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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
A Voice from the Tomb.

In Harvey's life Of Gen. Francis
Marion, of Revolutionary memory,
published in 1s48, the author says
that that grand old patriot made
the following remarkable declara-
ton before his death
"Ambitious demagogues will
rise, and the people, through ig-
norance and love Of change, will
follow them. Vast armies will be
formed, and bloody battles fought.
And after desolating their country
with all the horrors of civil war,
the guilty survivors will have to
bend their necks to the iron yoke
of some stern usurper, and, like
beasts of burden, to drag implied
those CALLING chains which they
have riveted upon themselves for
ever" O. $50
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
..Saett.6 8aetrg.-dal.
N NARY rrEcrvAL

I'm going home, dear mother, s19P 6 y
Going home me 70 Goa; ara ~ !i'@aF
o, DO not weep, dear mother, '.''''- '''
But meekly bear the rod. .ll..t, '.,,,.
For in the heavenly mansions 10 flg5.;
'Eenlittle ones are .blest yad tylll
And with the dear Redeemer, si.i ~ ~
They gain the promised rest. s4ggug
Then do net mourn, dear mother, r.
For there are mansions fair, !
Where we shall meet again, mother, =.
Ard love each spirit share. ,I
0,fwill my father miss me / sgi2tI
When he returns at even ? X ~ 'srf
And will you, dearest mother I! li zr
otthiuk Of me in heaven1 ,i9H' rl
b Will my brothers sport and play, mother,
As Gwhen was by your side 2
And will you check their mirth. mother,
To talk Of him that died7 =.
I'll watch and wait, dear mother,
Upon that heavenly shore;
Form the spirit-land, mother, y.
(, Well meet, and part no more.
For soon a guardian angel
Will thy lost gem restore;
/ shall see thee cross the river,
To gain the peaceful shore.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
Obituary.

Departed this life, on the 18th of
September, 1862, at the house of
Mr.. Moore, in Gerard County, KY,
ioccasioned by wounds received in
the battle between the Federal and
rebel forces near Richmond, in that
State, on the 30th of August last,
| my son, RoBEkT EMMETr DAILY, 1st
Sergeant, Company E, Sixty ninth
Regiment, Ind. Vol. - t....,.i
., The deceased was born on the
I'd day Of November, 1885, q short
distance from Eaton, Preble CO.,
Ohio, whence he was removed by
his parents to Randolph County,
Indiana, on the 30th of September,
1843. Herehe volunteered on the
l26thi Of July last. Ills career was
short but brilliant. He lost his
own life in trying to save that of
his comrades, and III defense Of that
flag andsthat Constitution which /
taught him from his infancy to re.
we're, Like the, hero, / uamed him
after, For bis country. he lived; for
his country he died" Unlike the
Irish Patfietg however, who fell q
victim TO British treachery' and
tyranny, through the instrumental
ity Of the blood stained Norbury.
my son fell a victim to the worse
than imbec,lity Of his superiors,
wholledgani undisciplined army to
with, veterans vastly their
superior In point of numbers.
3 Farewell, Robert! !! farewell, my
mlichsloved iollildrj ! + taught YOU
,howxt0 5iseEE taught YOU how to
die. asY on have, faithfully fulfilled
my last Injunction to you; yophave
not swerved from the path Of duty !;
you diba6t dessrt y6drb bHag ia tRee
hour of dangeEl F arsweil ID Ioip.
'asad fsreweAu myupeble iboyL till
we meet again in the regions of
feternSlE beaititude, @hich Shortly,
very shoFtlyeperba iwillrbea the
,gase'q the meantime ReqaisseQt
al al ra' I'd GEo EoR ". DAILY. Sc
Snow Hill, Nov! 12, 1852. % fie
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
AN ORDER RESPECTING THE OBSER-
Z | VANCE OF THE SABBATH. o..

