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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
Imitation Of Treasury Notes.

The new Treasury notes have
already attracted the attention of
the villains engaged in the coun-
%terIciting business, while another
class Of persons have adopted a
different plan by which they I'M
consciously make themselves par
ties to frauds on unsuspecting and
ignorant people. We aIlude to the
fact that a large number Of fac
SMILES of the new Treasury notes
having been issued in New York
and Philadelphia, Of a high order
of workmanship, with the inten-
ton, evidently, Of employing them
as advertisements of the business of
the persons causing them to be
prepared. Many Of these are exc
cuted so well, and resemble the
genuine notes so closely, that an
expert swindler or other villain,
could without serious difficulty
palm them off as genuine upon the
artless and unwary. A practice so
dangerous ought to be discontinu-
ed at once.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
PrebIe Autumnai Election.

Ole thnt.is Grstin his own cause sccmcth
Ius., but his uci@i,bor conIo;h and searchcth
him.
We are happy 10 say that the
number who voted the full Demo-
cratic Union Ticket this Fall has
greatly our most sanGuine
expectations, Notwithstanding that
our political opponents werejn the
field many weeks before our lead
ing Democrats thought proper to
move. All that perseverance, art
ful insinuations, and carefully word
ed misrepresentation could have
achieved. to bcguiIc, bewildcr, con-
fuse, and eutrap Democrats, to
draw them away from the true
PRINCIPLES Of Democracy, which
arc the very essence, life, and
strength ofthc Great Constitution,
handed down to US by our patriotic
anccstors,-has been done within
the last three months by the Re-
Publican Abolition party; but all
in vain. The Democrats Of Prcblc
Iovo cto0I nm firm, and rnsOluta i'm
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

We transfer the following bold
extract from a dashing and splash
ing, hitting and cutting hypcrbol-
ical leader, which made its start
ling appearance in the Cincinnati
Daily Times of Monday evening,
the 14th inst. The leader is in.
deed a remarkable one it abounds
in bold figures of speech, daring
and unqualified hyperboles, which
reveal the writer's hatred to the
European governments-especially
to England, and his INSCRIPTIONS
determination to write so as to
bring about the ruin of the Gov
eminent and Constitution of the
Northern States of America. The
charges which the writer prefers
by insinuation and direct assertion,
against members CT the Washing
ton Government, and military pay
masters, &C., are such as to prevent
men from entering the army, and
to lead both the Government and
chiefs Of the army into the most
serious difficulties The writer is
clever, but we question his wisdom.
His motives may be pure, but the
road he takes to reach the end
which he has in view, is far more
dangerous than.he appears to be
aware of. Had any Of us, of the
Democratic press, written such an
article, we should be denounced
as scoundrols, liars, traitors, seces-
sionists, &C., &C., but the Republic
can press may say what it pleascs,
and still be right. "NNait a little
longer and all will see that the
Republican Abolition party will, if
not prevented by an overriding
Providence, plunge America into
rank dcspotism.
sour soldiers are sick, freezing,
starving, dying in Virginia, while
Paymasters are boarding the mon
ey which belongs to them, to their
wives, and to their orphan child
rem, and while certain Quartermas-
tiers, men whose lives are unbroken
records of venality-men who OBJ
tanned their situations because they
were corrupt enough to buy them
-mcn who know enough about
certain members Of the Cabinet to
cause their immediate ejectmcnt
from office, if they would only turn
States evidence'-while such men
are dashing along through towns
and cities, at the expense Of the
Federal Government, drawn by
Federal horses, and followed, at
every step, by negroes, covered
with more buttonsthan ever adorn-
ed the most elegantly attired Mar
shall of the first Napoleon!
Our sick are everywhere, our
halE-naked are everywhere, our
hungry are everywhere, our frcez-
ing are everywhere, our dead are
everywhere, while some of our
public disbursing q officers are
drawing interest on the public
money, and while some of the
clerks Of these discussing q Off
GERS are Offering to purchase the
claims of the poor soldiers in the
field! Tell tnotin Virginia. pub
fish it not in the streets Of Rich
mond! lest the Secessionists hear
it-lest the daughters of Alabama
lao,;L5
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
READ THIS.

