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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12
- TRNFI pay OF NAY NExg,

BY virtue OF the power vested IN mo Is Exec
ID utor Of the last will and testament of William
10. Miller, deceased, will offer for sale, on the
TENTH DAY OF MAY NEXT,
II not earlier disposed Of at Private Sale, that
LARGE AND COMM0DIOUS HOTEL,
long and GVOrably known a. the MAYPOLE or MIL
LERS TAVERN, situated ON the Southwest corner
Of Paca and German streets.
The Hotel e slgibly located; i've stories high;
accommodate With perfect ease over one hundred
guests, and has, moreover, attached to It most
tensVe aud well arranged STABLES, with ample ac-
commOdAtions for two hundred and fifty horses.
The entire establishment fronts eighty feet
on the west side OF PAca street, with depth Of
hundred and uinety-0ne feet on the south side OF
German street. The rear Of the let has depth OF
one hundred and tOrty-seven feet to Cider alley,
The whole lot Is composed OF three PARCELS held ui-
der different Ieases-the annual ground rent amount
ing altogether to I'VE hundred aud sighty-egh dol
lars.
we'll known and deserVedly popular Hotel this sale
offers most excellent advantages. It b NOW leased
for four years from February !, 1862, under rent
Of two thousand dellar6 year and will be sold sub
Iect to that lease Unfn the tenth Of May will be
glad to roceVs offers for It at private sale If not
sold BY that time It will Dc s0t up public auction
TERrs or SALE-0ne-third cash and the ballInce
in six, twelve and eighteen months-the credit pay
ments to bear interest and to be secured to the sat
isfRctiOn Of the Executor.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-12

B9- RE-EsCAPE AND RE-CAprURE OF
SwAYNE, THE REBEL-HE DoDGEs Four
MusKET SHoTs.-About half-past o'clock
yesterday morning, E. NJ. Swayue, of Put
nam county, whose escape from the Athe-
neum and capture we noticed on yesterday
morning, again got away from the guards.
He asked to go to the privy as before, and
whilst the guard was looking at him he
mounted the roof of the clubhouse and
jumped over the fence into the street. Two
guards Immediately fred at him, but the
entcrprising rebel fell fiat upon tho ground
and appeared most miraculously to escape
both shots. He ran up John street, where
two cavalry soldiers fired upon him from
the vicinity of the government stables
The fellow dropped upon his belly as be-
fore, but the soldiers rushed upon him,
knocked him down aud took him back to
prison, where he was again bucked and
gagged and removed to the county Jail.
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lunch! Lunch! Lunch!

TNHE undersigned hereby notifies his different
i friends and customers that he has re-Opene,I the
Saloon formerly kept By John Booker, on Market ST.,
where he will set delicate Lunch this morning at
o'clock MARTIN EILHER,
HPI" William Tell Saloon.
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B65@ ARREST OF RUNAWAY NEGRoEs.-
The other day four niggers, all well mount
ed upon good horses, with Eve saddles and
brides, came to the town of Rowlcsburg,
on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. The
military authorities reFused'to have any
thing to do with them, aud they were ar.
rested as ruuaways by Col. Chas. Hooten
and John A. Peters, and confined in the
in the County Jail of Preston county.
Two of the negroes say they belong to
Gen. BOggs, of Pendletou county. The
other two, who are muIattoes, say they
are free, one Mailing originally from spOlt-
sylvania and the other from Cumberland
county, but recently they have been in
the rebel army. and were servants to the
rebel Colonel VIM. L. jackson. The hors-
es they rode belong to him.
We understand that the negroes will be
released and the horses will be contiscated
by the U. S. Marshal.
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or the foregoing statements is found In the fact that
the sales OF the HOARHOUND BAL.sAM are great
~ Increased and ereyybOdv epeGIS well of Il
Price rs cents. LOGAN, LIST 1sS Z CO CO. ''nu
Wholesale 4 Retail Druggists,
91tSS Wheeling, Va.
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From Washineton.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE steamer
King Phillip arrived at the Navy Yard at
half past 8 o'clock this morning, having
left Ship Point, on York river, near York
town, at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Capt. Fox, Assistant Secretary of the
Navy, Senator Grimes, Hon. Mr., Sedge-
wick, of N. Y, aud several other gentle
men, arrived on the King Phillip.
Our forces before Yorktown are stated
to be hourly gaining ground. Nothing
new has transpired on the river.
To Managers of Telegraph Offices:
Satisfactory proof having been furnished
to the War Department Ly the publishers
of the Philadelphia Inquirer, that the re-
cent publication of military operations in
that newspaper, were made by them with
out any Wilful intention OF violating the
order OF the Department, and in the full
belief that they were properly authorized.
the telegraph privileges of the Philadel-
phia Inquirer are restored. By order OF
the Secretary Of War.
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MilitarY Sunervisor of Teleerama

