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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03
JEFFERSON Cry, Sept. so.

JEFFEKSON ClTY, sept, oV.
Special dispatch to the St. Louis Re
publican says: pa ia ,,r ~ ~ lo
Lieut.. Col. Shatcher of COL Peabody's
regiment, and Lieut.. fennett of Col. Mar
shall's regiment, who are at Lexington,
have arrived here and give some interest
ing particulars from that place. Phey say
the rebels can easily turn out and proba-
bly, will. three tweIye:pounders per week
at the Lexington foundry, and that they
are very busy in making balls of all kinds.
They report that the rebels have large
amount Of powder and ammunition OF
every variety buried in the vicinity of Lex
ington, and that they have recently dug
up . great deal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03

REGMENTAL BAND.-The Regimental Band,
of which CHARLES KoLBE and SAMUEL YATES,
both Of Millersburg are Principal Musicians,
left Millersburg on Thursday last. Their des-
tination is Western Virginia where, they will
join the First Virginia Cavalry, under Colonel
Henry Anisansel. The band is composed as
follows, are good set of fellows. and for skill
full playing will not be behind any other Band
in the service
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.
Special dispatches TO the ST. Louis Re:
publican, dated Jefferson City, 18th, says
no reliable news of interest from BoonvilIe;
Georgetown, Glasgow, Rolla, or other i'm:
portant points has been received.
Capt. Waller, of Col. Marshalps regi-
ment, who was at Lexington arrived this
morning, having left there Thursday noop:
He saw no rebel troops between Lexington
and Sedalia, and says the main body of
Prices force was there when be departed;
and believes they intend to make a stand
and meet our troops there. as the vicinity
is well calculated, from its deep miry banks
without bridges to trouble an advancing en-.
emy. .< As7,E& "a *
All the Federal officers have been re-
leased on parole but Col. Mulligan, who
refused to give bis for private reasons.
Price probably has $4,000 men and ths
rebels confidently believed that Hardse,
with 5000 or 6O00, and McColloch with
10000 men, were within or hours
march of Lexington. They have no faith
in McColloch, as a General, but think be
is very effective with small body ofmen.
Ten thousand rebels were sent across the
Missouri from Lexington on Thursday,
with the avowed intention Of attacking
Lane, who is reported to be on this side Of
the river. Gt 4Fts
The seal of the State and the public
records are in the hands of the rebels.
Our troops had no cartridges, grape, or
other shot, and no shell left at the time Of
their surrender, but lost two or three thou
sand kegs of POWDER. pyOC-
The rebels are greatly encouraged and
declare st. Louis 10 their possession.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03
JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. 80.

io ea JEFFERSON CRY, Sept. so.
IA special dispatch to the st. Louis Re
publican says: = :. ' "A
There is, no intelligence Of Importance
from Bonneville, Georgetown Sedalia, or
Glasgow. r .a7iur of la4f s.'f
No apprehensions are felt of any imme-
diate attack on any of these points by the
rebels. i -. .si-s- ..,..f
All reports received from Lexington cor
roborate The opinion already expressed that
the rebels intend to keep their main force
there, but it is stated that several bodies,
from 2Oe to 1000, have left there within
a few days past for the North and West,
but for what purpose is unknown, ,,g. ..a
Gen. Fremont preserves a strict silence,
but he is said to be actively engaged mob
tanning the exact number of troops he can
aud organizing plans for the
approaching engagement, upon the success
or failure of which he is to rest his reputa-
tion and win or lose bis all. Every day
an increasing interest is felt in the approach
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03
The Meeting Yesterday,

81 tnefe was a good turn out of people in Mil
flerso burg yesterday; but neither TOD. DorsEY
nor CAREY were here. ToD himself has been
sick for the last ten days. Why DonsEY and
CAnEr were not here is not known to us. MI
BARcRoEr and Cart. TANNEYHnL took the stand
and each, made capitol good speech
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03
UNION COUNTY TICKET.