We give the Cincinnati Market
and prices this week and, as we
know that farmers like to see the
various prices Of the different kinds
of farm produce, we shall continue
to report the weekly market in oul
paper. We are vain enough to
think, and bold enough to assert:
that the "Press' Of this week con
tains more sterling and useful infor.
nation than any other paper ever
published in Preble county, Let
our friends, who can tell the differ
ence between trash and sound liter.
ature, between chatf and wheat
Judge for themselves We know
that We shall be bounced upon, fol
thus trying to promote our OWL
business, but we do not trembIe
We look to our friends in the
country, in the townships, for in.
creased support. We ask for it
because it is our due. We have
the vanity to believe that we have
had no small share in defending
Democracy in Preble this last sum
mcr, and in promoting its health
and growth. In Eaton, we have
earnest and hearty friends, whose
seasonable kindness we shall never
forget.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
A WAY OF GETTING AT IT.

"Shall the Government declare
slavery abolished?"
1t is clear hat President Lincoln
will not do it, unless the people of
the loyal States shall express their
will that it shall be done.
Why not have ballots prepared,
and laid before the people, to be
used at the first election which
takes place in each loyal State?
We can thus make known our
wishes in a way that would secure
the attention Of the Government,
and if the vote should show that a
large majority of the electors arc
in favor Of an immediate abolition
of slavery, the present Administers
ton may have courage to take the
step. Give us the vote.
RUSTIC.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
III

VNHE undersigned has been duly appointed
4 executor of the last will and testament of
Samuel Mohler, late of Prcble county, Ohio,
deceased. All persons indebted to the estate
ere requested to make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same
will present them to the undersigned for al
lowance. JOHN MOHLER,
Zoos & Campbell, ats. Executor.
Oct II. 3W
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
SHERIFF'S SALE.

James IS, Todd' rrebls Common Pleas.
C Case No. 100.
NToticc is hereby given that in obedience
Y to the command of a writ of Vendi Elk
nonas, issued by the Court of Common Pleas
ofPreb!e county, and to the Sheriff of said
county directed, l will offer for sale at public
auction, at the door of the court honsc in
Eaton, in said county, on
SATURDAY, COT. 26, 1861,
betwoon the hours of one and four o'clock,
P. NJ. Of said day, the following real estate,
situate in the county of Preble, and State of
Ohio, and described as follows, to-wit: Lots
numbered 80 and 100, as known and desig-
mated on the town-plat OF the town Of Cam
den. Appraised at
Terms cash.
Foos & Campbell, att'ys for pltf.
JOHN H. MoCLIAF,
Sheriff of Preble county.
Sep. &c, lSGl-dw [Pr. f. $500
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY NOT DEAD
AND BURIED BEYOND RESURRECTION.
Old Harrison Township has re-
deemed herself by a handsome ma
Last Fall, at the Presiden-
tial election, the Republican ma
was thirty; yesterday the
old Union Democratic majority
was twcnty-six over Tod and vic.
tory.
Old Harrison has done nobly,
thanks be to our Union-loving
Democrats.
a UNION DEMOCRAT.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
acn DEMOCRATIC Victory

me-. DEMOCRATIC Victory IL
PHILADELPHIA. - The telegraph
omitted to give us the result Of the
election in Philadelphia. We con.
cIudcd from that circumstance that
a Democratic victory had been
gained. Sure enough the mails
bring intelligence Of the election
of Il Democratic Sheriff, Democrat
lie Senator, and II Democratic Rep
resentatiycs out of II.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17


THE EFFECT OF THE WAR.-The
Montreal Herald notices the settle
ment in that city Of some wealthy
citizens of the Republic. One gen
tleman from Florida is there, who
fled because Of his Northern sym
pathies; another, "recently a bank
err in New York, doing business
mainly with the South" who takes
LimsA,lf. his son, and $25O,OOO to
Montreal ~ fear Of a lodging in
Fort Lafayette; Il third, who has
made "a very large dcposit in o;@e
Of the city banks" and seeks to Oh
tain naturalization as a British
subject, and to invest his capital
in ships and a fourth, whose
brother is in the rebel army, and
who settles down with his family
and fortune in Canada to be out of
harms way. The Montreal Her.
aid says
"May Victoria's realm enjoy the
happy distinction of being that one
whose ~proscripts are tewest of any
in the civilized world, while its
sympathles are large enough, and
its strength great enough, to af-
ford a home to all who need pro-
lection"
1t is suggestive of the condition
into which this unfortunate war is
bringing the country that we find
British organs Boosting of the
"protection" their flag affords to
refugees" from America!
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
TILLELGRANES
. 81. Louis, Oct. II.

