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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02
AT'FEwTi0N yOLUNTEERs.

IlY authority 81 the Secretary Il Var, Will rSe and
ID into service company ~ gfa1tfJ or the war, form
Jrcn NJ aisr ~ ct g. Gcs Battalion $50 Bounty, URi-
yru;s and ihs mos, Improved furlI,hsd
10 those who willing enlist ,o tie protection Of their
hspp homes and invaded country appeal come forward
nd Join
have Nth in thiJ rArote calling, Charles n
organ Lex H. L. aud X H. Pant forms.iy OF the ess
rated gicano1d |. Eldss
Can a, The Confederate Recruiting Once, ala
I'D Pearl E.fests.
SrIs-U T. CLAY MADDUx
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02

DOCKS GOOD sAMARITAN.-Ths great and never fAlin
II remedy for Rheumatism and Neuralgia may BE- had
PATERSON Coz Drug storS lpli
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02

DURNING FUID-A smsll Just received and for sale b.
ID v, PHrRRsoN co., Druggists. Apll
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02
NEW AUCTION HOUSE,

- Is Resms Wrlpya- Paper
- Sets Iron ATlr, ASA . 10 In.
100 lbs fac hAf blfaehed hoe Thread
SOn lbsfenp 1W.ar
tNu lbs CoiIOl Rope
IL uk. g Cut N-is, 'sIrd
2ON prs Menu shoe LISA sss!d
30 doE { 9 10 Scy he.
800 do WtediT md Killing Hors
20 prs srlths bellows
1900 gro scrr1,s, ASst'I
CO.. Mil Saw Files Asst'h, TO Is IN
- tuE H5rse Rstps as5td
60 do Hand Saw res ssstd
100 DO meas Cotton Rose
500 lbs Iron Wire As.td lG AndiT
- dCz Wood w tgoa Hames
II do Post III e, Assrd
10 900 lbs Tlste Steel, a5st'd l to = dick
leu Circular saws Sss;d 10 e2 inches
2coyrs Anchor % ting Cloths, asf'd
Cases gen. Castle soap, la Etore and Tor sale by
RHODES, WI.SJs A HURT,
mAlO-H sueeestt rs 10 Smith, r o des 4 o.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02

En CASKS EE9JH d CO., and other brandt
w Champagne Wl're, warranted pure.
100 cates oG Mountain Rye Whisky, In a. bottles
loo bbl BungAEdner sRd Rockbddge Rye WHISKY, very o.
and ine
gross bakers Premium bitterI
~ case, sNrdntE
500 lbs damaged Nails
800 lbs Chewing Tobacco
l1OJ bales over aud Timothy Hay
Corn, Bran, Brown stud, chip Stud
Green and Black FeRs
H06erts Porter
Smoking Tobacco
And general assomeni Of the best family groceries on a.
most reasonable terms &. A. L. DABSFY
iA23 Dor. Broad and Ith s;res,s-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02

aye, undersigned have formed eopinehP for the purpose
Of recovering the yalue slaves and cher property
hoyed, by the enemy in Eastern Virginia Tho! Will give
romp. sendon 10 all entued 10 their care. For terms
&C., Spply Col OHAs. K. MALLORY, CT FoktUyn 10 R0
MONTAGUE Jamaica, BideEeT ooGnty, I'll the lbth Of
november, and amer THAI tine et Richmond
oHlRLEs X. MALLORY,
aelb-u 10. J.. kOhTAGpE
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02
NOTICE I

TAyING sold ont my TOCk At Auction those indebted to
u would d. great favor by calling and sstt1ns
their ae.oun end all that have claims anst viii present
Hem for settlement without delay.
sANP7OS JONES, AGENT
naiq Corner MAln and qIh STerts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02