The passage of the bill for the abolition
of slavery in the District of Columbia
was followed by applause in the House
body. Only two members from the slave
holding States voted for it, Mcssrs. Blair,
of NO., and Fisher, of Delaware, OF the
thirty-nine against it % were from the
free States.
The Senate to-day in executive session
confirmed the nominations of Francis E.
Patterson, of Philadelphia, and Cassius Al.
Clay, of Kentucky, as Brigadier Generals
of Volunteers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Confessions and Experience of
an Invalid,

Published for the benefit and as a warning and
caution to young men whe suffer from Nervous De-
bility' Premature Decay, &C.. supplying at the
time the means Of sOlECure. By one who has cured
himself after being put to great expense through
medical imposition and quackery. by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, SINGLE COPIES may he
had of the author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings Co., New York. ap4-1yd&w
az READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready, and reliable GOLD Pen, exactly adapted to
writing vastly cheaper than steel Pens II you
want it, 'The Pen is NIightier than the Sword
in another column. mh25
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PIG IRON

Q00 TONS Franklin Furnace Pig Metal,
OOO No -, for sale by
nOVu PC HILDRRTH 4 RRO
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Public Speakers & Singers
EXECUTORS SALE.
VALUABLEHOTELF FOR SALE

- By virtue OF the power vested mo Is Exec
ia utor Of the last will and testament of William
%. Miller, deceased, will offer for sale, on the
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25

10 MAi. Een. An
Iha7e the enc u MORN
on The 11th Inst, Bat That otii1g
to the bad roads aud the delays to4
nv trains, did not reach South
west Creek, five miles from this
town, until the forenoon Of the
18th. The enemy was posted there,
but by a. heayyaGrtihlefb ftelinI
the front, and a vigorous infantry
attack on either flank, | succeeded
in forcing a passage and without
much loss. I0SH I,H'I.
This morning | advancedAoh this
town, and found the enemy strong,
lily posted at o detile through q.
marsh, bordering o. a creek, The
position was So vel chosen that
very little Of our artillery could, be
brought in play. Themaih attack
was, therefore, made by the infant
try, assisted by a few guns opusKed
forwaod into the'Foads!:n0After a
five hours hard fight wefaeceeded
in driving the enemy front his POI
sition. We foHowed7himif6pidly
Ito the river. n'Fhe bridge over the
, Neusd, at this point' was prepared
for friug,rand was" tiredginr'six
places, but werwero soocIOse2behind
them that we saved the bridge:ss
The enemyretroatedbprecipits
ly by the GoIdsboro' and lPikevilIe
Roads. Their force waslabout6 S0o(
men, with twenty pieces ofIertil
lery. The result is, wHrhave takcr
Kingston, captured eleven PIECES o
artillery, taketf4O0to 5Q0Pfis9hers
and FONDA large amou9t Of 3aSr
, termaster and CommiSssarY Stores
Our loss Will probably not e&ceec
200 Killed aid woundsd.' D s+'5
1d' T. am, With great Respect, you
}cbedieiit servant, .oI
GbST aid OF a59SlhG! FOSTER 1an
n1a 9j"Maj.! Geh,a Commanding
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISUNDERSTANDING ,'o q

