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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-10-08
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COUNTY COURT.

COUNTY COURT
Judgs--Hon. James WhitNorth
. Ciert-r. Lindsey Nichoi
So The Judges Court mect7 the lrst Monday Ia
itch month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed OF
,le Magstrates Of the County Is held tn, ar5t Mon
~ IN January, April, July and ooiohor
CIRCUIT COURT
JHils-uon. Nathaniel BaNter
Clsrk-Davld G Love.
e. The Court meets the nrst Monday In March
nd September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
! JHdge--Hon. william K. farmer
Cisrk--Charles r. Diggons.
aS- The Court meets the drst Monday Ia April Au.
hst and December.
4 cHANcERY COURT
lChaacrlior--llon Samuel y, Frerson
C7srk aHd Madsr--,i. =. Gloayos.
ss- The Court meets tho arst Nonds, Ia Nay aud
0yemher
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13

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hsye beei, enabled "a sbfi1r mi, IN Keld
the host which n0v Il enso1p II - Vaahfnr.
COD md 1ii Tenresaee and * anti 81 The
ffr1A f1r fdisdnl sinv, laarA T;snr.Irg Ko..s
nor mattsra r. no IN srch nn.:t;ons
Ara no loneer ,of imnno,tasas b AM 80 the
y. I. writer's. al history. The nrohlem q, ~
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4, /, srexn 40 rraat Int -. shsll - -c,sr.
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force 81. .,ns.lnThsi ~ ;snsy -, so.,ls ~
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!, S,eater thanltheir ovn. "a mt = All,
g force. and acknov leifxS I'd oth s. sIh;,s:
nj 5H;e6syto "a haxs st>sa - ~. 4. 80.
of their streneth. AndaSHr ;sdcment - ,h.;.
nert;naoitv! w 'hsys kcsr Sn M. -
believe then. 20 .;sssoa and de.rsra,e =
thew nrov. t6eMs.ijs Fl. - =
.. lom scoinio0ss I'd .ana,fj H. shssssS ~. ~.
have been vantinc ;n. hat ..s,J ~ - -, !
niterable ,o;il vhch in,s Z. !. ~ {.
solve The nroblem II III nss;on;s 80. = =
II ne hut r;ve n ~ =. ronnsr, hs,r 81: a.,
eroy that t6e rsheis nave ~ M n;se..s ~ -; =
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treason will aeon he arnshed ssS -. ...; -
! ors7 driven IN infam n = land H.,
]. it i plain ,ha.ve muss davo,e all oor ere r'
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Aver sSarsapaflla

% C0SWUu1lG0 WIN OS1tcV oWlS0t9AsSSO ~ Bt118
sKpsaser sleerativs power q - aGosd 81 eAee.
I dive aptdoes 5or IL diseases 6eSsaparille y
reputed 10 cure. i y believed that sueA
remedy q wanted BY those who ss1Ier non
Stramdns sompjaints, and 1T o. whiea win
eccompliah tlseiy eqrs mnet psovec9 maaenss
service 70 this large class d our Afflicted fellow
citizens. How completely thi6 compOund VIII
d Il has been psoven ~ eEpssi1ent ~ niany
# The worst csaes r F. leand - H. 3olloving
complaints - ~
: etaoruIA Am scAosofoss CoxpEls.r.
Rsurfions AND EspFslys Dmeaszsy ULosns,
! ixsLsA Bs0rcHHss TuAonas 6Axz RA9rx.
ScALD HEAps sysalIls AID OyrMILrrIc Ar
tScrioN1, AencuniIx DioaAs. Onors1, Nku.
nAL0sA % Tie. DeUE0UnsUxs DsslLl5s, .Oys-
PsPsfA AKIN IspsossTloN, KaxalPslAs< Ross
on ST.. ANTmoNY's Frs, and indeed The whole
class Of complaints arsiny from 1aruassr Or
THE DL00D. ssss
This compound ~al b found ! great pro-
notee of health, whep takea = ~ fprin9. 70
expe1 tbs foul humors which 1astes "a .ths
blood q that season Of TIE year. BY The time
b expalsion Of diem many ranking disoraess
isre nipped il. IT, bod. Nsltit~des an. By
the aid Of this remedy. spare Themselves from
ths endurance OF foul eruptiohs and ulceyous
ssoses, through which tie systsW viii sessvs to
rid ITSELF Of corruptions. Il not Assisted t. do
tsAS uSsOu8u JIG u0SuI0A ClAnassseiS W use WY
By an Alternative medicine. Cleanse ont the
I sidatsd blood WHENEVER you End iss inpsrities
bursting through the skin in pinples. .-uptisns,
o. sores; cleanse i when you find It i OBJ
structed and sluggish in the veins; cleanse It
wheneve1 L = foul. and your feelings will tell
YOU when. Even where no particulsr disorder
z feit. heonie eriov hetter heelfh srd il.
longer. FIR cleansing the blood. Keep the
oloo! hsalfiy. md Az y .s. bot With tlds
psooaum g hee olsos0ereQs mere can % no
lasting health. Sooner o. later somc.hing
muse 70 wrong, md de great machinery q
life 4 disoedered or oyerthfosur.. 49,,
0arsanar;lla No And deeerv.a rn,,eh. fhe
,....,,.,:c.. 81 ..ssss..1:st;sc 49,. -. Ne
~ .,I - ~. t'.....S ~ -
.ne vp.Y ~ pesaA s. .78' oeceave9 y
Preparations Of 4. partly bec.nse the DRUG
alone nas not sil tne virtue thst Y claimed
Tor Il, but more because many preparations,
pretending to Be concentrated extrsces q il,
snntn;,, lt Ettle ~ H. v;rs,,e ~ C.rs.,.,;ll>
~ snv tbnv ejse. a. =
During late years the psblic have been mis-
led by large bottles, pretending to give quart
Of Extract az Sarssnsriifa FIR one dollar. Most
of these have ~ fI..,,rle ,,non tI,. s;el. for
they not only contain little. II any. Sarsapa.
!. e.. Hence. bitter and painful disappointment
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18

