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, 1861-02-26

I'm the lat Of JHuuafY. l1. H1$1E 10 lie Et4IG G1
y Tae S name ee I of The :, Corporation -; + 9TNA
dne Gaslita1 sns e TIA Y sI1k*s M Aao'sAt
Assrra: Pa, Value. :!
Real Eetat. nrtnr9mbered ngnn I
AeaHs{ an1ae ane the company seculeo W
cssfS IL hind and In HauE....,.. ..,-.
Cash IN the ths hands Of Agants and IN
,,s1tgars t5aests;; Bonds Der cent. ssni.an:
noqtaage aqa5 9gteRsss Benas, psr cent, ;siaisa:
Rossastes onsl iateFsft;: city Bonds PEI cent w
ssofisR ssas saasf ef9 basds 1Rasdsss
annual Interest .-....... ......... 25,o00
Hs5s5SsI {y!ss S,fy 1enda spsF cent semi: sauo
Jessey a: Gity! t%fa6 Bonds pei cent, semi: w.
''M5s1t9 An1aei ttte5sst gfT Band; ID par cent go"
M ssnlsn9u Ea4p atfR 1tf5sss gand. per cent "
quarterly :.:-:.::....:::.;. 5000
Keatasef ethnai 1n:s5ss' sssts sfocE per CONT "
BouI.panunl Interest -. ............ 11000
Tennessee State Stock, per cent,
"s ae.ni.annnsi mn % interest s...... ~. ~ $500
o!. aapa stata ta' steek' nor cent: SEMI ''
annual intesest :.........,..-.. :. sS,ooo
0t aautisi intefest @ .a'...4..s.s...A. ~. w A,o0
annual Interest 80. -. ....... R,0o0
500 Shares Hartford and New Haven
20 sbalss Ent5asS Gona SoReeaY Rve9 stock
a'' sRsrss a9ead hes511 Gonpaa1 a1s toc 1em
% s:'ares sueo Com. eiRH REveF CO. st:cE sooo
50 Shares CitIzens' Bank s: :cE, Wa.
terbury, con1. ;;:.::,. 5000
So sIsares 1eaa Fl Raefs @ bsaF S1f stocz, FIoyi wv
-. sSspss Ssnse, ,sye;s = 8:ar s;ocs 1as. Leu
100 s1,aass Isa ssSs satsiy Fund Blnl Stock, o
49,, Boston: Mass ;;::-s.:t;...1;.,o 1900.
100 shasea s Merehsnts Bank Stock, ST. - -
200 sha5ss fanis Mechanics Me nank stoes, ~. aooo
40 Shares farmers and Mechanics
III seasSs fo1d: conn.. Mlna HANK s.oek Aats 17oo
100 ses5ss ssaes gfp5 aslSf 81 GEE coun1 500
100 sAsss9 s6Id GaafteE Fe19 OAK bank stoes 1000
100 shares M 15H; Gity Bans STOCK. Hartford.
s00 s9aaaa hafnord a.GGaaaEe Gana: nanH 1sop
400 SHARES FaEmeIs and Msehanics ~
Rank Stock. HnIAuTt{, Conu.- 44u9
600 Shares Hsftiotd Bank Stock, Hart
| 100 shares i Merchants sna Ian4fas- ~
800 s6aFes fa1sss Ph@ai9 9s 5g BsnE stocs. Hart .
80 ssares lSsa: IS state Banf STOCK. Hat: "
ford. Rive- Rsnt ~'oo
lsW onaIGs =, s5t,3ni- Hsrtfa1n Cnn1, ? ~,
IA, oig oing ~ nns5nsan M Hrrhsnsn RanIc ''S
4eo seAsess sGtaes. A W. Tn1E CItv n ANN
.no ehsrea hspea Rsnt AZ America EtocE
ooo 95iHss No. y ynrE 1Stv ~ sn00n
! sao sSsrss BrcadFny Bunk STOCK. NV
soo shs4ss f15k Ga5y Bay{chers ana Dfovsl; il "
~" stncE. EeW York City, ,..,,-,,,. @o00
| IN shnres Citg Bank stock, n 7, Cy. io'0o0
! in Ghsres Bank Of the Common.
, 1861-02-26
t.o,4o.,v JAMES BOLTON, Agent
q EWING MACHIN ES.
|. CORNELL & cos
Family and Manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
~aca5nTHF FARRss PATENT.

