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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
Important from Gen. Grant.
Capture of Jackson, Mississippi.


WASHINGTON, May ls.-The following
wa, ..ms. received '1f'y at Headquarters of the
MEMpHTs, Tenn, May II.
To H. W. Hdiieck, Gtn. in Chisf.
Papers Of the l4tb from Vicksburg and
Jackson report that Grant defeated Gregg 8
Brigade at Raymond on Tuesday, the l2tb.
The rebel Joss Is admitted in the papers to
be 700. The next day Gregg was. reinforced
by Gen. w. II. T. Walker, of Georgia,
when he was attacked at Mississippi Springs
and driven towards Jackson on Thursday.
A telegram from Canton, Miss, says the
Federals had taken Jackson from the east,
probably by cavalry movement.
Gen. JOS. H. johnson arrived ut Jackson
bn the 18th, and went out towards Vicks
burg with three brigades. He must have
beeu west of jackson when the capture was
made by our forces.
The force which fought Gregg's brigade
was from Port Hudson and Walkers was
from Jordan.
Every horse flt for service in Mississippi
is claimed by the rebel government to mount
their troops
Grant has struck the railroad near Ed.
wards Station.
[Signed 8. A. HURLBUr,
Major Gen.
MURFREEsBOR0, May 1.-THE Chatta.
nooga Rebel Of the 10th says: Gen. Grant
has taken jackson, Miss. He took it after
hard days fighting.
MOBILE, May IA. Jackson, Miss, is oc
cuoied by the Federals. We fought all day
but could not hold the city.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

THIRTEEN negroes were sold at Rockville,
Maryland, on the Both ultimo, for less than
81 900, or about $75 each They were all
likely boys and girls" Clearly, the Sin.
stitution' is in bad way in "My Mary
land"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
Co-Partnership Notice.

mHE undersigned has this day associated with himself
I'll Mr. Marshall A. Sharp, in the Wholesale and Retail
Grocery Business, which will be conducted under the
Rrm name Of OSBORN SHARP, Al The old stand ot
Osborn & Montgomery. A. J. osboRN'
bridgeport Ohio alsrchl7ih, iSeaf spe2w
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

A CoLpoRTEUR going with tracts in log
house of dweler in Ohio, asked the lady
If they had the gospel there. She said,
"No; but they have it dreadful bad about
four miles below" W.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
Thayer q Moves Circus.

From the Wheeling Intellgencer, ofTuesday morning
This Circus, which will appear here on
the I'd June, has been exhibiting with un
paralleled success in Cleveland and Column
bus. We are informed that as performers,
the mem bers of this company stand in the
front rank of their profession, and some of
them are above any rivalry. 1t is said that
there is no such bare back rider in the coun-
try as Bobinson, and the gymnastic per
formances are Of the most wonderful char
acter.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

ALL the iron, clads which participated in
the late fight at Charleston-the Keokuk
Of course excepted been thoroughly
repaired.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

A STRONG effort is making for the ap-
hointment OF Gen. Butler to the command
from which Curtis is relieved. " 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

.ftl,iisiiSfrNtOy'S Notice.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that at the Probate
~ Court Tor Belmont county the undersigned was
appointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate of
william simpson decd aie OF Belmont county Ohio.
All those indebted IL said estate requested 10 make
immaculate payment; aud those having claims against
sad estate are notified to present them tor settlemen nj
within one year from this date.
=, JOHN WELSH. Admir-.
May IA. 1-G3
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
AuctiOneer'S Notice.

THEREBY TENDER MY SERVICES 10 the public
as Auctioneer trusting by due attention to business
to merit share OF public pauonsge, having applied for
s. Any person requiring my services can procure the
same by addressing me atfiurer belmont Co, Ohio.
jail JOSEPHD, NAYS, ,Auc aoneer
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
Local Matters.

rhs Lsreest Circulstioa of shy Papss
pab1ished In Bolmdnt County.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE i hereby given that at the Probate Cour fos
~ Belmont County. Ohio. the undersigned were up.
pointed and qualified Administrators Of the Estate
oi james Hanss, decreased late OF .sid Comfy
All those indebted TO sod rsiate are teque ed to make
payment; aud those having claims against
said estate notified to present them for settlement,
within one year from ih- dale.
REBECCA HANEs,
,,o..a LARK HANES, Aomh
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21

Removal from Main street to
Little Union. next door TO
W1lde's Book store.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-05-21
A CARD.


