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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Co Feotlons. -
Thess I've bod asssmbisd st Dswhs
ye"sFdsy 80 ~ very uDani nessly at
tended. The dslsgad no from every county b..
ing Ssn. We have Pt st this late hour the
"@s 70 prepare . report Of the proceed.
'nes for tbis mornia paper. bat will do %
to-merrow. The ed )idates presented to the
convention for Cod fsss were E. II Thsyer.
Of Moscatins. Had lton Holt. Of Jackson.
Joseph WiIIisms. Auseatiss, and J. n.
Preston. Of Lion. u gs TbAyse receiving .
majority Of the vote Fas declared the unan-
i0oos nominee.
The Convention opted The resolutions
passed at the state Cd vontion, with few I'D.
ditioos.
10 the Judicial Cpvsptiou hon. Joseph
williams vss nominst By acclauAtion for
Judge. and upon the st ballot. C. N. Dun
bar. Of Jackson. was I'd pinatsd for Peosseut.
ing Attorney. The CO vsntion wss very har.
moo,"us and despatched business With great
pae efA3s. IL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
From Fort Monroe.

y = FT. 0ONROE, July 70.
The Union pri5Bners who arrived At Fortress
Monroe yesterday IN the steamboat Kenuebso,
were fron RichuSnd, and will eli rsmsin in the
hospitals at and eear this place for the present
There were abo uti9oAof them. Most of them are
nearly we'll. Ths{ay ~, we're Ssry we'll treated
By the rebels xSil&in pri5dh. only they were kept
closely conAoed, en( their food sas bad, but this
was not 20 nfnch fro1 desigAas iecessity. They
say our sayEsoas at nthmond acted nobiy and 10
self-satn6cing spin towards our sick and
wounded prisonsrs. takin9 the greateso esfe Of
them both nishAaed day.
Uniop trooyp srt almost daily arriving at this
place, waking very ehsre stay, ana then passing
up th{ Jaqes Rivet to join 6sn. Mcclellan o.
Gen. Hhrnsi1e's divisions.
The weethsr continues csol, and the sick are
rapidly rsooveyipg. Many ays now convalescent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
THE HOUsEK EEPER,S
new FURNITURE POLISH! 4

Prepared from 40 improved recipe blythe pro-
lppietor Of the Brother Jonathan Poish" 10 certi
bed BY all the leadisg New York furniture deal
geu and Piano Forte Makers TO be tho best in the
world for removing scratches, marks and dirt, and
restoring high and lasting gloss to all kinds Of
ivsrnished work, frsm furniture to leather. It.
cheaper and better than varnish, dries immedi-
steIy, and il eAily applied, With piece VI can
ton flannel and bott;e Or two Of this New Fur
niture polieh,s housskeeper can work magic in
now. Now 10 the time to "shine up" your tables,
chairs, desks pianos picture frames,
and make them look 50 per cent. better. This 10
true economy. For sale BY furniture dealers and
storskeepers generally. Price, Is and 50 cents
bo lie. Depot No. ! Spruce street, Nov York.
special agents wanted. Address, box 1872, New
York p. 0.
july8-d&wtfebl4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Orro KLra is Cd npletiug bis sewer,
and hereafter will no bs troubled With water
In bic cellar. There ire numerous property
holders Who should low bic example.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
From Fredericksburg.
FarD'sIorssu.e. July r.
If f0UAA>1 - ~ = uA.>1A

Pursaaet to - order Of Gen. Pops, Capt.
Chandler, Of Gen. Kingy stat, asresssd last
night 4 numb1r Of influential citizens 81 Freder-
icksburQto 70 - held ss hostages for ths release Of
certain Ueion men carried Of BY thS fsbsls last
spring. The parties were taken from their beds
There Is large namb8 Of individuals visiting
their families here on f1rlouehs bom the rsbsl
army, and plans are being arrangs1 for their CAPT
tuie tonight. :
Day before yesterday the Sd Indiana Cavslr1
met the enemy several miles frln here on tfs
Richmsnd road, iesvi1g one killed and IL
Two companies Of y. Brookl,a 18th "a /.
squsdron Of the HarriA Light Cav1lsy srs = pur-
suit Of the enemy. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

A NAN 25 years old, may, for fifiy
cents week. secure apolicy 10 the Equitable
Life Assurance Society, paying dividends III
the time. and providing for hts old sge $1,000
when so years old, and for his family $1,000
1t Ms dsath if he die sooner. W. F. koss.
Agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

PrAcnss.-c.ll 1t Starts for the
best p..eh.. 10 .ovo. q. is selling them a.
wholesale and retail, vvFy cbssp.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
California News.

