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, 1863-05-02

About 1900 head Of beef cattle were offered and
sold 1t Phillips yards this week at an advance Of
e5c on the quotations Of last Monday. The re-
ceipts show falling of Of about 40} head as CON-
pared with the previous week, and rhc market was
britk at the advance, prices ranging from $500 to
Sl3 % the 10 t for fair to good and extra quality
Hogs were eteady, and 3O0l were dispo5ed Of,
mostly at Glass' uate ImhoT +, Union Yard, at from
$ff En- 10 81 80 the In fbs
, 1863-05-02

schr Harrison. Leigh, Manistce, ITO m lumber.
sehr MaEie Hayes orand haScn' 80 N lumber
scl,r Transit. Hoas, Manitowoc, $500 cedar posts,
sehr Folssd, IEneh, Elk Rapids e,ooo cedar posts.
schr Telegraph, Gllhu]y, White River, 20 m lnu-
het, q n la'l: ,-.,.u ,,.
schr Gem. Kenncdy. Buffalo, 40 br1s salt, $50 m
shingles from Green Bay.
Stmr Sunbeam pabst, Two Rivera, snntlries
stmr Sen bird, Dousall, 0ntonagon, 1870 III chin
Prop Tonawani!a Laps1cy, Bnaalo, suudrics.
Prop Potomac, Gebhard, Buffalo, sundries.
Prop A1lSghnhoy bFint'n Buffalo, 1oi eds wood 80
Bark Chena,go, Wilson, Osdensburgh, 800 tons
Ice.
Bris iii 9 J hutchinson, Hateliasoa: buffalo. ioo N
Brig Hampton. Wells, Sturgeon by, 1som lumber,
schr Arrow. Scott, Kalamazoo, 60 m lumber.
sehr Tempset, "illlama, Bay dc Noques 1so m
schr Fisher, Glascr, Kalamazoo. icon shingles, 90
schr Bates, Canon. s1uskeson, 115 m lumber.
schr Illinois, Burke. Maskeson, Is m lumber, aim
schr Forester, Peterson, Cedar River, 70 eds chin
sehr 5ans Louisa, Mu1ry' Port Washington, IS eds
schr Josephine Dresden, Finnigan, wilkfson's
schr Harvest Queen, Taft, Detroit. 1co m lumber.
Schz Scandinavian, Picrson, Bay City, 165 m 1um.
sehr Gafington, Hamilton Bay City rs er1s salt.
Schr ] Bemis, Manning, Bay City 1910 brls
sehr John Weber, Flood, Cleveland, 1ao m lumber,
schr c J Masil, Kerr, Cleveland, 40 tons coal.
schr Harman, Burke, osdensbarsh, so tons
sehr Morning Light, Shea, ogdensburgh, 100 tons
schr ] S Newhousc, Meyer, Buffalo, 80 N lumber,
from Oconto.
schr n Brown, Higgins, Buffalo. GOO bf}s salt, 200
sehr Wyoming, Fullong, Green Bay, 40 N lum-
sehr 6oi: Glover, Miller, Muskegon, z5 N lumber,
schr r Dntton. Vau.y. Holland, 20 eds wood.
schr Guide, Robbins, st Joseph, 10 m lumbe7,1s
schr L Shank, J 3fesse11s, St Joseph, eds wood,
10 m headings, 400 bn potatocs.
schr 11ico1or, King, St Joseph, 81 eds wood.
Schr antelope, Miller, Grand Haven, N lumber,
schr Grace Murray, T1umbul1, Cleveland, $50 tons
schr Lambc1mau, connel], 3ruskegon, 1so m lum.
schr Fanny and Floy, Long. St Joseph, 1,5a5 rail-
scow Storm. callow, White River, 6s N lumber.
scow Aireadele, Thompson, Kalamazoo, % N
scox Laurel, McVea, Chnrlottville. 70 eds wood.
scow Rowena, Dixie, st. Joseph sd railroad ties,
16btls fish. 1to bu potatoes.
s!oop, Pearl, kng, Wilkinson's y Pier. 8 eds wood.
CLEARED. april 80.
stmr Comet, Morgan, Two Rivers. eundzies.
Prop Mohawk, Pheatt, Buffalo. 1000 brls four,
Prop Fes1taIn tlty. Peaae, Buaalo, brls -four,
Prop dstsWs, Sta ~ y RSae srren, s1uekcson.
, 1863-05-02