NEATsFOOTsOIL.-J received and for s.s
WELDAY COLEAIANs Drug Store
fe6 One door West Of Lewis HOUSE 81 Ct lr,vdL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18

rrrccrIsr pErAHrsKsr.

O. p Morton. Governor. Ofses. state House.
r~ss1snce corner q nsrkef ssd Illinois sfs $500
n Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
r. Governor. Ofice, state Hooses resides
with Governor Norton. .-..-...---..-.. zstSf
VIII. Terrell. MAJOR .pd xHfsry Secretary
10 Governor. 0f1es. State House. readenes
Love. Rock. % Ohio strssi---. Ala
W H sehIafrr. xsjor - kegimeni. Indians
vosenf>ers A. b. &. 20 Governor. Once,
sat- House; boards Palmer House-.---- 7.4s
fAa Noble. kdjufsnf General 81 indiana
one state House: boards at Rates House,
tsoo from the state and g. .6s{ pay Of Col
o1el 5,Sf
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-18
M e OICAl.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,

nlsEAsEs OF TIE NERVOUS. syMINAI- TRINA
IL Rr AND SEXUAL STSTkM>-Ne~ and reliable
trestment-in Reports q the Howard Assocation-Sent
BY mail In sealed letter envelopes Tree Of charge Ad
dress DR.. J SklLLIS HOuGHroN. Howard Association
No south Ninth street. Phnscephi. Pa. novT 6s ~
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
rf@o @'r 'Meu s 4 d b ~
Oapenport, So,ua. 'Dpnnertfas. ben II. @e
@tIapttsi III aud btsr ,ptnts tie Rsee,
wsnn 0ineolu au@ iuet, tob eos ben ge'
>... ~ - eu 4. II ~1x.s. 49,

@tIapttsi IT aud bt,r ,ptnts rie Rste,
wsnn 0ineolu au@ fu9t, toe ras ben Ne'
germ 8s8ebsns 9sriprstsn A.balttn lperpsr
maGe. DEM srRtns ldbt 4ineoln Is "a.
btnetiteut Ii fstn,,A 4ob 4 eie ptoftamation
redtselItig fst, eter ntbt, tann befb, 70.
cab rte Rrieaseelpolt. auf t.r G1 rts
Proclamation faet, hf&t ipei'sr reite, ale
pte}Baponrttr, unb tnttih lisel ss' In ttr
Nutur rer Sa&s. tdb tin @ompromie NIT
Gem @lren Gh bauplld9li6 um n. eta.
uereifrass prebsn wtro. Dts tiid6 h,tt,
ilno Auspeee atnus porbonren, um ne
GreibtiteprofIa,nation l&Iiee!i6 ouf ris
faflil9 tsfrcitsn Gflausn iu bslhydnfen.
Dtnn RE Sahs rein unp anfri&ne
mdre. warum rtnn ntdt etn cTtnts, thrill,
des, freiss4une mehulihss @crt2
Eburlow Dstp bat eit Drdbte In Sy'
rdeule, ErumbuQ, rsr ri psr;: rItmse".
@fafrs err rarifalen partsi re '@emtin.
(tcft flneigte. uno CUR sassrrn Npmint,
ftrat:ohepurttt dbfrstne; ff@9ttrt tn Spttns'
flslp Ter bauptu,ataeor sewefen III ffin.
Sm WrRen muete mon GIN ,reni9 inebr
bieten. ois i'm DRtn. Nbsr III rsn San
3en fnret mon {nnere 5a,tnonte. unb es
trillImmsr tlartt su 1aa., rub n.nn ii&
eie wabren Greunee rer &epublif >ni@t
balo mddtis rsesn, rsr Qonisrua,iutsmus
BAG Qano um pte Gra&.e pisiss 8rttbes
uno um fsine 6ofnunosn ts'raSen' nirp,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
Mtiif oari ,.nb pie n6roIieten
@tddtelI,