Z N4v YoRK, July =.
Tho steamer Moth Star h@s arrived here With
$4,000 in treasure from Californis, and Aspin-
vail dates of the 18th.
Advicss from Nsw Granad( .r. mot important.
Ihe war was dre~ing to eloss by the contin-
ued success Of Msquera. He had iss6ed de-
cree making emi taa,s immsdlr tsly on asrivsl
natural, zed citiss with tho exception thst they
should not be call 70 do military service for 20
s:, S s.s'' be . ss ..ss sss sss
these municipal diDssists.
,0sa. Arbulda 10 pl3Atsd 70 have been defeated
.: I'd ':''';''' ''''!H hi s''' . i''a''''
Six hundred men wsqD aeobably bs sent 70 Pan.
anna to reinforce Aosd6d, Varces. in consequence
Of the governor Of thYASAN calling the oitisens
to arms to recover pq6ekid4
Two Frerch mem -ft-w& t4e ct Acupulor and
body Of Mexicans, qnderk 1frabaldian ofacer. .hsd
erected battery, iAssndihg 1 to sink them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Nsw OFFICE. Messrs. Parker d
EdvArds ere fn'shia up . commodious and
comfortable lav Off on Main street. sdjoin.
log Coo. q n.a'y:' D.. ''''d''s' and will
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

vT,HAT SPLENDID RESIDENCE or SIXTH
/ Street, between Scott Street and Western
Avenue, recently occupied by M.rvin Porter. and
known as tho LAABKlTB PROPERTY" 10 offered
for aale very low.
July Is, 1862.
Apply to BENNETT / WHITCOMB,
d2w Attorneys &C., avenport, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

HYDRO ECLECy lC CURE.
Gresnbush, Moline Avenue, Rock lslsnd, Illinois
MR.. / MRS. I. 8. PRICE, Physicians.
Is now open for the reception Of patients who
wish to avail themselves of o thorough course Of
WATER TIRE MENT,
in connection with
OLAIRVOYANT EXAMINATIONS
Medical Prescr . .
cisn and experienced nurses. We shall continue
our riding practice - usual In Davenport, Rock
Island and Moline,ani in special eases, make calls
BY rail road and river. Charges for treatment, at
the cure, i've to ten dollars per week. Patients
Price will pay special attention to the practice Of
Obstetrics and healing diseases peculiar TO her
sex oys d&vtt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

GREENE has just received a choice
lot Of peaches, at The pit office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Appoi,,.es, Of IS. Haliec1 a. Con.
nande> aa-Chiei.
~ WAssIxorox, July -.
The following y IL order sndse Which Gsa.
Hallsek assumes hls ~ peoiti1n
yJxneUrrvD NAnsloN,l
saiveron. Jslyll. (
Ordsrsd, that Major IDassal Ralleck - assign
Cd % the comnand * De whQle land forces Of
the United STATES - 0 sssl IN Chief. and that be
Win repsir 20 this csp,d - soon - he caa with
safety 70 Ne positions = operations within the
dspaftnsnt now under IL special charge.
SiSned H. q. LlNCOfn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

1OWo G0ovo0tloD.
- <ADss1 1lo,sls, Iowa, July y.
Ths Rspy6liN bAtf coavsssiss NET Ss-day.
The atssnlpn( - w iafga - ~ soavsa-
" Wdsli 4, so.as5, ~ ,e.i,..,a
s1sssnrs. ihasSsg = fss1 eily nsg3liSlee,
IN betssu VI ss-aeq haee6 - As1aleFS1
- so q l,..s Asass a.'aL
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES.
THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFfEREKT
i sitehss, and fuas the cloth either right o.
lsft, % the operator Dsy desire. It sews vssy
rapid, 10 easy II operation and almost noiselss1
Il 10 fully prot sted BY Letters patent, sn1 ssoA
machine warranted - TIE purchsssr
AZ those dssising first class family sewing
machine will b. richly repaid By a examination
o. II. merits ass7 . t.s,pps1 t.p1 CONE A.. ,'o
: Corner Of prady and "a St., Davenport; Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
nawasr nill Exp,os,our

