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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25

The st. LOUIS Republican, anAin-
dependent war paper, in its issue 81
the 10Th inst, has the following MOI
tice Of John Brough. 1t says:
"This gentleman Is somewhat
unexpectedly, brought forward as
a suitable candidate for Governor of
Ohio. He was familiarly known in
this quarter some years ago, hav.
ing distinguished himself by his
connection with the Mississippi and
Atlantic Railroad, projecting to
st. Louis with Eerre Haute.
At a public meeting held in St.
Louis in 1854 he assured his hear
ers thar this road should he compile
ted and in running order in one
year. The road Immediately took
his name, the 'Brough Road, yet
from some motive which remains
still unexplained, and to the sur
Prise and disrnay of the western
stockholders, he abandoned his post
as president of the road before the
year was up, and tho work remains
unfinished, and the motives for his
detection unexplained. to this day
Were this promised homer in any
degree dependent upon Illinois OF
Missouri voters, we might hope to
have this mystery cleared up; but
1t is certainly an amusing fact, if
indeed, it may prove to be a VERT.
able one, that this same gentleman,
now put forward as an exceedingly
suitable person for Governor O
IUnio, has been considered, fer thu
last twelve or fifteen years, q res
ident of the State of Indiana.
There is not the least harm il
all this, yet the Intelligent Repub
Iicans Of Ohio can scarcely fail t.
ask fno more suitable timber may
be found to fill the chair of Stat
in their name."
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
Weekly Summary.

The Confederate raid into Penn
sylvania which by some accounts
was only albig scare seems threat
eu,ngto assume serious proporti'
o OH The apTp5earance.o of large rel
bel to:ce at no great distance from
Philadelphia has caused consider
able alarm in that city, and BUSH
r. ness was partially suspended to pre-
pare for emergencies. The entire
Confederate army numbers from
5000 to $4,000. McConnclls'
burg: was taken by them on the
Oath, and they now occupy Gum
berland, Md. Lees object is suppo'
sed to be to isolate Washington
by cutting it off from Baltimore:
and Philadelphia, and tllOn attack
it, or he may attempt the capture
o. of those cities first.
1.' Hooker is all quiet under thu
forts at Washington: how muci
farther from Lee he means to get
he only knows
Nothing new at Vicksburg'
The Committee of nineteen ap
pointed to procure the release o
. Mr.. vallandighamf have arrive
at Washington.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
INDUSTRIOUS OUTRAGE.
We lind the following extrao,

We find the following extraor-
binary statment in the New Lisbon
(O) Patriot, Of the 10Th inst:
OUTRAGEOUS BARBARITY.
We are informed that on Tues.
day evenis 6, in Liverpool, about
thirty women, and five men, dress
ed in women's clothes, started out,
with tar and feathers, after the De-
mocratic women of that town.
They first went to the house
of Mrs. Morris, a widow woman,
and a boy called her to the door.
lie then took hold of her and
tore off all her clothes, except her
chcmise. The crowd of she fends
then came up and dressed her in a
coat Of tar and feathers. They
next went to the house of Mrs Lee,
whose husband died in the army
three months ago. She taught
like a tigress, but the foul she.
tiends succeeded in treating her in
the same way. Five other Demo.
cratic women were tarred and feath'
cred. We have ne comments Oh
this inhuman barbarity. lfthe par
ties can be fonnd out, they ough'
to be punished with the severes
penalty Of the law,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
Constitutional Rights which We Mean
to Exercise And Maintain

"Congress shall make no law re-
specting an establishment of rel
ligion, OF. prohibiting the free ex-
ercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or ofthe press.
c-AmendmentS to the Constitution Of
the United States, Article ].
Every citizen may eoly speak
write, and publish his sentiments
on all subjects, being responsible
for the abuse of the Eiglt; and no
law shall be passed to restrain or
abridge the liberty OF speech, or OF
he press" Go stitutiOn Of Ohio,
Article !, Section II.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
A RTG0T

