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Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

STATE CAPITOL BDs-rhe Board of State
Capitol Commissioners assembled at the As
sembly Chamber at noon on Wednesday, for
the purpose Of opening the proposals which
might be submitted for finishing the work on
the new State House, specified to be done in
the Fcnnell Contract" viz: completing the
foundation and building up the basement
story walls to the springing lines of the
window arch The Bee says:
All the members Of the Board were pres
ent except Judge Monson, who has gone to
the Eastern States Eight bids were laid
before the Board. Governor Downey stated
that any proposal which had been made
might be withdrawn, and remarked that the
law prevented the Board from making a con-
tract for the proposed work for larger sum
than one hundred thousand dollars. He
called their attention to the fact that ample
provision had been made for payments as the
work progressed, and moreover that the
Board had full power to annul contract
whenever they were satisfied that the con-
struction OF the building was not progressing
III proper manner. The proposals being
opened, were found to be as follows Blake
d. Connor, of Stockton, would do the work
according to the specifications for 800, $50 !;
George ID. Naglc, of San Francisco, less three
courses of granite, ashar and stone columns,
for 100000; E. T.. Raun, of Sacramento, for
$4,000, or 100000 of the work in like ra-
ito; l.. L. Richardson, of Sacramento, $9i,-
400; Joseph Nougues, of Sacramento, SIS, 1929;
a. A. Bennett, of Y olo, 100000; Francis
Nolan, of Sacramento, $91 400. Chenery,
Binney & Nevitt proposed to construct the
work up to within three feet of the specified
hight, or omit proportionate amount of the
erection, for 100000, or do the whole for
$4,000. AS the Commissioners are anxious
that the work should at once proceed, they
will probably arrive at decision OF an early
day.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

RICHARD TEDDY and "a fellow laborer, who
were at work in tunnel at Murphy's, Gala
veras county, were killed on Friday last
The tunnel was some seventy feet under
ground. and near the shaft at the commence
ment of the tunnel, large quanty Of wafer
escaped from a neighboring shaft, deluging
the tunnel with water, rocks, timber, etc.
and of course carrying and mutilatiug in is
course the unfortunate men,
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

A CHARLESTON merchant was drafted for
the war some time since, and procured a
substitute who was killed in an engagement.
Themerchant has again been drafted, and
pleaded that he could not go as he had been
regularly killed. and was SO recorded. 1t is
said that the military refused to recognize
his %stle to exemption, and insisted on regard.
ing him as living man.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

FATAL ACCIDENT AT GRASS NALLEY.-Th,
Grass Valley correspondent OF the Neyada
Transcript writes:
a fatal accident occurred last evening
(Tuesday) at the French Lead, "North Stal
Company Mine' situated few miles below
Grass Valley, on the Auburn road. JOSEPH
ltodda, in company with Charles Dunn and
three others, were coming up out of the dig
gings on the incline, and when part Of the
way up, they heard aud saw the car coming
down. All got out Of the way, excepting
Rodda, who was some eight or ten feet be-
hind the others he saw the ear too late
and it struck him on the side and broke sew
eral of his ribs and injured him on the head.
The rope breaking was the cause of the car
coming down SO, and it continued on its
course to the bottom Of the shaft, and broke
all to pieces on the rocks below. His part
ner5 brought Rodda to the surface and no
doctor being handy, they thought they would
bring HIM to town on a litter. When about
half mile from the mine, on their way to
town, he died. His age was about 40 years,
and he has one son, young man, mining at
Iowa Hill, who was telcgraphed to come
over.
The deceased has mined here and at Iowa
Hill for several years, and had saved up
about 3l5 900, and intended going home next
month, TO his family, in Cornwall, England.
He owned two or three shares in the North
Star Mining Company, and was sober, hard
working man.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

A SINGULAR FIRE.-A wagon, standing
near Ellison's blacksmith shop, was discover
ed on fire yesterday, at one o'clock, and gain
ed sufficient headway TO cause general
alarm in the lower part Of the city. The
wagon had been standing in that locality
(Ninth street, near Az for week or two.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

The NEvADAs SUB.-On "Wednesday the
1owprcssure boat Enterprise, Captain Curry,
was to commence running between Sacra--
mento and San Francisco in place Of The Ne
vala.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

A GENTLEMAN on a steamboat asked the
steward, when he came aroud to collect the
passage money tone sililiing) if there was no
danger of being blown up. The steward
promptly replied, "No, sir not in the least ;
We cant afford to blow people up at a slIill-
ing head
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

DIR. MrNsoN.- Nothing has yet been heard
of DR.. Muuson, who suddenly disappeared on
Monday from the Mint, where he was "beam
man." or Assistant Assayer.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26
RESTAURANT-H0TEL DU NORD
Corner cl Second and High Streets,
MARYSVILIE.

