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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31

RELEASE OF ]. w. KEEs.--Behold.
the prison doors were opened, and
j. w. Kees walked out, by order of
the powers that put him there
No accuser faced him no trial was
ever granted sick and in prison,
they brought him forth. Where
now are the Abolition prosecutors
who deceived the Government !:
caused a poor. sick MAI. to be- ar
rested at midnight and imprisoned
with feions, without q man to
accuse him of any crime. What
patriots these prosecutors are!-
What Christian men !! We leave
themrto their consciences and their
God, and to the tender merciesOf
J. w. Kees.,if he should regain
his heaAh.rGHelepM (OhiO) DEM
OCFuLs an L.s-,a ,gfs .4r ar
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31
Notice.

To Democrats, and all who love the
Union as it was, and the Constitu-
ton as it is.
The Democrats of each township
in Preble County are requested to
meet together at their respective
places of holding elections, or such
other places as they may select, on
SATURDAY, August 9, 1852,
at one o'clock P. NJ, and choose
FIVE delegates in each, to represent
them in the Congressional Con
-vention, to be held at Hamilton OF
the 18th day of said month. TIL
present crisis requires that ever.
friend of the white race, and Q
constitutional liberty, should at
tend promptly to this duty. Tn
enemies of free government or
preparing letters for the whit
man and his children forever. Je
all rouse to action, for the DANCE
is near. Eternal vigilance is tn
price of liberty. lbs
s. BANTA, Chairman,
~. Dem. Cen. Com.
W. J. GILMORE, Sec.
July 18th, 1852.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31
LEGAL NOTICE.
David zimmerman pl'fl

David zimmerman plf
Philip zimmerman ssT and Civil action
TIME said Philip zimmerman, of Niscon-
J. sin, Nancy zimmerman: of PTeble coun.
ty, Ohio, William Myers, of Butler county,
Ohio, the heirs at law Of Kitty Jane Beatty
whose names and residence are %unENown,
Nancy Williams, Of IAdiana,, Greetberry
zimmerman, Of Illinois, Polly Snodgrass, Of
Indiana, Wealthy Frame, Of Preble county,
Ohio, John zimmerman and Eliza Jane
Underwood, Of Indiana, the children aud
heirs at law Of Isaac AmmermanrJo Joseph
zimmerman and Daniel zimmerman, all late
Of Bourbon county, Kentucky, decd, whose
names and presentplace of residence is UNI
known, Jane Ammermati, Of Prebler county,
Ohio, Jonathan Ammerhan and SusanA Nm
norman, of Illinois, Cornelius zimmerman.
Philip Ammermap. Jr., and Mary Frame, of
Indiana, and David zimmerman, Of Bourbon
county, Kentucky, are hereby Motif ed that
on the 24ths Of June, 1852 the said David
zimmerman, pl'tf, filed in tile Court&of
Common Pleas of Preble county, Ohio, his
petition, in which he claimss 10 have tho
equitable title to the following realAestate
situate in Preble county aforesaid, to wit:
"The northeast quartet Of section 20, in
township I, of rangel east, containing 100
a%cres;" and that by virtue Of q written
agreement entered into between William
Anmerman the father OF plaintiff and the
other children and heirs Of Philip Ammer-
man, who died in Bourbon county, Kentucky,
about the yearl 1916 orlsI75 and who eHer-
ed the above described real estate in 1915,
1.-THE said written agreement bearing date
May Q, 1881, he is entitled to have the Legal
title to said real estste conveyed to him by
the children and heirs of the said Philil
zimmerman, late Of, Bourbon county, Ken.
lucky, deed, and asking that the defendant
above named may be compelled to convey
to him the said legal title, or that the order
of the court may be made TO operate as sucl
conveyance. And said defendants are fur
Their notified, that unless they appear ant
demur or answer said petition on or befor'
the 18th of September, 1852, the said petit
: ton will be taken for true, and at the mex
3 term of said court thereafter an order viii
=. bs taken as asked for in the petition.
Gilmore L Campbell, Attys for Pltf.
: Attest Charles w. Larsh Clerk.
June g. 1862, HER uIprs f. $3.50,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31
The New Gcneral.in. Chief

