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Chicago, Oct. 81.
Flour steady.

! VHSU8V1 VcG OF.
Flour steady.
1000 bush at s6}@s7} for northwestern club;
SS3@S4 for No. !, S02@sl for No in store.
Corn quiet. Sales $4,000 bush at % in
store.
Oats firm.
Receipts $500 hls Aour, $4,000 bush wheat,
II 900 hush corn. a,0O0 bush Data
Shipped $4,000 bush wheat at further Dc.
cline Of l@l}c.
Exchange on New York per cent.
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PpR FELLows.-If the weather to-day proves
acement a. yesterday, our bare-legged
nds the '.turkey.t tails" will have but sorry
k@ their trip 70 Fairfield. Whew how the
will whistle around those dainty shanks!
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

the following numbers drew the principal Pises In ~
Royal Havana Lottery, Of Oct. "a, 1866:
ss; Isl: r $500 ": p'::: e
ssSs a 80 $500 s.i.s scs% rvs ''o'0''
ssSs SsSi 44c0, 602, as79 90 O. 6s6 67l5 777O ma
$3.50 ~ ILLS y ass ms ls 4s4, M,scs h.sss
1852 1875 H. isl, ii, 13O 10 SSo. 10
g ~ egg. g 100 q ~ 81 ISL 1ss, q, soS
$1,000 each 1870 1890 1880
The next Drawing Of this celebrated Lottery w taks
tisement In another column.
oct31 -bplt nov R0nprnrr,
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The New York Tribune states that one Of the
smissaries Of the H., 8. 3 T. fusion in that city
vas given considerable sum Of money 70 deliv.
er 70 some leading fdaionists in the neighbor-
hood, but that instead Of doing so-he being In
rather Q speculative mood-invested il at .
gaming table; and that another person in the
came party who had $500 given him for the same
purpose, bet It ell on the Pennsylvania election,
and now instead Of being used FOR The purpose
Il 10 in the hands Of one Of the most
ansi.fusiOnists.
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Rfhe Dubuque Wide Awakes we're assault
Id sks DAYS since, by some cowardly fellows
~ ~ ia The houses and threw stones. One
~ nan named Howard was badly injured.
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nR. MOTIFS
Chalybeate Restorative
PILLS or IRON