so GE~WHorvER is NOT PREPARED TO SACRIFICE
PARTY ORGANIZATIONS AND PLATFORMS ON THE AZ
TAB OF Ems COUNTRY DOES NOT DESERVE THE SUP
foRr AxD oouSTEsASoE OF HONEST PEOPLE.
8 EWRen se shau 1use a country and a Government
for os.r e1idren to sc in peace and Happiness, It
psz Be tine for each of as to rcarn to our party
5dsners accordingt to our oars eonvictions Of right
4 and dufy. y."-STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. yaifsl
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03
. The Tickets

'ai"5 Are now ready for distribution. Township
committees will please. see to it that they are
supplied in time. 81 e1nls ~ 49, III
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03
To the Polls! To the Polls!

es.S,'-- - ~ = - :, ---''7-s -
q IF there ever was a time in the
history Of this country, when the
friends of popular government
should rally to the Polls, THAT
TIME Is NEXT TUESDAY
The man who says that in crisis
like the present-when Che exist
ence of our free and excellent gov
r.iernment is threatened--he is in
favor of laying party strife aside
b and ralying in defence Of the I'm
9 ion, and then neglects to go to
: the polls, there to give a public
expression of his sentiments, is un-
worthy the name Of man. as
;s1e RALLY, RALLY, then, every
: 100 Tf4TE4 TEe t-9 T--fl' fel- - r1
man Talk to your neighbor.-
Tell him that this is no contest
:. between Democrats and Republi-
e cans, but one between those who
-zare for sustaining the Government
q u
o in putting down rebellion, and
those who cry ~peace," @peace,' .
when there.is no peace, and when
q the traitors guns are pointing at
saithevery doors Of your Capitol.
In the Union movement are many
thousands of Democrats-the lead
ss5 ing men of Ohio, of both parties
., : are favoring IT, and hboring for
Its success. The success of the
s:ssLLet is certain, but Holmes coun-
isgty must not stand aloof from so
= glorious, SO patriotic a movement.
WORK. : p ---- ---'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03
T,,e fright ef Breckinridxe.

There is something peculiarly piquant in the
particulars of the flight of John c. Breezinridge
from the loyal portions Of Kentucky. Seeking
shelter and coneealment behind despised ne
gro slave, as he sat in a carriage which convey
Cd him for the present to a place ofsafsty, the
only additional protection upon which he ap-
peared to rely at the outset of his journey was
such as he supposed would be furnished by a
company of Secession "Home Guards" who
had recently stolen arms designed and pur-
chased for the defence the State, with the in
tention of using them in a savage was against
it. What an ignominous position is this for one
who lately held the second Office in the gift Of
the American people, and who. year ago, was
a prominent candidate for the Presidencyl
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03

APPROPRIATIONS By CONGRESS. The total
amount Of the appropriations, made by the late
session of Congress, for each department of the
public service, is as follows:- III f9
Civil and miscellaneous 8 I.37I,873 80
Army, arms aud Notifications. 2O7, ,4Ol, ,697 90
Naval service 56 .355 ,O66 %
Total. .S265, Use. .357 80
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03
Notbiup has beenseen of The rebels n

Nothing has beenseen of the rebels in
front OF Gen. Banks, column to day.
"a powerful squadron is blockading Free
Stone Point and Occoquan Creek, while
AQUA Creek and lower down are watched
BY several o. s. steamers.
The flagstaff which had the rebel flag
flying at Free Stone Point has not been
seen since Saturday, and the place is ap-
parently deserted, though this movement
looks like feint.
1t is believed the rebel chiefs have sent
forward to Kentucky, by the railroad via
Nashville, large part of the forces recen-
tly in Virginia. If this is true the aban-
donment Of the lines in front of Washing
ton is partially. accounted for, and it is be-
lieved, that Buckner has been largely re-
iuforced from the rebel army of the Poto-
mac.
A dispatch has been received here this
evening, from responsible gentleman ol
Cincinnati, to the following effect: Gen.
Thomas, at Camp Dick Robinson, tele-
graphs Gen. Anderson, at Louisville, that
the rebels are at London, about fifty miles
southeast of him, and approaching him'in
force. Gen. Anderson teegraphs for all
the reinforcements within reach to come
mn. - H-+ .-g--
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-03