d For neat and cheap job work, 60
torthe Press office, III &, u.t.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18
The BoIImeyer Fund.

We beg to inform our readers
that a tqndis being raised by the
Democrats and Conservatives of the
Northwest, forthe purpose oferec'
ting d monument to the lamented
u F. Bollmeyer,. late Editor of the
Dayton Empirs, and for the support
Of his family. We hope our friends
will respond literally to the appeal,
and thus show that they respect
the tSs memory Of the msn who bat.
tied so pobly for the cause of De-
moeraey, even, unto death. Sub
scriptions will be received by the
Editor, at the Press Office, and by
lMiessrs, Gilmore and Campbell, Ea-
ton, of whom subscription lists may
be obtained.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18
HORRIBLE DIsCBoSURRS ABOUT
d saiyib uCAMPbGHASEi p, ,,.9

,bOlF From whatwealeafn of our owl
] Ohio, citizens who have been incar
cerated IN the prison at Camp c
for what the AboTtionists call DO
blitical ofenses, I'VE have become sa
ltisfed that tits due to the honor o
our State TO- at once demand a ref
ormation there. Many of these tner
have been Kept in prison f1r oVel
a. year with out being allowed te
communicate nm with witeS child, OF
friend. r - - ~
They are furnished with only d
single blanket, and their" clothing
has become filthy and scarcely
hangs upon their backs. They have
no bedding, and are therefore com
PEELED to sleep on tile bare boards.
They have not enough wood fur
nished to keep fires all night, hence
their spfferings are intensified by
the cold weather. If they attempt
after, dusk, to walk out In the yard
to take off the chills of the dreary
night, they areiustantly threatened
to be shot by the guards! DR. Allen
said he laid on a bare board until
his hips were black and blue. '"" .'-
y.Y Yheprison has become awfully
filthy, ahdthe rats are in droves.
# the prisoners attempt to kill one
ofthese rats, they are forbidden or
thaeatened with being shot instant
1y.. Their prison is perfecnly alive
withrliee, and no chanceis given to
escape the living vermin.- A dead
mau, one of the prisoners, was the
other day carried out to the dead
yard, and laid there over night 4; in
the morning whenlvisited by other
prisoners, they found his hair stiff
with lice and nits-the lice creep.
ing into his eyes in great numb bers,
and in andout of his open mouth.
% We might go further, but God
knows this is enough for once. 1t
is enough to make ones blood run
cold to think of it. i'!f si5
ngIf the Legislature when It meets
will raise q Committee, we promise
70 name, the witnesses, who, if sent
for will Under oath prove all this,
and as much more; some of which |
s too indecentIto printi in a public |
newspaper Crisis mi n
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18