The malignants have already
commenced their assaults upon
General Halleck. The following
is u paragraph from the Syracuse
Journal crew ael.r 11sltl
General Halleck. the author Of
the most stupid order yet is, u,d by
all our pro-sdayery Generalss the
famous No. 3, f~orbidding the recep-
ton of fugitive slaves within the
Federal lines, has retired from the
command of the army in the West.
He is said to be on his way to
Washington, and it is reported
that he is to be intrrstel with the
chief command Of the army. What
General Halleck has ever done t.
recommend himto such, a post, il
more than We are able to ocompre'
bend. We hope the announcement
is without foundation, tor with any
man of his antecedents, in tina
position, we should despair o.
getting on with the work of sup
pressing the rebellion, or OF ending
the war.slr oh f3tla hng E.I'i
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31
For the Democratic Pred
A Hint. "A

~ bbbues I
NM EDtror.-Major Jeck nos
jug once said to Gen. jackson;
IsGineral, I have always observed
that fhose persons who have q great
deal to say about being ready TO
shed their last drop of blood, are
amazin partickler about their first
drop. There are q good many Of
the same kind of s~spatriotS'' i'd and
around the town of Eaton. They
are wondrous valiant in telling
what should be done to the rebels,
favor the raising, of armies BY mil
lions, plead earnestly for Others to
tenterthe service of their country,
bat me1tr offer their own precious
bodies! You can generally tellthem
by their noisy habits, and buster
ing method Of attacking better peo-
ple than themselves. I'm theeditor
ofthe Register we have a splendid
specimen Of the patriot! lie
thirsts for the blood of every rebel
in the Southern army, but hasn't
the moral courage to risk going
after it. He says the country calls
for every patriot, but it don't &C.
cur to him that he is included in
that call. Oh, no! he's no patriot
THAT'S true! lie says: "Oh! it !.
sweet for ones country to die" bu
Is devilish clear of seeking afte
, that Sweetness" himself-he pre-
fers that others should taste it.
a Now, just look at mis- c~onsistenc,
lie thinks the var q "holy one''-
to volunteer "ratriotic"-to die j
J the cause '.sweet." He is abb,
9 bodied, has lees cares and respol
|" sioilities upon him than Thousand
q of others who are in the servic
r yet, instead Of giving up the disr
ID putable business he Is, engaged |
is and enlisting in q 'holy one" beir
a"patriot," and tasting sweetness
y he stands back, bawling Justify +
r Others to come forward and do VIII
10 he refuses to do himself! Isn't tn
encouraging Wouldn't that bel
e excellent mode for every body
a adopt in this "holy war;" For
y speedy closing up of this "ho
AZ cause" commend ss TO the patrit
lie ism of the Register ''trio." .aa q
.'-aa 9t979e FyVs "SAM."
.
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Proclamation 81 the President
. Under the ConRscatlon Act. I

WASHINGTON, July 26.-TbeR Fes,
ident issueddl brisE rproclamation,
warningAll pegseus withipthe con-
temptation ot the sixth section Of
ID Nontiseation Aet,3to cease par
tieipating n.aidingjeoantenanciug
on interchangeable existing rebellion,
ogiany feseliea against dlle Coy
erliment oEtbe1U 4ritediStates and
10 return to- thsirdreper allegiance
to the United States. onpaip ofthe
forfeituresysHd seizures Q swithiH
and by said sixth section provided
.rs1 sit rsawiad -aan4asA B AT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31
WASHINGTON, July Is

1t is officially published that the
call of Governors Curtin for nine
and twelve months nrem was made
without Observation-Disclosures
mr. direction OF the President or
War Department, and having been
made it was deemedd iy the Prvsia
dent1andI War DupaEthTent bett er
to accept such troops laB2 offer
ed under that cath bat itds IGoper
toinotic 90 Ahaf tfm law1BlaosJ not
allow any bounty to the .auine
months 1nieil, jsAedptthe$25 PAID
at the time OF being mustered into
service. Tire remaining SO is pay.
able only to5those who enlist for
tbreO yearGot during the war. $3.50
5st3aW ql1siiHu fsdtO
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Contributions Rights which We Mean
To Exercise And Maintain.