81. LOUIS, OcJ. III.
Secretary Cameron and Adjutant-
General Thomas arrived late last
night. The Secretary reviewed
tie Eighth Wisconsin Regiment,
Col. Murphy, which has just ar
rived by steamboat, before Bar
NUNS Hotel this morning.
NeW York, Oct. II.
Intelligence from our Mexican
Minister is to the effect that the
Mexican Government has asked
for q loan from our Government OF
from $4,000, 900 to $10,00O,0
Mr.. Corwin regards it highly i'm
portant, just at this time, that
Mexico should have the money to
pay interest on her English debt,
and thus relieve her present en-
,orrassments.
~ Th. Uerald's dispatch says our
cornr,roo,,t is determined to stand
nv W ,.,iilCl' at a,,,l hazards, and pro-
tect her against enel o"'n'"'H'' "
foreign powers. .,ood
Our Government has addre.Seo
communications to England and
France and Spain, to know what
their intentions are, to which no
response has yet been received.
Fort Monroe, Oct. 10.
Twelve of the 18th Regiment Of
n. Y. Zouaves were yesterday Ia
ken by the Rebels, a short distance
above Newport News.
Lieut.. Zellen, who commanded
the party who were in quest of
fuel, is under arrest for cowardly
behavior.
NeW York, Oct. IA.
The Commissioners of the
Worlds Fair organized to-day by
electing Secretary Seward as chair
man, and the Superintendent Of
the Census, Kennedy, secretary of
the thirteen Commissioners. Ed
ward Everett was absent (; lie sent
a letter of excuse. a committee
was appointed to wait on the Pres
ident with a request that he send
a national vessel to England to
convey all American contributors
who may desire to exhibit.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
Volunteers for the
CAMPBELL REGIMENTHl
"Comc over and help us y is tho
Macedonian Cry from Kentucky.

The Legislature has asked us; General
Anderson, the hero Of Sumter, has asked us.
The women and children plead for their
lives and homes: our own border is men
aced; and while son cry "peace, peace"
there is no peace" The next gale that
sweeps over the Kentucky hills may bring
the cIangor of arms to our own beautiful
city of Cincinnati.
Men of Preble, "STRIKE FOR Your CoUNTEyl'
VOLUNTEER! Now is your time Col. L. p.
Campbell is raising a Regiment in the Third
Congressional District. Camp at Hamilton,
Ohio.
Having been appointcd,and mustered in.
to the service as a Commissioned Officer Of
the Ohio Volunteers for the L. S. Army,
am empowered to enlist and enroll Recruits,
and make requisition on the U. S. Quarter
master at Columbus for Clothing, so that
they become Soldiers Of the Army under
Pay and Subsistence from the day of enlist
ment.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

HCTe arc hIleIy cOUlITUS III IHU
State, and we think it will be found
that Mr.. Jewett and the Democrat
ic ticket have carried nearly thirty
Of them, or about onc-third. Tod's
majority will probably be about
iilty-fve thousand, or some ten
thousand more than that Of Presi-
dent Lincoln over Douglas.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

The "ToD and VICTORIA ticket
has been elected in the State by a
large majority. According to Tod,
time and contingencies will dis
close which is the better man Of
the two-"Tod or Victoria"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17

We find the following in the is
sue Of the New York Independ-
ent, Beechor's paper:
THE SENTIMENT OF THE PEOPLE.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
a UNION DEMOCRAT.

The following counties in Ohio
gave Democratic m~ajorities for
Jewett at the late election:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
100000
100000
Il WI
j eWett

Under the circumstances, to have
given 100000 Democratic votes
against 100000 for all otherparties
is a great achievement, and shows
the vast strength Of the organiza-
ton. The 100000 votes Of the
majority is made up Of antagonist
icaI neutrality-suspicious., Amer
leans, Democrats, Radicals and
Conservatives differing upon i'm
portant questions that cannot long
hold together in unity. Divisions
of a fatal character are destined to
spring up among them, and it re-
quires no prophet to predict that,
ere long, the Democracy will re-
gain their ascendency in the State.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-10-17
The Vote Of the State.

