance, and large number of otker import
ant documents.