:, Hidce-Are little norr active, and prices favor
the buyer. We notice tales Of 30 Washington
slaughter; 6ai Mexican, 20 MS; LOGO wet ssl,ed
private terms; 800 Montcvideo, 2o1zG5alX Tos, at
s6H net cash; 500 dry California at -, cash; and
By auction -: water damaged Mexican st lie, cash,
and 1nG d0 Ruenns Avres At A11kc
, 1863-05-02

Pittsburgh OIL lmnrkct-Apr1 49,.
Crnde e1cits and firm, with N upward tendcn-
CT. Sales In barrels at l6bte, and IN bnik at s:s
1o,A. Refined firm at 40e, duty paid, and SOC In
hnnn
, 1863-05-02

tE al grain sold 1sIa store is reported IN
iats : 'aar1s. 81 g 5fG 1 sus!se' 70 = orags 'cA
nade II ~hieh he seisr iayt he soraqe. 1saiie1 Il
1sG<a 1s a,s cs1a os Sf S., sgr
FRIDAY EVENING hIav 1. 1863,
EREGMTAasaneed II c Per bashe On grain
Kil!nF n.nan WIN whf9f at s. bTs LoTt schEs
rant nga"T: s wv ~ nasa ~! w,tu eoTI al &C bafk
Mr. Cnf al EoGe a1, sss, naensen;
win corn. u nc: In Po1sT c9LnoRSE-paEk =.
eoln' eeih ,Sbsa, r,a Nsm Jas NaSash
WI" s!t to Buo and fhsnc t New o
1ai - a,raG ct.s r!Ga & a. ,i3. 1e
h Ist n 1 hr1 70 a.Ia,t leSM & osls eqlppeo
ons whie WRITE nts rStr ~ 9o = m @ h,s 81
snsekers AZ !. sp1ins At stS;h: ~ brls good
ia hris Stat,, Mil. III 'is spr mgeoy 15sa q
br1s sp55ng snpsr pr Il + $40: ,.,,,. .,o -
hRAN1l9 tons iran in huIE At slS GO on track
at SS3
tu5fE 5d = MEaL-lo y tons unooltcd on track IN bulk
at 50 = z ton.
ah'plsa iG,o ~ nu, iilc ma1kst , opened urn, anu
an snaoe n.ghes: 9ms IL Sossa &C., Ha sna neaSy ~ tos
mr. ivss r. e. Ps a. ~ Me6 d. H'ntss n
Red Nint~r lin 4, u. S CO. +, st Il loa5s; 490 bu
90 In s. T; = Cop 1t 05; 5000 bu amber
Iowa lin u, Wa at 81 q; 900 bu No. Spring
lin G. W.'sl 400 bu Do Tin II. s! AS, and 2oJ0
hn g (in IL . s. s1-Sf at si.1s: 400 by % (ln
ie s1ns IT ~ IN ' ~ uG y S'te
Co.'S at $1-14 4,5n0 bn No. = Spring lin New
bcrly's> Ut Sl.u3; 10,500 bu do lin North Side
| hnuecs] at ST e.; 200 bu DO Tin II. g. A.'sl q.
$1.0l1:; 1,0Cn bn do lin North Side houscs) 1t
81 cnH; .Gc0 t,u do lin A.. u. s. Co.'a) and 1eo1
bn 10 lin F. s Sail at S1.00: 600 bu Reject
Il cnrin5, I'm C. N41 Mt E5c. an, In IN I'm = &
| T's}at SC b. sa,n1Ie-a5 bags No. Red on
trecE ct 81 0s. ian hars fair Enr;nw AZ al NJ ~
t1o.t ~ ei"'' 1a' LUXE 4"1e s1'4" III @A'oo VI
"anH "nnHo:.y p,o;-,a 10 .,.. ,s- On, l.,
oos ~ sG. 70 tvuaS to,;o@t nu entppst
n; o n,n.s ael'esi anu ~ pSE onsne
fhelTv,oG ;Nc Mcak Sases da'Su ea Kdsel @
nanot X ~ hn ~ ~ r. r ~ ~ X ~. ~ H.
, 1863-05-02