From the returns received, we
estimate the vote Of the State at
$4,000, divided thus:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03

Are ssoviag mere N ffsar sfth ne public. It's
ms CO.. es1ed thry are he best Tsrxstls~ yoa san
Z pat forth frc1n ne World e rsaitiue The u1sc
viii sas-y arrive ben they ~fi srYerceds aifosher
pnrsstivrs vhstssrr- The inxrssieu,- 81 wbl-tI
thsy are esnIssrd ssesly te otts ne,i ~ drug
stsss o. tse makers q etA~r pIix DR.. Eraesrs.
La tssEs sronn and prepared wffhost "A b Re
sxpenss- Aud this care 10 snak~ a tornsisr ssirxa-
TIVE i spFrrcistec the sales inssscate-~ OtAsr
rargauvrs are dragging a uickrrlng existence. Ard
Ut th~y may hsve susn~ rnsrit. NJ Brancrcth's
Pulls are SAFE ard sase--saft becsnse thsy operate
sol ~ ST inpure EusnoT~- - ~alaattss rad =
soueAsd. snly cssfe e. wora-ont material which.
wien taNea est q tie beay i.asr. b ssreuzer.-
They piesssns q truy "a -tiv~ -seirsue car -
Tcssy that they vii not sonctoes sise psln wrald
BE true. hut ne pain they eire IS oaiy beesose The
remove these crude ant bad hufnors fnous th4 icos
whieh as the &C sion sf -dssense. They open na-
inres avenues and this eaasas asssya - 0as pleas
snfly.
SID - J. R. cssrS...lAr. Terss-ns4se. snd ~ Al
respectable dealers in mrsitrine- fau-zla.lr,
a EEwAEp - Crrxnsps--for th@ deieetIoa q ant
person coanterf~itin-- initaiin NE q 81,
such Counterfeit initiation It EGrhart's ilollanc
hit'eFs. The genuine. hishis esEes1irss~d Holland
bissF. = pgi up IA hsfpild hotties aply having ths
nams II the pfapristT. Il Psgc, Jr. tl~a tn them.
sd his sisrstnre aso1 liss es-s4 andsv~ry
bottle .a.
.as q. lsEhtfai roEt4 has eren reersvea 81 amer
<aA4 Niih last iasnr uhss only exiended 70 rssi,
scis<tlie preparedness. Whea eenzi4es rs,. mara
ed sueeess atieud,ax ~ sdnsnsstFalion. tie most
stubborn cases q Fever sr- Akhe. weakness II ans
DID, u spep,is. Heartburn kclisy q the stonascd
sea aad Nervevs Headache Iaiigskfiep. Costivv-
ass aud Pies. ssxether ~.Ll hs sousrsse esntrel
exercises over al Sefvsas. kheumAtif ard Nerral-
&c Anect.eus, Ne caenst ~etsr "a popai.rity
Well may the ins4i-d vslsss tl-is F~u..<s.
Anx. = twiw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03

MEDIC L ADVICE given gratis.
~ by the Aching Surgeon. TO al who srs,iv v let
er, wuh description Of their condition. AYE occu.
proyerty, Mcdicnc farhished free 81 charge
VALUABLE RffOkfS on Sperlnaforrh.ea ars
efseT, Diseases u the sexual as se Goa the NFw
ktAl DIS employed IN the Dispensary, seit 10 he
Afflicted In sealed letter ,ytol~s free Of clare.
Two 90 three Stamps Tor retttEe vii be accsptsile
Address. Or. skiLf4H uUt6IiTON. Acting sur
g u, Howard A--ncittia'. Se. south Nnih Street
PHILADELPHIA. "a Nv craef n she Directors.
GEO. FAlRcHuU. lSrs<Lssr
EZRA n HAi1wEII., fsesdsns
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03
TO rmr PI,nLic

