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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
state of Iowa.

ApJuTANr GrNkHALs OFFICE
Davenport, Nov. ~ lisa J
GENERAL ORDERS No. lo6.
For the information Of tho soldiers ei diaoront
regiment Of Iowa. who were taken prisoner. and
subsequent, paroied, this department IL directed
to state that those who have gone 10 their re
spceiyo homes in th- state viii hc allowed to
return to duty without charges of desertion OF
improper conduct, il they report to their regi.
ments by the 10Th Of December next.
n. b. BAKER.
dee -df Adj Ganl ~ Iowa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
4 themselves together this day, Ter the purpose
o. conducting The Hotel business 1T the teClaire
mouse, this city. under the firm name Of Gilett
WiIts Morris.
DAVENPORT, May 7th, 1869.
p. GILLETT,
}. G. WIRTS,
". Q. AoRRf6.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

Carrying the Great Wsst-va ard North
Western nlssS SSstes N aiis.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AND
- Buffalo, daily, on the arrival of all trains Oh
the Lake Shore Hai!rosi, making cloae connes-
tous with trains from cleveland, Chicago, Mil
wauhee, - Louis, Burlington, keokuk, st Paul,
Dubuque, Galene, lows City, dc tho only cars
running through from the Lakes to New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as low
as by am 9th ar ,outs.
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail.
road which sold Vt I'll thu principal railroad
offices in the West.
This ko.d afords facilities for shipment o
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EAPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through to all points West and quicker time tn an
ever before IN .de on my line.
For Freight rates ENC lire If J G Oa'man, 24o
broadway. Chas ThurDan, lp1 broadway, n. a.;
II + Archer, IS HoGta street, \ y J ) Dunlap
Is State stseet, boston Exc ailway Office, e.
Clark street. Chicago.
CHAS. MINOT, Genr Sup', M
+. 3. SPascER, Western Agent. Chicago, lii,
A. BARBER. Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
apt-u
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

FLORENCE SEWING MACHINES
THIS MACHINE MAKES FOUR DIFFERENT
1 stitches, and fujs tho cloth either right or
left, as the operator may desire. II sews very
fspd, Is easy Of operation and almost noiseless.
II 10 fully protected by letters patent, and each
machine warranted to the purchaser.
Al those desiring frs, class family ewipa
machine will be richly repaid by an 81 aminatio
Of is merits
P. l. CONE, Agent,
Corner Of BRADY and 81 sts., Davenport. lows
'voS-A1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
car ,L of IF lo low In the Distric. Court.

cousrr or Of s .onA' In the Distric, Court,
Austin Corbin 70. Joseph Lambrite et al
10 Norton, Jewett & busby, Taunios sank Phiu-
cas- M.rwi ). ). DAVIS d Co., Pe,ar Flynn,
James X. Mills, John c. Drew, Richard X AL
len. Hasen w. Moore. Walter Burgoyne, II ebert
Burgoyne, samuel Il. Dimock, Erastus Ripley,
J.P II. Tallman and lillian Mel can, surv,v-
ors Of Tallman, Powers l. Mclean, Bruce 4 Cook.
Michael shannon, Jacob w. Skinkle, Trustees
Ct Iowa College. and James X. Mills 4 Co.
NOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
L there is now on file in the office Of the Clerk
OF the hi rict Court of said cou ty, petition and
supllemeh lal petition Of Austin Corbin, claiming
of you the title TO and posses ion of lot No eight
50. IN block No thirtyf (35), in the city of
Davenport, and that the title to the same may
be quieted 10 him and unless you appear there
10 and defend, on or before noon of the ID day of
the next term Of said Court, TO be holden on the
LIST Monday Of February, A. ID. 1868, .iefaut will
DO entered against you and judgment rendered
thereon for the relief herein claimed, with in
terest and costs.
Sc. BROWN,
dec 4-4w Plaintiff 3 Attorney.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
FILL Up THE OLD KEGIMEs

The call foriooGo0 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by the citizens Of this State, and
onr quota is full. But tho old regiments are not
fall, and u avoid the draft volunteers IN ust come
forward qaicsiy, especially e tsey would have
the bounty.
Volunteers received at Camp McClean,uni-
forme prosid with first rate quarters, dc The
advantage Of volunteering for the old regiments
isapparent. The Commissary and Quartermasters
departments are ID oroaghiy sys.enntized, and 9
men are well taken care Of sep+dlt8tf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
s. F.. BROW N,
Plaintiff q Attorney.

