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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
1880 ARRANGEMENTS 1900
100. OF 1905.

NEW RKa-LI NrES.4sJ
THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILADEL-
PHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD 4BOMPA-
FROM PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW YORK
And WAY PLACES,
FrOm Walnut street Wharf and Ken
hingtOn Depot,
WILL LEAVE AS FOLLOWS, VIZ; Fare
At A. NJ, via Camden GRd Amboy--C. "A.
Accommodation ~ N
At . 4. a,viS Camden and Jersey City-Nsw -~
gereey Accommodation = y I- An
At 4. NJ, via Camden and Jersey Cityj
At <; u, Vis Camden and Jersey city- ''O0
Atm 4 n, via KensinstOn and Jersey city, : ?
At IA n, yts Camden and AnOoy-e, and %
At ?. n! "a Camden and AmbOy-c, and
At . P. NJ, Via KenStugton and Jersey City;
WAshingtyu and n. Y. Express 400
At az , :; Si;, via ~ + enSington and Jersey City,
At fr,lf NJ Via k'h,lns,on and Isr1,y City, 800
At TX ISisRp 4" 4. Rspulnston and JsI,sy 100
City, Southern Express 500
At 9 p NJ. via Camden and AmbOy-Acoom-
modAttOn Freight and PAssengeT)-
Let class ticket 226
ID class ticket I.6O
The s.I6 P. NJ. Evening Mail aud the l 30 Might
Southern Express will run daily, (All Others, sun.
days eNoepted.)
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Leave Washington at 8 and II.I6 A. NJ. and and
$40 Y, NJ. . r. = =
Leave New York at and 10 A. NJ and 7 a0 and
II 30 P. NJ
Fifty pounds Of Baggage only allowed each pAs-
senRer. PAssengen are prohibited from taking
any thing a. Baggage but their wearing apparel
All Baggage over hfty pounds to be paid for sxtFn,
The Company Limit their responsibility for baggage
10 one Dollar per pound, and win not be liable 0F
any amount beyond 100 Dollars, except by special
contract VIM H. GATZMER Ami
January o, 1853.
LINES FROM NEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA
WILL LEAVE:
From foot OF Cortland street, at u u. and ID m .
via Jersey City and Camden att and 10 a. NJ 1, ~
and ll.So p. m Via Jersey City and Remington.
via Amboy and Camden. - '-
From Pier No North River, at / and On. m.
(freight Ind PAssenger) via Amboy and Camden
mara
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
oENGRAJVINGI
STENGII WORK o o

0IEFIIF I X
NEATLY ExECUTED BY
a 4 7 lJAMks4 Wy DA.VIB, 6A0
'49a Seventh street west, Room No.t0.
Orders for Marking PlatsE executed promptly at
soat Of PeI cent lsAs than any other sAtAhlSh-
Il SitiSssS w S5a MoSchSntG win hnd II greatly to
their antAge by learning our priceA Before Civ
ing their orders elsewhere.
German SILVER HPtea aItor engraved for mark
ing fine lined godds with 1delllble Int, warranted
the best article IN Cbe. (Bewkreof Niekle Plates
pAlmed of by other pArtleA and Advertised as sill
yer. There are no. Silver Stencil Hates mAnufac-
tured. The same parties also furnish mixture
Of Coal Tar with which they dnpe thar customer.
LOok out for these IinpTinolplea IellowB whose
only object 10 TO get your nopey) a stelol plate
is . worthless thing unleAS you have the right Ink
Tor mAnkinGI 73f1ill LgH r.t.#wl 90 .vfar
ENGRAVING AND COPPER PLATE
aai""itoi o.l Of PRINTING uHrr'r sgr rrrg
In ali a. hr.aSn, ,shak kpi4Wi 90 .l Hl.s. a.fUH
Blli ge SdI, PlaiR and Fancy business Cards, With
appropriate designs and every variety Of Stencil
Work eY Yecutad WI ~ neAtheb and dispatch,
AphAbstlIi Figpteat steel Punches and Patent
ten minutes notice. '' ut" '."'' 2..I M
d ,HAYlnE received an inyoice of Seal Preasea we
are prepared To MTniAh any orIlerI without delay
AZ yoth wAEFAntsd 70 giye. hAtiAiasti0H Or the
~ T'ViSltiRS and 'WsdaipE csrdI, nsSsiy engraved
And RIlnsed for s2eq per package OF % cards, In
4 DOaA forget Ne VA seventh gtrsst, be-
lflsA9dAfRh Shi"' .lFVr &. Irt Pln- 1-"'r
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
HOTELS.