HOLLINS INSTITUTE,
BorET1U ct SPRINGS, Va
TINaE seslon % hI will the LIST WelRs
i day Ia June next, and continue months
u cor, Cf vii he ATTENDANCE and inslru ,1B
braushes Of female clue ,on us7sy taught in
In.uons !ghest grad" Tie location, w Roanoke
Vs. miles ryuiI sui Tennessee COAiB combines
the advantages Of rstrsmeI ain air and scenery and
mineral NGieTG
TERMS.
Board and Tuition IN English Branches $500
Tuition In Music a.
Drawing and Pain,lng om. 10 to ~
EE-Pdps strip BoniAeks, whence 0nnbus will run the
6rst days ofthe Session
Any fart ler inform Atoa may be hsd by addressing,
CHARLES L. COCKE, supt
Ap2l-d61cSt Rotetnurt SpTngs. RNano % "a
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02
..aCmINERY FOR SALI

1.-TWO Wood Plalnirg Machines
Il iron Drill Press
pa Iron Shears
! Ircn slide Lathe
Also few Buc'eyr RrLpe and Aowers-9rSers celebrated
n IrshsIs and Cltalerl
We uuAcuhnR the ABOVE machines a. present. and
those Ia want h1i better Apply soon.
mki8-,tiAlaE J W CNRDNFLL co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02

ARD OIL 10 bbs Lard OIL lust hand and ~
IL ApN W. PETERSON a co .sDuRgds.
INFORMATION WANTRD.-JIs. McNi an, j., ofthe
L c2uuty Of bs lax Va member Of Comp any g. Oh Reg
Va Cavalry III Camp Bar'0ur about l5h April
90 the Hos Jal roi .ye, srd has been heard
5a uH.e Aug in'om ,ton coursrnug h vii he thankfully
received y the underlined. J,B rChILLAN,
maSl-S.' Halifax T.. vs..
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NOTICE TO TANPAYER.

OFFICE ms. co. OF THE STATE OF VA, /
RroHHoSD. May 2hh, ls62
MkErISi OF the kholders Of this will be hell
n At their ofce, MONDAY, the % day OF June next
e O'Clock and business OF Importance w
disposed Of all are urgently requested 10 attend.
BY order OF the Board:
mAsO-9t' O.. BRIsTE. secy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02
LAND FOR NALR.

LAND FOX SALB.
WILL expose Tor sale ~ puddle aust Tuesday the
l5.h dav Of jay, Il fair not the fair day aiicr
OF land Val ~ Mr buds burton lives, containing
23O crrs. Bog 10 the county II bemAEie about miles
N o. Depot This land we'll aiap 81 70 the usual
10 tbs scon vel wAterrd uad sbundsnce OF timber
In consist Of good two hou,s newly built
other houses. Adjoining very fne
OK MILL mid The portion of the timber
within ftw hu drei yards Of the mills Flu will take
peaar In Sh'Srg the property wishing to purchase
rERns m lde knoSn on dAy VI sale.
HUDSON MARTIN
nv ql-e6u Co-1~is'o1ar
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a
n 1t distinctly understood that manufacture
sraEa Letters Tor military Silver letters made ~ order.
Also, krta Brands OF all i-crtioas viz hour tobacco, graz
machinery, tents Ac ut the lowest reasonable pr
susl Stencils, for marking clothing With iudbe Ink cut
neSiest style.
Those In Of either the above art ces will do wei 20
ant examine specimens before purchasIg elsewhere Gail
aidress A. GRAHAM, Brand Gutter (BoI syI) door %
Columbian Hotel, Richmond Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02

