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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
NOTICE.

Mas. N. NJ. SuFFRISs is giving
lessons in Oil and Monqcromatic
paintings, at her residence on
Some rs street, and wishes two or
three more pupils. Those wishing
to learn will please apply soon. 81
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

SG- Ugh but how cold it is Do you
say sol Then yoI have not been to Corr
MAN & DEES's. Get yourIelfa Merinod dress.
= warm cloak, and a set of Furs from Joints
Store and you may face the bitterest wintry
blast without feeling it. That's so.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

There 10 no news from our bat.
tie Fields this week worth recording.
LEE and MEADE are, as usual, play
ing at hide anu seek on the banks
of the Potomac, and other streams.
We are informed that General
SHERMAN has at length aucceeded
in uniting his forces to that wing
of GRANTS army, under the com
mand of the brave General THoMAs.
This news, If true, 10 important -
General Bragg is still in his strong
hold, but of the strength of his
army we know nothing. -s .r.
General winter. who holds the
physical heavens, as well as the
earth and the sea, in his terrible
grasp, will no 60 lbt hurt snd kill
many Of our brave boy. during
the coming season. Let those who
are Al home, enjoying their mer.
cies and comforts, kindly remem.
Der the mehion the battle field, and
their families at home. w.
1t is hardly TO be expected TINT
the winter upon which We are now
entering, will pass over without
some serious aud awful fighting
We do not predict, but we tremble
as We write, Although we have
no account of any regular battle
having been fought recently, there
have been skirmi.hes, ending as
usual in the fact, that we XII and
take priso iers, and the South lrners
kill aud take prisoners.
JosH6As r. G1DDrNas, An ericrn
Consul TO Canada, has been arrest
ed for kidnapping British. suhjec
for the American army. The hon
orablSgentleman has been released
under-G bond Of $50, 900,
Washington is preparing to maxi
a gay, ylurpriant, expensive, ant
highlysaFistocratic time Of it thi,
winter, Balls, parties, Theatrical
amuSementSssand other pleasure
will make up u part of the rejoic
iugs. mo doubt Queen v1cr RIA
the Emperor Of the FRENCH, AIM
the Empress, and also the 'Emper
or andathe Empress Of all the Rus
sias viii be invited to spend a par
Of the winter In Washington
Why not7- There may hOweverb b,
one drawback gu this promise,
bliss. That daring man, Genera
LEE may venture near enough t.
Washington, to di,turb the gran
cOari7ialhsrmonie ofthe evenings
4L ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
FIRE! FlRE!!

All persons DESTROYS of insureing their
property in a safe Office, will do we'll to call
upon Mr.. W. c. NJ. Brookins, the gentleman
ly agent for ProbIe County, of the Etna
Insurance Company
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
Louis Napoleon 0utdone.
Headquarters Third Maryland Cavalry,
Chestertown, November g., 1853.

Headquarters Third Maryland Cavalry,
Chestertown, November 8, 1853.
Whereas, the President Of the United
States, in reply TO . letter addressed 10 him
by Hon. Thomas Swami, of Baltimore City,
has stated that all loyal quali6ed voters
should have q right to vote, It therefore be.
comes every truly loyal citizen to avail him
self Of the present opnorturSty offered to
place himself henorably upon the record Or
p'll.bnok at the approaching election by Civ.
ing a full ard ardent support to the whole
Government ticket upon the platform I'D p
ed by the Union League Convention. None
other is recognised oy the Federal au,hori.
ties as loyal or worthy the support Of any one
who desires the peace and restoration Of this
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

.reA-Thc Washington Republican says
there are not less than fifteen thousand
women Of the town in that place. The
Republicans should have informed us how
many men of tie town are in Washington
Probably its editor bad never advanced far
enough in cyphering to be able to mike he
calculation. The two classes have d,ac
what LEE with all his r;rategy has failed to
accompIiSh-they have captured the city.
NEW YoRK, November lS-The COX Tx
aniner Qreland) of the 24th says Las. even.
ing Admiral Jones sent notice to the com.
mauder of the Kearsage to quit tn. limit Of
Cork hnrbor within t~wenty.four hours, and
1t is reported that the Federal officer has
refused to do so. The Kearsage was er
ged in coaling the whole Of last night.
WEDESsDy, 2 P. M,-The Kearsagr was
still in Cork harbOr,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19