Pine Boards-1st clear, SEQ; cd do $a4; common
81, q m; shingles, $3.259 4.15 9 m; lath, $2,75
, 1863-05-02

The Secretary of the Milwaukee Chamber OF
Commerce estimates the amount OF wheat In store
in that city at 175ooo0 bushels. nnd dour at 1a0.-
COO brls.
, 1863-05-02
Progress of the Chicago and Trfscon-
sin Trade.

We believe We may congratulate our fellow
citizens on the prospect Of large and yalu-
able accession to the trade Of Chicago, By
which the great bulk Of the traffic Of the Up
per Mississippi is to be brought to our DOORS
We allude to The sale, on Saturday last, at
Milwaukee, Of the Western Division Of the
La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad, which was
purchased By number Of wealthy New York
capitalists, among whom was the well known
Chicago banker, Geo. Smith, esq, with the
intention of making 1t q Chicago road, By
means Of a junction ut Portage City with thu
Watcrtown road, to effect which, short
piece, Of some twenty-five miles, between
Columbus and Portage, requires to he built
We understand that The means arc already
provided to complete this necessary link, and
that, as the Surveys are already fully made, a
large force will be at once put upon the
work, to finish it for the running of trains by
the 1st Of October next. This done, we shall
have Chicago line Of rail from La Crosse
here, rio WateEtown. All this develops the
commanding position Of Chicago as the great
commercial metropolis, and proves what has
long been manifest to our citizens, namely,
that the bulk Of the railroad enterprise Of
thc Northwest, finished and unfinished, must
centre in our nourishing city, We are in
formed that there is no doubt Of q cotlrma-
| tion, at an early day next week, by Judge
Miller, in the United States Court, of the
sale Of the Western Division, entirely de-
priving the Eastern Division, from Milwaukee
to Portage, Of the right to run trains over
the Western Division, thus enabling the
Western Division to become, in the manner
we hare above stated, IN exceedingly waltz
able feeder to the rapidly growing CONNER.
| cial prosperity Of Chicago.
, 1863-05-02
New York Stock and Money Market.
| BY Telegraph New YonK, May i, 1858.


HUFENSNEST ETUCkS. :
US y cert. -1o1zs 73o Notes. .1t5zio106sl
U.S.Gs 81, coup. .10Ga
MoKEY-Easy at per cent.
Sterling exchange frnlcr, with only moderate
business, Mt 1860 lGGH for 1rst-class bills.
Government stocks more active.
Gold opened firm at sly, aud closed quiet at
, 1863-05-02

GALESA GRAIN ELEvAToE.-This elevator, which
has been out Of order for few days past, In COD
sequence OF the breaking Of slaft, ia again in
Good running trim
, 1863-05-02
LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO,
ARRIVED

