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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
Weekly Summary.
TIE ARMY.

Burnside has been set aside, to
make room forsGeneral Hooker,
who Is now the commander of the
Army of the Potomac. Hooker is
an Abolitionist. Generals Frank
lin and Sumner have beenrrelieved
of their commands.
The daily papers have played
""othorlJin5 thvut upon the pub
lie by stating that either the whole
or a,portion Of the army had cross
ed the Rappahannock. No such
crossing has taken place. The
fourth,-and perhaps the. last,-at.
tempt to take Richmond has utter
ly failed.
1t is reported that there has been
a fight in kentucky, in which our
mcn.repulscd the enemy, but were
afterwards repu1sed and driven back
by the enemy. We do not vouch
for the truth of this statement.
We have no particular news from
the.Army Of the West. .
Banks is following in the foot
steps of Butler in New Orleans, and
his military reign there does not
promise to be very agreeable to
those who will not, or cannot, swear
fealty to President Lincoln.
POLITICAL.
Peace meetings ere now being
held in many parts of the country
and the cry for the cessation o
hostilities is becoming more ant
more'earnest and extensive.
The so.called loyal men of thu
South have.bcen lost for a period
of five months. 1t is the duty o
those. who have so often told u
that the war was carried on for TIN
protection and benefit of loyal mel
in the South to search them out
and to inform the public of thci
state of health and,real safety.
The Rev. q Henry Ward Beech
err. has spoken'-out boldly, if no
blasphomously, in his paper, til
"Independent," and informs us tina
the val point is settled, and a
that we have to do is to arm tn
blacks. The salvation of the cour
tryidepends. "upon God and the ne
gro!." We are not surprised thu
the Rev. editor should look to Go
for salvation, but in what wa
tile arming of negroes is to brin
salvation TO America, is certainly
pulpit puzzle. But as Beech
knows, or thinks he knows, all til
is done in heaven, earth and he
he must know what negro Saly
ton means.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
War eWs..

The following Is he atar.s, Of
General Burnside ta the Army
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
Camp near Falmouth, Jan. 26, 1863.
General Order No. 9.
By direction of the President Of
the United States, the commanding
General this day transfers the COM
mand of the Army to Major Gen.
eral Joseph Hooker.
The short time that he has di-
rected your movements, has not
been fruitful of victory nor any
considerable advancement of our
lines, but it has again demonstrated
an amount of courage, patience and
endurance, that under more favor
able circumstances, would have
accomplished great results. Con-
tinue to exercise the virtues; be
true in your devotion to your coun-
try, and the principles You have
sworn to maintain; give tothe brave
and skillful General who has long
been identified with your organi
cation, and whoi is now to command
you, your full and cordial support
and cooperation, and you will de-
serve success.
Your General, in taking an affec,
Tomato leave of the Army, from
which he separates with SO mucL
regret, may IQ pardoned if he bids
an especial farewell to his long ant
q, tried associates Of the Ninth Army
/ Corps. His prayers are that Coo
may be with you and grant yol
continued success until the REBEL
ION is crushed.
By command of Major Genera
Burnside.
LEWIS RICHMOND, A. A. G.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
The Perfection Of Mechanism !!
lie MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

q sc a Hunting and Open Face, or
} .ad S or Gcmtleman's Watch com
.. with Patent Selfwinding Improve
u.g. -.I E...-
;.. Ew York Illustrated News the
au- ....orial paper of the United
'y b. n u, issue of Jan. 10th, 1863 on
III, r"lutarily says;
. Raye been shown y most pleasing
which the HUBBARD BROS,
1T %,ti,, are the sole Importers. ltis
e.. ed the Magic Time Observer, and is
a .ll..ag dnd open,face watch combined.
T... IS one Of the prettiest, most convenient,
and decidedly the best and cheapest time
rl..o Tor general and reliable use, ever Of
.r.j N has within it and connected with
r. TO-. %ainery, its own winding attachment,
-.. ! q key entirely unnecessary. The
.. This Watch are composed of two
PA he outer one being fine l6 carat
,.t it has the improved ruby action lever
.oa.omcut, and is warranted an accurate
l. mo- .rr.
I..ya, soporbly engraved, per case Of a
halt dozen. S2O4.OO {. Sample Watches, in
neat morocco boxes, Cor those proposing to
buy at wholesale, a35, sent by express, with
Bill ravablc on delivery. Soldiers must re-
nit payment in advance, as we cannot col
.t., from those in the Army. Address
HUBBARD BROS. Il CO., SOLE IMPORTERS,
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
DAVID e. CABLE.
House of Representatives,