Sa-The following has been pub
lished exten siveIy, and as 1t has
net been denied by any of the Or
gans of the War Department, it Is
presumed to be correct: .'b hsihe
Last Wednesday Mr.. Covode o.
Pennsylvania, introducing one of
the successful candidates ut the rel
cent election in Pennsylvania, to
Secretary Stanton, in the War Of.
fee, made some congratulatory re.
marks on the SUCCESS Of the Re-
publicpus in that State. II elected
Governor Curtin Mr.. Stanton
replied, ''for / sent him $4,000 more
voters than lie had majority" -
This was said v%auntingry, aloud, in
the presence Of a crowd, one of
whom repeated it to me. .
1t was tie absence Of these fifteen
thousand voting soldiers that en-
abled Lee to drive back General
Meade's army to the defenses Of
Washington, and destroy the rail-
road at Washington from Manss-
sas to the Rapidan.
The Governor Of New IIamp.
shire demands five regiments to
enable him to enforce the draft
The Government at Washington
refuses, and the Government NJ
Concord refuses, So they go.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the n ,dorsign.
was this day duly appointed and qualified as
administrator of the E',,tI Of Jlhl d. K.r
ckhof late Of Prshle county, Ohio.
ts63--3w Lewis Kerghioff Admir- .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

No. Our readers will take notice
that the Supreme Court Of Penn
'ylvania has pronounced the Con.
Scription Act Unconstitutional.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
THE QUOTA OF EACH CON
CITE eSIONAL DISTRICT.

Ohio is called upon to furnish twenty.nine
thousand three hundred and fhyJeSo vol
unteers under the late call of the President
for 3O0,O more soldiers, This number
must be recruited by the 9th Of January, or
a draft will supply the deficiency. The foil,
owing table shows the number OF men ass
eSsed to each Congressional District.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
Siege Of Charleston.

The New York Evening Post a leading
Administration journal thus notices the
prOtracteds aisge Of Chsrleston ii. says
"wh4t i he matter before CharIeaons
Why has everything conc 10 stop thereY
Aftefa series Of inet brilliant operations
which reject the highest crsdi 0S the. en-
ginserinE genius Of General oilm re- we
have a tedious and harmless bombardment,
which may interest the gunners. and is pre-.
hapS, amusing to the Charlesi cnia 9. but
whichsisgettiR 10 be dreadful bore 10
prople in this latitude Grumblers gay that
ffGGAsrs's cshtafs or Batteries Wagner
and Gregg was one Of the most brilliant it
has also grovedope ofthsmost useless orsa.
eiAsetiP& lfeats; that with great pains and
some loss of life, he worked himself into a
cut dc sac, where Beaureysrd may safely
cave him; ana that Admiral DahIsreen's
prudence is greater than the occasion dci
mands. 'ay 'A''"' 's"' "' veg
This is what the g umblers sal; ard We
must own hat the operations before Char
lesion are falling int cor rempt. The furi.
GUS battsring Ofa fort already a mongso
six weeks ago knocked into a shapeiesu
mass, does not. It is believed, advance ou'
prospects Of the sur end.r or capture Of The
city; and from the positions we 0 hold the
enemy is not threatened in any alarming
way. tits another o fthose attacks in front,
SO many Of which have been made by Union
Generals in this war; and with constant fail
ure. '. 'h t''
II o. ~ % " s 70 .
IT'S CharleatoO then, im~pregnabie2 Mill.
tary men do not think so; it can be taken;
but there must be some changesin the meth
Cd ofNattscki and, evidently; SO long as the
Monitors are kept hack, instead Of being
Pnshed in to where thsit armor can be triet
and their invulnerability proved General
Gilmore is helpless in Ills present position, u
g.+~ '"'
HE following iignres will afford some idea
Of the immense business eutslled npon the
Pension Bnreau by the gigantic military
operations caused by the rebellion. Daring
the month Of September there wsre issued
thirteen hundred and seventy tour invalid
army pensions; applications rejected, two
hundred and fity-iour. Of widows ar.
my pensions, there we're issued eleven hun.
drsd and 6fty-eight. At present there are
examined and issued an average Of about
one hundred and fifty per day. The apphea.
tons average daily about two hundred
The business # the bureau is necessarily
very much in arrears, there not being suti.
cent room or force At present to keep up
with the business coming in from day to
day. .y sesya ,ssg
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19
i, NOTICE.

