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P0ST-OFFICE TIME-TlBEE.

WINTER ARRANGEM EMIT Eos
w Olosing the Mails ct the OisVelerd POI, 81
noe eomnoRoing November fth, 1854. 4 = = -, !.
g9aisa GI@R g i.s94ISs E1Rs g
EIi4, Buffalo, Nav York, Boz -----, - -.2- DSle.:
: tonl ana Ea5tsrn Way, dailVl $40 A. n ,l9O A n
/ Supplementary Letter Rsok-l - :. - - ~
and Boston, daily ......A.....l $50 A. N.ie5a A n
/ Erie, Buffalo, Albany, TroT -
New York Boston 1nd Poft., FsSt, .v1 u
/ land, connecting with n, u
Erie Agent, daiy y............. TIB p n 800 p n
ssts ior Ba6alo,, Nov YORK YORK
pi.. igSstton deily 500 p NJ GOOP. n.
Dhia, WGshi1gtoR, Balti.
1fi6s,, R26S, 465FP9I y p qenso9, < E 3 6ts5. as5,
bsnyills, Whseiing and 81 4
y; X h, cal, dSily $50 a. n. st0 A. n
80 ior Pitt8burgh, Phila-
dalphias Waahluston and
gi5: 55s5F55;. aai5I g; 4: n :s 4 Il
~ T2lsdo w, dsi5:...: $50 A. n. 10 A. Il
7fs S4IssfSi gs555E SsS "a Wv; Sc Sc E. sBEg
A21ng1sogn, Warren and .I .
Oeaab95 aai' 5lRoi1IsF and 1000 P n S'0 A H
Ooa,b45 S5b SsS Ei5cinnsf:i Lou. S'' A. n $50 A. h
tEyiIlo, Wheeling, Sc. Louis
gntllicoshe giroisYilo and
Agb for Columbus and ON.
Ma9a MGa2s; a, ,Jyg sss ?. H 7ss P Z
EQokports Dover, Bholdeid
h9rth RldssTtif5 and AMI Fr ---H
hefut. Leaves TusBdays,l --. ..r .- .
T4urldags ana SatlrdGyB...llisO 4 A
BATH BreuksFil5hnd OsBlog.l
Leaves TpssdA7E aud Slfur- ---, q q. -..-
ual lisssssiss ....-.isssis.asf..-s....l 70o a,
1a50E GsutrJ 0rinfaF,l -
hinokls7 aud North EoYEl.l ia 81 E
IN. LsaFeg f1a8dkgb and
afuTingl sssgississ....i.. ...ai..s.i JIC0 A n
Y rrengyillS. dAliE.--......l.5..ll0i1A A. n -.r
EnE OF kRRT7AL OF ohAib TRA1Hs
SO Lrr HaF DHRoI7 "Hr17T7T
Through Eastern........,..... ms A N 7.Is p n
8o8ton and Way from BufalO. 5:i5 II ri
Through Rhiladsfphini -andg a-.ssf- - - I
Mtas5i9gs0D ya Pt.sbgEgh 9ls a. n. $40 p s.
" q 0.l6 A N Ills
l1lll lersb1rghl Akron and iWsF g.A5 A, ~
through western .........-....,,, 9aj a IN s.Sh p
Mayfrom Idledo......i.-.....l.s 90 AgiRI,f n III
aa7 3Esis5 if9ss '''o n 3 sc I'm
Way frOm BandnskV.!..s.,a.,,,., 600 A N = -
VI nom NounE EHtOEn..,....... tr . 7.08 P Il
lladina end Way.,.s.....-........,. lnl n III !
1tec4 4paett Dover and AuuhaEEt r
,,:.S IRHTss.ys i;5 .HS sasdEisy.. Hoop. M.
~ ~ a'Afe.s sllis Anl 0oplsg p
,IEiisys ..@......-......g. r7.'1aI saoPa.
5larpn Centre, Gralgar Gni l.e -
IiSiis M9Rdiys "a FffdA7s.., ia G 60 800 pm.
HarIen8Eille, shilf ilf.s-as.-.-.s..sl0,l5'A a Il - -
lime Of dgtribution Of mails ready for dsiFsry A
lsualy one hour later than the time OF efriv1 Of
AA-sc rH TG7 II s7Eif II OOWAl63a aPsM.
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He soad flty boxes Of hospital stores to
CoElnik 10 sorrow for the relief Of the
wounded IN the resent terrible engage
nent RespOnsible gentlemen from this
city vii aooOmpsny them, and attend per-
sanslly to their distribution. We, there
fore, san in the most urgent manner upon
AL friends Of this cause TO cid US. Let
every one send to the Rooms Of the sol-
disEu Ala Society ell that osn Be spared in
The Way Of old Inca ard cotton lint ban
dsess, vine jelliss, eOrdiAls, 80. an The
PFsParhtiOns slready made By the various
ssnilaEy Commissions win be utterly in
adequate IN view Of the enormous loss sus.
tained By our forces.
Let Us, one and all, exert ourselves to
the Utmost to relieve cur brave soldiers
who have ventured and won 50 much for
our sakss, and Gr he glory and defence Of
our country.
The ladies Of The city are requested to
sall at the Rooms, Ne s5 Bank Street and
IN the morning take bed ticks TO make, to
Be finished b noon to morrow.
SoLDIERs' AID SoCuTT.
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NO. 85
DRY GOOlS.