Gs in cine flr Die n1rrIi&sn TrsiNaa,
ten, befonrsrs rie nprrwe(llidsn, tsf&d.
ihesnce GrfHsinunA, tab In renfslbsn bIe
@opperbsars als mtbr orer wsntaer md@'
ttee Yartst auhtsten, StautS' @onpentio'
t,sn balten unb tnlst YrotIamiruna ibrer
uerrdtberiidsn @runpiiss an pu Babl'
urne Dem loyalen Bolt ben Gampf bisien,
wibrenb in rnm 6flaVtnR:a q
M urt Die Qopp.rbsars nur nod
uls @utridas iiho: 8s1tblo(e 8anren trt'
Ritfn, pbne poIiliide StaatsorRanila'ion,
otne Iidtt. obns @ablurneu. Nibl eins
NAL cine psmofrati,6e parle' btRtbt rort,
(onrern Der polii,f&e Rampf miro nur
nod 0eiubu iwiiten oen rarifaltn .Gman'
eipationiiisn (charcoals) uno Der partsi
ter aumabIiden GmaaeipalionH1 H1en telay--
banks). -+:,,
Das bisber fanatil9e pto(flaprsiblatt,
ter uWi6ouri Ntpublifan", muB. um I'm
Staate eriftiren III f6nuen, -ete &ma#ei+
patton bsilrwerteu. uno ta6 tinii9e,rac'
tiondre rsull9e Blatt I'm @taate, rer
~Nos,iBsr" asbttt'. aur Npmtniit.atious'
partsi. Granf ~: Blair tann nur nod tn
ben 0rsi(taaten ounter: eea Greim6nnern
sinen YloB fnrsn. in Mi0ourl aeb6rl ct
lur partet FER &eaciiondren. Habei 1T
rie Yar!ei psr aumdbliaen Gmuneipatio'
mfeu Mei0ouri's in er5bern @inori'a'.
ole bic goppubsaes in tr9sno etuem narcs
li@sn Staote. Sbre berufenen ,@onpsn'
tionsn psrmaneeln fid pl6Blt& IN @pnpsns
tionen rap.faler Gmaueipaiipniiten, anr
nur unter Dem SduBe Ter @seierunA
frtRst eie Yartei ter claybanks: flmmer
lid unb sbtios ibr Dafein.
Mi0ouri III allen dbriaen Gtaaten
porauseffi,L Dab bsl,neers Dem psutt
(den @!emsnte REQ @taatea rte G0se ee'
b1trt, eas miro pom eansen Qanre ansr>;
fannt. Snetb osrrisnt es. ni&t peniatr
Mnsrfsnnune,z rab ris rorltsen Nmerifa.
MI, obi obi t0r6 Gr3iebuna une Unee'
m5bnuna 9eQen ros usbe! rer StlaSess|
weniesr empfnrlid. ale tie Deut(den. tn
it.en Greibsiteb' trfbunssn ni&t lurdd>
9eblirtsn f'ne.: : =. =
.Wau men { RE Blide auf Wi 0ouri
pnb, Damn auf 9(linois. orr Soma. orer
}r0snb etuem onern n6reliben 5taat.
@e9 sin unteri6tee! &5nnte In rent
SfIopsnRaot Mi0ourt ein. @aneieat. fqr
sih Amt auf rsr pemofrattidsn plaiform
Sera's laufsn? &6nnte cort etn Tuttle
ia wdBbfsfR;k een' @oIt ein I fdE elm u ma>
den au wouen 2. @ewieiM njat.
@dbrsnp mir biz potroten efs g(or<
tenS duff taS trcB rer Sflupsrei frete upp
noble MiGoutt srrwsiien, n11asn. (I& obsr
un(sre @oppt,beaee s'(aat iein lo0tn, eab
Mi 20 u:r,ts + H1o,i{den; ibne,n,
uno btu u ebeile eine. u ns
lbsrRetsti@t g @fteen an B
9ebaut bat. -,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
Meactipu.

