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pen.ea rnnonqu,ni rpoh ihnmah neiliasI tIssinett
and Ne dlasaFaRtmpni which met Wnh IN siftmIalg
T. -ol h.eeme purh (sa 6ua then I'd . lslvvs :. to
dey ne thn ~ any phyairinn. VS. haqn. 10, uhTa
IN pnfluh Il my ealllig thFuwn dow H. Il ,etnlnd
Unnut the ~ hiest warning; nnd nlhcnnh lnGpf ale
10 Ne agnnlIs ypt A-pbed ihe MT. res ii nv l and
anna burned n N u6g lhnre 10 v,ud FtnsF asaSs-
ancp - rhflier NJ frm dsngeF - ensnh I'm pnaahl
y prlnng The exl.lener ~ nv msrsss W In ilIs
f.le. and havl &. pitvhaia 70 my Erfnn. tnao the
auefia ~ nle, Uare hduren b. aisnsm =, =
me ad q physician. ahd. ~ Tsenmmfndallas cnllsd
upan Dr. Z J c1arhay. li1'dkmt ms circumstance,
and q nv inahilly - revnld him hh arvlrra ~
plFdesa ~ which. hneevrr. ~ % nnre undprtok M
eaaf, and, Win the hle1dna Il GnA, was once more
reEered n perlrt hralth, Unshlr rrunFd Nim Tor
III han which erty q pee ni and ytt rotrehma Il
Nv iBd.hedItss. 2 cnBadrr y dao b. m,a n aud aIl
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pep u medical ndste imny lnd ph,srIaD II whom
sVsy csa 'slrs en- le piaesd.
ttel M.YsDLONsKY.
sht ~ thlliaFnla. Comfy u 40 FrsBriIso sob
syea snd sworn % beiue Z, this ii day q August
iISj GILBERT A. GRANT. Nosiry Pub
, 1862-04-24
Female CompIlalnLa.

an drfri o. he ~, and diseases in every eriaa
Berlnu- 70 The lie and health Of Wnman youthful ar
tgol. manied single. my he Fadictliy aud duekly
1snd, uihri nh ~ truutle. by ~ dnsea of that
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oulm,nt should ie uPIl ruhhed lhia ne ldiI II IN
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ull c1u lny emplaldlsa arai Z glrm theS6 nfrlnl. IL
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nanlce lhelr hol 1lyn n phlan,huplc dsvutu % ne
81 Walton q lhe 'i|lt q Nail m1Ttlly. EmblIlcim
1nldl tho colon11 q our pIea With llandnlnI and
nrtnns lela, enHnn pnlzs n TIE unIth q ihoiroWn
egu1ll1oa ehallllantm. 6a.Ou ~ apulnd c1Flifcai1
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eaTd % hS d1Niufibn uiih ihnf plunuIS uhlCh o1iy
reaolpd him y BIZ lnlmHf health. nesVld lium hil
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$5 for the Two Volumosl

Wheh nsnt BY mail tPnt pau % ialikn ua, OTegnn
Pnd Wnshlne9n, The pr'cr uil le o. To every OihsF
par q the UniuD and ~ CanaAa, ftapt piial g..
- This Is NOT the tId B BIG u the Fsrm."
Rrmlitaaces rahy d the Sh.te PaiIcAtInhs Shcold
sWAJS b addTe-ed, pot paid, TO the Pabl'ihen,
LEONARD SCOTT 1 CO.,
to. p..i i No. - Gnld street, New York.
, 1862-04-24

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, 1862-04-24
CoIhplaints inoideat % Chileren.

