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Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1863-03-10
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il. Henry

Niche las s. Rafferty,, Patrick O'Narah, Jr.. Geofry
pUonuell, John Gregory, Charles D. VConn"ll. Henry
Huntington, John i. FarnswOrth, HeZ"kah IL. |
Bryant and James Fish mpleaded with John Fiidy- |
nent. James X. Wilson and Christopher E'lcmun.-
IN CHANCERY.
FORRCLOSE OF MORTGAGE
NOTICE il hereby given that I, Philip A. Hoyne |
- Special Commissioner in the above entitled cause
appointed by said court pursuance ofan order Of
said made in said cause, the eleventh day of
December Iast-shall Saturday the 2Sth daN of
February next of the clock in the afternoon at
the door of the Court House in Joliet in the County Of
i'll and District aforesaid to- the highest bidder for
cash. The South half of Lot number three (3) Ock
number eighty (S0 the Village of LOckpOrt, in the
County of Will and State of Illinois. Sale absolute.
PHILIP A. HOYNE, Special Commissioner.
Chicago, January q, 1863 33+w
SANn F0D SAJF
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Worse than this. weaAaye this week a
etter from a chaplain IN Arkansas, who
ays that man buying furs was convers-
ng with woman at whose house he calls
ID, aud asked her, "If there were any
Presbyterians around there ?" She hesita
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her husband hadn't killed any since they
had been there"
Tue Devils BEANs.-"I haye heard o
Rowland Hill" says the Rev.. P. ChOwn
of Bradford, that he began his sermon
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IUBLIO nOIIce % heItUy gwen, IIIat On tIt luIu
Monday of Jan. next. (Deiug the 18th day Of said
month"; shall attend before the County Court Of Will
County the Court House in the city Of Joliet for the
purpose of settling and adjusting all claims against
The estate of David G. Grover late Of said County
deceased when and where all claimants notified
and requested attend and present their claims In
writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted said estate, also request
ed to make nnNnent the UNDERSIGNED without DELAY.
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- n6ofs is ~ full AZ the rim in
,Asteus long when under a trot
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For Bruises Strains, Sprains, and many other injur
les on Horses Cattle and other animals. Sloans In
slant Relief speedily effects n Many persons
have been astCnshcd witness the rapid cure effected
by the use of this wanderful medicine.
R2-Get Circulars of Agents.
LO A Ms DIN TINE N T,
FOR Miliness. Safety, Certainty. Thoroughness
SlOns Ointmeni is rapidly sup rced1g all other ONT
ments and I.nmcnts for tue Of the following
complaints Fresh Wounds. Calls of all kinds, Crack
ed Heels RingbOne Polevil, Wndgas, Callus Spayine
Sweeney, FistuIa, FOundercd feet. Sand Cracks
Scratches of Grease, Mango aud Horse Distemper,
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popular and truly great med


popular and truly great medicines.
They sold 10y all dealers in Medicine. Sold
" holcsale and retail at Manufacturers prices, at
Joliet, bv J. IL. BROWN, aud Retailed by all the 9TH
er Druggists.
June 10. 1850. hOlly
INFALLIBLE AND WARRANTED!
newy-invented
Pocket Article for the Deaf,
With which to hear Lectures, Sermons Speeches, &C.
1t is small and can be carried in the pocket, and
when used, be entirely concealed 1t is constructed
of three kinds of metal, with Guta Percha tubes.
cQmbiDed as to form powerful reflector of sound;
and is altogether the desirable instrument for
the deaf, invented letter enclosing full par
culars will be sent to address, the receipt of
a 3 cent stamp, with which to send the same.
Address, H. MANSFIELD, Book Seller,
10 1874 York Street. New Haven, Conn.
DERSON HOUSE,
CORNER OF RANDOLPH AND CANAL SITS,
Chicago, Illinois.
nNE block from Pttsburg.Ft. waye Chicago; St.
~ Louis, Alton Chicago Chicago North estern
and Chicago Cincinnati Railroad Depots.
BOARD, ONE DOLLAR PER DAY. Meals Twenty-Five
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Prices Reasonable.