IT H Z A BIO,N,
l. 92 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 2lSt and 22d stFeeta
BOARDING BY THE DAY on WEEK. WITH
.I OR WITHOUT LODGING,
MEALS AT ALL HOURa
% Give US a call.
JeO-ly @. H. GIIAIAN
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
.FINANCEAIII

TAY co o ,hhl& QOSHN Isl
are prspsrei to f,fnisS the
UNITED STATES S441TtEs dEST. tEyE:iMoSSbDs' SoSDs TEA" 'iA
tcoupon, or Rssistered,) in large OF small sumo.
LsSa ga 1Fs Tender der Esys into ths Five Hgp.y YsRi
DGsai PSPtiss wi.S,s1 g secure United states Bonds At
par, paying ~ PER sent iIte,es, % gold, should
send in their orders before that time;
my as--dtJyi No. l52 Fifteenth street
NATIONlAL. LOAN. .url7. p
~ .aggg gTHE NRwruQI
SIX PER CEWT BONDS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE,
(or after Ave years, at option Of the Govsmmsnt,)
q 90 FHE CS6F0a SoSDsk TN
In sums OF
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, i.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
.Hrir l.z and .7sI .ralg o.. IN /
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
THE REGIsTERED Bosrs, at
In sums Of ..--.--,
FIFTY DOLLAhSt
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DoLLARS t
ONE THOUSAND DoLLARA I ,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
..E' a.- and .8lss-.sl ...t.. .. 2
TEN TnoUsAND DOLLARS,
INTEREST cOAGnENoING AT DATE OF PUR
And payable semi-annuAlly .-...
IN GOLD.
These BoHUS are the ''+'
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now N thu market,
The Interest, at present pioe Of coin being equiv
Alent to PER CENT. in currency. ~
FOR SALE BY
JAW COOKE u co.,
BANKERS,
asa Fifteenth street,
>, DEALERS IN
GOYERlSMEN 9 BONDS S,..r.rr-rr..,rr,. 10
\ .laA u w TREISURY NOTES, NJ ~
ARMY AND SIvY VoUonERs, - y Htt'AIAS
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGE
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WEST
ERN EXPRESS FORW ARDERs.
Merchandise, Money, Je yVeIrY, VaIua blsa
NOtesy StssOks, nOnds, ASs.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
has Agencies in the principal railway soWns In tho
NORTH EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal ot1eeG
WASHINGTON, D. c., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
PHLLADRLPHLA, BALTLHORE, GIN
OLHRATL ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON
Corrections are made At New York and BOAton
w.t. lines forwarding TO the CAnAdAs and the
British Provinces and with steamship lines to Liv-
eFpoOl, southampton, and HSFFe, and thence By
European expresses to all prominent commercial
towns in Great Britain and on the C0ntinsnt.
~'oeEslbe parts Of the United stAtes. +"
Q. O. DUNN, Agent,
Washington. d. q.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
'MFDFCALJUI
COP B, oIdAl.1..Llg., NO tn O ET,

"a 81 gyELLNTB Private Hospital. IN ths ned
s,,, R6oS, corner Of usvsuth snd , Streets OppO-
site "a. pO.rspd a,.atons.s. RoOn.ai and ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