zoo PACKAGES MANUPACTCRRDT To-
LOW HACCO.-We have in store 1900 pas kay
1aured Tobacco various brands and qualities which will
cell aud take In payment Bank Of isyvariA notes. Low
prices FOR lie notes Of Bank In State HUNT JAhEs
,jrner Va and o-ry streets Sel9
JsINGLASS ADHESIVE PLASTER, and Adhe-
ave Plaster Cloth, for sale 81 MEADL BAKERB Drag sore
ls5 hAn Street, cor. above P. o. nol2
EGTCBES.-5o gross Matches superior article FOR rale
Vi b. " PETERSON 90. DrrFgists seas
4 LLECBANY wATRI.-rrssh nom the Spring Just
n TO hand and for sale BY W. PETERSON co., Druggs
IS Main Street. SEES
NASTELE SGAP.-5O Gases CASTLE soap, for SALE 10 AZ
" rive by W. PETERSON Co., Druggists. SEES
NRUSHED BUGkR-Loverings crashed Sugar Just received
" and for sale BY szLDlA MILLER Pearl and Gary
treeis. ocS
= ALTverpoo hne eAt do ground alum do Just received
> and fo Sa!a By sELDSN MILLER Pearl and Cary
streets oos
= UPERFNE FoUR-Rovlands brand In aud Tor by
} sELDLN MILLER corner Pearl End Gary streets oes
FAMILY PLOUR.-SO Bblr. Iurerlo. Family Flour, IuII
70 hand. HUNT JAMES,
my Corner Va and CARY ste.
ID Ii. MAURY g. 90,
Ii. sTUOR AND lXOHGN7E BROKERS,
oHce EOuh corner Of Main and llh Streets.
Confederate States per cent bonds
Virginia state Begseei sn1 Oougon bonds
North Carolina State and per cent do
nNS-u RI hAugY co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02
CONTINGENCIES S0VEs,

IL persors taxous - &c; ~ Ct ther Confederate money
u aad WAC on book sc,ount bonls, OF oherwe I
tina. extent 10 set,leu srcouns by CALI
q at my old stand, ia MS!n street, st Lrs -.
Wh. IRA SMITH
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LAND RnR SALE.

so RAILROA9 CeNCRA ACTORS AND ma.
cHIN!ST We have jgTt receirei about 400 POUND
tse, on consignment, which offer for sale
A. Y. sToKEs co.
Cor 1blh M Carr sS,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-02

COuBS.-Dressing and Pocket Combs Hair and Tooth Bus
~ es Bay Rum and Lubins Soaps, Tor sale az MEADE b.
KERs Drug Store, ls6 NAN Street. corner shove mh2
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
Weekly Summary,

We have nothing of a startling
nature to report this week. In
Congress they are earnestly en-
gagged in making taxes, by the hun
drcds of millions. They have
raised UP such a pile of bills and
resolutions on the tax question, as
to hide, for a season, the negro out
ofsigllt. .t..
We know nothing Of what is
going on in tent or camp, with the
exception of the fact that, as usual,
great things are to be done in a
few days, and no doubt, some more
great lies will reach us soon.
The Burnside Expedition has
been more disastrous than we
stated it to be in our last issue.
Gurley has been turned into a
laughing stock, by Mr.. Cox, in
Congress.
England is fully satisfied with
the Liberation and restoration of
Mason and Slidell.
If report be true, we have met
with some slight check in more
than one place in the South, with
in the last ton days.
There must be a murderous bat.
tie fought in Kentucky very soon
-"Who may abide the day of its
coming?'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
LLANDIGHA

We give in the Press of this
week an extract-only an extract,
from our Representatives great,
clear, logical and unanswerable
speech on the only rational, just
and proper method of raising taxes
to support the Government, Mr.,
Vallapdigham is the most able,
clear-headed, far-seeing, and pro-
found statesman we know of in
the present Congress, and for this
closely and correctly reasoned
speech in trying to save the cork
ing classes hre;n being depriocd by
orerta@ation Of some Of tho neccssa-
ries of life, in the face of such fear
full odds, he has our best thanks,
and very soon he will have the
thanks of the Irish, Germans, and
Scotch in the Northern States, in a
voice which will be both understood
and felt even in the viNage of Ea-
ton. Would to God that we could
be heard, as an impartial and tried
witncss, in the Hall Of Legislation
on the correctness of Mr.. Vallan-
digham's practical views. We
know that We shall be abused and
denounced as a traitor for our
present, though by the Hon. gen.
tleman, unsolicited approval of
what we happen to know to be
the only wise, just and prolific
source of revenue. Let his friends,
and also his small, though malig-
nant enemies, read our published
abridgmcnt of his speech, and
point out a single flaw in his argu-
ments if they can ; but if they can
not, lethis enemies, as the immortal
John Wesley would say, "foreyer
hold their peace
Let those who are opposed to
all compromise, and determined to
carry on the war for the purpose.
of destroying slarely by fire and
srOrd, bear in mind, that they are
acting SO as to deprive white men
of their wages, and to cover the
Northern States with unprotected
and helpless colored people. Woe,
woe, woe to the enemies of white
men their conduct will be the
ruin of the black race!
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
A Word with our Friends.

