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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

EpwAnD Hor rsosatly killed : Wild
eat il The soathsrn pert Of Wspslle Co.
The chin measured three let ten iuehea.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

Nh. DouGLAs received in Michigan
just one vote moro than be did in Wiz
consin, thus: Michigan, e5,os2; VII.
cousin, 05,O5l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

A MAD STONE bslonging to . Ne.
Evans, Of Linn county, has, it i report
ed, been applied 70 loe persons, and -
head Of stock. 10 every case Il hss
been successful.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

S1csssloN OF SrupsNTs.-The South
ern students Of Union College, 1t Sche-
nsctady, n. T., have resolved to secede
from that institution - soon y they
shall learn that the respective States il
which they reside hsvs seeded.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONN., oDu1e sulss he nas e the 30
pie, vae6V9 euienaned - nisaatAeps phi
iossphsn1ay a9ts ~ sssensy. Show them
god thiag - - nasts - sisasiy demon
stssas1. - sAsysm - hssitsss = Sivs II tAsir
nest eaeohi paAmaes. The nassss have alssa-
d nAiln - jaagnaat = physician, seasss.-
Ing ~ vislus 4 nOeIE1TgR'6 BITTRR9, q
msy - go y ~ innsaee quantities e this
nsdieine vhisA - annually solA II svssy section
Of The lasd. Il b DOW recognised - greatly 81
psrios = ~ other nsdisinss yet devised for dis
sasss II the digestive eegaas, sueh - disrrhoa,
dyssafasy, dyspepsia, a.d for the various fsvsss
that asiss iron dssaagsnsnt Of those postisas
IL thssysten. nesssttsrs name i rapidly b.
coming hsussholA werd, from Maine TO Texas,
from Tie shores Of tie Atlantic 70 the Pasias.
Try tie article and b satis6sd.
Sold 81 IL druggists in the world.
/ jaal3-d4wln
CoUens. The sudden changes of orr climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BnosCnJfAL and A.
TnnAsIc AFFECTIONS. Expsrisnss having proved
thst simple remedies oltsa ast speedily and esr-
tsinly when taken in he early stages of the dis-
ease, reeourss should Ct ones " had % Bro,s.'s
Bsoaskisl zso0kss," a Lossngss, let the Cold,
Cough Of Irritation Of the Throat b ever % sight
~ By this prscaution . moro serious attack may
b sGsetuslly wssdsd:oE. PUBLIc SpEAKsRs and
SlxeRns will And them sGeclual for clearing and
Strengthening the voice. See advertisement.
nov37 .d4wem
Warranted PuIely vegesahle.15.e0e,-
ooe) Five MILLIONS OF BOXES OF BRAND
RETH'S PILLS ARE SOLD ANNUALLY
THE SALE STEADILY increases, ard yet thous.
sads die fron colds and fsvsn, which these pills
could certainly cure. Bsadrsth's Pillsase simple,
bat usnatehsd for salsasy. How important that
We ct once secure ~ sdvsntaSe over Sickness
when It ean b. had q = outlay Of twenty-five
cents.
MI. c. Rappslysa, Of Nanmouth county, n.
J., writes March 10, 1859:
n was troubled in January last With sositive-
ness for several days, and took ton grains Of ealo
NAL to obtain relief. caught cold. ! suppose q
any nts, severe diazrhoss 1T IL, which ny
medical attendant found it impossible 70 arrest
This was followed By dyssntssy. NJ strength
was al gone. Everything passed through ne q
! took it. 4 friend from New York, Mr.. 0soegs
Lewis. fortunately called lpon ~, and advised
Braadssth's Pills. thought in my weak eoadi-
tioa one pin would b snosgh, but he adnlnis-
tered four, and the NEXT noeaing four more
Nush imparity came from Ne, and, to ny sur
prise, the soreness and pain diminishsd. One boz
cured mo fully. l an now hearty, with good
appetite"
/ Sold It principal Once, No. ~ Canal.st. Price
IS cents box.
Sold BY al respectable dealers in medicines.
nOv1-dEwlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

