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AUCTION SALES.
PY BoTELER & WILSON, AUCT'Rs.
WHARF SITES AND WATER FRONTS.

AOol1oAN Dh DLFJN.
PY BoTELER& WILSON, AUCT'Rs.
WHARF SITES AND WATER FRONTS.
MAvoRs OFFICE, Dec. =, 1855.
BY virtue OF and In accordance with the proyI.
lions and on the terms in the act q the
"An act authorizing the Mayor TO lease wharf
site. on the Potomac river, &c." and an amend
MONDAY, the aist instant, at 70 O'Clock M, COM
mencng At the foot OF Eleventh street west, lease
lowing piece. and parcel. Of srousd 10 be a.s a.
wharf sites or water fronts, vir That At the foot
q Eleventh street west At the line Of the sea wall,
$50 feet in width, and those two immediate west
OF and adjoining Twelfth street west, each i6o feet
10 width that at the front Of NJ street south, "
| des-dtd MAYOR
.,GS-The above sale is postponed until MONDAY.
the 4'h day of January next, at same hour and
place. RICHARD wALLACH
decio-d BoTELER WILSON, Aucts.
TINTED STATES MILITARY RAIL
- ROAD OFFICE, No. $50 @ street, wasHIso.
Ton, D. C., December 10, 1879.
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON
FOR SALE.
will sell At public auction, at the Orange and
WEDNESDAY, the is'h dav Of January next
Ten secondhand Locomotive Engines, feet sS
'"I ahn,t gun ~ ,on. ., ri, natl. u.,,.
am q car Wheel p""
goo Car hxies
"A ~ =, Wrough' scrap iroh'
A Ia, n, S., s,,,,u. shaA ,, A.
81 ~ ~, " ~. spian y, "a eneS '"H' &C.
I I'll. W .o'h i ,epse y. ~ =. ~.
ierms eash III "o'ernmen' iunus on,,o,
,..,ooo. ~ T., hobiNsoN,
"''.-' e"p'a'n anu q. u. W.
iDn, ~ LIZ IL, DE- SoLD Al
,hh Auetion, every WEpNEsDhf and SAT.
Of S'N'h strssf, al ne bides Tsilow, Sc, that
nml's OF the Distfict OF Columbia. and shipped to
=, Terms cash In Government funds, to be paid at
'he ,me OF SAFE BELL-
nv las ~ N,cI-IpE .. "a
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New and beautiful scenery, by W. d. Sterry;
Original Appropriate Music, by J. BrAhAm1
Splendid wardrobe, by Il. Marshall, OF BaltiuoI";
Txrensive Properties, by I. Brown aud ABs'ts;
and repl"tc with
Magic Transformations, lutr'eate Mechanical -
First appearance OF the Celebrated, DMing. an
'"''ep'" The KING BROTHERS,
THE KING BROTHERS,,
THE KING BROTHERS.
THIS EVENING,
THE GREAT ALLIANCE
will appear in \ charming ballet, en- tiled
THE CORsAlR,
THE CORSAIp,
And 4 new beautiful advertisement, entitled
ARRAGoNEzt.
ARRAGoNEIA.
GEO R. EpEsoN IN NEW MUSICAL ODDITIES,
BILLY EMERSON,
L. . Do X. ". WILLIAMS,
'SeLANNt Mons. SOL,
10 anew clio of songs dances and negro pc uin,.;
THE PERsECUTED ETHIOPIAN.
And the 'rfe' TaAF R sSta BIILr. '"
THAT RASCAL BILLY.
THE BOQuET OF BEAUTY.
THE Bo9uLT OF BEATTY.
LILLE BRANDUN;
JULIA RICHMOND,
TsTgLLE Funniest
JENNIE FORREST
LUCY CLIFTON,
MILE GERALDINE,
LEONORA CREED,Ae
10 a choice selection Of songs, dances, &C.
Admission. cents
Private Boxes, holding six persons .......sb
Doors open at ~ ooI"eH' ''t'oin'sH'' a ~
NEW YEARS AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