Chas. Anderson, the Republican
nominee for Lieutenant Governor,
is Il bigoted and intolerant Know
Nothing. He addressed the Repub-
licans here lasi week, and the sta
pie of his speech was abuse of the
Germans and Irish.-One of his OBJ.
iections to Vallandingham VAS that
she had a low Dutch name"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
JOHN BROUGII

Mr.. Morgan, of the Newark, lO9
Advocate, eoTects US ir regard to
the office which Mr., John Brough,
failing to get from the Admins.
tration Of President Polk, in 1845,
left the Democratic party in conse.
quence. 1t was not @ Cabinet Min
lister, for Mr.. Brough's ambition
and expectations did not soar as
high as that. He simply wanted
the humble position of head OF
some bureau at Washington.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
WHAT'S TIE MATTER?

Why, COLEMAN DEEM Co. have
no time to eat--they are thronged
with customers from morning till
night. That's what's the matterl
If you want BARGAINS in Dry
Goods, call at once. Fresh bales
of goods from the City every day,
and no charge for showing them.
II
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
GOOD 3 .

N. B. STEPHENS is selling good
Prints for 123c., aud has reduced
the prices of all his goods; in fact,
he is selling his present stock of
goods very much below the gencr-
al prices of the country. Call and
see for yourselves, and beconvincsd
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25

RSnJohn Brough, the standard
bearer for the Uhionparty inOhio
for the campain, is a man Of uu-
questioned executive ability and of
unimpcachableoin who left
ths DSRQera6e pSt WHICH he
observation-disclosures OF itsasub-
7missivenessto Southern dictMion,
aud NIP, eyer, since SecessioIt was
inagurated bas,hesnuam Carnestsup.
.f2sffEssEBGGs of. :. S..s .sgyy. as :cssea.sYisiI
.bSoi sa5's tire Springfield Ohio
Republican, which is therein,
lore honest than most Of its polit.
itical brerhren. He tells us that
'Brough left the Democratic patty
at a certain time. That is so, and
has boen opposed to it ever since.
-Eaquirer.
Tho Republican press can't agree
upon BRouGH's politics. The Eaton
negro organ-the Register : pro.
nounces him a lifelong Democrat.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25

1grTs Editor Of this paper does
not hold himself responsible t01 the
opinions. expressed by his correspond
ents. aThe ,%Uriter, and not the Editor
., responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25

VAL OUT OF DlxlE.-The Augusta
(Ga) Chronicle chronicles some OF
the peregrinations Of Vallandingr
ham in the Confederacy. On
Monday eth, he had got as far
as Petersburg, Va, and after spend.
ing aday there he proceeded to
Wilmington, in charge of Judge
Ould. who would see him eafely
on board Of steamer for Nassau.
From thence it was coniectured he
would go to Canada, to engineer
the political campaign in Ohio, OF
perhaps to New York City. The
) Chronicle says; eve arc glad VAL
landiugham has gone
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
STATE TICKET.


FLOR G0VefAefi
Hon. @. L. VALLANDlGHAM.
For Lieutenant Governor;
Hon. GEORGE e. PUGH. 3r
roituiitsao CAudtep ofsState:mh a
WILLIAM8R HUBBARD, o.
.9Uuonsb TruasmfeiDf ofState% ..
u9mdsiEFENRM8 iaa <
9dsuip lend CHSrt Judge:
# ,,'to P,'VAN TRUMP
u" Member Board Public Works:
JOHN H. HEATON.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
TaHhhsal,u ntires
THEApygEY1sR HHgNsstsNRy


THENDyHRTISER RE
i STORED tohealth in K rev weeks, bStk
very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with o severe lung affection,
and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow-suffer-
ers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a cory
of the prescription used (frec of charge J
with the directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a sure Cure
for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, DC,
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he conceive,
to be invaluable, and he hopes e,ery suffer.
er will try bis remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove a blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
April %, 1863 8 m
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25

NOTICE.

