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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
rho Arrest Of tho Prsprisssr Of The Phils-
Aeiphia Evening" Journal-The Action
Of the Grand Jury thcrsen-fcmarks
Of Judge Ludlow.

| PHILADELPHIA Friday. Jan 20 1861
The Grand Jury to-day made prssentment in re-
ation to the arrest of Mr.. Boeau the proprietor Of
THE Philadelphia Evening Journal. The present
ment says:
"The testimony before the Grand Jury shows
that tho arrest was made by the order Of Gen.
Scbenck for the publication of editorial article
nnder the title of the Message OF Davis" and
other articles of q like character, tending to the
support and encouragement OF the rebellion against
the United States Government
After quoting the editorial alluded to by Gen.
Schenck, the Grand Jury say they cannot refrain
from saying that while they, individually or as 9
body, could not conscientiously do anything which
would have a tendency to weaken the General
Government in the exercise Of ts constitutional au
thorty for tho suppression Of this most wicked and
causeless Rebellion, yet they feel equally bound te
enforce all laws that have for their object the pro-
lection Of life, the security Of property, and the
liberty of the citizen which laws are in their sacred
keeping. =,
After reading the pressntment. Judge Ludlow
said:
4 sball REQUEST the Dlstrict-Attorney to exarnin
tho docuu,enG, and TO frame such bills OF iudictmen
as be may lind TO be necessary IN support not oni
of the laws of Pennsylvania, but OF the Consatutio
OF the United Slater. We can then arrive a' VI
question of the legality Of the charges therein con
tanned. The record will then present detaiie
charges and the defendants may object to the prose
cutOn for any cause they may have, and they ma.
also have the Judgment of this Court, aud also tn
final Judgment Of the Supreme Court in case the.
should be dissatisfied with the finding OF this Court
The Grand Jury were then discharged.
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MOTHERS.
MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed night aud broken Of your rest by
sick child suffering AID crying with the eIcrucang pain OF
cutting teelhl II So go At and get bottle Of Mrs.
wrssLo~s srRUF 1t viii relieve the poor little
sufferer imeds,elydepend upon H. there Is no mistake
about IT, Thsrs mother earth who has ever used
4 who will not tell YOU az once that will regulate the bow
els. and give the mother and relief and health to the
child. operating like magic 1t is perfectly safe to use Ia all
easel, and pleasant tho taste and tho prescription Of one
Of Oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the
ulted States. Price % cents. Sold everywhere.
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From san francisco.

SAA fRAsCIsCO FnIay Jan. 80, I56J
Arrived steamer Hermann from Panama
Money easy; considerable amounts are arriving
fsm Eastern States for investment. Atlantic cur
rsncv 30 discount; coin bills, Cal premium; ster-
linz exchange Al; LEGAL tenders, o. a 0@5, VIII III
creased demand Tor remittance East.
caccus is held ut Sacramento each evening 10
investigate corruption charges. The labor u more
serious than was anticipated. II may De several
days befors another ballot is taken.
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THOMAS PAiSr.-A large number OF ladies and
v,utemsn sdrre. OF Thomas Paine celebrated the l2dh
anniversary Of his birthday Last evening Empire Hail. No.
Csc Broadway The parties amused Themselves by marching
and dancing excellent masc until midnight when they 10
tired tho supper where table had spread for
.ir itanInent Wh0r the cloth removed Dr. Hall
delivered address the character of Thomas Paine
shown by bis wrtlu The company lhon returned to the
hail AID dinced unit, tie small hours, and finally concluded
by staging the song We won't 90 home TIL morning"
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BosroY, Friday. Jan. 30 1853
The following private telegram has been received
hero from the United States Consul at St. Thomas
sr. THOMAS. Jan. 10. via Ealfsx
have to advise the arrival OF the brig j. T. ELL
colt of Boston, for Cenfuegos brought here as prize
crew, put on board by the pirate Retloution, VINO
mt their prize master IL irons.
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The United s.n,e. Senatorial Question.

ALBANY, friday Jan. 30 1908.
The city is full of politicians and candidates for the
United States Senate. Henry j. Raymond, Horace
Greeley, Henry Ward Bcecher, David Dudley
Field, Judge Ingrahan, Recorder Hoffman, and a
number Of others ara now here.
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Anderson Caxalry.

HARRIsBURG Pa. Fnday. jan %. 1853
Capt. Palmer, Of the Anderson Troop, has been
sppointed Colonel Of the Anderson Cavalry, and
starts Immediately for Tennessee to take command
Il is supposed that his arrival will rosore discipline
and good order to the regiment.
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Acknowledgement.

