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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Nn Idr~GDQeftDren.

Dir Ior Gclsftorrn Der Sta6t gasntaun,
Gatalauaua, MiItrstaun, Gmaus unb ben rsIpst.
tiStn IaunlGippsr In 2rta Gaurty, fir has Satr
1862, iurrtrn tiermit srIudt lla in Der Commit
iiCnTs Slfice su SsrlammsIn am Ncnta9 bsn 16.
Gag SUM- na&Nsns. I'm SiirsI6aft Su srbrn, fir
itre OupItFatrn, fir Die Sstuns bc5 GnuntY',
Staats' mp NtIiB '9nrcs, ME folBt:
gtamtpwn Sercusb, Niram Ssdrr.
Gdtaiau0ua, otntY SCllrs.
MlIfretrmn, @pwin 6aine.
@mauc, Gjibson 9tittsr.
SGO. .Ulsjtban, 9ctn g. StrauB.
NCrt. .gp9ritbaa, SimUn Gtmnsr.
SFtrs sMacurste, 9aeUb NeiIer.
Nirpr.W .Wacunsis, Daniel 8Omif.
Sttr, WiIfcrO, George Sodman.
Wrtrs sMlfor6, g4iaiam @. 9iebl.
Stsr.Saucrn, Daniel S&afsr.
SaIjtWs, SUbn 8ubclpb.
Ssitrttrl, Abam @armOn.
Sdncptr, Sacpt MepuS.
g9siltnture, Daniel $. gReiB.
Gym, 9tsutrn 6btrt.
gpaIdnstCn, SGr,2 peIT.
QcwtiG, 1epi @eorBr.
gluf 9rls9l rsr GpmmibCnsrs.
-. peter, Glere.
Stunt j. nq2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
SeffentliMe 9Senblt.

Sonnerfa96 osn 10. SUM nditen6,
um utr Na6mittasS, fol- am Sauls Scn g0Il'
Nam Bios, In @aIdinstCn SOanfdip, 9c&a Co.,
fcIssnprs psritnli&e SsrmDgn tts prifcrbsnsn
Dunisl 8nappntrser. tTsnttta prrtauft psrbsn
Cine Saususr. tre filbrre Sadutrsn. cine
gGfIe unb cine 5Iints 9HcIr, SpId Scrsn,
9stt umt 8ettIars, Desf, Surau, 2 Stlsn; 2
Qsrts, @rutbuds, Drumfiss urO 2 5clydSsn,
Sdippe, SUld6lGsel unb 8sls, Slsibsr uno nod
unbrt Safrn su umlantli& 3u mslrsn.
Die 9roinsuussn am grrtaufetass unb auf'
partun9 sCn
99iuiom Slcs, Nbm'or.
Smi 4. nq3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Rin unienmann in geuilIana.

Ser gouifiana Gor9rtb:& :&epreientant
. uli9np, Der mob lan9e not Der
SstsIiion gouiftano'5 g i'm 9aHle 3u 8as
ibin9ton ioB, 1T in 9teus Srleone. Gr
mar lpabrenO Der 8ebcIIion oo uno bat
lpe9en ieiner 2opalitdt nidt >peni9er ale
7 YifolcnoutUe 9sbIbt. Gr 1T iest ein
&rippel: Die lints Solno, Der Iinte 2(rm
uno beoe Stine lino ibm ourd, S6Ui1e
9elGbmt. So beribtCt Elm Sffijier oe6
81. Mo6abuistt6 EC9iment6 aus 9cu'
Srlean5.
6crr 8ouli9np befinpet iIb ieBt in
@0 0ibin9tcn.
Commands ecs 6encraI=tIIajors 5iSeI.
So9er6town, Mo., 3. Sum-
8enerQl Sioel bat oa6 Commando liber
Die Qrmee SH Sarper6 Serrp untcr Sen
Sone6 iiberncmmen,
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Nie i7c9er 9cben nad) Suocn.