T. B. LINN, Sec'y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

md moderate inquiry prevailed for sthsr kinds
bvious prices.
|B.-The saiss were confined 70 Is sAsss nusmsgs ~
|Ass.--rhough the transactions were pretty large
exhibited no Improvement The sales we're 800
/ mostly Cuba, At 40. . &c., and 2so bids. New
rs, at auction, at - 81 . IS 2b.
|low.-sAlss were made Of 1900 lbs. o. steady
sKrr was quoted a l7Kc. l7xc., with sales Of
bis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

THE COMMITTEE ON ROADS OF THE BoARD OF
Il Aldermen will meet In room No II CITY Hall on Mon
day nth inst At o'clock NJ for the consideration OF
petition for he widening and strengthening OF Broad be
tween the point tie intersection with Eleventh al
or near 10th 10 with Tenth
4sth street, the Of such other
business as may come b, fore the committee
TERENCE FAALEY, Comnittee
JOHN RUSSELL.
-, JOHN H. BRADY, Roads.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

TOR eALE-ON THE HUDSON, A BASEMENT. TWO
story and attic House, with six lots 4lst street,
I'd throughout; good shade and Of the river
Ppy to W. H siLLIM4N, Broadway, corner OF twenty
tLh,h street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

asres Of excellent land situated IN weschcssr county,
b. on tie New Haven Raroad The buildings are new
modesn hot and cold water bath room - SHADE and
osntry Seat ith les. land Inquire Of 0RnG0RY CO.,
)ond street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08


n. B.-we dont charge for allowing eoDds
J. 8. COHEN, s3l Broadway
1T CoHks's, 80 BRoAD~AY,A FEW LADIES, GOLD
Hunting csseWstches for sale 1t 9d 70 pay advances
Warranted IN every reapect
A COHEN'S 80 BROADWAY, THE HANDsOMHGf
"A and largest assortment OF California Diamond Jewsyy
onered Tor sale
r GOHENH, sal BROADWAY, YoU CAN'T BUY
"A brass jeyyelry at 81 handful, but you bay good
Gold Je~e lry At less than manu- 'acturers' prices
! LII fHE WORLD, AND THE REST OF MANKIND,
a invited to lOHhN =, 3sl Broadway, TO exsmiAs hL
quality and price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

koOKL1N-HOUsE IN FORT GREEN PLACE FOR
(aAls No lB near Fulton avenue, hntshed Ia modern
with black walnut; bathroom, closet basins, 10 Loca
unsurpassed. Apply 70 EFFINGHAM a. NICHOLS, -
Pau street N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

!, OR sALR-A THREE STORY AND ATTIC HoQsE,
pleasantly situated 902 East Broadway fronting the
The house Il In excellent condition and will be sold
reasonable price; three quarters remain bond and
rgage to q respectable party. Apply the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

SCARF PIHs-wARRANTED SLID GOLD AND CO.
- raj 81 EACH FIVE for ~ Special attention given 10
pairing hse watches frspch and english clocks Musical
vered % any part OF the city experienced workmen
tsf action warranted al this establishment
". "A. MORRISON. Matchmaker, 100 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

|soKLvn -OLrNroN. AvRNyR PRoPRRrY FOR
ale etx lota with frat claas Dwelling House, go with
ed piazza furosce range gas bath aud water Closet
TN rear fronting on Vanderbilt Ayenus with water The
has - abundance Of fruit such pashss chsrries
two kinds Of grapes all OF which not to be
IN sxe and quality; ornamental trees OF nina years
Ia OF every kind Apply the premises. third house
N New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-08