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taken % puFly thtlF bad crtct he antian II II,
.Iyeg. an ce4nse the Ilamach ard hoWes lsg DIV,
-. p1ritaliTy plNnls le ealeinl b. MT aIlsalni
tgm Il thinBl phich ihfy know would boiliuouI
, 1862-04-24

DIR L J cZtPKa rs private n. iJcal snd sur,,..,
lnst'tnle = on S.cFunr b,O street, hel6a A. Itys
9pPS@ The Pacific hHtl elrHm.hip CdnJ n y; sS'yy'
San FIaFc Sno. The DOt'F 6Ists trrr ruIs,l,.,L.,'
an asks ~ remnntFatInn unler> hr nsri, . rMTs
- The hdloSihK ett'f. Shirh emphatI,.Ilv an. a..
,I.sl, Saa oIiIlen b &c DAR ri he Faculty II H.
phlsdclphn cnltPe ~ M.dlcine IL the .dII"S a. ~
fIF puhliralloi; -" Esco1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-05

bright appearance. His flank is protected
by seventeen g1nboat, He says the U. S.
forces have NOT been dedicated. and that the
guns lost were when the onslaught was made
upon Mccall, on Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-05
Trleqraphit 0en'5.
latest WAR NEWS.


& o ~, w
& WASHLSGIoN' vo': cn
amner, OF july "a: glsss 'n0 A''''o"l's ''e'A''
: relating to the oatue .. :n'"u4S =,
'Snnday hoInihs' 1A',' ('I-t' '' '1'' :
their dlv'SlonS e'oo''>' '''0 'A''
ate Aloho"! a1'e'' ','''A >'f cT,'1.l .
abo'tt I'VE '' ,'' ' ~ - 49, ~ -: 'l>
Ne" AarSS' 'o"''' ~ 'I''.S "<.'9 - ''''e'
and by han-pas: 7ls',' = ''''H :, ''l e 0'l'7
ny had "s" "'I''n '''AI l.'1->. 'S.->> = '.>,,''
halt past hn'' DENY ''S'-' ~ l''A'A''e',1' >''e
enemy I@A'c :I''V'1'"' ''S>''.S -,
. the o'S i'o'e "a ~ $50 y % * .'''' +l'
s'atLon oe15 'Sh4s'4| 4T.u '>''''
oytrE;i'i'oi'S '''''s', -" AA''' @'o''> '0'''"'~
.tl. ~ 'ais n'o'heno' 's'"5 ''''S' a''e s'''
.17tife, the n'o>S So1n''0"n r., V.'1 '%'' s''pl's
'hc whole aLA7S HIS ~ < a. e'''s '''''l
Cor the msh'.
b Inc HAa''','ls' 10y - ,'S1''A, s.e - 's"a'>
."5ich went "1'o '''' "sA1' u 'h''Sy As'o''
strong co"lo o''lE 'iu9'8' siA '''o''Sal l.ell A0l
d"Iy on Aoes''aS' a't ''a' vac s'Ss % ','e a.
c3eos that o. any oa'''0 u Se' 'e' u 'a,'leS e'
loash' A'o ~ elS,'' . ~. e'.:A q 49, 07S1@S'
. AS'!' ",'3 hAIs0' O'' =, ''''''A'o 49,
CleA&A lSl' ''a''l oi1 IL: "ss' Si<>e u ''1
Chckahoi0'lly' Se'fnCee'. 'lIss rom 1'i'hinono
Later III C"e gay 1na5Iuoor 'sll upon 'i17 '1sl
.A1'S' f'5!''I"S was gong oll ny - n'l0 . e1''A
TUESDAY n's"'' f1ea'y nI1ns 1ronl '"e k''n'oa'7
on James river WAS nsaE0 AoeSoaE morning
Aulnoero reoeEai transports al" III 1ne IL
YER with reintorcenents, supposed from Burn
! ,r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-05

WASHINGTON, July 5.-About twelve hun
dred sick and wounded soldiers arrived here
yesterday fro1. James river, and we're conveyed
to the different hospitals. More are expected
TO arrive to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-05

Captain Keller, Of the schooner Levi Rowe,
at New York from Nassau, \. T., reports
that on the 18th Of june, when he sailed,
there were nine steamships in port, three or
four Of which were ircighted with war material
from England, destined for Charleston, s c.
The remainder had run into Nassau from
Charleston, so that, Ia fact, brisk foreign
trade was carried on through this channel with
South Carolina.
The Senate bill ro couiiscate the property Of
Confaderatos for the expenses Of the present
war, and Tor other purposes, was rejected in
the House Of Representatives On Thursday, by
vote OF yeas TO % nays.
The Wheeling Press say5:"On Tuesday.
Governor Picrpoint and attorney General
Wheat were duly qualified TO hold their res
pcctive Offices for the second term for which
they were recently elected. Oath was admins
tered to them by the Secretary Of State, l. !.
,iagans, ESQ.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-05