Congress shall make no law re-
,peeting an establishment of re-
ligion, or prohibiting hefree ex-
srciss thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or ofthe press.
-Amendments to the Constitution Of
the United States, Article l. .
Every citizen may freely speak
write, and publish his sentiments
on all subjects, being responsible
for the abuse of the right; and nc
law shall be passed to restrain OF
abridge the liberty OF speech, or o.
the press."-COnstitutiOn Of Ohio
Article /, Section II.
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NOTICE:
A word to those who hare not paid us
for the Democrdtic Press"
W. J. GILMORE, Sec.
July 14th,.1862.

A E0rd TO chose Uho rare not pd1d US
for the"D democratic Press"
SIRs: AS it is unjust to the men who have
paid us for their paper, to keep back the
names Of men who have not paid us, we
have resolved to publish a list Of defaulters,
in two weeks time, and then to use such
other means as are legally within our reach
to enforce immediate payment. We have 10
find about ten dollars in cash every week,
but we have not received ten dollars in pay
ment for the paper during the Cast four
months. This notice has no reference to
any party in Eaton and numbers Of honest
and honorable Democrats throughout the
country have paid us like men of principle,
and some have paid us in advance for the
year ls63-in future all our readers must
do so, or do without the Press. We serve
our readers earnestly, faithfully, and We
think intelligently, and therefore we shall
insist on the payment Of what is our mora
aud legal due. wedo moi. intend to take AM
.fr 90 OF LIH it-'tl#. "FH7
wood in future in payment for the Press
We must have the cash. Neither our paper
maker nor. CDR printers can eat wood. vol
3 will comiSaeaGs On the Both Of mex
ponth on or before that day, we shall ex
pect all ~ho wish to supporsaheir count,
organ, 20 pay tor the forthcoming %1oIGd,st
qdpanct. We shah consider thisa sSaeienp
notice to cur fisRdsr and We hope they vii
promptly rssrOndao lSisEppcaL 7yDanl1
.NosNU
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31
Weekly Summary.

Rr1s, tic EdIl6FpfA Die Circle
vile WatchwaS, who was shut up
in prison, has been liberated, with.
out triad By Judge Or jury; This il
a modesof dong business which we
do not wish to understand, and
which the civilized world viii
condemn. If Mr.. Kees did any
thing, or wrote any thing wrong,
or contrary to law and order, il
was the duty of the Secretary o.
War to have had him punished
but if he did not, it was the Sesre-
tary's duty to have let him alon'
ut homein the bosomsof his fami
ly, laboring at his case. .,I !.
We call attention tllis week +
our European news. The Louder
Times has spoken ina tone which
will tell a terrible tale in the ear
of Northern braggadoclos. TIL
fact is, our defeat before Richmont
Virginia, has beenoso great an
complete, as to have rendered u
harmless in that part of the cour
try for some time to come-an
the iron ship Arkansas has inaicte
a blow upon our feet on the Mil
sissippi, which has wounded GU
.pride, but which will call forth tn
admiration aud plaudits Of tn
whole world. s!t Sd. ...r far,s
We are still bold and human
and therefore assert, even in II
face of the bloodthirsty Eatc
Register, that we are for peace, at
reconciliation, and not for Il
prosecution of q war which histol
and mankind will condemn as Il
most unreasonable, devastatin
and useless ever waged on Goo
earth. We still, and most fe,
lessly, assert, that the price viii
is being now paid in America,
too great to be paid for the fr,
dom of the negro, and many-ve
many-millions more OF the Am,
lean people will think as we
within the next twelve months.
Reflection, lamentation mount
and sorrow, over the ruins IF
once great, prosperous and hap
nation, will take the place Of Il
e state of mind which is now ma
upof threats, buster and a thi
for revenge. ~
? We see that the Editor of
Eaton Abolition Register denoun,
e our letter to him as low and VI
a gar. Be 1t so-a very consideral
part of it consists Of the words
the Holy One-buta Methodist W
e raves and thirsts for blood, is =
1T supposed to pay much attention
L. the word OF God.
N Our answer to a letter writ
he in the Eaton Register of last we
but purporting to have come fl
of Winchester, is just this-that sc
It. fools utter more than they KIN
he and their sayings arc but "as
re cracking of thorns under a p
tie We are glad that the Democr
'et Press is felt even beyond the
cincts ofiPreble county. 1t vii
he felt more yet, If our political 4
mics will but continue to alb
SANDER, revilc, calnmniate
misrepresent US. Well, 60 it b
that is the way to serve US.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31