MN nEhn > AZ ritErnnS00N nSDEvrNirG
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
N,r,xpr
POPt LAX FAMlLf MailNEt,
1919 Ii. al .sn,s. Cbiitren IA rrnt.
"u"i'o"- - -
TIN HAYES, =, ,,,,,, =, ,,,.,
will appear on Monday January Nh' 1901
UOBN JOLLIFFE,
Z,
ATTORNEY AND Law
Has removed his ottice to the Northeast corner OF
Ana ,l rM,se nf ibn Trcs,1rv amiidine.
washington City, u. C.,
Att.nts espeui,lly 20 claims upon the Uuitct
..,s. 's'i-'v
rp u NEWTON
fof all durable a'ssa.es .ai thirteenth, between
Dr. n4 newton cures ali surArlD diseases usually in
= lew min-tes, whhou' tnns'hc pNh oi kNlhg
medicine, aud cordially invites all who are not wei
"ee'-"
,,,,,,, ,rNppy ou- pENNSSJ
- LEAN LA MN 90 -,
- WANNA AVENUE, hetweeh rour-Hi.,-h-"N'
and Sixth street. me Laundry hhn,ns 49, ~
fitted, we are now prepared 10 20 WANING VI ",
kinds In inc pest manner Ipssut, ~ ", IT,
notice. Clothes sent ior anu HenNei'n !, uvsII""
WANlEp-A lew soou wHSh''S MI" I'm IN , M
nedistciy'
IT A. u I a ~
l. W RI nNniL' a., - = ~ =. 800,
ne'"'ei @'.' "', So " =, ,,,,
BOARDING BY IHE DAY on " ZEN M"
OR WITHOUT hHt.h""'
MEALS Al ALL H''"s'
1t Give US a sh"' a, .,r,.,-
lHH--W ~
.,,,, ,-rI,,,,u Dyt,,l, pnu
NJ OlASSES.---2 lilll'N I'M IL Wv
vi to Rico MULASSEs. Just received am iuI
sale by JOHN II. sEMMES n CO.
No, 513 corner Ninth strett ana - HNt,'
de2i-Gt Centre Market
,.,,,,>,,,,,,, ,,,,pn.
IOK SAl.E--NlA ~ NbhEb SDlh''
Il OF OAK WOOD, cut 1851 winter, PIG" VIII
On railroad. Address or Amply !" rpNorr
,,, 49,, 'on n,ro N n. i,in,n,c
dec. .lm' VI Nor'" Hu'"" '"''' '''
~In THE I,nI lnANS'
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MILITARY GOODS.
WALL. STEPHENS CO.,
312 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Oner the largest assortment In this city, cmbrae
ing all qualities used by officers In the Army and
Navy, such as
swords, sashes, Belts, shoulder-straps, Hats
Caps, Pistols, &C., 49,, with q nne assortment oil
uniform clothing, with which we can furnish OH.
GERS complete outfits In q few moments.
WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
91s Pennsylvania Aveau
spslu tat btsl.. star, Caron.l
CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND FOR
" sale to Grocers, Hotels and Families the bcsi
FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR,
CHOICE BuckwHEAT NEALl
From the celebrated New England bakery, 30 Cort
landt street, New York.
WADMAN'S PATENT COAL SIFTERS.
ROOFING CEMENT and PAPER
o OF the best quality, at The
LOWEST PRICES at the
NEW ENGLAND STORE,
Corner Of First and d streets near Railroad Depot
deo5-Im' ]. II. CRossMAS,
GARD ENGRAVING
Neatly and promptly done BY,
HUDSON TAYLOR,
bookseller and stationer, sst Pa. av.
deil-im (Chron. and STAR
LNOR THE HOLIDAYS.
SKATES,
TOOL CHESTS, from 50 30 to s3s per set.
JOHN R. ELVASs,
de2+-iw 30s Pennsylyania avenue.
|
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NVVTUFFU
prices REDUCED.
FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
TEN PER CENT. ABOVE COST.