THNIIE patrons Of the Restaurant Hotel Du Nord will
4 please take notice that it will be closed until the
I'd of August next for the purpose of repairs, and
general refting throughout.
On the % Of August, 1851, said Restaurant will be
re-opened in style unexcelled by any on the Pacific
coast. Every luxury of the season will be furnished
to guests.
The Wines and Cigars will lie selected with the
greatest possible and of the very finest quality
The attendance will be prompt and uneXcepdonable.
j. SAJOUS,
jy26 Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

fornia 1t is contamination devoutly to be
wished
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

lr is told o! Toombs, that being recently
inPortuned by an acquaintance for position
as clerk in the State Department, he replied,
jocularly, "What need for clerk? Why, |
can carry the whole State Department in my
hat
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26
FESTIVAL.

The Ladies ofthe Mount Olivet Baptist Church vii,
give supper for tie benefit of the above named
Church at Liederkrauz Hall, street between First
and Second streets, Thursday evening, August list,
1851 on which occasion there will be speeches from
several gentlemen of Marysvillc.
Committee of Arrangemens-Eyelyn Randolph,
Francis p. Willard, Dorahty McGowan, Josephine
Johnston, Julia Bland, Arena Brown. Tickets to be
had of the Committee and the following persons Ma
ry Ann Price and Laura Jackson, Marysville; Esclla
Vincent and Dr. W. II. Stephenson, Sacra mentoi
Capt. A. Furgcrson, OrOve.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26
FOR SHERIFF.

Editor DEMOCRAT Please announce the name of
p J. WELSH, as Candidate for the office of Sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Union Democratic Coun-
ty Convention, and cblige
MANY VOTERS
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26
FOR SHERIFF,

EDIroR DEMOCRAT VIII you please announce my
name as candidate for the Office of Sheriff, SUI jcct
to the decision of the Union Democratic Convention.
ISAAC NJ. ANDERSON.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

- johnson was arrested for assault and
battery on his wife--Mrs. Johnson His
case will be disposed Of this morning
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26
Union Dem ocratic Nominations.
For Governor.
OF Napa.

For Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Is. &. WHITMAN. N...,............ .SOanO
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
GEORGE S. EVANS. ....T .Tuoluune
For Attorney General,
GEORGE W. BOWIE. ... Sacramento
For State Treasurer,
J. T. LANDRUM.... Shasta.
For State Comptroller,
JAMES e. huffman -. San Francisco
For Surveyor General,
J. J. GARDINER. San Francisco.
For State Printer,
JOHN i. RIDGE. San Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

Police MArTERs.-Pinkey, for fighting,
was fined $40 by the Recorder yesterday,
which amount she at once paid into the City
Treasury
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26
Sger advertisements.
TO BEER CONSUMERS.

We are happy to inform our friends and patrons in
Nfarysve and vicinity that are now prepared to
furnish every body with superior article of LAGER
BEER and in any quantities required.
2. sPRECKELS & CO.,
jy26-1m Marysville
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26
BIRTH.

In this city, July 24th, to the wife Of P. sprcckes,
laughter
S. f. Bulletin please copy.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

LARGE MAIL.-The Overland Mail which
arrived atSacramento on Wednesday, brought
twenty-four bags Of mail matter, consisting
principally Of papers
Daily national Democrat., 1861-07-26

FATAL ACCIDENT AT GRASS NALLEy.-1he
Grass Valley correspondent OF the Nevada
Transcrint writes.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
ARkIvaL l. UkPAR1UKE OF MAILS.
Post ONJce at Davenport, I0sca.

