davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
HOW Negroes car Clg;a:--GfGriA.
Report Of the Expedition up the
st. R1arf.s sslyer.

The following . abridgeInent Of the
official report Of Cnl 7. ". Hig.,nson
oi. the FIRST South Carolina volunteers,
q negro regiment, viii be read with
interest,
OK BOARD srEANE. Ben DEroEp.
Feb |, 1868. Brig. Gen. G. SAxroS,
.Eilitury Gocsfaor. de.
GEsE.AL: | have tie honor 10 re
port the safe :etarn 81 the expedition
under my command, consisting of io2
officers and men Of the l>t South Core.
lima Volunteers, wiia .uf, Beaufort, Jan
uary 2; on board tie steamers John,
Adams. plan.er and Ben no,,,rd.
Tie expedition las carried tie rcgi
mental FAC air. the Presidents Proc
lAmat:os far Into |. Q n.trior ct Georgia
aud Florida. The men have been repea-
todly under Gre, have had infan;v. cav
a'ry and some artillery arrayed against
them, ani have in ever, instance come
of not only with nnilem;s!,cd honor,
hu, with undi>putea triumph.
AT Township Florida a detacimen. I l
the expedition fought cavalry company
which met US unexpectedly on 4 mid
night mar"i, through pine woods, and
which completely surrounded us. They
were beaten of with a loss on our par,
OF Que man killed and seven wounded
while the opposing party admits twelve
men killed, including I.ient. jones, il
command OF the company, besides many
wounded. So complete was our victor,
] that the enemy scattered and hid in tlft
woods all night, not returning To hi.
camp, which was five miles distant, un
til noon next day--a fact which was
unfortunately, unknown until too late t,
follow up our advantage. Had listen
en- to :he urgent appeals Of my men ane
pursued the flying enemy, We could have
destroyed his camp; but in view of tn.
darkness, his uncertain numbers, an(
swif,er motions, with Your i,janctlon
Of caution, I judged it better to res
satisfied with the victory already gain
1 ed
! On another occasion q detachment o
about 25o men board the John Adams
fought its way 40 miles mp and aow'
river, regarded by the naval comman
dcrs rs the most dangerous IL the de
partment--tl,e St. Mary's-a river lef
antraversed by our gunboats forman,
months, as it requires boat like tn
John A,loms to ascend it successfully
The stream is narrow, swift and wind
ing and bordered at many places witt
li:h blnffs, which blazed rifle shots
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
DIR. y. *. WEIR

zens Of Toledo and vicinity, that hes perma-
nently located in this place. offers hisseryices
a. a Practionerof the German, French & Span
sh mode Of medical treatment, 80 successfully
practiced of late in France, Spain and america
lie not only ascer,ains the nature Of disease
as formerly practiced by physicians, but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at a distance
ana unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear via! full of their menins,
urine from which tho disease will Re asccr.
tainel. Female complaints in all thir various
forms trca.ede carefully aud contideatial'y.
will attend toaH CATS promptly. Residence
and office. one door East Of the Peoples
stor y. X. WIER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
D'. p. l.. BALDY

Again offers his services, TO the inhabi-
tan's of Toledo, and sicinlty.) as Practice
ing Physician and Obstctrlcian,
Special stsaniion given to Diseases OF Fe-
males and Children.
Chronic diseases will leceive special atten
ion.
Those whose fears have been excited again
ticexcessive use Of Caionaei. or Mercury, in
any fsrm--Nsy res, assured thay will rcce'eve
ao. iniury-dnru. treatment.
Every person will be expected osettie their
Indebtedness every
SIX MONTHS, RY CASH, FRO
DTGE OR NOTES.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
MONSTER Grx. We understan.

MONSTER Gun. We understand
that preparations will soon Lr male fer
the construction of twenty inch col.
nnbal grn. This monster piece cf
ordinance will reqnitc for the rough
casting between seventy Eve ard ono
hundred tons Of metal. The solid shot
will weigh ono thousand pounds, and
the shell probably six hundred. The
gun will be made at the Fort Pit. works,
Pittsbnrg, now the largest cannon fac.
tory IL the ,cerid.. -
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
UUI
T. w. HIGGINSON.
Col. Commanding 1st Reg.. South
Carolina Vols.