\ M - o,.,..r r111IkLD, skL, JutyN -.
ssed = sbs naautsstSbA vi 20 Bvder. A. H...rS.
wills. Coma. were destroy ~ n sxo,cion. Sev-
on Of the work men and ~ tsamstsr we're in.
aen;iy Killed. issysr,AIm.a3Na.s done 70 th.
1sn building. an The xiaas. By the semendous jsr.
The loss Of powder and property is noteo ser;or.
- to interfeeg with the regular busincSA 81 she
company, Ybfch has IS buildings lef. untsSl Slhed.
incauain9A AuI licates Of those destroyed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
From r. lelphia.

meeting .si.ss. Ri.ss,. .:. July S.a a. to-
day q the BotM oi5Jrd sRoons to aid in rais-
ing the quotSof v6iunt{ 70 from Pennsylvania.
Mayor Henry presi iaed. 5000 was subscribed
towards rails ne ~ eameuts in tAia city BY 8s
parties, several suAscrly ling $500 I'D $4,000
apiece, and Done less thIh 81 oN. /
A grand mass meeting willbe heA in Inds.
pendence square on ID hriay I'M.
The Common Councl will - t1tP. N. on the
prs0osed bou1ky apr ethn6
~ Psnnsy ls1sla113 odnpsny will cQ
oonsriSa $4,000 - 4saA for the boua)Eof
volonsee'
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

~. IL
FLous.-Dull st -, ,9002 IS.
WREAr. Market heavy, 74SGse
CORx. In fair demand q S9e.
RARLxY.-s2x@55.
OAfs-3IX035c t-u
RYE-Fsrm 1t $50.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
NledRronOsals

WML' BE RFcrIvED AT THE OFFICE
Aug 9th, for the srsotson Of pile bridge %
= bird strest near Mr.. Nc1snus' speciAeations
nay Be seen e the Stors Of Jas Dooley, corner Of
be6dy and Fifth staests. ''s's..9s : !
I s. M $ J. J. SMART, u. Clerk,
lsaD Davenport, July n. 1864. ], -. y3i dsw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

i The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Com psDy 10 one Of the oldest and best life
Companies in this country. The same cash
Investment will procure . policy for twice
the amount given BY many other companies.
Robert Simpson, agent.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
On motion Council burned.

$2o.4o, less tha67orty cents week,
will secure life policy Tor $1,000 in the Con.
necticut Mutual Life Insurance Company.
Aesets, $4,S5O,O00 Dividends have never
been less than forty per cent. per annum. H..
B. Hoffman, agent
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

A..nn, Asssaay. JAY ~
JENNIE Wnrpt1, No son, Keoksk.
B'As HEnpsssos. Rhi =. babaass.
.sa DBpA1 b.
AD HM., Calf. Dubu 10.
JsxHls WsirrLa, Nd fsen, Ksokak. -tca
SoAfs lRAvlb TODAY. eis. 5
The Northern Line pad i Sucker State Csps
Ward, viii depart fes Sd touis and intssmsdiAte
points to-day. pa S19I
The Bal Henderson. taia Rhosse, VIII de-
psst foe abassqas 80 d neAiAss iaaaings at !
o'clock this ncrning. - ssAt hsk A a
The IN ssa iiassaa yAsha Ksss aoassl
peiass .. ! eslss.t this = a.s, neeiine sozass'
r.. r. :: s. \ .; L. ! !, r...,...
Hnl virflssvs isel St. 2 and way poiSts 4
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
AnotAer Fight In MissaGH

PILOT kNOB, 10. July ~.
Il 10 reported this norn,ng thse the detachment
Of four companies undss NJ. Levert, sent out
tercept the guerrillas< <whe hade the raid on
Greersvie, had fal)Gn in with ~ enemy, eena-
pletsly disper ing the band, takin4 l6 prisoners
and recovsrinssn the booty taken ss 0llsrsvills.
No further pe@ticulars received Jet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