GKIR1 SUPPOhTERSf SKIRT
~ SUPPORTER q SKIRT GUPPOHTE ksIf II
--Ehe only thing worthy th0 acme, made ana attsd
70 order only By nrB. o WILLlAMg, 10
eprl.3gt no. n Holman Hlook Z
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STOVES and TIN.WERE.
TIE DESPA TCH COOKING SFOVE.

THE DESPATCH COOKING STOVE,
Having during the past Wiatsr, heeu improved, d
nov andnubtedly the BEsr Steve IN & . Msrket.
lta 8aking, Roasting and Br0ililg properties are
une1oeptlonaolr, and Ia ensn0my nf Euel &c 30 Tn
pafaiied with iiB new patent crate it viii burn
Ing thoroqghly ventilated Il viii produca Dc, tsct
and healthy baks, equal 20 that Of Baksr's Brick
UVen Roasting and ToagtinF q done before The
0peu IRE and HroillnR ever live coals on the hearth
90 common asnse dioiats8, lt i8 manufactured iR
fhig city, aud lhs material used aud the workman.
satisfaction 20 ell, as HUNDREDS of hous keeters n
this city and gurregndinR country, who ars daily
u1ing the Stove, Will u tfly.
The fAoTaHg Star O0O King Sgoos
e new and desirable BatteTn, Whieh, with Varis-
q Of Others make our stock con pleis. We alBo
have on band great Variety Of Parlor Cooking and
otnez heating stoves Tor sals at reducsd prices.
aEs e2PsiaRt ,,9i supplied viii al tho RsU'lt
ENAMELED GRATES,
Also-ali of TIE most sssfal srtisiss o. Z
Hosss FigEishiug Good, Rails 3 FFlTs TODD
We are just receiving the Istsst tmprov, styiss Of
BTRD GA IS, which are offered Tor sale a. ths low
est c9Hb prfces Ne mnnuiactur- lafqsiys and hove
for sails at wholassle al tho Farsus hTticas
Of lain and Japsued Tin, Copper and Sheet fron
Ware We offer the almost dndil VI VsrigE5 of qoofT
in our lins f1r oala D. thai ioTsst c1rf rrs N IN
d ONE PRICE SYSEEMI = -
nIrAH Houlskseper and IT. oss who eoutrmpIafs
HouieEeaunia q .'th1 re- C. - are most
cord alF invited % call before DuTrhal1 sssWhere
and iue19 tof s1sl1lelFs3 a1c satlsiaoti5n , 1Ir-
antssi a ~ Sieve and Ora 5 Enparlnn 81 - e
nsTu Ne. 50 South SIDE Pa. 8Sulla.
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i TOLED0 Z. 3, ,szs