We sre happy TO say 70 the Thousands who ua!ng
aee 1e S6@ BEs II THE FanE hs q:
GESsE STAMP OF GROVER AAkEk ELIAS Ns
HOVE IN 3na ~ ss or 'ln she "4'
nnT Nschines afe now Just where We want them; IN
;ss I'd e e. eaSay e.a;
snd le{ a5e M bs2 I'd q e. is PSssdeE
T1,as maEes ti,cm suu tue cHEAPEs1 lza1r1xA7x AHD
stG41Ss 4 Nscnss II ~ e, rs our customers
ve e. otss 70 Ri:FUNI, tn MONEY in si1ty days for
ny a71f x.Sn ea eG
ucl mora tllar any other a. these@ necessarily some
buying S9s1 a1nr eaacs arc ,he..1t uses
Ut needie; las great SPACE under r. a!m: scEs
common Fpao = seanGed feo@ ans sna
seo eo Y sseF s s f5n1
snt1ey ade Of tas qe 40 asT
rdon for MI vareteS o. y ZOE ,E naS asx 3Xc1Sx
1T nraIs yAEtf Sich We 9ca1saed
IL perfect runs eaa ona ena otaei en ri sa
e nFes9Say sSsre naEaSss Z Z ssssa, ssp manage .-
e ean safes say Tint no piece Of lsboEsaytnE M NJ
cTery font rnnEs Of naehines and though
,dnIng tie past season. We noM 81 ~ orders Ne
SS6 & sc sfYfs r d
sfy tle world - produce better tnEt4uTeats e aoa
Ss e e &c eas
Sewing Machines, Whether thsy xtsa 70 purchase o.
1st ssnd for Descriptive circular and samples o.
tss P:ss Sse
Rnc5essors representing thxt cur machines wert
oae7 a, sastswey r. mnsnns S,sa5so q 9!.
IN IT, fsffi Patent lnd azc the sole psopssctors q
e s;xat 4 T s61msst2 51a!s; ta$Fts ( CO.,
Post ONCE BOZ 81. caieske, -.
xtu ,t,aet fUTeStai1r1 dezsd;7e IN
, 1861-02-26
FUTTLE: HIBBARD & CO.,
MEa291Ha ~
HARDWARE And TIN PLATE,
6E $50 Lake 8treat -.- 5E

Tie Offer to ts:c trsde, st tha LOWEST MAKKET
PRICES
a500 boxes TIN PLATE,
h410 hd1s SHEET IRON.
$50 RUSSIA IRON,
11 =. IMITATION RUSSIA,
Ebo0 BRIGHT and ANNEALD WIFI
BIS eaaB SHEET ZINC,
10 tots PIG TIN,
laso0 lbs. COPPER BOTToMB
% ssta TINEER8' TOOLS and MACNINkH
70 caskB BRIGHT OK and CG1. CK4INA
1904 doz. kXE9,
1e00 2 EH0VELS, SPADES and aC0OFK
% tons SAD IR0Ng.
FUTILE, HlBBARD & CO.,
oct2.T0.1y Corner of State sad Laka 5z,
, 1861-02-26
RaiIrua08.
pITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE il
l. CHICAGO RAILROAD.

DTT~rCRnRnH E1r wAvNrr r
Il CHICAGO RAILROAD.
PASSENGER Trains 1e.ye II. Denne ,1S7xar,1.
md Cana etfeetg ChicsEo daiIT n "a a"Aea
T. e1sspt Suta14y@ A1a II
oE Ks Except s2su1uay7s
FON R0STny xrw vapu Dx,1y ,nEvnr,ra
&"@ SSoAVas MEM 1VkA3 PHILADELPHIA
o.,-,,.n~
BAL IEMQRE, WASHINGTON -
1l6I1lSouTE q E1jft&h17Y7fr
A,.o-roR ALRAr9 $500 1-1ss
eAf'ELAHn, y e ,cqLgMBIA CNCN-
-..-.-. NATI. DAYTON,
And all fpteImedtate Stztton. b.r,x.., rA....
the cittea ahnve rsIaSa U1.Ms ssa Inie9so anu
a,nnn,,. r.. -.s D.' y tt"lie0~
ate aecSed tSrang7 m7at f. us1ns E. I'D oaEa9a By la
wes s ths .aS ae pTaspe p Ticket Gees IN tha
aae Ghiesen ssseess' aaa It the Union Depot NeEt
1A0s7 ~04saso' r. ror, ~--
vrp.rnr- y " HOsA West. Pass Asect
= - a1AleA' l1ckeI ~ agent
FTur --------
1 aE FEE NSILf MA {lEN
l. TEAL RAILROAD.
80 NII.ES DnfTK1R rRArr
Tho capacity of ahs Rnsd "a nov aa1si =. .~. n.
cou1kry - "'1' 1Ao~u - 1o~ eq1a4 70 any Il ssa
, 1861-02-26
pHENrX INSURANCE CO,
or HARTFORD, coRNzoT1JCT.
JanuarY .Iesa 1861