EAsrERs MAiL-yia I i RR-Coses at :
o'clock Closes at ~ o'clock arriyes
at % o'clock N arrive. at 50 o'clock NJ
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MAIL-via NJ ! NJ X k-Glo.es At . !.
o'clock NJ arrives at o'clock VI, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN NAIL Via Lyons 4 Cainauche -
Closes at O'Clock Pm rri,esat6 o'c,oek 7 ".
NORTHERN MArL-Nia Dewitt d Maeuoketa-
Closes sunday. ucsiay and Thursday at O'Clock
M arrives Tuesday, Thursday end Saturday at
o'clock + VI.
ROUTE No. lo977-Via Blue Grass, etc Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday O'Clock + II !,
arrives Tuesday, Thcr-day ami SATURDAY at .
o'clock PM
ROUTE No. l0yis Via Tpton-Clo-es Tuesday
and tfIay at IL O'clock NJ arrives Tuesday aad
Friday at 2 o'clock ~
SOUTHERN MSIL-VIa Burlington h keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday ard traay al O'clock T.
NJ arrives Monday, ednesiay and Friday at
oslock NJ
RoyrE No. i0yI7--Via funalo-Closes r'ridly
At o'clock A NJ ; arrives Saturday al. o'clock
PM.
koUrK No. iG950-Eia AMMAN o-a 4 Walnut
Forks-C Closes Thursday al II " arrives Thurs
day ut l2 o'clock A.
llouR.-Uftce open at ; o'clock A VI closes al
9 ocl"ck = ii Office open on Sunday from to
10 oclocr A ~.
t9 a. the principal mails carried by Rail
hoAd, all the time stated in the above notice
Will be kAIL ROAD INK, the clock IN the super
ntendan,', office, NJ 4 Depot, being The stand
ard. CHAS. II. ELDkIpGE, J.. u.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCnE ES.
From Kentucky.

COLUMBUS, Nov. -.
A.sireaiful accident has occurred here. Dahl
grsn gun tx, loJcd yesterday, killing two lieuten-
ants and six pri.ates. Gen. Polk narrowly escaP-
ed A portion Of lis clothes were torn off.
Savannah paper says Col. Walkers armament
consisted Of sixteen guns, none Of Whleh bore up
on the shipping. the balance being in positiea on
the land side. Six Of these guns, among them a
34-rounder rifcd cannon, and one 10-inch coum-
bad were disabled during the forenoon Thus
disabled and their ammunition expended, the gar
ri.on evacuated Fort Walker between three and
four o'clock retiring in tho direction of Dlunton,
leaving the guns in position unspiked, having no
spikes for that purpose
In tho course Of tn morning and previous night
considerable reinforccments OF infantry and srtil-
iery from Georgia and South Carolina had arrived
at Hilton Head and we're stationed in the vicinity
of the batteries but we are unable at present to
ascertain the number OF troops engaged IN the bat
tie.
Cart. Jacob Reeds artillery company of the lst
Georgia reg nent, arrived al the scene o' actisn on
Wednesday night, and yesterday bore gallant
part in the tight. -Four or five OF bis men were
killed early in the action.
The cor, lost two OF their guns aud several
horses.
Col. Randolph Spauiding's Georgia volunteer
regiment, commanded by Capt Berry, was siso IN
the engagement They were marched TO the
breach, and received CALLING Ere Of round ehot
aud she'll from the feet, which they were unable
10 RETURN co :.
Col. W. II Stiles volunteer regiment ofGeorgia
reached the scene OF action ut IL O'Clock, having
marched seven miles at dcvble quick time, but
th,v we're also unable to fire on the feet, which
was got out of reach of their guns. This regiment
had several killed and wounded by shells.
The Colonel and hi. regiment was al one time
exposed to terrific sheliiny from .be heet. ana
is only surprising more OF them were not killed
and wounded.
Our informant says seven guns. frsm ono OF the
f,;ostea. fred many shots ct the hospital contain.
ING cur wounded. scutsling the building several
times, notwithstanding th. yellow nag was LYING.
Tne surgeons were compelled, BY this barba!ons
act. TO have our wounded removed further into
the interioi.
Tho Minnesota and Wabash are reported to have
heen on fre three times, from the hot shot thrown
Col, Sos ulding's regiment Lost all its baggage,
HI, nksts. Ac, but saved oil their arms.
We understand the los0 % Cur side 10 eeoas :
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
Orel.n News.