Bie e6 beibt, 1T ni6t Elm ein5i0er pon
Den unter Der, Die Sflaperei in Dem Diff
rift Golmbia oufbebenoen Ifte, in Sreis
beit 9efeBten Ne9ern na6 Dem Noroen
9efcmmen. Sm 9e0entbeil 9ebcn gteoer
oortbin, weltbe i'm 9torpen lcbten. G6
1T nibt 3u beupsifeIn, Dap, wenn Die
Sflaperei i'm SGoen ob9eidafft lpGrbe,
nibt blo6 bic iegt bort lebenoen 9te9er
oaIelblt blcibcn, fonoern Der 9torben Die
ieBt untcr un6 qebcnoen los ,peroen Mir
ot. Ger Sioen 1T o16 nattirti(be Saters
lono oes 9te9er6, uno nur ourb oen Oruf
Der Sflauerei mro cr oarau5 pertricben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11

g eu:Y OFF, |. SUM. 0a5 Sbiff
Spbn Sopo 1T beute BON 9iperpcol nit
700 Mormonen on0efommen.
So6 @reiiens0ampfitbiff Eotra6 aus
Sonoon, pGlde6 in Der Ndbe Der GbarIcs
ltcnGr Barre our1 oen Sdmpfcr 8ienz
bile 9enpmmen poroen, al6 e6 Die Slof:
ope our6bre6en lpotlte, 1T beute bier am
9efommen.
Sc 1T Elm ciItrne5 Sompffbif unb
Bat I40O Safer Wulper, so 8iiten nit
SGbien, 300 S0fe &offee uno elmer
Suantitdt Suinin an 8cro.
Oo6 Sdbif uno Die Qaoun9 lper6enouf
S300,000 9eib0Bt, c6 bate feline papic:
re an gOro.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
50 q Mri h t

gGhb biGmit Seseten, baB Der llnter,et&nsts
alS 2Itminilratpr, pcn Der Sintsrlaiinitnft fes
prritcrtsnen . anEl 8nappenber9tr
Itbttin prn 9Daidustcn 5aunl&ip. esta @aun'
~, ou9ellelt wptptn III. Ode pisrnigsn 9ericnsn
rater, wetds nod an trlaate 6intrrla1rniGaft
itulOtn, iinb bierour6 aufssfCrbrt innrrbalb 6
NcGn oriurufen unb atjutr8ablen limb SOl'
dc bic nrh reGtmabise 2Inlpriits an tIsfrlts 81
raGn batm. llnp aIci6inas Hiu&t icIfs inner
bal6 Der ndmIhrn 3dt woblbsRdtist sinSubanht'
gen an
Q8iltiam Bios, Nb'o
SUM /. na6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Sefentlt6e Sen6u.
l(uf SomItao6 ben 2Iften Sum

2(uf Samita95 ben 2liten SUM,
UNI 1 llbr Na4mittaas, IcGn am Suuls bss
UsrnOrtsrsn SUbn Smt ttb. in SsipsItsrs
Eounfdip. He&a Gauntp, fcIssnre artitsl auf Of'
fcntIiGr Ssnbu psrtauft wrrpsn, ndmIi9:
Gin 0agen, Elm 9stt, ,pst 9utraus spd 5i'
I6e. Yer Stdble, llbr unb Sudlbr, Stils, SrunF,
sine ect Carpets, SpirssI, Elm Sfsn, cine gn;atG
Sa&tr, ,rs 6lintrn, 8 Stcd Nnttsite Der III
lentuun Sanf unO fcnli nod pisls &Ttitsl 3u an''
fGnbh Su rslren.
Die gsrinounsen am gnfaufstnss unb auf'
wartunB pcn
G5 9ioeon 9unffer, er,Ors.
8ioecn Smitb, we
Sunt II. *2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Has Uan,cn bCi ocn I1Iormomcn.

A8b O6H5Ch pci CCn IiorWonCn.
Brigham Woune tefIeblt ieinem Splz
fe bel Dem ,0crannabeu oes SrGblin96
nit Dem Sanjen auf6ubDren, bo6 unter
oen Mormonen fart betrieben miro. -
Sri9bam iclbit 1T Elm eifri9er uno ges
ibi6ter Sdnjer uno finoet fid) bel San;z
per9ud9un0en 70 oft Elm, ol6 Der idn9lte
un0 >pdpenfrdfti9ite ieiner SciIioen.-
Sebr bluffs merpen ouf feline Seraulal.
Iun0 Die &onj njbelulti9un9en ,Sociolbou'
unter ieinCn Nu9en ab9eDalten. Der
@intritt6prci6 1T bier 9e>pobnlib ID
SDaler o15 Qaor uno cinen ermdBi9ten
Qrei6 fir iCoe ,,Grtra Qacp." Sci 1uIs
lerorotntliben SerorloiIun9cn reroen bic
ju S25 Gntree bcjoblt meiften6 Gafb,
lpicWcbl oub eaoen9iter uno Sanoprps
QUITE in 3aDlun9 9enommen meroen.-
Matronen, @ittnen, Sreicr mo Wdos
d)en, 0rcile, Mdnner, Siin9ln9e uno
&naben ftnoen iib bier ein uno Elm Mors
none wiiroe ebcn 70 unoern Gle 2(ufor;
oerun9 ju prepi9en obiblaaen, ais cine
@ele9enDeit gum Sonjen unbCnuBt gu
laiIcn. Die SGlle beginner uno cn0i9en
NIT @ebtt, unO psbIelt wd brCnb berfelz
ben eiu 8elan9, cine Defamation, cine
Hece ooer elm n$oornpsip' NIT ben 9es
w0bnli6en Gctillon6 al.
Muntere Seili9e oo6
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Sf q Cb i CD t