TaE Continental, Security, Lorillsrd
and Metropolitan FIRE In.uranes Companies, Of
New York, and the New England and Marine,
Of Hartford, are reliable. prompt paying sock
Companies. Robert Simpson, agent, south
east corner Second and Brady streets.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

-%Jv:AJNT II. q a as
aA aeABas4AA-IHoulRt Arrhn soo1f
!; ~ n Esl51 = a - -eesSsseA
w. III .saisoA y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

"Tnr OLD HARrrOko"-W. F. Ross,
AssNr. METROPOLITAN BunDlxG.-The Hartford
Fra Insurance Company (chart. t.red A. D.
lslO) has just made Its one hundred and
fourth semi.aonual statement, eh0 wing assets
of &962l5865, with less than $4,000 liabilities
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
Fro4tLouisy HE.

II. x..h,i.,. h.. ~ |s.a. : IL. Ss,s !.n.r.. 10
s.oHs s,s .i.S.p ,! Sss. Afhoai's church, "''
General salshi S6rcs ard v.d .. sen.r'.t. pur-
rapidly rs'rssse4s6,o + Os.see. -
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

The HOME Insurance Company, Of
New York. has q cash capital Of one million
dollars. and . surplus. 90 per last statement Of
452l26S0S, making total cash aseets Of
*l52l268.O .O8. the liabilities heing $65OsO 40
W. +. kose, Agent, Metropolitan Building.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
NUMBER 2ss.
THE kETs.

THE M kETs.
Davenport Mark - aily Report.
On, 81 4 Dsx. 3 Ns~sl
arsdAv p, July -. !
W. are now faih1 |to hssvs LEAD business in
town is very slack, Hour asa =. hsv. taken
another rise ts-dal ovt
tLous-ws = sst s4.4oo
WHEAT - 75@soc. y nd Ao@sos.
Rees pts a55 shipasau a =.
nAsLsY.7 hiaal at 20 csuts.
CoRx-l3/1e.
OArs--l ROc.
OOL-008AOc. IAx
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Lrorusr.-Mr. H pry will lecture at
L.cl.irs Hall on Monday plight on the war;
He is one Of the most int igsot and eloquent
sps.ksrs Of the times, ed ws hope that be
1:. %:.u.. b. encouraged Go hear ''" BY all
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25
dAlNES' ILLINOIS HARvEyTER,
-THB ONLY
Real Labor 0aeSe1
HARVESTING MACHINE IN THE WORLD.
Very Strong and Durable! !!
Hasvssts grain for

Over 5000 sow II suoosssf0l opssation. Fss0.
ers, pos, yourselves before buying any other ma
chino. For particulars, sec pamphlsts 70 be OBJ
tsinsd sf 4. ). visls, Davenport, q 2. 3. Cook,
Gsoenl v esteTn Agent. Barber Hawlsy CO.,
manufacturers, Pekis, Ills. ny1e W39
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

FaRsu OYsrsR. Charley Bell has
. lot Of Aal,by's hsf sttea lly sealed oystsFs,
very nice, which he = serve up as his place.
them.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-07-25

Death Of Ea-Pse1deat 4(rsiu Ia
K,s.lnH,or. J Y, Ju!yM.
Ez-Pr.sid.nt M.r.issv Bjr.n di.$2. his
residence 1t o'clock tlss A. NJ in thsIeSsh year
of hts age. III
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
Eccraitins.

Tho Governor hus again postpondcd
the drait to the frat OF October, on which
day il will take place In such cities and
towns rs shall not by that time have I'll
ed up their qloias Ivy volunteers. For
the sake Of the caus, Of cur imrcrilcd
country, when now demands that the
troops called for by the Government
should be furnished without delay, and
for the honor of the old Bay State which
has led the van IN this war, we trust there
will be no draft. Hearty and patriotic
co-opcrations between those who canno:
90, but who have wealth to be protected
and those who can and are willing to 60
il their families can be provided for, will
ill ~ the ranks with volunteers. We
again repeat the inspiring words OF Gem
Fremont: "crowd your pc,riotic sold
iers to the field, happy in their privilege
to Be thcrc; mike every fight avictory u,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
lncidcnIs OF The Wnr.