THs PRxSsrLvAsrAN, . Breckenridge
jurnal, We are glad to see, pronounces
the last speech OF Judge ouglas, which
We have already commended, 40 one
Of the nobles:, best considered and best
timed efforts ever made By the d,stin.
guished Illinois Senator" Certainly
nothing has been uttered in the Senate
that meets the issue before the country
more in harmony with the spirit, priuci.
pies and craftsmanship Of the Fathers
Of the Republio. EV
The foregoing paragraph is from the
Boston Post OF the 18th inst. Besri %
10 mind that the Post was the moot
formidable opponent Judge Douglas had
to encounter in New England, We pro-
nounce it good.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

WDE-AwAKEs kuLxD Our.-At the
late inauguration ceremonies at Harris
burg, no Wide-Awskes were allowed
place in the vast procession which was
formed. The Wa . severe rebuke 70
that organisation. They had parsded
and hurrahcd for Curtin through the en-.
tire election campaign, but when it
came to going 10 the inaugural process.
sio. they wsrs very coolly told to stand
osido. N
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

New MILITARY The
Memphis appeal, Of the 10th inst, SAYS !:
"A new military company has been
formed in this city every dav this week;
on Monday the Cbears de Lion organ
ised ; on Tuesday the Crockett Rangers,
and yesterday twenty five gentlemen of
the Memphis and Charleston RAILWAY,
including the President, Sam. Tate, ESQ.,,
and the Superintendent, 7. II. Bunch,
ESQ.,, organized themselves into . com
psny, and at once sent on for twenty
five MIME rifles. The company will in
few days comprise forty men, the num-
Der to which it 10 limited. All the men,
bers will DC employees Of the Charleston
Railroad. They have not yet adopted
. name; we propose to christen them
the Railroad Go-Aheads.'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

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CLAIMS aasAjuslsi - - DE, el5s ps73
1iss sad lnIasd Nsvigsaisa Rishs taken st liz
esal terms and ratss. Espesial atteation eiveo u
lneaTaaee q dwellings a11 eoatento foe torn q
HENRY b. HOFFMAN,.
o.y!o.-Ree. M. !. BsG.sss hssI, VA.
julys du
Paonix Insurance Company.
or HARTFORD, CONN.,
caaA Capital asl Surplus, $50, rs -
AssBss, Jan. lss, 1854.
New Yosk Baak Stoeka, SAL -
nar0oeo ............ .l66 ITS %
0thse 6tssk. - Dasday. ss.27y .
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. sss2ys1s 70
Teal Lisbilitss,. .le,yol -
H9N8Y =. AORR4AN, Agsss.
Roon MOL. HoGnaa's Bloch, Mais street.
NORTHWESTERN
ENDURANCE COMPANY.
OF 0swEG0, NEW YORK.
CHARTERED 1883.
HAsH CAPITAL AND BURPLs AS PER
~ Statem0t = Auditor Il 6tats,
fetal Liabilitiss,. .................. r,SlS.7s
HENRY B. HOFFMAN, Agsak
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL
LIE I1sU1AuCH COMPANY.
Accumulated Capital. 80, Oso.e -
HENRY B. HOFFMAN,, Agent.
ROBERT SIMPSONS
Fire and Life Insurance Ageney,
nPrRRS TO INSURERS ALL THE ADvAN-
~ tAges that nay b obtained in any way By
1t. Rates aslow ~ any Rsspsss;s,s Company
ID. Fair and honorable adjustment Of losses.
1th. Policies II which the holders participate
In The proffs.
CAlrfAL RTssssNrED, own 4s,ooe. 80.
A. Follows:
Continental Fire Insurance Co., MI. ;,
OssA Ospitalsal Ssyplss, sl,eso, 900,
Metropolitan Fire Ins. Co., NY,
0ssA Capitol sad Ss.plss. sss4.sss.
state Fire Insurance Co., New Haven,
Oss1 cspissl ssd Ss,plss. e2ss. 900.
Security Fire Insurance Co., n. Fork,
Cash Cepit~l a.d S.rplss es44.ssl.
NoWiEngIand Fire and Marine IDSuF-
anco Company, Hartford,
QssA Capitol and Ssyplss, o99S, 900.
Mutual Life Insurance Co. New York,
Aeswsawlsssd Cask Assets tAs Properly Of tks
Asssvsd. s. 100000.
JOHN YANTl0,
Solicitor for the shove named Companies. 10 an
thov'ssd to take Risks and issue Policies.
RBH1R1NCBo IN DAvBnPonS.
H.H. Smith, Esq, James McCosh, Esq, Messrs.
Eldridge Williams; G. g. Blood, Esq; Hon. 3.
Linderman; Hon. James Thorinstoa.
U-Ohes over Eldridgs 1 Williams Dry 0seds
8tsrs, Brady steses.
june23 If.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