'Nhe undersigned was Ithis day duly
Il appointed and, qualified, as adminisira;
tor of the, Estate Of Peter Swerer sr late
OF Preble County Ohio, deceased.
Nov. Tth 1869, 3w, ISASAC PENCE.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

NO. Before you purchase elsewhere, visit
the Store ofN. B. Stephens. For further
articuiars, see his advertisement.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

~ The F,ds'a loss in the battle of Get
tysbu;g-kiiIed, wounded and prisoners
according to General MEADG's official report
was z. LIE. n4-Lnar a.LA .----
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The New York Day. Book fs an iadepsn.
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late Senator Douglas, that 'sthis Govern.
ment is made on the white basis, By white
hen, for the be nefit Of white mon and thsir
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department, i g~rapples boldly With The real
question before the American PeoplO, and
presents the only philosophy Off whicka
can resist the sweeping march of b6litionS "
ism. 1t is Democratic in the rue sense Of
the term--the defender of the Peoples
Rights, but it is the upholder Of no party
schicanery or trickery II is not only fSS
Peace, butt shows how, and howonly, per
manent Peace can be obtained ard t.b
White Mans Government OF Wash,
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overthrow, and exterhihatioa Of Abolition
ism from American soil. s SN Z r,
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Mich COW.

Any one who is on the lookout
fol. a winter MilchyC Cow about six.
years old, may hear of one by call
ing atIthe Democratic Press or
flee, at once. The COW is gentle,
in good condition, and mlIks well.
.NJ.TT~r
va Any person who has one or,
two hogs TO sell, weighing from.
one hundred to one hundred and
twenty-five pounds each. may hear
of a purchaser BY calling at the
resS ounce. tIr.i f.H,. 70. /,
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SPECIAL OFFERS.

We desire this year 10 place boforsa mil.
lion of northern readers the great doctrineB =
The Day-Bsok teaches on the question Of
the RAGS. We confidently bslieys if this
Journal we're placed IN the hands Of one-half
Of the voters OF the northern States betweeA
this time and November, 1864, the Demo.
Gratis could not fai! TO carry the next Presi. A
DENTAL election. We therefore make the
following offers, o in the light or prizeA
ard not even because il will Be profitable
for We can scarcely afford it--but solely TO
secure a vide disseminatisn Of the views
which we profoundly believe will save sus
country.
CLUBS OF TWENTY.
For a club of twenty, besides the extras pa
per now offered, We will send a copy Of D..
Van Everie's great work on Negroes and
Negro Slavery" the third edition of ahieh is
Just ready. Price 81 90. g.
-, CLUBS OF FIFTY.
For a club Of Fifty subscribers, at SEQ, we
will send o e extra paper,-and a complete
set of our Capitalization Publications."
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to 80 rs.
4 CLUBS OF ONE HUNDRED.
In relation to clubs Of ose hundred, w
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, ~ Remember Thanksgiving
Day, or the 96th inst.
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DISSOLUTION

NOTICE is hcregy given that the partner.
heretofore existing getween the firm Of
wilson 4 Meyor. has been dissolved BY nut.
consent The boo4s and accounts, ns
said trm are left in the hands Of L. C.
Abbot for collection. The Butcherinr bust.
dess will be continued by Wilson al the
stand tla-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

Iron the Harrisburg, Pa. Patriot and
.5t Union,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