prb brrmit sssstsn, ba6 bic llHtrrss&nrtsn ais
grrcutcrrn ron Der Sintrrla6enI6aft brs Der"
1crtrnsn 8 OR Sm tb, lsBttIn BON Ssirrl'
BERG 5aunI6ip, 0rda Gauntp, anssRsIlt NOR
brn linb. @ue Dirjsnissn ratsr, rflts nod an Be-
Iasts Sin!srlubsnIdait lfulrtn, finO birrmt auf'
grfcrbrrt innrrbalb gBCdrn an3urufen unb ab'
yutgattrn, - limb Scl6e bic nod rr&tmdifSs
gnfcrrsrunssn tatsn mGgsn, inb sbrnfnas sr'
iu6t lOlde irnsrbult Der bsia9tsn 3stt wpblts'
iItIbt stn,utSncissn. an
@iccon Souniicfer, ! sr.ors
8ioeon Smith, ''
SUM- 1 /, 1862. *6m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11

Die neue fteinerne Glun;p= =Sriide iiber
bic S6urltill bel pdlo NIto muroe ,cr.
lt6rt. Dap Wenlbsnttbtn uerloren ors
0on9en linb, boben mir nibt crfabrcn.
Don SaItimere.
y Il imOrc, 5. SUM. Oie Sriis
te bel 0arper6 StrrD 1T beute W1crocn
ourb Die Sturmlutb fprt8Tifen. So6
Wlhtr 1T Icbr bod.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11

99rper6SrrrD, 81, Wai. 0oS
IL, He9lment Der gteW 9Jorfer Stoot5z
mlIB 1T bier dn9etomen, bat iit aber
9FlpelAcrt, ein0Cidymortn ju merbtn, gum
9tGBtn SeroruB fGiEe6 Gpmmanotu6, of6
eolonelo W0iobotf, inoem Die Monn=
l1aft idAt, Dap 1it pCrlouatn, nab @afbz
In9ton gu 9eDen.
Waior Somen pom @tntralltobe ors
@enEral Sarton bieIt cine NnrCGr fclocu.
ben SnDalt6:
Oiel,ni9en inter Sud, Wtld)e oeirnncn
llao, il1 bier, Nn9tlitbt5 br5 Seinbe6 ale
fEl9e Wemmen ju jCi9En, trcttn aus ben
Neiben!
Sie tbattn oitS unb muloen beuibtrt,
fortju9c6en uno Die Ncilcfolten jurHtt
na6 gteW Wort aus iDrer ciGcnen 8aIbe
gu belaDlen. 9tur neni9e lino in Soar
per6 SerrD jurif9Cbliebcn.
Seneral Sorton renparf b069dnjs 8ts
8lment, inoem CT f10tt, Dap CT feline 6ti9s
lin9e unter lcincm Npmmanoo pCrl0n9c.
Baltimore, |. SUM. @cnerats
major Dir 1T Deute Mcr9en in bcm Slp
YoInt Dampfbccte notb Sort Mpnrpe
ob9ereltt, nm bd6 Commando ee5 De-
partement5 bon Sir0inien 3u iiberuebs
men, 100 er oen @encral @cpl obl0ien
miro, Der Dem SernCbmen noA bierber
! epmmt.
Die ltbrSi Ie oc6 Gcneral Dir wirb BON
uielen unierer SGroer red)t iebr beoauert.
Nl6 bas Oampffbif ab9in9, wuroen
I3 Salutlbufe 3u Gbrcn pe6 9encral
Dir ob9Cfcuert.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
&Is DtrbanolmScn Der 5ynooc pon
2ilIentaun.