H. MUTZ & X. SARTARI,
at the upper Canal Basin, North Joliet.
olict, Aug. q, 1851 Hi
Special COmmissiOner's Sale.
In the United States Circuit Court for the Northern
nj.
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Circulars, &c, fuIni
package of Cases. Agt
- .AnnL Al,nrnn 20 VI


Any person wishing to sell them can be supplied at
Twelve Dollars per Dozen.
Young Men and Mechanics can by engaging in this
business make easily Fire Hundred Dollars this SPRING
and only Twelve Dollars required as Capital to com
mcnCc with.
A Monumental Design Book will be sent to amy Mar
BILE Dealer for Three Dollars This is rstrate work.
and well worth the price asked for it.
All Orders must he accompanied by the Money:
will I've responsible for its safety, you have proof Of
sendingit
Address the Manufacturer
A. LEWIS BALDWIN,
m26 IL West Meriden Conn.
STATE oFILLINoIs will County Circmit S Court
COUNTY OF WILL OF March Term, loCo
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COPPER PLATE PRINTING.

n
" ana Visiting Cards Engraved and Printed In to
netst manner possible; Door, 0ce, and Trunk plate
Dog Cellars Silver Spoons, Forks, 6Obets Ae, neany
executed and AZ prices 20 suit the times.
Engraving Once r. u. Ba-berS Ofnees oppostse
the Court House,
Joliet, III. W. C. IAlkTHOkNB.
orders for LithogTaphie Work, done in an sEpSdf
ttous and elegant stYie. ~
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O''' DO. HARRINGTON.

JOIItI July Il IoOU IIO-OW
ASVSSY%SS{S
E1SSS
.EN #RN Hk4
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% % , VA o n ID >
On E md a gain a.!
DOR valuable considerations D. c. Sleeper, occupant
Il ofthe Store ON the corner Of Jefferson and Otta-
has sold all is right title and interest in tile
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ti0n. s5-SO variation from printed rates.16A
RKTKEENcB-R. Z. GOODEII, Esq, Joliet. F
HAZLKToN BRoTHRRA
New York, March l, 1855. 11-aD
s % M e + III N G N = w
Patent Spring Bedsteads.
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hey cOnlblne 10

economy and utility, dare yentuIS assert, th1a -
other article Of furnature IN market II 10 st m
with surprising allows constant and perfect Esnt
ton and is Acknowledged 10 be cheaper and better than
feathers any other good bed. All invited 70 call
and examine, Is charge nothing Tor showing gOods
EUGENE DAILY.
Exchange st, between Canal and River Bridei
Joliet, Jan. 20, 1857 ne
Bill for DlVo.ce
Amos J. Iones,
A PEIDArIT Of the nOn-Tesidepce Of the abSr0
n named defendant. Amos J. Jones having been
fled in the Office Of the Clerk Ct the said Courts Hst5es
is hereby given to the said defendant Amos Jones,
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= LELTE II u UET U u
49, ..e.rrA - eka n

A. d. Is62, on the application Of the undersiRnsd
Guardian Of Daniel c. Henderson, James d. Hendss-
son and JShu D.. Henderson, minors sell the FOL
lowing Described real estate beSOnEaG 70 sA4 s0spa
situate In the County Of viii and State ofnlInos TO
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g @EN 4

Cheapfor Cash, TO all WHO viii call him at his old
Stand.
TERMS INyERABLY READY PAY.
Mr.. Sleeper will be with ME a short tinle.a will
close with all who have not settled All such are
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FUR CATTLE AND NURSES.
rNHIS is truly Great Remedy. Half % cent bot
i tie Of Sloau's Instant Relief. given in pint of
warm wafer seldom fails to horse of Collie in
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Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed me
for the last FIVE years in this city, have the full conf
dence that will give universal satisfaction 10 my old
well customers hereafter, any my motto is
to be undersold by competitors.


MICHAEL SEBASTIAN,
Jelietst., near Rock Island Railroad Depot
Sept. 9, 1856 nl2
BISSELL & H ATH,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
OFFICE UPON
Chicago Street, Near Cass, Joliet,
WILL buy and sell Real Estate and City Lots upsr
w favorable terms.
We offering for sale the following described
prOnerty:
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GUARDIANS SALE
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
WILL COUNT,
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DISEASED HORSES AND CATTLE,


Require restoration ofnsensibIe perspiraon Sloans
Fever Antidote, Condition Powder, is certain Blood
Purifier 1t never fails loosen the skim cleanse the
WATER appetite and positive cure for Coughs
Colds. Stiff Complaint Founder Dstenper, and carries
of Bolts and Worms. may he given at any time and
under all circumstances with perfect safety.
One Package of the Powders and box Of the Oint-
meut will perfectly recent Founder in SIX
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,oVN -sn,ith,s patout.c aet Cast stecl Plows,