FURNITURE! FURNITURE!
TEN PER CENT. ABOVE COST.
Having a very large stock of FURNITURE and
before the Ist day of January next to make alter
atons In our plan Of business, we are now offering
our entire stock at an advance of 10 per cent on
Walnut and Mahogany Sofas, Tete-a.Tetes,
Do do Arm and Rocking Chairs,
Do do side Cha
Do do Jenny Lind Bedstesds,
Do do Msibie-'op Dressing Blu
walnut and Mahogany ws. wash. IT,. r.,..
Eteser... Bookcases,
Cottage Suits, Bureaus,
Wsshstands, Tables,
Cane and Wood-seat Chairs,
Do do Rockers,
Japanese Cottage and othsf Bsdsteads,
Feather Beds, Boosters and Pillows.
Husk and Hair Mattresses,
Blankets, &c, &c.
Crockery, Glass and Tin Wares,
Wooden Ware, Baskets,
Cordsge, Buckets, busters, ko, dc.
Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
Plated spoons and Forks,
Soup Ladies, kc., &C.
400 Cottage Bedstesds, to whieAwe call the atien
Persons going to housekeeping or refurnirhing
will nnd 1t to their advantage to give us call
fore purchasing, IS we are determined to dispose
Of our entire stock by list day of January next
All goods delivered free OF charge.
B0NTZ l. GRIFFITH'S
NORTHERN LIBERTIES FURNISHING WARERoohs
de,o-eoiot bet and streets.
NOR THE Holiday
Received per steamer, n line assortment OF nfs'
quality
MEERSCIIAUM AND BRIAR PIPES.
Also, a LARGE VARIETY OF other
CHOICE ARTICLES sUITABLEF FOR PRESENTS
FRED. 3 CoLIENs,
Wine Merchant,
Warrington, D. e., and IS Warren street,
de22-eotf New York.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
STRONG BILL.
For the Regular Family Matinee, at cheap price
EORD'S NEW HEATRE,
TENTH STREET, ABOVE =.
I.ilso Of Hoiiiday-street Theatre, Bsltinore.j
NEW YEARS GREETING.
Last week of the celebrated Comic Genius,
MR.. JOHN +. OWENS.
THIS EVENING,
will he presented Mrs Sidney =. Bateman's new
American Comedy. entitled
in which the famous part OF JOHN UNIT will be
sustained by Mr. John Owens, supported by an iui-
mense Star Company.
To conclude with
YOU q N ~ a N D,
4 magnificent H,.t1 is,ce in which Mr.. OWENS and
ON NEW YEARS DAY,
TWO PERFORMANCES, AFTERNOON AND NIonT.
w ASHINGTON THEATRE,
w commencing
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER -.
HARRY II. DAVIS CELEBRATED
PANORAMA
or THE
SOUTH ERN Rebellion.
The largcs, in the world. Eighty-hve battles; ten
thousand feet ot canvass.
Single admission, - cts: Orchestra chairs, 50 cts
Doors open NJ o'clock. de"6-9t'
WASHINGTON LYCEUM LEG.
w TuRES.
FOURTH NIGHT.
1. II. G.. HOsMER,
r"rD>Hoor ASpS,"
"HoME ASSOCIATIONS"
w1LLARnDE's HALL,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER %. 1851
To he followed regularly by
:" r. GU. vkNpENHorr.
"EDMuND kIRKE,"
GEO d. PRENTICE,
Terms: Single admission, so cts Tickets TO be had
at the principal Bookstores and Hotels de2l-it
ODD FELLOWS HALL.
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY
Commencing Thursday evening, December ~,
CHRISTMAS EVE.
sANpERsoN's GIGANTIC DIo-PANORAMIC
ILLUSTRATIONS
OF THE
USSIAN WAR,
SIEGE OF sEaAsropoL.
The largest and most interesting series of
COLOSSAL REPRESENTATIONS
In the wo Id, comprising thrilling and graphic me-
ehanicsl and Oh eniicial illustrations Of
- SIEGES,
~ BONiBARDMENTs,
T.-TORNADOES,
~ HURRICANES,
~ SNOW STORMS,
~ CONGREGATIONS, A..
The whole to conclude with a grand changing
'e'"i niJ SsRst'sf'nE AND DESTRUCTION
sEBAsToPoL,
nv ruptsTN,S
GRAND DAY PERFORMANCE
Z ? admission IS cents; Reserved Seats 81 cents.
deas
'NEE VERY LATEST By TELE-
HEApauAITEns SANTA CLAUS.
To WM, +. RrHsTEIs, Of the National Book store,
.7s Pennsylvanis avenue, between Eleventh and
DEAR SIR: shall visit Washington by the early
triin on Monday. December l4th, and rem ain until
the Holidays are ove-. | shall make my head
quarters Al your store, and will have with me an
Immense supply OF presents for the Holidays, sui
table for the old and young, rich and poor. ] name
In part Elegant Presentation Books, Bibles, Prayer
Books, superb lot of Photograph Albums, OF every
style, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Jewery Boxes,
drrn's Books, Games, Pictures, Ambrotypes,
Frames, Perfinery, ssaps, Combs. Brushes, Ra.
zors, Knives, Portfolios, and variety OF articles
Your obeaient servant,
SANTA CLAUS,
To WA ,. RnusrEIS, oil the National Book store,
.iS Pennsylvania avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, Washington, ID, {.
y u. another supply Of the Stranger Guide
wholes ale AMI ret,n NJ mail, Tree or receipt oi
th cents. deci@-iw
I,li r. : + NJ As
NEW YEARS
The undersigned has constantly on hand tic
finest quality OF
WINES,
BRANDIES,
WHIsKEYs,
PRESERVED FRUITS,
CONDIMENTS,
CoNsERvEs,
SAUCES
And ether TABLE LuXuRIEs, such ss Ha
LAYER RAisINs, ~
Also, Agent Tor
JULES MuaIM \ CO.'S CHAMPAGNE.
LONnWoRTHs ONO WINES.
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WINTER GARMENTS.

