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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-22
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Th, Ruatsvls ..d7eea.s gIs e .is sas.sss.i...s tf
a ,oss.e Il s rsa. u4is. f1r.esl saad a. r.asi
er's cS9ss Isoaj,, aSout ;si:ty l. pes[nsvts. o.
LAiog g.oD, .ea, tns 3,a! as - .sas ral.tn
lag or, ali scccsgsfal expe},i n sssst rt:.;,
see Ee ms. fe yea fa.l res iuisn,3 IL 4.oig.5,iss
VINO r. I'd tho wt.to fae Ia tcken u sarEeadsr:
"Hs approach 70 recai:e tbe'r erms when sn
o,ber heavy .laln IF tsa reei .nts cane oa hia
fl sah ana rear ani b gan Sc ii his msa, sni tie
pori;oa uhc h rSiaxa be WLto dax ;rsso1s osna y
lined ii the ali5g Taa ggtiaas Forrest ard his
bfsvs man reiufasa the ii o !. ,ufoasg T1ey lad
'opiy ten rounds OF nransuait;o. Ii 81 rounds
aae ,hea toU sht .ssr way cat, Vim loss o. 1J "a
killed wonaeo; sua ri;ssag. Tne kiied Ero esii
mated &C aboti. 81 tss5 woJu.Gsi st Is0 goo hs
t ere piijoners. 1he woald d sso fsl into lac
hands OF the enemy
1T Ia SSH thai, il q - lag ti3s wsy owl, orr
brave troors uaA ed tie nselyesiE 40 IL aa 81 d
charged tbs eaexay's cO,,lni thst bai ems .ucon
to. ie lear. sio 20 ana tnLsi Forrest ree.si l.
ed In tho 10 collect his aeassursd AZ bling
them oat AID tie 5nsuls Closed Lp tteis cetuscu
.fsr most OF Forests msl h pssst .hronah and
ca1ns very near catching II III lie tBsapsd by !.
i. g st fail spe,d along rssi,s and Leaplns his
horse ovsl a zen rsii fsnee. CDe Nh, Witnessed Els
asaape said lhas tle last ha CT forzaxt rs wss
flying the ssace, iyiag Hat on lii hossa, ,ua
nund e5s Of kule,s wers fl siay alter hsn 0as
bu lst passed through bis sas. Strange TO asy cot
oas snsn was les. III h hsirg thei- way Cut
Forrest went v ith aEo.. sd men and
cane back with stsl. 3C.0 Bss.dss 10 leg $50
n =, ore # his Jaount il To oTze.a hu,ss Ia the
ias. Fl ID. ase shs enfTa7 eep gsSd thee lessia
| iKl SIX csnnca, III Original ns5ihsr Hs trassed
the 1eaEaassa river a. EEa sGAr al .toa, 1ena., 4
Htse rottlweR. af Lesisysoa. On lssstssy Eight
kaa ftiisy mnr1i sg sRa sasausssd 81 Icon iatn
Sunday m rriag. Tia enesaJ cana. s,eoo EtrS rs.
Saturday, sfssraoo: a:idfore u AZ OF hsrtle. xad
wax so yssGg W. se Fo.ra br3ashs L's artillery
TO bsa- on the Aneil ia tta AID taes rsirsa'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-22

FrisoE hsms -Ihs foioS!ng Hsgiyais wcr~
oarso.eiaa ~ Carte fhald<S yesterday Wa II
Hsfl1e, co h ss.L We to Re .. I mar issd: fsas.a
,h:tI lass ,rcn, Jaau-ry 1Sti; al gstsher.
Efaceh'e artillery, daasriioa; Johs Ya.t.rscp, L K
Frociss Lasc dsctrl, VIZ u,.stt sssh Elav.n
john strtnsf-id. crr ssripts sept by the Provost
karhhsl ef Pets .stare: AMI Ema~ua Aysr Elias
Agar. Jss Parks Jim emilssr, VIM Je~sii, VIM
Ennissr. Eensy KFx ceLsuipts. ssnt By Esjw
syssr. from Psse e.u1ty. VI; Vim Esax:er and
Joan W Fhiri.s 60 Il 33l W, dsssr,ions sasid
Va, end VIM H31A 5sh vs.. 10 bssans - .hete reel,
snena; aeoj a!tt y, aes N asil:lsfr, charges 70
b. prslsfree; Osry.N Eu. .5u CO 4 Ga Va 10 be
Eeni - BIS regimen fsaiss0ay tas.e 6esa .
Caste.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-22