ARRIVED. April 90.
stmr Comet, Morgan. Two Rivers, snndrics,
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Muskcson, Som lumber, 50
III 1ath. 1852 brs stncco,
Prop Acme, Hathaway, Buffalo. snndries.
Pop Fountain City, rease. Buffalo. suudrics.
Prop Mohawk, Pheatt, Buffalo, sundsies.
Prop Michigan, Ro1lo, Ogdcnsburgh, eunisies.
Prop Sun, Jones, Goderieh, sundries.
Bark Two Fairies, Mcdonnell, Peshtlso, 800 m lum-
BARK Il COTE, NcLain, St clair, 1so N lumber,
lark dseat Wcat, Smith, Bay City aoo n lumber,
Ba1k Bsiti=h Lion, Brown1ey, Kingston, SO tons
Bark Cambria. Malconson, Toronto
Brig t{SSSe' Lex sinms' os~eso' 100 m lumber 80 N
Brig nay City, Nelson Bay City, 6, SEQ bFls salt.
se6F Is. Fasiehid, Brown Bay City s,oi5 1rls
schr Surprise. johnson. bay City. 1s5 m lumber.
Schr Seneca Chief, Thompson, Bay City, las m
sehr Kats Hiuchman, Frasher, Bay City, 1870 br1s
schr Russell Dart, Parks. Fay City. 100 m lumber.
Schr Lookout, Raymond, Bay City, ITO N lumber.
schr y Preston. Lindsey, osweso, 500 brls salt.
Schr j Williams. Morley, Oswego, ITO m lum-
her from uarrisonyille. .
schr Plymouth Eock, vieisery, oswego, 1000 bFls
sehr Montauk. Nicholson, oswego, 1so tons coal.
schr Star Of Hope. AcGaw, Cape Vincent, 200 tons
sclr Mediator, Boyd. Cape Vincent 800 tons Ice.
sehr !.t!iEondac, Mckee, Cape Vincent, go tons
ice.
schr Northern Belle. Allen, Detroit 400 tons ice.
Schr africa, Lombard. Detroit. 2u0 tons ice.
| schr Willard johnson, Tyler, Ogdensburgh, 40
seh- New Lo,.don, Smith Bay City, $50 m lumber.
| Schr Mediterranean, Morby, OsWcso, 515 brls ap.
| ples.
Scht James Nayach, Collins ,OsweGo, 160 tons iron
5C0 bxs starch.
Sch. c Harrison. Leigh, Manistec, ITO m lumber
Schr Magic. Hayes, Grand Haven, 30 N lumber
| ION, lath-
scllr Transit. HoaG, Manitowoc, $500 cedar posts
/ 20 cJs wood,
ScAr Poland. Lynch, Elk Rapids, G,000 cedar posts
| 8cds barE.
Schr Telegraph, Gilhuly, White River, 70 m Inn
| her, "a m lath. .....
Scow Tempest Newton, Kalamazoo, TO N lumber
1s0 ~ shingles.
Sch1 Gem, Kennedy, Buffalo, 40 br1s salt, $50 n
shingles from Green Bay.
, 1863-05-02

TE NERVOUS DISEASES AND PHYSICAL DEn111-
TIT, arising from Specific causes, in both sexes
new and reliable, treatment, in Reports Of The
Howard Assoclatton-sent in scaled letter cnEel-
onet, free Of charge. Address. DR.. j. Skfllsn
Houghton, Howard Association, No. . South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. apl9-4w
, 1863-05-02

% Sheep averaging 1U fe feat..............$1.1 at 1.15
90 Y5 :, .,,.,1 15]
10 ;, . iU1 , 7,7j
, 1863-05-02

Is b1le st &c = tEls at sIc q brls at SC, al By
the marx.
TUrLTRT-Chickcns arc dull and neglected at
$1.T-Gs.co, Turkeys are in fair demand and firm,
at SGsgc-
pUTATOES-Arc dull at ;tS3s0c for Peachblons
and Neshnnnocks, and 5p4lEyc 10. mixed lots. The
market IL gutted and 1t is difficult to make sales,
even Mt decline.
rotlirs doing. .-...
MAPLE STGAR-1,ao ~ good light at 1a;Sc.
SCGARS-Thcrc Is no petceptiblc change In ous
.natEnt nnatn.
, 1863-05-02