House OF Representatives,
Washington City, d. &, Jan Ii, 1868
David + Cable, Esq, SreubcnyilIe, ONO.
My DEAR SIR--l have received
your letter on oehaifof the Central
Committee of Jefferson County,
stating that sit has been extensive
ly circulated that | wholly refuse
to run for the nomination. as DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor Of
Ohio, next fall, and inquiring as to
my posi- ion in regard to it. In an
swer | would say, that the desire
has been freely and cordially eX-
pressed to me from all parts Of the
State, that my name may be used
in convention for that purpose, and
1 have yielded to the wishes of my
friends. My name, therefore, will
re presented to the, Democrat.
State Convention in connection
with that office; and if it be the be-
lief Of the Democracy Of the State,
as expressed though that Conven'
ton, that l may be able, in that POI
sition, to aid and hasten the reun-
ion of these States, and, therefore,
the return of the prosperity and
blessings of other and better times;
and their desire also that | shall be
their candidate, no honorable excr-
ton, however great, shall be omit
ted by me in the canvass to have
the nomination ratified tn Ough
the halIot,boX by a triumphant eI
lection. Having clung to the old
ship whel the storm ragged tierccst,
ana cloud we're hi ckcst andfriend;
t. ai' uo} j.*nrt her now
...# .''t .'rt VIII
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
NOTICE

Us hereby given to the. creditors Of 7. NJ:
TAYLOR, whose claims have been presented
and allowed, that the Probate Court of
Preble county has declared a dividend Of %
rcr cent on said claims, and ordered hat
the Undersigned paysaid dividends, OF, the
2sh day of February 1863, at his residence.
near Gettysburg in said county, Come
and receipt for your dividends,
DIV. HARSHMAN, 5iaH
Assignee of 7. NJ. Taylor.
BY s. BASTA, Atty. n' 49," ez' 'si
Jan. 90, lS63.-3t '@ VIVA y %" .or-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29

g .
Stick APM THERE.-A Washing
ton correspondent says: f 9Th.
When we see the uniforms of
Paymasters, Quartermasters, Sur
geons, and'sham Chaplains, among
those which are worn by the open
frequenters Of gambling houses, we
cannot wonder that there is u fraud
and p~eculation in the service; what
q pity that Mr.. Lincoln would not
reissue the following paragraph
from a general order issued oy
Washington, dated Cambridge,
Massachusetts,, FEBRUARY 26. 1776:
GAIL officers, non-cOmmissi0ned
officers and soldiers, are positively
forbid playing at cards and Other
games of chance. At this time OF
public distress, men may find e
nough to do in the service of theiI
God and their country, withou
abandoning themselves to vice ant
inhumanity.'
oauanI - -.,1
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29
The Nomination for Governor
of Ohio--Mr. Vallandigham.

STEUBENNlLhb, OHlpi O"h""
To the Editor Of the Enquirer;
/ Tie iuclosed communication,
from the Hon. c, L. Vallandigham
will explain Itself. Mr.. Vallani
digbam stands prominently before
the country a. the earnest and able
champion OF constitutional liberty
and union. No better or more wort
thy man could be found to carry
the banner Of Democracy in trl.
umph through the tall campaign.
We hope for the sake of the nation,
that his nomination and election
may be secured. Yours, truly,
- ~ II
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29

HaS-There are some cases Of small
pox at Henderson, Ky, mostly
among the slaves.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29

A Devil INcAhys TE.-Th Mde.
pendent, Henry Ward Deocii2r'5 pa
per, the "oficial organ" Of w, Ii.
Seward for publishing the United
States laws, has the following:
THE interval between the de-
st uction and the salvation of the
Republic is measured by two steps:
one is Emancipation, the other Mil.
itary Success. The first is taken,
the other delays. How is it to be
achieved? There is but one answer:
blythe Negro. ..u '.
"They (the negroes) are the forl
lorn hope Of the republic. They
are the last safe keepers ofthe good
cause. We must male aLiance With
the n or our final success is imperA-
ed. Is
Congress is in a dispute over "A
bill to ara aud "Q'>ip 10000 be-
S'"FS -, =" st. v. ~ ,c2 .....
tied. tI'V Yr,..ga .o.vJs a,,m
men, i, doul . ri .r.. .t'-.
sergrau'~ hra. '''.'' 'o.5 t,'
next '2'% ,GI,p 49,, H., ~. -,
,',%,s '.,,,. ..r..
, by rcg.nr,s,-a i }ri tg2 F'.
men thai ravN in'E ~. ''Hl.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-29