To Catharne Robson, William Waters, Georre
Waters, Mary Emily Best, Ann Eliza Robeson,
SAMUEL Robson. Jane Robson, Clara Robson,
Henry Clay Rlbe.on, and the Methodi Episco-
pal ChurcL OF Pleasant Valley:
YOU AND EACH OF you ARE HEREBY
i motif ID hat the last Monday of January,
A. ID. 1869, has been fixed for tie final settlement
Of the accounts of the yecutdrs OF tho l,st will
and testament et Jacob v Robcson, late Of SCOTT
county, STATE OF Iowa. deceased. when you can
appear and contest said accounts il you desire 50
" do.
II. LINDERMAN,
County Judge Of Scott Co., state Of Iowa.
December 81, 1852 .4w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
Camp S0rgS---New Edition, EDla, ged

scamp Songs" is n collection of Na,tonal,
Pdtrt@tc, Soctm aud tentinentaI Songs, TO many
OF WI ich the music is attached, designed to re-
lieve the dull monotony of the soldiers life and
lighten the hours Of the long ana weary march.
To do this nothing has been found equal TO music.
and no collection can excel Camp Songs ia the
number and variety of its pi,ces, comprising a.
they do. something for every occasion. The sold
heroes" should each have a copy, and the "6oo,-
900 more be well supplied. TIE pKcE OF CAMP
SohGs IL ONLY TIN CsSrs, on receipt Of which
copy viii be mailed to amy address. DlTSONS
Co. Publishers. boston. novs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
Dissolution.

'INhh FIRM OF GlLLETT, WIRTS & KELLY,
formerly proprie'ors Of the LeCiaire House.
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
accounts of the concern will be settled by it's
members
DAVENPORT, May 7th, 1859.
p. J. GILLETT,
&c. WIRrS,
J. .. KELLEY,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

SVN"hEsslOSAL..a7r H CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL.
SEsATE.-Proceediogs unimportant
Adjourned till Monday.
Houss.-Adjoarned yesterdav III,
Monday. % "
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13
ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDIES KNOWN
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF

EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
Y E r nj { N.
Those Preparations (unliko Il o,hers) are
" Free from Posons."
Not dangerous to tho Human Family"
" Eats do not die on the premises"
They come out Of their h-les 10 die"
They are tho only nfalible remedies known"
~ years and more ss,ab!ished in New Y ork City
tssd BY the City Post Office
1sed by-thc City Prisons and Station Houses.
Used ty--the City Steamers, Sh IS, &s.
asea by-the City Hospitals, Al ,-Houses, DC.
Usaa y the Ci,y Hoteis-As,o ~. Nicholas
Used by-the boarding Houses, IL 40
Oefa ignore than $4,000 Private Families.
IL See one t,eo Specimens Of wbat is E,erv-
'ohere 'aid Iy Tic People aaors- Dealers dc.
HOuSEkEEPERS-u troubled with yermin need
be 20 no oager, If they use "CosfAR's" Extermi
nators. We hive used ii to our satisfaction. and
II box cost 80 We would have il. We had tried
roisons, but they effected moth ing; but "Cos.ar's
article knocks the brea IN cat Of Rats Mics Koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker han We can write il.
IT IS in great demand all over tho country.--Hedi-
ma o. Ga-et,e
MORE GRAIN and provision. are des,,ovea
annually in Grant County by vermin. than would
IA, Tor tons q this Rat and Insect Killer Ian
caster IVis Herald.
HENRY L. cosTAa-we a., so,ipp Won,
preparation. rapidly Wherever they have been
used. Rats, Mice, Reaches and Vermn disappear
rapidly.
ECKER 4 SroUFHsR, Druggists, Windsor,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-13

CAUTlON!! To prevent the public from
being impose upon by spurious and X,yhly Per
n.eso"s hn"ot,on.. "a new label has been prepared,
bearing fIcs'wae OF the Propretor's signature
rxamne each box, bottle, or task carefully be-
fore purchasing, aud take nothing but $. COS.
TAkS.''
IT, Sold Eeeryoiere-by
All WHOLESALE DRuGGIsrs in the large cities
Some OF the
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11
General Barnside.