eeHte, Die Gen 8crbanolunoen Der Gu.
tp'rIltRen Spnoos nQbHe Q8obe in III:
lentaun bCipObnen wclIen, pdroen am
beit1n Oienfa95, Mlittpcb5 ooer Don.
nerlta95 fOmmfn, lpcil Wpnto06 nur oer
Nnfan9 9cm1bt uno Die Gommittcen er.
nannt wtrotn. Dicnta9 Moroen6 oeben
crit Die @eitD1fte letbt an. Die SibHnz
gen trcrom III Ger en9liihen lutberifben
&lrtbe 9eD1Itn. 2(ae Ino cin9eloben
beijupobneu.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11

II n 9 Ii cf.-2(m leBten Srtitaq fIcl
cine WaBs Groe in elmer Grjorube, in
RIeocrmacun9ie, Qctba Goumtp, auf 6rn.
Y s 9 b ne Der, uno GeIbd6iqte
lDn rmaBtn, Dap CT 6creit5 am Sam:
tag ltlrb. gr mar etlpa 35 Sabren alt
uno bntcrldBt cine tiefoebeu9te Satin
init ; unmInoi9P &inpcr, icinrn trauri
gen 500 ju bctlooen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
RrShchcn suCairo

Cairo, Den 6. SUM. 28r bobtn
bier beute orti beitimmte St0Be zines
Grobeben6 an utritbiCoenen Yunften sc,
gen N0rben 9efub.t. So ncit mir bic
icbt 9totbriht Doben, 1T oobWb fein
Sbaotn on1eribtet.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Aenbrn 6utb, @i9rntbdmtr uno @oitCr.
Nter. llliacr Ssbdtfs:@oitcr.

N EsIE Dem @ublifumlpiro biermit ,ur
w. &cnntniB oetrobt, Dap bic III.
lcntolpn poitsSfflce bon ibrem Ieitberi.
gen plaet in oen Su1laoen sum ,,Qedba
SS,o9ntD y, Pdtrlpten," nabe 6a9pnbub'6
91Itbaule perle9t moroen 1T.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
9scrDeir0tbct.

9Im 8tsn SUM. bur6 9farrsr Q. 6. 9rOth,
Ssrr otnrY gBiaam Sartman, nit NiB SipiQis
s. 9auoenl6Idger, bsiOe pcn Sat3burs.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Don Sort 11Ionroc uno ,7orf,Ir


Sort 81 onroe, 2ten SUM. Die
llniOn STiammlun9, Die 9eitcrn 2(benb
,u gtorfolf 9ebaltcn ipuroe, lpor Gin po(lz
ltdnoiAer Grfcl9, cb9lei6 Die NnfGnoiz
9un9 nur fury UcrDer in Sol9e Der 2(ns
rpeienDeit Don Gon9reBmit9lieo Se4ar 9es
mabt mar. Gtno 500 Yerionen lporen
ju9c9en. Die neue llnion= 3eitun9 miro
oiefe @cd>e berausfcmmen mo meDr
Observation-Disclosures >peroen fcl9en.-
Sn Qort5moutb mar 0sitrrn 2(beno cbens
fails cine ltniou Seriommlun9 bon |, =.
200G 2tittru btlutjt.
Die Sefeiti0un9en Upn pigs Yoint
Wurbtn 8eltern BON oCr Slotte in Die 9uft
8eiprcu9t, nebt Den RebeuentauoCfen in
Oct 9tobborIbaft. Sen. &icle modte
beutt cine 9ttcc9nc6civm9 no6 8inton,
Npro Carolina.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11

Gan Sranci6c 0, Den 81. Moi. -
Oa6 Oompfibiff Sri5aba 1T bsute nit
100 QaiIo0ieren uno $6l0,00O boar fin
9teW Yorf uno nit $ 10000 fir Gn9:
LAMB pon bier noCb panama ab9e9anoen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
EcbcIIrn8cfanscne pon nIeCIeIIan's
Wrnirr

@ew Yprf, ,. SUM. Ser DGms
pier StGr Of tbe Soutb fam nit 45O
@efanoene an, Ole i'm Sreffsn tsi $E,J;aiip=
utr NaMHth1ue ocmatht nuroen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Gritbnam i'm RanaI scfunern.

