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The Rebels Reinforcing
Hood from the North
and West.
A REPORT THAT GEN. 4.
j. SMITH HAS BEEN
SENT TO SHERMAN.
From Cairo and Below-~-Adv5n-
lures Of q RiVer Steamer.
FROM NEW ORLEANS AND
TEXAS,


.rr..y- r.us u.-1
or Facrs-Tne FisHre 1.ot much lie.
auced-Statc Items.
fsoa,sa, n;sne,rs IN ,ba cb,r.co T,;hrne,
sr81soy1x1D. IL. MospAr. Aug.5
The onnortIonment of ,hp state hv dis
trtcts and counties. under the late call for
10000 men. has not vet been COMPLETED
col Gal % has . 1aroc force of men encaoei
1non II He and Hon Ncwton- Bateman.
his able assistant. arc usinr all possible dill
1teence in the matter
I might here saw that both these eentle-
men are most anSious that the aDnortion
ment should be EQUALLY fa[r to iii sections of
the State, Thcy hare no inter ests in the
matter except thoee OF the general govern
ment aud the State at large. hear that tie
figures will not be complete before Wednes.
cav.
Tie verv large quota Of Cook County
which 1e1uains ut the figures first telegraph
cd BY me viz: 4,9ao, understand is a mat.
ter Of much surprise at the Proyost-Atar-
shals Office, and every pains have, aud.ar
being taken, to, If possible, discover auy
error.
1t will however be reduced probably some
500 by enlistments Of white and coloEed1se'-
men which do not appear on the credits OF
thu Adjatant Generals office, on which
office It appears Col. oakes Is compelled 10
depend for the credits OF each County.
There is Que lot Already Of .:oo seamcn
crcdits and the entire Will no DOUBT reaen
5oo. ihere viii aso' OF course, oe cfeoNs
or enl'stme Els efnce 5nis 4e1' "nlco VIII
Eot appear IN me olncla Statements as 'ae
ngurss arc maao up 70 lna' oaee only.
Sill II appears very strange tna. eooA
county should nave 70 .arn'sn neaty one-
tn1rd OF Inc "nole uenc'encS u 1ne sLa'e
wien ner "nole 4uota ~ not n1aea no! .
rf
, 1864-08-16
Fall and Winter Trades
7-30 LOAN.
TH Fl
Second National Bank

Is autholzed by the Secretary Of tba Trea1usYt9
receive subscriptions to the new
SEVEN-THIEzT LOAN.
The Notes viii ba tssued In determinations OF ~,
t1oc 4a0 u e0 aud soo With interest n the rA:e at
Sit PhR CENT. or ONE CENT par daY On each ~.
parable semi snnuaI1Y.
They win Be dated AugRat Il, 1891. and viii be paH
sble at the end OF three year1 In current fond&
convertible iato Five Twenty SIX IrER CKlT Boaag-
payable Principal aud Interest, In Sold.
On Ill payments made prior 70 August 18th. t1t1=-
Ut will be allowed aud Alter that tate IN efeat w1u
BE- charged.
Lte,A1 arrangements Will be nada with Bsck2
ard B1nkefa, and Bonds rwAtded hee OF charge -
points on Railroacs In Illinois, Indiana AichiZA8s
Iowa and Wisconsin.
When 70 commission Is allowed. psckezea ea1 %
sent BY either express company under our eoo6ass
free Of charge. .....-.-.....-.-.
EDWARD I. T1EKHAA, CakhiaF.
Ehlcann AuEnltl l. 1i6S.
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tuoaa, 1o:s,'....- .-.......-..--..''..-..-'. 1910
Total qnotas, ...........-..-...--... 1a1?2
These are the figures as published By the
Adjutant General. At TINT time her enroll
ment Of 1868, learn, unofflcially, was over
&, GOO, htF enrolment Of 1864 ts s., ,eoGe. Htr
quota, under the last call OF 50o, ,0o0,, IL o3G.
These are Ill the facts I have been able to
obtain at present. Tanythiug turns up to
lessen the deficit on the call, which It ap-
pears from the official figures stand opposite
10 Cook county, ! will Immediately tele-
graph.
The outlaws are still at~work in Mont
ecmerg county. On last MONDAY two men
called at the house Of Edmond Carriker,
some seven miles north Of Hillsboro, and
compelled Mrs. Carriker to furnish their sup
Der, her husband being absent. Abont IL
o'clock that same evening they returned to
the house, walked in without much cere-
nonT. and while one placed the muzzle Of a
cooked shot gun close at the head of-Mr.
carriker, who had returned and was sitting
In the room, the other relieved him Of re-
volyer he Ind on his person, with seventy
FIVE dollars in money and shot gun, and
then left, About the same time, two men
Visited tie house Of 3lr. John Lipe, who
vas ayay from home at the time,
but his wife and little girl, however.
| being there, they, demanded money but
| was told !. 1t was In the possession
Of A1r Lipe. They did not leave uutil they
had taken watch, shot gun ana rlne and
threatened Mrs. Lipe If she sbouldsleaVe the
house or make any alarm alter they oepa1tea-
, 1864-08-16