Fires -Ab:u. tao o'clock yesterday morr lag
frs MSS observed making raJit hsxdwsy tn The
barrel factory formerly attached to the ill OF
War sick and BsTksdzls. located on the extension
OF 18th street, iea over tbs canal connecirs the
Eas.n ead Dock. Owius to the combr sibie usture
Cf tie materials OF whiso Sha building was CON
possd 1t was sooa In a light bisz,, AID Gs8ed Eli
the efforss If the frs b. Jade &zd ii IL who had
Rssec bod, oo tso sounding CT the alarm to "a IL
oct. In about taiety mites the barrel factory
with sii rs sppassanaoces of woode, uature had
been rst u led to sshes, scd d3xt.d down the null
rare wlish pts sSea undsrEeAtalt The factory had
sssed II lie m manufacture Of chsirs, who were
rb5us txsiag posssssioa Of the premises The
bu ldiDg Adorned one end af the 6nockoe Ware.
h0,aue, tns window sis Of wAio1 were fred by the
stored tasf~io by s.sr. alis tbs barrel factory
was kurEin,, tho flames rose to srea. height snI
sa. hfs IL the Doors ~ AiAd3ws of she sl;.hssst
sorrer of ozS OF tae luEasss us.isSo s. Ills located
dieees,y op2tste. /: waS tSOdshs sor 8. tas tisue
ihat ttis yausb;a property Sond LscGns preY
t iis sn,ss cszsa,, If tbs drs had gotten oasa
sts7:el IN sas bus.aiyzg sEoSe weu'd have been no
hopes of sl7!as II Two energetic tsssx ,ns Ness
cary IL EttSl4aaca, s.d ly tshi.sy p.,sasssio q.
ths ircs pump in !hs .,isSo s5i ss.e l3:eoa asy
nsins I. sssse -, h,si p.ossn. snch . caiasi.y
soGis sssssi - sHelsy 81 lhs wf,.asSA sal sits
sss.xssss. s.a tbs si(is of the lai searekSd
ass.ise eve-Y Ice. L .x ihsush: LAT tbs tar.
faa:ori ush. Escn G-s sso silly left en- the
ls sri .ea aufsssg ez sctns.i-a asds "a TUESDAY
.ET;.c IL . vf.s y.ss.5 5y iosurerca.
EEoEt = aftsr tue 0c1 c1iffeEee cf Ihs shove. EfS
D.rss ct 10 It's ci.ior OF stna, luidnss CT. sssS
eF;sus street, nto f.ankli1, occupied as stat5As
sma!! shops and residences T.o Of the bal dtn3a
wosa paTila;iy degtrcj odths sab.s I'D ssr. iatfs
hooke Of Arltrr Brown. 2 f.sa n.an OF oo.or, aod
tie shop and resids.es of Lauii Dsnsaiss Both
p6r..ss saved nserl2 ali Iae.r ia-citnIs 1hs
buil5iles G.lcrgsd 10 Hr sas.r Il. arsGA
The sia:n Of Eie iasA GIT, at;ui Il o'eit et wss
easssd BY the surrIng If x0odsr sLsd on i-gtnis
street: ne srly oppoai. t!.e nossh end " tia Dan.
vii D Raj; oad Depot. ENID ~ tir. Husa Resgso,
s.s,d occupied by Er. Johl = Head az livery $40
bic. Chs iifs, which II sapE ossd to have beer 90.
elGsht.iiy col4uan,catsd was >. TAR red oafst.
Ing cat II lie tetf o: ihs ctice attaths To ihs
e.stsa. The psopie residing la the via.i,f sue.
ceedei ia res Mag bofees tbr Cd carsiskes :si
b1ggs. v h,l, se,s In tha burning boi.ii.g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-22