~ "A Stu.NA @ANfW 1aVA' |
sJ Jn,r R,6vo, 7na,f 4, s,Ipralaeo Com NOR plshs.
.";'i";d Vs"rrE :dliN case N oil37SgH
ots,tIb ,sTJnp BarC;GonnpS
I'm .a": II a. .nJarsii :O{. sSn9fSiYib
EN'obcdiepce 70 t theg n o. an R2gfqPer
AT oftaie ISSUED GS IRON ,s5e Ieaft 81 ION
mon Pleas; OF fIeDIe SSpnty, " tRet ap9g55
stated case aqa 70 tRf fShefjI u SAD
county directed VIII 9f EN- iPr saleghh PIP
nc auction, at we d0pr Oh in the eiSfS II hhYYYpSbe
IN Eaton, IN SAID county .NGe.g isl
On Saturday. january 2AbAsD. ;i1S63I
- az, 80 I'd, .CaaLtu,. NobyaE
petween sne nOSt r, ~ 1 saH S Il ~ sSs
Q sa'u u"!i'; ~ tho noSntn ~ prss
Ss.u' ns "GSiaIand bou,aatS Z mi aesSribo
osfE oiIsa,SD thSs;eD TSsSiWcst boIf5of III
n NotIb9Est J[t,Srt.r oFSrctE5SfNo IA Town.
shin No Q in rance 2 East, &c containing
an 5Si iScsss lIs6diIaofe o. Iessstd also. The
North, and 10 eia AVasf ghAIf OF the1 NV,
nnartar of Section n ia.TowpShinnine 10Y
IL ronrSBS5 FhN Ka6fe iHHTfuimhg $3.50
oa.os, s, oro{b Ar iess; OIsaGa. G6s Gres ofiand
%e;n@ on Tho North s;dorof, the East half of
tLo Nortb. West Quarter of Section, T. in
ToMwns1I1ni nn q q Rance . East. bounded on
SonNorthnb stSe originnooI 0sscf;6 III M
las, NV, q; d;y;sion line between said GEORGE
Brown and, said tract. aforesaid onJt6e
SoSntbr bv q certain tract owned BY George
aoat;na, Iynn 90 tbasTWaspfibv ,aotd vision
Gno dividing 4be Fast and Nesthalf ofrthe
- To- Sae,;on aforesa;d also ali that
LudlbCl .A1CItiOhh hSIpNN TlHfNNr H0.NNNN
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25
CHRISTMAS.

We beg most heartily to. wish
our patrons and friends, tho COM
pllmcnts of the season, and q hap
ny Christmas day. 1t is the season
III Which the pleasure, 9bamSa are
most scnsibly appreciated-whcn
t thleI lIonlgg3 parted im q mIb'esr5so{99f the the
e same family meet s oppqel more round
theparcntal hearth, and ~yheartare-
sponls to heart in thesmeepintef'
SfhSBng96f friehdhiiP 2i Nos 1St'a are 'ft the
absent the mother thinks
0fRof3 BOY Oh the battIe-ffeldd, ana.
the father prays that his first born
may yet return to Close his eyes III
death. Christmas thisyear, will be
the harbingyeSrR IF i many sad YET hal
lowed memories Of those gone, ne
vel, to4FSettda May the Christmas
of 1868 dawn upon % pcaeefalland,
HAPPY natior,s anidot4 Union res
Oh TlMTEt , ~ .lElHDu EE OAt 2
torel, With mpeaee on earth,g good
wnryoima .awot ia1jaeo 4 ri Nos
Vi3nG0II0EQlaghGQ2A nG G7ol2l1C
j., ,e,o Nv sekly %sssaHmr!mlestyy39 u, E G5i6y
.ibbs vel A. .9TD!1I ri btos cd Aa.
10 d9ao I'd yTHEo ARMY; sjns9 lbGoi
.uThe official report of Gen:B Burn
side brings down odr, 1885 at Fred.
erieksburrgy, ,tG 2,s11D, killed S1
wounded and missing. boow baa Il
yGeuo Burnside has written q let
tertoi Ualeck, giving his plans
and, the cause Of Their defeat, evi
deptly fOgE tie purp9se50 IF s1h5iissl5dilni
Halleeke sv1ss o3 ts9d 1Uo saob oyl
tInsNorth dCarolims Foster ha
yseEe yrepulsea, an
the Rebels making, in, itmnlmaeenls
preparati9pstolresiSt him atGeAd'
boraosdus Of baLasnu b1awTot em
Banks has gonew the adlRdi ,
,NSSRl5a#gg{fEiHPr4K0 fFf es52 e 5IpI
meptsdo Cd lliW emil tadt s7ot9d
In West Tenuesseey theirqbclTai
has been successful. Tfe=FaFf
was attacked and destroyed as Fl
as Holly Springs. Grant is suppo
ed to be still moving on to Gre
ada. Trenton, Tenn. has been ca
tured by the Rebels, and the Fiji
Ohio, Col. Taylor, badly cut ups
o,,. POLITICAL. -milod =
The Cabinet has split: Sewn
and Chase have resigued.s nTh,
however graciously Intimate that
certain conditions are oOmnlj'
With, theywiil thruSttheirnRw'
comeaof itss upon the gS6untty b
IIt I'd bsvi53eI Cd Inv efoi'q
mQ5ebGa ,oamO sssA gdt e tVo'
makipgennrmo.s
propiatiGnsdJ E thedsary pdts d6r
say where the money is#to"eJ
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25
LEGAL aiN01EGBa, -