The following General Order
hrs been issued respecting the OBJ.
servaLce Of the Sabbath in the
Army and Navy: "''A" "'.' -a'
31.39e' %ExEcUTivs MANSION, 1913 ,
4 "WAsnSoToS, D c. Nov. l6. ! ff .
"The President, Commander-in
Chief of. the Army and Navy, de,
sires and enjoihs the orderly OBJ
servance Of the Sabbath by the
officers and men in the military
and naval service. The Importance
for man aud beast of the prescribed
weekly rest (; the sacred rights OF
Christian soldiers and sailors; a
becoming Difference to the best SEN
iiment of Il Christian people, and
a due regard for the Divine will,
demand that Sunday labor in the
Army and Navy bo reduced to the
measure of strict necessity. The
discipline and character of the Ma
tional forces should not suffer, nor
the cause they defend be imperiled
by the profanationo of the day or OF
the name Of the Most High. AT
this time of public distress, adopt
ing the words Of Washington in
1776, Men may find enough TO dc
in the service of God and their
country without abandoning them
selves to vice and immortality.
The first General order issued BY
the Father of his country, aftel
the Declaration of Independence
indicates the spirit in which our
institutions were founded, ant
should ever be defended. 9TH,
General hopes and trusts that ever,
officer and man viii endeayor t
live and act as becomes a Christian
soldier, defending the dearest right
and privileges of his country
ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
EATON PREBEE co. OHIO THURSDAY NOVEMBER 21 1862

the, conversation until Isabel herr
self commenced talking about her
lack Of occupation. NJ.
= do get 90 t1lntgss, sighed hbs
just forIwRnt Ofsomel object to ab-
sorb my attention besides Dorcas
baskets and embroidery ~,
e Why didn't | ask ifs husband
wouldn't do and propose myself for
the vacant post9 Because J. was Q
blOckhead-is'ns n that reason q
noughf -. -. 49,,
4 am thinking, seriously began
Isabel, 8 of adopting some sweet lit
tie 'childnto love and take care Of.
Do you think you could enquire
round at the Institute and fnd one
for rne-a little boyi ~ ~ ''-
Perhaps 50, at all events 1'lltryl
said j. Suppose / look round and
call again tomorrow EVENING" rs
I should be 80 delighted said
Isabel. ''S,'' '' '
The next evening l went, deter.
mened to WOO or die! A light foot
fall on the carpet and Isabel stood
beside me. 60.
We'll, Mr.. Henderson, have you
brought the dear little fellow for
me to adopt a.m a,,a' ~ -aE ,
Yes, Miss Isabel! .g, ID.
q 'Of course its o boy?
'Wellit ,Oas q boy / equivocated
'but--'ii "a g'3s4 a,lrr-
% charming, interrupted Isabel,
is he bright and intelligent 2
'Tolerably so but most terribly
bashful.'
oh, I shall soon cure him of it.
But where is he she asked 7
Here !! .I ...ss -s..
She opened her blue eyes wide.
Il don't understand you, sir.
Miss Isabel lam the person thal
wants to be adopted. Will you take
me dot as an orphan but as q hus'
band. ?ea,,e ..4 .... .3-.
There-it vas out--aud I wasn't
a bit the worse for 1T. Isabel, my
first and only loyez-you, will NO
break my heart 2 loJ ~ Eas IA q,
'No,' she whispered under, hel
oreatn' sid qs.a8 yilcD, q a1asi.lo
/" Then promise you will be mine.
! = Isabel promised. She has sine,
told me it, was because Of the facility
with whieha hitherto .bashfnr mai
pleaded his cause, so surprised ,hel
she, did not know what else to do
IN Be that as II may, my lovely wifi
sits just opposite to me, this brigh
evening, with q black eyed boy ii
her lap, scarce three molths old
who entirely precludes the necessity
Of adopting any ope elsss into p. II itth.
| / ! dent,snsy, Joapsea. now; ;his bab,,
isn't half as pretty y as mine. AS toJ
his wife, she's nowhere. by tn,
sideof Isabel !So e'S'i DIa''s " fbs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27

pa-G Gen. Pope has just achieved
q characteristic feat. A Military
Commission in Minnesota recently
sentenced three hundred unfoftu.
nate Indians to death, for outrages
on the northwestern border. In
stead of sending the result by mail
to Washington, Pope telegraphs
the finding Of the Commission,
including three hundred jaw break
ing Indian names, all the way from
st. Paul to the Capital, at a heavy
and absurd expence to the Gov
ernment. This is too much. Mr..
Chase in return ought to pay this
terrific General his salary in defaced
postage stamps.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27