..-..-..- H. nAE-tLGE6s 6etIe&aty-
HUB6AQD HUNT, Agents.
So No Loomfs' Du1ldins,
Corner Clafk and Water strectH, Ch1caEo,
Applications tot Insurance, or The renewal or FoH-
taes and al business connected with the Office may be
made to uat duly appOnted Agenta for the City Of
Chicago with full power to receive proposals. nnd ssno
pol1cie8 on an favorable terms other responsible
Companies; and It's airn will be 20 ZIG CONF
dence of the p1blc BY IN honorable course q deain
atreet Cincnnat, Onto, TO whom al applications for
Agenaea IN the Westel1 CT Southwestern States mhy
ha addressed. Iap3E0.1y
, 1861-02-26

Ina N9u"
Conn,
orsAND Doll
Market
ne. Value.
$A,MH
%7.15
191TA21
is, 1896
600 A0D-
900 $500.
600 5000.
100 4,eam
eco m,0e0.
600 a.Ux1,
,Mo 5000.
900 t1,51o.
GOO 212,1@D
600 100000
200 1850.
eco &0l,,
900 2l7D-
900 W,1o.
90 24,B7.D
600 $4,000
100 ,E,51o.
ZOO @,M.
100 11,41.
GOO 1,&
49,, .o..
1000 $50.
.-
.'-
..
, ~, -.
H..
1000 1850.
LOCO A0n
900 15,Go.
1000 1900.
100 D,aan
1000 1000.
1000 Am
500 @,4o.
800 a,7D-
loo 10000.
1000 5000.
1000 8m
9@eG Aaa,met6
49,.
w.
ota1 pMN
QR) a(YN,
aUo nH)a.
.ntI( 11ttQ,
, 1861-02-26


AuDGTeE's OFFICE, STATE Or 1111Eo1R,l
Springfield. January g, 1861. ).
XoEk hss nled u this otlee Goa.
tae Agencies q W
an ast amendat95y tns1to approved JanqaEy q lS
Evidence that Possessed Ian15ed amo1qt q
r. ths otlea written instrnmsnt LINED By the FREQ
PHIlLI Of Chicago 1llnois l.s agent 1oF tbs trans
unFeservedly authorizing him acKnoHledge tervico
q process for and On behalf q said Company. ccn.
agent shall be taktn and held tobe Is valid served
upon the Company snd walving su claim Of error By
reason OF such serT1ta-.
The acts aforesaid JEssE ( pnBoIs, III anitor of
Public Accounts Of t.e State uf Illinois, do hereby
certify that the eatl B. ". PHl1LIPS Is aathorlzot
Insurance. u tnls ;stats antil tie rst day Of
January IN tho yesr eighteen hundred and et1tytwo.
60 I as he may be legally empowered 30 to do By said
{-~l T. Testimony whdreofI haye hereunto sub
BKAL tscttbed my nnme. and affixed tie zeal Of my
-' oa1Gs m e. at Springfield, tits seventh dag Of Feb
JESSE Z DUBOIS, Auditor r. A.
, 1861-02-26

Insurance Rooms Of
B. W. PHILLIPS s. CO.,
Noe 4 and Clark Street, Chicago, Ill.
, 1861-02-26

r. I r E, III a r ! n 4,
asAfr-
, 1861-02-26

On the1st Of January 1851 inside to the State Of Illinois
The name Of the Corporation Is .ETNA INSUR-
AECE CIMpAKY, located at Hartford. Conn.,
The Carital Is FIFTrKH HUNDRED THOUSAND Del
Market
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24