.Mm 2. @epibr. bitlt eie republiflnif@e
unionepartet Nem:Yort6 in @vrueu6e
eine @taale Nominaiiens Gonusntion.
Das Su @tance astomnene Eidet entbdIl
Namsn pen eonleIpatiuen Nepublifanern.
BON &rieee. uno losas son Griereus. Dr.
motraten. Sc btstet etmas ilr &Qs, nrr
niats fl1 he RarifaIen.
Dislem 1idst eona entipre&ent dnp Die
Bsf4ll6e Der @onvsn!ion. eon renen mir
fol0snre 5tuei auffubren:
uDir balien 60 fir unosrtrd8lit nit
rer Gbre Der Notion,.c Hebelle>n
t<eenb wel&e:a neer.e Gries
eensbeeneeu n in ~ 81 a.
den, ais .p-te in ptr, 8.unoees
uerfa(lun8 e.ut j al ten n.
>9a& Mabeate riefm Wnnen lie abcr it'
rsrseit. tbre 6teue in. Ger Union wifpfr
sinnsbmfu." -, :. .,,,r.! l.:
: .Di. Bretbei,sprellamaIion tts YraG,
renltnj SsA'B $rieSSma,fre8e,l
q at1i 4 unb ee1sdtf ertt,8,L"
psrrisnt Die Biaieuns allsE eoYalsn, une
wiro Yen eH .gatammlune untseinet ae'
espttrt. :: ,,..
Die pur9 Spsui4rift btruoresbobenep
@orte spurten }nffe4Be Mn;sE ptment6 bin:
einee(9altet, mpraue .um 40 rtuilidef ~
erttnntn II, rab rie @npeption ubne aue
Radl&t nuf rie @ttois7t 7ttr 5umanttdt
une ru Civilization .ete emancipation
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17


Scr Grfiuoer5 sss ddiro o'Musnaf&sn
GonttolI Appas sasts Iar 0tfeabatnen, br:,
Mayrtcftr ;tn Disn, bat uaIxnsf dns
.Gtnaatt an'taSl 6srreus nab AtgeerDne'
.,n. bous asma&t, NORM ~ tiusn Abatu'
,aunss. .appa.at anjstat.-Die Gtnti&<
liune ptsifs Apparatss dfffptssutr : sSsesr
.Abssosenitfaaitt, (einf s,iu.at eut@, sttnt {
.unmsttll&f .Bspsaana slslaeg banss auf
ttnsns setI Ijr:t per fa tsfnlnlt4sn xneptf
1a8,tafar wAts staasssta appafi, ]. lta,,n atll !;
1pst jut ttlpsu Ssltsni pa fttnltes,lI 4 nte
.hebt* 1auies arasbra&le y! aftln ll ,babsfn w
.siptipy&f 6teaunG eatr rIslbe Pwebl. POP %
pieltm ~nis spsn sysfgs p!eHsm Unit slnsm
Blide abssfebsn Yetssn. lnne9. u ~ ~
f4stnen9 9eis,i&pafita anltf, anf sss ,ptts n
ben, EafA Hne VIC. ysiseaT Tpunftes sauf 81
El&pag,sa Eafl, ,ipsbab stn Did 9sallst.
IN ad(psIst$ elsM aistisa.. ssfs lRls lRRlsae.
vitdt iu febs,l<s4l#a sHassasaG ssalassas3s,,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
e. ertpartst, In ga aberu,alS uominirt unp
srmdblt ~ wsrpsn. Gr p.ih pab feline
Nisalen fdr ttn orbeiteu mll1sn, um G9