NHE Dayton Western Turnpike Company
i have declared a dividend of SO cents
per share payable at Eaton, July LIST, and
at Dayton, July ,, 1863.
| will attend at the times and places
above designated, and after July Bird, will
lay at my residence, near New Lebanon,
Montgomery Co., o. 2AtAl l3
on 8ay 0, G. SHIvELY, Treasurer
. jane Is, 1862
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25

r6FN. B.--A steady Jour may lind
q, CONSTANT employment, and fair
Iwages, by applying at the "Press"
tOfice, Eaton, Preble Co., Ohio.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25

bu Ma No anonymous communica'
ton will be inserted in the Press
The name OF the writer must be
given TO the Editor, not for publil
cation, bat as o guarantee of good
faith. oa'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25

DarWe are informed through a
letter recently received by one of
our citizens that part Of the 9Th O.
hio cavalry, lst Missouri, and End
Illinois, ia all 500 men, we're at.
tackled by 1000 rebels, surrounded
aud taken prisouers.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
THE COMING CAMPAIGN.

cuIlpHlSH Ol LIBERTY. IL lS4tnc
struggle of a sovereign people, to
defend and preserve to themselves
and their children the inalienable
rights guaranteed to them by the
fathers of our country, and the
of our Constitution. 1t
will be the grand uprising of the
masses on the aile of right, law,
justice and Constitutional Liberty,
and their final and unterrifed con.
dsmnation of usurpation, dcspot.
ism and tyranny, whet err by the
Executive, or his military subordi-
mates. 1t is the grand issue be-,
tween right and might, liberty and
despotism, the sovereign people
and their servants. Let the people
rouse, organize, and be firm. Let
every township, and every school.
district be visited, and let the peof
pie be thoroughly posted on the
great issues of the day. We have
already been asked by our country
friends to hold meetings at the
schoolhouses, and we would sug.
gest to our Committee, that sound
and reliable gentlemen should be
appointed to visit and address the
people at the different schoolhouses
during the campaign. The masses
are reused and in earnest, and it is
our duty to aidsthem as far as we
can. And in order to contribute to
their information we make the fol,
lowing offer. We will furnish ii c
Democratic Press during the cam
paign to any one on payment of
30 cents in advance. Clubs of six
for $3.50: and Of twelve for $500.
We hope a large number of Dem
ocrats will avail themselves of this
offer, and thus keep themselves
posted on the great political 'ques'
lions of the day. We shall be hap.
py to publish as far as our space
will permit the accounts of any
Democratic meetin gsi and resolu
2'l99hqs' / RassssSaq II tbs, 2 II is IS S8FFiilel.n
WheFeq 10 1sotGH1aus edi lis b.
T. '9VtS FOURTH OF Fully 10.
Preparations for the celebration
of the glorious Fourth are bein!
made by our Democratic citizens
the friends of Constitutional Liber
ty, Law and Order. From presen
appearances, it promises to 'be
first rate affair, and Democrat
from adjoining Counties have mott
fled their intention to be present
We shall be glad to see as man,
of our friends as possible at on
office, especially those that brin.
moneyin their hands. We wi
give notice that we will present
copy of 'Hon G. L. Vallandigham'
3 Record in paper covers, with
l beautiful steel portrait, to any on
who will bring US on that day til
c names Of three new subscriber
with the money in advance. T
: any one who will give us the namC
, of five new subscribers and the me
!, ney in advance we will give a cop
of the same book handsome
6 bound in cloth, with portrait.
This work is wellgotten up, an
every one who PROCESSES to be
Vallandigham Democrat ought
provide himself with a copy, bot
for his own use and that he MI
be able to refute error and contr
VI dict lies when he hears them.
'f We offer q copy to any one Vi
ID on very easy terms. Let ourtricn
try what they can do.
- Mr., PUGH.
If Mr.Pugh desires to say that {
g ter Monday, July 18th, he will
N at the service of the Democra'
= State Committee TO speak in su
" IL ,,ab 1;o,o0 n n 4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25

Meeting for the o~elebratlon Of
the 4th ofJufv.