CoNN-smith's Pateut-Caet Cast Steel Plows.
Morris Corn scraper.
Rock Island Clipper Flows.
St. 10. Clipper Flows.
Hardware, Tin Ware, Iron, Wagon Woods, &c.
CASH paid for old Iron, Cotton Rags. old Copper
and Lead. W. L. BARRETT.
June ~, 1862. I'm
10 K H E r Z
New soap and Candle Factory
WE the undersigned. inform tho citizens ofJoliet
w and vicinity respectfully, that We have eotab-
shada Ia Factory. and Eell at whole
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or the subscriber. have found the
GEST AND BEST
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Amount insured the past year, $,5,C2G,2Ss.5G
Received premiums on same, 4O,096,16
Interest and exchange balance, l,56I 40
Paid losses and expenses, H,S54,sS

LIABILITIES
Capital stock, $lOe,O0O.0O
Bills payable, $3.50
All other debts estimated, 1880
ASSETS
Bills receivable, amply secured, having from
TO 60 days to run, l2I,93Os3
Real estate, office building, &C., o,lbO,OO
and city customers, 1s,l33sO
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mount OF LOSSES IN pTOCess OF auIbIIIiVNI f-4VJUV
AMOUNT OF losses resisted by the company, none.
I'LL adj, Hnln and not

maid none.
PETER LANCE, Agent,
Office, Shaw's Store, Jefferson ST., Joliet.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
sew ING EI A C Hi ES!
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Established Tor the benefit OF strnngers coming 70 st.
Louis in search of
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J. v Do wiII Lido ID 200. BE-

4 D C. Sleeper.
S o. Simonds would announce 10 the public his for
ner customers and friends, that be Rgau is ready
upply
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COUNTY OF WILL, )SS'l o March Term A. D. 1868
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100. W. D. FOWLER, Pro

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
County OF WILL,
Will County Circuit Court of the March Term, 1863
IN CHANCERY.
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No. IL SOUTH FOURTH ST.,
SAIN us, MO.
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the same and the matters and things Thea Elm charged
and stated will b. taken confessed by you, and =
decree entered against yon according TO the prayer Of
said bill 81 SOBplai:.t.
B.P. RUSSELL, cierk-
r. Y. BARBEn, Comps Sol.
Joliet. Jan. II. lSG2- NV
ID L N T A l. N o II G Is
Dr.. Z. r. CARPENTER,
TAKES pleasure in informing the citizens Of Joliet and
vicinity, that he is always to b found at his old ooa
tion and that he has SECURED the services 81 DR.. D
CocIRGSE who vii lie constantly in attendance to
firm all operations in the bsst possible manner
Joliet, Oct -, 1856. nls-u
Look TO Your Lightsi
TNUpNING I'm Cau.nbeue lard Oil uura ~
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looking Giass,s, and
many other
dTticleS too numerous to mention.
Likewise always on hand and made TO ORDER well
lected stock Of Collins Of every description. leNrst
will be always hand and funerals will be attended
with prOmptness.
All work ordered and repairing done the shortest
notice. and i'll the best kmanlke he keeps
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ID plant Oil, Wax and Sperm Candles for EAls low n
sent g. 1856. nl2 J. II. BROWNS

STATE or ILLINOIsl (Win County Circuit CcurS
WILL C0UsTT, ~lUfNsy tsIu a. D. lseS.
jOhn Gary
Bright csryI
FFIDAliT that IRE aid BridgIt Cary defapdert
n in the foregoing til ofoOnpiaist c5nceals her,
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pt5ises for Prsioh 80
H'ehaser's rerdeRoe, az In Jolise,
only authorized gent for hortksrn Iiifn "a
MT. w. C. WOOD, OF JoIIes,
All sty les Of unsurpassed Pianos
We solicit attention 20 the facilities offered above.
Every Farmers daughter, well city resident
nov have Piano without risk in shipping, asF
Jther trouble.
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ASSignee's Sale.
1T Office is hereby given that l, the undersigned
Y will sell Public Auction on Friday. December
9Th ls62 ut the Court House in Joliet all the right
title and interest which Thomas Iatton and wife and

their Deed of Assignment bearing date June 81 lS6l
and recorded in the office of the Recorder OF will Co.,
III iii book 49, pages from IS to SO aud IN the office of
the Recorder OF Grugdy Co, H. in Look No. s. page
oil ct sea- and in the Office Of the Recorder OF Cook Co.
u book DO page 40l ct Of in and 10 the following
Described real estate. viz:
The East Iaf of South half of North half Block 81,
in Bnwens Addition Joiiet South At feet Of lot b,
block West Joliet Blocks 10 and Is School Section
Addition TO Joliet the Stone Ware House property On
Lot O. block Is West Joliet and Lot block School
Section Addition to Joliet; Lots l. ., and 5, block
%. johnson. Roberts and Storrs add. to Chicago.
TERMS CASH.
Joliet Nov. Il, 1862. F. G0ODSPEED, Assignee
NOTICE.
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'r liberal commission on the sales will be allowed.
Applicants should lie prepared to commecr abnu
he oath inst. Apply personally to the subscriber
Manhattan or address by letter throug Joliet p o.
JOHN YOUNG.
Manhattan, Apr 1861 432v