2lm Wiont19 Dor pitr3ebn Sa9en pur.
oe Ger peitbnom cine6 Mannt6 i'm Della
mare &anal, cine fmje StreCfe unterBalb
GoitCn, 9tprtbampton Gaumtp, 9cfun,
ocn. 2ln Der 0etbe puroen meDrere Qas
pierre 9efunoen, oarunter Gao Gntlais
lma6ibrtiben bon Sobn Sbnabel aus
Dem Ser. Staoten &rie96oisnlt we0en
llnttid)ti9eeit. 01rou6 i6loB man, ooB
Der 8erltorbcne 70 bicB. 0o6 Stbreis
ben teIa9tt, Dap ct eiu 8lieo Der Goms
pa9nie IS, 5. @tnni. Gapauerie Ec9iz
ment otlpeicn, elm 0eutIber uon @Cburt,
5 Sup 10 Boil bob mar, bette Geiibt6.
forbe, bloue eNu9en uno belle5 Saor bate
uno un9cfdbr 81 Sabre alt mar.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11

OPGin Mom lief neulidb cilen06 Ell
ner Ger beriibmten Qillen Wonufafturcn
in QbilaoclpDia ju, ol6ibn Gin SCtamter
nit Der Stage onbielt: n0allcb, Mann,
,pobin 70 eili9 ?"-nGt, lautete Die 2(ntz
lpcrt-itb babe bereits Swei Scren DER be-
rGbmten piuen 0ei6lutt, neblt Den Sc
broubsjetteln, Soren uno alICm 3ube=
Dor; e6 bat nibt 9ewirft, uno nun 9ebe
ib, um AUDI Den Serfdufer Su fbIutten.
SD mill mai lCben, Oh Oa6 ehpoe bsIfen
miro"
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
SSIa Aoerlebsscn.

- Cine gpCGnuus 90. 38 @tRs Su'
iiii milton Stra6s, In allentown, nit
kE Stutm, Gin GrUnt Stprs 122 bsi 38
5uB. StfB fam iUsIsi4 stsstsn lpnNsn.
2(mp6 9ttin9er.
Stunt 4. na3m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Muntere Sleili0e oas !!

Ocn. 5tett'6 lhtinun9 ilber oIe NrbeIs
len.
@eneral Scott, otiIen tbcI9eimntcs,
treue6 0erj ppn Dem ibrefIidben, b6lli:
iben @DaraftCr Der &ebelion 3uerit feline
ribtioe &oritelun9 iidD MAIDEN tonnte,
rrfl6rt nun, Dap man bcn RoocI6fiibrern
Iommt uno ionoer6 cin llnterfpmmGn am
@al9en uerlbofcn miIift. 0oe 1T Die
Meinuno uno 8eiinnun9 cce lopalen
Solf6 i'm 9onicn 9anoe. Jtur Der StricP
fam cine @enu9tbuun9 iein fir oa6 Slut
ocr ma&trn Sertbeioi0er Der Union mo
Sreibeit.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
Don 5buyIfin Gaunty.

Glna5 Der 9toNpe9en Greet, mcltbe
onr6 pott6pille l0uft, mar Der Sd)aoen
ln9ebeuer 9roB. Nm manben pl6een
Lungs oieItm Sabe mar oa6 @aTer bis
ms Slpeite Stoceperf 9eorun9en. 2(ae
Srifsn uno Subitie0en iino f6mmtlib
Uerf0wunoen. Sin GubItaQ nit ,luei
tooten &iDen Fam Wdbreno Der 9{o6t
Derob9eid)Wommen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
brnGls SVuCr in Nucbce

2acbee, 7. SUM. 0eut @lorosn
|nnten 100 Sduier bier ob.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-06-11
2Spm SarriSbmr0.

llm Oienlt00 Yt2dt un0 Sen 0Qn;Cn
fol9npen Sag fid Der Ht9en m1u69ez
icBt in Su0men uuo tibrribpcmmte
Srabcn mo Neusr unitrcr Gtaot. 0ie
Giilib uou bier ilieben0e Carton Gref
ltiI9 am Mlthppb Mor9en ju elmer enor.
men }o6Dt umo ibtrAutbetc Die nabtn Sci.
Der IcraIb, Dap in pielrn 8dllen oo6 &ieb
nur NIT Sbpitri9tGit AGrcttct perotn
fonntt. Sin 9roBr Sbeil Der Ittlnernen
Srlfs naDs 24itt uuo Si9ler5 SG9e.
mdbte tpuroe ;Grlt6rt uno meDrere tlenes
re Srddtn fort9eri6tn, Woourb Der Ser
febr cine 3eit lang untcrbrcbcn iein miro.
Die Su6lueDlma mar bob onaeIbwcls
len uno o5reu SberFGDe nit Srtibbolj
beoettt; ebenlo Die Slpatara 9rief bel
MioolCtppn.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.

