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ADVICE GRATIS.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.
TO Purify the Blood.

Tues Pills have been placed by the common consent
Of .nklnd o. the head ~ all remedies for removing
0bnOxioH p 'spRs Grom the blOA. and cleansing A the
tissues u the Wdy. They have saved thlsands. year
afteF year, from iAllug ncree 70 the Effects Of dys
pepsa, ayaenteFy, dlaFTh0., constipation, liver COM
plsiuel &c. lat attsted by mytiads II UItnes.es.
Excessive Ueakness and debility. the warnings M de-
ereasRg Org mic -ner1y aud vital decay. ATE ret0red
and Feauimaied Gith Vigpr aud haalih actnn In very
organ throughout the yutem by the restorative and
OEhiArAting Influence Of this mrdtcine.
, 1863-02-26

The hest adhcsyc label YOU can put on luggage
ia 10 stick 10 il YOURSELF
=,
memory Seleom iaIs wnen Us "u''e W S"'"
Us lne 'OmO o' our ou''eu noPeS'
When is soldiers ammunitionbox like Q coun.
try road! When II Is full Of cartridges.
~, Luoo h;u.o,r Nth n chord or mus;c
ihe IIan WV I "us .;,h ..'.h 49, osst NINA
mas Oeen cut "o"u WIN sN~rP va'' "'"u'
When man has a headache and says its the
salmon" you may safely conclude that be has ben
drinking like q FISH,"
NJ. .o.... .o.,. os ,,.--;.,o hall. h.vo anna.
Inc Joyous peas o. mIrrgs H. els ns nav ."as
inns, u salu' auo'eIui ee'" =" 'H'
OF the partles eOhcernVu'
"NOw mind you," whispered servant girl to
her neighbor, IL don't say as how missus drinks !;
6It between you Aad 'ne oecan'er oOn Keep
Iu'l oil uaE'
THAT was very greedy Of you, Tommy, to eat
your little sister share II cake"
"You told me, ma, was always to take her
part" said Tommy.
Ia 0n,,o,n.n 20 = ,o,ro lodv
usar saa sens,e"n 'a...;', :'Io IN ~
10 Snoln ns eApsvy psNI =, " y ~ ., '"~''
tend to make 1901 Of meF
no, TP0ed inc @oy' "A'ure ""S SA'eu "'e
tue UOuoe'
A Glasgow antiquary recently visited Cathcart
Castle, and asked one Of the villagers IL he knew
ANYTHING Of an old story about the building.
aAy'" said the rustic. 4" there was anither auld
story, but II Cell doom lang since"
-, -. ~ .a,,.,io0 . aid ,he Du,ss
Woswse' p,oIs,S Z, S.;.Sa.O S 80, ~ S.,ai :;
SSdssng 40. DS. the anxious sm'nerS from 'n' neao Oh
Abr sighed s%hsr nit g. lone ss wGSa Saa G"Ns0d SSys su
uceu. was P'ePa'eu W. P'0~oT 0
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DRORSY.

The ea-aey n n hlowNs PIIa in nrnpSy Il ex,rarr-
dluary. They art With such peculiar tHtct upon the
syem. that the aids arising from th dnfu d1sease
are impeFce ahly carried uT AID prevented frnm any
further aocumuAitm. TIE SUI rrr FeIaius buayancy
Of sprits and nj ices In eHnpletely renovated
atiteilon; hut " iRdispen ably necessary that the
0iitmeus should he m st e6etually rubbed into the
comnlAlnlnx paFta.
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Indigestion with languor and want


when taking these Pills rub Halloway's celebrated
Ointment over the M Of the Htrmach, aDd over th'
regions of the livT On the right side under the ribs
a6d you Ul q once experience Oh Ibgs fr the bete
In pour diseson, upnts appetite treHRth aud snerRy
The Improvement. though It may be gradual, will u
thorough ana Lasting.
, 1863-02-26
Complaints incident 10 Children.