The command OF the great ARMY OF the
Potomac, nas By the removal OF 6enerai
McCLrLLss dsvoivcd upon the gallant brRs
slpr. Thscouatry rsPoses much confidence
him, and IRON him, Of course much Is e1-
o ctsd. We trus, he may fulfil the ezpcctA-
,,ons Of conhting people We cannot
hope however that he Will escape the err
bic ordeal without souse loss and disaster.
f,r that would DO unreasonable But We
do trss. that ne will relieve the country o.
the <ro~,ng impression that II has no mai
Capable OF tue great task OF Leading the REQ
e. Il army - k.eaaond. General buassiDf
!. not .ltoxssnsr unknown or untried he
IA. xon tnc re,at.toa Of beng Que OF tbs
bs.t o.i .efs la tns Federal service. on tn
6-ld Wo.tever be has attempted 10 ac-
cam I,.b a. far, no hss accomplished h.
has proved aieqa,ts 10 all emergencies 10
which he ma 4ctei in this drama OF national
AFFAIRS. aud III 5 ths hopo Of the country Tia
A., will GROVE successful in tho iuture.
" act yrJo.oly o. the csse b ,wevsr tina
t.s .d...a.stfAt.oa vii give him 30 iohg
Inc :, v.t.o.isa nj 81 .ifn % leadership, a.
itbe gi.sa - MccLgLsAs. No other maj
e,uls nops f,e ., ans.ca lsaiencv as he hAs
had excluded y him. aud is is expected 1hi'
10 oshss comm ,ader. during the var. VII
fo44.se. O. receive it.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

fields and ruit to her commerce. aer people
vote fof the men who are for the most vigor-
Gus prosecution Of the war. and are also for
the emancipation of her slavos. They have
tried war and slavery. and they have decided
70 avoid war in the future. by removing the
cause Of the pssssn; one. Her people ought
to know their true interes. after 50 much ex-
perence. and il is presumed that they Dc.
Every man who loves freedom better than
slavery. and halls the march OF higher or
der Of civilization must rejoice tia, the grea'
State of Missouri Is arraying herself on ths
side OF free institutions and free soil.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

T.. - "a ~ drrtiag Last Nigh
- "a Csa.t ".se.
The .aessi : Al the C9ar- House ia.s ev'
a. No ed Tor the purpose OF dstermii
J. : 81 e.. The pr-ps.ssy o. having Dea-
ef.i.c iabil. tion ove- nc resalI OF the r.
csn. sl.c.iss.s Quito a number of N
memJ css " that parry were present. inelo
dug ono or two gel,lep 81 from Paris. Ia
U..oa Tue question of ju1..Asion the mse'in,
xas divided We left the meeting ate
bearing tie discussion for some time. but "
learl that [ Was determined 10 bold the ia
ollatiOn The discussion was conducted by
Msssrs. II ,sSA. Orry and cookrRLY on the
side OF jubilarou. and by Ar. CoRswAIL OF
the opposition side. Messrs. CooKrsIr snc
HASsA u,sds a great noise without mix.n,
with IL tho least amount Of sense. Tb'
Colonel Loaf his usual good humor. snc
showed himself 10 be almost anything but >
gentleman. We have been under the i'm
preston that he was a man capable Of lay
ing aside passion at times, and looking al
things 10 philosophical manner. But bis
friends inform ne that since he abandoned
the Wing party. and joined the Democrats
tor the sake of promotion (something by the
way which he never got) that he Is occa-
sionally Attic Eighty and his mind not alto
sother clear. This. we suppose. accounts
for his action on last evening. He Was en-
phaticslly on the rampage.
He denounced the administration ia tones
which could have been heard almost to
Washington OF stil evening. OF course
he vas much asionished at tho removal oil
ten. MCCLELLAN. IL WA rsdicalism, un-
constitutional and outrageous. A, this poin,
his voice failed him. and he retired to get a
drink.
Mr. CosswAiL l.. we believe, not much In
the haiti ofpublic speaking. but his speeches
contained much sound sense. and bis senti-
ments were uttered in the right spirit. Al
though no was in the minority, the other
speakers and the bslapce of the Democrats
present felt the weight and justice Of
hi- remarks. We confess that We
have cot for some time heard so much
good sense uttered in 80 short tims
a. vas contained In Mr. CoRSwALL's brie
remarks. He avowed the correct policy fol
all parties TO pursue when successful. io-si,
that each man should forget his partisan an
imosl,y engendered during the canvass. sn'
quietly attend 20 bis business. and also uea
his opponents as friends and neighbors. i
~as wrong. IN his opinion, TO jubilaie ove
political triumphs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11
The Emancipation Success In Mis-