John +. slirpy, Preblc Com. Pleas.
Isaac sl fsi ct al. u No. ' 1914,
By virtue of an order Of sale issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of Preble coun-
ty, Ohio, and to the Sheriff of said county
directed, | will offer for sale at public auc-
ton, at the door of the Court House in Ea.
ton, in said county, on
Saturday, January IS, A. d. 1862,
between the hours of | and 4 o'clock, P. NJ.
of said day, the following real estate, situate
in the county of Preble, and State of Ohio,
and bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Being the east half of the southwest
quarter of section No. two, (2) in township
No, nine, (9) in range No. one Il east,
containing eighty acres of land more or less,
appraised at S2000,O 90,
Terms Of sale-0ne-third Of the purchase
money cash, one-third in one year, and the
residue in two years, deferred payments to
bear six per cent. interest from the day Of
sale, and to be secured by mortgage on the
premises. JOHN r. McCLEAF,
Foos & Campbell, Sheriff Of Preble Co.
Attys for prtf.
December 10, l86l-iw Pr. {. 1915.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-02
For tie Democratic Press.
is the Traitor The Shin
bone behind.

Mr.. EDIToR,-It is said, that
Judge Cans, our townsman, assist
ed by Abolitionists, has published
his Register articles in a pamphlet
form, addressed to the soldiers in
the army. In it, he tells these
soldiers, that this administration
is the original author of all the
black and bloody crimes attendant
upon a war of this kind; that it is
carrying on a most barbarous,
bloody, and inhuman war;; and
that it is proving itself to be weak,
imbecile, and brutal 1t must be
revolving to the minds of these
bravemen, to find that their actions
are controlled by an administration,
whose character is so bad. And
they will be surprised to learn,
from such high authority, that they
are now serving in a war, that is
said to be conducted against right,
reason, law, and Christianity. But
they will likely ask Mr.. Cans, why
he has no more respect for Presi-
dent Lincoln, than to give his ad-
ministration such u bad name? The
answer is plain. 1t is because the
President has failed to crush the
institution of slavery, by proclaim
ing the emancipation Of three mil
lion negroes. 1t is because he will
not be governed by the rules laid
down by 'Vattcl' in his Laws of
Nations The President pays some
respect to our Constitution. Why
should the Judge blame him for
doing so? Mr.. Lincoln never took
an oath to support 'Vattel, or to
administer our government accord
ing to. Nattel's' laws. But he did
take a solemn oath to preserve.
protect, and defend our Constitu.
ton. The Judge knows this well
and took u like oath himself; he
also knows, that our Constitution
does not authorize the President, OF
any other power, to crush State
institutions. But what does he
care? He has learned that some
men of feeble minds have beer
elected to high offices, on the negro
question. Why may not he be al
fortunate? lie is sound on thu
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-02
Joseph Fudge,

'o'epr r"uS'' Preblc Common Pleas
~. MoAl. In Partition.
'''n efGl No. l843.
In obedience to the command Of an order
of sale, issued by the Court of Common
Pleas of PEBBLE county, and to the Sheriff
of said county directed, | will offer for sale
at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in Eaton, in said county, on
Saturday, FEBRUARY LIST, A. D. 1862,
between the hours of | and 4 o'clock, p NJ.
of said day, situate in the county of Preble,
and State of Ohio, and bounded ard de-
scribed as follows, to wit! Being the north
east quarter of section six, (G) in township
number eight, (S) of range number two,
(2) east, &c, excepting forty acres of land
heretofore sold by John Nearon in his life
time, TO Isaac Mcdonald, containing 80
acres of land more or less.
Appraised at 100000
Terms Of sale-0ne-third of the purchase
money cash in hand, one-third in one year.
and the residue in two years from the day of
sale, deferred payments to bear six per cent.
interest from the day of sale and TO be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
Zoos & Campbell, J. II. MCCLEAF,
Attys for pl'tR. Sheriff of Prcblc Co.
January 2, lSG2-lw Pr. f. S4,35.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-02
Cincinnati Market.
C~INcINNATI, Dec. 30.