: %A French gepealpgista has
found out tr.at tie Empress Eaget
pis in the trus hsiress tpthe throne
Of Mexico, through beri Spanish
apcesterse Mhoss reHdoscshdsDts0 f
Meuteegweoda deom yaasIIgo 1uo
M NOo00N.0Na. saaai ew n or
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31
vpyrDAV4D TOD, Governor
yTa Ene1niaa of the union.

The following article from the
Albany EUsniag journal Of the 18Th
rnsE RseERecihtlSlwortB Hl og notice.
The Journal is edited by Thurlow
Weed, one of the ahlest Republic
cansin the Union, who is the right
hand imalro of Secretary Sewards-
He tells us correctly who are the
great enemies Of the Union in the
North N&8 tG&A sMA80&
"The rebellion, in its progress,
but tor the frantic zealof those who
aided in precipitatipg 1t, would
have indicated the means b whieh.
it could have been aud should be
crushed Slavery, by its madness,
would have brought about its own
destruction. But in anticipating
and in attempting to force 'events,'
7 instead of awaiting their develop
ment, the best hopes and highest
prospects OF the Union have been
! thwarted. The more than incen-
+. diary, the scarcely less than infer
nal spirit represented by Mr.. Sum
r ner in the Senate, Wendell Phillips
Y in the Forum, and the Tribune OF
the Press, has united the Southern
peonle, and now threatensto divide
the North Thespeeches, lectures
and fulminations from these sour
: ces have been used by secession
leaders and journals to aggravatt
t and intensity Southern hostility
n Instead of having, aslw0uld1 one
8 since have been developed, power
full minorities of Union men in thu
insurgent States, we now see men
women, and children banded to
gether against Ia, fighting, as they
& believe, for all that is hallowed By
9 domestic relations and social ties
& The real character of the rebellion
e in the eyes of its victims, has thu
been changed. The ambitious
9 wicked, afratricidal leaders-Davis
IS Slidell, Toombs, Mason, &c.,-enio.
J. the advsntageyof o changed ISSUE
a in which their crime is merged"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-07-31
Urahina.lI

WIECBESrgE JdDt862. A
. ERo P~REss-Draftiug has come
qp6nus.I Fam glad Of i, because
twill threw. light apoa the. RatFi-
otistif Of the eAHohtsotg scddad rsls
wbohave brought aeaBdcOnntry to
ruin. They RaSs Sfssdl Dug aodgh.
torIthe blood of the White maa. e.
place the negro above him. They
mustlinpw lgoI slta 4siitI gl1free
their dazzling darkle, Or pay, dearly
ta&R8atSf+E a!A.,llMa!1
-
AEFFbS aShseptSb~ prk
~, ~ PrSss 04feS ~
essIbSaR saEd o rWvyE sfs9 ,s2reti aitN
szssasa - 49, Nefr a,ar- seH
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Important Military Order
COLuGBUs, o., July