=. =
Il eAaSes frsquent desire, ana IVES strength 70
urihAte, thereby removinG Obatfuctionb, nrevehtr
leg and curing ntTiutlAtaI 1f ne peeAS, a1tAs k
Fsln and InnsmmAtion, 90 heQuenty In this clasb
Of fdlgeaaea aad etpaihng ~ oiea1pns dfAsSaa4 -
TkstlandS upon thoaahada Nho Aaye bean IL
victims Of QUAcKs,- aud who Lave paid kedrr Nj
To be cured in short time, have iound they Wete
deceived, and that the Folsom hAh, by the uas or
Powerful AAtripgents, !" been dried np In the GyS-
TEN 70 break out In an aggravated form, and '1
..W n Perhaps AFTER Mayuia0s 1r'. ~
10 I..#.I. aI. sa#N - 80 NIs .|.TH rHfHrr
USE HELmBOL4D'S EXTRACT RUcHU
For ali Aheotlons and Diseases 81 me hsu.I
atl ar URINARY ORGANS, asrY aT
whether eNiating in MALE or FEMALE, 10.
From whatever cause originating, and no mAtter or
.L-"n HOW LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these Organs require the aid ofG
rv,y- rr., DIUBETIc
.HKIkBoLb'S ExrRAEF BUbHU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC. .
And It Is oertainto have the desired eett In Dls-
eases for which 1t is recommended. !
,..r BLOOD BLOOD BLOODI, l..,
HelmboldS Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT sARskPARILI.L q
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

HELHBOLD'6 ROSE VAST,
An excellent Lotion for diseases of syphIitic Ma
ture and a. an Injection In disease Of the Urinary
Organs, arising from Habits Of Dissipation used in
connection with the Extract Buchu and saTapATliA,
In such diseases as recommended, d 100 n :
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

\. p. Editors Of papers publishing the above card
tIeir charges. TIE L
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

DR. STEPHEN SWEET. OF CONNECTICUT,
The Great Natural Bone setter. riI 81 ~ = 's
DR.. STEPHEN SWEET, OF CoNEECTfCUT,
Is knowh all oyer ths United states. 70 o,g.,r
DIX, sTEPHEs SWEET, OF CONNECTICUT,
Il the author Of" Dr., sweets Iniaiibls Lihiment.h
DR. SWEEPS 1NFALIIBLE aNIMMf
Cures Rhs1astaimJ and HsVR fGiiSN UgITlag
.ESiF1g, ,irHigl1O n9afIIdT Oh I'd
DIR. SWEETS INFALLdRLH uIIHIMKHT
bApertAiu Esnsdyafou csursisiSTET
DIR, 5sRErT's M .fhLEI . 1IKtiizNr
GarsS S'uns Aad ssala slaRsaiaaslTS ''5u5,isir9
DH. swEET,s nSRAL1aBLn IiisIalRpSrf Slf
a tAS bsst kAo~ai Fsuisdt Iof plHlus Nd bruises
DR. swEET's INfGtLtS..K fiNfETNr
Cures HsSdAShs lnmsdiGtsly, and was nsVss Known
70 fail. gT -
DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMFNT
Aaotds immediate relief fot PiisS, Snd SdldOR lSnS
70 cure. ~ LHa-i'' "
DR.. swEET4sI INFALLIBLiRD LINndENT
Cures TootAAShe inouS minute, ia
DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLEa IINnLRNr
Cures Cuts and weunds imfnedisteiy and leaves
no scar. YaATlrfg
DR.. SWEETS INFAIIIRLE LINTMENT
IL the best remedy for Sores In the known world.
t.a 7Nl HIH riA u Hmgld bB'rTdIlaI SyUdG 4lf
DR.. SWEEPS INFALAIBLR EENnHKNF'
Has been used BY more thAR Rilllpn Peopls, ana
all praise II. 90 tgT,utilsU 70 {fIlEE 4aIlg g1r
JJLE 1EA ,HaIglLJs ,DYI4qg
DIR. sWEEr'6l ENFAIILBLE LINIMENT
Taken internally, ouroS ooho, OholsEA MoEbua. and
Cholera .H4UHH'a Eff 70
d rifTIYtTH irl7H9b ng9g1E1 I'd 90 g0-rrh o. Il
mr. SWEETS RtrALLIBLE LINGAENr
Il truly friend in need" and every hmiiy should
have X 81 hAhaI -Gi l.r LuaII fu8g5Ir ,r
hSlgrTf bi g4ITuT
DR.. SWEEPS INFALLIBLE LINudENT
Is for sale BY an pFdsE't.. Rrtss 4SAaa 30 cent?.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