/, III" III" IT, nc HH5Wereu' qHeVer was
thetS never saw NCtawfard aftdt Ii }fell"ob'
80 s much f9t Pi&5sarel.o FSa+4a FSa+4a2fIggn long tirnO
there ith was ohe-ndy more than one--ex-
posed for y sale Fepresentihg Lord. Cardigan
leapiag, oyer gun, at Balaklavva. !, When
the Prince Of, Wales saw thiIsg lie asked me, Z,
as I was standing BY yhethoy Lora Cardi-
gen really did accomplish the feat, and on
my replying in the negative, he ii. exclaimed
"fhcn why do the! pefpctuatesuch errors"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18
The Military Lessons of the American
War.

From the London Times, Nov. 20
II the American war teaches us
any lesson at all, it teaches that
science and discipline are of more
value than numbers in the field.
We have seen at every step of these
campaigns that a little fort did its
work, while a great army perished
by its own weight. Judging by
that experience, it is certainly bet
ter to have a good system of de-
fenses than half a million of men.
Happily, indeed, it seems to have
been established that enormous
levies and prodigal expenditure are
by no means necessary for the eff
tective prosecution of q war.
The Confederates have spent far
less than the Federals, and have
done more. The fabuloue charges
incurred on the Federal forces have
not rendered them in the least de-
gree more effective. 1t is thought,
on the contrary, that tenth part
Of the force, well handled, we'll
trained, and well managed, would
have proved more formidable to
the South. Numbers have done
little or nothing, whereas every
scientific appliance has done Won
ders. AT Corinth, two gunboats
saved an army, and in Hampton
Roads one iron-cased ship saved q
State. The Merrimac was actually
7alued by the Northerners them
elves as an equivalent to $4,000
nen.. '.'.as' -'..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18
(From the Rochester, IN. W Union. ]
.ygntr A Camp Letter. 4

li,iA member of Captain Browns
company, in the Thirty7third Regi'
ment, has written d letter from
camp, near Acquia Creek, dated
the 1st instant, from which we
quote Q few extracts and facts
- 81 4 have changed my opinions
somewhat. since going into the
army and coming down into lVir-
MA where one can see the show. ,
That 1llla y is jpst nwhat, will change a
mans mind, We have some f1en
IN our company who, when they
left d Rochester, were the blacklist
Republicahs, you ever saw-chock
full Of patriotism, going to, die for
their countsy with the Star Spanl
gled Banner floating, above them,
ard 81, Chat sort of thing Now
they are the very men who are ttoo
sickitoc do Duty The Star Span.
gled Banner il, l;plaYed gout with
them now, YoQ ask az, old soldier
If he 'is going to enlist again again when.
he gets his1 discharge, fahd,s in the
pest.emphatieq terms, ,zhetellsi You
HAT al the oboqnties in. New York
vonld not again place him in apo J!
'ition where he IS used worsethaTII
'heiniggefs.1o ts!qosq 1goE .,n j
igs We went totheomOutK. Of 40
lpl Greek tbs other day as,,Yagon sSyor
guard. There were about twolfunspE
lred' niggers there, Who were 'hava
ngi deaitoutsto thsmfresh bread
from dAlexandria, nice,
reshF reshF and warm One Of our Boys
topped up to an officer and asked
lin for a'pieceI His answer iwasy
would ydutake bread away from
be poor eolored nlanS' A soldier
ating hard crqekers-full of rgrrnbs,
nd tmoldy,'at that, while the nie.1
er is eating hot'ffesh bread from
Alexandria !! tThatis where, the
qg lies, Thiswar isjIcarrieda = on
p; the ! benefit Of the nigger; and,
Fit is Kept agoiHg, til! '4Ii '4ieger will
ONO out'huhk.' '"'aJb q ~ arl- /
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18


The last number of "Punch" has.
q cartoon embodying the feeling OF
England on the mediation question.
Palmerston stands, hands in pock,
ct, while Napoleon, pointing over
his shoulder, across the water,
where Americans are making. war,
addresses him :'sf say, hadn't we
better tell our friend there to leave
on making fool of himself" and
P.alm.lerston, the proyerbially judi
cious, bottle holder, significantly
answers, "H'm, we'll, suppose you
talk to him yourself. ae'isia great
admirer of yours, you know"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18