CONFEDERATE MONEY. New
~ Issue. Having can uzed during the ptescnE
csmpaisn in Georgia, heFween s7tto ana $set3 = =
purchase. Il 1hs following 1atts: go q: 9te9
for IS; ii, ,po0 for SI0 Adtrtss WlLLIAM CAtE-
CIR, CO, i, 2Dth LILLE ols y Y, 1nfsnt1J near At
nta f;ecrs1a, Apl%p98+Etn1f
, 1864-08-16
NEW LAW BOOKS
JUST REoEIvED BIZ
C4AIIuAGH1AN Il CTTEExS.

UNITED STATES ANIMAL DIGEST. Vel.
q. containing n Digest Of the Decisions
otthe Courts Of fCommon Lasw. Equity and
Admiralty in the United states nad in
England fur tho year 1ef1.
KOUTVELl,8 MANUEL OF TIE EXCISE
AND TAX LAW. BASED upon the Act Of
Congress OF June 80. 1901. Official Kdi-
tinp. nul&p49t TA8
, 1864-08-16

The Quota OF Cook Coupty-A Review
Of FacrA-Tne Figure Lot Much lie.
auce1-Statc Items.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
'urS, wieh respect,
HAMILTON N'ADAMb.

M INC ags,cteS oat On the agent and get a
esnphlct containing certificates Of cures from
vel! KNOWN CITIZENS OF 1INCINNATIf
2 S~ooyill's Blood and I've. Syrup is
S0MPnsEDv ENTIRELY Of NEGETA-
BLEs, aud ls fERSBcrLT SIZE for chill.
ORES to use, in cssoo OF sore 'outh or rcplios
4 the skin. It M0TilEl5 VALuF thu
health II their children, tb y should eradio
sute tsS sAsGt Of the dissas before il 10 to'
Aks r.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15

That Iron well galvanized tciU not rust:
That a simple mach;ne is better than d
com Heated Que; x
That q Wringcr should be st!f2qUusdng,
durable, and fbitieit 800
That Thumb. Srre6S and Fdsteniaqs cause
delay. and tsoable to regulate and keep
in order
That wood soaked in hot water wiH sweU,
shrink and split
That wood bearings for the Shaft to run in
toiU iCear out; ,s.
That the Putnam Wringer, with or without
cog-wheels, will not tear the clothes;
That c%oog-Nheel regulators are not essen
That the Putnam Wringer has ali the nd.
vantages and nA one of the disadvan-
,tagcs aboya named;
That att who have tested it, pronounce it
the best Wringer ever made;
That it will wiring a Thread or a Bed.
QuiH without A~lTFRATIoM
We might fill he pap, r with testimonials
but insert only Il few to convince the skep
teal, if such there be; and we say to all,
test Putnam Wringer. Test it THOR
OuOHLY end ANY aud ALL othprs, and
Inot entirely satisfactory, return it.
Putnam Manufacturing Co.: gv.
GENTLEMENj know from practical ca
perience that iron meH gal0anized utth
zinc wiH not oridizs or rust ore particle.
The Putnam Wdngcr Is as near pc feet rs
possible, and | can cheerfulIy recommend it
10 be the hes in use. Respectfully yours.
JNO. W, WHEELER Cleveland, Ohio.
We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wiring.
or by practical working, and know that il
will do. 1t is cheapit-is simple; it requires
no room, whether at work or at rest, a
child can operate it; it does its duty thor
oughIy; 1t savos time and it saves wear and
tear. 1t will pay for itself in a year at
most HoS. HORACE GREELEY.
July 81, 1864. 5o-.s,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