Tue sndsrsssnec. prAs-eai ws.ch.n.t,-. -.
'F''ers n Watches. having hoeghs ana .o,s L.
eah s'1sss iot Hn'Asr Of ye.r. past. .,.
- an u az kines q foresh wss-s-. ar . -
'0's'' psi'oa 9 tine. BEG 70 STATE tia, ,A.s -.
never esAii m Watches which, a. ca. -
''a"'' Instances, hs-e b.en more ,.,,.s....--
themselves o. Customers. wAsr.-.r An - :,
ssF@hii.'y, eesasy q fni.h. raathen.,,e.,'- .
proportions. Acc-rsfe compensation .,d - -
!. :, 20 'es.ks than do. ra.,v,.,
'ured ~ the uslthsr COMPANY ''>
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03


ty the use q these Pins he periodic attack.
'efto"s or Ssck bs'daele may = prevented and s
AIKEN at the oosunno nceent % an attack .rur- ass
elief from sickness VIII be obts ued.
They seldom faii in removing the a.1ases ard
Heddoche TO which females arc 50 rrach subject
They act generally u,on the Notwithstanding
toSffrc,sess
For Ldserary nes, .Sudess~, Delicate Females
aud all persons Of sedeEssD Ao5ss, they are valuable
a. laxative. IN improving the apssle giving tone
and reoT 70 tie digestive organs, and restoring the
aatrSi electricity strength Of he whole sv.,.r
The CfPHki.C PILLS are theresuls q long invss-
dgation srd carefully conducted experiments. having
been ia use many yeaEs. during which t.las they
have prevented and relieved vast amount Of pain
and suffering RON headache whether originating IN
re szsseaa or from eersnged stste Of the
.losnsch.
They are eitirely vegetable ia Their composition
and nsy-bs s@SeR At al timer with perfect safety
without making spy change o! die; aud tse a5seac<
'faas a. seres< tasf< renders q ea.y 20 .sdsais-
isfer ot<ra - etsldry7.
BEWARE OF C0uNTERFEITS
he genuine have signatures Of Henry c. spsaldlns
each bon
so'dby Frurvtsss ard all other eeslsrs Ia ned.
rsn~s.
4 eos ~ili ~ sert BY mail on recrsrs eth.
PRICE as CgSTs.
All order. should be Addressed 70
HENRY Q. SPAULDING.
ec~i-rssress. New ycrs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03
WATCHES.
ii Card.

'hk AMERICAN WATCH coxpxx,
"aiiham Mass hess 70 eslit he ssies.io. a A. -,
&c . shs following emphatic reoo.ne.s,,,,. =
than Watches, By t1e leading practical ws,eho.....
and jewelers. throughout he United states.
ire list u signatures 70 IL l. quite too lens q,
Pse'ics'ioa n ole advertisement; b.; he pans. ar,.
-eosed ~ti be recegriEed BY those scquair..c -.
'he ffs1s a. being IN the highest degree
and alnafntiai Al their e-tzbllshraens, a,
- foune The genuine wsio-s q The co.np.a,..
ut-esure. ir great variety
Signatures ifosa a@uy cities s0c. tow, ~, an.
fepfessH'ed n 'hisjiss -al appear n future 80
rsemenL
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03

cArros--As cur vsseh Il ezs<ns.~esy 90.
tsr'ssitsc b foreign manufacturer. ~s have soirs
The public that 10 -seh r. Of chr yrc4ncsss. -4.eh
anseoompsnied BY cersi6a.se gsauinsn~.. ts.ras
ihs number Of The watch. ssa sSned ~ cur rse..-
ureE, r. r. Rebs'n. CT ~ p-aec~-.~r-, Apgassss.
Tracy = Co. 1,e4
Asfsrse watches are FOR sale D. .svsls, gsssrsily
thr uvhou, ne union. the Azsrse.n wsseA conp~.y
DO not soiess orders FOR ssngIs vsehss-
RoBBiNSk APPLETON.
Whsisss,s Agents, Ne. i0 40. yr
sp2rdssd- sssw9a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03

ss- We szs,i eall he parfle.isr sstentieu q ss-
cry reader thc Advertisements Of Mct. an
sfrsnl tlenfnx Cordial and velcanse Ol tiuimens -
They to- w~ll knowa n sbfs euraasaniiy 10
qaire reconrierd atious. B1t there many 81
readers who sussrrins fri- deranssneat q the
digestive organs, without ths 81 shtess idea Of ii
real e4Ese. xrxins rise sympsous such despon-
dency. nsTvans unpleasant frehnZ indees.oa. lack
IL nerzr. MAJ iar ssvlsssrre burden. To al who
may eani efed. ~ tbs Cordial q vii give in,ps
date ieE- 70 al sao Esy - afisstel with Sores
Paios o. any klAd. ~ tr flnluseut. she m 81
verus .mers 10 aEoIbef c1iunan. taux9idv~lw
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-09-03
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