We thank our readers most sin
cerely for the readiness with which
so many Of them have paid their
newspaper subscription. We could
write a Roll of Honor, but we do
not forget what is in good taste.
Our readers will be kind enough to
keep in mind, that those who do
not pay within six months will be
charged SITS; and those who will
not pay till the end of the year,
will be charged $1,000. These facts
are advertised in the democratic
Press every week. A hint to the
thoughtful and wise is, or ought to
be enough. Our subscribers must
see as they read the Press. that we
do not treat them to a weekly dish
ofchaf, or to n loose and incoherent
massof trashy things, u%ngrammat.
ieally written and thrown together
more like a cart load Of stones
tumbled into a pit than any thing
in the shape of real and artistic
composition.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
1ie0..

or Consumption, in the lGthyear Other age,
FRANCES CAROLINE SHIDLER, Daughter Of
CATHERINE c, SHDiER, near this place.
1t is with the deepest sympathy that we
add that Mrs. Shidler, like ourself has had
to pass through the deep waters of affection
Tor many years past, and this last stroke
has been a trying and painful one, but it
will be remembered by the sorrowlng ones,
that "He who is our God is the God Of
Salvation"
On Thursday, the 3Oth inst, of Hemorr-
hage of the Stomach, Mrs. SUSAN VIRGINIA
ALBRIGHT, aged 81 years, I months and 70
days.
The late Mrs. Albright, whose death has
been keenly and painfully felt, not only by
her bareaved husband, but also by all who
knew her, was for years q devoted, earnest,
consistent, and circumspect member of tho
Methodist Church in this town. She "died,"
as she had lived, Tin faith" We honestly
sympathize in her bereaved husbands sor-
row, but hope that he feels tho power ofthat
Grace by which his late wife was enabled to
rejoice in hope of the glory of God"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
.,.. For the Democratic Press.
The Infamous Paper and Urea.
sonable Petition"

Mr.. FERGUSON - The senseless
puke Editor has worked himself
into o furious passion, because
union Democrats have dared to re-
specially petition Congress in fa-
vor of white men. He calls it a
Unreasonable petition, a 'senseless.
document, a vile thing that no
respectable Congressman would
read in that body, and should be
kicked, with infinite disgust, under
the table, lie says that Sit is ar
rogapt, outrageous, unblushing,
and unqualified treason If this
abolition ~hypocrite would give us
a legal definition of the word trea-
son, that would last twcnty-four
hours, it would be q great favor to
honest white men. Does he know
that white men no longer have
any liberties? Honest people can
now see for themselves that the
Editor of the Register has de-
nounced an earnest and respectful
petition to Congress as treason ;
also he seems to hate the word
compromise, and calls it a meta
rious term'-yes, that word har-
rows up his soul, as if he had been
visited by some frightful ghost
Verify, his zeal in the cause of alb
olitionism is great. Such men
have been, and now are, the cause
of our present troubles. The Hon.
Joseph Holt, of Kentucky, says on
this subject, 'We make no apology
for this wicked effort in the South
to destroy the government. We
grant the necessity of suppressing
it but abolitionism that produced
it must also be suppressed. Abo.
litionism and secessionism must bt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
Friendly Letters on the present
State Of things and parties in
America, addressed to the
American People. ss
LETTER ".