COMMIsslOA1Rg sALn OF TWO TIuy.
~ MuRfE oa lesh Aad vsaaSle ssssesa, -
vNuaais LOT on Bread between 1iH an1 81 -
The undsHlsnea. Co@MimlcnerA appoisssa b. -
Circuit Ocrrs u the Usay og 1soamona q - -
s.ylsi "syss 4 A. W EsC.shy z sls }" ~rl .
2. r.. trocs;d to ell at puANe anstssa, "a ~
premises, ihs following pfeQeEty. - Wit:
koe OF Land nuuttnS On HID 06ooes Dea1 u
Intersection with vsnabls slsses, ~ fsss 3 6sh0,
on which stands Q good nrsmed taaensaA =,
A Lot Of Land neae Ne foeegoon9, ftuotone %
feet inehss On Veneble olrest, noa1 ~ into2oo-
tion with l6.h szess, oaWAlsA also aanAD AUmod
tenement.
4 Lot q Easd q ths osutA - a leeed etssss.
hetwean aiex "a - 81. Aua&iag - ~ a run.
ning baek 00 fbse. -
TKRns-Cns.tAled eaaA; ~ Aalanao a q sred1H
Of and 12 monthA tatoeost edAo1. cd title ro-
tanned ustii the wAoae pusshass noasy = - -
. eouvsyanes directed By ths Oousk n ths pas-
eaassrs dssifs u he wAele pusshess nsnsy no
be peid In cssh.
ihs utls b bsllsvsd = b sesS; - osunisssoa-
su VIII aenvsy. hewevsf, VIM sPssaal wusaaay..
The tAxes for 1850 - - pal1 b tAe pOoAaeaeA
xIl1 I T1sHs szsSs }oe.nA
Gals conducted hy 0ODDla Z APPlAson, Aue-
tIsneefA lA1l-a6Du
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-22

''''+''VAis All rag FzsLisa IN THE GRAND
AMY.
axe sew f0'k Hratd. ef Saturday, hss etsr.
= .N ers.isism er lsstcr Witch appes-s Ia III.
s" iota Tim" written from the asasy OF Inc Ps-
N@se Tns Herald ssys:
la "a "a oas ADeiiiicn organs 6t this city pub
tls .u iytssr tAsstTdSy, purp0stine = come lren
ws,s a.t@qsss'srs Of lie lrmy cf tks 1otssnss," /"
oomS... !. : s.onsxieaiion by wkos3xts af sslA tal
shis =, so sc Ihs ens.aye Al ths DECLARED Woonea.
ks,s,Ssssas sasoyAl pablteaians ef "a ~ asuDeClgs
''ss sspessess1 ~ ~ 0evNuusat aaaouAl
, 1863-12-26
Nnthing TO Do.

Miss Molly McMorgan was hearty and hale,
But wished to be slender and languid and pale,
So defrauded her stomach of half OF its due,
And cheated her muscles of exercise too.
She dipped in goblet her fingers so fair,
And wiped just the tips with delicate air,
And laid her white hands on her indOlent lap,
Too vacant for converse-too vain for nap
Forstill twas her elm, in attracting the view,
To convince all behoders she had nothing to do.
Miss Celestia Ftz Mackerel will fritter the day
Over worsted and Crotchet, DER novel or play.
She sorts out her shade with an accurate eye,
But her mothers pale features unnoticed 90 by,
Who half worn to death with her family care
Never gets any help from Celestia, the fair
For the getting of dinners the toll and the stir
Of such vulgar pursuits, are disgusting to her;
And thus to her non-descript creed she is true
Her mother may toll yet she's nothing to do.
0 youths yet unmarried, ye dream with delight
Of home of your own that no evil can bl ght,
Decked in roses of Eden, from fadirg exempt
OF an Eve that no contraband apple can tempt,
Where all in good order AID concert win move
And babies well trained bring an ocean of love,
And pride hid in smiles Of affection shall glow,
And wealth hand in hand with Economy go 4;
Let me give you warning, and bid you beware
Of quicksands beneath though the surface is fair
Avoid like the Upas with poisonous dew,
Those exquisite ladies who've nothing to do.
, 1863-12-26