Prince Napoleon had sent to the
Emperor Napoleon an important
State paper on American affairs.
Cotton slightly advanced. The
market had an advancing tendency.
Breadstufis firm, and upward.
Wheat firm; all qualities had ad.
vanced slightly.
Russells latest letter is devoted
to the consideration of the position
Of Maryland.
Mr.. Lindsey, NJ. P, in public
lecture, again strongly urges the
eXpediency Of England and France
endcavoring to effect a peaceful
separation of Northern and South
ern States.
Earl Russell, in reply to the ne
mortal, discourages interference in
internal affairs Of Mexico, but says
Government will exercise the right
Of requiring security for personal
property, and fulillment of en-
gagements.
1t is said orders are about to DO
issued, to preparetheF French squad
ron for Mexico.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24
i RANK lLLER,
Acting Governor Of Utah.
Cincinnati ETarket,


CINCINNATI, Oct. q.
BEANS-Tho demand is for
prime at 81 30 per bushel. The
common grades are dull.
BUTTER-Tho demand is light,
except for choice grades, which are
active at l2G14c., with light re-
caipts.
CIIEESE-Thc demand is light
at 54c. in the large and &c, in the
small way.
FRUITS-Thc receipts of Green
Apples during the week were large.
The market has been dull most of
the week, and to sell the choicest
article has been quite difficult. We
quote the whole range 81 25@2.
There is no demand for dried
Apples or Peaches.
FLOUR-The demand has been
fully equal to the offerings, and at
81 1904 20 for superAne large sales
could have been made. The quo
t%ations for extra and choice White
Wheat have been firm at 81 800
1 60.
GRAIN-Sales of choice White
were made at 81, and choice Red at
90c. We quote the demand good
at 90@98c. for White.
The market for Corn rules steady
at Soc, at lower depots.
We quote Rye in good demand
at 3Sc.
Oats have been dull the greater
part Of the week, and the market
closes dull at 28@29c.
There is a fair demand forIstrict-
ly prime Barley at 45@50c. The
lower grades are dull.
POTATOES - The demand is
fair at SOC. per1bushel for primo
Neshanocks, in bulk.
PROVISIONS-The exports of
Bacon have been for the week 964
hhds., $50 tcs,, and IS bxs. We
quote the demand fair at Age. for
Shoulders, j8c. for Sides, and CSC.
for clear Sides. Bulk Meats are
firm at 4 to 5lc. for Shoulders and
Sides.
S~TOCK-Bnghton Yards, Oct.
19.-The receipts of Cattle this
week have been fair, but prices
have ruled easier.
Beef Cattle, ordinary, $125@1 SO;
fair, 81 j0@1 rs; extra, 81 1902;
prime, 81 25@2 As.
Sheep are selling from 81 25@2
per head.
Corn Hogs are selling at 50 100
8 25, gross.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24

Church, have endeavored to inter-
pref the Bible in harmony with
their dogmas. The allegoricalists
assert, that the words of the Bible
have, besides their simple sense,
another which is concealed as be-
hind a picture, After the COM
mencement of the fifth century,
grammatical Interpretation fell into
decay: which ruin was effected
partly by the full development OF
the ecclesiastical system of doc
trines defined in all their parts, and
by a fear of deviating from this
system partly also by the continu-
ally increasing ignorance of the
languages in which the Bible was
written.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24

on the above terms, we are pre-
pared to hail it with christian de-
light; but if not, we are prepared
for the worst, - but the people
must decide it.
The Eaton "puking' sheet, and
its classical admirers, will be de-
lighted with our long notice of its
weekly trash, but let them bear in
mind that we have said next to
nothing during the last fifteen
weeks about the "puking' pump,
and its "puking" conductor, while
he has been thrusting at us ever
since we came to this town. The
Register says that we have come to
America to get bread! "Thank
thee, Jew" We are here, but we
must remain much longer than
you would like to greet US, before
we can get back the large sum OF
money we voluntarily spent in
America, before we made a cent
within her large borders. Our last
motto for the present is, that men
who can raise and rouse a Mob, arg
not in a'coodition to provoke ant
sustain a controversy,
Gentlemen Of the Office, you tel
us that you have done with parties
good, wise, excellent-but pray
, how is it, that you employ th'
~"puking' sheet to print tn
County printing, while q larg
{ share oftho money that comes int.
g yo1r hupds, and paid in the shap.
Of 'o%C2, by Democrats? VIII yoI
answer Us?
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24