Ig-In order to convey somo idea oi
the amount Of fuel consumed by the
army Of the Potomac since it has been
located opposite Fredericksburg, it is
stated that the command has, ut inter
vals, occupied something like thirty two
square miles, at least twenty y-four OF
which was, when it came there, covered
with dense woods, mostly oak and ceda,
Where this forest stood there is now
nought bu, one vast field covered Will
stnmps.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
r1 q dlcaI. EN tic q.

noct. u. Bnncc, again offers his service 70
he citizens Of Toledo, ana surrounding co'h-
.ry. as Physician and Surgeon. Doct bnrce
nay be found Al his ot'icc IN j. NJ. shanki'ns :
Drug Store. froR clock A. Nj. until q +. NJ.
except wnen professionally absent. Calls
eft with !. N. Shanklin, will &c promptly
attended 10.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
a(ttorilrns
WAR CLAIM OFFICE
Of
G. T. @TRUBLI

ATTORNEY & COUNSELOR At LAW,
TOLEDO, TAMA Co., - Iowa.
promptly attended TO.
Having procured all the laws, Of the United
States. on Bounties. Pensions and Soldiers
Pay, am prepared and will give special
attention to obtaining and collecting
Pensions due Invalid Soldiers, the widow
and minor heirs Of deceased soldiers.
Bounty money and pay due the heirs of Dc
ceased officers Ind soldiers.
Back pay due resigned officers and deceas-
ed soldiers.
Discharged soldiers sending their discharge
papers, will receive their pay by return Of
mail from the Department at Washington.
No fees charged on soldiers claims unless
tic claim is collectci.
G, X. STRUBLE.
v4.n33-ly.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26

The farmers Of Central Ohio are max
ing arrangements to cultivate TAX large
ly the coming season.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
Uhs gowa Vranseript,
PUBLISHED RvERY THURSDAY,
At $3.50 per Year In Advance.
200 at tho expiration Of three month
Ratos of Advertising.

0ns Square, first insertion, $3.50
each subsequent insertion, O,75
:,nc square Three months, SEQ
do Six MONTHS 100
do One year l2,Oc
Quarter column, one year, $500
Que half column, one year, $500
Oae column, one year, 5000
- In addition to the above rates. advertise
mentscontaining rule and figure work, vii
sbchargcd one third more.
Twelve lines Of this type make a square
Business Cards. consisting ofsix lines d
esa, 500 per year.
49, All Transient and Legal advertisement
must he paid in advance.
eas> Unless the number OF insertions be speci
fel at the time advertisements are handle,
II they will be published IT the discretion o
ne publisher. and charged for the length o
IN tile, are inserted.
liberal discount from the above rates
will be made TO large advertisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
T.. +. BRADFORD
~ ID L. ~ ND ID
FIGURING MILL.

The old Firm Of DOOLITlLE & STEWART
gives notice to the citizens of Tama and ad-
joining coil ntles, that we have possession Of
tho TOLEDO FIGURING MILL, and by strict
attention to their business will endeavor to
give complete satisfaction to NIL who may pat
ronize them.
Those who come from a distance would do
we'll to come on Friday, SO as to get their grist
on Saturday.
CUSTOM WORK DONE AS CHEAP
as at any other mill.
Doolittle 6 Stewart.
Toledo, Feb.13th. 1852. v4-nl2-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1863-02-26
AND PAPER RULFRR.

:. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Magazines, Music, &c, bound in any style.
Paper ruled TO any pattern. Job Printing in
ell its branches neatly end promptly exec ut
cd.
Cash ran - sUsssA Ysr.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-29

T ,OST-On Tuesday, Dec 22d, between
II and O'Clock NJ, a p DRTMONNAIE containing
between fifteen aud seventeen dollars The finder Will
be suitably rewarded by leaving il with ) STEARSS
at the Cloak aud shawl House, No l44 Nain street
d& DIFF A j. STEARNS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-12-29
! s T o + b o o X S
FOR SALE BY
G. II OUT &c BIGELOW.
239 Main Street.