Ssr The Editor Of this paper does
OF hold himself responsible for the
pinioas expressed BY his correspond.
Onts,, The Uritcr, and not the Editor
is responsible. VOC nsm bs2mh ,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-11-19

Nov. S,lsea-v3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-12
NJ EDICAL.
Dr. Ludlusn's Specific,
FOR CURE
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

VUNHE Gonorrhoa, commonly called Clap, Is dis
gushing maladv, and is too well known TO require
any explanation; ii j. easy TO be got but il is difficult TO
get cleo Of II is companion that few admire; per-
vades M classes of sOceyboth male and female. rich
and poor both married and single Although trouble
ITSELF distressing and sometimes fatal, il is
disease the treatment of which, has generally been
,han the disease itself Tire fashionable
treatment il first deprive you Of all business; then
comes Of stsrvation-living bread and tea,
Cruel 2nf of Stops you must then be bed.
cupped leached. Combined with ing medicines,
injections, loi0ns Ointments, and warm fomenaio
Every few days the medicines changed; and after
months treatment in this way, which the patient
with great fortitpde for fear of exposure; he is dis
charged discharges himself, with irritable uretor,
sweIled tetcle enlargement Of the PROSTATE glands
= disease OF the neck of the bladder.
This Specific which acts like charm, with few doses
Diseases and quite pleasant to take. and which
has cured thousands in New York, Philadelphia, Bat-
aud of the Southern cities, is a certain and
efecual remedy that makes rapid and permanent
without regard diet, drink exercise, except wres
ling, jumping over-straning. This remedy is I'M
equaled by anything discovered for the OF those
diseases is extracted from plants and per-
ecy safe il is purely table /, contains mer
curry, that you expose yourself 10 all kinds Of
weather without the least danger from the medicine.
And if you careful in wrapping Up your paste, You
will have taste smell from it, that you not
deprived from going into company, being detected by
nearest friends.
This quack iicine, but remedy discovered and
used with immense by regular ply sician and
confidently recommended to the unfortunate.
CAUTlON-None is genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor, W F. Davidson, around the box All in
Engagements of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rigor ofthe law.
WI. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
Cincinnati, Ohio
Sold by Druggists generally jan2s-d6mis
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Lyons Katharion.

Ibisdelizhtf article for preserving and identifying
the human hair Is again nut by the original proprietor
and i made with same care xiii and attention.
which first created it, immense and unprecedented
OF ov'r GA million bottles annually II IL sii sold
aseens IN large bottles Two million bottles can easily
be sold IN year when Il again that the
thsron Is not only the delightful hair dressing
the world bu, tina; II cleanses the scalp Ct scurf
dsndru gives the hair lively, rich iuxurisnt growth,
and prevents IL from farming gray These consider.
ations worth knowing The Kathahon has been tested
for over twelve years, and Is warranted described
Any lady who values beautiful head ofhsir will use the
Ksiharion II is finely perumed, cheap and valuable.
Il i sold By all respectable dealers througho the wod
IS. BARNES a CO., New York.
Ianl7 -o4wltaus
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-12

TT The following beautiful poem. BY DIR.
Holmes, vas recited by Hon. ;. , Cox during
his speech before the Democratic Union AssociA-
ton of New \ ork city. on the 18th uit;
CAROLsNA.
She has gone-she has left passion and pride
Our stormy browed sister, 50 long AZ our side,
she has torn her own from our frmsment's glow
And turned on her brother the face Of q fos
O. Caroline. Caroline child Of the su,
We can forget that cur hearts have been one;
our forehe ads both sprnkled In Liberty's name,
From the fountain Of blood with the finger OF fame.
You were always too ready to fire a touch;
But said .She Il hssty-sbe docs not mean much"
have cowled when uttered turbulent threat;
But Friendship still whispered-"Forgive and forget
Has our love all died ou Have lis affairs grown cold,
Has the come last which the fathers foretod.
Then Nature must teach the 'trength Of the chain
That her pefuent children would sever IN vain
They may fight I'll the buzzsras are gorged with their
spoii,
Till the harvest grows black - II riots in the SOL
Til the wolves and the eaianouuts roep from their
cave,
And the spsrk tracks the pirate the lord Of The waves
In vain Is the strife. when is fury is past
Their fortunes must flow cham e at last.
A. the that rush from Of snow
Roll mingled IN peace through the valley below.
Our Union is river. lake, ocean and sky;
Man breaks not the medal when God cuts the die.
Though dakened with sulphur though coven with STEEL
The blue arch will brighten, the waters will heal
o, Caroline Caroline, child Of the sun,
There are battles with fate that never be won
The star Towering banner must never be furled. O
For its blossoms Of light are the hope Of the world
Go. then, our rash sisteri afar and aoof,
Run wild Ina the sunshine away from roof
But when your heart aches and your feet have grown
Remember the pathway that leads to door,
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Night Report.