I HALL, lCOKNER OF WASHINGTON
AND PRINCE STREETS.)--I will sell at
public auction on THURSDAY NEXT, the
10Th inst, at the Lyccun1 Hall. great variety
Of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE, large number Of Polished Cherry
School and Writing Desks, Show Cases, rare
Green HOUSE and P>erlor plants, Oil Paintings,
Engravings, Basis and miscellaneous articles
generally Sale to commence at 10, q. III.
j. I. WALLACE, Auctoneer.
" 5-4t*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-05
IhE LATEST FROM GEN. MCCLELLAN.

l1zzAEsI kEzOIa EEN. ID CLELLAN.
" WASHINGTON, July 5.--Dispatches were this
~ received at the War Department from
U " Mcclellan, dated yesterday afternoon--
u re says there had been no fighting since
.4esoay' when our troops were victorious; that
al me Men under his command fought we'll,
SIzS me sick and wounded arc being sent to
D0'pl,aIs, and that yesterday, the day was eele-
~ oy q review Of the troops. the playing
0sE'o>14l ara, &C., aal hat al things waar
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
OTheuBonaeysrr Fund.

We beg to inform our readers
that a fund is being raised by the
and Conservatives ofthe
Northwest, forthe purpose Of e
ting amonument to the.lamented
J.F, B~olImeyer, late Editor of the
Dayton Empire, and for the support
of'his family. We hope our friends
will respond literally to the appeal,
and thus show that they respeUr
the memory Of the msn who bat.
tied SO nobly for the cause of De-
mocracy, even unto death. Sub
scriptions will be received by the
Editor, atthe Press Office, and by
Messrs.. Gilmore and Campbell, Ea-
ton, Of whom subscription lists may
be obtained, ..... Ill. mal.ryat.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
Compression
THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS- =
SECOND SESSION. greg
HOUSE

HOUSE
WASHINGTON, December 1.-The
Chaplain returned thanks for the
frightening prospects of liberty for
the slave; for emancipation from a
system which had involved sin sor,
row and shame.
Roll called by States; quorum
present. Message from Senate; quo
rum assembled, ready for business.
Similar message sent to Senate.
Committee of both Houses appoin-
ted to wait on the President, and
inform him they were ready to re-
ceive communications. s 5,tf
Mr. Vallandigham, of Ohio, offered
the following resolution which was
adopted: Io.
ResoEUed, That the Committee on
judiciary be instructed to inquire
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
For the Democratic Press
CHARLESTON, LEE Co., Iowa,
Nov. II, 1862.

Mr.. ED1ToR,-I was formerly a
resident of "Old Preble," aud hav-
ing an anxiety to hear from my
old friends at Eaton, frequently, l
have been taking a miserable,
woolly, abolition, tory paper, called
the "Eaton Register" until its ly.
ing has become absolutely uncndu-
rable. While an occasional truth
came mixed up with the vile false
hoods Of the Register" I contin-
ued to take it; but, inasmuch as
its lies are now entirely unmixed
with even the semblance Of truth,
l can stand it no longer. The pro-
prietors will therefore please keep
their tory sheet out of Iowa, here
after, as we have no kind Of use
for it. Enclosed you will please
find one dollar, for which send the
democratic Press to my address.
and when I see your terms, I will
forward any balance which may be
due as q yearly subscriber. 81.
l am, Sir,
Yours for Democracy
aud the Union,
ANDREW SHELTER.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
TO THE READERS OF THE
-oI"DEMOCRATlC PRESS.N