you must be impartial enough to
Remember that the battle
is not always to the stronghold
truth Is much stronger than fiction
and that equal justice is stronger
than partiality.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Assiunee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub.
Y scribers have been duly appointed and
qualified as Assignees of the property ard
effects of benjamin Myers, of Camden,
Prcble county, Ohio, for the benefit Of his
creditors. =,
All persons having claims against said
BENJAMIN Myers are required to present the
same legally authenticated tothe undersign-
ed, within six months and all persons in
dejtcd to said Benjamin Myers are required
to make immediate payment.
REUBEN PoTTINGER, Assiupees,
JAMES 7. FRANCIS,
Camden, Oct. q, l86l-cw
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24
TEEIAEEGI AIMS.
WaSaiaqton, Oct. 10.

V~oi't"JtN" WV 10
Surprise is expressed here ct the
miscoa3trUction attempted to be
put upon Secretary Stewards circu-
lar By alarmists. The circular
shows that our relations abroad
are in good condition, and that the
Government means to keep them
so. The Administration has taken
measures to put them right within,
and turns its attention to putting
them right without, 1t asks the
cooperation Of the loyal States in
the latter as in the former. The
Secretary Of State, accompanied by
the Ministers from England, France
and Spain, had a pleasant eXcur-
sion over the river yesterday, visit
ing the camps and Qualifications,
They aGerward attended the re-
view at Arlington flights, passed
by Munson's Hill, and returned at
a late hour by way Of the Long
Bridge,
ST. Louis, Oct. II.
The following dispatch was re-
ceived from an officer at Pilot
Knob, dated ten o'clock last night;
"Major Gavitt, of the First Indi-
ana Cavalry, made an attack on
the enemy this morning.
When discovering the strength
and position of the Rebels he fell
back until he came upon Col. Alex
ander, with 600 infantry of the
Twenty-first Illinois and one piece
of artillery. The enemy followed,
fighting all the way.
"Major Gavitt then got his gun
in position, and concealing lis in
euitry, caused a part of his com
retreat still further, draw
i ,,"'' thc eV enemy TITO ambuscadc, and
forcing them to fal! back with
heavy loss.
St. LOFTS, Oct. 10.
The statement in the Cincinnati
Gazette, yesterday, to the effect
that Secretary Cameron, on his
recent visit to this depot, brought
an order from the President in.
structing Fremont to transfer the
command of the Western Depart
ment to General Hunter, and thai
the execution Of the order was de:
layed at the request of Genera
Fremont, is pronounced untrue
If Cameron had such order, it wa.
not presented. The interview be
tween Fremont and Cameron wai
a satisfactory one to both parties.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24

rs hereby given that the undersigned has
i been duly appointed and qualified Admin
%istrator of the estate ofJohn J~ellison, late of
Preble county, Ohio, deceased
JONATHAN DAWSON.
Zoos & Campbell, att'ys. Oct q, le6i-3t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24
St. Louis, Oct. 10.
Latest from England.

ST. JOINS, N. B., Oct. 10.
The King of Prussia paid a two
days visit to Napoleon. The En-
peror u China is reported dead.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24
WdshindtOn. Oct, 90.


On the opening Of the telegraph
to Great Salt Lake City, the fol-
lowing dispatches passed over the
wires 4:
"GREAT SALT LAKE CRY, Oct. 49,.
10 the President Of the United States:
Utah, whose citizens strenuously
resist all imputations of disloyalty,
congratulate the President on the
completion of an enterprise which
opens the continent, unites two
oceans, and connects remote ex-
tremitics of the body polite with
hegrcat Governments heart. May
the whole system thrill with quick
encd puIsations of that heart, the
paricidaI hand Of political treason
be punished, and the entire sister
hood Of States join hands in glad
reunion around the national fire.
side, [Signcd
FRANK FULLER,
Acting Governor OF Utah.
IIc Rrcsi|mf's RcPIJ.
The following is the reply: :
"SIH: The completion Of tho
telegraph to Salt Lake City is au-
%spirious of the stability Of the Re-
public. The Government rccipro-
Gates your congratulations.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24