Hopue q zeo. PpfslyA . r sRRIIs'ci$ bm ~ HS1 Plea,
A, P. Carroll l p IdiffP$jtt,lr !. IN "a. Afi'a ss83SR
VNHE said Amasa P. Carroll, Of the State
l. of Indiana, is Hereby notified that.
Horne g. Co., Plaintiffs, Of Ithe- 22d of No.
vembor, 1862, filed inIthel OourtiG Common
Pleas, ofPreble County, Ohio, their petition
against him, setting forth that on the .2lst
of May; 1850, the defendant executed his
note to Clinton Chadwick for $4,000, due in
one year after date, and also executed his
mortgage on certain real estate in Camden,
ohio TO secure the "sHme,, which operated
as q third enthereon-&that sdthote was
assigned, bYsaid, Chadwick 70 plaintifs--that
on the foreclosure IF Pri9fI mortsagSadat
the March term Of said Court, 1857, the
Court oundioni n1oti6n to distribute the
proceeds of the sale Of said premiscssthat
said prior mortgages exhausted said pres
| ceeds, ana that no part thereof was appliea:
bleTto the payment Of said $500 or n6te:.NA
The Court, at said term fuftherfoatId that
the amount due, to plaintiff, on aid note, ON
the I'd Of April, 1852, was $555 l7s,for which
amount, witFinterest from April "a, 1852,
the plaintiffs laslc Judgment against defend
aat. An. sttaslmenti has been issued ans
served ip this, CASE and the defendant id
notified that unless he appears and answers,
or 'demGFs to said petition, Before the 28th;
day Of February, 1863, judgmeutfwih be Ia.
ken, and an order, to all the attached pre-
perty, or other proper order, asked for inhiis
absence. or 97aHi i'.'' ''''',' '
4, -,rraMailGHMoRE &ICAMPBEEL, q
.-., din Ina ..,us OK Att'ys for. Pl ifs. i
Dec. q, 1862.A6w-pr. t., ST 35.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25

cpteFsuoY 10 ggsI zoaa adt ae'EoS5 v
.y,t ,l7Td- TITt- |
"a asad LETTERS ea9t
to His Excellency. Abraham
4" 10 Lincoln: pEFesiddeeppt y; S, A 10 4
ri 9aLETTER NILns ,gaiI
: iIGSolRElB SnH55--;Inp my last weeks
I promised to show the lie
gality and upconstitutionality of
ourcptOCoedtngs,?. as President iof
the United States Of America. ~" q
.-''s, 5Yt95R p5'S agSSS,tfho President, b
g9W deeds and dorngs are
legal and lc6nstitutional, is another
Question:! Most men are wise in
their own cycs,M77it is 50 with me,
and + 44hhinkki it is, 50 with you!
Still, thcqnoStion has to be solved,
whether you, as our President, have
u legal aud moral right to trampIe
upon, our laws, and to turn the
Constitution of the United States
into, n fable, 8 diau.l OF .insoI.
Honered Sir, permit me to call
your serious aatteptiop-tor this is
a, serioppss7time innaths history0t the
civilized world--to what is going
on under your Administration.
The law of the United States de-
clares, that no iicw State shall be
formed d, erected within the ,juris-
Idictioh Of any other State; nor
shall any Statei be formed blythe
5uReti6n Of two or more States, OIL
parts of States, without the con-
sent of the Legislatures of tho
States, jasiwell as of the Congress
Yet, sir, in the face of this wise
safe, profound, and mastery pro
viso, and legal and constitutions!
provision against all encroachmen
upon the rights, privileges, ant
liberties of the great American
Democracy B 4.osrac9y both You and the Con Con
gress have proposed to erect West
ern Virginia into a separate State
aHear it, 0 heavens, and be aston
ished, Q earth p ..
Sir, thesethings are neither right
eous nor seemly. 1t is righteous
!, ness that aiexalteth a nation, bu
b sin is a reproach to any people"
General Buffers proclamation
New Orleans, has led to more de-
perate secession than the Devil
war against God. and His Chris
did, IN heaven, Sir, too many
r your generals and advisers hay
done far more injury to the caus
they have professed to serve, tho
g the ayowed enemies of the Unto
Pray, sir, stand and ask "for Il
$ good old paths" nd.America NJ:
Y yet find rest to her e soul but But
e tear, that under your iron boot, tt
~ Great Republic has fallen. 'H
% Sir, Ihave the honor to be,
o. -sYourr Excellency's Ob't S'vt,
d .iaooaiL WILLIAM FHRGus0N'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25