Ny Farm Of Edgwood, by the author of "Reveries of
a Bachelor"
"reminiscences Of Amherst College, by Edward Hitch
cock.
Peter Carradne, by Caroline Cheesboro
Huske, Marion harland.
Jean lngelOw Poems.
Ta.es ot Way side Inn.
Letters to the Joneses. by Tltcomb.
The Old Helmet, by the author of Wide Wide World.
2vos
Tales ON Genesis. Second series
A GAmpse Of the World.
Queen Nab. by Julia KavsnauRh.
household Friends for every Season
The Miracles of Christ, by Hevey.
Three Years in Japan In vols.
The sioux War and Alassacres of 1862 and 1861
The Fatal Marriage, by MIS-. S0uihwurth.
The Ring Of Anasis of 1862 and 1863.
knapp's French Grammar.
lookers Chemstry science for schools and families
Age Of Fable; Age Of Chvalry Legends Of Charlie
magne. BY Bultinch. New editions.
lhe Bivouack and the Battlefield, by Can't. Moves
Wild Scenes In South America, by Paez.
The Races OF the Old World, by Charles L. Brace.
edition.
History Of the Romans New edition.
Lady Almanac for 1864
warren's Household Phi, stefan. New edition.
John MarchnOnt's Legacy.
The Crueles. Wrong OF ALL
Memoirs OF Mrs. Bethune.
Juveniles.
My bays and Nights, bv Carlton
The Farmer Boy Of l776
Every Little BOY Book. illustrated.
Faithful and True
Lessons on the Cross.
Haunts of the Wild Flowers.
The Golden Rule.
VIII be Soldier.
Soldiers of the Bible.
Cedar Rock Stories. vols
Fairy Dreams.
Epeetaces Tor Young Eyes. 4vo!s
la slie Stories 3 vols
sea and Land. by Wrasall.
Drummer Boy.
nIiek Olslow Among the Red Skins
dis diff
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16

them that lie had sent n special
messenger to Washington, to re-
quest a suspension of the draft,
and that the legality of the Con-
scription Act would be tested in
the Supreme Court, and the de-
.efsfor of+he Court Monld be upi
held and respected. Prov. Marshal
Nugcnt was forthwith notified by
the authorities at Washington to
stop the draft. According to the
t~elegraphic reports, the damage
done is as follows: Colored Orphan
Asylum destroyed, several school
houses burned, several citizens
houses sacked and burned, the lele.
graph offices East and West de.
stroyed, and the wires cut, ant
some parts of the railroad track
torn up. About 200 lives were los
in the ARRAY, besides many negroe
. killed and maltreated. At Iates
accounts, the mob was quieter, ant
order likely to be restored.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
Excitement in Eaton.

During the last few days, our
little town has been full OF the
pomp and circumstance Of war
The intelligence that Morgan had
invaded Ohio, end the call Of the
Governor for the militia, aroused
all our citizens into activity. An
Independent Company was immc'
diateIy formed -ccred by Me8srs'
R. Miller, J. Truitt and IL. De-
groot. The different companies OF
the State Militia obejed the call
with alacrity. and willingness Al
though many of the farmers were
in the midst of harvesting, they
left all, and shouldered the muske'
and knapSack, and the tact thai
John Morgan is lot captured, i'
owing more to his feetncss in run
ming away, than to their want o
energy and zeal in going after him
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16