'SIRs,-You may not have been al
the trouble to look carefully into
the real condition in which We gre
placed by the present war and its
consequences. You can get a much
better price for whatever you may
have to sell. this year than you
could for many years past, and you
are therefore in a much better con-
ditionlto pay for your paper. But
how is itwitb us? Have you thought
on that question? We have fewer
subscribers now than we had last
year. We lost a considerable sum
of money by the Press last year,
W. now pay nearly twice as much
for our food and clothing as we
did last year, and much higher for
paper and ink. How tlen with q
smaller circulation, and q mulch
dearer paper to print OIL are we to
live and be honest? We cannot do
it. There will be a meeting held
soon in q central town, of the pro-
prietors and conductors Of country
weekly papers to fix a price at
which the various county paper;
can be sold in future. A few addi-
tional cents paid yearly by each OF
our readers will not hurt them
but will be much to us. If the Dem
ocrats of Old Preble, with their pc
tatoes, wheat, corn, hay, pork, but.
ter and wood at an advanced price
will stand by and let their county
paper suffer for want of q liberal
effective and generous support, lei
them do so-we cannot help it
Our office books will show that We
have done our best to serve our rea.
ders for eighteen months at q great
loss to ourselves. We did think.
that after the unexpected triumph
of the Democratic party at the late
elections, many of them would
come forward unasked'to subscribe
10 the Press. We shall. be compel,
led to raise the price of our paper
in the year 1868. All.who will pay
us before that time will be charged
the old price, namely, $1:5O.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
Yours for Democracy
aud the Union,
ANDREW SHELTER.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer, Dec. Al
Only obey the Law as far as Convenient.
The President of the United
States has written a letter to Gen.
Grant, Governor Johnson and 9TH
ers exercising authority in Ten
nessee, in which he commends to
their consideration one Thomas R.
Smith, who goes to that State for
the purpose of inducing it to elect
members Of Congress. LINCOLN
says
81 shall be glad for you, andeach
of you, to aid him, and all others
acting for this object, as much as
possible. In all available ways
give the people a chancet to express
their wishes at these elections.
Follow law and forms of law as far
as convenient, but at all events get
the expression of the largest num-
Der Of the people possible. All see
how much such action will connect
with and effect the proclamation
of September. Of course the men
selected should be gentlemen of
character, willing to support the
Constitution as Of old, and known
to be above reasonable suspicion Of
duplicity.
"Yours very respectfully,
[signed] "a. LINCOLN"
Mark the expression-"Follow
law and forms of law as far as con-
vonient." In the estimation OF the
President, whenever lawiS inconve'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
Election News.
ANOTHER VICTORY.
q B%UTTERNUTS" In THE
80 ASCENDANT. .a' i'.
THE BAsTILE %REPUDIATED

The people have again spoken
in thunder tones. DR.. Odds, who
has for the last few months been
imprisoned in the political Bastile
at New York, has been chosen TO
the Ohio Legislature, from Fairfield
county, by $500. majority. This
was a special election, to I'll the
vacancy occasioned by the death
of Mr.. Jefries. "Butternuts" seem
to be at a premium nowadays.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04

sahd report to the House at an early
day, by what authority of the Con-
stitution or laws, if any, the Post
master General pndeftakeA to de.
eide what new papefs may and
what hewspapeEs ma not Be trans.
mitted through he mails
MI Cox of Ohio, offered the fol-
lowing;
WHEREAS, Many citizens Of the
United States have been seized by
persons acting or pretending to act
under the authority of the United
States, and have Been carried out 81
the jurisdiction epfItheES tatss aot
their residence, and imprisoned in
the military prisons and camps
of the United States, without any
public charge being preferred O.
gainst them, and. without any 6p-
portunity being allowed them to
learn or disprovc the charges made
Or alleged4o be!made againStthem;
and .noN 9Ef OF .aofygd
WHEREAS, such arrests have been
made in the States Where there is
no insurrectionior rebellion, or pre-
tence thereof, OF ~aify7ether obstruo-
ton. to the authority Of the Govern
ment. and,
WHEREAS, 1t is the sacred right
ofevery citizen ofthe United States
thet he shall not be deprived of his
liberty without due process of law,
and when arrested, be shall have
a speedy and public trial by an i'm
partial jury, therefore, 4 ,|. ..'
ReSOtUed, That the House of Re-
representatives. does hereby condemn
all such arrests and practices as UNI
warranted by the Constitution and.
law~syoGtheoU nited States, as usur-
ration oflnower pever given up by
the people to- their rulers, and do
hereby 9eparqthhat all such arrests
shall heGeaHeF cease, and that all
persons, SO. arrested and yet held,
shall have a prompta and public trial
according to the provisions of the
Constitution and laws Of tile Unit
ed States. r,u .i.4f,al u,i.r..fr-r
On motion of Mr.. Colfax, the
preamble and resolution were laid
on the tableT8Q against 40. I'D.
Mr.. Richardson of Illinois, offer
ed q similar resolution respecting
the arrests in Illinois, which was
tabled by "a against 40. ,r'.J.e. a.
The House took recess to await
the message of President Lincoln.
After the reading of the Presi,
Message, the House adjourn
ed. u8 ..aH si3 .: g5hgpEt saF.
~. b.n.ts sen ATE -a n.g.el
After reading the Message the
Senate adjourned. a.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04