r
Pursuant to a public CAV to the
friends of Constitutional Liberty,
Law, and Ovder," a number ofour
citizens met in the Court onsc,
on Saturday, the Goth instant, for
the purpose of making arrange
ments for the celebration Of the
4th of July.
= On molten OF w. j. Gilmore,
Esq, J. B. Stephens, Esq, was
called to the Chair; Archibald
Campbell and Simeon House. Vice
Presidents, and l.. G. Could
rotary.
The President remarked that
the object of the meeting was to
take measures for a genuine, regu-
lar, oldlfashioned celebration of
the ever memorable and glorious
Fourth of July, q celebration that
would be q credit to our county,
and all who would participate.
On motion of Mr.. Zoos, it was
unanimously agreed that the char
acter Of the celebration be q BIAS.
KET PICNIC, after which Tue
officers and C9pmittecs of Ar
rangement were appointed.
President of the DAY.. B.
Stephens Vice Presidents--Arch
ibaId Campbell and Simeon House;
Secretary-G. B%rumbaugh.
Marshal-W. G. NJ. Brookins.
Reader of the Declaration of In.
dependen-c-J. Ii. Zoos, ESQ.
Reader of the Constitution Of
the United Statcs-Judge Gilmore.
Committee on Toasts and Ora
tor of Day-Messrs. Zoos, Gilmore
Banta, Gould, and Lcfevcr.
Committee on Ground, Seats
and Water-Messrs IIolderman
J. Owen, P. Ozias, Ryan, c. Smith
Bowlcs, Gilmore, w. Deem, ant
j. Achey.
Central Finance Committee
Messrs. A. Dunlap. Nv. Campbell
55Fl.lti.6Ss?s . Fulton, AID. Achey, AMI
Molderman.li9 q. rre,sa .
1P,I11 ohimite eooh' Flags and Music
4 aMessrs 0,qFoos, sdLefever,5 iSwitzel
/, tG0id1lal, aaba1IS SlrJt s 1KFcl&iIi. 9. " '.1,,a {
=, Township Committces-See tn
Bills.
j. B. STEPHENS, President.
: l.. q. GOULD, Secretary.
!
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS
DJ3ti1 SAYS.Itll4


Haar what tho Philadelphia correspondent says n ~
Commonwealth. Wilmington polawsh 9TH Of AprA
I "in Engiish gentleman, formerly Isetsd With ~
pritish Army, and who styies hinbd s.Engish -
tnnio Physicfan,' has Of late gained q tsnsive rspAta-
1iou here by his skin In curing all nj rot complaints.
some of lis patients ] have eonye with, and ths1
p~ronouaeA bis remedies aud mede . ae9lmeut - ysr5
suDeffof. Some hare been restosed by maggie. The
medicine be used isdhtlled B Jhlnt rom r1ioua hsrbs
HWhllo acting in the army no devoted hi! les1sS
moments to . thorough study Of the eneet- produced b.
certain medicinal roots and herbs on oil maA- q fdis..sea-
n Sesmg he has found SURE and speedy remedy brah the
I'm that assh 10 heir to- His practice 10 alTUady oKt:n.
Slvs. and d daily increasing. In the eompi.intst p whieh
fsmalss are subleetOd he has ne equal, ~ . larKe nnmper
here have testified that they owe not only their Yreeent
rood health, but thSir lives, to the skill Of thiG knglba
Sotanis Physleian." Ills oface isAt
Ne. 80 EAST FIFTH STRHnT,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
Mr., PUGH.

Mr.Pugh desires to say that aft
ter Monday, July 18th, he will be
at the service of the Democratic
State Committee TO speak in such
counties, and at such times, as the
Committee may appoint But he
is unable to accept any Invitation
to speak, beyond those already &C.
copied, until that time
Democratic news papers are Ier
quested to copy this notice.
Fourth of July Celebration
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
NOTICE.