case, it was many years before his immense
popularity caused the money to be refunded;
and, indeed, he himself was never entirely
satisfied with the act.
Public danger in those cases requires
the exercise Of this power and such danger
is the only thing that the Constitution al
lows it to be permitted, and the only thing
that can either palliate or excuse the exer-
else of this despotic power. An officer who
attempts to violate this most sacred right, in
state of profound peace, shows a disregard
for civil rights truly alarming, and disposi-
tion of aggression both pernicious and dan
gerous. 1t is deadly thrust at the Consti-
tuition and civil rights, made from willful,
unjustifable despotism.
If the President of the United States
permits the military officers under his au-
thority to thus trample upon our liberties
and our courts Of law, then indeed he shows
a disposition for useless oppression and ar
bitrary military rule truly alarming.
With anxiety l await the terminus of this
affair, for upon its issue rests the personal
security of every citizen, and for my part l
shall never cease to condemn and oppose
that man and that Administration, which,
without shadow Of cause, attempts to place
US all under military rule and martial law
I hope, however, that this disposition will
extend no further, and that any officer who
attempts such demonstrations here, or in
Oregon, may meet the measure of Justice
ATTORNEY FOR NANNY.
, 1863-12-26
NUMBER =.
SCIENTIFIC Paradoxes.

The water which browns us-a fluent
stream-can be walked upon as ice. The
bullet which, fired from a musket, car
ries death, will be harmless if grounded to
dust before being fred A crystaiized part
Of the oil Of roses-so graceful in its fra
grance-a solid at ordinary temperatures,
though readily voatile-is compound sub
stance, containing exactly the same elements,
and exactly in the same proportions, as the
gas with which we light our streets. The
tea which we daily drink, with benefit and
pleasure, produces palpitations, nervous
tremblings, and even paralysis, if taken to
excess yet the peculiar organic agent called
theme, to which tea owes its quantities,
may be taken by itself Gas theme, not as tea)
without apprecable effect The water which
will allay our burning thirst, augments it,
when CONCEALED into snOw so that Capt.
Ross declares the natives of the Artic re-
gions "profer enduring the utmost extremity
of thirst, rather than attempt to remove it
by eating snow" Yet if the snow be melted,
it becomes drinkable water Nevertheless,
although melted before entering the mouth,
it assuages thirst like other water, when
melted in the mouth it has the opposite eff
feet. To render this paradox more striking,
we have only to remember that ice, which
NETS more slowly in the mouth, is very
efficient in allaying thirst.
, 1863-12-26
Watch Repairing.

TENHE subscriber would inform the citizens C3
of Walla Walla and vicinity that any Elsk
work entrusted to his Through the ex- -
press) will receive his personal attention, From his
form it in a manner unsurpassed in the State.
Charges as low as elsewhere, and all work war
ranted
Heis also prepared to fill any orders in the Watch
and Jewelry Business, with dispatch. at the lowest
possible prices. JACOB COHEN
Portland. Oregon, April7, 1852 [19m6
, 1863-12-26
L. y. RECTOR,

County Auditor of Walla Walla Co., w. T.
Ofice-with Clerk of the o. S. District Court
City of Walla Walla.
IN EEDS, MORTGAGES, Powers of Attorney, and
IL ot er instruments of writing carefully drawn
up and Acknowledgements taken. Instruments for
any part of the United States Acknowledged or Ger
titled under the Seal of the District Court.
Aug s, lS63.-tf l.. j. RECTOR.
, 1863-12-26
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE.
Abbottss Old stand,
WALLA WALLA, w. 7.
w. P. HORTON,

TUSTTICE OF THE PEACE and CRY RECORDER,
u Will attend to collection Of debts, cOnveyances
acknowledgement of deeds powers of Attorney, trans
fers of real or personal property, etc.
Office, City Council chamber, I'd story OF Bank Ex-
change. Dec D, Ioo5-y
, 1863-12-26

The case of Amos ". Nanny, vs j. Stein
berger, Commander Of Fort Walla
, 1863-12-26

"MAss Tom Oh Mass Tom howse I 60
ing to get down dis ladder 2" "Come down
the same way you went up, you blockhead !"
replied the master, running out to see what
was the matter. "De same way as [ come
up, Mass Tom ?" eyes, confound you and
don't bother me anymore p Well if must,
I must P- and down came the little darkey
head foremost,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-10
THE GREAT poLIrTcAL CONTEST.