AZ saloon Keeper esIs iIp5CtleS il Cleveland, lsrtd
Ohio in the scarcity ofcElange, con
ceived the idea Of issuing tic ketsA2:
,Hgood for one drink"-to his reg
ular customers, when he could not
ehangetheir money 1h printing the
tickets, the Waggish printer made
It read somewhat differently, as the'
aliseoge efed TO tRiscostaftet
distributing a1afgeanrount5of them
The tisketL a Eead-ergeod rfor one,
drunk fdrpnkbn, and a humber Of two!fst-.
ed dfihkers, who got hold of s6mS'
'ofithcl ticketsg ghaee BEEN indplging
ina series ofidfunks eEerdsinee,, to-
the great pecuniary loss of the saE- saE
illQP0lnleff ilPg0lnlef iM .gsyoIT obi nj
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18

2u1AwIEss AND CRUEL u "ARREsrs.-.
"a New Q Yorker, whose namo we
suppress for fear it's qualification
may harm him, writes US from the
Baltimore jail. where lie, says he
has been imprisoned without cause,
since August He dealands trial
,andlegal process but. can not get
tnIepy!g nj 20 biar hc.
We have scarcely a doubt that
Mr. Secretary Stanton forgets half
of" the men whom. he orders to
prison. Ifthis Administration were
to last as long asg the, Bomba Ad-
lnistration ofNaples did, we should
soon have young men coming out
of prison, grey Headed and wrink
leds as I'M NapIes-4Ntw York En-.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18

70 phe teeth ofrieads that we al
ways getwith tears aud generally
lose lose wlhbat tgroann. .sau ..2,..w - y :
Matrimony is sort of chess
game game in WHICH many apoor wo--
man, gets fool.mated. .siDg
Is9 : ~ 40 -, ,lf r..L go .t
If a woman does keep g. secret,
it is pretty sure to be- with telling
erect HEs !.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-12-18

There is as much in knowing
when as in knowing how to ospeak,
Probably Eve toekup With Adam
because b she found herself nomatch
Tor the deylho aoif..oJt s.l
T. Cholerio9men often take fire as
dnellists deliver fre-at the word,
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BEWARE OF COUNTEnFEITS.

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tiers, prepared BY DR.. c. N. jackson. Phila.
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AYERS
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OFFICERS OF DUBOIS COUNTY.

Cisrk-HEsRv A. HoLrHArs.
Auditor --JoHn MEHRisGER.
Tressurer-THEoDosk SospEsnAss.
Recorder JEkGER.
Sherif-JoRH WEiEEL-
Coroner -CuAsLEs KRAus.
Surveyor BfsJAnrS r. KEnP.
HARvEv NICHOLSON,
j. D. BtcKwERnKRT, Commissioner.
VIZ. n. GRErH.
oFFrcERs OF BAfssRIpcE TOWNSHIP.
Jussices--A. H. Alexander. NJ Keefef
J. Rose.
Trustee-Kssper john
Constsbles-Anthony Eekert, r. Guckes
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
) PIE = VI AT o lS = II G A.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, phiIsdeI-
N phia. a Benevolent Institution estsb.
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o. the Sick and Distressed. afflicted With
visulest end Chronic Diseases. and especial
y for the cure Of Diseases Of The Sexual
Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the
Acting Surgeon.
vALuAsLE RErcRrs On Spermsiorrbcs
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Of charge. Too o. three Stamps Tor post.
sGe acceptable. Address, DR. J. SEILLrN
HOUGHTON. Howard Association. No. 2
y Ninth street, Philsdelphia. Pa. jse5
Advertise IN tie nper Courier.
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N r.Esbsps and othsy sxeessss iom tie unpublished
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- Pointing out msi~ ~ cure ~ once certain and
sfextuai BY which sufferer. matter what hi
litson. himself without the knowieige 81
mate. and AZ she least po<sihc cost thereby avoid
lus the gask a,a guack nusirums 81 the day.
The author French Physician ~ great attannrss
who spent W investigating the nature and
trtAmentof this dseasc which " carries thousands
70 ~ urt'neiv crave. Sent amber seal ~ any address
A.iaress. 4 q fATSEx CO. Louisville. Ky.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1862-04-09
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

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So wide II The feld Of IL usefulness and % nu-
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Tor the distressing and dangerous affections Of the
uulmousrv organs that are Incident 70 cur climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon ths
community have failed and been d;scardct. thii
has gained friends By every trial. confsred hsnefts
On the afflicted they can never forget and pro
duced cures 600 numerous and TOO remarkable q
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