An apes3ons mi atonachIe pseea,aa,cc oerrn .ss.s
Of OxyRen end $500 - ensnh-.4i". I. H....s
0aast3aaed b. ~ nsrAevs Nedissl AnnAo.,sss~ ~
Bsfoys and u Unlsed $500 and Drese,is y M
pfacsteo.
The expe1e0eo q thcnAs daily u~cvea shaa - -
par1tion Of l1oo b eooposea vih n annn,siS ~
the blood depreooo q Wal enaFrv 49, anA csSss
dcky co1p1exions sndlcate ~ neosstv in ..rc.
ee0eavasss eass :. VIZ
Innczieasm ~ naladiss vAasA hss hsea go =.
plaints, vis: - 'SsSAS -
N Dsbtt1k, Mapeue ANns16n.a H-asxcx,. -.
lepsiG, CoaslpoAon, liosrS~a. I.assS.~ Es. ~
sssfss. xads 49,. I].- sG@ Anss1s
G1sOetc Aasdseks RAeInasiea. ISsW.tses~2 49,
In easss q 0saaol OsiQiav. vhs,Ar a.
Disease Or Of IL consinusd &npfIpa q nsevo~s ~
0ossalof snssy fsn ehroale eonpfa - ~ = ~
restorative has proved aceealt . - ex1eae vh,sh -
aesosssoo Dor written atsseasoo voald rrndsr erihs
LnvaAds . oae beddAen to have becoDe forsnsten
sne1 ove esscshooaa have suddenly sappesred n -
busy world . r tu1s ree9sned 1O1 nSnsr.~srS
dans la1d eo0s very dgnal inaaaposo q ~ Hna -
a0esa - M09Se sasso1 emocioted virsia n sns,s,-9
@asa@a A1GulDeo00 exhansa1u0 critical eAanacs -
tnas eo@peco1oa o. Do1yeao and dYapepte averuD ~ -
ma exercise @r vAlcA tt pAyaein1 kee No 49,
~ N0veMe A1eeot0ms d IN kinde snA lur 5000 -
nnAS = medical 0ea. te Operaslun II ~ -
lre0 mue nsceoarly y alioey far unlke - ~ 49,
vgueously sonio vishoaa SeIn9 s1cns - ~.s.As
ing; and gensly, regularly apssisnt even X n. 49, ~
sanate cases u cos1avsnsD w,ehouS ever nean~ -rS
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lu. Asrnoxy BxwLIY-Hw NuRDEs eEsA
ssuyar Non CouylsMxp.-Rsv. 3. ".
- deryyman Of the Methodist Episcopal
ra ssqsA. writes the Texas Christisn Advs-
ib!Isvs, fully confirming The report (hers-
dsaica) Of the murder Of the Rev. Ansho-
lssky. Of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
esp dAvssy mob in Texas;
lsna ADvoCAFE-I was In the vicinity Of
nw~th Yesterday. and since ny last trip up
~ ngiol Of country things have undergone
aA which make it strictly necessary for
hhsite you these hasty lines, that you may
ply ~ right in your Information from this
~ Isee In your paper Of Sept. 9Th. an
"a irons letter from me in relation 70 kev.
hsley. Of Fort Worth D0toriety. A. the
Alsrote, gave you what we're the facts at
, h visit 70 Fort Worth vicinity. But !
e FER returning TO Alta Spring. over bum
fl7as from Fort Worth. now find or this
kstAs country, that since ! vas here BE-
" did NJ. Bewlev was followed 70 the Vi.
kN 4 'sprih98eld, No., taken and brought
Nv Reis Worth, and, on the 18th Of Sept,
~ ~ hung on The ssme limb Of the tree on
- ". Crawford had been hung before
lasAsstsnd near Fort Worth and published
year lasH some time ago, vas certainly
se'es.sd . IT. Bewley. Il i further said
tAas ~ son.in-law Of NJ. Bewley, Rev.
Wtiest he's been taken In Missouri, and 10
q hS way back TO Fort Worth, where be
saag % he same limb. This part Of In
aasa Y BY letter from the eastward 70 .
ueasa 10 Fort Worth. The information In
nm V H. Bevlsy 10 tyse. I regret the thing
'ato coDfusion. A. the time was hess
tah wrote The fActA But be has been
back since, and vas hung, suppose
ssAste Of NY letter 70 yoa, or psshsps
~ iee 70 that time. You, however, have
sas date 70 thiA Ut BIB execution, and ]
1se y bat little doubt that Rev. NJ. VIII.
- AA way back few days viii deter
aas-f b i. b win certainly hang %
,sns sss
~ " haste and am particular that there