Received, 32,345 bu; shipped, 1a6 a1s bu. About
$1,000 bushels were sold at $t.1911 20 for No 1aud
$1.C9 for No 9.
, 1863-05-02

fB- Cook i McLaln, 95 Dearborn street and 1aS
South Clark street. cacan and dye Indies dresses,
ehawls, &c. Gents costs, vests AMI pants reno.
vated In q superior manner. Bolnets dred,
oleaclcd and pressed In the latest style.
mh103ln
, 1863-05-02

Go TO THE BEsr-Go TO BRYANT j. S1RATToS's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL Co1LEGE, to get thorough
practical business education.
B- The Preparatory Class Of the School Of
Trade elucatca boys for business, and prepares
them To tuprort thGnlsG1ves. np93.9W
, 1863-05-02

~ Mt Henry Milward, the we'll known Prosi.
sion broker, has associated with lin 3fr. George
Darron-the style Of the Gs1u hereafter to be Henry
Milwa1d l. Co.
, 1863-05-02
AOMMERCIATan
Total. 1890 45934 151533 5s7u1 5000 a513
Total. .1as30 14l1s6 sos IS

SHIPMENTS 1T LAKE FOE THE LAST FonFF-E1aHr
uOuHa.
, 1863-05-02

- eaa At - a. La M SaG aifeet 'oF pa!sins n Gas a.;
most practical man in the city, at 78 La Sale
Efxa
, 1863-05-02

TIE Cosf1pEscE GAAH.-An honest but
eiun1c minded farmcr from Indiana was Jcrc-
my Diddlcd out Of s74 yesterday, By two
confidence operators, at the corner of Dear
born and Randolph streets.
, 1863-05-02

School or TRApE,J. Dshrenfn!th, Principal
practical Institution, by the business
men Of Chicago. np26-9W
, 1863-05-02

sT F. E. Rigby. So Randolph street, fs selling
Paper Hangings at lees than New York prices, at
wholeeale and retail The trade supplied on the
most liberal terms. ap125.1m.
, 1863-05-02

~ al grain sold "Ia store Is reported IN
snartet rt'.orf o. subject 10 2c storge, 'ch;ea
t. laid BY Ms 6u{er. srclas1re If The price paid
for the gFai" to ne seller. IrhsH TRANSACTION il
mate n whIeh lie seller pays he storage, Il re-
ported II, 0. b. or free Of storage" III -four
{afe* aie quoted as "delfrered,'' unlexs ofhermis
init
, 1863-05-02

r. Southern History Of the War, reprinted
from the Richmond Corrected Edition. For sale
By McNally j. Co., 81 Dearborn street.
, 1863-05-02

TIE REAL ESTATE BuLETE.-Petcr Shfmp' 8
Real Estate Bulletin will be out this morning
Parties interested In city Improvements will Ind
itwortll reading. 1t also contains other matters
OF general interest.
, 1863-05-02

tD"1 100 good Journeymen House and Boat
Painters wanted Immediately In st. Louis Also
thee good Grafners. Ordinary workmcn COM
and twenty five cents per day. Graincrt extra.
Apply to L. & ". A. Thornburgh, No. so3 Cd st.
NilguE i tEctchun, Al, 9Th strcct
, 1863-05-02
Qbita9o Gribu1re.
THE CITY.

UNION CLCB.-Thcrc will be business
meeting Of this club al their rooms in DICK
ey's Block, on Saturday evening at han-pabs
seven o'clock, to which all Union men a'e ao1
only invited, but requested to be present. a.
matters pertaining to the future interests o1
our country will be discussed By able anu eS
ncr;cnced gentlemen from both our own cry
80 .t-o,d, And It Is therefore earnestly de-
sired that all classes attend.
BY order OF the Executive Committee,
CLARK GE1B, Sec'y.
, 1863-05-02