- f-L ~ eJlE - .3
h-HetMA, Je,a d:o., Dyspepsia, M2''g,i!v,
Dyscntsry, F0a' &oaael, E,ysiae!a.n acGtea.s
Ptes, Rhs"n,atisnl EyHption' and SIN bisaa-s',
LfUs" tOrapiGf.t, Dy0pSy, fste;, Tuners aad
SAT- Rtstnt, NUDr, Cont, Nsr-Gi2iT, ~ q
Din'r Pin, and far Purifying he h3od.
They are sugar coa.ed, so that the most sens.
tive can take them pleasantly, and they alc til
best apericnt in the world for oil the purposes OF
family physic.
Price Is cents per Box Five boxes fer c1oo,
GrcRtnunbcrs of Clergym,n, PhrYiciaus, States,
men. and eminent Fftsonases, have lent ,h'i,
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our 81 ace here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur.
Rish gratis our A MEXICAN ALMANAoi in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and thu treatment that should DC fOl.
lowed for their cure.
Do not he put off BY uEprincipiea dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Donsnd hr1R's, ana take ne others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, asd they should
have it.
AL cur remedies arc for sale Nv
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
Our Readers and AdVeftisace
Are herhy notified, thpt the nr'e%

# ne HDspaaFatiq Press r, IVY I
S;I6, paid always ip advance; s4S! !.
papers subscribed for. fot hal q,
year only, will he charged At the
rate of $500 per year. pad u Vi
vance. 0Adyertissments and csta'
viii be charged tTelaj pa
cent, over and above GU gsta
charges. From this nawly adoptsa
scale Of if,charsss go viii not asaasa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
dyer SS~2FSapaTiIla

A coapUCAi rshaedy, designed 10 be lie most
Eeatesl .4kslqtig hat can bs made. ltsi
s tonon1tsCted estnSt sf pHraSSarIspnrillL
- combined with other substances Of ghli
greater Alternative power as to afford m eAec-
i've axthlOtv Cor the diseases Sarsaparilla is
repu1dgt6Ic 1lfL A) i5r believed that such a
reiredy IS wanted by those who suAar from
Stsnmous complaints, and that one which will
&C. nmplish nieA care must prove gofyimmslse
sea Tise to this large class OF our afflicted fellow
citizens How cemrleoy tEIs cgmpon1d vil
do it has beeL proven by experiment on many
Of the Notxt laEes to be foGndo Of the following
coinplaiAta - =
scN0sULA 4 6lk1ruLouA COMPLAINTS,
ERuPTIoNs 4 ENuPTivR DISEASES, ULCERS,
PiMrLRS, BLorOuEs, TuNeRS, SAT- RHsUu,
ScALn Head, SYPHILIS AND SYppuIric Az
TECTIoSs, MERcuRIAL DISEASE, DlopsY, Ngu.
RAICIA Oh Tie DoULoungux, DEnuirY, DYs.
rEPsIA AND INDIGESTION, ERYsPrLAs, ROSE
OR ST. ASTHoNY's FIHg, and inlreI No v}rie
class OF Complaints arising from IArupIgu y
TIE BLOsE.
This compound will M found a great 80.
S.Oter OF health yh.,i tst u ~ r,! sufing. q
expel tbp feut rrm0r, wiz; p f,ttr IN Ca,
Dloallat trat sa.an ri The az. Byfhe tine.
ly expulsion o. lc's m'ny rm!iug d, ,f.1
are nippel il. tne bll. MnIilll : can. u,
~ oua .nr t'"e,iF' spur ''''0-,'yt' rev
~ V""'s, u ~" st"flo'S 49, "l@''"'
iii ;,. aufD ~ W. F-.' WI" 'i't
~ ns"n W 81 p,"'T i "ot "''t'td't' W.
wv M a,,5 WV 'at'iIu en'',GIl1 o. inc porF
d. ms"S'S "'''"viic' 1i'"'''f ""' 'h'
80, n i"ei TN''e'ci you ma ''h'P"t'''
~ sora .' ~ ~, HAH,. III pun 't,'' ctn ,''''
=, 81 vT".,,e ~ "tS, l'' MA y u
~ ~. w IuSSisn ~ ,a5 IslH'' r.%'.
e'rn.. ~ = Nu', n"u your tsPi.9s, W.
". M'sn' I'm Nhfreho iWfucyrE
= "l' teopIi enloy peter neg'th
,3''sgr, lor "''Ni's,h% INC pT''; NJ
eHo1 he"'tny, ana at IS Wcli : oPI WI"
Patdiu'n OF ilie I'sriaFed' tA'ra c"n ne
IN't'sg EeaIth' SONY or H'F f''n''H
mnst f. "r2iG' ana inc gfe' "' "'G! ~.
Hle Is u''o'IsreG )r sVertdr9"''.
Ell,luNTlI1 hIl and dos. Fat MUM fLT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
ST1laJs TEVE2 CURED.