MKTEoRlo.-The Chicago Tribune
has long account Of the appearance OF
meteor in various portions Of Illinois,
on Saturday morning last. 1t is de-
scribed a. having the appearance OF .
ball Of molten iron and passed through
the heavens with surprising rapidlty.
At some points it is represented as be-
ing attended with great noises and ter
rife explosions resembling thunder. At
Lake Zurich, in Lake county, houses
were shaken and people awakened from
sleep. The people thought the powder
magazine at Chicago had exploded.
We are informed by our young friend
Henry Mcneil Of this city, that he OBJ
served the same metior on Saturday
morning about halt past one o'clock
lie describes it AZ icing of surprising
trilliaucy, but heard no attendant noises
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
JOHN Il. SW IT'S,
General Real Estate Agent,
Loan and Insurance Broker.
cor. or DEEDS FOR NEW YORK ANL
OTHER SZAZKN.
II. Y. sLAYQAKER,
NofARY PU1LI0 AxD Connssonn OF Dams ron
4MNnD0fAl
OlN0E NICHOLS BLOCK; Up STAIRS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA,
ooMrISs1 AsszRAcss o. I'm TuFLs 10 AL LAuG
N SCOTT COUNTY,.
Nov York Insurance Agency,
CASH CAPITAL RfPREsEHTED,. - ~ ~
WIZ AA10o UUB6b0Us
PNGNK FIRE INSURANCE CO.
0FN. YORK AND BROOKLYN
CASH CAPITAL........... 13oo, ~
ScRPHEN CROwRLL, Psss't
PHnAzDEs SaAv,sesy
Atlantic Fire Insurance Comfy
\. YORK AND BROOKLYN,
CASH CAPITAL, .o1Goyooo
JOHN D. COCKS, Psest
AaaAs'o Do.a, Soy
Lamar rlre Insurance Comfy.
& OF NEW FORK CITY,
CASH CAFITAls......- 900. ....... eooopo0
=, ANTHONY, fssst
J.R. 81 Jen, sesy.
rsltsn llre lnssranee csnpy,
N So O1Mw FORK CITY.
CASH CAFITAI....................e lsey seeA
- $50 WILLIAM 4. C0BD, Pssst
JAM y. namuA Boy.
nupbelt Hlre lnnFanss c..
o. INV YoRK CrrY.
CASH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o3oepo
J0nN1AuKu, Fut
wnsaAn hsEasAn: -.
Nv Ysrk ~ Insurance c..
o. NV YO1K CITY.
ACCUMULATED OAl13AI.. $500. oleoeeee
lGo111B y1AuKLms rse6A
fEmnY 1AE1As Aso1sy.
n Pffl0A1lo1o y01 ueUnAnC1 AID
- 49,. - = - 80 - II - "a
r T. { y ! 1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

Tar BAIrnoss Clipper says that !
petition 70 Congress, urging the adoption
Of Mr.. Cfittenden's compromise meas.
m, = j. circulation in that city with
! lise q nsnes 500 feet long, contain
tsg absst 1900 aienatassa. Over ESQ.
poopoo AZ yspssssated By TIE parties
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

people. 1t was splendid sight which
but few had the pleasure Of witnessing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-17

The letter of Vice President Breckin-
ridge to Gov. Magofiu, Was published in
the Constitusion Thursday morning.
He favors the Crittenden Compromise,
because, be says, Of oil the plans offered,
it comedies most to the North, while it
preeents the least that the South can
accept OF the spirit Of the Republi-
cane, he says:
l tell you that the Republicans 10
Congress, and fear in the country. will
never adopt It. They will not recog-
nize in any form, directly or indirectly,
property in slaves. They will outlaw
from the protection Of the common Gov
eminent property, to the value Of -,
OO0, 200, 900, and which Is interviewer
with the very structure Of society in
nearly half the States OF the Union.
Their fixed policy is to WELD the Fede-
raj Government Tor anti -slsvcry purposes,
and to crush all opposition by arms. !
am not mistaken Is to the purposes OF
the resolute and controlling spirits OF
that organization at this capital.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
rax SUPPLY or COAL.