M1SsTRE1sr. Our readers who would
epcnd decidedly pleasant hour should re-
member Arlington, Leon & Donniker's e.-
ccllent entertainment this afternoon. Ihels
programme is an excellent ono, oTcrronmng
with good music and humor.
, 1863-05-02

To ArI1rART OFFICERS AND SoLD1Es.-Ftom
Col. E. F. Jones, Mas. 36tl. With me the nee Of
tho bronchial TEocfcs' Is an absolute necessity,
and cannot understand how any. officer who is
nlanii, can succeed without them. At inspection
noticed that large proportion ofthe mems knap-
uectl hJ them for colds, &C." "Brown's Bronchial
Tsochcs'' should be In every soldiers knapsack or
pocket, to be need upon the first appearance Of
cold or cough.
, 1863-05-02

Anny41 OF 1cE-Tlnee cargocs OF ice ar
,;rc5 hcrc Yesterday from the lower lakes, all
in eplepdtd condition. The vessels expert
cnccd rough weather, but it is said that tue
c,ntaius kept remarkably cool. This ice had
a,-asar hccn sold at s. O0a3 50 per ton.
, 1863-05-02

"a ANTED-To rent q furnished
~ TIorsc. often or twelve rooms. r,r az uo.ths
or year Ioc.ttcn not above 1aile from the Court
House. Weuld board the family II required Esst Of
references given. Add-css Mrs. H Il c.. tribune
, 1863-05-02

ax TsDErESDEST LINE or PRoPE1LERs.-
An Independent Line Of pTopellers, to run
between Buffalo and Chicago, touching ut in
tcr,nediate ports, is now in operation. The
boats comprising It are the Union, Capt Coo
per; Adri.tic, Capt McCrca; Hunter, Capt.
nixnn: and the Ninslow (new), Capt. Smith.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-08
To ConSumptiveS.

The advertiser, having been restored to
health in a few weeks, by o very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suffererS the means Of
cure.
To. all who desire il, be will send a copy
of the prescription used Gree of charge)
with thVdirections for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a sure cure
or Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he %conceives
to be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, asit will cost them moth
ng, and may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Dec l6,-3m Williamsburg.
Kings county, New York.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-08

which he declares his purpose to
support the Constitution of the u
nited States, and the Constitution
of the State OF New York. He..says
that arbitrary arrests. and the sup.
pressio, of the press must cease,
and those who have been guilty of
such hlghcrimes against the State
must be brought to justice.
LEGISLATURE.
The Hon, S, IIumphreyville, and
Hon. S. Hinple took the oath Of Of
flee, and their seats as Senators. o.
Mr.. Finck Offered a resolution
protesting against the illegal arrest
OF cit zens, which was ordered to be
printed. 81:
The Annual message of the Go
vernon was received and read.
In the House, Messrs. E. Odds,
Chambers, and tBoone were sworn
in by Chief Justice Sutlif.
The public ovation to DR.. Old
was a splendid triumph. A process
sion two miles long composed Of
honest, high-souled Democrats
escorted the victim of backbone
Tod's Abolition iBastile, to his sea-
in the Legislature of his State, t.
which he was elected by an over
whelming majority.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-08

But who will indemnify us for the
loss of gold we have sustained, in
consequence of this war? Sir, l
contend that foreigner have right,
both North and South, to be iu-
Identified for the real loss they
have sustained in their business
or professions, by your ruinous
war. If the war were to come to
an eternal end to morrow, ruined
America would not cease to bleed
at every pore, and gasp for a
humble existence as u ruined ma
ton. Sir, you have gone too
far to be looked upon any longer
as a law abiding and civilized
government. The Eastern world
has taken its stand, and it will
soon convince your Cabinet thai
the present work OF murder, plum
der, and desolation cannot be al
lowed to proceed much farther.
Alas, alas, the negro race viii
} ct curse the day that shone upol
y on in the Presidential chair, ant
the people of America will embalm
your Cabinet in infamy, and bury
1t in a tomb of everlasting wrath.
Sir, l have the honor to be, .
Your Excellency's Ob't S'vt,
WILLIAM FERGUSON.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-08
Thursday, : : January 8. 1853
Constitutions Rights which We Meal
To Exercise And Maintain.
H FERGUSON,