An complaints 0t children nav snon be cured 10 care
b taken n purify their bOOd cact The aatiOH Of the
liver, an cleanse tha sRotsch and leWelA feW dOen
them % q things which they know aOubs injurious
, 1863-02-26
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
CHARLES PRoscH,
Editor and Proprietor.
TERMs-ALwAYs IN ADVANCE.
Rates OF Advertising, A

On, auuare 40 lines or IesG arst insertion o. 90
Eseh sdSsequent Insertion, 100
Ads1usOn q F per cent On the above rates 10 yearly
AdVertlsera
aaII Inserted Il ! less rate than e2S per Annnm.
~ Legal Advertisements Of every description must be
bid tsr before Insertion There Wn be no variation ffom
~ puih In any event,
, 1863-02-26
P Raf1---saorsaess Of BreltA with


Very bid symptoms which. Il nut oarreeted, may tend
ID aode seras dlS0Edsrs 0f the heart or other vital
0egdhG EN moderately 0f aollds. take six Pills nightly
0f 6da le time; take plenty 0f fFr1h air with mod
crate exercise, and the mAchiuery will be quickly
fokd 81 health and vg0F Try thia but for three day.
only, AID tue result Will be marvellous.
, 1863-02-26


ahssFibsFs who do give express notice 70 the con-
OraV considered wishing TO continue their subscription
Ifeabserbers order their papers publishers
uAgcontnue them until al charges are paid
Sf subscrhers neglect refuse take their papers IRON
u ee or place which they sent they responsible
1n ey settle The bin and give notice To discontinue them
LIT subscribers other places without informing
the puhheF and the paper the former direction,
thsy held responsible Notice Of removal should always
be giVsu.
Ba eoarts decided tha, refusing to take paper
psFslcai from The once, removing and leaving uneaed
tdR,b ppflaa fiets evidence Of intentional frand.
e-The Puhhsd rates Of advertising govern In all
eacpl special have been made previous TO
Insertion. fhs courts have repeatedly 80 decided.
~ Unds 'hs Law Of Congress, papers not charged
psSlAsS IN the couR,t IN which they are published.
JOB PRINTING:
Beck,
Pamphlst.
DiII-IIsad, .....
Circular.
HauH# blARk and
ttf"". Gard Printing.
IN PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL STYLE,
kzseutsd with ueaines and aspNe aud forwarded per
0rder 10 any part Of the country
~ PaymeRt Tsr Jobs mast always aeeOm-
paay the order.
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HoIIOtays Pils are the LeA remedy knOTn III de
- - s1orld for The .JoliOtVing diseases.

1ot0aouyS rus are Me Oea reHaedy knorn M Hie
- - Ssorld for The .JollO,ring diseases:
Aruo Drop.y IlnHammatlonlsare Throata
asthma lysentery lAundlce Iafohs aud Gravel
biieug. onnI .fyslpslas Ltyer Com Secondary Symp
plAlnla penAle IRE. plants toms
nlolehes On TN ,EalArtes !aTbago Tic DOuloureux
olin Eevers Of al Piles lTumorS
AUd Compru hnds Rheuh1Atlsm Ulcers
Coles lIs Retention of Venereal aaec-
Con1lipaalon of0oul Urine tiohs
TIE b6uSh iIieAdaehe Scroinla WORMS an kinds
oonsumption lIhdlgsslion Kings Evil Weakness, from
Dthillly whatever cause,
!, - ffsf"Nlt't - &c, &c, &c.
sid Gs ne E&GNnskmsat Gs PaopGaauR HuLLowAY,
~, 9lrAnn, (neat Temple Bari Ltndn; alSo by all
Respectable Druggists ahd Dealers h Medicines through
ont the elvsed Hnt1 aI ne llouag ptices:-ls. I'D,
8 n - "a lis ,27s and 81 earh Bsx.
rnlo Aoaaddsnbls sAsinE y '-kinstAs lArssr
EMB.-rirctIauss tot the Vuidance q pAGsnASh every
di1ll1bf asO aalxad b zach RG. ..---s .s.,,...
.- VICtaha, vi,
sE@ As~nes fR HallaSav.
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: sEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

Il = For further information and Through Tickets
No ' to NJ L. DOHBRTY, TicketAgent Union Dep0'
P. W. BTRADER,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati
mo ". DOHERTY,
Agent, 0olumbp'
et.,s .g R.W. WOODWARD, 5. L
superintendent, oiDcinnsH
colomhus De-. % 1863
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SECOND TRAIN.