The following is ne address of
General Burnside Re the ARM
Headquarters Army Of the Potomac,
Hnn,n nnnr EnlmnnLh LINN Dc lNn3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-08
FROM TIE ARMY Of THE POTOMAC.

Especial disI atch to tie n Z Tribune
WASHINGTON, Dec, g --tln Saturday after
noG,,a the Confedorates made lteinl Ct crossing
at he several lords "a the Rapitlan, Ihc
Federal forces were kro1 on the alert, ana
everything in readiness e retreat # al assault
had been made By 4 superior orca,
During tl1c night the (ontederates crossed
over i've O. three regiments AT each ford and
took possession Of the oorth bank If the Rap
idan &td the Federal signal station, SO that
they can nov overlook all the Federal noye-
meats while they r:Essain posted as d present.
4 young man employed by Quartermaster
Fitch 1t leuna was captured by guerrlllaS oe
mile from camp yesterday AFTERNOON, Eight
q Sloseby's men were captured by cavalry
scouts yesterday within three miles OF Vienna.
They were sent to Washington,
At half past S 0 clock last night party Of
guerrilas attacked a train on the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, Two miles east Of Bealton
Station. The engine was struck by bullets III
fifteen or twenty places, and engineer Taylor
had his cap pieyced by rife ball.
Gen. Meag her. who was with the army as
visitor to his old brigade, was captured in cltl
zen clothes, near Mine Run, during the recent
engagement, and is now in the hands OF The
Confederates.
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j. n 0 temporary teeth are needed, as perma
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preserving the natural expression Of the face,
which under the old system Is frequently dis
figured.
5. This work has been fully tested oyer i've
years by many Of the first chemists and physi~
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Dr. S & Co., have also invented white I'M
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roots, which will last throug lifetime.
The best Of cferences given BY Dr. ". lott:
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-08
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BUDAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL IN
v THE Clrl, by the barrel or at retail, pyi~
ces as !or, or lo2ceg than the loscest-Qualny
uneoualcd-<or sae At COGAN'S,
No, Is Koysl street,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies Micks,
and everything connected with the trade, IL
every variety OF style, together with general
assortment Of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Cham
dvliers, Pendants. Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c. ofall the new styles,
and beautiful patterns, ut prices to please.
promptly atteIted to ; all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer FOX
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-08

oarzry Couay : In the Court to-day:
c..,nsoa White, q free negro, appeared and
,osIi6ed for the purpose Of celebrating the
~;,.. # matrmony between negroes
administration on the estate al Daniel So
.sI go>ang was granted to Jacob Hosesosaug.
Kojr, HodSkis.s was enumerated troso an
.ryonyo = assessment of e t"z Il 27.20
1rarguree NcGraw v, A. Moore unlawtu)
5s,aioar--jury unable 80 asree, aoea ease con
ciuoe}.
,tgstter vs.. Parsons 81 aL--on an appeal
continued.
All the justices were ordered 70 he SUM
uonel GO attend the next term al the court Tor
classification.
$. Y. Garwoed qualified as administrator
IN h.. estate of VIM. Howard, deceased.
Stced vs. Roach-,anlawtu detainer-verlict
tor the plaintiff,
LEGISLATURE N quorum appearing to-day
in the lower house of the Legislature which MET
in this place yesterday an adjournment until
20 morrow at l2 clock, took place The
Senate awaiting the organization ct the House
Of Delegates adjourned over until TO- merroW.
The report which has been going the rounds
Of the Northern press fer some days that Gen.
BgecEirriigc died ou the 9th uIt., OF wounds
received at Ringgold, turns out, as We stated,
10 be untouuded. The Richmond Enquirer Of
Friday last contains dispatch from Dalton,
Georgia, on the "a instant, stating that on the
previous day Gen. Breckenridge WAS serenaded
and made an appropriate speech, the occasion
being the retirement Of Gen. Bragg from thu
23mmard Of the army.
For the information Of those interested, it
is stated that provisions and clothing toe Con
fedefate prisoners, by recent regulations, are
not permitted TO be sent to Point Lookout via.
Baltimore,
The Admiral Of the Russian feet lying in
The rive1 aooye here, visited this place 70 day
and dined with the Military Governor.
There was no session OF the =. S, District
Court toby,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-08
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Ty7HE subscriber, being DESTROYS Of changing
{ his business wishes 20 dispose Of his
GROCEkY STORE, No. 49, King Street on
reasonable terms This store is located on the
main street Of the city, and is q No l. business
stand. A change in business has induced the
proprietor to make the above offer. Any one
Wishing to purchase, can call upon the ooscT1-
Der At the above place. ox
dec 3-1W% h. III. MIN AOG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-08
RANKING HOUSE
J. =. HUTCHINSON 4 CO.,