ONES, ROWN & CO.
soLCIToRs0F rgr ..u.
CLAIMS AND PATENTS,
AND ATToRHEYSAT-LAW
IST Seventh street, Washington, d. C.,
Park Place, New York City.
d. Z. sofdESWs
LUcIAN BROWN.
LYsANDER HILL.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
MEpICAI.


.bHUfnSl lcUTS Am &obNDS 8ILIhT
,-., HEADACHE, AND ALL RHEvMATIO .
DL-les AND NERVOUS Dts6RbERsI iTTT.
For al Of when Itis Z stSSsdyA ana ssrtsinrS.s.l
from ihs rssips a ns slephsa sweat, q, Connset-
lieut., TIE fAnOus bsne bsttsr andh has been nssa An
his fAstiSsl fOf more thah twenty years. NiahgtAe
most pitOHiAhlns spose'Si on s. syIE....TEO I
As Az ALLEYLAToR OF PAIN, II ia uaiIsAsa
By any pFeparatieh Dsfmo she public, Of which the
Hiolt bksptichi may " sonvineed BY ssingis trial
Thil unIment will cure rapidly and radically,
Rhspial safs DlSaetlars' d sveky Aindl ahd "a
thousands Of cases, where II has been uStd II hsi
never hsSp known 10 fail ..uaTYLvTT
FoR NEURALGIA, II wfn aIford IfniaSdiats relief
II win reiiete the wort cases of HEADACHE ID
thrss minutes, and is warranted 70 doM ~ / |
TooTHAcHE, also, Wtn itsprs instantly, 51, IT,.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS
STTppE, AriAing from imprudenee or excess, this
Ltniment IL a most happy and untAihng remedS.
Acting directly upon the nervous tissues, Il
strengthens and reyivihes the system, and restores
ITO Siaatieity and Nisor,, e. ~ 81, 1thc Nv
FoR PiLES-Ks an external fsnsdy, We ttaita
thAt itsis ths best known, end We shAllepgs the
world 70 produce an equal, Every, victim pf this
distrssslnE compliant shouid giyh II tAi, fof L
VIII NOT fail TO afford Immediate rsiisf, Ard, In
majority of cases, will effect radical cure.
QuNsY AEb SokE naR6Af ~ sometime.
extremely malignant and dangerous but Timely
application. Of thih I4himSnt win ns16I . ~
Sure. e.D1s0T n'HrE hBUa f.iH .FDCH tn II
| lE' soa 90 9. 10 aEHHit .rp..0l t.naftf arauH
sPRAtHS are sometimes very 0bstin4ts, ID -.
lArgement Of the joints IL liable TO occur 1ot
leeted The FpFt Ease nSyy b SOnqueFea BY this
1niment IN two iorthrke days. r Z
BRUISES CUTS; WOUNDS SORES, ULCERR
URNS, AND SCALDS, yield readily to the won
erful healing properties Of DR.. sWEEpSINFAL,
LIBLE IMMINENT, when used Aeeordin6 to dirsO
ionl. Also, CHILBL1IES, FR0ST'ED FEET, AMI
INSECT BITES AND STINGS.
nvvE -JJV'gyLrJ
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
EXPRESSES.