LEGAL MO14CE-


- MeKinstray, - McKinstray, -
"Wednesday, and - McKinstray, children
of Emily McKinstrhyrzllate Gordon de-
ceased, John Gordoq Phebe Niccum, Lorin-
da Gordon, Charles Gordon, Syianus Corr
don, Phebe GordSp AJ6hathah Gordon,
James Gordon, Millfam Gopdon, Robert
Gordon, Jesse Niccnfi, Hhoda e. Gordon,
and the heirs Of Wheeler GORDON, deceased.
are hereby notifedS that on the Bird day of
November, 1862, the said David Gordon,
surviving executor of James Gordon, late of
Preble county, deGesseds filed in the Clerks
office OF the Uouft OF Common Pleae, Of
Preble county; Ohio, his petition, which is
now pending, wherein he asks that he may
be ordered to sell the following real estate,
situate in Preble county, Ohio, to wit: "The'
southwest qusrter ofysecti9p twenty, Town
ship seven, Range one a. East, containing
lG0 acres, more or less" of which his tcsta-
tor died seized, and for an order to distrib-
ute the proceeds thereof according to the
will Of the testatot, and the rights andfin-
terests Of all parties Tconcerned, And the
above named defendants are further notified,
that unless they demur or answer said petit
ton, on or before the 10th day of January,
1868, the order asked for will DO taken in
their absence. r,, -f.rt7
Attest ''-i GlIMoRE & CAMPBELI.
G. W. Larsh, Clerk. Attys for pIff.
November G, ls62.-6w Pr. f. $500.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
Thursday, ; Deoe mber A. 1852
Constitutional Rights which We Mean
To Exercise And Maintain.

Congress shall make no law re-
speetipg an establishment of Il,
ligion, or prohibiting the free .ex-
ercise' thereof; or abrldging2 the
freedom of speech, or Of the press.
-Amendments to the Constitution Of
he United States. article l.. IN, o
Every citizen may freely speak
write, and publish his sentiments
on all subjects, being responsible
for the abuse of the right; and no
law shall be passed to restrain or
abridgo the liberty OF speech, or of
the press" -C0nstitutiOn Of Ohio,
article l, Section II.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
UUU,UUU TO SELL
LL0YD'S
NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY
COLORED MAP OF THE (
United States, Canadas, and
New Brunswick.

From recent surveys, completed August
10, 1862; cost $4,000 to engrave it and one
years time.
Superior to any $40 map made by Cotton
or Mitchell, and sells at the low price of 30
cents; $4,000 names are engraved on this
map. 1t is not only a County Map, but it
is alsoa
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAP
of the United States and Canadas combined
in one, giving Ecery Railroad Station and
distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man So to So
per day, and will take back all maps that
cannot be sold and refund the money.
Send for One Dollar worth to try.
Printed instructions how to canvas well,
furnished all our agents.
| WAYTED-Wholesale agents for our map
in every State; California, Canada, England,
Franceahd Cuba A fortune may be made
with a few hundred dollars capital. No COM
petition. S2H0 u T%LLOYD, No. 164, no
Broadway, New York.
The War Department use our map Of Vir-
ginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania; cost
500, 900, on which is marked Antietam,
Creek, Maryland Nights, Wiiliamsport Fer
ry, Rohrersville, Nolandis Ford, and all
others on the Potomac and every other place
in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania, or
money refunded.
LLOy4'sf Topog'ap4icqi Var Of Ken
| mtt3,S Ohi5, Mdthnd dha Illinois,
is the only authority for General Buell. and
the War Department. Money refunded to
any one finding an error in it. Price Fifty
sents,
T. From the Tribune, August 2.
"bLoYDiy tEsrcoF1V IEgrSh ,IAIsRsLWDs
AND PENksYLSAAA.l-Fhe mafisv ery4afsej
its cost is but rs cents, and 1t is the best
tbhich can bepmchased,"
Lloyd's Great Mupofsthc MiSsis-
sippi Ri0er.
From actual surveys by Capts, Bart and
William Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, of
st. Louis, Mo. shows every mans planta.
! ton and owners name from St. Louis to the
| Gulf of Mexico-l.350 miles-every sand
bar, island, town, landing, and all places 20
miles buck from the riger-colorea in couil-
ties and States. Price 81 in sheets. Two dol
lars, pocket form, and $3.50 on linen, with
rollers. Ready September 20.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
New York City Elections.