THE merchants of Portland, Me-,
have agreed to receive silver coin
in payment for goods at the follow
ing rates, (the prices of goods to
remain unaffected, viz: A pur-
chase of sixty cents worth Of goods
will be paid for by silver half
dollar; thirty cents worth BY .
silver quarter dollar twelve cents
worth by dime. They will pay
out coin at the same rate. %. '...'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27

Ia THa Abolitionists claim to have
elected six of the nine members Of
Congress from Missohri.l ItBeeds
noEgfsas amount Pefceptioh to
lase that the elections in that State
midst have been simply q farce. Mi.
,litarys gegernmento 6has complete
control there. There are not .Aboli.
tionists enough fn al Missouri (of.
fce-holders excepted J, to gil ! codn.
try school. house.. b'gj 'aj ;taI'1
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
ALBERT B. iDOD,1

d Capt. 18th U. s. l., Nil. Com.
/ Editors throughout the State,
will confer'a favor upon the SOL
diers by copyingthe sabove.] h ii 3
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
yAbout Daneing.T

/. g"s''F LtA~Se0s %soASAAo'slh Va 1iA
Shall Illsarnsto dance iuTos this
by q young reader, the "a
Observation-Disclosures replies :,1esi
i I Certainl5gaby sall meanE tComs
menesawith the :quick-step' out Of
bedsim themorhing, aud1keepiitup
.ehoresl are itinishedssThe
will haveac cowsdrill
At the barn, while thetgirls,are en-
aacountfyadance an the
kitvhensA fterthisnllihandh cham
gihggPromenadet 10 echo0l keeping
3tepItothempsic ofmeriy laughter.
atnightmWith, an
onalatariation inJwinter, by
ghaying a
bteak- k-doWnIilAe snow bank. 4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
Show nHnl, Nov l0.a 1852, ! .

REGULATIONS with regard to la
dics going, South have just been
established. The'persons to whom
leave may be granted, will be sent
with . suitable escort from Wash
in gton to the lines Of the United
States forces in Virginia, with snch
personal effects as shall be allowed
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27

TIE President has recognized
Rev. John b. Pinney who hSs been
connected with the Gmerican Col.
onization Society for ,msny years,
as Consul General to the Republic
of Liberia for the United States.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27

~ To WHAT ARE THEY LoYAL?-To
what are Abolitionists loyal? To
the Oonstitution?a They have sus-
pended it, TO the Union They
boldly proclaim that they are not
for the Union as it was, put for q
"Union as it ought TO be-" TO the
States ! They propose 70 blot out
State lines To the Government
They ignore the laws Of Congress,
and scorn the decisions Of the Su-
preMO Court! To the President
They propose to depose him if he
does not obey them!
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
Who will put down the Rebellion.
The Cincinnati Commercial il

indignant at tue assertion that, the
Gemoerasy only can govern this
Jopntry, Well, the Republicans
can't do i>.rThey have tried. and,
with all the help the Democrats
gave them, they fail. They must
get out Of the lead. They threat
en- to put down this rebellion by
big proclamations, and by getting
the negro to help. They don't UNI
derstund the matter at all. Let
them get out of the way and the
Democracy will put down the re.
bellion ina short time.--LOuiSuiHe
democrat. t,sUg ;tgGglas 7Sf &C.. q.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-27
Notice to Discharged Soldiers.
HEADQUARTERS, MIL'Y COMMANDER,
COLUMBUS, Nov. II, 1852.