!. On Aad ai1gr Hoadsyi N0EsmBsr ffh, Ilt s1sIr -
vi run daily, 81 ioloFsi Is untsEs sTocEtsd,
750 a. n 0hisaso EzIrs.s-sopu at ali stafioss on M
5outhern Division eLcaPt Washington, snf ---
arrives IL Toledo a. l2l0 ?. H.; and ChicsF3 -
40 P, II. 6oFthstn EIaii-stops at az stsfl5as "a
N SiStseEf 3 Division, azslarEiF's s'aaR5l1Fss5 g 80
sIa f E Isissr.sh IzpEss.st-5s. .as IN us,tlou. s-
Dn Bouthern Division, except WRshingtoT, c.
hoa End ClaEs Arrives IN TOleds a. - p .r1lr
knG Chicago at IA 81.
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Rebel LO,S SO,OOO to 10000

Rebel Gen. Johnston KILLED /
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FELEGRAPHIC.
THE FIGHT NEAR CORINTH

THE FIGHT NEAR CORlNTH
Fall Particulars Of the Battle.
ANOTHER GREAT VICTORY!
7 40 Days Terrible Fighting
OUR LOSS REPORTED At FROM
lS,O00T0 10000
Rebel LO,s SO,OOO to 10000 4!
Rebel Gen. Johnston Killed !
BEAUREGARD'S Arm SHOT OFF I.
Drowning Charge Of Monday
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zwp FReA HARBIsEURaa r. aEW ToREs a15
i lE.s We Allsnt0uB s-r cav
pAILg 9gHAE0TI0Es r BALTnoRE. ~,
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eT & 5SssoEiSoE. Oss shli3. EosEIy Couts w ~
h snPsorsers Five Dolafa TFiWoskfy "a -
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b9sh Trains connect IS BadlOR ioE kkroa a.
Oars run through froa PitisbuFrh g EsT HsTS
Via AHeutovinY , gifsl5uf skalg6. of a75is
n fare a. low as By ang czher il1h,
- lhnouEh IlckstI caH balfdtrs Il s1Is T4ssf. =
-LteAet gfies Msddsn ,Hs1ss, at the Depot, q g
d - EForyuE,rnTIcy- 7-,-ss
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WIATEB AsRAHeEaEaI. Has,

Totaks olsCt ol. HoadaT, Eogsnb5r stb. is1l.-.-
1rait1 isege UlsgolaEd daily GsundAyB sEospfad,
10 A. d. = EL,-ArTiVos as E6E York lo.a5 4 i
ikniladel1hle 20 a. A.; Pitts1nzzn 4.ioP I'D
80 ~ AIrlEsa g. n. 01k=- p ~ &.
iFhtladslphla l2.50 3. A. Pittsburgh io p ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-30
Cincinnati Market.
C|INCINNATI, Jan. Is

49,
B~UTTER-Prime to choice at
12@14c; extra table at 15c; com
mon to fair at 8@10c.
CILEESE-The demand for this
article the past week has been
good, closing firm at 6@64c, the
latter price for selected.
EGGS-The market dull, and
prices declined to &c.
FLOUR-Demand active, and
prices advanced. Superine 81 10
"A 25, and extra 81 25@4 50. The
higher grades are in fair demand
at prices ranging from 81 40, 4 rs
@5, the latter prices for fancy.
GRAIN-Wheat is in active de-
mand. We quote Red at 85@93e,
the latter price for Hill, and White
9j@1 05, the latter price for choice
Kentucky.
Corn is in good demand, at 29c
for ear in bulk.
The dem md for Oats is good at
DC in bulk.
Rye has declined during the
week, closing dull at SOC on arrival.
The demand fer Barley contin-
ues good, and the market is firm
at soc for prime Fall, and 45c for
prime Spring.
HOGS-The market during the
week has been quiet, at prices
ranging from So 20@3 40.
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TO COnSumptires.

The Advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks by a very simple rene
dy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow sufferers the means Of
cure,
TO all who desire it, he will send q copy
of the prescription free of charge, with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a SURE Cure poR Gov
SUMPTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS, &c. The
only object of the advertiser in sending the
prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he couceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willamsburgh, Kings county, New York.
Jan. 30-3m
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For the Democratic Press
THE MORALS OF A

IT is remarkable feature of war,
that its advocates always claim for
it the sanction Of Sacred Writ, if
not expressly, at least by implication.
and, for the purpose Of establish
ing this, the incest distinctions in
metaphysics arc drawn and applied.
The express iniunctions-"T Thou
shalt not kill" off thine enemy
smite thee OH one check, turn to
him the othor;" and kindred pas
sages, peremPtoriIy forbidding the
destruction of human life, arc
evadcd and explained away by the
sophistry of politicians, fighting
preachers, and beIIigcrcnt Chris
tians; aud the public are thus led
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-30
Weekly Summary,

T., ,ro+hor cOlumn will he FOund
g tlo MIN
",.;s.1 pottIo AZ fills con, IS
r,," g. ,.o,r;tross wo sunnose il
"L, ,.n.;IoroI oo outhdntic,
'' =, :, ronortod thot some vessels
w. pnnnsi,1o Fx,ol;tion have
.ol..I vnorohv . loss or
wv, 81 5000 400 comes non
roanor+ Wall there is
g ~ Amorico and
su.oo, Jr,ir ON
tLnn rlJic nrrso
nv E.1;,, ,rL,,loror, sooms
4rrro1 u. hack on tho
c.,n,r, Corfodorocv and its En-
H nnro +hoy show tboir
r~;n O,1 pnr,,r1 oftor tbisp
mI. oo+ o~vno1ition hos ro-
C.:,;.Lor+ o,oor,
Good or1
o.,u ooorr;od with
~ ond Lor;.inr vorious
tLo roror f.or,
Ill., n,oI.o+s of tho ~noonlo The
ronmittoo Lovo
nosnIvoI 70 tox publishers Of news
hotov+ohoir nronortion
n4;o. o,osoraors Ly
,.1u.;u ,,nho,vod vor;,,.
.Loo,,o &C +ho Nortborn Stotns
La, rlahod from . state Of froo.
Lmin+oo stoto Of oroonino toxo.
49,,
Cuun, ston+or e or1oovor
tho Arroor stohl,
81 tho War DEPARTMENT, He i
Iotorm,no1 to ssuo No more order
tnr nrrs or munitions Of q I'll
ooL1;ors hovo modo soma "a,
% thoso already furnished to them
Au;s nniot on tho Potomac an.
rr1,:.; : .on, +hornb -,
Il,o % Monor
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petit
IN ton will be presented to the Com.
missioners of Preblc County, Ohio, at their
March session, 1862, praying for the loca-
ton and establishment ola Free Turnpike
Road, between the following points, and w
on the route following to wit: Commencing
at a point in the Lewisburg Road, in said
County, where the road now running to
Clistman's Saw Mill leaves said LewisburS
Road, thence North along the bed of tho
old county road, to a point in the centre Of
the Paris Road, in Section l2, in Township
No. 8, in said county ofPreblc, and there to
terminate. MANY PETITIONERS.
Eaton Jan. SOFT.
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Public Auction.

TNhc personal property belonging to Telem-
l. acus NJ. Taylor, consisting of Horses,
Cattle, Hogs, Corn, Wheat in the ground,
Earning Utensils, u good two-horse Wagon,
two sets of Harness, one-third part Of IL
Threshing Machine, and other articles too
tedious to mention, will be sold at his resi-
dencc one mile north of Gettysburg, Jeffer-
son Township, Preblc county, Ohio, on
SATURDAY,, MARCH Is, 1862.
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and'con-
tinuiag until all Said properly sesoh! -
D6NL W. HARSHMAN, Assignee.
Jan 80. lS62-6w GA OF 7. NJ. Taylor.
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The Census of Canada.

The late Census of Canada shows
that in the Lower Province there
are 942, 724 Catholics to 1871, 1910
Protestants. In Upper Canada
there are 258, al Cathoiicsto /, 49,
$50 Professionals. OF two millions
and a half of people in the Cana
das, over one million are of French
origin and speak the French Ian
guage.
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ment, for redemption, then look
out for squalls.
AS l shall take occasion to revert
to this subject again, I viii dismiss
it for the present.
SPECTATOR.
LEw1sBuRG, 0.
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PUBLIC SALE,

The undersigned will sell atpublic vcnduc,
at his residence four miles west of Eaton,
on Friday February IA, 1862. the following
property, to wit; To
10 head Of Horses, 10 head ofStock Hogs,
1000 bushels Of Corn in the ear, 200 bushels
of Oats, l Wheat Drill, l Reaper, | Corn
Crusher; also the undivided half Of Is acres
of Wheat in the ground; also l7S acres of
Land, and other property. Sale to com
mence at 6 o'clock p. NJ, when terms Of
sale will be made known, and due attendance
given by EDWIN s. JONES.
,Jnnuary 81. 1862
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Ehr Tie Demncrntic Press.
To the People of PrebIe County.