% nistake. The excitement has pretty
sd. Jet vigilsnt committees are on
no one, however, seems 70 appTe-
- fsFther trouble. ~
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WA.rom.-lSs BFeckfnrtdge mem6eTo Q
a.. vev Yoek Fusion arrangement are
i,e q u deposition Of the funds (of which.
:, supsess hey have contributed . shave rails
a 20 any the mongrel ticket in that State. A.
!. ;p,saIce Of IL disbursement from the hands
= Es.r, Smith and Tovnshsnd, rampant
n,ekinrideer writes to the Tribune that out Of
s,n tAopsand dollars sent 70 Albany 70 help
n uuss, $500 Vas paid for the Schenectady
ysss (Dssck., } which paper Immediately hanls
I'm he Scathern Gag, and hoists the names Of
Dutas and johnson. The Administrasionitss
- 10 being cold for their own money.
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We learn that the body Of Tbsmas Butler was
found in the woods about foar miles below this
city on Monday afternoon, BY NJ. Thoa Stone,
who was hunting and accidentally lost his way,
and thus came upon il. The body was ia per:
fectly nude condition, and NO wounds or extern.
q Injuries Of any kind we're to be found upon il
Il 10 also stated that Mr. Butler left his house on
Thursday night without the knowledge Of his
family, and oil search for him had proved futile
porary alteration Of mind ct the time. Coroner
Nigias vas sent for, but We have % yet been
unable to learn The particulars Peoria (lll.)
Transcript
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Some entertaining fragmsnts Of gossip con.
corning the Princes visit 70 Cambridge and
Harvard colleges came from an authentic scource.
All the Collegians, With she exception Of twenty
Freshmen, wore nsv hats. The stpdents were
very ANTIQUE % have thoroughly COED time
With bic Royal HighpssA The programme they
proposed vas 20 folloWs: The entire @otilla Of
boats we're to 60 to The city, and ON hoard Of
one Of these tie Prince Vas 10 be taken and
rowsd 70 the University; there . series Of
genuine college "spreadss we're TO be given In
the private rooms, and the Baron was TO 20
about in free and-easy way; next was TO occur
dance On the green, and, in 1ne, 80 roaring
time" vas TO be made. But the elders shook
their heads and paid NO attention TO the fact
that they we're sacs young. His Royal Highness
remarked TO one Of the students who invited
him to cut away for quiet pipe that be would
be glad 70, but the old fogies wouldn't let him
up At the collation. In Harvard Hall, which,
like 81 college bsnqusts. vae conducted on tota!
abstinence principles, the worthy President eaid
+" Neither, thank you" replied the guest; ~
win drink Wine" IL am sorry 20 say We have
no wine" "Qh, never mind ] will take ale. >
Here was an unfortunate AZ. The quick Wit Of
the President did not desert him.. he summon.
ed student and despatched him 10 his mansion
with request that she proper person would at
once send over . dessm bottles Of . certain
sherry. The student vent but his eye mirthfal-
" twinkled the consequence Vas that the ma
iron in charge Of the wine-cellar suspected .
COLLEGE psank and would not furnish liquor for
. sophomore to drink. SO the Prince went dry,
and the nervous anxiety Of the Quondam Greek
professor, Who wondered Why his prime Old
Brown did mot come vas curious to behold.
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P3oGRRss or R8runLlcANIsM IN VlanrxIA.-
A letter from Horgantown, Va, in the Wheeling