A LII pcrsopSAnAebtcd to the firm of EcK-
. I'll &4CaddkSI and COCHRAN 4 BEY-
NoLDs, by hotd q bpok account, are resl
pectfully r~eqaested 3 call at my Office in
Eaton, and payihe same Immediately.
~ 81 s. BANTA.
June 9Th, lS6341M
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vnNnRHAh
nYsEASE2. TT

without the use Of Mercury, without from bad.
ness, and without fear ofdiscoyeTyo or exposure. hodoadly
DoiSons, such as arsenic, nux vomica, opium, or any other
poisons, No mercury nor any deadly Observation-Disclosures
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used BY thds
wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Rerediee
nevor vet failed to cure the most obstinate and tho moss
dangerous cases, and to remove all mercury and oth3
Impurities from the system WHOM al other Rsmediss he
ALLIED. Medical Journal. {
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CON.
~ TEndPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent 81 NJ odd-
ALLOY, BoOnsbOr''. Maryland, Sala Ono H4Nprsd'y' The 'i''
s.aNsmerous uresofdissa caussdb By riyiadiscr.tioa
having been performed by the English Botanic Physieiss,
1 feel IL nv duty, having q knowledge Of thenintc state
ths net, believing thatin doing 90 I may dot ssstsicstoth
sunSfing,, One case in partieular-7that q 2 yonpg MAJ
In this city-is worthy Of note. He had become tne
yietim Of a habit, the mere allusion to which causes a
shuddcr, and after years OF suffering and doetorlng GIVE uP
llIShopesl of rccoystyl Hc wished to marry, ana Wa
dearly beloved by as sweet a girl % ever hsPea worvs
Ho dared not wed on account Of tho shattered s,als
ast III. .y.tsRa " sought 5saIstAt sas lssas ~ I sS To- 4:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25
CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD Nzws!1
FRoNE HIGH AND RELIABLn Az

II. Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael th' English
Botanic Physicians, never failed yet 70 make . peFfsea
rndicnl. and nnrmnnhnt euro Of ALLaeaa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-06-25

ea-Fourth Of July Celebration,
, 1863-11-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.

,.-. MONDAY ET1E1S1. Nov. 2. 1EGJ.
IN splfe q the hbominable weather. business opens
t1c eemanss upo1 bankers clearly Indicate.
Inc pressure teens to Increase AZ the seaon draws
1saes OF Discount as ukual sG11 per cent the
lo"er nebfc Icing the exception, AMI only obtataed
at one Of the baaka AID by faTore1 customers
sew aork Exchange continues close. The rates arp
au41e aelfe1n ut rar@K buying. and Il premium as
tne esane ls1ee The only exception that heard OF
are etu3Ges Sons, who aid par and cold at Na2-ls
The rates fdr Gold in New. York up to one p. m
wefe: 1saa, 146E 1ta We refer our readers to our
1ste elspa1ches for the cloang rates The price here
was !se-a ie* parties paying 1s5k. Thtre Is quite
local demand to-dsy to pay duties,
K@H.
CHICAGO Aso ALros Z. r Co-The Injunction gran.
ted By Judga "iams, in August last restraining the
pa1mens OF the dividend Of the Chicsgo Alton Rail-
road Company. has dissolved, Demurrer to bill for
want Of equity allowed and decree dIsmisanr bill ont
Of court at eomP1at1Ant's cost, I.
ArCNcIsaA11.-Money market is without essential
Change. The supply ofcurzenc5 Is somswaat easier
than was, but there Is demand for It, and bankers
experience 10 difficulty in keeping their means inyes
teo INC 1ate IN the open market, To-. good paper u
7&s per cent. TIE National banks Of course adherc
to the Uniform rate Of 6per cent but ns this not
chauseabe, It no Indication Of the condition Of &ae
Ta1xtt. mere s only moderate demand for ax-
charge, AID the ma1ktt with ample supplies Is easy
at X@ 1-to els buying md selling.
AT ST. Lou1s-Sew York exchanges In good supply
and steady at at per cent discount buying, and par
selling, Defence Warrants asWc buying aud seulag.
: AT TPH11ADz1P1uA-Aor keeps easy. ali the de-
ands On the street being readily supplied at 59s per
cent. mostly, however, at the latter rate.
JAZZ COOKE Co.'S New BAsk,-The Naw York
Jou1na q connsree SAYS: Directly Opposite the
Treasury Department tberols now going up almost
like magic, superb marble banking houle, It be.
1ongsfo the rotahlo hrm Of Jay Cooks Co., and IL
e!iaeaee Of good tartune and prosperity Which hss
probably neVes been equal1ed IN sas country, TneY
, 1863-11-03