HE UNITED STATES lax LAW
Sow READY pamphlet Of % pages tine waite paPs
Besle the bal. which l. word fox word IN acoyrl,"'
the original text append to 1t Alphabetical
ton Of every article to be faxed by the law and tue amount
of tho tax 10 be syed thereon This Ienies a. c'nPo''
and coLyenlen mt .. Il il possible TO maze It, - a.,
Price osns postpaid ~ per 100 II ssnt Dy etPsssI "
Dor 100 II ~ mail Address TIA TRisusA nsw'AsA
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Jan. n, IN5I. y II
Adjourned till 5 O'Clock Monday.
ASSEMBLY.
WILKES ANGEL.


~ L0UTREI1 by unanimons consent, oiered
Zbe following preamble ANN YyANlGNlNN.
Hhe,eaa The cheap ein0s>DN * SaSw}e@ge esoe22 ibs
people l. essential TO the welfare OIL hepuDcah inssn"0H
Warren combination ezis.s sDo0s the manufacturer
Of pater which caused Increase IN the pe
OF books, Periodicals and newsPaper'' therefore l., c.
P.otpsd Ibs. Senators and Rcetenlatives IN on
re.a Instructed TO favor reduction OF INC duties on @
poItei printing prper. . ,,1 ,-.
The preamble and resolution were adopted unan'
imously. . r.
Mr.ADGATE presented a petition praying ioT
,uch ection Jy the State Legislature will induce
tire Federal Government to pat speedy end 10 this
unhappy civil war.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. HUGHES-Io increase and regulate the
fees and cote In the Justice Court, Brooklyn.
Also TO remove the Exemption Law, when Judg-
gnent is recovered for servants wages.
By Mr.. BOOKSTAVER-To repeal all the excise
laws and return TO the old l,w OF 1913.
On motion of Mr.. HOUGHTON the SPEAKER wss
authorized 10 appoint two extra door keepers.
The resolutions Of Judge Dean for the appoint
rnent Of committee 10 investigate Iato the arbi-
irary arrests" and the refusals 10 obey wits OF ha
tcas corpus, were taken up.
Mr.. nAYiiAM spoke Ia favor OF the resolutions
Mr.. BERNARD HUGHES made strong aigu'
.xneUt on the side reviewing the course oil the
Republican party. who were now opposed TO the
war unlets they could make an Abolition war OF H.
Mr. Hughes then proceeded TO argue against the
coussitv tohality Of the actg OF President Lincoln
Secretary Seward and Secretary Stanton.
Alter further discussion the resolutions were
snfde The special order for Wednesday evening.
Mr. DEAN offered a concurrent resolution IN
struc,IBg our Senators ana Representatives. III Con
gIcss " vote for General Bankrupt law. LalC
over.
Adjourned till p. m. Monday.
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6perlGl Notifies.
Piles-Itching Piles

Piles-Itching Piles ID.
Positively cured also. Blind and Bleeding Piles Fssula ssA
Rhsum and al Diseases Of the Skin by the Of
ROSSMANS CURE.
Itching Piles generally preceded by moisture Ike pee
spratiou producing very d.Asessbs aud distressing IRON
no particularly 1t night aher getting In bed. -
RO5SMAN McKINsTRY. Hudson N. Ys /"
...7 Proprissou
Sold by all Druggists go
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Miss LAyINIA WiRREN is the talk Oh tAc
town Thousands acc Ter daily at the MusEuT 10 accom-
odate every vinto al every other atraeon as
We. her. Dramatic Performances Will be given o-DAi
neatly every hon the GTst cOnInencins a. III 0coe~ !"
Miss WAaIEs visible at oil hours, day aId eyenins
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN who would be in
.rucsei All entertained. may Join Class In Practical
P,ySoIo0Y being formed at No 50s broadway where
they may ioan now to rod cha.ctet" scieliihc prn
cipls. Terms moderate IuqaiIs az above.
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Adjourned till fp. m. Monday.
from Our Special Correspondent.