COLUMBUS, Nov. II. 1862.
There are on file in this Office the
"Final Statement or Certificates of
Pay" Of q large number of soldiers
(whose Postoffice address is I'm.
known) discharged at this and
other Offices. fall soldiers in this
State who hold discharge papers
unfinished from any office, and
those in other States who have
been discharged at this Office, and
their papers not completed, will
Gend up their discharges and Post
Office address to James e. Lewis,
estate Agent for Collecting Sol
diers' Pay their accounts will be
settled at once. '.s ia.s1Ht4 q J
No soldier need employ a lawyer
to procure his back pay Or ration
money.os,The United States ia vii,
ling to pay every man his honest
due, and sall lawyers fees are So
much thrown away. aai3 sdt 10 "a
III 20 oaa ALBERT B.DOD,i3
Capt. 18th U. s. L. Nil. Com. d
Editors throughout the State,
will confer'a favor upon the sol''
diers by copyingthe iabove.] h ii Il
pq Arbitrary Arrests Of Democrats. q u
~ In'speaking' Of the arbitrary ar
rests of Demo rats for their loriniy
-ons' sake, By this Administration,
the New York World says.' 10 IS!
'iy 'The Alien and -Sedition laws
and tll@ arrests a'fnder them, we're
abagd'c{.e 10 the present grievahces.
Bat !Iese ottiots laws overthrow
thes3IA administration nlswhicIsgsan,,s
toned qthenls rThey arujnoap Is the
Federal party They, oceasi0ned a.
political Teyolutioa which brought
the Democratic party into power,
and gave il such an asceildancy
that ita had acoutroL- of the Gov
ernment the greaterBparte OF, the,
time. tofathchepsning fifty Years.
But Presidents dame. made no ar,
rsatsswithoutse eolohof Jaws as Presi 4
deht,LiaeolE has do,nes cThe.former,
iarfestedis GeHssathe latter ouFsewR
citizenSS In tls.Dne. casa, arhitraev
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

gr,. ofsred fos ssle n his nssket. rn.brsos s~g
variety =
MEMS. UoMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
WEAR
saltzois fo~ Spr!pe1 4 Sa1nsr tr1ts, vliak ~ 81
Ill. who.ssais q FetA.i 81 ne
L1p<sf Wsr Pane Prizes Per C.a-.
We especially cal tAe sli~st's1 of Co4n.ry A.
chAnts I'D Dealers - ocr large and vel s1l~s.s
stock Il Boois a Shoes. olr fac.iilse tor -
s1sb.ss % sell q wholesale. - - : -,
q e. say nkrket west q Ses fc.<
IT, ..ork has ben csref-li~ s..is..-. :. a.. -.
re.abie Essi-ro Azn-is>.sr 80 4 -,-s.f -.
tosspP'y fsusiss.~--.I i-s s4uts q Ccsnt-- rsAi
e.
CO frzae es1s1ts are soct a. " .rstle o. r.
. ~e~r ca ss~ortsncrf cot-ia1ly osa1plst- ~
Courtry serchsnis Siil sd e. tfecclty ln ss-r.
urg 49, sssortueut.
VSEcUALrD = cUAL-Tf on F7acK.
~ AZ houss t1.s s'te ol Ss~ York Ne hsrs d.
Oh hsDa large s-sofflrsrt - f.cs.l .s
rsste - s1Qp - Re scst purkrae1 an ri -
bsst material rtici - v'l ~f9rsaf &c s-rr. roe.
pecI
We ara 49, pfegsts- 81 Fls1t - tyasl exssy ~.
of ysork tsat nay - called 81 L. sslr ile
notice azd a tse mott lsttaooAtl- rfti..
keoalfg 1s1e ln 4e besi s,5te al &C -,
oouce.
CSln'ry MenrA.sls s1d sI osssss aesar.as 3.
sd stoes ~fl sni u - ttsir ln-ersels a. s.rr 4. =
cal and ssaaIias -pck snd rffe~s as - AZ. O.
tsr-l'asi - - zeets - - a. - aasa1 e. g.
cry. vssa ic~er.
10 SoT FORGET rsEK FlAcE.
"
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