c1NciNsaA41 AoooMMoDATloE a $50 S..;,,st f. nj,
.,onn,ng Al All stations between Columbus UncnnaaE u
nopsnn and indianapolis; arriving at cincinnau ~
Ii,os A. M, Dayton 9;O6 q. mi Indanspon, ~ - a
M, connecting directly at Loveland win tne n y
q M r. for uhiIlicothe, Marietta ana feIhenUu'b'
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copy or f>h0t00fdph from LH9 OF ~. n. DHUmN!
ehosofng the e6Set Of S7ERLLNG'S AABR0SiA
IN eighteen months.
CRRTIRICATE.
This to certify that, about eighteen months ago,
commenced using STwLINes AMBRoBIA. My hair was
short. THU, and rapidly falling OUT had tried many
Hair TonicB Invgoratofs etc., without receiving any
benefit Soon after using the Ambrosa my hair ceased
falling ont, and commenced growing 80 rapidly as TO as
tonish Now my hair 10 thick soft and glossy and
Ia Eve feet four inches In lengthwhen let down. reach
Iy 10 the use OF sTERLNa's AMBRosIA since com.
menced using 1t have applied nothing else 70 my hair
Mrs. L.. A. BROWN,
No, 493 broadway, New York.
We advise young persons, whose hair IS beginning to
fall out 10 take warning in time, and save their hair
by using the Ambrosa. To those who have already lost
their hair, the free use Of the AMBRosIA will surely
restore II, ~ II has done for thousands.
DR.. STERLINe's AMBRosIA Is stimulating oily ex.
tract Of Roots, Barks and Herbs II will cure all dis
esses of the scalp and itching OF the head, entirely
eradcates andru, prevents the hair from falling out
thick and long 1t Is entirely different from all other
preparations, ard can be relied on.
tits we'll known fact to thousands In the city Of
that will cure the Disease Of the Scalp and cause the hair
to grow.
PRICE sI.OO PER BOX, containing two bottles.
DR.. II. II. STERLING
Sole Proprietor,
No. 403 BROADWAY New York.
For sale by all Druggists. -
march30'6 3-d&wly
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voy Cincinnati, Dayton q lndisnal 'ou''
-o,;ob 70 indianapolis without Change o. 'oAf''
and bu. One Change Of Cars bctvee"
Columbus and 81, lepis' Gao
JssiI- -B---sS~
,.na After Monday. Deo' o.
1862.
~ trains viiI run a' follows
s,ur Trains Daily from Columbus.
glW Sundays s1csptsd.p s 4lil},
FIRST TRAIN.

FIRST TRAIN.
staHr nxPRBsA yia DytCn q l,So a: 2 M asI, ssCp
sp I,onaon. xenis Dayton, Midiletown AND Ian.
arriving = .os onsnasa SIs.sspp Saroad
Mscny Wv a. Louis Cairo, and all points boutnwesm, ~
,,Sng Il 81. Louis at 1880 q, q Dayton AZ s'So
m. and a. Indianapohs q wa y M M
with trains for Lafayette Terre nAu''' oD"'s'' "'
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As a Family Physic.