FROM Our special OoTTospcnutnl.
ALBANY. Jan. 30, 1868.
SENATOR BAILEY on THE GOVERNOR MESSAGE.
The debate on the Governors Message wa con-
tinued in Committee Of tie Whole III the Senate
last evening. The speech Of Senator Bailey Of
Utica, which occupied the entire session, is pro-
nounced by many competent judges the ablest ever
delivered in the Senate chamber. Its exposure Of
tie sopbisties Of the message and OF ats uDdercieDi
Of sympathy with Secession was complete and
crushing, and it was delivered with all the ad
vantsses Of a sonorous voice and fine elocuon. A.
the Senator took bis seat after holding the crowded
chamber in breathless attention for two hours, q
silence Of several minutes ensued, but 20 Demo
cratic Senator felt prepared TO respond Ut the line
and the adjournment was moved.
ARBITRARY ARRESTS.
This subject has been under debate this morninR
In the Alse,u5ly, aud we have lad the pleasure OF
listening 10 much wildly defamation upon the great
principles Of Magea Chsra, freedom OF speech
and Of the press, &C., from several n,w-end very
arden. converts to these Rreat principles. We hl
remember that 10 long Us they were appealed TO IL
bshAi Vi LIBERTY itseL, they were held " ihe GAINS
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40 Those Who sell Valentines.

Tho rush for the AMERICAN VALENTINE COMPANIES
COMICS is In the Valentine Tfsas
REASON; Because ,heir Comics are ALL NEW, ell MEAN
something. and are ju.. SUITED TO THE YEAR 1868.
II ven want lively trade in Valentines get your goods oil me
AMERICAN VALENTINE COMPANY,
No. l65 WilIialn-st, between Beskmsn and Ana
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lAdysrtiseuent.
GEORGE f. DOWNING, No 3 BrOad-strcet, nd
AdyeIli..msnt.l

verlses supply parties with Boned Turkeys, Sc Conoe
tionery. Crock cry, Glass Silver, and attendants.
lie cJmplands tho highest ana In the business
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MAREIE ID.

LASliER-HAIOBT-ln Troy Tuesday Jan. ~ by the
Rev q. H. kobertson J. X. Lsshsr Of Maisyis N T. to
Lizzie j. Hsighs Of this city No cards.
PEUGROT-RlCHA Tuesday. Jan q, BY the Rev.
Mr.. Humphrey Mr.. Fred L. Peuse't and Mi" musis
Richards both Of Chicago.
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CITY ETEu =.

s,ssoRss TURs-W RIsr PLow.-Farmors and
ot tors nleresed in agriculture will find elsewhere
IN our columns TN advertisement of new piow,
si.rted both for side Hill and level work, and espe-
ciay intended TO avoid the " dead fdrrow," or hol-
low In in the center, by ordinary plows, when the
farrows a.o turned from each other It's peculiar
advantage il side-hill blowing 49, that i; can be used
+, turn the furrow slice up hill, and prevent the
barring Of the surface at the upper part OF the SLOPE
mischief which, sooner later, results from uSing
the common plow. by this Improvement also each
bor,e or OK dyaws half the time in the furrow, and
much travel is saved to both team aud plowman by
reyers ~ the plow 81 the end of the furfow and
psGSeeAag az ss@ss ~j>h the next, When the farmer
ieayes OF f&ow1as as thAt hAa beeu Qlowed les to-
oc,her. Ybess and other advantages, 9nd the coz
,,nc,ion oi tie Santoru piow, which is simple, are
fully Explained in the advertisement of Messrs AmeS
a. Sons Of Boston, Mass., who are the manufac-
tnrers. and have the glow for GALE.
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IN. Rev Dr. Joel Parser, tue FourthAvs Pfes5y'
trla Church having accepted ci bacoue Pastor VI &
Cbureh NowHrk, ~. j. will to his caaIS on
h, st 81 February The Rev Dr. Hitchcock Of the Union
Seminary has been engaged supply the puIit
an ne" pa shall have been selected.
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buslness Noilres.
SORE THROAT.

SORE THROAT.
Tho,. afflicted with Cough, HoaT,enss' Irritation ana
or,us.. OF the Throat will find nothing ecscieus as
Throat Remedy. BRowSs DRoSoHIit TEocHs" Sold by
all Druggists
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DIED..

BARNES-On Thursday Jan %. fredis Anen younse"
child Of W. l. aud s. E. Barnes. aged years a. ~ uass
Ths Iss.iyss saa usaas VI The family sss vusa s'1
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BuRGIARr.-The store of T.. 4. Smith, No. lSO
william street which entered by burglars Neines-
Law nj. h robbed OF @4OD worth u call sErs IL wdsa!
supposed that the thieves surpred they nsd
len without taking any plunder.
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BARsuu TRYING TO AccoMMoDArL THE FRIENDS
~ NIL. Manufacturing to The Immense hrong of persons
who crowd the American Museum from morning ii night
Mr. Bsruun concluded to give drtuac performances ia
the Leetureroom every hour to-day commencing al icy
oeock Mise Lsvinia Warren aud Commodore Mutt viii APP
near Oh tho stage at each performance.
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To the Valentine Trade.