w NEW STYLES. ,,,
BOYS CLOTHING.
We are now In receipt Of larry sssortmelt OF
BOYS aud ChlLDRkN's CLOrhL so, al me new
vst styles suitable for the prGe"t S"sr"u tor St"sa
and school weAT, to which we tLvii, The HIich''"h
III psreuts WALL, SrErhEhN y %,
nuets-iitt srl Pa, sy,, bet, Sth snd iV'h ~
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THOMA5 X. LLOYD,

attorney FOE CLAIMANTS,
AND AGRHr Bok PROCURING
Bounty Lands, Pensions, Arrears
OF Pay, Extra Pay, Ss-
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
WIN giye prompt and ericient attention to tie
prosecution OF Claims of every description against
the Government, and make no charge unless suc-
oesBtul.
Both references AMI charges for services win be
made Satisfactory.
IL Pensions secured for soldiers wounded or dis
essed during the existing war; also, for the widows
andarphans Of soldiers who have died from wounds
or disease incurred while in the United States SER
vice; also, Bounty Money for the heirs-in.lAw Of
soldiers deceased during the existing war.
Fees divided with attorneys or other persons for.
Wsrding business.
iVrhs highest prices paid for Land Warrants.
Is. Address
THOMAS 4. LLOYD,
Attorney for Claimants,
No. 4f8 Seventh street,
Washington, D. Z.
n. B. Editors OF papers publishing the above card
v Ill be entitled 70 my services TO the smount Of
u cir charges. TIE. l..
- lo-W
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deze-Stif