Some years ago Sir Charles Nopir gave
the following advice to Bristol regimen,
in Calcutta, which is just an applicabel to
our own soldiers in the South:
Lot me give you bit Of advice, that is
don't drink. Iknow young men do no,
think much about advice from old men.
they put thoil tongues in their cheek, and
t,ink that they know good deul better
than the old cove that Is giving them ad-
vice. But let me tell you that you are
come TO a country where, If you drinh
lou are a dead man. II you be sober ant
steudy, you'll get on well; but ilyou drinl
YOU arc done for. You will either be in
yalidcd or die. | know two regiments il
this country-one drank, the other didn't
drink. The one that die drink has bocr
all but destroyed, know there are some
mcn who will drink in spite of their OH.
GERS, but such men will soon be in the
hospital, aud very few in this country that
80 in ever come out again
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
On whIch side arc the Demo.
crats.

They have juit gone through on elsc.
tioneoring campaign in California. Tho
dcmocrots--we mean the sham demo-
orats-thcre as elsewhere, impudeutly
claim that they are the only patriots
%or instance, the Me' Bufta Record says !;
"Goycrnor Spraguc Of Rhode Islard
was the only Democratic Gogornor in
America at the time the war begun and
was among the first TO lead troons to tho
Nations capital" To which the Sacre.
meRto Bee responds;
There were SeUenteen Democratic
Governtrs at the outbreak of the war !;
all but four of whom were raising troop
to be led 'to the nations capital anterior
to. such action on The part of Governor
Sprnguc--and the only difference between
them was that whilst Sprague wa, going
to defend it, the other Democratic Gov
ernors were going to destros itl And,
what is singular fact also, no Gapernor
nut Democratic one led trool or rais-
ed troops TO DO led against the Nations
Capital"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
s:atc Miiiiary Organization.

The necessity for more Cfii,icnt or
ganizaton of our state militia, and that
Immediately, begins to be opparcn: to
all. The Worcester Palladium urges
the matter, aud rd5gcs,s that the militia
should bo based upon city aud town or
ganz ,tiuns. and 'bai thu enrolment shalt
shall contain those liable to military du-
ty, aud none others. by this means it
suys in case oil call for troops for Oe-
tive service, tho DRAFT would be made
from the cnrollcd militia as readily as
jurors are now drawn. The Palladium
says;
1t is among the possibilities that Mas
,snchusetts may neeu military service ior
herself before this rvbelloh shall have
passed oil f; and what mo ~ effective sys
TEN could Uu established than that ot 1
State Guard, arranged in companies, u
bnttallions, or regiments, for each city
and town as each cnrolnent might dc
tcrmlne 1t would be well il our lcgis
laiors would think ol ii und thus secure
n more effective Us well as cheaper sys
item than we now have"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
TIEE BATTLE or ANTEBTAM!
Icticr fr0in Capt. OgIc.
CAMP ON BATTLE FIELD, NEAR THrl
DnToMAr Spnt IA

CAMP ON BATTLE FIELD, NEAR THrl
PoToMAc, Sept. l6.
Mr.. A. V. OGLE:
set down to give you short history
of yesterdays fight. Our Regiment (the
Sth,) is one of Gen. Kimble's Brigade
Trenches Division, of Summers corps,
was led to battle by Lieut.. Col. Frank
SaSyer Yesterday the Waterloo of
America was fought 1t was the great
est battle of the rebellion, and we whip
ped them. The lire of battle was l2
miles long. The battle opened at day
break, and musketry and cannon was
kept up constantly all day till nine at
night. can put no estimate on the
number killed and wounded, was over
part of the battle field this morning, per-
haps a mile Of it, and it was the most
lrightlu sight ever eheld. We now
ed them down in large numbers, then we
were moved down Likewise, but not so
bad as they were. There were three dis
tinct lines of dead rebels, lying on a lit
tie 10 acre field. | counted, on this field
$50 dead rebels, 80 horses aud ~ smash.
ed cannon, They laycd in u horIid man
gled condition. Some lay side by side,
touching each other; others lay in man
gled piles.
We charged upon them and they
charged upon US, and were only 200 feet
apart, but we got the irrt fire, ard the
way they lay there was truly astonish-
ing. We killed all Of the first line, and
the next line came out of the woods just
as we reloaded, and they too were laid
like the rest. On we went and met the
North Carolina line of troops. These
troops let us come up and the 10th tire,
the l4th North Carolina surrendered TO
the 9th Ohio, IL wDs Kimble's Brigade
that broke their line and drove them into
two flanks or wings and thus the day was
ours.
French's Division went into the fight
with 4,sOO men, and came out with loss
of 20OO, killed and wounded. The 8th
Reg. went in with 324 men and had 1869
killed and wounded. Campauy A went
in with &C. men and had in killed and
wounded, | here give you list of them
as follows: ~.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10
skirmish nt rrmmforavi,,c.