I ~ =
From Or. ~ W Cart'orfoh' New or'ea"'
Your Pills the prince Of purges. Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartic we possess They arc
mild but very certain and ecctual in their action on the
Io%eo ,TSSt,osut wnS@ oS dsoass ae' '"'"
ro,,, sto,,cb.
80 n ns,.arJ no,,d RoI,,noy,
fIO"' Ut. 'A'VN," m '.' 1'VyN, DN''''v, 80.
DEAR DRo AYER; CANNOT answer you i0nat compiains
havo cured with your Ps pottcr than 10 say
Syr treat With aPugahve medicine place great aepsn
dence on an eliectuai catharuo IN my qny c0hts. VIZ"
disease ana peeyng az uv .ias youi ,i rnis "o'' u"
V0'' wy n"o' - I'''Y w ~ . 70 a., ,osE
y, Jo A,rp Sir. T baya bsen repasotedIy cured OF
The worst headache apy body can have by dose or two
Of your Pills. 1t seems to arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, ED. W. PREBLE,
ii Clerk of Steamer Clarion.
c, r,,,. cor,nlo,uts
r., n. gu.oso., nj, ~ N,, I5,, IN,
from ". dnsOaors 1eu, '.g 1U.s ~ .rS,r ~
Not only are your ps auaPtya p " Sy
rs an aperent but hnd eiT pencc @ m
the Liver very marked indeed Ihey nave IN my p.a
pLdnts than any one remedy can mention. !snccrey
rejoice that we have at length purgaye which is wor-
thy the confidence OF the profession and the people,
DEPARTMENT or THE INTERIOR, o.
Washington, D. c., 7th Feb, 1856.
sm have used your Pills In my general and hospital
Ay they are the best cathartic we employ Their reg-
dng action the liver Is quick and decided, conse-
i, that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case OF
bilious disease obstinate that It did not readily yield to
mem PIy,ician of he Marine Hosptal.
,., ixvo-,n.
Dysehtery, Dinrrh~"' AeoaA'
f From DR.. J. O. Green, o. Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them in esteem as ono Of the best aperents have
ever found Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
hem an excegent wIen nr III snSarCootinq
makes them yery acceptable and convenient for the use
of women and children.
[ I.g u,s
L dyspepsia, Ampurlty OF tne Dioou
Ffon, Req. j. Y Hies Ptstor Of Advent Church, Boston
Dn Ayrn. have used your Pills with extraordinary
uccoss in nv family and among those am called to visit
in Distress To regulate the organs of digestion and
purify the blood they are tho very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them 10
my uienos' iou'''
WARSAW Wyoming Co., N. Y, Oct. "a, 1855.
= DEAR SIR am using your Cathartic Pills in my prac
flee and find them an excellent purgative to cleanse tho
system anu Pu'Vy VIC JcIna1S JInmM n H1THTIxM nm
q 'oiAN ~ "'' D'
Com stiuntion. .Costiveness, Suppression,
I Rheumntism, Cont, NEURALGIA, Drop
{ av, ParaIysis, Fits, etc.
From DR.. J. p Vaughn, Montreal, ornada
100 % oo 'a q Sny yOu rs nS nT them
as efcacious as have, they should join in proclaim
ing for the benefit Of the multtudes who suffer from
that complaint which, although bad enough In ITSELF is
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AYERS
PILLS.

Arc you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out OF
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
,colnlortablei These symp-
toms are often the prelude TO
serious illness. Some iit Of
sickness is creeping upon you,
and should DO ayerteo by =
timely use Of tho right rem.
D edy. Take Ayers rus ana
1 cleanse out the disordered hu.
niors-- purify the blood, and
let the ilulds move ON unob'
structed In health ngaln.
sfhty stimulate the functions
libf the body into vigorous ae-
!. tlvlty, purify the system from
Al. al.ofrttoitona rulirh mnH1
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Trains leave Columbus daily (sundays e'
oepted) as follows:
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Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Blood.
From Rsu. j. Y Hines PHstOr Of Advent Church, Boston
/ Dr. AVER. have used your Pills with extraordinary
success in my family and among those am called to visit
in distress. To regulate the organs Of digestion and
purify the blood they tho very best remedy have
ever known, and can confidently recommend them 10
NV friends Yours, j. " HINES.
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AL AND ACCOMMODATION at SOoP; N; stop.
,s Al ali stations between Columbus and Oincinnani
ling at Cincinnati at 9aOp. m; connectngs s LOU
~ or Springfield
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Dyscntery, Diarrhna, Relax, Worms.
From DR.. j. g. Green, Of Chicago.
Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them In esteem Of the best aperiens have
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them an excellent remedy when given In small doses for
bilious dysentery and dtarhGd. Their sugarcoating
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the use
of woman and children.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-25