Wy HEREAS the tWenty-fourth day Of October
w A D. 1850, David Parr. IN his life tiln0 sRce de-
ceased and Mary Ann Psrr hfswife, by their certain
deed Of writing duly acknowledged and recorded in
the Recorders Office Of Will County aud State Of Ii-
nois, In Book 81, 9age los, did convey 20 the
dersgned the land and premises hereinafter described
In Trust To secure the payment of certain promissoTy
note bearing date with said deed the payment
OF the sum Of Twentythree Hundred Dollars payable
the date thereof the Exehsnge Office Of the under
signed in Joliet, Will County and State Of IIinos
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BENJAMIN N. FIELD,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-19
A Real Gentleman.

He never dresses in the extreme
of fashion, but avoids lsiugularity
in his person or habits.
Is affable with his equals, plcasl
ant and attentive to his interiors.
In conversation he avoids hasty,
iIl.tempcred, or insulting remarks.
Never prizes into other peoples
affairs.
'Detests caves dropping as among
the most .disgraceful of crimes.
Never ISLANDERS an acquaintance.
Does never, under, any eircuml
stances, speak ill Of q woman. Z
Never cuts an acquaintanceIwh
has met with a reverse of fortune.
lie always pays the postage of
his letters of business, and in ad-
vance for his newspaper. co.. p.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-19
iHURSDA IT "a; & F7iE FEBRUARY. .19, 1863.
:. Diamonds1 vs.. Patriotism !.

grA writer TO, the Boston Tran
script saysff all the diamonds in
tlfis Souatfy were gathered to-
gethor, shipped to the States of
Europe, and disposed Of there, the
aggregate avails would furnish an
immense SUM. If that sum were
cast Hpon the national altar, the
national debt would be greatly di.
minishody if not extinguished alto.
'gethcr. 4... -- .r.-.I .L
Can we draw no precedent for
such q magnificent movement OF
practi2ai patriotism from tho his
tory of empires in the hour OF
theis deepest need? Let US see.-
In Alison's History Of Europe
the. are some stirring passages
descriptive of the conduct of Prus'
sian women, when their almost
exhausted country, was about tc
renew the struggle against Napo'
Icon, after the Moscow campaign
We cite from vol. 9, page 1872: =.
il" The women universally SEN
their precious ornaments to the
public treasury, and received in re
turn similar bijoux, beautiful.
worked in bronze, which soon dec
grated their bosoms, bearing tn
simple inscription-I gare gotd 70
iron, 1873 Not an ornament, bu
those of iron, was to be seen, cithe
in dress or in the shops. Theme
have arisen the famous order o
the Iron Cross in Prussia, and tn
beautiful Berlin bronze ornament
80 we'll known and so highl.
priced in every country of Europe
It must be confessed that chivalr,
cannot boast of q nobler fountain
!, of.,'honob nor fashion of amor
touching memorial Of virtue"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-19
NO. l2s.
'T-I T7-,ICURRENCY TERMS.