FOR VALENTINES THAT WILL PLEASE.
For Valentines that viii sell.
For Valentines at low prices,
For Valentines at high prices,
For Valentines that viii suit everybody.
For Valentines assorted in lots, .'
For Valentines Comic tina. are now,
For Valentines Comic Military
For Valentines Comic that bit all clase
For Valentines Comic that have point to them.
For Valentines Comic friendly
For Valentine Cards,
For Valentine Envelopes,
For Valentine Packets for Soldsr.
For Valentine Packets for Everybody
For THE BEST ASSORTMENT Of VALENTINES md
everything 10 the VALENTINE LINE, 20 10 tho
AMERICAN VALENTINE COMPANY,
No. 1865 Wiliarn-st.. Nsw.York
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Mercantile Library. Association.
THn LOST ARTS,
WENDELL PHILLIPS.
AT THE COOLER INSTITUTE.
I'm MONDAY EVENING February 3 1851
Doors open AT Lecture at o'clock Tickets p cens;y
w.y, Crowrns no 80 Broadway; Evanss No. fi8 broad
way and Hal L Sons, No. $40 Broadway: ,u,,
RzsRRvRD STATS (sod OILY az the Library ana eioe"s
No. Z Ssssau-st.l. so conts.
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DIR. M, III, Andrews date Professor In Penn Medical
uiys ,ity PhiGd lphia curcs with pleasant Remedies Can
GERS Wes. Tunos fi.ula, Pile, stoae 10 the bladder.
ga and Ear Di,ases without csuscs or Instruments
AZ M. "PANTOLO nc MEDICAL AND SCRClCAL IN
yTITUTE" No Grsenesl corner Of CsusL ADVICE hss-
Save dine and money
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In consequence of the advance In the price q
material aud labor we are PEELED raise the price OF
JOUNsONiS UNION WASHING MACHINES TO Sn -
lie effect on M OF February All orders sent 20 thAs
date viii be hled at $40. Oar UNION "kINGEh win ie.
main Tor the present the old price, So These two articles
are In n,s eysrywhce and with universal spprovA
ssLs wsshing may be done in hours wi:h ul soaking
J. JOHNSON 4 Co,
No <57 broadway, New.York.
PS-In reply many Inquiries we here gay that We never
.s county Nuts OF patent Our price tor hrstcass
: a. -
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Ladies' will be Experimental Upon, at CLiN'
TO HALL, on Tues Jay EyESlNE' stes FRO. bhLt-
TAN's LECTURE No Physiological Lecture or E1osrt-
mems on Saturday Mordy Evenings Admission; sinUs
tickets Is cents two for IS cents five for 10 centa
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Wendell Phillips in Brooklyn.

will be the subject Of
LECTURE BY WENDELL PHILLIPS,
In Ply mouth Church, Brooklyn.
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 3.
Doors open a; I lecture s.8.
Tckess % cents, 70. sale ~ swaynes. No Zu fnonst
aud Roses No IA AtIsnticst Brooklyn and at Tousey
no. i2l Nsssau-s;., NeS-fofk.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08

.no0h OIL I'd a1sat o .,1uyos ,s.ss-
eao5AH 10 tllel sl;--.-i' 1o.attl,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08
THE PROSPECT.

The editor of the Columbus
Statesman, who has attended many
of the politiSst 6 meetings since the
campaign commenced, thus, in its
irsu' of the 1st, gives his impress.
ion Of the election. He says:
""Unless aIl the indications are
deceptive. tue Democracy viii carry
Ohio by u tremendous maj ,rity on
the 18th, of October. W. have
Visited nearly sll parts OF the State
since tile beginning Of the cam.
p,ign, and have careful y read the
p,pers OF bo'h lG'ies, and the
many let ers that we daily receive,
ann are thus enSbled to assure our
readers that the prospect is Of the
most encouraging character. 1t ia
indeed cheering to observe that in
every spnnty hosts of men who
haze never v0ted the Democr tic
ticket, are acting with our party,
and will vote for ValIandigham,
Pugh and liberty. Tilersiss arcelJ
township / the State where this
fact il not admitted and recognized
by even til Brongh managers,
Every h, ur adds new converts to
the great army Of patriotic union
loving men, who are alike hostile
to the rebels of the South and the
revolutionists OF the North, and
who will aid in electing the Dem
ocratic licked. IS ...r s4u...a.. ..
Quite a number of aper' that
supported Tod in 1891, and oppos'
ed Democracy last year, are now
doing splendid and effective serv'
iCe tor our cause and our candi
dates. 1t was only the other day
that the Gallipolis Di<patch, which
had been against Us ever since the
war began. came out for Valland
igham aud our entire ticket. Many
new lmpers have been started since
the beginning OF. the campaign
that are devoted to Democracy AM
freedom. In all the annals Of po
tical contests in-tlis country, th'
Democratic press has never hefor,
been 80 able und 80 efficient as it i,
in this most extraordinary canvass
A few m're days Of labor, anc
victory will crown our Efforts b.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08