constitutional Rights which We Mean
To Exercise And Maintain.
Congress shall make no law re-
specting an establishment of re,
ligion, or prohibiting the free ex-
ercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or of the press.
Amendments to the Constitution Of
he United States. Article 1.
"Evory citizen may freely speak
write, and publish his sentiments
on all subjects, being responsible
for the abuse of the right; and nc
law shall be passed to restrain OIL
abridge the liberty OF speech, or O
the press."-ConStitutiOn Of Ohio
Article l, Section II.
Sa" The Editor of this paper doc
not hold himself responsible jo1 tn
opinions oppressed by his correspond
cntS. The Writcr, and not the Edito
is responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-08
Special Notices.

GRAIN AND STocK TRADE OF CHlcAGo.-We
learn that the Messrs. Fairbanks have set
in the elevators in this city, during the last
year, about seventy of their five hundred
bushel hopper scales, and several smaller
ones. Each of these can be loaded to its
full capacity and the load discharged in a
few minutes, which shows something of the
immense amount of grain which can be
weighed upon them. They have also set, at
the different stock yards in the city, five of
their stock scales, with platforms of sufi-
cient size to weigh a whole car load at once,
which mu IT add greatly to the facilities for
shipping live stock from this market.
Chicago Tribune.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-08
TAKE NOTICE.

Having borrowed a quantity of
shinplasters of Uncle Abe we arc
prepared to make the requisite
change TO suit our subscribers,
when paying, in sums exceeding
one dollar, for their1paper. W.
hope to have a run upon our bank
during the next week.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-08
the State military officers.

The benevolent institutions of
the State are prosperous, and so
are the common schools of the
State.
The following is the condition
of the State Treasury: e
Receipts $6,239,3Z3 II
Payments 6,o9O,O43 ~
Balance in Treasury $478,456 49
The Governor refers to the re-
ports of the State Departments,
commencing the fidelity ofthe Off
GERS and recommends that the IN.
terest on the State debt be paid in
coin or demand notes.
These are the main topics of the
message, which is more of bus
mess than a political paper.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-08
SUERIFF'S SALE.
JAcon II. Zoos, Atty for pfc.
dee. 25-tds.-pf So so.


Malinda J~cllison, plA. Preble Common
VS.. Pleas, in Partition
dcfts.
PURSUANT to the command of an order
of sale issued from the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, of rrcble County, in the above
stated case, and to the Sheriff of said Coun-
ty directed, ! will offer for sale at public
auction st the door Of the Court House, in
Eaton, in said County, on
Saturday, January "a, A. D., 1863,
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 Southwest quarter of
Section twenty.three (23) of Township No.
nine (9), in range two (2) Fast, &c, con.
tanning ole hundred and ifty.six acres Of
land, more or less, valued at 5 i,3GS 90.
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase
money cash in hand, one third in one year,
and the residue in two years from the day
of sale; teferred payments to bear six per
cent interest, and to be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
JOHN r. McCLEAF,
Sheriff of Preble County,
JAcoR,H II. Zoos, Atty.
Dec. %, lS63-tdS-pr. f. IS so.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Railroad Election

T7HE Annual Meeting of the stockholders
of the Eaton and Hamilton r. 4. Com
pany, will be holden at its principal office,
in Eaton, on Monday, the I'd day of Eebru-
airy, proximo, for the purpose of electing
thirteen directors to manage the affairs Of
the Eof9pRhXSfaE the ensuing year; and for
thes pafposeN alSo Of transacting any other
Businsssthat may be deemed appropriate.
r. JESSE B. STEPHENS,
Jan. 8, 1863.