7sss7ss s:o1l1B 42si1oo e,s1;, .,oo
The general markets to-day we're trne. but leas Ar,
dse an on Eaturday-these being but 1luitaa .hn.
| rtrg demand. -~Nf
1ae cemand Tor Flour Was more actiye and thu mar
esser-Eith es1es only about $500 bt!s at
e61aas3 for Ehfe Winter txtrae: Is 60 far Red WIN.
Ter e1sfas s5ec@sso for fair to good Spring extras
Wheat Fuled abont &c PER bushel higher than on
but 1t tie close fell back and closed Quiet
unis aeont Is 100 bushels changed hands al stb for
No Red Winter; q 08H@1 " for No sprtnp 4, M
@lc4 for No. sprtg and ss99c tor ejectet snrior
Ihe1e Was considerable hFeGu1aHty In prices on ~
count OF tue Lack Of demand In some Of ths son,b
Side elevatora @~ 0So"'
The Corn market wEa drm and active at 7s.sa7r for
teo1e sc for No. IN store; and sc for Reject
q In store-ae market at tho close being steady ami
nsm. 1'A
Oats opened acttve and somewhat hteh.r hrt sr.r
tne receipt Of the New York dispatches the market
oecame qa4et and the advance Tas lost, Only .hout
s'oeo tnsheIs changed hands, at for No and
a'Eesse Tor No. IN ssore-c1ohng at SO for MOL.
Hse was steady and quiet at 910sec. Barley yas IN
eeod Demand and aase per busa.l higher-wlth sales
OF No. 2 At u 1E81.1I
1teuaiket for Highwines ruled very dull. and prces
wern no1atuAy l. Per. gallon 1oTer-ho1te1s askfng
&c and buyers offering e5c
Provisions ruled tul. and tnactiye-the on1v tra,s.
action OF aog note seportd be1ng 500 tres prime Leaf
Lard 1t 1oXc. Thera WAS nothing doing in Ness Por
Or BulH Meats. Ts1loW Is ateaty at lie.
sslt Is very qutet Domestic Fine Ia selling By re
car load 1t s27e delivered, but there IL no deand
for CARROTS. Foreign salt |, also 1ull-Grouut Alum
being o1efed at 81 Is afoat, without buye:s,
Gram Ffs1:ata were &c per b1shal ower-EitA 1isht
engagements At 12hc for wleas, Tic for corn any ac
for oats to Buffalo,.
Tbs railroads haEe advanced their RATS 13 par hr,
on uour and c on fourth aas goods to the tcaooard
Inc MARKET fer Beet Cattle hiss bean to.ae.b,y I'd.
asd We uo:a tee sals @, ISL h:sa srce TIC cc.c
OF eatufdhJ ma1ket At D. ices geae:&ly are nrn At
our last quotations. In EGGS ihere hsa neen fair d.
acc It plicef quite high II were rlyec On y,i,r
And Saturday lat. The entered sa1.s at tie yaton.
7a1ds AMOUNT to 10 90 tcxn 1t prices ranging feon
y :-a4 Is Tho bulk ef Rates have howeysr. sen at
ESHGi95
, 1863-11-03

ARylnm desire to return their rTntefnl ael-oFe1a.
mehts TO John L: Wilson, Esq, for his m1niacent
c@Daton o. Soo to thef scsnty treasury Tbs
needy family of helpless children II Las been se1
eommltted to our charge, csll for many sImilsr
taEols Hom those Of our citizens who haye been
6!esee4 with abundant me3ns and Kind hearts
We siteeie:y trust that many who re1d tia
aekno~edemtn ut will feel that It Is cali to them
n re Words Of One who loved aud blessed lfttie
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