TEE LLrIIs AND TIE WAR History tells US OF ma
nv Instances OF female patriotism during the resolution.
az war When euu dge bags became scarce, the 10
dies ire " gave their aiaue sks 10 be used for at
purpos, and il We mistake not the blrle Of Cowpens
"a. tough, under petcoat which bad beep given ty
a Aiss Elliott to Col Washington for q h.g Our men
Under Gen Morgan fought bravey beneath the folds Of
lhe pstticoat Aig. aud achieved an evermemorable
victory over the Brtish under Col Tareton. The Ia
co Of the Pressnt day patriotic as those OF the
revelation and it Is 60 ibem that We are Indebted for
much Of our succ, IS In tho present struggle Almost
every day We hear Of come patriotic dei Of the ladies
Of this city, Who since the commencement OF our tou
bss have been 90 untng 10 their devotion TO
mon oausr. The latest was related 70 ns yesterday
BY gentleman who peeped In 70 see the L,dis' Mill
tsry Sewing 81 cety the Methodist Church. the other
lag He Informs that be found them cutting up their
Bmota skirts for trimmings for the soldiers uniforms
Tie stripes carefully cut out and used fer trimming
ie rsaaloops aud coats, sud every part Of the gar
II vas worked Up toto trimming for some part Of the
ruirorm -VteksbNrg Whig.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

Carr. JoHx O. sHfLDs, Of the lst Hovitssr Com
p,ny who has been in active and Efficient service on the
Potomac, and In the Valley since the began,
ba, been appointed Coumsp$ins Of the Artillery Camp
near this city Bis duty will be to Organise instruct
and pspue for the field, the Artillery Companies now
here, or that may COME. ThersAs nov seven os eight
Companies q. the post. Toe selection Of Capt. q, fo'
this important SERVICE high comp msnt to him a an
officer Wills bis experience energy, system and vigilance
make the selection sudIciOus one on tho part Of The
authorities. |tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
ELECTORAL TICKET FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE
PRESIDENT.


For tie State at Lag'.
JOHN R. EDNUNDs, Halifax.
ALLEN T. OAPERT0N, Monroe.
l. JOSEPH CHRI:TIAN, Of MiddleseI.
3. OINCNNATUs W. NEWTON, Of Norfolk City
r. T. DANIEL. Of Richmond City.
4. WIN +. THOMPSON, Of Dinwidds.
s. WOOD BoULDIN, Of Charlotte.
8. WIN. L. GOGGIN, Of Bedford
2. B. F. RANDOLPH, of Albemarls.
8. JAS W. WALKER, Of Madison.
.. ASA ROGERS, Of Loudoun.
10. SANL. O. WILLIAMS, Of Shenandoah.
II. 8. MCDOWELL REID, Of Rockbhdge.
IL. BENRY A. EDNUNDS0N, Of Roanoke.
IS JAS. W. sHEFFEY, Of Smyths.
H. HENRY J. FISHER Of Mason.
10. JOSEPH JOHNSON, Of Harrison.
ls. 4. q. FITzHUGH. of Ohio.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
TEDEaAL REPORTS FsoX MISSOURI.