souri.
The success of the emancipation tickst IN
the great Safe OF Missouri. indicates very
plainly that there IL there a public sentiment
OF a character not altogether conservative.
St. Louis has for several years been The bat
tie grouad Tor the sortending parties OF free
dom "a the ooe siie and that of slaveoerac,
On ne oth.r. Freedom has q, last triumph
Cd. a. evidenced BY shs complete sscsess OF
TIE ABOLITION" or "rsd'esl" Sskss as The
o3p~,s.ts patty chooses ~ call H. Missouri
ragged On tha SIDE Of freedom. and released
iron The coarse u slavery will eventually
become ole Of the nrss States. Ia he Un.on
IN poin; Il wealth sd political powsr. Hsi
ess,<essh e.l r-.itsoa weds her % the free
S.ss.s az 49, or ~os Vita tAsn her IN
-se..- 49, ~ ,t.aeas.E.d ard s6stsvss rasy
lac "a est1ee ~ he I.so5 esGss. 81
a-.t al~sy- srn,n p.l.sieAiiy eonnsetso
~i.A t.. SsssAssa >t.ss.. he ssa-l'shs
.. .sss.s..n "a sthsF >.es OF Ter. nus, Ano
~ ,vsasaails sssvs > S.Eossisn ot slave
:. zen ass soi. "a ia.sa>9 stsoa tl.sllsl
a sh~ esa.snss.Ssnsa.e ~ a pl.n ~ iss sr<c'-
is~tA,a. TAs ssav E.eat ); srsssol WITH.
hes .'aaiss hAs sre-a rApsaiy sarsns the .ass
~'s1'ssn "snshs. TIE e.ster iruits Of slave
~ ~sts apparent 10 Der. IA her de.ol.,.s
hsias. deserved hom~>sessas. ase ra.-.s ha.,
0sss They have tusA, The people ~. ~.
Sristy q reiievsag tsenseivc. % an caso.
% shsss prosperity and peace. ard thew have
so~ sspresses a dss.raiassioa to d So
The States Which have vlsnr~ea se,Aiae o
sas dssol.tios tssAge. Of he war caused b,
slavery. have. esdsr he Circumstances
ey ~eicA tssy are ssuoesdss. vo,s,
Agsi1st tie smxnelpation ssntimer;
ut = xssosf. vsrs TIE Gar IA
arEssa Nh y ssss'atssn . BET
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

A frssch periodical. the Josrnal Dc L
Insuscuoa Psslieae. contains curious ar.
ticis BY X Oscar DC wssssvills. which ar
ncu1ees The isct- pos generally hrovr. hat
"a lskss Of Sweden there are vast layers OF
BANKS O. iron. exclusively built Of sn;Daicc-
.. not unhhs ,bose that have laid the
fsuadsssors Of large slapd. 10 the ocsan-
The iroo thus fou1t 10 called &c S~ecer,
abe ore, cstinsusnec according 10 10 form.
iuto guapovcer. pearl. nossy or cake ore.
These iron nks are from ssa % svo huotrsd
meters 10 lengsh. from fss 70 hstecn broad.
and from . fonrth % thrss four tbs q ne
Ter or more In thick1oos-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

\ Nav book from shs pen Of Airs ksva.
nsgh, rnsi,led "koSsh Women OF Letters"
= announced for immediate PUBLICATION 10
Lo1don. BY Asssrs Hurst and Blaekcst II
sil. form companion vork 10 ter charming
salanes oa ne Literary women of Jsares,
shich net With such success last season..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