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
LIFE AND LETTERS OF JOHN WINTHROP,
First Governor of Massachusetts. 50.
ANGELS VISITS. 81.
LITTLE ANNA. IS cts.
Just published and for sale by
HUDSON TAhLUR,
bookseller and stItiOnrr,
des2-oidi 334 Pennsylvania avenue.
NEW BOOKS THE OLD HELMET,
~ BY the author Of the Wide, Wide World; .
vols, Price $3.50.
cur Old Home, n series Of English sketches, by
Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Was He Successful A novel, ey H. Il, KimhslI;
vol. Price Sl.bO.
Louie's Last Term at St. Msry's, by the author
Of Rutlsdge; / vol. Si.26.
Alice OF Monmouth, an Idyl Of the Great War,
with other Poems, by =. e. Stedmanj vol. 81.
BLANCHARD & MOHUN,
del0 Corner Penn. sv'nue and 18th street.
ElRK'S HISTORY OF CHARLES
IN the Bold. 2vuls, Cloth price So.
Round the Block; an American novel. Price
Si.50.
Held in Bondage; or, Granville dc Nignr, by
Ouida." vols. S2,5O.
Light on Swallowed Paths, by r. :. Arthur vol.
Si.25.
Dickens New Christmas story. Prize 10 cents.
BLANCHARD X MOHrN,
dele Corner Eleventh street and Penn, Nv.
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youth OF twenty-five or three, whiis In truth
Cesar at the time Of the conspiracy and his death
was htty'ix years Of age, Of proud and stately
presence, but showing his years az became ons
tried In SO many ard,ous campaigns
Mrs. Farren a. Portia had not very great deal
to do. She did the character perfectly and in her
usual precise and careful manner
The remaining characters, including some Of
great Importance, were well rendered, and the
mounting OF the piece, scenery, costumes trophies
ct cetera, reflected great credit upon the theatre.
thu ability this actor has displayed heretofore IL
10 evident he will give greater character to Cesar
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Having a very large stock of FURNITURE and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS on hand to dispose of
before the LIST day OF January next to make alter
ations In our plan Of business We are now offering
our entire stock at an advance Of 10 per cent on
the cost. We name In part
Walnut and NJ All SOfaa Tetp-a.Tetea.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PRENEpirArED MURDsR-An Irishmdn klllst
IN he Presence Of hh VIE BY one Of hh NsigAbors-
Early yesterday morning, about o'clock, Dennii
.shannahan, who lives on First street, between X
and L, before retiring heard noise in the front o.
his house, when he immediately went TO sec
wherefore II was occasioned.
No sooner had he reached the threshhold Of the
front toor than a neighbor, named jeremiah Hen.
bricks, rushed against him, and stabbed him in the
right side, Instantly causing death. II seemed 10
have been . pren,editated affair, for Hendricks
paced several times the front pavement, flourish.
ing the dagger which he used In the murder.
The murderer was arrested by two soldiers, and
handed over to several citizens, who took him 10
the station house Of the seventh precinct and do
livertd him to the custody Of offcer Monakan, who
was in charge Of tina station.
9 The policemen OF the beat In which the murder
occurred, were At the Station.houss with priso-
ner when the deed was committed. Hendricks was
committed to jail for court by Justice Gihcrsen.
The wife Of shannahan, the deceased, saw the
murder, and testified TO the guilt OF the party ar
rested. A difficulty concerning stove existed be-
tween the prisoner and the deceased, and this lead
no doubt to the murder.
Roundsman Kelly found the knife a short dis
the prisoner In his flight.
coroner Woodward being summoned; held an
inqus over the body, and the verdict rendered by
the jury was, that the deceased, Dennis Shsnna-
han, came to his death from the wounds Of a dag
ger, which were inflicted by one jeremiah Hen.
bricks.
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New YORK STYLEs.-Gentlemen's Clothing =
Netp and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dresi
and Business wear. The English Sack and Walk
ing Coats excel In beauty, grade and finish any
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
oss-tf 322 Pa. Av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sts
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JEwELRY! JEwELRY JEwELRY For one
dollar, at 1873 Pennsylvania avenue, near Four.and
s.half street.-The Dollar Store. III,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VARIETIES VARIETIES
" Fronting Penn's avenue and Ninth street. }
hamDHh to..,.. ,',,...... PROPRIETOR
Fitrsimmons. ...... stage Manager and Advertiser
-
GREAT HOLIDAY WEEK OF FESTIVITIES.
A SPLENDID PROGRAMME THIS EVENING
THE GREAT DOUBLE COMPANY
In SONGS, DANCES, ETHIOPtANIsMS, FARCES,
BON-MOTS, AND WIT,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
MILE LIMA WINDLE,
MONS. BAPTIsTIN, J. r. WHITE.
HARRY CLIFFORD, FRANK kERNS,
JENNIE ALLEN, FAYETTE WELSH
w. ARMSTRONG, DICK WATKINS,
ADDIE JOHNSON. BOB HALL,
EVERY NIGHT.
WEDNESDAY, GRAND MATINEE.
NEW YEARS DAY. A SPLENDID BILL.
Admission 25 and 50 cents. de26-jt
n A N T. 4 X II U p Y H A l. l..
" CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
CANTERBURY
MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
Louisiana Aurnus, near he corner OF StIh dreef
lin rear OF the Metropolitan and Nationsl Hotels
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT
WIN. \. Sim. Manager and Proprietor
THE FAvoRITE HOLIDAY RESORT
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JOHN GOLDIN & CO.,
PHOTOGRAPHERS. =.

No. I, Market Space, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, one door East Of Perry h Bro.
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ri O. II . . u
Who!rsalr and rctsIl &"nlrr III me "'hi
anu Silver v ATIHfS Spendid DlAMO>n ana
all other RIch and fash uaeir Jh" ElN nae
Pocker Iu'Iery, Yield OprrS ''lHssr' Shl spT''N
Ware,
levels, Dticey, and JrwelT} made 10 of''"'.
No. ass Pennsylvania Avenue,
Tire ,usrH AhuVC NIIth street.
D-Finr Watches carefully repaired,
NpcIU
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LNLASKS AND SANDWICH CASE q
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
Weekly Summary.