A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A OFFICE bld PENN. AVENUE,
WaGhfngtOH OttV, Il. o.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27
D . ,a,ng.. DR. .sKEET%s%. : :, f.. ..t
r#H.H.. j Ost
FEAILIBLE LIRLM ZEN 7
Is THE
,.ns OBDIER;sS FRIERD5" ,
g'l And thOuSAndB have found II truly 1r.
. Hs .s.t.H ."r. "HN u....' 70 maj .uggf ..rrr.
.. ~. l'..F A Friend IN EEEDI5o ,Ia"57a
'' ... "t. va. '.' a--Hhih. 10. I.l1 HE. ..tEll

Ask for aDn szsst+ lhAhiSl. 1iaimsntn and
take no other. Be not deceived by unprinnipled
aeAeFs, who viii Try 70 palm 81 some her EtiplS
me hfiy cent bottle NM tiif st e hoh
Y the twenty cent botte, APdiE hAdOh shs4psGt
70 buy. TryM " 'i a. ~, 10 ''l2,'' ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

ASK POR HELhBOLDtS-TAKE kOaOTBEA
rHAlf - 4 .
.rSa SSi r. NJ :Ts:::ss s1t S: 20 ~ ~ ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

DIR. SWEETS uSFALLBLE LINIMENT
Taken internally, cures ooho, oholsEA MoEbuat and
Cholera .H4UHH'a Eff 70
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

n7.SoIabT By ali dssIsrrD STS1y,whsrs, '..' ..' .
- u-q ....I rnrTl ; 'H'B
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-27

Helmbold's Genuine Extract BuShuI 70
HslmbOld'S Gsnuins Extract saFSspaEilla, "
HelmbOld'S Genuine ImpFOVed ROSE WGahI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
TIE HABEAS CORPUS.

7. Darlington Macaulay, the great English
historian, in speaking of King James the
Second, the tyrant whom the English people
expelled from the throne in 1853 says,
Zone ofhis objects was to obtain a repeal
Of the habeas corpus act which he hated, as
it 10 natural a tyrdnt should hate the MOST
STRINGENT CURB THAT EVER LEGlS
LAT1ON IMPOSED UPON TYRANNY
The feeling remained deeply fixed in his
mind to the last, and appears IN the i%nstruc-
tons which he drew up when in exile, for tho
guidance Of his son. But the habeas corpus
act, thoagh passed during the ascendency
Of the Wings, was not more dear to the
Wings than to the Tories. 1t is, indeed, not
wonderful that this great law should be
highly priced BY all Engli.hmsn, without
distinction of party; for it is a law which,
net by circuitous, but by direct operations,
a Ids to the security and happiness Of everJ
inhabitant OF the realm"
We don't think he hated til. acl more thsu
our President and Cabinet do At the present
time.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
TAKE NOTICE.

Tho Democratic Press for $1,00
We see that the price of our Tory
c~otemporary in town, is raised to
&1,75 and $500. We wish ou'
friends to understand that ice have
not raised our price, but continue
to furnish the Democratic Press
to subscribers for 81, so q year in
greenbacks, or for ONE GotD DOLL
Ar. Remember friends; We will
take ONE GOLD DOLLAR for a years
subscription to our paper, or ONE
DOLLAR AND A QUARTER in silver.
Bring us some of the good old
Democratic money for a Demo,
cratic paper. Payment must IN all
cases be made IN ADVANCE.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
MEADE AN THROUGH
EXPRESS.