Our readers must bear In mind that life
is very uncertain--that they have to do a
great work 10 a short time. That was
striking and remarkable advice given to Judas
Iscariot - "That thou doest, do quick.
w." We say to all who may condescend'to
read what We publish, that nowi;ths a.,
rebted tine Aths DAY Of Anerica'
Salvation.
ToSbring abont that salvation, thSre must,
DO unity ofSStion, concentration Of purpose
and a thorough organization Of parties to
achieve the victory MSStdSaSs peal ard
and assumed might must yield to an irresiat-
,Sbte pressure from without, IFfeesOR tnust
be saved, the Union mnstbe restored the
Constitution must be preserved, State rights
Spd Local institpiipns nds be respected
and the sovereign nations which have here
tOfsre mads-apsih e grand and ~prSsRssess
American Confederation must be led 70 Zee
and believe that. it is in Union that thei r
strength lies; that the AnslS Saxon rpca
on thefwestern continents are destined TO
BE united as one family, and to'achievtt the
liberties Of their brethren Of an nations
Let the Democratic party remember thai
in "evening lime it shah be light" Th'
unparalleled psstings which are beng helt
~thrcashout he STATE OF ohioby the sr;eSa'
and admirers Of the Hon. CT. YaIIsndig
hsn are an earaert Of What bessingsj are il
store for oppressed humanity, Cheer, boys
cheer !" the dark days 1bfinttiguefs, office
holders, sgoy Ospnentgi obers ~tErahlcals dea
pots, i~iterstsbat cunning ana crafty none
changers are now numbered, and the octo
Der ballot box aud its contentsTYill drowl
them all in their own political corruptions
Right has a. lengshrrdslesedla ~hosteos0n
est and determined war 10 bvhe will cru
Abolitionists- the WCnde | Phil 9 follow
srs LIN die month IF October extahdplsh
tho t,se Of liberty III every State both Merit
and soathy and thus proclaim to al nation
that the American people are tasolTsd ths
oil tue statec shall hare their constitutions
!, righta restored to them and their perpetns
ton guaranteed 10 the latest generation
p!S.htags teat4H SSfhn3 ,ieNst Se set Z
6r5e:, and then peace, Mutual frieadAiP an
; hsrmon5 #tN 1lcSs the coutihen Of Amer
: ca. sBdFBe Aq!EF9lG ystS sss AglSridu
union Of the Augl0 rSAnAon race occupyin
this hemisphere. With their soaring -eagl
strstchj1g her wings from shore 10 shor
and from pole 10 pUle!n :
-----~- +rt~i{4 - 4 -ual
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-10
Eaton's Brightest Day.

Democrats of Preble county,
"quit 70 like men," Lay the mat
ter to heart. The work before you
is great; you are called upon to
muster f0rthepolitical battle which.
10 To be fought IN Ohio D tha 18th
Of October hsSt IA q preparatofy
step, you are ballsd upon ,oSasSemI
BILE in Eaton, on the 10TH OF THIS
MONTH. Come in shoals-in pro.
eessioaS--ia bugggiSs-in wagons;
drawn by from four to ten horses /;
come on FOOT; and by railway
bring your wives, helps and chill.
drsn, rcOme with streaming BAN
ners, With noble fiagS and bahds Of
music-come carly, leaxeeall rise
ABOVE self and come; bring your
stored baskets, wake up
"rise and shine for. your light il
Gomez Let the day, the vas
crowd, the speeches, the object TO
which yen meet and your deter
mination to have the Hon. G. L
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-10