odw u5-g 2h1 % yilaG fJoJa aaaii
sto a.g l: 'hiH o} Boon
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08

A Coon NAME.-The Abolition
party has a good name. 1t is III
Abolition party IN fact, ...
1t has abolished the COED feel
ings which bound the North anc
South together.
1t has abolished the Union of the
States. -n .....
1t has abolished the habeas cor.
Dus. r.,'
1t ms abolisl ed the of trial By
jury.
Il has abolished gold and silver
G / from our midst ... ..y
1t has al o'ished low prices fol
all articles of domestic use.
1t has abolished the lives OF tens
of thousands of brave white men,
. 1t has abolished peace and secu,
rity throughout the country
1t has abolished the respect we
commanded abtoad az a nation.
i III rhas,i ID tine, Abolished about
ell II can af0iiah., and the nexi
Fh,ng y will sbollsh itself.1-[Som,
erSet UHson. n
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08
Voters Uf 0hiof

Remember, whether Jon cast
your ballots on election day .at
home or.in camp or field --remem
Der that IN voting for VAEfAEDo.
HAM aud the Democratic ticket
yon will vDte for preserving and
transmitting to the latest genet1t
tim this great, grand old Afneri@
can Union--the Union ofequsl StG.
tee and no other Union; you will,
vote for the Constitution set np by
your Fathers, and for no other
Constitution. BY so voting you
will rebuke and put to silence and
shame those who pirate about "new
Unions" and babble of "Conatitu.
tiona with modern Improvements"
--the rawlings of upprincIpled am
bition aud the lighted torches ofau
incendiary fanaticism.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08
ToCONSUMPTIvBS

The undersigned having been restored 70
health in few weeks, by q very simple rs.
medy, after having suffered several ysars
with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, CouScmptioa-is anxious To mako
known to his fellow suffers the meaas 0
cure.
To all who desire II, he will send cspy
Of the prescription usedtftee Of chsrSe),
with the direction for preparing and using
the sam,, which thea will End a sure cure for
CONSUMPTION, AsrHxA, BRoxcHirrs, ooUcHss
CoLDs, DC. The only object ofthe pdver.
tiser In sending the Prescription is 70 bsus.
fit,he afflicted rand spread dinformation which
he conceives to be invaluable; and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, asrit WI
cost them nothing, and may prove blsSsiaE.
Parties Wishing the prescriptions viii PLEASE
address II .FIl4l & .tl sE
- REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, g III
on.a.,o williansburSAi Kings Cosptg. ]
.e e6sV lsls6s4-4n ,Y9Iio'lf- N1Il'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08
9ErrnAl BUaNsrDH AND HIs On.

CENTRAL BuaNsIDE AND HIs On.
oERs.-So much has been said y
b. ut the neglect Of General Burn
side to reinforce Rosecrans prior
to the late battles, that many are
unwillingIy disposed to believe
that the former diSobey ed postives
orders to that effect. The facts,
however, seem to be that General
Burnside was ordered to move up
the East Tennessee valley to Viz
ginia, and even into that State,
aud was not ordered to reinforce
Rosecrans until the 14th inst,
when the Government was advised
that the enemy were about to stf
tack the Army of the Cumberland
in large force. Almost insur.
mountable difficulties stood in the
way of any rapid march of Burnt
sides forces down the valley
National Intelligencer.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-10-08
b. P. KENNEDY.

The Abolition papets are crow.
ing over the a''unexanipied pros.
perity' -ot tie eouutry. aud give IN
support OF their argument the
heavy receip.s Of duties on imports,
which will not average over 50,
100000 per week, ii tllat10wlIile
tho expenditures of,goyerOWant N
mount to nearly $4,000 PSI
day. This beng 90; where u the
-"unsxampled ptospsrity F'''o %