n our more favored land.-Eaton Il
WeeklO Register.
To the Irish, Germans, Dutch, i
Scotch, and English, living and |
toiljng IN the County Of PreJIc, ,
Ohio, Amcrica. l.,
SIRs,--Your attention is hereby
to the above bit Of cool and
ludacious Editorial impetinence,
published in the Eaton Register Of
the 18th day of October, 1861.
1t is really amusing, not to say,
laughablo, to read hat men, who
arothemselveso Of European descent,
look upon us-that is toasay, upon
you, and upon us-with a put on
and forced air of contempt The
sober meaning Of the paragraph
under review is, that the turn
about and wheel about jim Crows,
who wrifa 70 aid tbo Rco,.sjer
"puker," lcok upon US all with con-
tempt, and say that we are but the
dritted, or cast off population Of
the Old Country, who have come
to . Gn,oro favorod I,ndy g.,
boo,o ord . h;4 of tro,d, onoI
would thin,- 70 boon tb,,o u.;,o
loo,, +oi,. 4bo+ tlo,, o-o
ord ,,n,,,na,od 1osoo,don.. 81 A.
Red Indians. and that We of
Old Country arc \ race cr ,,1f..
sayages. Arc we to snhn,f. 70 tl;,
insult? How lont,2 prol,ll,.
Of Won are rc,d,r, of lo n....t..
and pcrh an; ;onor,rt ortho oi,ss of
mer who fins f,,,,4 -, UroLno,.
r,bo roooo,l,
IofF1ro,o Lrt tlo u,.nr;rao nl;.o.
is ,,,,oo,.;,Io Tbo p.nt,2 - l.,
r,oo1- ,hounJ, :, Lon,.a1 c.r.o
lo,. r. 49,. ,.
ro;lhor I.,ro, n,o, - anLt L,n
I,lt,as NON h,rrocr, ,,onor f.o,,
otnood TIVE, IL 4hou.,,l.
t~ncr.c1r,, T. , how. i :. tlat
ON A,.or,oon ooort;, :, ~nrisan
In C,noa, far or,i.tira foroian,rs
w n '''ol .'"' A'
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g. 4s,', WV "'' t%' 9, '.,I 1870 r'. =.
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24
BIBLICAL SKETCH Els.
BY "UNcLE WILLIAM"
THE INTERPRETATION OF THE HOLY
SCRIPTURES.
SKETCH vi,
SKETCH VI.