was the bearer of a communica'
ton in wilmington Jefferson Davis,
Communicating Chief Of the land
and naval forces of tlleS Cenfede.
rate States of America, to Abraham
Lincoln, Commander in Chief of
the land and naval forces of the
United States of America, aud
that he desired to proceed in the
same Confederate steamer to
Washington and deliver the said
communication, attended to Robert
Ould, as Secretary, for the purpose
of comforting upon the subjects OF
the aforesaid communication, and
the officers and crew Of the steamer.
''The Secretary Of the navy, on
the same day, received u similar
dispatch from Acting Rear ADM
raj Lee, commanding the squad
ron IN Hampton Roads.
son Monday, the Secretary OF
War and Secretary OF the Navy
respectively answered to Colonel
Ludlow and Rear admiral Lee
That THE REQUEST OF ALEXANDER IL.
STEPHENS Is INADMIsslBLE. The
customary agents and channels p'
adequate for all nccdfu| military
communication and conference be
tween the United States force:
and the insurgents,
That is to say, when the Vic
President Of the Rebel Confedcra
cy whose antecedents were al
Union, and who is on record ia re
sistauce to secessiunists az long a
the Federal Government OF TIL
United states could support a Uni
onist South-is commissioned eX
pressly to bear some proposition
it may be, Of return to The Gat''
the President of the Cnite'
States rudely refuses to have com
munication with him with such
man ofsuch antccedents.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
LOYAL LEAGUES.

Our exchanges report large tall
ing off from these organizations in
different parts Of the country -
The last that attracted orr notice
is a card in the Johmstown," Dem-
crat'' Of the 10Th inst, signed by
nineteen members, declaring that
they have been deceived and would
have nothing more to do with the
Jacobin cub [PhilaGclphia Jour-
nal.
We observe the same thing in
Ohio. Several of orr county pa!
pers have contained publications
signed by men saying that they
were deceived and went into these
disloyal leagues not knowing theil
real Object or purposes.
These ~disgraceful lcagcs are DIES
tined to have short life. They viii
not run beyond the coming cleo
ton, and will then close up thei1
wicked career with a lasting stig
ma upon all concerned. Keep
sharp eye upon them, and be pre-
pared to meet and expose them a
every turn. Nearly all the riots
murders, &c, in our Sta,c can b
traced to these organizations.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
Weekly Summary.

The war progresses, and victory
upon victory crowns our arms with
glory. 1t is reported that Lee has
crossed into Virginia, with a great
3 ly reduced army.
No sooner did Vicksburg fall,
than Port Hudson yielded to the
iron force which BANKS brought to
Il bear upon it; SO that the Great
Father of Watels-the Mississippi
is now open from head to foot,
and The highway for the transport
of the worlds commerce, is once
more an unobstructed broad river,
with many streams of healing wa
tiers. .
to- From Tennessee We have no par
y ticular news.
10, MORGAN, the man wondered at:
"a hos made himself 9Eery notorious
ii during the last six days. lie dashed
btbFough Kentucky into Indiana
and thence into Ohio, and now W.
are led to believe rhat he is passing
I through: Kentucky into Virginia
soIHs has not done much damage OF
athis raid and all parties must admi
THAT heis clever, and we'll adapte
nfortRe Work to which he has s
", long devoted himself, He is eel
.ytainly . master spirit in his wa!
Land@eilI calculated to give troubl
10 his l,pursuerrs.. 1 HI. must /
a11bssHnpiqda] II Ard appJl captured we hay
Toths boys that eanddoit' ,d' .sr..
nodWeIregret tollaRe to report s.
bhSds riotsih the city ot New Yor
@Thsg people ore pot ITiiiHiplg; to sui
amit TO the draft, d The milita'
rAn&thepolice used, every effort
tstaSi the destruction Of pfopcrt,
HAHdaloss Of life; batfor some tin
their efforts were unavailing, till
,4SMeientl number. of'the militar
;, lxssr IssfpTTc s'eapAt ttto fntimidate the mo
Governor SEYMOUR addressed Il
n PEOPLE in City Hall Park, and to
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
Constitutional Rights which We Mean
TO Exercise And Maintain