Ls-.l ssvsrig-eua~rss afy o%als per square saeA
lzcr-so1-
s.asfsctsry Gsr3asensni- o.1s a.-A tssss sAe
sdverfis~ by tac ye@r, Win tn~ p-is.@t- .
xfu = eoun--t strely - fher res-al-< bs--iaes-.
~ 80 j-a2 g-1rfsrt- ,,,
A. Gily-..-ass Il tAs sp>clA aotos ooilrnh VII
= sc.lArze-i t<1 price,
c-.-c acd hall
lss-s. nosice- puslshef II TIE local coi-rni-s q
Zen ne- a under, all be c1-ssed to- s4cn inrefuon
o. n over iine-. ten cents pr tine.
l-ssfti~I0sat- sssEt In Tor ~ sPecibei u1ae, sil
- n-srtet sh--e months. unless ORDERED cut
AIRY sitsrstion Of standing edverLsrsnflt sll
ssn. a. W a rer-~al Of the ssnls. unse.s ct--r~tse
-Srcs-t upo- ccrtrsct
Anrosrcinx 4 iatss for off.ee q every a>serfp-
lon vii be eharrscus7 ~ - = sme In the Daily,
al SEQ IN N Da LII. - I" a.
rsIrla-
-, raj liton- s.iverti sements ~natessT.
l8afges vii te ulats for Inserting toe roccs- Of
IL iri.--~ srcistie- ~ A@-ociArons a. folloss:
fare ea~h Bosio~ not exceeding lines Is ceute "a
- .s~rti0us over CT lnes a. this rate.
t--~---ir~ ieafhs with f8nerai Dotios sttarhed.
-. w-Lbo1t agfle-. fres -
-tio~s q Festivals, ficuics and Excnrsvfr, xotten
- ~ liiindash 0r ass-ea,.eu4, n ~ eAa-rkes.
"a seS-4Iar yrtcss
Lssei s<v~r14sszs,-aA- ls.serted tie ssp-nse e
Attorneys of.aring aod rsymsut r0t - he delayed
o ~ ,gA prooeeir - or- eolsetseie A. .ns asna
trs. F1bnslser Accountable for he eecar-ey %
~ advertisements b5 I'D IL srlo1st charged ff
gbsir pablicAdon
ne Weekly Express
sabsisAsa sysrY ssss--l~s. siei.so pr .nnan.
sSEo paper 49, ~iLoras he men>y Dor eontna-
-bons-r lns shAn pad ior
s<ases OF Aaverfssrau In weekly,
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SOAP
ICE cRE EAM.

HAVING RErTTED AND
Il Il erfpea go skiesa - tks ssssr<. ~s sre grs-
~ h<st roe~1rr 49, Fset se-rFfr,sat - az
k.nes 81
tenfcctieaess. ffuits.r rsss .Csvs
and k.--.41 er~fer.s ssrsfues,
HE, Ite, Etc
e<Crtsu fsrniesra Sc psrres &C ts~rf nu<<<'
NAssf1w sTo<e . nPTfrUN
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

North American Insurance Co
cAr1rAI. ESQ. 600.
J. A. WAIxsos, asc'y ia q sea1ys. Pree't
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21

Fanes Dfeinx sad sceaftss Esssb-
ftshmrnt.
"HfTs chtrt kSn rAsagEE1 sHAwls
w th A. Nrnifr prtssea sies. 1ruzl~uea'r
Cssll< C<s,es - crf~ss " 49, cAe.-s-.l rre-
r>e<. q k~1 Ne rss
Erss>s ssrs<- s-<sr-r ths szn.l - "a ru>sss
ss<s sscss sr~<gf~t ~ ne - s><p I.petezwts
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
HOTELS.