1 vel dressed l-ds FROM the eesasry re
VnEly called Al ne a storlc4l sooms m Hart.
or and A.tss ils eetlns the other soGr'o<
80. r.eGsssed - % sho~n Tue ssasfis
<aieA F.auklla paid To- dear Tor. - shs DAD
ossn ic.orsaed il ~as keps there. Tbs a.
sendsat. thorsh taken sesek Al frst, rsliied
n tue 70 sihieit a. sns.ens ri,ee PIPE which
aApqsoed q, lie pear.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

Iowa fRooss COMO FoawArp The loxa
2Sth. 10Th and 3lst regiments have, Within
q few days. left the State for St. Louis aud
the war. The 9th. which was sent TO Min
nesota. has bees ordered south. They lett
ST. Paul seyera: days 40. The 25th, from
Iowa city. is alss ABOUT leaving Tor the South
aud is how at piyeupors The Irish regi.
meat. at Drbu;ue. expects to be assigned
TO Gen. Corcorap's brigade. noS organizing
at New York
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

NV faxrs Five dclisr egls. pcrpsrs-
g % &c is<ued By the Clinton Bxas Of
1eenssls4nis are IN circulation. The notes
are a'es~s fssa the ,linton Bank Of Mary
sno. are zen ~s<ssved. and have a rsilrosd
- 800 en 'ne ePPs es~sex There !. no back
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

Ms Il 80 FIR. .. D.4-a.r<. H.. 4 40
soGncsd a. editor ofths badsesou Reporter
80 editors Il that paper have sOns - The
-. ana - avss3 Ike Catastrophe The pae
shsu have wssely reso.Vsl - place 70 The
.a.iF. editorial o4s 49, = sXsnst sron soca
.arN.cD
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

Sinevah was Ii miles long. 3 wide. and 40
miles round. with a wall 100 feet high. and
thick enough for three ehariots sbresst--
Babylon was 50 miles within the walls.
which were IS feet thick and 100 high. with
100 brszen gates. The temple of Diana st Eph-
esus. was 400 feet to the support OF the roof.
/, Was one hundred years in building. The
largest OF the pyramids Is Isl ieet high and
6s3 feet on the sides: the base covers eleven
acres: the stones are shout 90 feet IN length.
and the layers are 20s Il employed $50 600
meu in building Tho labyrinth IN Lsyp;
contains 300 chambers and IL halls. Thebes.
in Egypt. presents ruins q miles round. and
100. Carthage was % miles round. An
thens was Is miles round. and contained $780,
600 citizens and zoe, 900 slaves. The temple
Of Dslphos vac 90 rich in donations that IL
was plnndered of Ss0. 900. 900. aud Nero
carried away from il 900 statues. The walls
Of Rome wcro Is miles round.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

The Michigan Legislature viii stand sss-
s.iesn Republicans and fifteen Dsm0c rats in
the senaie. and .6fiy-eigh Republicans and
,ortv-tso Democrats in the Lower House.
The Republicans have a majority IN Mime
.ots Of about two thousand.
The majority for the Repab'iesns IN
Kansas is twenty three Thousand They
have elected the Congrcssmen. and STATE
ticket entire. The Legislature Is also Re
publican b. largo majorities.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

iasseIscA soS Hosxsnsts. The -.
-ffs Of puks Charles Of wrrtsnhcrS.s
seou. 70 Re made the heroine Of nsvsl bv
Ame'y Bette. coe % the meet prolific ard
presy 81 The esruar vrssers Of he t.v
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11
The coudIt,oa Of out Iroa cras Yes.