WORCESTHR'S
ROYAL QUART0 DICTIONARY.
Tho Latest..-The Largest-..Ths Best,
The Cheapest Because the Best,
ssThs most Reliable standard Au-
thority or the English LanguaEe.o
S,s Rsndrsd Antass Aincators OF 0Ato,
"THH BEST nNaLIsn 1DIorIonARY sxraNr.'
srary Nan 1Ssytoh~.
"He,s arc upwards Of Hundred thousand woIdS,
Whoso muuFlous meanineD and derivations, together
with helr correct spelling and pronunciation arc Clearly
Set befoKs the eye.P tl' ti
0acianaa COmmSrcioi
Rand tAs Dsotsions of tAo Mtsn1as OF ns 0Ato Safe
1sdoASr's Assocfdfion. ri
Tho undernipnsd members Of Tho Ohio State TcAchers
Association, adopt and aim 10 uSon teaching, writing
and psatn the orthogPhy and pIonSnca,lC,n ,u., .o1
daily recommend u a. tho most reliable standard An
thely Of the nngllsh language, ~f now written ana
spoken.
Loau ApaEwu, Pr sidsn. Kenyon colieEe.
N. D. LEaaKrr, superintendent ZanesviiIe Schools
Tncs. W. HARvEI, Bup't MassiIon Union Schools
N. y. OowDnY, bup't Public sohools, eandusky.
JoHN LYHoH, eup't Public echoola, circlevilie
ssN. SANFORD, Principal Cleveland Female sonin&
VIZ. Mrronnl, sup't Public Schools, Mt. Union.
JoHE osDn, Principal State Normal School, Mime
sofa. .N.f 81
onus Mason, Principal Fourth In;'nnedlats schOOl'
Cincinnati. e.lL,i
n. 5. MARru, sup,t Canton Onion sehoCls:
Ii r T.si1s, Prof; Msts:nsi&Is. iona 80 Ohio s. gHiV'riy.
VIZ. w. EDwiRDs, sup't Troy Union School
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Bilious Disorders II Liver Complaints.
From, Dr.. Theodore Bcls Of Nc,c York City,.
Not only are your Pills admirably adapted to Ng pur.
poso as an aperient but find their beneficial efectsnpon
the Liver very marked indeed: They have In my prac-
tce proved more effectual for the Of bilious com
bLains than any one remedy mention. Isncerely
teoce that we have at length purgatye which is wor-
thy the confidence OF the profession and the people.
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THIRD TRAIN.

nav nxpRRss at l,3O p. M. stopping OF jefferson,
,oDsan 1barleston, xsnia, Spring Valley, ooIMln,
MnSroV. south Lebanon, Fosters Loyeland Uamp
Dsnnson and Milford also at AL the sacSs " os
rs.sirs Win lie Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
an,sIie st. Louis and oairoi arriving M ~. Lonls AZ q,
Sas A. M. at Dayton at 4i35 p. m, et lndanapon a.
MS D. ;; connecting for Lafayette terra hau"' on'
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, o.

! : WaBnInBLUn d O'i III NHUj 1vUVs D
SIN: have used your Pills in my general ana hospitai
practice ever since you made the and cannot hesitate to
Iy they arc the best catharc employ. Their regu-
dng action on the liver Is quick and decided, consc
entity they are an admirable remedy for arrangements
that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case Oh
bilious disease so obstinate that 1t did not readily yield to
them. / Praternaly yours ALONZO BALL, NJ D.,
4 I,Ivsicinn of tIe Marine HospttdI.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
A. SOLDIER.
MEN.

In the Register of this week, we
have read the following words-"If
our ..Govsrnment had hung a hun,
dred of these detestable sympathi.
::ers, q year ago, it would thereby
have ssvea ten thousand lives; the
least valuable OF which: would have
been worth more to til nation than
q legion Of such traitors" our
has made a mistake, &c
should have said, that if our Gov
eminent had hung three hundred
such men asthe Editor of the Regl
three years back we sshoald
have had no war at all, and 500 900
lives would have been saveL hA 3
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
UNION.

WE have inserted the above let
ters, because we wish all parties to
have fairplay. We deeply regret,
that in the present state an1 tenn
per of American society, the Editor
Of the "Eaton Register" should
have written as he did two weeks
back. We say more, and therefore
assert, advisedly, that no wise man,
or qualified Editor, would have
uttered the murderous language in
which the R~egisterian delivered
himself. The sons of peace and
Christian principle are not guilty
Of. provoking. bl6odshed and the
murder Of their neighbors, at the
dictnm of the leaders Of the rabi,
bic and mob. 10 much for the
cause that has brought to light the
above letters. OF the letters them.
selves, we have to say, that like
the Register" they breathe a re-
siAant spirit, and might have been
'couched ia q more mild and respect.
full phraseology. We love peace,
and know, from long and tried
experience, that blow for blow, o
hard word for D hard word, viii
never settle q quarrel, or make
peace in society. America is in
trouble, and 1t is the Imperative du-
|ty Of the conductors of the public
press, to uae their talents, to teach
moderation, kindness, and peace.
II 70 plain to- our mind, that Q
new system Of tAe Ameri;
can States must be adopted, before
we can have any permanent and
lasting peace We dolnot advoeate
Is moharGhical or military dsspO.
Etism, but We Do IN all conscience
and before high heaven, urge upor
all political and religious parties
the necessity Of forming in THU
country, o strong, intelligent, anC
really united party Of Democratic
Republicans, who viii forget them,
selves, and lose thepSelYss, ina !
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
For the Press.
MURFRERsBoRO. TENN,
Jan.,2O 1863,