FsNTsHOuTH, uHIo, dfrd ], lshs.
ANzHsA, 4, l.. kocvIn 4 O..
Geia. 81 have been, for years, sab
"a y attacks Of Bilious Fever; shd ~
emes have been laid up for months, HsS
NJ, system len ia 4 feeble state by the use o.
EGOnS medicine, which was given 70 me BY
ny physieiRH.
/ hAvo been usins Dr.. Eott'u Liver rilla
~ s~Ms tiUas. find that | can break these
sneess in q day or 30, and escape entirely
.hs fsrpr, Ny dauShtor had IN attack OF
Dyspepsia, waiCh distressed her much she
sss sei at scarcely anything w~ithouSase-
SAinK sasSehhea 81 Der stomach soatinually.
ss1ss Iilao since abe got and hss beas using
ss k'u's Liver gill, Sad she now is like
tash.r eeing. ! k.vs found nice that they
sS tks msgt valuable Pills for Breaking Up
sblEt, yesSaels, Paiaa in the size and Back,
tp~Sla stj be vithnvt them in iny family.
THOMAS I.GGEE,
~ sAlo By eks prorrisl--r.
a, L. 8c0sLL & CO.,
e. ~ gsst E4SbA shSst. siEeiasss
s1a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
ASA FRENCH.
DYspEpgIA. or IUpTGESTION.

GGSPhPElA, VI In lGESIICE.
This 10 gcRcrsi!y attended with sour slcmacli,
~ 4 appetite, nausea, Rstuiency, heart
kTrs, e'stiyeGcHa, heat IN the a9mach when
saipty, a pam in tho side, %Paleness q the
ses EtsrNhSe, Assser, lew spirits, disturbed
,tsxe, raina in the head, Re,
srRlysFiEI,s, 0HIc, Jl !, 1855.
kssHa i. j.. sCorna, 4 Co.
Gsrts. II have found Dr.. NEWS
Li-s- Fills oEs Of me best medicines fl
byrysvsia that | over used. l had beer
an .nteA With ire diseaf, for more thaa six
SsaHthN, AL ny r~iclus,s disturbcl my
s~eseS, ~f-N 10 sub q degree as to cause
Nss-jtjsE. | ras s,sRt Of the time costiVe.
/ SceaI tks. the Pills kept NY bowels open,
~thsst EriPiAg tr pain. ! have actually
- AS il weight, since using them,-being
&I SsNa6A heavier thaa when | commenced.
80 Ny care IslslT to uge Of the Pills.
GEORGE BANxi.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
TIVE AFFLICTED READ

And learn hat a perfect and radical care b warranted
md gnarautsed to all who are afflicted with weakness,
icbillty, nervous complaints, Melancholy thoughts, de.
prPstien OF spirits, distress and anguish OF mind, loss Of
Sleep, loSa OF uonOry, loss Of energy and muscular power,
quay growth. 'rastipg away, and a want OF confidence In
tcnce and disgust of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require to BIO told the nature Of yoHr
1ssase - the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
net. His perfect knowledge Of tho human system enables
aim to describe tho diseases without any information from
thc patient, to explain its original cause, and to guarantees
rs cure. And, wha. is more valuable still, be will honestly
and frankly tell whether you can DO cured Or not. All
bis communications Rns interviews are strictly pFratc
ind con RdeniiNl.--NeIid Journal.
Ths botanic Remedies Of Or. Raphael, tho Er allIf Re-.
1aRic Physician, never nailed yet 70 make 4 perfect, rsdi.
Gao and permanent cure OF ALL PRIVATE, CRE
AND VkNEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Ner
curry, without Intolerance from business, and wtthout
Aar Of discovery OF exposure. mo deadly pcisonn, sach
As arsenic, max vomica, opium, Ut any other po,sona
20 mercury ) rany deadly Misunderstanding but purely
Vegetable Botanical RemearR are used by this wondorfsI
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never vet faileJ
10 cure the most obstiuste and the most dangerous onsr~
end to remoye all mercury and other Impurities from III,
system when all ohsr Remedies had failed. Msdlss
JotFHaI. F r'. r. 20
GOOD NEWS ZOE SINGLE MEN coNrENp' y
ING MARRIAGE Rear what the BaltImo" o,.rss
E1adent OF he oddfallow, boonskoro, Mnviv- aid o.
Thrrsdny, the Slst Of Nay, 1860:
"ksn 'rcas cures OF diseases cars~' Iarly indlscrS-
zen having bSea performed by the g. ,isk Botanic Ply
sisiSs. EEL 1t my duty, having a k-swledge Of then. !.
shNs tbs fact, believing that in doing 40 | may do q ssry.
Toe to tbA suffering. 0ns case IN Particular-that Of
yoanE niSn in this Oity-is worthy Of Rote. lie had
N"-sH'c ibs victim Of EihRbit, the mere allupicn TO which
ors n nhudder, anaaler years Of sueerinS and doetoy.
sNre ~ all horss 0! recovery. He wished to marry,
vas dearly beloved by as.sweet a airl as cv.r lis,:S
Of aseetioa, but he was fearful. nervous. aud rrss
Ne dared not wed on sccoast OF the shsttsrso
hfJsten. He sought relief at the hands Of IN,
'h!siciGn, and, astonishing ~ Il may seem, aI
and vigor q youth has returned, and he D
srIy iatESr Of a pair Of bright boys"
ear suffering, no matter what their eortuIsln,
es the Botanic Physician eonhdsntially. The,
npon reEef. His sAise ia al No. b9 RkSi
keL SfcanOre ~. and BroadWAs, u~IKCIHNlfi
-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
|C0sTIYEnKsS CURED.