Mr.. "Dun Brown" the gentle,
manly agent Of this fast line, has
Issued the following important ali.
nouncement. The reader who is
posted in the doings Of this nam.
moth company during the past
year, will feoi satisfied of the gen.
%uinencss of the circular. and will
not hsrbor a doubt concerning the
ability of the company to perform
all tl.ey advertise:
Great Potomac and Rapid n Through Route
-Promptness and Dispatch t
Mesde & Lees Through Express
weekly line between Alexandria
and Culpepper; connections with
principal points North and South,
Especially the Old Capital and tile
Libby Prison.)
The subscribers, having com,
pleted their arrangements and got
their line into running order, will
hereafter, until further notice, RI !
their machines, (the Army Of the
Potomac AMI "Army OF NORTH
ern Virginia" every week through
from Culpeppel, W., 10 AIexanl
dria, Va, aud vice versa, giving
their personal attention to the run.
ming Of each train, Lee preceding
Meade 81 4 proper interval o natlis
out trains, and Meade preceding
Lee with similar regularity on the
in trains. The perfect familiarity
OF these old stagcrs with the whole
route in question, aud the fire.. nenev
with which they have travelled it,
Eenable them to calculate with per.
feet accuracy the time of arrival at
the indicated points. Having got.
ten ilptheir locomotives and roll.
ing stock regardless Of expense. and
putting them through night and
day alike, thy are enabled To dis,
regard the ordinary drawbacks Of
Weathe pr state of roads. etc, III
those o do aalsmaller business
cannot. s'zi2ss ~9 g. c. MEADE.
7 10 -g' a'hs K. E. LEE.
P.S:-The line through Pennsyl.
vania has been discontinued in con,
sequence Of a. painful collision
which occurred there in July last
but as such things haye been care
fully avoided ever since, ond every
precrution taken for the future, Il
Is hoped this an iudulgenr public
will not rememl erthat un~fortunat,
occurrence to the eei.aice of til,
company DUE BRoVN. Sec
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

sA-Any of our readers who may visi
Cincinnati, in search Of gearing appeared,
will do well 10 visit the storo. of II. Z. Nc.
Cracker, No 8, West FOurta Street There
they will find Democratic Shirts, Hosiery
of all kinds, and in tact everything in the
line of a gentclman's outfit. Il. C., Nc. will
take the old Democratic monHy or, failing in
that, will receive greenbac4s in exchange
for roods
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

General BURNSIDE has ceased to
be a General, andis nov a private
citizen of the United States.
4 nov appears that the Hon
Q. l. Vallapdigham received more
votes at the bite Ohio election, than
any other Democrat polled within
many ears past.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
HOrribls State Of Affairs in New Zsa-
land.
THE MISSIONARIES BLAMED.

A r.. -
A IN fFroH De Londlh PostI
"A bri rate l!itsr fi5nn Aackisod, dated
the I'd Of Angus, do scribes the present statI
ofmstters Their. The writer says that as
slN,hs 9 nmadicatioh Ia cut cd 70 .ke In.
terror il Is doubtful how the Europeans in
the anstive districts are situated Many Of
ihenn, it is believed in Auckland, will be
murdered before they can get to the settled
districts. All The male population, from
sixteen 70 forty years OF age are under arms
and working either at garrison duty orin IA
iroliiSgt the suburbs Vt night TO. prevent q
surprise ON the town. The town was left in
charge Of the militia and part Of the yoIun.
teerS. The. writer considered himself for
tunatefra beibg; detailed fdr bisht watch in
and a6nut town, SO that he had got sSms
time 70 look after business. and could also
get his usual heuse work done-that is to
cay, cut ireW6od and fstc6 water. He got
up before. daylight to do this, aud then went
z. soon a.it vas light g barracks for morn
The natives had sent word that they would
murder old and young wheA they attacked
Auckland, aud, in consequence, all the wo-
men we're in great ala rmn The outbreak he
attributes to the missionary larty, and says
the Bishop was still at the head Of the Maori
svmpathizers. The missionaries, however,
this time, as Well-as r%ettlers, had been oo lig-
el to run and leave their homes TO the ner
cy Of their converts; and well, he SAYS, they
meritsd this punishment, as, on them rests
The whole blame Of the in direction. or all
the imposterI, the missionaries, he adds, are
the worst, and as long as the maudlin public
will find nnds to kcsp them in 4 life of lazi-
ness they will tell any amount oflies to gull
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
Pianos! 7!

CHARLES SsEHSER, Pianoforie dealer Of
Hamilton, OILS now in the East, whittier he
has gone to select from the Manufactures
is New York, Boston and Baltimore a splon-
did assortment Of new and fest class instru-
iments. Any of our friends who may intend
purchasing a Piano, will do well to wait for
Charley's return.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
Lincon's Folly Confessed.