MEN, BRETHREN AND FATHERS
An inspired servant Of the great
Peace Maker asks, From whence
come wars and fghtings among
you? Come they not hence, even
of your own lusts that wal in your
own membcrs?'-JameS, 4. 1st V.
The Lord will scatter the people
who delight in w9r,'-6S Psalm
and 30th verse. These words of
the 'Holy One are now being real
lied in all their force and point, in
America. Aust or desire for place
and power has involved this coun-
try in a terrible war, and thousands
of innocent persons have been
plunged into earthly ruin by its
burning aud killing power. Prop
erty worth hundreds Of millions
has been destroyed in America
within the last eight months, as
one of the many and dreadful con-
sequences of war. Who can con-
template the amount of the loss
sustained by families in Missouri,
Virginia, Kentucky, ard other
places, during the present contest,
without a thrill Of horror passing
through his inmost soul? Who
can tell the number Of men, wo-
men, and even children, that have
been shot, starved, or driven from
their farms, homes, and friends, as
the direful effect of American civil
war in tile year of our Lord 1861
What a dark, h%orrifying, not tC
say incredible, page, must the i'm
partial historians narrative of this
war occupy in the next Issue o
the history Of the once United, bu'
now %rupturcd and rivcn, States o
America.
The Democratic Press of thii
day, the 9th of February, 1862
contains facts which may be relie(
upon, of the most narrowing ma
ture, ever chroniclel as deeds eli
acted, and evils perpetratel in thu
light of day, and in the name o
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
Public Auction.

TNhe personalproperty belongingto Telem-
i acus NJ. Taylor, consisting Of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Wheat in the ground,
Farming Utensils, a gooditwo-horse Wagon,
two sets of Harness, onethird part of a
Threshing Machine, and other articles too
tedious to mention, will be sold at his resi-
dence one mile north of Gettysburg, Jeffer-
son Township, Prcble county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY MARCH Is, 1862,
commencing at 10 oclock A. NJ, and con-
|tinuihg INITIAL said ~propertyis sold. "'
DANL W. HARSHMAN Assignee.
Jan. 80, lS62-6wi sgedof.T, N; Taylor.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06

East arises from the fact thai the
navigation Of the Mississippi has.
been closed to us, andthnsth e pro-
ducts which heretofore We were
accustomed to carry down that
river have been forced to find a
market in foreign conntries.t Cut
off as we are fr0m all other means
of outlet exceptby way of the lakes,
and thus, in part, through a
foreign country, and with our rail
roads leading to.the East for the
most part in the hands Of eastern
directors of bond holders, thetafiff
of freight has at the same time
been fully doubled, thus increasing
the burdens in our trade both ways,
SO largelyYas tolhmount in o little
while longer to absolute prohibi-
ton; while, to make the matter
that great and natural
Hchannelo of railroad communication,
also, from the southern portions of
the Northwest, eastward, the alti-
more and Ohio railroad, has been
closed for all purposes oftravel and
transportation for the last six
months, and it.seemsa lmostimpos-
sible for some. cause-@surely not
sEmilitary necessity. a3tff
Sir, IIhave spoken so far, solely
for the purpose of directing the at
tention ofthe House and the coun.
try TO this subject, and not with
any vain notion of being heafken-
ed to now. or here. The bill will
pass forthwith, and just as You re-
ceived it, from ahe TreasuryDe-
partment. 1t has been impossible
to obtain, even fromthis side ofthe
House, the poor privilege of the
yeas and nays upon the question Of
suspending the rules toaallow it to
be reported, and it is vain to. offer
opposition to the measure. Let it
pass. But | am resolved that the
record shall he made up for the
I.great hereafter, and that the re-
sponsibility for this and other
kindred measures shall be fixed
just where it belongs. 4A,is4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Road Notice.

NJ office is hereby given that a petition will
IN be presented to the Commissioners of
Preble county, at their next regular meet
ing, (the first Monday in March,) for the
surveying and laying out a Free Turnpike
Road, in Israel Township, as follows Com
mencing at the Camden & College Corner
Free Turnpike, at the southwest corner of
the northwestquarter Of section twenty-threey
(23) in said township, thence north p miles
to the northwest corner of section eleven,
(ll)thence west on section lines to intersect
the Fairhayen 4 Richmond Turnpike Road
near the bridge above Fairhaven, and there
to terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Jan, 29th, lS62-3t*
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petit
IN ton will be presented to. the Com
missioners Of Preble County, Ohio, at their
March session, 1862, praying for the loca-
ton and establishment Of Free Turnpike
Road, between the following points, and up
on the route following to wit Commencing
at APPOINT in the Lewisbqrg Road, in said
County, where the road, now running to
Cristmah's Saw Mill leaves said Lewisburg
Road, thence North along the bed of the
old county road, to a point in the centre Of
the Paris Road, in Section IL, in Township
No. Sin said county, ofPreble, and there to
terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Eaton Ian. 90-4t.i itt ""f S
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
Proceedings oa,the Bill to Increase the
Duties on Tea, Coffee, Sugar etc,