j. :. HIIUHINOUAS q W,
81 KING STREET.
WYE HAVE opened an office at the above
w place, for The transaction Of general
Banking business in connection with our v ash
ington House We buy and sell gold, silver
and uncurrent money, and al eli sses Of Coy
ernn1ent securities Stocks and bonds bought
and sold on commission. Sight drafts issued.
and collections made on all accessible points,
Deposits received.
We will furnish the Z nited States $50 bonds
at par, ,
nov 2l--tian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-08

TAzEvELL. Tenn, Dec. u 4. N.-Majol
Gen. Il. W: Haleck: Co'nmander-l Chief -
LoDgstreet is in full retreat up the Valley,
your ordecs about following with cavalry shall
be carried out.
Ny division Of cavalry attacked the enemy's
cavalry III one OF the passes Of the CIinch
Mountains yesterday afternoon, and are push
ing them vigorously
have not yet heard Of the approach Of
our cavalry from Knoxville.
have sent Gen Wilcox vi tb bis infantry
and artillery toward the mountains and attack
the enemy flank at Bean Station.
Couriers from Knoxville arrived last night
The road is clear Sherman arrived there yes
terday. j. .. tosTEa, Maj een
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-08

EINE CABBAGE &c. for sale BY the hun
tax sEyeet dec 8-~3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-08

4 Madame Caprell has arrived
II in this city, and is prepared 70 relate the
nust. present and future, and will give entire
Satisfaction TO all who call on her
va No 81, Prince street, between Fairfax
and Water, Gee o- 81
rE0O RENT-Second and third story un1ur-
nished ROOMS, to let, TO man and wife -
Address George, box 1872 Post office
dec 5~~3tS
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T PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE.

kEiA4 Z II ~ ND IL &1~S4~A NJ - I X -
" The quick est and safest route TO the North
west and Southwest Two through trains daily,
and enc on Sunday. Soldiers tickets at Gov
eminent rates TO all the principal points in the
North and West For tickets and further in
formation, apply at the office OF the Great
Pennsyly ana Route" northeast corner Penn
sylvunia avenue and Sixth street, under Ma
tona! Hotel Office open trom y. na,, to p
n; on Sundays TO 4 p. N.
Z. 0. NORTON, Agent.
Washin gton oct 2i-ly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-08

The Admiral Of the Russian feet lying il
the rivea aooye here, visited this place 60 da,
and dined with the Military Governor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-25