4 COLUABVs, o., July 2B-
the press of
The attention. a tlie n ral
military committed J 81 zen lily
directed to theNmi1 ta df flls
ing up the regimepyS Che
fell. 1t is more Important that
this be done promptly than that
tho new regiments be filled up
Innapportipning hertroops.asked
for among the several counties OF
the State, it was expected that
each county would also furnish its
quota of men for the regiments in
the field.
DAVID TOD Governor.
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16- The Editor of this paper does
not hold himself responsible fo' the
opinions expressed by his corresponds
.mts. The writer, and not the Editor
is responsible. a.a.
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.fTNHE DIPLOMA of Membership of the
j. DOUGLAS MONUMENT ASSOCIATION, beauti-
fully engraved on steel, abcut 9 to IL inches
in dimensions, is now ready for distribution
to the subscribers 10 the Monument Fund.-
To alpersons forwarding totbe Association
one dollar or more will be sent one OF these
Diplomas, properly executed.
To contributors in the sum Of TWO DOL
LARS or more, will be furnished gratituit-
ously, besides the Diplomas, q beautiful inn
perial size ga ~
STEEL ENGRAVING OF JUDGE
DOUGLAS,
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d Company.
Contributors in the sum Of One Dollar
will become life members Of the Douglas
Monument Association in the sum of Twen-
ty Dollars, honorary life members and in
the sum Of One Hundred Dollars, honorary
life members of the Board of Trustees.
NIB. Local receivers and solicitors for
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tanning the .o~rganizatiop5 constitution, by
laws and appeal Of the Association will be
forwarded to all who will forward their ad-
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to- The 'Sscfetary of the DoaghssM onumcnt
Association, Chicago, I'LL" Cd,
All editors who will insert this card g
their Daily, Weekly or Tri-weekly, tire
months, with an occasional notice to advance
the object in vieS, will have forwarded 10
them Immediately Diplomas as Honorary
Life Members Of this Association, also a
copy Of the above Portrait, upon a receipt
by the society of a copy of their paper con
tanning this announcement
gtyc " r eWALTER SsSCAFES, Pres't.
LEoxApmW. VoIE, Secretary. + sprat y
June &c, 1862. -n96-l08 vsX ss 8gid
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Democratic State Ticket:

Democratic State Ticket:
Election second Tuesday (l4th) October
Judge Of the Supreme Court,
RUFUS P. RANNEY,
Of Cuyahoga.
Secretary Of State,
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG,
Of Seneca.
Attorney General,
NJ R.
Of Holmes.
School Commissioner,
CHARLES W. II. CATHCART,
Of Montgomery. ,r-
Member of Board of Public Works
JAMES GAMBLE,
Of Coshocton.
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The national Republican., 1862-10-21
WHITTIER ARRAROEm n Esg,
Philadelphia, Wilmington, aud Baltimore
N a IL IA q AID.

On and after MONDAY, NOV. Is, 1881,
PHIA:
For Baltimore. 1t $40 .. m % 10 I. M, II IS g. N
thxprese, y and 10 30 p. m.
For Chester, ats sl6a m. H. Ss o. NJ. .a,ss and losc
For Wilmington, =, $50 = H., SIS M, llas =
u, S,45 AND 10 100 p N.
For New Castle. st hlb = m AND s.4b p 70
For Dovor, At $40 =. m. Spd ~ +, N.
for Milford, at e.l6 q. IN.
For Salisbury, st 9 10 4 m.
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s.4b, aud s.bo p. III.
leave Milford 1t 465 D. n.
Leave New Csst!e al II IN aud $40 p NJ
Leave Chseter AZ $50 .. N, la16, tbo, aud sst
Pm
Leave Baltimore fos Salisbury and intermediate
etAtions at 40 and ! p m; for Dover and intsrme
diste stations, at .ct p. m.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at a4S Q. m, IL o5 and II 40 p. N
Leave Wilmington 1t 40 .. ~, 9.26 .. IN, IL %
EEEIGar THAN with Passenger Car attached
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Leave PhilsdelPh.s, for PsrryvIle and iuterrnv.
diste places, ct $40 p. m
Leave Wilmington, Tor feiryv,lle and interp,ca,
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All from Baltimore to rh!iadeipnls.
mcIs will ruI daily, kondays exqasd,
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CEALED PROPOSALS aro invited nll the 9ad
- day Of October, until IL m, for furnishing the
5sb.istence Department with 10000 Barrels OF
Flour.
Bids will be received for what 10 known as No l,
No 2,,apd NO 8, and for any portion less than the
o., 900 barrel.
Bids for ths different grades should bs upon sep
Araie sheeB of paper. No bid will be entertained
unless The bidder Is pre.ent to respond to his biz.
barrels daily, delivered either at I b qoyerp ment
Warehouses la Georgetown, Or Atthe Railroad De
pot at Washii gton. ID. q.
The usual Government inspection will be made
lust before the Flour 10 received.
The barrels to be head lined.
Bids wilt be accompanied by an oath Of allegiance,
and be directed TO COL. A. BECKWITH, A. d. G
ard Q. s. U. 8. A Al Washington, d. O., and en-.
dorsed Proposals tor -Four" oct II