For the Democratic Press.
To the People Of PrebIe County.
Fathers, Brothers and Friends
Yet again hear me, for the sake of
the Union and the good old Dem
ocratic cause. Your fathers and
mine gave the beauty, strength,
and wisdom Of their days to the
work of building up this Union
IT was a masterpiece of the work
manship Of Natures noble men,
and it was an inheritance. Its
foundation was compromise, and
it could be perpetuated only by
compromises and the free con-
sent of all. We were proud of it,
and our hearts vel wrapped up
in love for it. And why was this
so? 1t was because of the i'm
mense and diversified benefits of
this Union. We were equal citi-
zens and equal States, owning a
continent of land and the products
Of one quarter of the world were
ours. The star-spangled banner
ioated in triumph over us, and the
Eagle, the noblcst of all the fcath-
cred tribes, was the emblem Of our
power. The people Of all nations,
kindreds and tongues eagerly sought
our shores for freedom and a
home. And we welcomed, espe-
cially the brave natives of the
Emerald Isle, and the sturdy Ger
man Of the Faderland, because
they brought their all to our coun-
try, and by their labor made it
blossom as the rose. All nations
respected the flag of the stars and
the stripes. We profted by the
arts and sciences of the world and
its history, and were happy. But
Abolitionists and pious preachers
have blighted all this happiness
They said that we must be pun.
ished tor our sins. And they have
madly brought on a wal of sec
tons, that will ferociously ant
h~orrifcally scourge us with whip
of scorpions. Our land is no longc.
the home of the free. The pcopl,
Of other nations look upon us will
fear and dread. Our own citizen,
flee to foreign lands for safety
Our nation is weakened by disun
ion. Our Government has beel
compelled, in alject humiliation
! to yield to the imperious deman'
, for the surrender of Mason an
Slidell. This is but the shadow 0
! coming events. Civilization in on
: land has been set back so far b,
this war, that the arrogant bigot
of Europe might we'll send thei
missionaries even to the town @
l Eaton, to teach its inhabitant
Christianity and good manner:
b Would such an insult to the int
ligencc of our people be agreeabl
to the honorable men about Eaton
1t may be that they would nc
y care, if they hold the offices an
: have plenty Of money. They hay
:. secrets that you and I know notl
! ing about. They will be richer {
y the end of the war than when
first began. The longer the wa
Il lasts, the better it will be tor son
Il people. But when the end come
e your government will be changed
the old Union will be gone, ar
you will sup sorrow-your mob
. estate will be lost forever.
l. RRIfruS
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Thursday, : January 80, 1852.
G~saseitutiona Rights which We Mean
To Exercise And Maintain.

Congress shall make no law re-
Specdng an establishment of re-
Egion, or prohibiting the free en-
Spsiss thereof; or abridging the
Arsedom of speech, or of the press"
Amendments to the Constitution of
~ United States, Article 1.
"Evory citizen may freely speak,
write, and publish his sentiments
an all subjects, being responsible
for tho abuse of the right; and no
law shall be passed to restrain OF
abridge the liberty OF speech, or oil
he press. standardization Of Oh'o'
Article l, Section IL.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-30
NOTICE.