UkEAEA, OaI0, Hattsft3cf - IEhs.
uEzs. 4. T.. SeoNILL 4 Co.
Ssas. IL have hccn troubled Wits
4 ssrFiA I+;ioa gf the bsrels for elk or seven
FesFT, whicA has been The causc Of a great
sstl # sufcriux 10 pio, ard | hnd TO deprive
aysAif Of mE1y kinds of lc~i. and used mach
~lsc&!, s;e, until | got Or. Nevis Liver
Pills, ana iuA that they keep my boUels
'-EsiFr, and l nov cat anything that M
'assily G"e>. ! n'est coS'id>nflv recon uoud
Asos Pills 70 thce wEp axe IrSasiri WITH
$s4sstipstioR 81 the bowela.
Tysly years, JOHN FLEMING.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
pAcrs ARR srursoRN rsg,s !. 4,

Hear what the Philadelphia oorresprp dent say VI ~
0ommonwealth, Wilmingt9n. octave III = ssfe
$50:
AN English gentleman, formerly = pocto4 via 90
british Army, and who styles hlRsS ~ 'RuglIS 2
tAnic Physician, has Of late gained . s~.tensies cN.s''
ton here by hS skill IN ctslnE all m l. E~Sfcansieipa
Some Of his p%atienta ! have conyN with, asG dig
pronounce his remedies and mode Z eatneA: Es ~
hyperion. Some have been restored fby maxi. n
medicine he used Is distilled by hInO ban VaTrOEs = Nrt'
possessing rare curative properties.
While acting in the army he devoted hs hrI>
nomehts to n thorough study OF the aGect produce,
certain medicinal roots and herbs IN all nhn- ofdLs.so'
Ills that flesh Is heir to- Ills practice h already * 49,,
live, and Is daily increasing. In the complaints - NsIA
kmales are subjected no has no equal, rs y large nSs''v
AOre HAYS testified that they owe not oply. hleh prrss.'
rood health, but their lives, to tho skul a tb SAyNs
ks.Auic Physician Ills office Is at
Ne 70 EAST FIFTH STE BFr
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
Prias Is oslts PER Boz Five box, fer Zoo.
LEGAL NOVICE

Timothy Goodwin, adm + prchle 2roha' e
of jackson p, Rush, decd Court. Pe,..
Eliza Ann Rush Ell al. lands 10 nav
.sieh i.Hr.'E' debts. etc.
DY order of court, On the 5th day It
u September. 1864, between the hours Of
10 o'clock a. M. and 4 c Eek p. NJ.
will offer for sale on the premise at public
auction the following real estate, . ed
in Prpble county Ohio, and described s.
follows, to wit: Beginning at the North
West quarter, of section %, in Tow ship4,
f Range 3 East; thence South go WSton
the quarter section line 1856 poles to corner
in the center of the turnpike road; thence
South. l32o East, 81 poles 80 links, to q
corner in The center o fsai1 pixies thence N.
81 East l4l poles and IL links to a col,
rer the East line of said quarter; thence
North A., West on the quarter section line
81 poles and 20 links to the place of begin.
ing contaif ing ~ acr,s more or less.
To be sold free and clear Of dover, and
other membranes.
Terms OfSale. One third down, Ind res,
idue in two equal annual payments. toEelrin-
terest! and be secured by mortgage on the
premises.
Appraised s.
s3 TIMOTHY GOODWIN
aAdn'r of jackson Rush. decd
Gilmore & Campbell, Atty;s
Aug 4, lS64-5w Pr. Fl $500
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
T. wNEk S7slLH INFLICTED -CcAFSsi
WITH SORES End B0lLt.