'Fofhesat and chshPjobTwSrk5go.
10 the Press Office.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25
Eaton, Ohio.
Thursday, December Is , 1862.


To Exercise And Maintain :.
81. I53"iatc'33EBggt,ssso ~ Yfa 81 3&a 5KSss " .g4f4&S JgeeI
: spsetmgo an estabIiS4h~pent7yoHF
i5igion, or dprobibiting thefFeoe x;
ercise tlleraog aofO abqdgaMgo 4ale
ya freedom d3fTsfSSSGH Par S4 iSiPaF}sSS
b7TF4 &lAAcHStS "a hHF sRstBak9%0t
he u, Heds Standardization no I
81 .Eeat3s aizeaP &ttg e 7sSPs9{S8lk .
IxfiySp and RlAi4hho hiY sentiments
on, AL sHRjeet@s beingsrosponsible
for the 's aSqgs'e If thS oyaighk qeAa no
slawlsbpIlls SSeastpIEgstHsihp 81
,abEidge the liberty otspeech2O1wot
the epfessi2v ~ Cons ionic
lAfscIc9l, SeetfGtf1Lma ogs aysb
oa SETTLE Eaad4r' Of his p ape 4 Zoe,
not hold himself responsible ,toIl III;
opinions expressed By his cor,rcspoa5d
ends. The writcr, and not the Eaito,
is responsible. ,, T,i,.a r
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25

IDS itsa offme-to imperil the lives
of fifteen hundred men? Thefotten
,transportsin whicho paftsef9G Gen
eral Banks, expedition lefVtlds port
are reported from ddAy to- daysds
having put into different haFb9fs
I'M distress. One Hofnthem,7the
stoamer Thames, wasi1towedy into
Port Royahlast week, utterly disa-
.blod, and was condemnedafter eN
.amination5 She had on board the
One Hundred and Fourteenth Re
gimehttof Now York Volunteers.
The Niagarpg arnold skelsteamer,
entirely ,unseaworthyi pdtH into
Philadelphia yesterday in a. leak5
condition andithe aIsoldier5lwho
kept her rafoat by5active pumping
discovered that her climbers were
rotten! She hadsi on board d fly,
hundrep men ofthe FiftiethM Mas
sachusetts Regiment, cStillia2 thirt
vessel ofithis expeditionSths'Q eih
ey, carrying the + rty-setotd Mass
achusetts Regiment, 2andone hun
bred men Of the Twehtyleightl
Connecticut, is reported at Por
RoyaI with defective boilers ,9Ts1'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25
JACOB II. Fops, Atty for Pl'ff.
deG12544As. 44i9s 80 80.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Clinton Chadwick 9HVIA73
nlaintif preLle

Clinton Chadwick II '"V'"''
plaintiff, Preble
VS.. ~>ti1tdf,''i Common Pleas.
DEFENDANT. wv un{H M
THE said Amasa P. Carroll, of Indiana,
l. is hereby notified, that OFT the R2d day
OF November lda62 the said Clinton Chad.
wick filed IN, the Court Of, CgpgpogtR1lgns of
Prcble county, Ohio, his petition against
him, stating that On tie 29th ofMdrth, 1913,
the defendantgaVd plaintiff u note foF$250:
90, due Qe2embeE 29thJ jllSA8, and occurred
the q same By aE0sssEsga On 9hS efr GIPb jreaL estate
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25