We are still without any reliable informa-
ton relative to war proceedings. 1t is said
that Gen. Grant has by this time taken
Vicksburg, but we do not vouch for the truth
of the report. Both armies are watching
each ether, and no doubt preparing for bat.
tie We hear that our soldiers are all in good
spirits, and enjoying good health.
We have had painful accounts from Indi
ana which have made our heart bleed. How
ever much the Democrats may be opposed
to the policy of the administration, the,
have no right to m q civil war a
home. We hope that those who have viola
ted the law aud taken life, will thcmselvc
fall under the iron hand of that law.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

D0rFour negroes were arrested
at Washington recently for disor-
derby conduct, and fined 81 each, in
default Of which they were put in
the lock up. A man was put in
the cell opposite, who had refused
to pay a fine of $50 for peddling
without license. Presently growing
tired of his limited -~aeeemHieda-
tions, the pedlar femaG5ed1, TON
'b0dyin partfeplMGsa hat h
money to pay his. way out. Hear.
ing this, one Of the negroes reach
ed his hand from his hand frcm his
cell across the narrow gangway,
and said to Warner: "Here! If you
want to get out, give me the mon
ey for your fine" Warner suppo-
sing the hand to be that of the pa,
trolman on duty, put o $40 note in
it. The negroes then called the
patrolman, and said they were will
ing to pay their fines. They were
taken out ofthe cell, and paid their
fines out of the $40 note, received
SIG change, and were soon out of
sight. Who says the A African is not
capable ofthe highest civilization?
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
Eaton, Ohio.
Thursday, {: April %, 1868
Constitutional Rights which We Mean
to Excl else And Maintain

"Congress Shall make no law re-
specting an establishment of rel
hgion, or prohibiting the free ex-
ercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or Of the press.
Amendments to the Constitution Of
the United States, Article J..
"Every citizen may eely speak
write, and publish his sentiments
on all subjects, being responsible
for the abuseiof the right; and no
law shall be passed ntoarestrain OF
abridge the liberty OF speech, or Of
the press" --ConStituti0n Of Ohio,
Article /, Section II. o..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23

whole number. Price, s cents per
copy, or go cents per annum, in ad-
vance. We shall be happy to pro.
cure any number of copies for our
friends; with so many musical
amateurs in Eaton, the Song Mes
senger ought to circulate largely
here.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-04-23
REMARKS OF GEN. BURN
SIDE.

Ny FRIENDS: 1t may not be al
miss for me to say something to
you of my general views as to the
result of this war, and something
of my creed, in which L shall risk
repeating some remarks which you
may have already seen in print. l
came here with the full belief that
we shall ultimately succeed, and
resolved to devote whatever of
physical strength and mental abili-
ty | possess to the suppression of
this rebellion. | do not believe this
rebellion can succeed because it
originated in wrong, [Cheers.]
believe our Government WW sue
ceed because l know it originated
in right. TChlers. 1t will most un-
doubtcdly maintain its integrity, if
we ourselves use the powers God
has given us to uclp sustain it.
Mr.. Mcfarland, from the COM
mittee, read the resolutions, OF
which the following is the first.
This meeting, Ignoring all mere
party distinctions as heretofore
known, and looking only to the
maintenance of our National Gov
ernment, and the salvation of our
country
Resolves: 1. That the war fol
the suppression of the rebellion
must 60 on until the persons enga,
ged in it shall Internationally sub.
NIT to the authority of the Gov.
eminent, and that we want nc
peace, except such as shall be based
upon the preservation of the I'm,
ion of all the States, and the Con
stitution as our fathers made it.
After the reading of the resolu.
tions the Chairman put the qucs'
ton on their adoption in the fol.
lowing novel manner:
Sin order to test the question
how many disloyal people there are
here to-day, [ propose that the mer
and women who are in favor oftht
resolutions, shall hold up theil
hands until counted"
Up went the hands of all presch'
amid mucho laughter, and snsh {
scene as they afforded is beyondtht
power of Subscription. OH
SNOW all those who sympathizC
with Jeff. Davis and the South
and oppose these resolutions, will
hold up their hands. mot a hant
to DO seen. The resolutions or,
unanimously carried" Applause.
Hon. Henry Winter Davis o
Baltimore, Nd, the principal speak
err of the occasion, was introduced
by the Chairman, who alluded in
feeling mapner to tho faithtulnes
with which the distinguished states
man had stood by Ills country il
the very hot-bed Of treason. H
received q hearty welcome from til,
loyal Buckeyes, who are prone t,
admire most those who have com,
safely from the "fery furnace
Mr., Davis is a man of medium
hight, compactly but lightly built
dark sandy hair and Il clear eye.-
His delivery is rapid, but his onun
citation Is clear and distinct. Iii