gy1IIod CINCINNATI, %,
Is, sa.t sag ,so., Sept. Z, 1863

Ma EpToR,-Your paper comes
to me so very irregular, ] have
come toothe conclusion to give ripl
takingditany more. Some months
.Tltceiyo may be two or thFte pa,
pers, Diff oftenel one paper, orfleue
At All. II. you viii send MO your
account, / will send you the amount.
tI l.in ~ Yours truly,
% 7'a@'''h JAMES MAGILL.
Erhe above letter furnishes an.
otter confirmation ofthe Unceasing
efforts made BY certain ralties, to
crush The DsNecl,qtte isSa sud
Rim its conductors. Why hotiI
they are english, and that isenongh.
We were told the other evening,
by an Eaton loyal magistrate, that
we should print things at a consid,
crabIy cheaper rate, when tlleI adj
vertisemcnt was 70 state the time
wheR,anA the Rlhcsatbwaiehi the
otc Ths wortI,v rcntN8a1 aadc6l
lthat wa lad our, ner,o,, aud Sr5b
ortv nrotarted,onh9t,a T,nv,l E57
i,ays gaha tIovsl 81 sapp!saisN oSYItd
Work at : a sb3eSabSsIr! a rat {d f$o z bnosn r:fs
+thsv 1erttGd iTf tBelsbb Sal,e "a }n Tmo,
6oElo,fgcsd ByKSS4pTnGlcn7'17 A, ts ~,
orof. 80, = Pot,;ot, iii ho
,.a,. 800 ~ ithar Kina,sqsa1on !,
.thohao6Sso Whom bebccam, II once
Sra,Sl a.5p.ndo IT, ",
'E-e:.I: ...II
d'afo ~ '@i'i "''' " .'"00
lists, bpt, we have great confidence
din American Patriots. Z When men
l. N.'N HAf@~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-10

officers Laying bsen' chosen, the
people were most ably sanibele-
qnently addressed by IL. q Hoy, q.
H. Puen, Hmi.1 w. ALLEN, JtpjE
GnAoRE, ana i'll. Foes, Esq
Nj, Pligb was evidently suffering
MUCH lfromcths arduoas routine Of
the campaigns b,A, 7notwlitL 81 nd:
insieHis, he held Tie undivided at
tcntion Of t1lc'pcoplc for upwards
of an ll9ur, scotlringly rebuking
the Administration, for lis mis-.
deeds and usurpations of power,
and contrasting Tie state OF the
country dup4g the last twoaycars,
with thatrof the fifty years prcccdl
ing Them. In conclusion Mr.. Pugh
ssid that Mr.. Nallandigham would
DC elected Governor OF Ohio, III
| October ueXb1,S anovcrwht Ihling
majority Mr.. p. Must kbow, from
I his own personal knowledge of the
qpeople Of OHM and his own 'pefso,
nal observations, That Tapahndig,
y - t,w.I mHOW .s9TeENl <sITl
:khsmsl election g;tB} y fScaEq-I Great
Is dye CITIES ompiHtee and
lftlie morsl'als, for the maV,cro III
(which the proceedings of Slre day
were son dastgdI, Of stle' spirit
(which pervadedtlis monsts meet.
we say-saESo pevPeNa!@1 y" =
--7---~~>T~-~-N4+ |elt H.
H. sa-The greatest mollster meet
ling ever seen in the State ofOhio
was held In the City Of Hamilton
Butler County, on the 10th Of thil
fmonth. As we were present, ant
cav all, and heard much, we as
serti in true faith, that never in Bu
lropeor America since the days o
Daniel C'Conncll's monster Iris
meetings, was there such meet
!, ling hold as that Of wl,reh we nov
, speak, From 10000 to 10000 pei
sous were present, The speech
ers we're Of . high order, pungcn
eloquent, and most thrilling |
effects. Wagons drawn b
from four to sixty horses III Gael
, came by the hundred, aud tho,
sands of flags and banners Hoats
|, i'm the air. There were more tia
Il 1000 yourg ladies, blessed inre
white and blue, wearing Vallant
badges, rode in groups
IN thifty!fopr IN each wagonYrepr
i. septshg the "a States of tho Unio,
before Abe split it, aaudi brousI
lin W est ernX Virginia. There we
ID three staadS for The speakers, al
sfhe vast tr8ydsa Ts,oi'agafesscd
l. both Englisls ana Germanitio Gr
ID I,aP"1$3.s. baP cgss 4sgiA
has tclf soma lies !pr,
tiiiis week 9At9#tS 2p.
lG.sssR4aedo d as&slSd. HAa . gor
SSvGl3piSJw IEHi t~gtysahFF1soo
AZ MHaytinca,dN itaGie0ea tae E;,9
:; euasi .~s5iT tn2 NAESTeEkL1A' Il
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-10
10000 Fteemen in Council.