~, HALIFAX, Nov. IA
ihe Niagara from Liverpool "a via Ouao,s,w
% hfnvei here this A Her date. re ,xo a..
later o"AJs
ne fsris correspondent ut the H. sqps,{x.,.
besyc ffoiesSe1 Ia have reliable information in "a :
2afd % The An.riean expedition. lie saws n ba.
Interior objects. and II the SoLthern Confsda,.cv
can h"td IL own until January next Franc, ami
mmhe'"hh Z VIII reeesuize and break the bloc. aaa
me statement - pronounced in England utterlo
untrue. 10y
The IArs publishes a letter from Hon Tb.o
Fay American Mlnisterto Switzerland, MAINLY do
s"trd 70 refu'ation of Lord Rus-etis lat. S,.ecch
~ Neweastfe IN which he asserted thut upc siie ~
america Wa striving tn empire aud the ether in
aeicndenee or poa.G VI +. protests in the st,onc
81 terms AGAINST lar Kprs.ll's re,..ninr. ana
'"p"i"s q N" sympathy accorded 10 the r.beIs
os '"e rheiish aud continental Journals
me Inns oditoiiay eriuci.cs Fay : letter and
sags although IT tarrits American polk xity "a thu
'"''hes' Pint, II u not H. be compared ID ,be All
-ufh niteranoes ot tassIus Cisy anil o,bers ~
Llne'in diplomats.
bermuda dates "i tho Isl state thai ,he III -.
NH.hViie was then coming into the hsrhor tor
o"'l, hnNihg been refused a supply Al the a,hc,
. f. me VIII probably obtain q
fnaliity from IrlSateer stock
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
From New York.

Nkw oRk. Nov. IL.
leci.i states that Secretary Cha.e ;,,..a
hiPoniibg Ii collector for Fort iteautorf NJ tho
'"'efnln.ht viii make II port OF entry
senator simmons Will send shlp tol,eaut,rt w;,h
~ assorted cargo 70 exchange for cotton
:. 'aHks anu stone are IN cons uliatiou With
"e'icllan o.day
Secretary Cameron ing declared soti; hn
~ 90 used ~ slave catcher-, and army ,aiee,,
va h"t be permitted 10 engage il. the business or
u.".'itais, 10 catch er return fugitives
ieifrr from zen Nielc states that ,av.r., =,
~ i.u'i cahi.on talea at For, Royal are lately
imported from frglard
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
EtOm Cairo.
From IT. Monroe.

IsO.ToN, Nov. I5.
letter in the transcript, from Fort Monroe,
llth, says News has just reached here that
3,ot0 rebel soldiers had mu;iDe! at Norfolk also
most Of the cti2ens, vino had ic,crr inci to fight
Only Tor the Union. La confirmation of this, the
captain OF the tug United States says that the
stars and stripes were flying iron Pig Point, orpo-
site Newport News, where the rebels have TOR
ioug time had formidable batteries.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
J hr " ar IN .yIissO,,,l.

ST. Lo,Is Noe r.
:, i"n MS arrival N this clty lat night. Aene,u
hfhi ihs'ty VA met ~ The cats by several ,tfc.rs
hhi was conveyed - The Arsenal upa.r i,s,,,,.
- .''hs. lie held y" e"mmnni alton wish any ono.
liz cashier. Nr. Hahn Wa. also arrested
Zen. ;atufses is Low IN conman. Of Ncki,n,
iisi-ion. ''y
''e'7- iinht"r, tore and Sturgis' iivision Of IN.
'hy itii Tor Sprih III, ii un SATURDAY last for the
N"fti 80 'itn Stsei and \ bnth lei; for ,he
=" - fii.ty evening with in.tructions 20 en-
camp "" nllc4 be. ~ Nils"u', Creek
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
from " Hsiiin.tuu.

"AsHis6roH, Nov. a.
Commissions have been i4.n.l T.. ~ fn,.:
named gentlemen under The recent n,,o,1tm ments
'"i- ''9o, tntium and Schuyler Hamilton late
'''"'"'' =" ten. Scott staff Ia be Brgadier
"ehefaia ~ Noluntecr- and to report 10 Mai Gen
1i'iI"'h .ap'- !or.e Reno. regular artny;Chns
~. ''"y'' '"'. Morgan. }. Statc and Coonsls
h'ili' ani ~. h"ofge Cook a, - a. Brig Gens ~
volunteers, orepar, to Mag. Gen ilalleck
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
Ivy lsEK&G.V'

DEING DESTROYS OF ENGAGING IN
ID bu usiness, will Gnd Opportunity by
calling on the undersig ign. d. as other matters
quire ray undivided attention. | will dispose Of
the stock of
Groceries, PrOvisiODs Il Fixtures
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
Ysmasrat aud slews.
OFFICIAL. PAPER OF THE CITY.

&. II. -CmyEN %, Dearborn street Ghicag, il
authorized t"rcceive advertizements Tor this pa.
per.
k"rsD- LAadpos, 80 Randolph street. Chi
cage. reautherizei t. receive advert Iements Tor
this paper.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
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THE MARKETS.
DAILY REPORT.

OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT AND NEwSi
Thursday Eve, November IA Ie6l.
The market j. rather quiet to-day and Wheat
rot 20 fra slight advance in the price ot Tn
IONS ha. brought a siderable quanty into mar
Aet. We quot.:
fiopK- $3.50 wholesale; $40 retail. ship
mehts . br.
"hEAr-in demand at $50 Sc: Receipts 5,Ots
bu. Shipment i,237 bu.
BARLEY. Quiet a; Zo0i re Tor No. l. hocci,;s
so hu. Shipments Zoo bu
Eohs Quiet at l21zG I4c. Receipts Il bu
OAf, We luotc at l2c.
OAioNs-Shai aie hi Cher. We quote at loallc.--
POTATOES Neshannocks tl212tGlsc rinkeyes
Z3@2 29t. Receipts 23a bu. Shirmon,s 6oj bu.
nay Prairie 81 per ton Timothy So
New lo.k MnrAet.
NEW IokK, November a.
FLOOR Market without important change
= "'do.62 super State ,:57uUl5. s. Extra State;
% o3'd 90 super Western: S5.7nNf5 =. Common
II medium extra Western 80 909ln 0o Shitojne
iirand- Extra X II o.
NHEAr-l0, &c better.
toRH Market trmer. 8i%64L.c Western and
state.
WHISKY. .-Quiet and firm at BE.
New Yora Stock Market.
NGw loRk. Npy u.
Stocks opened higher, but closed bower
No ds - Tenn, l3i2 Ms., st coupons,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
state meat Corrected.

SAlAHSaH Nov L.
Til. Repabi.ca" Of this morning - informed BY
4 gchileniaD irom the interior tha. the bridges
over Chicamongc Neck burned by d.-ch atg
ed hands, md not by Uniunist. Il. ,tatei
negro who escaped from Hilton Head, say he
heard Federal officers say that tho ,ss in the bat
tie Of Port Royal was forty killed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
THE CITY.


~ room 4" ''' '''No' "N' - N'A wa !
hlock. Perry street The en'renr. i. a, III
main doorway oiiee at the heal oi III
fight, fret door the left.
''i az w"
!,
o' = '''' ~ 80 '"' '''''''
''' - '''' 7''i''' -
MAJ Aey,xntup>ru m. most.
a. .t, .I; -.
/" ~ l--n~. Ia" f.'-i his''' "i'l Keep 'hen
Hrsy -TLe Ieycn was The centre -
Limit. .,t u.,
,n.r.i.,,.t..a n,i,.5..i amen,
III =
-" -
"a Nf<l,', Er<rt, E,tra
t...f,t ..t.i,, .
t,l, ,,..r. a,ias !, Ii.,.t
tu
f'ce - Yr'Ip.f-. i've e"oi
V, -,
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= ~
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"'''eh' ''l"'r II w''i ''' seem i"a' another "K
- - '''s ''''
"'' ~ go "'st'' - "'ii "'S' S'i'is"' low"
"'' an '''t ''' '"s''.' "'i 'i'''''' '"'' '','''
Esuryixr Fr.ui. Two woman rep
,...r,i,,, .,,,r.,.,,, MINES ioanrovised little
ham. o,s - IN yea. rt,y attacking each /
.=h., vii, ..,ura.lei weapons. 1hc .a.. came
'@'o ~ ~ ~ 49, = = ''''"'7
!
I,ron,.r,t,, .n,tir.ihat At'
30 ,.,,. p,io,.... la...l ".
,,,..;,o ,so, Mr. u,,.,ro,, win find ,l,,tv
.,o.n. ~ ho,... ~ l,,-., ,h,..s, ,;la I
~ hl,,l 80 W..hall l.. gi,d Ia A.. IT,
tAIHER liEM,--Ah ased, weather
t,u
,ll .;... ". lcv .l H..
~.,,,.l.,,,. ,yon,1 H.. s,,,,,.,.
u,l.,. w,a not so,ne .old weather before
~,
y + Al. 'hiorinei tlat thc Ii'Nth,h
Regimen, il about to leave camp ani proceed
south to enter npon the 'iuiies OF 'he cam-
,s'gn. y. car say when, Tor "e ''ave been
i
certain ,b,,u =, finer regiment ever left low.
or .uv ttf,.r STATE tn. boys ar. anxious to
-, a,w,a.oon III. enemy They are liter.
Ally s,oi,,,.,, f,r f,h,
CHANGE Or lIhE-ch ahi after
Monday next. passenger traih- vii leave. go |
iug Last, a. 500 \. Nj. aud $40 l. ii arrive
tom the East at $40 A. II. and $40 T. |
estern trains viii leave ~ J" \. ~ md ar
rivea' $50 7. n. iH"s nrra"se".nt h''nV'
the Eastern mali IN nearly t0o hours later
ttan at present, and the Western considerably |
.ar,i.r The rnt;je " IN govern ..f accord. |
'"6N .
FEsTlvALs.-Tne festival season is |
coming around again. The OLD settlers ,he
p,ns.lva,;,ns tLa NV Ervl.naers and New |
yo,vars ,,,.,h., with III. Rurns Cl,.h and
o,hs,s piu .oon have their ANNA! y,,he,iays
Va nr...n,a The w,r times viii hsv. no I'll @, |
r,.o, ,h..a .oc,..,,.,t lea.t We hon. no, I
nj, ,psr,.,lvso,.ns sr. already ,,,.;,, !, ,hs
,a,,,sr -. u. m44, ., i e.,..x. the land Of
,ar n.,,vi,v nc veli that of our .io,,,oa
AT iioAF.-Sarscsn McNiel, OF com
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
PEOPLES STORE,