At the New York City elections,
on Tuesday last, Brennan DEM
was elected Controller over 5Haws
Rep.) by about 10000 majority.
Devlin DEM was elected to the
Corporation Council, over Brad;
ford Rep.),Py nearly 1900 major
ity. Good for the Empire City.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04

pa-We would recommend our
friend Mr.. S. R. Wilson of West
Alexandria as . first class work,
man for tailor's goods. He keeps a
good stock of ready made clothing
and his custom work mnst give sa :
t~isfaction.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
"Auctioneering p

TNHE undersigned will attend promptly TO
i the sale of GOODS, CHATTELS, etc,
in the counties Of Preble, Montgomery Mi.
ami, and Darke. Having been an Auction
Ger for several years, he trusts that he can
satisfy all those who may favor him with a
call, P~ost-ofice address-West Sonora,
Preble county, Ohio. Residence-one mile
cast of Sonora DANIEL r. WERTS.
Nov. 26, 1862.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
have q big meeting,
GarA4AA
Lost and Pound.

an 3, Stephens the 4htdfba5ing
dry goods man has long been lest
behind thosev@aHmQth plies ofDry
Goods, where we found him this
week, dispensing the good things
of his store to- all who brought him
cash in hand, or produce for trade.
lie sells his goods so cheap that he
has been obliged to obtain addition
al help to attend fully to the calls
of his numerous patrons.
Country produce Of all kinds ia
ken tor goods, 1. a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04

On the 4th inst, by the Rev. D. s.. Robin
son, atthe. residence of ,MEr5esse SYisher,
Preble county, Ohio, Ma N +. p~EMfLEToN,
of Indiana, TO MISS SARAH Il. SwIsHER, Of
Preble- oOut5.b uH'R .%'s'pi0 =
With the above notice, came a liberal sup
ply of cake for the printers, and whiieeating
it, they blessed the Union that brought
them such good things Our best wishes
accompany the fair bride, and her partner,
In their journey through life, and may their
honeymSY4Pfvog enc: g;iR sD
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04
NAVY DEPARTMENT.,

Washington, September 20, 1862.
J, T. LLoYD-Sir: Send me your map Of
Mississippi River, with price per hundred
copies. Rear-Admiral Charles H. Davis,
commanding the Mississippi squadron, is
authorized to purchase as many a. are re
uired for the use of that squadron.
GIDEON WELLES, Sec'y ofthe Navy,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04

nient it shoQldknot be followed.
What . bes tif doctrine 10 Be
preached byA ma WHOSE duty ii
is % eaats The ew eertainIg
the PrssideR m Shs be crazy, OF lie
would iBt advise lis oshcsrs u
obey NlA wy When it Val
Convenient to them. A nice
man the Presidentis to compel 9th
ers to obey laws, when he only rel
,gards then-when convenient.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04

sa-Those who have occasion to
hire a horse and buggy will please
remember that J. W. Stephens will
accommodate them with the best
that can be obtained at his Livery
OIL Main Street, Eaton.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-04

pa-Mr.H.y sharkey will please
accept our thanks for a dish of fine
sausagesE Editors and printers ce2h'
relish such things. ,,.a .I.iyE