Aer reading the following YAnkss accounts OF recent
siiruishes in Missouri and comparing them with oui
ovn ports Whisi know to be tbs most correct YER
Elns which have been Published one would hardly r.
cogDiE, il them ths sane engagements True to their
cd ,u, they eoataus to lie themselves into vc:o.
ra, no uaEsr how often how compete their defeats
She Tunes report h.s the iolosing;
pSILu.Ar ca.SGE CT aESxEAL ERExosr's sopT GUARD
UPOS TWO TH,U sASD kEsELs.
Sr L9uIs o.. "a The ionoSiog dispatch was re-
Osiysa zero sis eyeuirg;
BKApouAkTKEs Is TIE FIKID.
Near HIruans,ii', Nc,
Saturday, Oct. 2s.
OapI KeRs,ssr aisl Adj GshT:
Yesterday sternoon, n. S,sgoyne, at the hesd OF
my guard made most brilliant charge upon body OF
the ensDy drawn up 10 line Of battle, at their camp at
g. riDghed 1900 2 200 strong. he completely rout-
el them c.. AIRED them from the town, hoa ed the Ma
topa z on the court house. ard retired upon = reir
frceuent which be has already joined Our loss Is not
great.
hs successful charge sgaiust such very large odds
h noble aple TO the army Our advance will oceu'
D. Spri' g6 Ia to night
Is gaeeJ o. FRKNokr,
II Ior General Commanding.
Gen. rremort's bydJ-Eu1rd Numbers three hun
dred
OFFICIAL RKPoRT or TIE VICTORY.
, sIRiSeSrELD Saturday Oct. 20 The following Is a
speGl dfps.eh 70 the ST. Louis Rspu5liesR:
Tne following dispatch has been received announcing
most brilliant Victory Springfield BY Gen. Fremonss
b)jy guard, numbering $50 men:
FIVE hnrs OUT CT BoLrvAK
Oct 25. 10 N.
GTSxEAL; rep1rt respectfully that yesterday at
p u met in sprint ID about 900 rebels formed in
Inc o. batill They gave very reception, bat
your gus-d With feeling made charge, and in leis
tan three minutes the enemy completely Tou I'D by
$50 men. We cleared The city OF every rebel ant
tired t beirg night and not feeling able 10 keep
The nae win 20 smsll fores
NJ Tor Whites command did not participate Ia the
charge have etsrges but such brilliant bravery
Ihsve neycr ssen, and did not expect Their war cry,
'Fssmoot aud the Upion," broke forth Ike thunder
[Sigued1 CHARLKs SzAeoSt
N,jor Commanding Body Guard.
Col John n. RICHARDSON who rode TO the vic nj
y Of Sprinsn. last evening, ssys Major sagoni vas
gded to the from the Jsfsrsol the Mount V,r'
rol roads By Judge Ovens. The camp was Just outside
Of tia city.
Seagonl was compelled 10 pass througsa lane
and down . number Of fence rails before hs could
charge on the foe, thus drawing their Ere.
There good deal Of lighting IN Springs and
from the houses secessiOniss who Of their
Dwellings sad fred at The body guard, were killed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
Tho Two Peoples

The distinctive characteristics OF the American South
ron and Northman clearly marked and d'fna,
BILE than those Of the Bton and Scot. Widely differing
in origin, and grown s more dss!mar under the irau
eros Of diverse l maes habits and training, moral and
intellectual It Is not strange tina. upon the removal OF
the external pressure Of common dipger at the close OF
the War of Independence the colonies practically segre'
gated There was entire absence Of homogenei.y; their
constituent elements repusve ad the atteup' to
combine them into harmonious nationality was successful
Ia partial degree only by resort 10 violent mutual con-
cessons Tbs old and union were conceived,
barn. and sustained In the air Of compromise The con-
sutiona and legislative history Of the United States Is
bu. chronicle Of compromises. The development Of
every new national interest," tbs adoption Of every ma.
tionsl measure required the yielding Of something BY
the one side or the other And when the northern Sec
ton Of the Union refused to perform this positive con-
dition Of u continuation, 1t irrepsraby crumbke
into the separate and distinct sovsregntes OF which 1t
was composed and henceforth will oly DO known on the
page Of completed history.
The true s,uthron and the genuine Yankee Of this day
hold the same relative positions 10 the scale Of humanity
that were occupied by their ancestors the Cavalier AID
the Puritan In the seventeenth century It true that
the accidents of situa lon, to which We baye Referred
have supernduced new variations but 1t Is equally true,
that hereditary transmission has preserved intact unto
our day the original idiocratica dreroes. ol1s Van.
kes, it may be truly said:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
nor1urrnIEIIH nLHApA.


The Qiebee CarOnicle says Mr.. Ward, late American
Nui5lSr 20 China vas In that city recesuy, and has
gone TO gland. The Chronicle adds:
II Is CO 'e,It,d tere that Mr.. Ward took letters o.
Eaqqe HIM TO be given TO priVsteers 70 cruise IN
Cia4 waters 10 look after the Ca ornis treasure
shlps on tue Pacific side Of the Is,hmus Numbers OF
ot,r SOuheruers have come and gone this sumner by
OR steamers ard many have been Staying 10 To-
Iol,o son,resl, and even here. Toe United States
passport system Is not only nusinse, bus very use
less Ons.
Tcs BOs,oa-TfAnssrips publishes the following state
meat
letter from an ind rental citizen of Hilifax, Nova
ScItia dated the 10 n inst shat All 81 Psbury
e1 Anerssn COasul at that part nov Pltying high
game there the agent for the Southern Concderacy
Re pure lasng Wter. percussion caps medicines
other supplies for the reb L. with money furLihed by
them. Toe Argyle. which sailed from fax Short
time ago had an assorted cargo, worth 500 0oo which
Mr. PiL bury engineered" o. the lon instant Mr.
P,isoury purchased eli 3, Withods psu1e, aud
at the las dates plttDg hundred barrels Of
powder board packed in drums Of cooh'h The ear
10 was collected Pisburys place Of bus ness, which
Il secluded from eose observation. Most OF the pur-
cbases have been taken thber usd OF night
Tue vessel Il is thou ht vii! be beaehed on the South
cru COAST and the cargo secured which be GO a.
przs 10 Seesssa Ths writer states that the loyal ell
eos Of the United States in Halifax in consultation
with our of6,ia there, 10 see II PIsbnry cannot be
broagbT 10 justice.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