The work upon our iron clad vessels IS
prosecuted with great vigos night and day.
the week round. Men are busy IN complet-
ing the Roanoke. Moodna. and others The
former vessel has Der plating all on. with
the exception only Of few plates; The en-
gines are in good order. requiring but little
adjustment 20 fit them for sea, aud the iur-
refs arc now being bored for the gun ports.
A short time will suffice TO set her ia battle
array. The Moodus. better known as 'the
Whitnsy battery" Is also last vergins TO
ward completion: her appearance . certainly
singular. and she promises to be formula
BILE antagonist, The stationary turrcts are
partially set:up. and the srmor is being plac-
cd UPON her as rapidly as human hands, aided
By machinery, can do IL. -Four OF eur iron
clad ships. therefore. will. from the appear
ance Of Affairs at the present time. be ready
for service before the lapse OF the year: two
Of them, the Pacific and Montauk, much be
fore ths,.--Ssierfife AHlericSr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11
LEGAL.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION for
l. Y LICESsE.-Sotico Is hereby given, that
will apply TO the Board Of Commissioners Of vigo
county, Indiana, at their next term, commencing
the first Monday In December ls62. Cor license 10
80 Intoxicating liquors IN less quantity than .
quart az time" with the privilege Of allowing the
same TO BE- drank on my premises,) for one year
nv place Of business, and the premises whers on
said liquors 20 be drank are located on lot No
L. in Sbey's addition 20 Terrs Haute, in Harri-
son township, yigo county, Indiana.
ROBERT FERGUSON.
novlow3w
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS and
Il Ca ro-:rxts-s ss- supyly just ren,ivsc q.
RccEs3HAk's booKsrozx.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

-.-------
ONr .v'eic store
Is Low In eomplete order, and stocked with
all that is desirable In the Dry Goods line
nra.e n.oa, rax;.;co
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-11-11

Is Low in complete order, and stocked with
all that is desirable In the Dry Goods line.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-21
ted. thai, the Republican party !. utterly lncompe.

ted, tha, the Republican party u utterly incompe.
teut "a that tax.
The events OF the las, two weeks have proved
the correctness Of the ,eWs expres.ei IN my
iorfner letter. ia regard 70 the means in no-ses
SOU Of tie rebels for the ieiense OF K chm0nl.
u = nos admiuei 10y al except those who are
w%iiliully blinI titt tae ieie. fprcrs 20 Richmond
lar Outnumber Mcclellan. While lhey have ali
tie advantages OF position. grDand. a that
Their troops are brave and well disciplined, and
Tat their OH ers are fully equal TO ours IN mil.
itary skill. Under these circumstances the coun
Try looks ia amazement while the telegraph re
peits from day 20 day, General Mcdowell j.
stii! la Washington
IL Is said here. on good authority. that the
proposed camp of instruction. TO be formed at
Annapolis, will be nothing more than n mere de
pot for recruits; that the exigencies OF the ser
vice are such that il will be impossible 70 keep
the men IN camp more than tao or three weeks;
AMI That, AS soon as ten thousand men are Assem-
bed there. they will be Immediately drafted of
to such regiments a. have had their ranks thin
ned 10y battle or di-eise. This. Of course. Is by
~ means what Is indicated by the order of the
War Department establishing the camp. But il
will not be the first time. nor the second. that
tro"ps have been called cut under false pretences
Some Ut the finest regiments OF New FORK troops,
composed OF men OF wealth aud high standing.
rushed with alacrity TO the field. because Stanton
e e-ralhed that ''the enemy. in strong force. are
IN irching on Washington, and the capital i in
dtnger." Those regiments are now discontented.
because they lind they we're deceived and played
upon. aud because they have to perform mere
police duty ut Baltimore, and are not even allow
Ell TO come TO tbs city.
To return TO the camp Of instruction: Any
administration which had a prouer appreciation
of the nature Ot the war in which " are engag-
Ell. and OF the number OF troops il will require
would have established this camp a year aga. ami
not only this one, but one in every loyal State;
AMI would have invited to these camps. for mill
tiry instruction, only Young unmarried men. he
tween the ages OF eighteen and thirty. Then.
by this time, II these camps had been under the
charge of proper military officers. we should have
had now "a reserve corps ct half a million sol
diers, who would not, indeel, be bit 10 form into
regiments by themselves, bat who would con~ti
ute just the material that il now needed to hll
up our broken, shattered and decimlted req.
ments now ia the field. Something like this will
vet have TO be done. The hard fighting OF the
war Is not over yet. 10y u great deal. Ii will be
necessary to keep in the field an army of 100
900 veil trained troops Tor more than a year ser
and to keep this number always full il will re
quire constant intu-ions oi fresh blood, in the
,hdpe OF new but not raw recruits.