The greatest folly ofmy life wsa the i,su.
ing o the Emancipation Proclamatioa I"
Such were the words Of President LINCOLN to
to WENDELL PHILLIPS last January, accord
ing t" thu Testimony of the la ter in a speech
he made last week al the Music Hall in New
Haven.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
ROAD NOTICE

PETITION will be presented 10 tAeSAa
IN Board Of Commissioner Of PrsbiS w .
county, ct its regular session, commencing
on the first Monday in December, 1863. AK, L
jug that the location of so much Of the
county road extending from tho Dayton. "a
Western Turnpike atthe Northwest corner
of the Northeast quarter. Of Section { Of n .
Lan;er township Ito Railsback's Mill in d. sd
South part dissection 26 of Casper township,
as lies between the mouth. Of John sYosfe
lane, in the Southeast quarter ofnecti6n
y Of said last named township, and The
norton Of n the some NAV he Js;S ort ~ -
established unon the line ~ ths ovnsEin III d.
road IN present use, rom the one tothe eth 30
er point. MANY PETlTI0NERAs
October ~, lS63-4tE w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
EW BkEWERY,

MESSRS MILLER RAU, Eco, HAE
1M ing purchased the breEssy formell4
owned BYE. Thompson, beg have to inform
the citizens of Eaton and vicinity that they
have on hand a constant supply of the bsSt
Ale and Lager Beer, in small aud large
quan+ies to snit Customers
The highest price given FOR Barley.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

cLEvELASD, November 1~0--GoyernUl
Yates, of %lllohis, Major General Rosecrans
and Senator sherman, of Ohio, with oil the
prominent railroad men Of the country, are
here attending the opening of the !tlantic
and Great Western Railroad. The hoiels
are full.
ROsccrAns hold a reception last night and
was visited by great numbers.
The sandusky excitement has died out
and the troops ars about to be sent home.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

B6- Our neighbor DR. SCoTr has removed
his Office from vAnausdars Building to
Mrs. Lesh's Boarding House, Formerly oc.
cuPisd by Dr. EeakIsyy where though he
has married q wife he still continues to dis.
Peuse health to the sick and medicines to
the afflicted.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
CHARLES cARRoILTEvIs,
Lieutenant Colonel Cpmmandin1

We don't remember any proclamation o,
Louis Napoleon, or any Of his Generals,
or instruments, when he overthrew the Re-
public Of France, and converted it into an
imperial esrotism, that was quite as ga
giant an interference with the right of ,uf.
frat Q as,thiaf 1t is true, IL was ovverrulsd by
schsnck, as the latter had accom- plished the
same purpose by his proclamation, vi thOut
quite as opeaG display Of bis hand. Tevis
will undoubtsdly soon be made a General BY
the President, and The radical press will OF,
alt him IS 4 hero, only inferior to Butler,
Tprehin, Mcneil or MtIroy | We are pro,
crossing fast in the United States The
elective franchise sdecidsdly an inSti'ution
TO be priced in Maryland i-A[Er quirer.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
Hay- Winter is comino. and MAE

%> winter is coming, and MAR
SHALL aud Bros, Sc, West Fifth
Street, Cincinnati, have prepared
for it, by filing their Store with
Woolen Goods, shawls, Cloaks,
Furs, and Winter Goods of every
description. Call ontlem.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

~ The we'll known great Western Ar
llist 3, MccEArS, is still at his camera, at
The old stand on Main Street. We had our
own portrait taken BY him II sh ,rt time back
and sent il 10 Loadon England, where old
'ffisnds and competent judges pronounced Il
a first class portrait
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

FoRTREss AOSAOE, November ls--The
steamer Convoy, which left here last Satur-
day with provisions and clothing for our sol.
-dierS held as prisoners in Richmond, retur
ned to day, bring 'ng back the provisions
and clothing, Col-el irving, who had charge
Of the matter, was refused the privilege Of
taking The nations Q Richmond.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

p@- NJ. FnBERE@tie Preble tailor ard
clOthier has just laid IN a stock Of winter
goods which one would think is enough to.
clolhe the Ohio army. v. F. sells cheap, and
cuts and fits to your taste. Call and you
will buy.