We ever bsvs the chance to do 50. with better 'fss'
than th'y did on The number o. pt'ooen ken
vas sbou, seven hundred and Atty Exclusive Of cerrs
and the number that killed IL Is impossibs 70 i
the enemy we're carrying them over In bats all cay
There was over hundred found on the ID ntx cru.
Ing and large humber Of wounded. Our loss Is I'm ~
10 comparison to theirs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
OOL. r r r. COBB.

This gentleman has written lettsr TO friend tn Ath
ems 10 which be says;
"Do not suffer my name to be run for Congress- !
would not serve II elected. shall 60 70 Redmond
for short tmsin November to 6ght for he Army, then
rstwn to fight With a."
This Is the sp, Of the true soldier should prove
TO be contagious, Il will do good.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

Hos. JOIN O. BsrcKuRrDsE has bsen appointed BY
tie President Bhgsdisr General and has taken biz do
pture for Kentucky the Geld Of service 70 which he
assigned The appointment will Be bssd with sstfao'
ton BY tho country and especially BY the patriots Of
Kentucky
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06

pssi nv Proves, Marshal Grnh and which Is Jass 90
The fl1y LEFT it In al haste including their sAve ss.
v.na IA hut one Of many sim lar mansions 'ha' pa'
cljnsp,s INIT the g ,yernment. Il Is curious iiet
ina; ia th, house are three portraits OF mr. ouCnAa"'
c,xvxSrs or rHR SoRrHERs PREss on rdE NAVAL iioHf
IN TEE LOWER MIsShsIPPI-oo~ARoioEe CHARGED 10
fzuR oFsIcKRs-
Th Horh ia no, pleased With the result OF the 81
f,i. an thin was dsceeditAole TO tue NICER eou
m,ni" The abin.t,a correspor dent tells what is
thousht Of t in Washington in the olo"ing blunt style
HsvFteg:
o,isr irie-ence receged near the Attic appears TO be
N ,,t discredahle 70 the @ er in command panic
have seE d those In suboritva the officer com,
s,di,o one OF Ii, shts abandoned her, aud ordered
aLw N rrh 20 b. applied 10 the mAgsI ne Tle snip
was wed from des ruction OIL. by ~ ior ONE 10
Ing 20 carry Ou osd-r and t'k the r"sPohsom!'
q a If he III eis has .,n ordered home 10 tks MS
trial BY court mSrll Tnere Is no "1cuss for allure
10 CAPTURE the whole cf the rebel Aset The SecTeHy
of The NV sud Asista1t Secretary Fox, have taken
the us Ter up warmly and vii order court Of ha-iy
in'o he whole tfir.
Toe Herald ads, editorially:
l. sas o1ipg 10 the fright and mbeciy OF our naval
officers that the reb, 10 lila not captu ed or de-
streyed. LIT the whole matter bs Thoroughly siteo'
We Ae placed in possession Of scms facts from the ON
ea fip Itch OF Captain Pope But there are other facts
sill bsbild which will come out in the Investigation
which no doubt be ordered by the Secretary Of the
NsVs Who with bis Assistant Secretary Fox Is oeVoung
hmRh with great energy the service OF the country,
Rot only In the departments generally but 10 the eeng
VI 1t the greal naval expedition, aud In The oispl ng
Of a. iothisient from command We hep tney
will follow Up their energetic a. 10 the ks-ssipp
sou irol In al similar cases. add thus weed out mos-
cia.y al put on board our ship men Of energy ana
cOu. age