"Congress shall make no law re-
specting an establishment of rel
ligion, or prohibiting the free ex-
ercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or ofthe press
Amendments to the Constitution O
the United States, Article 1.
"Every citizen may ocly 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 OF
abridge the liberty OF speech or Of
he prsss."-C Institution Of O"'O:
Article /, Section IL.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
LEE ACROSS THE POTOMAC.
A REBEL BRIGADE cApTUBED.

u.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-The fol,
lowing dispatch has just been re-
ceived
Headquarters Army Of Potomac,
July IA, P. NJ.
Major General Hallcck;
my cavalry now occupies Fall
ing Waters, having overtaken and
captured q brigane Of infantry fiji
teen hundred strong, two guns, two
caissons, two battle flags, and 4
large number of small arms.
1.-THE enemy are all across tl.C
Potomac.
[Signed] GEO. O. MEADE,
major General Commanding"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
TOASTS.

The following arc the toaSts glvl
en- at the recent Fourth OF July
Celebration, held in llolderman's
woods. We should have published
them in our last weeks issue, had
the Secretary forwarded them to
US in time.
Tile Dag wc CclcJrate-Shrined
in the the temple Of the great Ma
rtional heart as the very Jubilee of
Freedom.
Responded to by II. Shidelcr.
"7He Patriots Of '76" - Their
memory is enshrincd in the hearts
of their poStcrity.
Responded to by DR.. Crumc.
George Washington-First in war
first in PEI ce-and first i'll the
hearts OF his c%ountrymen.
Responded to by s. Banta.
America-Thc land Of coNsTIrU-
rIoNAL LIBERTY, nothing but force,
fraud or corruption can invade the
secured rights Of citizens.
Tile american Uaion-The most
glorious and happy result of State
and national compacts. 1t cannever
be broken, whilst the people appre-
ciate the causes that produced the
effect. We hold it as the covenant
of our safety, a proved by our God,
and we love it with all our soul
, mind and strength.
The Trainers Of Cur G0ternmcn
; they were good workmen.
/ Tie american Fag-Theemblen
, of human rights secured by law.
Tile Constitution Of tile Unjtcc
StateS-The great Charter defining
; our rights, and guaranteeing on
: liberty. Ia
w The Americdn Pcople-Capabl
, of selfIgovernment, they wiH gov
ern themselves; and, though DIES
pots and usurpers may forge chain
:. for them, they will be as tow, an
tall asunder like ropes o fsand.
=. Our System Of Gorernmcnt-Th
l. natural government of mankind
e the. best ever introduced into tr
" world: monarchy aud despotisr
IT are its only natural enemies. al9
e. The Ohio Fvl4nteerS-Thc deed
of their yaior will endure foreve.
% May they always be ready at the.
J. ceGHtry call, and never falter b.
fore an enAmy. ''a
Responded to by Major Cunning
- ham. ' ." "'. " 81
d. "Freedom of the press )" freedo1
lof person. under the protection I
the hRbeash corpus, and trial by j
n ries impartiaHy selected /; a jeal0l
X care OF the right of election by Il
IN peoples the supremacy ofthe civ
e over the military authority;-the
principles should be the creed
pl our political faith, the text of civ
Isl instruction, the touch-stone
Nj which to try the service Of tho
we trust.
- VOLUNTEER T0AsTs.
or The Pulpit and the Press-Whi
e. those who direct them Alright a
tie entitled to our most hearty eve
nd done thou good and faithful Sc
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
Administrators Sale pfVReai Es-