Anselilgencer, says
We had an address from live Republican,
Mr.. Oliphant Of Uniontown. We had obtained
liberty from the Sheriff to use the Court House,
but about the time Of lighting up, notice was re-
ceived that the citizens had demonstrated. and
the doors were closed. A request WAS made by
the Republicans for . copy Of the remonstrance,
with The Lamea attached to it. This was prom
ised Immediately, but UP to this time it has mot
been forthcoming. The remonstrance and the
shutting Of the doors created great deal Of
feeling. and the next morning the respectable
portion Of the community, headed by the Mayor,
insisted that Mr.. Oliphans sqould be heard Ac-
cordingly we prepared q stand In the public
highway, aud from this the frat free speech Of
the campaign was made.
We shall cast about two hundred votes in this
(xoncngalia) county, for Lincoln and Hamlin.
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- Wone = g..

u VIII ssquirs abess ~, 90 pssssas ~ -
os0dsr e Ceaeren 1edsr thsnsv ceasna ~
y population q Ohio y 3,seQ0oo, a. IN
So tweoey noneen M lAeno unrepeeseae-
g hactSsA n 0sass uill,, shssessss, iose -
uembes. Z
The popalatioa q MscAigan b 10000. uhich
I'M give her aix msmhsss o. Congress inseead =
Ioar, - q present. Wisconsin VIII also set III
sae nov has three. Iowa VIII be entitled "a ~
menbess. with chance for sixsh. Indians
VIII probably gain o0s member. She has non
eleven.
Illinois win be entisled to thirteen membsrs
With fair chance for fourteen. she has nov
nins.
Minnesota, whose population q 100000. VIM
lose . member, and have, for tho next Tn
yeArs, one instead Of two Conerceamen
though to-day she hes population enough for
Two. The census b based ON the number or
June, 1890. 1- -
Missouri will gain two msmbssa She haa
seven nov, and win have nine hereafter. Plac.
ing the Western States In tabular form. the r..
presentation foe IL nsxs ~ yeass, q compared
With the last decade, viii b. e foliova |
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"A GRICULTURAL NOTICE.
NE Annual Meeting for Election OF Officer, an NJ
SMner IVsh = Marion Hail. Burlin zton me fnlIorinv
Uvun fTesNsans will be awarded Eatres NAV \. n,ads
unsH NOV. ~, At the Office Of the Secretary:
1T THE SOCIETY.
be1 nve acres Fall Wheat average nof les 4h.r On
bushels per acre, e,n
R..t - 80. DP.Aus "Heat, 10 do 10
= Oats, do do IL 10 AZ n
:. :. Barley, do DO DO 90 do 10
n. Rye, do do do 50 do 10
Best barrel Sorghum Moasses amount % b exb6itsI
one gallon,
MDEPIEDEkT PREMIUMS
~ Putnam, Olmse2d McEwen
!. Durham Z Jaeger.
: @ w stafford.
@. Durham
KMe T. The quantity Of land specified IN .he list
must IN oil cases be in one piece be measured
- ~ en1ire crop harvested and measured The anpl
maxi oath to his specifications II required ~ he
O9st<e, and shall give detailed account Of ire meth
- raising the crop he enters premium The spec
. together with samples Of Il least four ouarts II
entercd De wheat, corn oats we barley or fsx
~. Iei Win the Secretary before noon Of the day On
ncn we annual election OF officers will be held two Veeks
nGce OF shall be given In the and nrr
on farm crops will not be awarded until the annnal
meeting above referredtc - A
we invite the farmers and all parties Interested a. a..
proper culture Of the above cereals.
II. W. STARR, President
N.O. q. 1Asks Secy. fOct31 .gyAwtA
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- Msshass have NO logger any sxeuss for psrnI.ting
~ hrath Of thsr ehdrsn % b gradually Destroyed ~
vorms In the ntssinss. Dr.. Dals Hs0Aobss Worm D.
sAovw sars and pFonps rsosdy. IL csnnos possibly
ajure The chd ands pleasant to The tase md tenp
ing % 'ne sgh.. that eaila.sa Hse candy -lLaaas.
"tsas Al&sasvsu1a
~ We nst A,ead IL esAsr day, iron vhoo 20 I'D
pasd soma months since viii bat ls hope Of svsr 49,
Ing M again alive We Asd ~ M dswa IN eahss
another Of Ne eeunlea vctns Of eennnpeisn.-
WeeeaA hardly believe eyes vhsa ~ ~ NJ
sGsesesay restored 70 health and srpsgA asd VIII nss
trace len Of ~ haetps cough md waiting eight sueass
thas verY hgrrying him 70 IL grave. Upon inquiry, ~
learned that .oAs Dx1rs Cos.posnd Rssssul If w;ld
CARRY IVES The sole remedy 70 which b wa paebtea ~