Mn. EDrroE-I wish, through
the columns of the Press, to give
my opinion Of the treatment.o of the
private soldiers. Ihave Gifted heard
them say,..that they started out in
the service as patriots, to fight for
their country, but they had been
badly disappointed They said that
patriotism was played out, and that
the motto now and
the Negro Has any one the least
idea that the rebellion can be put
down in this way? Ny opinion i
Etbis, that unlssstboy Jay Fside the
negro question, and the sRouiderl
Straps, the rebsllioF2 willnqeyaF .Pe
put Sdown. Had the niger ques-
ton been left out in the first place,
the war would have been over be.
fore now. Though a nap.com,
missioued officer. my observations
have not been so limited, but that
| could o tale unfold, that would
startle the honest mind at home
How many honest men, who enlisI
ted from patriotic motives, under
men whose honesty they never had
cause to suspect, have besn made
to blush at.the wrongs, I might say
committed by these men
who have become hardened and
used so twindling.
Respecting the battle aS Muir
freesborojI see that some of the
abolition journals claim it to be tht
greatest victory of the war;
Let me tell the citizens of Ohio
THAT they are sadly disappointed
Our loss was, without q doubt, 81
large as that of the rebels. They
took more prisoners than we did
and we lost 80 pieces of artillery
All we got was old. Murfreesboro
and that is full of smallpox.
any of the abolitionists are out of
berth, they can get one down hers
with'a salary of $13 month in lie
gal Tender, and fat pork and crack
sFs But muEt close fos he pre-
ent.
A. SOLDIER.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
War News.

Cairo, February 8;--Wicksburg
dates to the Both ult., say that Gen.
eral Gfant'had arrived.
The work of widening and deep.
ening the canal .is progressing. The
rebels have planted q battery on
the Mississippi shore, which COM
mands the lower end of the canal.
The Wing of the 22d says that
ELongstreet, with thirteen brigades,
has gone to Tennessee. '''
The gpnboat New Era was at
tackled Oh Sunday night, at II
o'clock, near Island No. 10, by guer.
rillas with three.pieCes.of cannon.
The New Era returned the fire
with shell. The conflict lasted IN.
It'll near daylight, when the rebels
retired. Their force was believed
TO be between two and three thou,
sand. i3Gd s40l6 8 .le5II4 ciel
The telegraph operator at Pa.
ducah reports that the command
at Fort Donelson was attacked al
an early hour this morning. Al
4 o'clock P. M. the engagement
was still going on. Reinforcement
have gone forward.
FoRTREss MoNRoE, February g.
Richmond papers have been "a
ceived to January 81, and contain
the following; ut is Impossible
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05
Weekly Summary.

Our readers, who delight in blood
are doomed to an awful disapl
pointment this week. There has
been no great battle fought since
our last issue. What little blood
letting there has been, has been
against the North. All We have to
soy ID, that the Constitution is bei
ing cruci6ed between the two
thieves-Abraham Lincoln, and
Jefferson Davis-high prices will
cruelty the rest of as ia due time,--
Reader, this is our war news-re'
fleet upon it, go to bed and try tc
sleep soundly if you can; but keeI
in mind if you please that the storm
is not over.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-02-05

that the Florida could have been
the vessel that sank the United
States gunboat Hatteraa, as she did
not leave Mobile until The night
Of the 18th, and The H6llrtas was
sunk on the 18th. We haze reliable
Information that tie TcseA that
did sink her wasIthes Bfitish man
Of. war Spftfire, as.tile Captain iu-.
Dictated in his reply to the Yankees
commander. 1t may be Commo-
dore. Wilkes had wearied out Britt
ish endurance bo his,extraordinaEf
blockade at Nossau and otiIef poFtss
and that orders had been tsS9ed
which resulted lin this naval ea@s
g~agement."
BosroN, February "a delega-
ton of'one hundred principal CHI
zen from Portland invited .MSClel-
Ian to visit that city.
Mcclellan returned thanks, and
in the course of lis remarkts H.
luded, with satisfaction to the con.
servativc feeling which he saw
|spri nging up in New England, and
rem arked he saw an this eohscrya.
tism the hope, strength and glory
Of the nation. IsaI5 i.sg llir yaai dsiGW
EDelegatlonsIfFom other cities, also
waited on Him, requesting him TO-
visit Them IY7Ll2 .>HR0I9