eS~s+,a, Hssiltrs "a: o., Jan. "a, IS.
d. n. Y, Fcsvra-
Ba~r E.rs-~This 10 70 sr:+ity that Wy vito,
sAila~s, ~ other, snd Tayseif, about two years
rpd ~ Aalf ego, we're screly afflicted. Ny
Eifp, -ahilares, ard mother, were frst taken
Nth = areaiial it1hisg n tho skin over the
~h-i- -srG- azd < was covered with running
-" I smpisyqt Sy5:.l phv'iNi.ns, ana
si,S thsis proscviT&ihrs for about elk ;nor!hs,
ssd ioliad that, tastisG Of getting D ucr, yt
sr.so sssrsc and psrsci end f'trH" Nc ch,Lire.
gy~V npsrs5 10ih 'YSriag sores tr.7 As 5Dtoh
wv biy hrotre. -,.. : IND rot c!cnt Doe
vs. Of yS,T BLOOD r. "pd strange TO
vii. before we had cue ha,. Vacd, w
VEnR All WELL. / mad spent oye, one kun.
A~,i SnlSrs before | got your aeiiciaO.
Yours, wiGh respect,
HAMILTON N'ADAMb.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-15
kTYE2 C0NPLAInT CgEEp.

iNp'AStroLIs, Cctcttr T., iSS1.
UJ4aSs. A. i. 3;0vnI L Co.
Gr~s. II am hardly able 10 sx-
sress ny gratitude Tor the benefit which my
lspShtsr has derived from the Use Of pr,
HoS1's Liver Filla. Sts hnG been t]rouh!"I
siA WhN. the physician called Liver Com
tIsiAt: LGt our doctor failed TO give her Any
bersuGEsnt relief, although shs tiled his prs
@-iysshs rss',u:.ly. She Ind become mel
aarho'y, unhappy, sna her constitution wss
sseS srekop dosr by the ~" Of Mercury.
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JAMES COED.
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-09
A SUGGESTION.
Font STEPHENSON, Tenn, }
Feb. Sd, 1864. {

Editors of the Union:
have seen many valuable suggestions
in your journal, which were evidently
intended for the eye of those high in
military authority, more than any one
else. Allow me 3 small space in your
columns, with the hope that the SUCCESS
ton will meet with favor 1T the hands of
proper authority.
Adjacent to this fort, which is more
generally known as Stone River Bridge,
are several large farms, occupied quite
extensively by blacks, who were once
slaves on these plantations, but since our
forces have occupied this section of coun-
try, they have been thrown upon their
own resources, to sustain life, and keep
soul and body together. l have talked
with quite number of these blacks, who
appear to beInot only willing, bat snxious
10 raise corn, cotton and vegetables, this
coming season. They are debarred from
doing so in two ways: First, hey do not
kno,O ,0hether they ,0ouH Unprotected, should
they commence work Second, they have
neither horse, mule nor on to plough the
ground with. I have conversed with
several black men, who assure me, if the
government would furnish them with one
horse or mule, they could raise 10 bales
of cotton, 10 acres of corn, besides quite
a large vegetable patch.
At Murfreesboro, not to exceed four
miles from the farthest one with whom
have conversed about raising corn and
cotton, there are several hospitals. Soon
the warm months of spring and summer
will be upon us, when vegetables will be
necessary for the sick and wounded.
Would it be polite for the government to
issue garden seeds to those who would
gladly prepare the soil for and take care
of them, and appoint some suitable per-
son to protect the blacks in their vocs-
ton, and gather the vegetables in their
proper season, and distribute them among
the hospitals.
We can hardly expect that the owners
of plantations will raise more than is &C
tually necessary for the sustenance of
their family. With 3 proper system
adopted, and protection given to the
blacks, in this vicinity, no meager guam
tity of corn and cotton can be looked
for, if they can but get horse or mule
to work with. I know of several who
have been advised by soldiers to apply
to Gen. VAN CLEvE for horse and pro-
lection. They want the protection in
black and white, so that in case they are
by their former owners, they
will have s tribunal for the settlement
Of their rights. A SOLDIER.