giving military force of 100000. Officers appointed
bv and directly accountable to, the President to
do the enromens and the are to be called for by
draft in such numbers, aud assigned to duty 10 such
numbers as the President may direct. Provost Mar
shall RESPONSIBLE for the completeness of his work. is to
he anpopted for each district Heavy penalties are i'm
nossd for resistance or counselng resistance to draft
Com Max woodruff, United States Navy, was killed
=, Fort Marshal near Baltimore by the accidental dis
charge of gun while salute was being fred in honor
of Gen. Butler
General German is pushing with energy the work OF
clearing out Yazoo Pass to make it navigable to
the Backwaer There depth of water enough but the
passage is choked up by trees stumps and vegetation
The passage will give admission to the Blackwater,
thence to the Taahatche whence boats reach the
rear of vicksburg via the Yazoo River. The Rebels
were planting cannon where the pass enters Backwater,
and accumuating force there.
The clearing had advanced the lth to within two
miles of the junction with the Blackwater
The "pirate" Alabama captured and burned the brig
Chaselane of Boston, on the 9th ult the day after
she left Kingston On the 26th she captured and burn
ed the bark Golden Rule, belonging to the Panama
Railroad Company The schooner Hanover cap
tnred aud burnt by pvaeer supposed to be the Ret
ribution, on the Slst ut near Heyti.
Il is stated that three swift sailing heavily armed
steamers will start from New York after the Alabama
and Florida as Congress shall pass the measure
authorizing letters of marquc
The Kentucky House of Representatives rescnded on
the lth the resolution passed the day previous invit-
ing Commissioners from other State Legislatures to meet
Commissioners of that body at Louisville.
Gen. Burnside has assumed his new command at New
York.
The'Connecticut Democratic Convention at Hartford
nominated Thos II. Seymour for Governor Strong re-
solutions we're adopted denouncng the usurpatons Of
the General Government the Militia bill of Congress- the
National Currency bill, the Emancipation Proclamation,
the suspension of the habeas corpus the abrdgement of
the freedom of speech and press the compensated eman
cipation scheme, the dsmembermcnt of the State Of
Virginia and pledging the Middle and Western States to
unite with them in for the cessation Of the
and the restoration of the Union
The new gnnboat IndanOla the blockade at Vicks-
burg and reached the mouth of the canal Friday night
correspondent of the New York Times, with the
Army of the Potomac says that the sale Of newspapers
hiss not been prohibited in the army. Newspaper ven
dcrs refuse to sell any until General Hooker rescnds the
order limiting the number of newSbOyS to for each
division.
Gen. Hooker is busy reorgauziug and rearanging the
army.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent of the Times says
is notorious fact that certain prvatcs of the 9Srd
New York Regiment have kidnapped negroes and sold
them to secessionsts outside of the Federal lines.
Gold closed at 1872 per cent in New York the 10Th.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-25

. We believe that majority Of the intelligent members
of Congress appreciate the utility of the public press
and are disposed to do what may be reasonably expected
Mt their hands, in the matter Of exemptions If are
not mistaken therefore, in this belief let Congress rc
tain the clause in the Exemption Aetof last session rea-
tive to the press restricting, If need be, the number OF
"udispsasa5le employees exempted by that provision
1t is idle to exempt eOmPOstors, Pressmen and mailing
clerks unless the same immunity is extended to some
one to do the "JraR york. accustomed to its perform
anoe by experience. There are only some thrty6ve or
forty daily papers the Confederate States and eOnse-
quenty, not more than hundred and fifty employees
(oher than "printers in the various offices, from the
Potomac to the Neuces exempted by the act of last
aassion
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-25
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUBBLI

~ REAJ ESTATE IN THE CITY OF IodMoND.-As Com
missioner appointed Of the Circuit Court Of the city
Of Richmond pronounced the It'll Of February 1863 in the
case OF oarneIs against CARMEL, &c, shall proceed to
sell At Public auction the premises In the order advertised
on dU2sDAY the 26h February, 1868, commencing at 81 p
NJ the following valuable Lets and Tenements, viz
l. Lot the north side OF Cahane, between Monroe and
Henry Streets 30 50 feet vita double trick Kitchen thereon
O. Lot with bck and succeed TenemenB, Monroe
street, near TO Brook Avenue, SIH by 100 feet
g. Lot with brick Tene nent the north side Of Duva ST.,
36 by 1877 ieet-near 10 st. Peter street.
Lot with Dutch douberoof Tenement on the north side Of
Duva street, the above, 80 by 15T feet.
s. ALo with two frame Tenenens near the above, on the
north side Of Duval street, II 7l2 feat by 1871 Net
valuable Lot at the Of Canal and Jefferson Streets
49, feet by 100 feet.
T. Lot In Tup!ns addition Preach Garden HILL 60 by 81
feet being parts OF Lots Nos. ~, %.
TEEMs-nefouh cash, balance at six, twelve and eighteen
months negotiable notes interest ADDED and title retained
Till che purchase money PAID and conveyance decided By
the Court all cash. the option the paehsser The taxes
for this year to be paid by the purchasers
fe 16-tds 10. X. HOWlBON, Oom'r.