OIL Hs
pursuance of an order of sale granted
Il by the, Probate Court of Bafke lcoun-
ty, Ohio Iwiho ies FOX AA q public auc-
ton,
On Saturday, agust4g1863
At lOp'clpek, A. M, pnytBe Promises, the
Following described zeal estate. Situate in
the ,cogntyo of Preble and State of OHIO, to-
wit Being the undivided half of lot No. six
(G) inyeetioRfsixRs lelbf, township No.
nine (g)sof range. two (2) East, &c; begin
ming atthe S|W corner Dr. said section No.
IL, running thence. north 86foE 1866 35-l0O
poles; thence north 40 w lO7 49.lOO toles;
thence south 9640 w 100 $4,000, poles, to
the west line OF the section; thence south A..
east on the section line l06 '95- ZOO poles, to
the place oSbsginninSAeopEth4&oae hun
lrtd and sefeh and sS5-lW tf6F g9-lOO)
acres Of hand: LK .SDJA
Appraised at 81, $50, I'D, L.,yw
Terms Of sill I0ne.lLirrdi CASH n hand,
one.third IN one year, and opesthird in two
years from the DAY, Of saleywith interest.
The deferred payments to bsarointercst from
the day of sale, and be sqSaHcdby mortgage
on the premises.
aGAT1IA9RE MINNICK,
ExcthtfiH6 81 FScn'dcll Minnisk, decd.
Gilmore &lSoter 4ttt0G YES
June 81, lS63A5t ~ TPr. f$5 30
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
HEAR WHAT A LEADING
REPUBLICAN SAYS.

The New York Daily "Times"
says:
''WAsHINGToN AS AN INCUDUs.-
Our correspondence from General
Mcade's headquarters, yesterday,
announced the fact that communit
cation with Washington, by rail
road and telegraph had been cut
off! Singular to say, the country
did not regard the situation OF
General Meade as at all critical on
that account. On the contrary,
there was q disposition to consider
it one Of the happy accidents of his
life, If General Meadc"shall sucr
ceed in the great battle he has on
hand, thcirprescnt generation OF
patriots to their dying day will be-
iicve it was because he had his
communications with Washing
ton cut off" ,a
And yet the Democrats are call,
cd tratt"".ror ivr no other reason than
that they, re e1a7e &c give Roltlca
Tparty attachmentto men thus eurs'
led by their own papers + Think
lUf II, .o''i,'- ad' most a''aT'a' 81 n" '-Gi
AZ o''TTrr4' li...-ra l ri 2llL
,r5'31TAiiRsRtE ara times when, although
speech might be'silver, silence il
| gQlul. ...r IN 49,. I n %. h,-,-..r
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
A Sad Calamity in Eaton.

1t is our most painful duty, as q
public journalist, to record this
week, in as few words as possible,
the death Of one Of our brave 81 J.,
diers, who was taken ~prisoner at
the great battle of Gettysburg,
paroled, and reached his home in
safety three or four days ago, and
was yesterday fatally stabbed by a
man from the country. Poor CLEAR
is dead. The man who killed him
wounded four others, and it. is
feared that one of them-a Mr. Nc
Gregor-will die of his wound.
AS the man who used his knife
so fatally, is now in Jail, and viii.
be tried by the law of his country.
the Editors Of newspapers are MOI
at liberty to make any particuIa'
remarks till the law has pronounced
its sentence.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16
NOTICE TO THE MILITIA.
ColuMDus, July IL.

I'i'O MDeS, JuIy Al"
To TIE PEOPLE or OuIo.-The
recent invasion of our sister State,
Ipdiara, and the severe battles
fought in Pennsylvania, demon
strate the wisdom Of the Presidents
call upon us for thirty thousand
100000 six (6) months volunteers,
/ am PANIED to announce to you
that less than two thousand $4,000
men have responded to this call.
This mustanot be-. Ohio shall not
be invaded. Rally, then, fellow
citizens, and respond to this call.
Your crops may be as safe in your
fields as they are in your barns.
The General Military Commit
toes are authorized, to issue recruit.
ing commissions fortheir respective
counties, should they deem it adv.
sable to do so. The several rail
road companies Of the State arr
requested to pass companies O.
squads of men, takiug1the receip
or youcherrof the party in charge
All are requested to repair TO- tn
camps of rendezvous heretofor
indicated, as early as Saturda..
next. DAVIDT0D: 1.
''' III. . Goyernn"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-07-16

pG-TRs Editor of this paper does
not hold himself responsible tO' the
opinions oppressed by his correspond
srattss.. The writer, and not the Editor
4 ., responsible.