OuIIes VI A0di OOhSOj 1u6aA w.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont. The
morning hour having expired, i
ask leave to report from the Com
mittee of Ways and Means q bill
to increase the duties on tea, eof-
fee and sugar.
Mr.. Vallandigham. object to
the bill.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont. I
move to suspend the rules, to ena-
Bile me to report the bill for con
sheraton at this time.
MI. Vallandigham. ask the
gentleman to withdraw the de-
mand for the previous question for
a moment or two.
Mr.. Morroll, Of Vermont. I will
do So; but not for genera" discus
sion. tf h8a.rg
Mr.. Vallandigham. No not fol
general discussion. Mr.. Speaker
II desire to say that, at the last
session, 1 opposed, in common with
all the gentlemen upon this side 0.
the House, the tariff and tax bill
and in some brief remarks ther
submitted, I predicted that the
result of increasing. the duties
would be a great and disastrous
diminution Of the importations
and by consequence Of the revepul
from customs.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
The Right Of Petition.

r @AO eA6h Va AObAtAOAs
We see that there is at least One
human being in Eaton, who has
dareato call in queSiduth right
Of Democrats to draw qp, and
sign what kind Of petition tlIe
please. To the iatefneddler ID.
other mems business, We say, "Eat
your pudding slave" and get An
tony to ripe yoar mouth and then let
him go and learn how to write
French correctly. We are happy
to report, that the Democratic
Uniohpetition, which has RECENTLY
been circulated in Eaton and two
or three Places,in the ueighbots
hood, has been signed by several
hundreds of persons, including d
largernumber of the true Republic
can party. The Abolition party
including "Pious preachers and
honorable men, have, whenever
asked, refused to sign it, because
asone of the "Piops preachers" saia
atNew Hope, they are "in for war
until slavery be abolished" Truly
the men of God have become men
of blood. ,a $3.50" 0a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
PIIRIIG SAIE.-

The undersigned will sell %atpdblic vehduS,
at his residence, four miles west of Eaton,
on Friday February l4,lS62, the following
property, to witt In La
l0yhead of Horses, a head Of Stock Hogs,
1000 bushels Of Corn il lthe ear, 200 bushels
Of Oats, | Wheat Drill 1 Reaper, l Corn
Crusher; also the undivided hslfof rs acres
of Wheat in the ground also l1S acres Of
Land, and other property, Sale to com
mence at 6 o'clock p. Nj, when terms Of
sale will be made knownyand due attendance
given by .s,sg EDNIS STONES,
! january q, 1862.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
NOTICE

S hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and constituted as
Assignee Of Telemacus NJ. Taylor, of Preble
Ohio, and that the creditors of said
|. M. Taylor are requested to present their
az ainst him, legally authenticated,
to me for allowance. and within six months
from this date, or they will be rejected.
DANIEL W. HARSHMAN, Assignee,
Jan %, l862-3t Oft. NJ. TAYLoR
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-02-06
WOOD WANTED.

Gealed proposals WILDE received at VIM.
CCampbells Book Store until Saturday
evening the 10Th inst, to furnish so cords Of
two.feet wood, to be cut out ofgreen timber,
Beech, Sugar, or Hickory (body woody by
the first of May, piled to season, and to be
delivered at the School Houses Of School
Dis. Nod, Washington Township, by the 18th
of October next CHARLES W. SWAIN.
Feb A. lS62-2w. ,. -tf,is s,.-- e..