EOR sALE-wIrH OR WITHOUT rURNIrUR6, A
IN three story and attic brick House, in West Eleventh
sixth and Seventh north side, Zk
By lot los has always been occupied By the owner fur
irure imported from Paris price Of house 500 Apply
10 Il. MONLUN, IL Broad street.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
River Items.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
SUNDAY, Novenbe B.
BtLFAsT. Carleton, St Louis.
DENMAkK, hob nson, st. Louis.
kArr t.ssEL. Iiillhouse. Montrose.
PtMBISA, Hill, st. Paul.
Monday, Nov. 4.
NoRrHEREER, Afford, st. Louis.
pErAgTgD.
SUNDAY.
SUcKER STATE, Rhodes, st. Louis.
ENMakK, Robinson, st. Paul.
P1MBINA, Hill, st. Louis.
MONDAY.
NosTHsRNRR, Afford, st. Paul.
AD ilNE, Gait, Dunaque.
NATE CsssEL, iiiltyuso, Montrose.
BtLfAsT, Carleton, y. l. uis.
The Jennie Whipple, Capt White and Clerk
Lowrie, will depart tor nontrose this morning at
o'clock
The light draught packet Foneroy, Capt. Davis,
Will depart Tor Fort Madison and way points this
evening
The Pill Henderson, Capt Rhodes will depart
for 81. Louis this IN, rniug at an cary hour.
The Northern Line packet Canada, Capt. Par
ker, will depart for st. Paul and way points this
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
NUMBER 10.
from CInci.nntli.

CISHSSATTI. Nov. 4.
The Commercial had advces from Gen Rose
rams headcdartcrs up to Saturday evening. On
FRIDAY morning at o'clock tho enemy opened
hre, with guns, from points opposite tho Cauiey
rerry. Their object was evidently to cut of the
.upply trans 1ney slcsesded IN sinking the fer
~ coat or the G,uley. and threw about 1 shells
INTO the camp the llth Ohio. Not one OF our
'asn killed. aud ony about half dozen wounded.
lie IN Jurty Of the saeil thrown by tho enea.v
aid not explode. Their musketry was wild and
Irregular. The ferry boat which had been sunk
- the enemy, WAS rtsed last N. ht, and commu-
cation restored. There was no t,ing on Satnr-
d,y either side.
Tue lositlano % the forces Satsr lay evening. was
a. io ows Gc rebels in possession ot the ief, or
vest tank ot New river; ten. Sch.nck'. hr "a sde
iew miles above the Junction Of 6auley and
AeS i els cu TO TIE east Vi New river ten. Cox's
brigade an ..teu kosecranz lead quarters near tn
Junction Of tho MYERS between thefe. Gen. ncn-
} iu,beios the Junction, 1n the right bank of tho
liver. Floyi's iorce is believed to be about 100
meh. Ii Was b~lleyea IN cAmp, that Sshenck's
.ul Renham's hIisades woali be thrown across
thc river. above and below Floyd and La h rrn.
Ihs los oi fcle.ra phic cnmmunic ttiOn WAS oc-
II ene by the alariu Of the ep rafsr. who v b en-
he hrius orened sent hlsts I,patch to CIarks-
DIrg, annnunttne u battle, - e then comm nced
:" move ms oihcn up the t,auey river. lilo rs
wo Or three III les up the river, hen he over
AIKEN by orders irm Gen. hosecrnuz, 10 return.
the Tsturning, hts wagon was driven over .
preet} lee nd TIE apparatus destroyed.
Floyd demgnst alton was rather agreea Bile TO
hoseerAnEs army dian Otherwise. Resecranz WAS
ertan he could hold hi. own, and expect ed to
bag his as .IiaGts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
NIGHT DISPATCHER.
From new York.

Ngw YORK, sept. :.
The Washington special 70 the tommercidI, says
tho New Jersey brir ,de marched saturday morn
mo They viii doubtless complete the perfect
preparition- tor preventing tie passagr oi 'hc
rebels over into Ainry land, uhder c''er o the guns
j, ther Potomac batteries. The sane Iet'er says
that all he regiments OF The army of the I i"toH '
have their camp equlpfa-e' "a-"ns' "'"o' 90"
Ir.e. ani mn a. and otaer i, pliances ready Tor
t.kin. the 6e.d 3 an hours notice. The "rsani-
zttiou ot wagon trains mas been one o. the most
Gif .ult Of tasks -
Tne schooner Aniromeia, from Havana, reports
on ct 3.s, at sunioxn, oh atteias, sue saw
=, - Al .reamets. but no SAILING vessels, bound
south.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
The WARM Kansas.