ON the 18th day of January, \. D. 1862,
Ohe Probate Court of Preble county do,
clared the estate of Richard Kertland, dec'd,S
to be insolvent. Creditors are therefore re.
quired to present their claims against the
estate to the undersigned for advance,
within six months from the time above men
toned, or they will not be entitled to pay. b
ment. JONATHAN SWITZER, admir-
of Richard Kertland, decd.
January l~5,l862-6wtlE AN'E&
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Snesial Notice,

BsrAn those ~ndebted.to G. VAN
AuspALe Co.. will please settle up
without further notice. Neglecting
this, all claims will be placed in
the hands of proper officers, for
collection.
Eaton, January 9th, 1852.
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can name will be tainted VIA Vic
taunt that indignant nations' vii
Not for tho TT ored fear wei
but their jailors not for those WHIP.
for the sake Of honor and freedom
have forfeited ,tlieir liberty does
the blood Jingle warmly ove~ the
cheek !; but for those who dare as
.sert that bayonets and balls shall
rule instead of mind and con-
.sciencsgsssMh sfona4he@yictims
should | blush !? Their names will
win from ~posterity more honor
than pen of mine could gain them
by a lifetime's labor. Every stone
in their prison walls will echo the
story of q nations dishonor-wiIl
cry louder than Niagara's thunder
against tyrant's, power.
o, pitiful! Freedom in chains
Liberty in death-throes! For A.
merica | blush-for my Marylrnd
l weep.
WEST BALTIMORE, Dec. II, 1861.
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R. ,R.cElectiOn.

.YFyHE annual meeting Of the Stockholders
i of the Eaton & Hamilton Railroad Cons
pany will,be, holden at Eaton, on Monday
the third day of February, proximo, for the
purpose of %electing thirteen Directors, to
manage the affairs of the company for the
ensuing year and for the purpose, also, Of
transacting any other business that may
be deemed appropriate. 2
j.. B STEPHENS,
Eaton. Ohio, Jan. 8, 1861. Secretary.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
!. NOTIGE

T hereby given that the undersigned has
i been dnly appointed and constituted as
Assignee of Telemacus NJ. Taylor, of Preble
county, Ohio, and that the creditors of said
7. NJ. Taylor are requested to present their
claims a. 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 23, l862-3t Oft. NJ. TAYLOR.
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P~osToFFlcE STAMPS AND TREASURY
NoTEs.-Postmaster Blair has or.
dered that Treasury Notes shall
not be taken for stamps, unless
they are bought to the amount Of
S2,50.-PhH. Eng.
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neA. We extract the following
from the latest foreign news, tel
egraphed to New York, in the
Herald of the 9th. ...''.. '.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 12.-The Jour-
nal of St. Petersburg publishes an
article congratulating Mr.. Seward
upon the uprightness aud intelli-
gcnce of his policy, and demand
ing that the Trent incident may
become the starting point of nego-
tiations for recognition by the
powers of common principles upon
the question Of the neutral flag. 1t
also expects England to give the
world solemn guarantees for the
future by signing q convention
which. by in8uring universal re-
spect for the rights of neutral pow
ers, would contribute,to the MAIN
tenance of peace and mark the
progress Of civilization.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-30
Fire at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, N, Y, Jan. 2S.-A fire
last night entirely destroyed St,
James Hall. Loss $4,000, unin7
sured. Also, damaged st. James
Hotel adjoining, on which there
was some insurance. Property
owned by Messrs. Brisbane.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-30

Qw. in captivity at Richmond and
efseYhereS and under such regulations as
may be prescribed by the authorities having
custody . such prisoners, relieve their ne
dessities and provide for their comfort at the
e. pense ofthe United States. in pursuance
ofthd order heretofore made on this subject,
and that said Commissioners be requested
Immediately to signify, by telegraph to this
Department, their acceptance or refusal of
this appointment. and report in person, at
washington, without delay.
FqTSIg9oaB DAa EPt1Y NlstiSTos."
The War Department has ordered that
bencelorwarL-uaIE 4IniSn=sUidier sSreieased
from Rebel dungeons shall, upon their arri
val here, receive, in addition to full pay,
commutation of rations for whole time of
Imprisonment.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-30
8alirs' Gplleae,
EATON.

Prospectuscs aud-terms Of this Institution
may be obtained onsapplieaton attic Press
Office.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-30
Fire at Boston.

Boston, Jan. 27,-A fire this
morning in Quincy street, in the
story over the stalls, proved very
disastrous to nearly all the occu-
pants of the market by the flames,
smoke and water. Very few Of
them were insured.
Nourse, Mason & Co., dealers in
agricultural implements, were dam
aged $4,000. Fully insured,
The entire building, owned by
the city, was generally damaged.
Total loss estimated at 100000.