edge of the bold imagery employed
by the inspired pcnmen, that the
Of its contents can be fully
understood. 1t is, therefore, the
duty Of all who may be engaged in
the Church of Christ to eXpound
its sacred themes, to avail them
of all the aids which learning
and the works Of eastern travellers
have placed within their reach.
Cecil said "Men labor to make, the
Bible their Bible" And they sue
coed for the Bible is made to teach
the sense, the thoughts. and the
doctrines (which each stickler for his
own Creed draws from it, and at
taches to it. If we would find the
truth, the condition is, to love and
speak the truth. 1t is the fashion
with some to despise Biblical learn
;no and 10 ossor+ +bot tho Scrin-
lures shine best in their own light.
No doubt they do, if we are assured
4La4 it;s tho;r ov,, lioht and not
oomoe,l,o r~,o+oor;o roy No dopht
wa nav nrt +,o rorv critical
olo-,o. 70 an, o,o and obscnro
,hon4hoo b,;oLto, ,,d moonifv
.,4o 1o;n {,,,o aud imrorso o;lo
+no otorno, nrircirIos of roIirion.
San +Io roi.od oro i, offon moto.
/ .%.,orr, of1od !, Lrfnoiro 4bom moan
:, I'll +1oir erhIin,o ,oooritndo and
r,,o,tli, o,o,, h., flo ,o,osooro
.c .oo.oi o,;,io;,m. +ho,oh tho,.
,,ortr;rl.Io with snmo;oot hriaht-
,o., o,o, =, tho mast ,,ooy;stod
.ialt - 1~osinnoto tho arool moral
r9;r4s of oo-,n,,, onI 70 o,ido
tho yorono,, hn,no ovor +bo wotors
- ~, Lo,. g no.t TLono ava
o~1,,orro on~r.fo,s onnion4 onsto,,s
~,,oor,ior iJ;on,s norsroI fu,,ros
tno vororonlo lronory IF Trr+b
who, nav of,or No CO ox,1oino3
90 70 ;rorooso onr irtorost in and
o,r rrowloJ,.o of tboword IF Cod
Ard .,no,, = :, uo4 +Lo n4 =,
w;.1om - ro;oot o,,or +boaoinro
rior ino+rumonts Nv which +bo
n,i,oinlos of Oh ~istio~;tv - r,oood
= tLo:. lon ILL n.,:'r or1 J,,,
n~orsrootiyo Tot ps No, howoyor
ho rrdorstood &c donyi,n that +bc
Rihlo :, ,,mcio,u, nIoir 70 IN.
.+,.,ot No ~ roIin;on onl n,orolit,
;f;t, nro.or, oo,s,,ro1 -, on
,l,inr diroo4I,. or h., o-o,sco,,onco
; - tbc mora, rooosSiti,s Of over,
ul orLoaah nu.o -, ~
,,o,.s + 3icfonIt exclamation in #
, q, rio54 n,trrojIy he evracsoi
+ r,on, tho ,r4fon;tv AVID rao,,;,,
,~o,oroao, of tho c.,in+,ros vot =,
} ,,ost ~;nstorao, tbose nossorn. 4,
NOT ro,o+o 70 doo,c;ros o,I wLo,
tAov 10 tho doctrines in oncstio,
) oro aororo}Iy +ornht in othor an,
. n,oinor no.so oo,
T, addition 70 tho cp.,,v,rrc.r
| Two mode, Of iutarnretino the Ga
cred Scriptures, especially those 0
{ the New Testament, the ALLEcoE1co
c TYPICAL ana the ALLEGoRLco-Ni3Iic
: Al, are found in the Christian wrI
tcrs as early az the first and secon'
e centuries D.; the latter as gaos's, tn.
e. former az a demonstration that al
Il and everything, both what ha,
: : happened, and what would com
n to pass, was somehow contained il
the sacred Scriptures. To thes
allcgorical modes Of Interpretation
was added a third mode, whlcl
. necessarily sprung up after tn.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24

A good story is told of "a scll'
on the Abolitionists Of GaIesburg,
The town is made up of Abolition
lists, and Of course they are the last
men to volun Ger to meet, on the
battlefield, the men they have ira
duced for years. GaIesburg has
sent few if any soldiers to the war,
and those who have gone are not
of the class we speak Well, the
other day, the railroad conductor,
when his train arrived in Gales
burg, told the people that u. S.
officers were drafting in Peoria,
and would be there next day to
draft them into service. 1t is said
that, next day, there wasn't a man
in Galcsburg who was between the
ages Of IS and As years, unless he
was a cripple or ick.-[Rock Is.
Laad (IH.) Argus.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24

Ten thousand army blankets, for
which orders were sent to England
by Governor Andrew, Of Massa-
chusetts, are probably OH their
way from England at this time.
The State has now on hand suifi-
Gent blankets to supply the wants
OF the regiments expected to leave
for active service.-N Y. Eoening
Post.
We are rather surprised at the
above paragraph, having supposed
that Massachusetts manufactured
.uch articles, and that she would
not be under the necessity OF send
ing to England for them.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-24

GERMANS IN THE ARMY.-The
following is given as a very nearly
correct statement Of the number OF
Germans in the Federal army from
the different sections Of the coun-
try:
"New England, 200; New York,
10000; New Jersey, 1000 Penn
sylvania, 10000; Ohio, 5000; In
diana, 5000; Missouri, 1900
Minnesota, 500; Wisconsin, 1900
Michigan, 1909; Iowa, 1000
Kansas, 500; California and One
gon, 1000; Western Virginia.
1000; Maryland and District OF
Columbia, 500; Delaware, 100.
Total, $4,000"
The army is now about 100000
strong so that ore-sevcnth part
of it, at least, is Of German descent
We have little doubt that the mum,
Der Of Irish in the army exceed:
that of even the Germans.