LyAvENwoETH, Ncv. ;.
4 .krmish took lace YESTERDAY shout sis miles
cit If this pIace, between snl, torcc oi Mis-
uri mntli, under MaJar Josephs, AMI 80
. tet-.
] he reteis we're seat'ercd th 4 mall loss.
bttti.iun oi the nausa. re-lu.at recently
Went ouf 81 seryire c9l ected II thi c,ty and
sc | III readiness to march to lie reel Of Msjar
s,s re-, bat w,ra MT required. This regiment is
ae.s reHfy M ii.
t..ia.ns u Linn county. Kansls, have recently
hseu plllas u by manlu Ing lart.s from Ms
sutIGi.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
From kentuc y.

Mtysvi' LF, sept.
messenger arrivei thi evening, ami reports
tit zen. A-so took possession 4 fres'on"urg
t1 Saturday m9rrirx, without te-lslan y. VII
Ims hal ftfreated six ml!.s aefpss tho ,.yer,
~ Il was expected he would MAKO 4 stan there
say
i seY't eatn " thi ~.tv, from ClpIcy Bridge,
u. y; IL Gay evening. ,elorts that Floyd hal cut
tsEi u. IT,. III! ah,re hosectanz was en-
n, 8ed, au .ae >heihrs hi- emp. hosecfanE
ya- ttt4tsin tan ire, mi had sigcncei two Bat
Tie i,a@ 49, sent oct Z. meat up he
aew Fvad 10 attach them ii the rear. ie had
t}py t..a lcte.y Qrrautlrd NJ toderaI had
ueen kilr. when the Gentleman left.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
From ashIMgtCn.

WAsHiNGToN, Nov
Tho steamer Resolute came up IRON the navy
One OF our batteries on the Maryland shore mas
been coru,letsd, and the range OF some ot our oz-
n under Farote guns sas tried on the r. bel s,e"
=, ,,co Page Yesterday +. n. Three shots struck
her. hut with what effect is not known, ~ the ~s-
ter being very high che was enabled 20 run uP
OuantioO Creek, out Of lAage.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

u AI-irt.t- SALE v heGe4s, Oh the otA day
ii Nov, \. y. Ie5s, jUha it.vsHr execute
unto Au,eIn GotLin a. lIpstea, certain iced =
Trust, conveying T. sad .1astee ne ian II
cot count Iowa, <crib be as toitows, 10 Wit:
The northeast quarter ot section number tmeiY
III. towns - uulnoer seNeitty nlne -. month
.ftti,,. Ylube. one east ii 3tn lrlLcina meti4
lan u c3rila4 10 4 nitci ,tAtes atryee, contain
lus one Auusfrt and sixty acres VI liant, u ore et
ies AIS lAit oi !Ac nartI-"cst larter oi se.-
tinn uLInber sixteen. town mp huthpc s.feni!
i.lng - noftn Of range number Two :, ea>t ti
hs5A tri1ls.ltl III iuilan comm eueIHg soata q.
tnc north-ea.t corner thtrty-t"O TO- }rols; thehc
Hcst slstF roas; tHtncc >oalh tlirteen ahd oiR-
i.ilrl - .o,is thence cast slxiy '") Io!.
ien:e nJtuA tulrteen AMI one-ta1rl (t"t3} r"as
To tue lace Il be5iniius, containing Lse %
acres, iao.e OF less which SAID convey ince W.
aadc hy the sail john kayeliu lor the pur' o.
securing the payment OF II ceTtaln promlss9F9
notes and the Interest thereon, sigued hy saie
J.hn la elm ALI iatei he eighth a5 OF Auven +
ber, A. d., loo9 as 'oiioms DIX ior the sum o
* hua ir d lo,iars eael, due November -.
Co. ls5l 1902 le63 Is 4 1868, aid six ir the
..m ol tour nundrs dollars each, due on the IL
Iay Of May, looi. lo62 3 ), ls6i 1873, lo66.
with interest At &c per cent. per annum after due.
ail notes being lor the purchase money OF sata
premises.
Ana now, said note far six hundred
dollar. due Noycm. er ist, $50, hayiag beton
tue ana IayaOlS, dhu 'he Sdtu JVHh hhNt
in having falled to pay the same, |, Au. tlh
,orbn lrusteee a aforesaid, do hereby give
this pubhc notice thathy ylriueot the power whIel
i. IN me vested Nv SAID Deed Of Trust, will, ~
We,lnes lay, the 18th day Of Nov. A. d. is6I, at
the hour ot LIne O'Clock in the forenoon OF saii
,ay at the Court house door. in the city Of Daven
p.rt, expose ami otter .ur sale, at pubic auction,
the parces OF land above described, or % much
thereof as shall be guhicient to satisfy and pay
me auoupt OF eaid note With the interest thereon
to the day Of safe, together with the costs aud
expenses Attending sa,d ale, costs Of thlS nciiet
ami Trustees ices. All o said notes due or
and after November lst, 1861, being unp i'll.
Dated the ith day OF November, A. -, lo6l.
AU5iIN GURBI.,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
F'tOm New lOik.