sDoe he os-snl8g q this Val aos eo-sn...Sissss
so,-l isss q las ben he singh sndssvo- q ne
roprie<ars q nske y "a ns-s ssmp,soss. coa-
ve1.rns snd comfortable h,sss 81 ~ -i!seu -
s1~A.rrs O. dis s,Ae tAs Auaat,c
AHd ~hat~ves Ia, -.e,neiiiksiy ~ ,isg..l.,sr %
re oonsrt q is guest iAsy Asv, sBa.avOrea.
-isisess r~ssra % oO~s. - rresa~, aua comhlne
all ths elsaneuu q lni,tsll sDs .ocs.l sssosnsp,
siiel. modern has lrreas~1. .oa racsosa ,1ssa
spprr-as ana he p.uoo.s- u-.,:s l,hss .vnra.n.
- sufing .ss D.. "a ye.r- !. sr.r9ta@ r.sos
thai her esors. bsve se.a sps,r~si.s-a.
~ mes ths .sss~a--@ sstS> siasse. 49,, al srs
requir~a y rrscssos N us-s rlrs ecsoozs. os
urse-.ixr,sA
Hsse Reduced the price Of board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
u s.sas tn. sl.ans D~ss Il Ia iaaarss- -.sA
whsoe shsls tasis ~. hssA-raa s>~s s.r,as~1
rsTApwEiL wHrrcosr a CO.
80 1-e. s~s~ !. t,s.. s1.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,

-sxzr .H.urx q nscuscSn kAtL<oNp-
...... - Irslas Arrise.
sso. 4 -. ~ Exyae>s. ?. =.
frs 1. ............ Nall. s-4b. = =.
A. Day Express- ie@o, . -
raear naCrg s.-rS ~. Lorrs RAfIRoAD.
fr.t.- re.,.s =. rr<lss Arrive.
j. 81. go. I. ,4rrr-ux kxpss<-... Il - A =.
ii-se s,.. Evnln< Expfs<s. =. - =. -.
~ q. "A -. .-.lst ffssxht .....--s - -
ia. A. .....--et Trsfzht.... .....f- 90 a.
rvASSyglIx = uag~rsHf~snls skILksAp.
f~sif- g~ave. Tralnr AErise-
80 - - Fr.srst at Acesa.--.-ksE. ,.
ttsa. 4 n...........usil. ..........A.@o, -.
ansxyr,LE xxrx~~fo>.
49, Lev. Tf<ls- Arz4re-
aprN 80. ...N>ii............s-l3. A. -
Coznecac-s rsie --~-r.f- - - tS~~~ ssa1'
49, ---aec<fn< lfp>sL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-21
a II - T II a. O r

or eis EFZXxE7X SEl0. IYyuAL sLA7E
EAYI u TIE Condition. Of ne RokT BStl
RAytE CfllzP44SX Of Et< otsf of Ss-e FL.
90 &c isf d1S u Js7sGry. lssl
The national Republican., 1862-10-25

SOLDIERS DIRECTORY A. Fowle, ESQ
of the Navy Department, has prepared, and
published for sra!uitous distribution, . sheet
which is called the Soldiers Directory" 1t
contains variety Of ueful information which
will be very convenient for persons seeking
reformation relative to soldiers.
The Directory, which is very neatly printed
by Mr.. Polkinhorn, contains list of all the
hospitals in Washington and vicinity, and their
location also, tine various Soldiers' Relief
Associations, % in number; the place where
they can ne found statement Of the sick,
wounded, convalescent and psroled soldiers 10
our midst, numbering 3i,4i9 /; information re-
lative to boulties; soldiers letters, POST Office
arrangements, &c. The sheet can be obtained
at i23 Fifth street. Mr.. Fowie deserves the
'haDks OF the community for preparing this
table, which will save go many hundred daily
questions and answers by persons seeking this
Information.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
De aths OF Soldiers,