e. erpartst, In ga abermalS uominirt uni
erwdblt ~ werpsu. Gr wsih, pa6 lsin
Nisalen fdr i'm arbettsp mllsn; UNI lid
aeesnist,fa unm6alit bu MAIDEN unp an
Gnre ba, II NOD fsinsni Spab taran. -
uebriesnt mdnt man ttin,J boe II fit
iebr perre&net bsfammsrt ii& abe,
au6roaib ese boffrsi(ss ouosblid!id (cnN
nsnie uu. ben fanf.iaen ptdfesntsn. Mau
bal Grn fires lu btnfen.
Man Dtlt @aebin9tun ni&t flr 6&u,
4laubt d& nlAl rur& rts Yotomaearm,,
asredt unp Gtbt nit dnaitlt&sr Sponuuna
Zen GrsianiNsn sntet9sn. In, Bruti'
Auhaeeerti&sn rf.blt &c Nuur nia,; "a
oter Dl.ore's @tmss sins arobs Ab'bsilunA
Don 1rupptn no@a New Yort bat isnren
mdi1sn, eob'r perbdl,nibmabie nur (&wo&
ii. 10 traut man {d6r / tsbbalb fcl&enSs.
ri&tfn um 10 piel lpsni9tr. Mm msiaen
tsunrubiot il man, p,il mon etr po,o'
moearmse MID, traut. Wan 2srSdbt 6@
-ats fh nttttte s@rtrimntBB. stob rae &ops
pnbtare|en,tni fttt artimDiFSisreeorps.
ia (oaat i'm 9tab, p.rtreten Yet uno rub
rarin rer @rrnr entbnIttn. rob Wsaee
feline 1rurpsn ni6r ttfolgrtt&r urwtn:
r,t. Wean sriiblt I'D slsife': g. Hthten
BON einaeInm Yer(6nli&fsitsn,B bte ans
unstautli&e a1tn,.n, pic tnr,6 esm pa.
rt.r an5urertranen 7ni&t. salbiam, isin
m5hh. 49, . ~ i ,ra
,Gine pulfea.ion nare stsfsmnu4 70
balp ais ,nur m6aIi& go!bwtnOia. ,>Wsn.
Msaee g(ou cine lplds, pu(u&t babsn,, IA.
fur aber jfsi Der t@uiuotins psrfallen (sin.
Man iprib. ron ietnsr Nabebtppra. bsnetn
Gnlfs1nlnn Dom Sbsteommanpo. upp
'osr pirp als iein mutbmaeltdsr Na&fel
atr, ,aenannt Central bewete!*) G&er.
li& Sin (&le&ts, 1auid. ba. fte Wuuns
f&afttn Mears 8tobes >@trira,sn'i iett. in
5omaTpt atsr ;fetnss ~ ffessn Arfa6s bat.
jSe:: ::piel IL a.wib. bewarrs, per mad
Matpe urlaub erbaliepsbaite junp tprt flr
81: besorfebenrsn Dnblen ,bdta mar. IA
plasli& ur:Atmse cab0evufsu }poresn, unp
ttn Brkf. etn * fu1a ,.yer lstasr aAtreile
an sinfn: :Greunpsf4ritbs uuo ~ i'm post,
iane Catl9 Qourisr. petoTentli@t wotesn
IT, 1T, ;ba't&nsue iaenua. tnsem, u nit
patrto'if9sr Gnnlfunp ltu pie upstnis'
fti, IN ben polss9unpE tn bse.I: q mes
re Noreene }pridto ,eur& uel&s Cen Re-
ttusn Bqri&ub une 1llfs asl'taa psrre.
Dob 6omarp nteen1fplb lb,.r Diui.
lion in"ren poliHi&en gynpo!bten be
Offahtseerps pIssNb swadbsotetst per.
Zen ~. eas IT, : b e4la@@.e es:1:
Na&fsns msbr. Il, -:
@tntral s&u,l II tsautuae bdl! I'D
in pbilaeeIpbia auf. ! ,,,q g.,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17