cure little short Of miraculous. Thu bus among
many Instances which hsvs come 70 knoWisse Of The
powers Of this remedy In dssasss Of The throat and ans
Louisville Dem.
ocs2S-dlnstaw:w1m
HAZE DyB-HAn Dys-HAn DyB.-Wm. 4. Batch
lw's HAIR Dys-z1s original and 1sss n tAs World.
All others arc mere imeasiona ard GAould BE- aveideA .
yoa wish to Escape ridicule.
Gruy. Rea o. Rssk Iasr dyed instantly 70 beaasiaal
md natural brown o. black, Without ary y halz OF
n. :
xVssn Asdals and DIPLOMAS hsvs bssa AwarasA u
Wn. A. Daaehslos dp 1851. and evss . appNeassa
have bssa nads a ~ hai Il ~ paszena q ~ nss
Aye.
I'm. 4. 1ntcAeos's Hall Dys pseaases eo>ss ~ u
- dseingal1hed Iron naasFs. ~ vAnaAsssD aos y
iajuEs n ~ saa hsvsvss lsng ~ - ssaAnsa ~
~ " sGssh = ~ Ays rsssA; ~ ~ hvio.ssasa
~ H. ~ tAis RseadA dye.
ssaA - ~ saiss ~ sssas sssAs uahsA 0s, y pvse
Slsas and Baaey 0esds Dselsss.
w1As ensalns 10 ~ nans ~ sa1sso $50 49,
paaAa ssayssg = Ssw das = - Dse, g WnaaAn A.
0Asea1Gea. AA1FoD
ClAn8o nAIcu11o1 Assytakr.
ss'ss'y. 0Ns ~. NJ ~:
MA. DAss4nlsap Han prs t-y11pQan1ap alsp ye
hesho la1f. - = s1ese-nsauoaon1 n1aek =
NeAnsal nrswn-as ssaine ~ ~ - isag ~ mals
-ssnsGsssAs sAsA - = sGhss = ~ Dyea. - -
vl6sssAss ~ uals ~ - usas ~ osauns aaasn -.
q ~. 4. DeAsAa.ss.s 80 svNguAuo.
CnARl1o DAfCnsLoa, AsSsfslsv. D
oste-viy q omdlay O.. IN Tea.
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ns..,x o. DeCsLAs.-A Ds@ocrstic ftiend
.,,,,, v.s q ,hs peins q rstisisg. Night bsSsss
=. -. " ssssasoa vas stesaessd bv .
- !. y sspA Hs opsasd ~ dcee aad
~ sIew . vsritabls sqaattsr sovsrsiga, hap
=, .aS,oss II Ill things nnndase, cave only
4. 1ss peiacipis and its Rtsls sxpossdsc. In
.ss IL inquiry what BE- VA after, hs cid
sssm locking for Douglas. "Does b. live
-, Ssssbody saiA be lives hess." NO
! b lives In bigger hossa Yea vtli and
. ssvs nsxt Tuesday." "Lsrd, nosar,-if I
,.stsl him fors that, hs'Il never be heard
= Got los nswspapss Aers-Ssea trying
= min them, but - amt there. 0sso b
4nsAess. Harrah Tor Doaglas anyhow
!, ,Aese does 10 kvs 2" He lives In ths
= ho,.e. ir. You'll And him there "Next
-, I'll, IN never gss thsss-say, straagsr,
!. - uatch, went your" "what do you
-, =. n..eA!" "Want ut Salt River aare,
"A .,s posdss. Hurrah Tor Douglaa." And
!. -, s.reasiae down the street
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Wfhers 10 to BE- tremendous Wide Awake
sbntion in Cincinnati, tomorrow.
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Ar IlauusaAssss.-"1hs pynnyksat party
eu9hs 20 have ~ Amesicen aig)s 81 ite hammer
this slsctisa,s said % heasss Pstaandes IL
ptAsg 6al.
Why :" a1ksd bystsndes.
"Dskass yoa - ~ aiele isat dpublctead.
"a bard, aud Is party i. vss,tAs aS}aer,
lyme 6iSald ~ hi up n isiplaee, Fair
- klAapysss1 ts4aa-s =
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/. sFather, did ron ever havesaosher wife be-
side mother,s
"No. ny sap; What paaaessed yop TO AK such
. qpsston!s
ssRecaaas cav y ~ hWjlv nlhle whsss you
nafsiea Anas Deminy, lo0e, end that mt "a.
thes, far ~ name ves Sally Saith
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Whst osleep sssss sesIl - DesglaJ Aha
Mater?
NThe Hleeteeal Celleea.s
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nosfsrfRa's BrFrsns. b valuable art-
de In The vho's catalogue Of domestic rsasdy than ysg
ssahss teoie Nsivss activity = The dlye ssesna. r.
iaessasssshs apPsts. Y saveaa ~ apaEs iavsssssss
~ mand, hcas ~ body md b dhsrs, Rjadooay
ofits powers, and renewed dkpossion 70
sss then. Anoas the tenics Il ths day, Heststas ~
ts, naau1aeearsdby Hesesses Smith. q Pshurg. Ps-
ny b ct down dsservsdy Ne nes popular. They
ass puassns lively paiaaahls soai, MOI unpssasansy
bser 20 xeessively spirited, end thsr nsdIcal Il
1sct, perfectly surprising. No family can eoavenlsntly
= vthouta bottle Il sAould 30 band h every clossa
Is both ussfsl and agrssabss-N. T. Atias Aug. H. %.
nnzl .hnnln
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Dinna ye hear the Slogan
Tia 2ps Douglas and hi men,
But Ohio, Indiana,
And good old Quaker Penn.
Fairfield Gazette.
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MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