wv 'N'
EGGS-The receipts are large,
and the market dull and lower
We quote fresh at 123c,
F~LOUR-The market has been
dull and heavy all the week up to
to-day. We quote ~supertine at
$3,9O@4; extra S4@4,1O; family
4 ,10@4,25.
GRAIN-The demandfor Wheat
is light and the market dull at SO
@85c for Red, and $4,000 for
White.
The demand for new ear Corn is
fair at CSC in bulk, and soc for
old.
Rye is firm and in good demand
at 43c.
Barley is firm and the demand
fair at 48@50c for Fall, 40@43c fol-
Spring.
Oats lave declined TO 28c in
bulk, at which the demand is
good.
HAY-Thc demand is light and
the market dull at So per ton for
prime Timothy,
IIOGS-During the week tho
market was dull, but at the close.
under the New York news, the de,
mand was good, closing firm al
$3,15@3,25.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-02

and as dcpriving the enemy Of the
strength which they would have
derived from a war between the
United States and Great Britain,
and possibly France.
There is general expressed ac-
quiescence ia the course Of the
Government, while the dispatches
of Secretary Seward are viewed in
the light Of the highest statesman
like ability.
New York, Dec. 80.
At q conference Of our City
Banks on Saturday evening, by a
unanimous vote, they resolved up.
on an immediate suspension of
specie payment, the heavy drafts
on their coin caused by their loan
advances to the Government rem
dering this step, in acknowledgement,
necessary. We presume it will be
quite generally followed in large
cities, though the draw upon our
City Banks results from causes
which tend rather to strengthen
than weaken the banks Of the inte-
rior.
PlTTsBURG, Dec. 80.
The old Bank Of pittsburg pays
specie on all its liabilities, as it has
done through past suspensions.
tBosToN, Dec. 30.
The Presidents and Directors OF
the banks of this city held a meet
ing this morning end resolved to
suspend specie payments forthwith,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 30.
The banks of this city have re,
solved to suspend specie payments.
in consequence of the suspension in
New York.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-02

day, in answer to Earl Russell's
dispatch of November 80, relative
to the removal Of Mr.. Mason, Mr..
.Slidell, Mr.. McFarlane, and Mr..
Eustis from the'British mail packet
Trent. l will, without loss OF
time, forward to her Majesty's
Government, a copy Of the import
ant communication which yon have
made to me. l will also, without
delay, do myself the honor to con
fer with you personally on the
arrangements to be made for de-
livering the four gentlemen to me,
in order that they may again be
placed under the protection of the
British flag.
/ have the honor to be &C.,
ISigned1 LYONS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-02

goose. Indeed lie is for the negro
all the while.
1t seems that he would esteem
himself happy, if he could be con-
sidered the equal ofthe negro for,
by inference, be says, we will show
that we as a nation can maintain
the negro as the equal of the white
man. 70 AID and comfort Inn in
his aspirations for honors, | am
willing to admit that he is about
as honest and faithful as q negro
but | cannot decide whether he is
as capable, until | shalt have heard
him and cold Gabe" argue upor
constitutional questions, and discuss
at length our Presidents merits
The Judges admirers hereabout'
would be gratified, if he would
soon appoint a time and place for
public discussion, and challeng'
this same darkey, to meet him in
debate upon these grave matters
Even Lincoln, who is so much III
torested, might leave the Whit
House for q season,t to witness tn
contest. Who will, or who dare
I'll bet my pile, that the Judg
will acquit himself to admiration
l can hardly wait. A grand dis
covcry may soon be made that wi.
astonish white men.
,JEFF.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-01-02
News from Missouri.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 81

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 81.
The following is a resume of re-
cent military operations in Missou-
ri, obtained from reliable sources,
within the past two weeks:
The Union Army captured $500
rebels, including about 10 commits
stoned officers, 1900 horses and
mules, LOO stand of arms, 2 tons
of powder, 100 wagons, an immense
amount of commissary stores, camp
equipage also a large foundry at
Lexington, used by the rebels for
casting cannon, shot and shells.
Most ofthe rebel craft on the Mis-
souri,, including ferry-boats, have
been destroyed or captured. A
pretty clean sweep has been made
of the whole country between the
Missouri and Usage Rivers, and
General Price cut off from all sup
plies and recruits from Northern
Missouri, and is in full retreat for
Arkansas with his whole army,
having passed through Springfield
on Monday last.-ICin. Eng.