''FTHe origin of the word sterling
has been, explained as follows ina
yespoadsnee,af tlleN.aY. Ttalss. :
cript; af I'm ,...a5.
Your correspond nee refers to
the pound STERLING, or. easterling,
which, word, l bclieveis commonly
spelled esterling, Some may lot
be aware of the origin Of the word
STERLING about which antiquarians
have doubted. The word estcrl
lings may be found in Spelmans
GLOSSARY. The word was first ap:
piled to English pennies, in the
reign of Edward l, about the year
1879. Henry, in his history Of q.
B., vol. vi, page 29G, London, 1914,
sRys:-In ahe course Of this perl
cd, the silver penny is sometimes
called an esterling or sterling; and
good money in general is somct
times called esterling sordsterling
money 1t is unneeessary;tomenl
,tion the various conjectures of'antl-
quaries about the origin and mean
ing of this appelation. The most
probable meaning seems to be this:
that some artists from Germany,
who were called esterlings from
the situation of their country, had
been employed in fabricating our
money which consisted chiefly Of
silver pennies, and that from them
the penny was called an esterling,
and our money esterliug or sterling
money. % -
Il used to be puzzled to know
why a certain coin was called ANIL
LED dollar. Antoine Brucher, d
Frenchman, invented the mill for
making money, and money was
4 first struck @ithit in1553. 1t was
brought into England by Philip
MetzI, and Elizabeth had milled
money struck in England in 1862.
1t was used in France til. 1886, and
in England till 1872, but gave place
to the cheaper expedient of the
'hammcr' which, in 1917, gave
place to the engine of the Bclan.
cier; which was merged in the great
improvements ofBoulton aud Watt,
at Soho, in 1888. In 1911 the art
was brought to o very great per-
fecticn at the mint in Londoh. .--
One of the most interesting objects,
at the present daygihd,hiIadelphia,
is the whole process of coinage,
from first to last, from the crude
California snuff as it enters the
melting pot, till verities the prov
CRIB and takcth the wings Of an EA-
GLE and tlieth away.
"ThO dollar mark ~ is derived
from thc use of the old Spanish
\ pillar dollar, which was of very
general circulation and known val.
ue, two pillars enclosed with an )
became C. the cypher for Spanish
dollar
PIEry AND PRoFIrs.--A gentIcas
man who employs large number
of hands in ~ manufactory in the
west of England, in order to cn'
courage his people III a due attcn-
dance at church on a late fast day,
told them that ii they went to
church they should receive their
wages as though they had been at
work. Upon which o deputation
was appointed to tell their employ.
cr that if ne would pay them for
over hours, they Would likewise at.
tend the Methodist chapel in the
evening. al, ..a .,f,o5
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-19
Ht I|| ~ = @EIlsLs sI
Look to Your Cellars.

The Germantown Telegraph, says
gbgtthose who have in charge the
are Sf'househofd, should frequent
Il think OF their cellars, and though
theymay not be often exposed to
the eye of strangers, take care that
they are always kept in a clean
condition free from annoyances Of
all kinds. A tidily kept cellar has
much to do with the health of the
family, especially in the spring of
the year, or wherever heaters arc
introduced into houses. No veget-
ahles except potatoes should be stol
red IN. cellars, Especially should
.cabbfges, beets, celery and turnips
be excluded from the cellar, All
these are offensive i'll themselves
ana injurious to health, while at
the same time they are preserved
in II much superior manner out Of
doors. A cellar should be thor
T. . =
onghly white.washed at least once
a year and swept and put in. order
twice amonth. The afr IN a prop
erly kept cellar will not become
impure when the weather is suffi
ciently cold to render necessary the
closing up Of tic open. windows:
while, on tue other hand, the all
of a cellar so closed up, which is
untidily kept, and filled with veget.
ables some. of them in q decaycd
state may be imagined. All cellar;
however should have the outside
doors thrown open for an hour OF
two an midday, in clear days, wher
the temperature is above the freez
ing point. u... ,... ...
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-19

pa- Mr.. Stockes of Trenton, Y.
j., lately sued Judge Naar, Of the
True american, for having put his
marriage among the deaths. AL,
though the accommodating editor Of
ferod to make it all right by put
ting Stokes death among the mar.
riages. the Indignant Benedict
would dol accept the amende honor.
able. Damages six cents. "a ...y,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-19
m Mrs. Smikes saws the rea,

tA- Mrs. Smikes says the reason
children are so bad this generation,
is owing to the wearing of gator
shoes instead of the old-fashioned
slippers. Mothers find it too much
trouble TO unite to whip children,
so'thcy go unpunished; but when
she was a child the way the old
slipper used to do its duty was q
caution,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-19

u The PROMISED "SwARMs" OF Mas.
,sAGlsETrs VoLUNTEERs.--The effort
to raise battalion of the cavalry
regiment from this State, in the
western counties, seems to be a
failure. Probably not more than
one full company of men that stick
have been obtained in all the four
western counties; and some at least
of the persons who expected com.
missionsin the battalion will be dis.
appointed. Lieutenant j. Dwight
Orne, of this city, of the 18th Massa-
chusetts regiment, who came home
to'reeruita company ofthe cavalry,
with the promise Of its captainey,
has abandoned the enterprise and
gone back to. his old position in
the Army ofthe Potamac. Others
will probably follow the same
rse.--Sprinqfeld Republican.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-19
:R BAKERY,
Main Street, Q doors East
of the N. Il. Church.r
of the NJ. Il. ChUrch.

TOHN F. SPATZ begs to return his sin
q cere thanks to his friends, and the public
for the patronage they haze so literally be
slowed upon him and to inform them tina
qe still continues to keep the best bread and
-four, butter, eggs, cakes, sweets, bisc uits
and other articles which are in general de-
nand, to which he begs to add for the COM
fort Of the public that he keeps the best glass
70 ale and boer and tho finest tobacco. Give
him calland you will Aot be disappeinted-
August -, 1891 seay TT .n taE 4.