-GqteFsuoY 10 ggsI Iaaa odt aa'7063
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25

ard LEGALN0TLCE!bbls OBJ q
W. X. Halstead,aA Assignee Preble Common
Of 99yyllaann &&iCo4s pBasf Pleas Civil as-
Anasa Pa. e esl ,dsre { 3Gesms NJ A'ia
THE said Amasap P. Carroll, Of Indiana,
IBIS hereby notified that W. K. HaIstead,
Assignee loflBoylan q Co. Oh the 22d' Of
November; 1862 filed IL the Court Of, Com.
mon Pleas, Of Preble' county, Ohio, his pc
titioh against him, stating that Oh the 21st
Of May, 1852, the de6ndant7 exeented his
note 10 Clinton Chadwick for'$259t39, due
June Il st; ls50,%ith iuterAstPand also exe
eoutedU "a mortgage onacertainEeab csta.elia
| CaHudeIba 0hio, stosseenreths HSumsP which
! operated astahhirb hen thGuoot5ethat said
noeer was assigned by said Chadwick To-
DDSS7,$$p 4 Coz thatb ga the foreclosure Of
prior mortgages, at the. March term Of said
| Conrt,I 1852, the said Court found on mo
ton to- distribute the proceeds of sale OF
said premises, that said prior mortgage ex-
| hausted said ipfoceede,' and that no part
tthereof was applicable to the payment OF
l,t sara t sEsS III aSSt uAt dasShe
I,said Boylan Is Co., uu-saitnote was 1888 OF
.,for which amgadt g'withrdiaSrest from
@, 4s52,o the plaintiff asks judg
ment against said defendant: An Pt
1.taSehfme nc has Been isSdsd"'ahd 7osefvet
! lin the case, pid th6dsfeadNutAi fdrther no
: tiled that unless hs1 and answer
Or demarS IN said petition on or before tn
2sth IF February, 1868, a. udgment with
1lnakeenG, ANA. III, order to self the attached
dtgR$sSift$gsS s94tssSsS9 proper Hs5 'S Sg s5IsF ASfs al + { &
r E U fffhsa 1eft SSRl'S eSEsshsss :,
d. DEC. "a afSs9 ~ Peg dI,LPfaf $aesS'
p 'FoFheat ana cHsAFjcb"wSrk5g'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25
HptaL unS Misellanreas,t 81.
1RIsTMAs GIFTS AND.NEN
YEARS ~PRESENTS.o7J

N@EsT ITlaH 1a'N-AHr| |
YEARS PRESENTS.g7iju9
Will. j. Wilson of Camden, has
laid in a fine stock of all kindstot
fxins and nic-nax suitable for pre-
sentation by Santa Claus of0Kris
Kinkle. At his store yona' may md I
all kinds of candies, toys, bon fftSFs
gew'gawsoand good Things genertl
ally Will! always preparesas ONO:
thing nice at these timesfor tPe 1T
tie folks, and does not forget the
young ladies' andtheH
| Go.endasee him.a51ta o. 1ohiie sol,
.otni vTrc7wgEgo~to~ yiizsIC
! ygdI ri ii LOST !1ewoq lsG3oo
sAow,towusmanalike Ryan
the III raayAaaaan ,,2Iosta wIaatsthan,osn s., H ! y.
Thursday, either 19R NAH Street,
between the Court House, and the
pofk!yardg OF abet#eenithei pork
yard and the Factory. His AhFRso T.
engraved dd .05pl It II. lazy 03prSSsdffetf9q rrpI iiihgg
it to the owner, Or; leaving atBhbe
Press, Office, will be rewagdsdsoe
crol qAONSTFR ldIONslR ssiaf
! Mr. lJoBn. Miller ,9FSggidiitgg,}fHea a
Eaton, has recently sQ85the lAayysssl
Hog eyeriraised in Prbble county
1t weighed nearly 7Oolbs.agtosbs.s
any can Beat this DaaotfattepH 6E
LET TIL Is Know H. W, / ere y, Aaebtad. y
Mr.. Miller for a basket Of fippee AZ
ple5-1arge, ripe, and juicy Lik
his Hog, they can't be beat.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25

If the world knocks you down
and ~jostles by you in it, great race,
don't sit whining undH peoples,
feet, but get up, rub your elbows
and begin rgain. r.. baovai ii ey'oi
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-25
Official RebOrt the Kingston Affair,

Official Report the Kingston Affair,
AsApe,Rs0 DIR i'm CA DEL ~,
W &SszSN }OS a, 1864
TO NAi. Cen. All
Iha3e the leAof 10 MORN
that ! left Nd Bkfn To
on the 11th Inst, Bat That otli1g