Bodessy forbids my making comparisons hot tbink
public 70 Judge.
t. All invited 70 call and see The ngles AZ aooA.
ana me low prices q which thsy are sold, q
". ". HARPERD,
No. 20, Jefferson Street,
ess4-dlOdvSm BURLINGTON, IOWA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
somers Township.

We understand that some of our
Republican friends, of Somers
Township, at the recent County
Convention, were very much cha
grined because they were unable to
get one Of the candidates in their
Township. 1t seems that they
have been very solicitousfor a long
time to furnish anoffieer fromtheir
Township, and have been for years
past, making every effort within
their power in that direction, but
so far, they have most signally fail.
ed. Now gentlemen, it is not oul
purpose or intention by any means
to push ourselves forward as you
adviser, upon this subject, but w
intend merely to drop you a few
hints, which if you have a mind tx
put in practice we have little doubi
as to yours shereafter In tn,
first place select out one Of you
number, (if you have any such.
who has no legitimate business &C
lcupatiou, and no practical businesi
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
Republican Meeting at Richmond, In
diana.

We attended the meeting at
the above named place, Friday
evening the Oath. We arrived
there about six o'clock, and we
must confess that we were sadly
disappointed to see so small crowd
present. 1t numbered, SO it is said,
at no time during the day five
thousand persons. In our opinion,
we should say there we're some
three thousand yet in Richmond
when we arrived.
In the evening a torch light pro-
cession paraded the streets. This
was one of the incest spectacles we
ever witnessed. There were some
four or five hundred torches, all of
which were carriedby the uniform
ed companies from Liberty, Dub
lin, Richmond &C., &c. These com
panies were well drilled and the
best Of time was kept in the march.
We shall not forget to mention
that this meeting, as our Republic
can friends would haveit (, was com
posed of all the decency and re-
spectability Of this part Of the
country. But we shall have to diff
fer with them this time, for W.
must say that we saw more drum
ken men on the streets than w
have witnessed in many q day, :
large portion of which were Lincoln
Rangers-Wide Awakes and SO on
When we make this statement w
wish to be understood as telling til,
whole truth.
pa-No paper will be allowed Z
be taken out Of the Office unit
"wednesday at1s o'clock,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
For the Press.
Camden, Aug. 9th 1860.

M camden, aug. 21th l6bU.J
Pursuantto previous understand
ing a goodly number ofthe Democ-
racy of Somers Township assem-
bled on Saturday evening at the
Hotel, for the purpose Of organic
ing for the Campaign. On motion
Mr.. Patton was called to the chair,
and John NJ. Shafer was appointed
Secretary. The following Consti-
tuition was thensadopted to which
the Democrats present appended
their names.
Wethe Democracy Of Somers
Township holding tothe belief that
Popular Sovereignty and non-inter-
vention are the leading features
that distinguish Us from our oppo-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
The Register on Judge Gilmore J, II.
Zoos and the Germans.

Our german friends in this place,
some ten days ago, raiseda hickory
pole in the Southern portion of our
town, at which time and place the
above named gentlemen appeared,
and after the pole was raised, by
request, addressed the meeting, this
proceeding on their part it seems
irritated and enraged our neigh
bors of the Register beyond meas
ure, and accordingly in their last
weeks issue they pay their respects
to all parties concerned in this un-
gentlsmanly proceeding, in a halfcol-
umn article, in which personal ha-
tired, envy, malice, misrepresenta-
ton, invective andpersonal epithets,
are exhibited in a style that would
do credit to a forty years resident in
o London fish market. Neighbor is
this a specimen Of that superior in
telligcnce of which you claim to be
the sole representative, is this the
legitimate fruit of those highly
wrought morals about which you
have been prating SO much. Great
God what a peoples" If this is
Republican intelligence, and NOR
ality,wethink we have good reasons
for being thankful that we are not
q Republican. Being q stranger
in this community, and having
through our business relations be-
come acquainted and associated on
intimate terms, with the two gentle
men above named, and who from
the apparent position theyseemedtc
hold in society, we took to be hon
orable and upright men-we were
taken entirely aback on the appear
ance Of the Register, for fear that il
our good nature we had been un.
willingly associating with o couple
of blackguards and knayes. Or
inquiry, however, MS to the private
character Of these gentlemen, W.
find they are not the men by any
means, that the Register represen'
them as being, and the very fac
that they are not ignorant and de
PRAYED, we presume, is the yer,
reason why the Register is so per
aonal and yindictive, and black
guards them so severely. Their
are some litter reasons, we presum
gentlemen, why these things are sc
But, suppose the Germans, towhor
tbe Register refers, were the ignol
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1860-08-30
Resuect FOR the Dead.

fit be true, as the Republican
papers would have their readers be
lieve, that the Democratic party Il
dead they certainly have great re
spect for the corrse Of their old en-.
emy-Ae aatsS u y.ry eloaety.
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MARRIAGES
Carlisle Station March 9Th.

Carlisle Station March 9th.
d.. CIV. Roback, DEARSm;--I take pleas
ure in stating that last summer / was afiict-
ed with a very severe breaking out all ovor
my face and neck, it was very Troublesome, I
went to your agent and inquired if he had
anything that would cure me, be studied Q
while and out ofthe manymedicines hekeeps,
he picked out your valuable medicine and
having all confidence in him | took it, AID
am happy to sayin less than two weeks the
disorder was removed, and | have never en-
joyed better health. You are at perfect lib
erty to publish this letter for tho benefit Of
suffering humanity.
Yours Respectfully,
VIM. G. Vandervisr.