The wear 1858 Will be aImemor-
able one IN the history Of the De,
m~ocratic party in The State Of
Ohio. Never before have osph
monster meetings of the DGmoera-
cy been held, as are now b,iilg
gathered together in various parts
of hofState.iiA5aaoJ A2v aTbau
The Injecting at 2Lewisburg, OF
Saturday fast, was second p enc
set held, inapoipt OF nambsrSo or
importance.nsW We arrived at the
place o~fqmeeting, one aid = quar-:
[ter miles from the town, about ter,
Eo'elock; there the woods seemed to
swar. i with Democrats and WON
dering how man, more were com.
ling, We Wended our Eay back 10
town. where We found that ws had
mot yet span the begiuAing fof the
crowd: sFornp@ardsoftwo hours
we stood Watching the various Dell
legations az they passed. Torcoun'
ths vehicles etc, was out 81 the
question There we're scores o.
hickory wsgons, drawn by six
sight, and horsss, sndsarmOunt'
sa BY bsAalilnl banners INQUIRED
hesssnsn sNd horsewsnen, in uni
tEsrA. 81 thA hundred, and other
I'm I'll kln1Eef coavsyAhees, paSset
1E ~ the thousands. Loud
Nallsndighsman Pul
s4sa on avery sides+
Spagemery, Prsble, AM
- hHF rsprsSented, snI
4nt Rom Indians
M passed along
nSks scsiasel1 . begy Of thii
SuIYnuGg1 adiNs ,sa6h sapprc
fg l1nea. 0ns Of the
lasiiountea by i bar
-, btSaas the inssription. i
hers ssd BEoslisrsI protect !
! Nm sPotism and Negro Equal
3lS; anosksr vatlandighAu
gsDsScted t. thee Union fromstl
. Ssgfnniug,4 will hot'descrt i 20
tin this the hohlofAs soFsst {rtt;'
plIspd % R'S on daogf@t4r Atiepgt
ID the ppoccssiepjs neatly past, at
wHws gos Back4tp thSi wSeas, a@R1
lf@e find the thousands pteradt
Nbfor dipnsr. mghis beiugi6vetSa
k wat scrowdp assemblqal4oumt- q
n stsnds:5eIFhS Pfesidebt Gandi nttt
sytgG oaE .msd4 ns9"1ec sy. !
5st4.i pns sb1m glbIod bns yi7iei
.-a tGszssln $50
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-10
DIsoRAOBFUL GoNDuer or THE NJ

DIsoRAoBFUL Conquer orTHE Nh
aRoRs Observation-Disclosures oPsXEi
NIAs-Tbe llaw less m~obsLirit of
Abolition party was fully develop
ed at tLs Democralie mi meet.
ing in Xenia on Friday last. A
parcel of negroes and Abolit'onists
assem- bled oil difforcnt corners Of
the streets. and, as the rear ofeach
procession of Democrats passed.
through the town. they would
@ ,mmencs Yelling for oughi
and throwing stones and other
missiles into the wagons contain
ing men, women and children.
ThescoWards did not dare to thus
attack the advance of the process'
tiOu, but always waitedluptil tho
rear was passing through, Know
Arg that they we're then safe to run
away from the chastisementwhich
their disgracefnl and cowasdly
ebnduet SO reilly meFiteds The
white plggsrs, IL aby &diffsFehcei
were more malicious and worse
ftAan the colored ones. sAsnuntber
I0f mensSs0men and chiIdren wsre
struck with stones, thrown by
these dastards; who belongat to- and
vote withyths s.1oyaldawsand ord
PER Abolition party q We ask
every-Aeaerabie man, without
distinction Of party, to r~eaeot.uPon
and, the many other ,optrageI
ffhhictedlbPSf Democrats, While II
exercise of hrtEycYnsttuto4s
t-sight rs fpeaeeabB AstspbR yhpl
silteuE0 StelmA eaNheth b. NOT Us
eaa toANGaRASN& &yNsStssv 3
such a Te@1nD6s0ndT0% Ign
/ Gin, aSSifTpts'R9g.l s.9oE ..s2o Il 81
eatas,R sufAmhae lIel 9thsso7elslsz