NEW y OK. Nov. Z.
Capt. Marshall Of the oa K Rapid, from Ncia
CRUZ arrived al this port this A. NJ. Ito recon
N ni- all snip ma,ter7 bouad down the Gu!i %
~, xlro. TO 90 wei armed, &c mai: the passage
out and back witho seeing L. >. vessel. H.
also rep rs passing the scAoone. Tylhoon ior
tios: :on and the same Gay both the Iyt hoon ard
l.api1 were chased by pilot ooat rigged schoon-
CT. The weather setting 10 sq4a!y botn IAN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05

SrxpAY Ar CAMP MCCLELLAN. -
This camp seems to he a fsvorite resort on 'ht
Sabbath. Oar citizens flock thiiher ~ nun
dred. To see the solllers, TO get iltie lhs's"i
in,o camp life, and TO euloy the no'ety "
he.ripg an out ofdoor sermon. Last sabbath
there wac y very large a'iendatee. We Ire
sumo the soldiers arr pleased TO sec 'hsir e''i
friends and extend to them the eourt.sies OF
th,ir temporary homes. Ise strnon y me
chanlain was listened o with profound IN crest.
Tb.. nr.acher took lis tex fren ilnot y
.F,,ht the good Il "a, OF F.itA," frofn hieh ne
vAt.tiaiei upon tie neeess'y q all man"iAd
entistiay uuAes the banner ot rishteen>ntss ahd
fghtiuy that ar h tsaitor the DeSli, ara hH
rsrrnits without erss ,tiou. 1t was very
fruitful sui j.ct Tor a discourse, and was han
died In u very soldierly manner. Besides POS
sas.ing other merits, that OF ofevty was no
teeable and commendabse That phrsoE
vho whjp the Devii about tne stump lor two
honr- exbau.ls liHself and lis COZ sregauon
much more than lie does the enemy hitisei'
A t.w gool ,oacd sharp cks right to the
point. stagsers The old fellow much more etfet-
tnally than leisure skirmish With 'naii arr ..
We d,n'l expect our reverend friend to pay Us
ANYTHING for THE advice, as II costs - hoth'hg
TIE siusing az camp IL done up In the goou
old ta.honed promi.cnous sty'e. where all ~ho
feel ike FRA sing the Lord, chime in. lherr
uve no paid cnolrs, 70 attempts az opefa''c
toue,es 10 the camp choir. Ihoea VINO have
80, a,,sndsd meeting at camp, viii iind il
nlessan. 10 do go. Tney will also have az OF
por,un,,y of witnessing the Sunday dress
narsds which comes off soon after the benedic
tion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-11-05
From AlDal y.

ALBANY NOV. Z.
Ihnlow 8 ed ara Archbishop hughes are
4teut .tariug tof nrope, probably by 'he Africa,
II Wcdnf-i -iay, - enieiver to cnnnteiaet the op-
ERA lone af the southern conni-. .!eners, an1 -
,revent the teceeuitIun . the .,outnefn Centeder-
tcy hg France aud nglald.
l. i UNDERSTOOD that Gen. Scott goes out in the
= steamer.