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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

tMH HrA".
We have, AZ the result of our
c'Fso y examination Vi he subject.
arrived At the following concln,
stems
Firstly THAT slavery lid not
Originate lathe tyranny or cpPres-
zion Of men, but in The Intellectual
inferior'iy of one class Of beings
to another.
Secondly-Thati it is The impera.
tive duty of the strong to bear the
hlfrmities of the weak. s
Tlirdly-That the condition of
the cofored people involves a qnes
ton of time, upd rGlipetg be disI
posed of by physical force; but by
the progress OF cigiIization, educaf
ton, and the advance of the arts
and sciences and that their full,
final and complete emancipation
ought to be u work of time, aud.
the act of their owners, they being
fully compensated for the loss aus,
tanned by the manumission of their
sic yes, -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
WEEKLY sDMMAEY.'

All that we have to say, is, tina,
our successes down south of late
have been nothing but Il series OF
disasters. The public papers may
lie on, a. the people love TO have ii
30, but as we do not profess to gain
our daily bread BY lying, we must
tell the truth. Neither Sherman nor
Seymour, nor Smith nor Kilpatrik
has come out with any great proof
of military success. We write from
facts received from, and confirmed
by telegral he and other reports.
Washin1ton is safe, SO far us we
know, but Richmond has not been
taken. A large number Of our brave
boys have been killed or taken pris-
oners of late, but better days are
coming to our aid. President Lin
coin has called for two hundred
thousand more men, and he must
havethen. All who will volunteer
before the 1st OF April will receive
the full bountics offered by the
State and General Governments.
The draft will be made to supply
tho deficiency on, or about the 18th
CT April, and after the 1st of April
only 500 bounty will be paid. As
the men must be forthcoming in
April all who arc anxious to have
the large bounty of $500 offered by
the Government should edlist at
once. The navy has drawn a large
number of our soldiers from the
land forces, and their places must
be filed by fresh troops. We sigh
and Pray iorpeace, but we see little
but war before us. In fact, the
verylChristian and highly civilized
world, appears 20 rs determined
once more TO turn the earth into
an ocean Of blood. The wise men
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
DEMOCRATIC STATE CON-
yENTION.

The Democratic State Contra.
Committee has designated WEDyGs,
DAY, MARCH 23rd, 1864, as the day
for holdig the next Democratic
State Convention in the city of Co.
umbus, for the purpose of clecting
Four Delegates, for the State at
large, to the Democratic National
Convention, which will be held in
the city Of Chicago, beginning on
the 4th of July next. Preble coun-
ty is entitled to send four delegates
to the Convention.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
Our Readers and Advertisers

Are herby notified, that the price
Of the Democratic Press" is now
sl:75, paid always in advance; and
papers subscribed for, for half a
year only, will be charged at the
rate Of $500 per year, paid in adj
vance. Advertisements and Cards
will be charged twenty-five per
cent, over and above our Iate
charges. From thiS newly adopted
scale Of ebarges we will not deviaie
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

u.
VA NJ. AluCADE The Stove ana
Tin Mduafaetnrcr. on Cherry ST.,
just NtntlI Of The Bank, has a nice
Sock Of Stoves md 1inware an
band, and as be is a good work.
man, and q sober, %purciual, anil
.stric Is conscientious tradcsman.
we recommend him TO our readers
as enc Who richly deserves public
and liberal support. We haze had
iri'ont Three years dealings With
bin aud have never foun l4ssiilgle
mistake in his transactions. Try
him, and you vii come again.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
The Next Candldlt for the
Presidential Chair.

The Legislature of Ohio has not
sanctioned CHAsE's nomination,
and he has, therefore, wisely de.
c|ined to run the Presidential race.
Mr.. LTTooLN, and General FREMONT,
are now spoken of as The mel who
must, and who shall be presented
to the American Republic, as the
parties who must play the great
game-rnn the great race-make
the great speeches and promise
the great blessings which arc to
flew from the next occupant of the
White House, to The once united,
but nnwrdi4 united nations 0f The
AmeIi an cor itent.
Well, each %ill have lis friends
Ibis back rs and mlmirer,- his
abuscrs aud llaters. But who will
win? All, tha; is TIE question (.
w think that if the Democra ic
marty should be defeated, fremont
will gain the battle, and walk tli-
umphantly into tho chief scat of
the synagogue. These arc but our
conjecturcs, and must be taken for
what they are worth. Should the
Democratic party he united, and
act with caution, prudence, and
energy, they may regain their lost
ground, and triumplantly lay hold
Of the reins of government But
whoever may be el.,t,d to the
highest Office and position in thu
States, will have to pass through
AL ordeal such as no mar ever
passed through at the head of u
people.
The continent of America is now
heaving and groaning, being bur
lened with an intolcrable burden,
AMI trembling in the political bali
lnce, no man knowing how the
broken bones OF polit'ca. fragments
can ever he brought together
bo"e 10 its bone. Coils
are equal" but~llie pride,
prosperity, and sins. Of the Ameri.
;au people, have rendered their,
ways crooked, dark, and dangerous.
righteousness exaltetl, Il nation,"
out sin, whatever it's form. charac'
Ter, or lleinousness, is as sure to
ind a nation out, as it is TO find
1ut an individual sinner. To our
the present and dreadful
controversy Of sword, in Amer
lea, is not SO much between North
and South, as it is between both
and God The time will come,
even coneeited men. who are
now our enemies, will remember
and understand our words. lie that
on ear, let him hear and
reflect,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
Weather.oooks and Honest Men.