NEW YoRR, Feb. 1.-THE New Haven Pal
ladium states that Gen. Smiths 9Th army corps
has left the Army of the Potomac and gone to
Fortress Monroe.
CAIRO, Feb. III The rebel Col Cushman was
arrested on Friday. at his residence near Ripley,
Tenn, and was brought to Columbus, Ky, yes
terday, in irons. Col. Cushman has burned more
cotton, perhaps, than any other man in the Con
federacy. He has acted throughout without COM
mission from the Confederate Government.
Vicksburg letters saw the brilliant achievement
of the Queen of the West i'm running the gaunt-
let of Rebel batteries had Il most beneficial effect
upon the spirits of our troops.
The VicksbCrg correspondent of the Jackson
Appeal. says it is possible ;hat Grant will make
the
Lives in very bad order, ] p NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-12
Browns Bronchial Troches

Reach directly the affected parts and give almost instan;
relief. In BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA. and CATAKrH they are
beneficial The good effects resulting from the Of the
Trocnes and their extended uc has caused them be
counterfeited- BE to guard against worthless
itatons. 0sTAIS only the genuine Br09Es Bronchial
7roches, which have proved their efficacy by OF
many years. PrELic sPEAKEKs and SISGkRs SHOULD
the Troches Military Officers AMI Soldiers who over
the and exposed to sudden changes should
have them. SOLD everywhere at Is cents per box.
jan2l -d6w3n
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-12
GREAT SPEECH
or THE
Hon. C. L. VALLANDIGHAM,

UPON THE WAR. LATELY DELIVERED IN THE
HOUSE or Observation-Disclosures VIEWS OF
THE CRsIs-His PROPOSED REMEDY-gE DE-
MASDs THE sTOPPAGE OF THE wAR-IIIs IDEA
or THE RELATIONS OF THE STATES.
The very general demand for the speech Of Hon. C. L.
VailaDdigham, has induced publish 10 In pamphlet
FORM IL is the great speech Of the age. and should be
placed In the hands Of every reading I, will be
ready FOR delivery Saturday, February I. All
ders should direct the speeches be by express
the postage win be a copy, and mnst be prepaid
Orders are solicited. Price 81 30 per 100 copies.
Address ELDER, HARkSESS BINGHAM,
lndia
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- tA.A"n&Fh.
Cincinnati Market.

CISciSSaTI. Feb. IL.
Flour dull and prices irregular and nominal;
sup extra So
Wheat dull. and no sales; red offered at 81 %
and white at 81 80 but concession of much has
to be made In order to effect sales. Corn zoe
Oats Soc.
Whisky has advanced to SIC. and IN active de
mand.
Provisions unchanged and quiet city mess
pork is Seld at Sl4 so, but this is Soc above the
views of BUYERS. A better feeling In lard, with
sales OF 500 tierces country at 9Ssc; city is held
at 954c@97Sc Bull meats neglected. and
prices nominal.
Clover seed-not much doing. and offered al
Sc 50.
Groceries firm unchanged and quiet.
Gold declined to 81 81. and demand notes
81 A. Exchange firm aud buoyant. bankers
selling spare English at par.