Eighteen. Brady street, at COST and transporta-
tion. The stock is A No. I. land could not be
replaced to-day ut its original COST The loca-
ton is one OF the mos. desirable in the city,
with well established trade.
nv6 6-dlw S.k. BARkLhY, Ag't
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-15
From II. Nom oe.

~ toHT MONROE, Ny. II
The Norfolk Day B,.h yesterday contain the
following dispatch
=, RicEM,Sn, Ny,. H.
i".io Is h"ihlng of interest from any a the
camps or IRON the southern coast
he ruDore attack on Port Reyal w.,s a ,rr-itic
cannohiding. and the b. t,eries were abandoned
ne enemy Is IN iul possession Of Inc harlor
onr southern papers bring US no account, Of :,
naval attack on Port Royal, but in the coniu >,on
oi the statements it i impossible IL ei,ea ,,,y
cohhec.ed or ciIcumstantiai account al the engage.
ment. ine savannah Rtyott,e,4 iurn.-l,., III. tol
lowing:
ne i..'.itHg Grng bet t,eliwsssp EMt .WfltfrsisJf
Before 10 O'Clock several oi the largest
of the fleet had passed the b,ttcrle-. ard when
the st. Mary lett, from whose passengers W. itafn
our account of the iif-t part Of the action nin5i
terrible cannanadine was going on
The fight continued tii the departure ol the
at IL o'co /. ani when III. savannah lett
at two o'clock the hrng Wa unabatei excel; ~
the Bay Point batteries, which had been slicEced
between II and II O'Clock.
u.n. nclvy cannonadns Was kep. W
by the fleet, Consisting oi -oni. thirty steamers
AND gun-hoats
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NUMBER 28.

p ,iaaes Litiln snake keep yonr eyes Omen
= s"n ptlhk IN 'he lisi Of those unfrcrdly TO our
nois cause. by o'd-r of the Big Rattle
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NJ kMBEhS OF THE SAkSFIELD GUARDS
WI having Mus kets IN their possession are re-
lae-ted to leave them II once at kin.eias bouse.
Gyig
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LIE CLAIRE HOUSE.
CORNER SECOND AND MAIN SITS.
DavenR0oTt, lOWa.
Gll.LETH a IA n sr.......... psspv3e tors.
.AFFICE For STAGES LEAVING FOR LE-
~ Che, prnsn e,on, Lyons. Dewitt. haquoi,eta
And Anamosa. nnea2-iti
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NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.

IyORNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA STs.,
" Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS 4 sons, Propriescrs,
Free Omnibus Ia and from the cara. Ofice tor
Stages leaving for LeClaire, Princeton Lyons, De-
Witt, Maquokeia, and Anan.oss.
Fare One Dollar psr day. aug5l.l
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NJ A u R lie ID :.

NJ A X Il Ed.
on the l4th inst. at the residence of Mr.. Dona-
hue, by the REv Mr.. ANDERSON, Mr.. NICHOLAS
kUHNEN aud MlSl MARY ALEXANDER
The happy couple will pe"se accept our con-
gratulations upon the happy event also our
thanks for kind remembrance.