The following were reported yesterday:
James Shepherd, company G, 9Th U. 8. Inf,
at Eokington hospital.
Henry R. Johnson, company F, lst N. Y. Cav.
at Douglas hospital.
Lariss Smith. company l, sth Ohio, at Hare
wood hospital.
Julius g. sexton, company Il, sd N. Y, At
Carver hospital.
H. Il. ". shole, company K, l04th N. Y, at
Armory Square hospital.
Corp. Jerome B. Laffsrty, COMPANY g, 18th
Mich, at Clifhurne hospital.
Nicholas A. Butler, company E. 37th Ind, at
Carver hospital.
J. J. Morrison, company F, 4slh Pa :, at Co.
lumbian College hospital.
Henry q. Jones, company ], eth Ind, at En-.
ory hospital.
Martin Miller, company A. s2d Mass, at EN-.
ory hospital.
Corp. Horatio A. Houghton, company @, eth
VT, at Hardwood hospital.
Emerson Eames, company B, 22d Mass, at
Finley hospital.
Thomas WJenn, company X. 10th Pa, at Eek,
ington hospital.
Franklin p. Tallmadge, company A, 18th
Conn, Camp Chase.
VIM. johnson, company !, 10th Me- at Patant
ONCE hospital.
Thomas Phillips, company G, 7th Va, al Eek
ingtOn hospital.
Leonard Young, company I, I'd Me-. at Hare.
wood hospital.
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
~ Fair for tn. BENEFIT Of tn. Insan.

81 Fair for the BENEFIT Of the Iufant
Asylum, at the corner Of Penn. avenue, near TWEEN
sni, ~ oppS ~ III. ;nst,,ae iii en 81
ior ia benent at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh street.
on MONDAY, the 18th instant, to which they In
ve the patronage Of the public They will offer ftr
sale at =. ssonsble pric great variety Of Fancy
and Useful Articles, Toys, Books, Flowers 40
Toey ask the aid Of the charitable In their efforts TO
provide for the helpless infants under their care and
they appeal to the generous OF all denomina Ions,
particularly the ladies, to contribute money or any
articles which they msy dispose Of at this Fair. Auy
tu.h douati may be sent either TO Mrs BOON y.
corner Of Z and Eighth streets, or Mrs GEORGE
MATTINGLY, on the Island Infauts sre received
charity which more loudly spSesis 10 pubiic pairen
age The ladies conducting the FAIR have every
confidence that their exerions will meet the eucou
Admittanos ~ cents. Tickets Of admission, inoud
ing supper, 20 cents. oot 2l-n
The national Republican., 1862-10-25
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM kUROPE.
MR.. GLADSTONE ASSERTS THAT THE
SOUTH HAS ESTABLISHED ITS
NATIONALITY.
THE ASSERTION RECEIVED WITH FAVOR
BY THE BRITISH PRESS.

New YORK, Oct. 24.-The steamship Kanga-
roo has arrived at this port, bringing the latest
news by telegraph TO Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 9.-The Hon. Nr. Gladstone
made statement, In . speech delivered st
Newcastle lately, that JEFF. Davis had made the
South nation, and that be considered separa-
ton certain.
The speech attracts great attention, and
causes great flatnees In cotton. The papers
generally approve Gladstone's remarks, and
some think thu recognition Of the South will
soon follow.
LONDON, Oct. s.-The journals continue to
comment upon President Lincoln's proclama-
ton.
The Daily NeDs thinks Il has spoken too
dsparagingly Of II, and believes Il may do
better service than was at fest supposed.
The London Telegraph anticipates from the
action Of the political parties In the North, not
anarchy, but an Issue out Of trouble. II says
the North Is rousing itself TO snatch the con.
duct OF Affairs from those whose incapacity has
done the work Of treason.
The Paris journals comment on the Mary
land campaign. The Constitutional says that
1t does not regard II a. decidedly disastrous
TO the Confederstes, whose sole aim was to
capture Harper's Ferry.
The Moniter says that the advantage re-
mained indisputably with Mcclellan.
The royal amnesty has been notified to Carl.
baldi. He goes shortly to Genoa.