9ass 4anteH4tH Daast55 rut'&ss asss.'
wdrii9aiu: 9t.. Bouts 9toaut pitu7une
talp fenie7ftin foa, ift sdsu teffimmt51 IN
zen .o,lantilatn s@tsra0sru sr,naurt 3u
,rsre.n anb 3uetf 4, ,wti1n sc DddseIuUB
nv@ 70 ,tanae taust,, Ssssn Gbartlon.
Dae1 @Giif foI eta: sans >asaes Dutfss'
f9db, an Borp|habtn. tpa@ee fsit 8atjsm
uon siusm Martns. OfE3isy. ttfunusn tfat
Dofslbt ptso otne Ssis@il&sn Gsusr iur
,9si,s aeN.lt1 |uup man .pasln capen
,ercee Dttluns. :--1Dato Sos srte&if&s
Geutr. {lnor h y neusRs.a 8eit s53wsi patsnts
in @a{binatonr tstsusseuommsn,o ttass,
,pcn 'Alfrso Bsrn,Y Y1ntn' ;0n{tp City 'dus
If: Mou. 1862 Aub' stn seti,ss son eeSt
.5bort pons DuHalog iN.} g., tu1 Stunt
1863. 'aDas' son 0sH. u@ismo.e. 8eeeeH
.@ba,t.ffon IT, sanpsnbuna osstsa&te loli
.ras mad etm patsnt son. .Berafp buettsts
4fiu,. ~ 7T,3 1'6a15**Ttt :, =,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
1 ~ fiII43aa r 9 # f IF 70 1LUTt1i4fEs sf5

! s.',s.'s: !. y H9Es=5 rgE N73J 8aN neIshii
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17

~ Das ftbtte uur ned, .bpwarb, Der fsinf
tctale unfdbistttt 70 elduunb ais Stsers 9a9.
fuigtr bptumtnttrts! Saast. btn ttftn @tntIol
etr N.mts, ld6t man 8elrltsn trsretrsn, ot,pobl
eyti@ st,stat, rptt fsbr manftnst 8stttsrneisn}te
beedri. uub poratb u,a&te IL: an gum DsffRis'
tabe1 es1 go'omae1tmfs atsr Is ~ unmhs'
lid. ;. ;Anm. b. R.b.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-09-17
Cine @pmne nit Manb9loff en-


Nrams. 8lair. VinroIn It. ,e. ibrt Angel
ouewt'fen, bat renn au& Il, pbilatelpbia
!. .@a3ette" ,lnfeft &p mini frafton filr rin.n
meilsrtn Germir tu1d tins @lprffedticns' !
! 6pmne smpfobIen, III Mt i,aa ttm Bsi,
lpfel rer loYdltn yr1ift inteb mit " tfigen
&dneBloHsn, fpiepeiosbsn. 'T77 i .'.'
Dde sera&is 9luu sablt v1Denr,@rub'
tbattn Qineoln's ;duf: ~ 3.
y Die Administration fat tieft 'Ne.
[publit sur ,9r66tsp Wil'tdrmadt Der @slt
aimaaf, -unb ttnnob ldef IL Ga .pon
Gn0Iane unb Granfrsid yfocIen" unp
fam NIT 2es unp Seyulpur ntat fertts
perten. 81" '''l -,
q Git bat ten na,ivunlfn Gr,tit auf
eins untrTadtsrltae 8aGs e.bottn. -
ra{fefss 8Ginnnsfdnfltr 8 beiet Gbol., unp ibm
iattnt 6trr, 9ineoIn nt&t 'btfonrtre grin
Su lstn. .'-< u =
81 @it butti. @fluyer.t In e.n Fu.
riiorien at9,fb lift uno often, Atfi&,en
(sic j tes Slreus auf unisrt unAebtunn
Domi insn far immsr sin Gnee eemadt,-
ras t6mmt allse auf Ten Gtre{l e.s Con.
erfiffs. '...'. ''''
ID Sire To!itif BAT eas Dol. son
.@e{tuirpinieu uno MilIouri in rtnStanr
8tisBt Fd ri Stlouerr otrrittt1N az :
mdbNgtr Emancipation iu .unerietn, =
In mAfoutt fftt ,(e nc@ eeoen eis gman.
Tpa arionihsn 'auf Stfttn tfrjsnissn. trtl&e
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-01
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