Ono of the most successful cavairy
charges of Gen. Buell's campaign il
Kentucky or Tennessee, was made on
last Sunday, the goth inst, at Munford.
Vile, Kentucky, by the advance guard OF
General Woods division, then the nd.
vance of Gen. Bucl's army, near Horse
Cave. -
The first battalion of the 3D. Ohio cav.
airy, only l45 men, under command Of
Maj. John H. Foster, composed of com.
pnnes B, III and NJ, met the pickets o.
the rear guard of Brngg's army, and aftei
driving them a distance Of over six mile,
met the main body OF Bragp's guard com
posed Of Col. Webster's 81 Georgia cav.
airy, 500 strong, under the command o
Lieut.-Col. Brown. al
Tue enemy were osted in a strong
position on Rowtell's Hill and under coz,
er Of a heavy piece OF woods. a brisl
skirmish ensued, and utter three unsuc
cesslul chargss by the rebel cavalry,theJ
were repulsed and totally routed, leaving
dead on the field their Lieut.- Col. Brow
Commanding, a Captain Wilson and fifty
one men, The loss on our side was on
ly two killed and FIVE wounded.
The whole affair was witnessed by
Gems. Wood, Haskell, Waggonor anC
others. 1t is said by those who witness
ed Il, in view Of the superiority of tn,
ehemy's force, to be one ofthe most b0lC
and daring charges ever made. p Thre,
cheers aud tigerl MI honor to the brayi
Buckeye boysi Long may they liye!--
Louis. Dem. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

soESEAT the NEWARK IN. j. ] EXEMPT
IoS OFrlcE.-rhe next aspirunt was
Yawcob Schneider. "What is the mat
ter with you, YawcobT' "Vcll mine pack
is most proke." "Iocnl or chronic, vnts
datp 81 mean is yours standing conn
blaint!" "Nein, luys in der bed sener-
ally" "Wcll, how did you hurt your
backw "Vall, was some beer drink
last week, in der saloon aud goes mine
house in, an den goes my stairs UP and
aud lumbles, my window out, ard by
tam ! strikes der sidewalks on my pack
aud lies in der bed for threo months?'
"Ah," said the clerk, "you fell out of the
window last nsek!" "Yaw." "And you
laid abed three months, how do you make
that out!" Itch nix for stay, ieh cat
nicht so much English speakin all de-
while" Yawcob didn't get his papers.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

OIJ-It is related of Gen. Sigel that du-
ring the battle Of Friday he suddenly y ith-
drew the whole Of the right wing, con-
bincd that with his left, and with wonder
ful celebrity hurled both on the cnemy's
right, driving him back with great loss.
Here Is an evidence Of fine generalship.
Promotion aud responsible command can
not be too quickly bestowed on officers
who give evidence of the possession OF
ability like that shown by Franz Sigel.
I Portsmouth ". III. Chronicle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-10-10

The following is a good story nboit
a clergyman who lost his horse one Satur-
day evening. Aftsr hunting in compu-
ny with boy until after midnight be
gave upin dispair, The day souiewhat
detected at his loss, he went to the pu.-
pitt and took for his text the following
from Job n-t11 :
"oh, that / knew were I might find
him"
The boy who had just com in, snppSs-
ing the horse was still the burden ol' his
thoughts, cried, out nl0s
81 know where lie is--he's in Deacon
Smiths barn. y