A correspondent draws our at
tention to the mountain of public
debt thxt is accumulating upon us
ii debt unparalleled in the worlds
history; for while the gigantic debt
Of other natious are the accumula,
tons of centuries ours is almost the
work of a day. In reference 10 the
bill before Cor gress, to issue bonds
to- tho amount of,one thousand mil
lions of dollars, our correspondent
asks if we have thought for mo.
ment of the magnitude of these fig
ures. We know what a minute is
an hour-a day. When we utter
these figures, we do not know that
q thousand millions of minutes have
not elapsed since the birth Of our
Savior! and that a dollar for ev0ry
minute oftime since the commence
ment of the Christian Era would
not suffice to pay a debt of one thou
sand millions Of dollars! Such are
the gigantic proportions of q deb
which this war ia heaping upon vi
and our posterity, to be met only
by reputation or by grinding tax
ation.-Enquirer.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-01
A LUCKY LOSER.

LITE of Ems relates the follow
ing story:
"A gentleman on entering the
reading room Of the Kursal found
o louis at the foot of a chair. No
man was in the room at the time,
and the gentleman said to himself:
This coin belongs to chance, and
let chance do what he likes with
it, and 20 he went into the play
room and threw it on the table. In
three minutes after the piece Of
gold had become n rouleau, which
in the twinkling Of an eye had
become in its turn several bank
notes. The gentleman took them
up, and returning to the reading
room saw another gentleman look
ing for something on the floor.
What have you lost?' asked tho
first. 'Oh, nothing but twenty
franc piece, which l must have
dropped somewhere here i found
it, said the other, and without
hesitation he handed to the other
four notes of 1000 francs each and
some gold, adding, You say it was
a twenty franc piece you lost it is
not my fault if the tapis vert has
changed it into paper; but if you
regret the transformation, the play
room is open, and will soon retrans-
form it into less than the gold
piece The original owner of the
twenty frame piece did not require
much pressing to induce him to
take the windfall so unexpectedly
offered him."
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-01

;, Henry Clay said twenty years a.
60 Of the Abolitionists-"With
them the rights of property are no.
thing; the deficiency OF the powers
of the general government is no.
thing; the acknowledged and incon-
testible powers of the states are no.
thing; civil war, a dissolution ofthc
Union, and the overthrow of q gov
ernment in which are concentrated
the hopes oe g civilized world, are
nothing. A single idea has taken
possession of their minds, and on
ward they pursue it, overlooking
all harrieri, reckless and regardless
of all consequences" Henry Clay
told the truth.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-01-01

MARRIAGES IN FEUDAL TINES

MARRIAGES IN FEUDAL TINES.
The law of England was not ex-
actly similar to this, although suf-
fciently barbarous to deserve the
execratiohs Of all who respect the
privileges of woman, 1t was q
lucrative mode of extortion, even
so far as down to the days oi
Charles 1, both with the crown
and the inferior nobility, to sell
their wards in marriage. This most
barbarous custom gave to the lord
of the manor the right of tender
ing a husband to his female wards,
while under age, whom they could
not reject without forfeiting the
value of the marriage; that is
without forfeiting as much as any
one chose to offer the guardian for
such an alliance. And the larger
the property of the ward, the larger
was the value of the marriage
Thus, oar fair readers will perceive
that in those days of chivalry and
honor, Of knightlJ feeling, and ro.
mantle generosity; when lsncei
were set in the rest to uphold the
beauty of an eyebrow or maintain
the perfection of an ankle; wher
the Queen of Love and Beauty
presided over the tournament helC
in honor of the ladies; in thos'
chivalric times they were bough
and sold like cattle, and men made
blanks and prizes of them in tn,
lottery of life.