y odtuer'COCkS anu nOn6SI wen
We have not the time, nor the
inclination to describe a. real wen.
ther-cock. 3 Dickens and Punch
have done that. and thai is enough,
We thank MAGIsrER DocET, and
our friend from West Alexandria,
Tor their proper conduct and cheer,
ing words. They have paid in
advance, and the advanced charge
for the pa1er, adding, that they
have got advanced prices for their
things and labors, and that they
k; ow that we cannot furnish our
paper at the price we have been
charging for it. Honest and truth.
speaking men. Good luck to them
in lite and death.
But the weather cocks! Oh I!
the weather-cocks: God help them;
they ale beyond redemption, and
out of the pale of honest menr;
they are leprous men, aud we casst
them ont OF our sight till pro.
pounced cured, by our receipt for
tlleir' loved darling and worship
ped money !! Their cry is-"0,
money -money--tiro arI
our God, aud Theebonly will We
worShils The love st Thee Is 10
10 lie, 'lhe root of evil bnt to us'itI
il a perpetual Mxury-an ambrsiiT
al feast.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
GUAllDIAN'S SALE. ;,

ruFss4uce of an5ofde, of the Probato
l,Court.Gf lrenle couaty, Ohio, made on
the twelfth day Of February, A. n. 1854. N
the CASE Of Alice Emrnofs, guardian Of
Francis Einmons, against her ward, the un.,
ders.gned will, on The ~ -
18th lay Of March.A D. 1884,
between she oars OF ~ NJ, and sP NJ, -
lha ator Of VILLAINS store. nth ~yilla,|s ~
V"-rGa, o herSlse called West BaItim0re.1
NJ iia'ri ~ io@nslir, lireble county, Ohio,
hiler " pubic SAFE, the uniivideiafe in re. 4
NJ tlnd.r OF said Fra nris Enmons-tn taka'
eli Ct On the death fam Eminoha,s widow
of / rlml. Emmons, dccessed--ih ana
'o:t.th of one half, al the south half of tbs
Sn"itetSt qiurier o Sc non eleven. lie
s"n h half 81 the north wes, quarter Of die
~ IN s'ctibn.' thr ~. t'atts c ma ming each y
g by ores. NJ re or less and thlrty-eishts
arr m 'r" ." l.si, in III northeast corner a
OF Tho Snht' east quarter Of $ eion swenty.ss
q 4ht-ail "a ,nwnsrip seven, Of range three.
in All cnIntI of reble Al
TtRNSoF SALg--Gash in hand. The said
interest AMI esiate 81 sad Fra1cis in the
fru abo' nalsel ttati IS appraised at $l5s. /.
- p tha e h'WA a. Sl7i-aud, in tue third.
hi ~SlgJ-mahitg IA Ill, 500 -
-AEICR RMNuSS, yae :
Gia Ian offrares Enimoatan
Poos &Srsrdeys. Attorneys. gd stsd ~
Feb II. !lst4-lt fpr. & a. so.
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1000 AGENTS WAITED,
r-naoedHOt- - rs,,n 'tat
The DEPARTING ard l.iSdilR Of The
PILNAlMS

These two ,maptlfaeh' HfFst PLNE rs.
CRAVINGS, (24zSoj ar NV rap t."a"ii ~.
Catalogues al ii 1lliFJt AuiGriaaa sf'renc CHI
and In. lsh I'ngl wings SOL zee .OaAseuts
Great i,idu ems0ts toen 'eyt6G csnYasasr>
Of both sexes. y -aae.'a'- p, .
cos oPULlTAN ART UtlOt AGENTS,
Are informed ahYt 81 U'ailef SeGteAs
his coteapordrtes, heautlfdfy rrI r&7fd o.
steel, say.e s,zs ysld mate , ctare {" ShiEct.
peare aud his f1etaS, wrtt tsshcr' v Tefqty,
aud their urders are respectfully Fatt.lTt'>
A ~ lv ~ o. - 49, 10y . o. sAL :.
~ Il. II. HoLBRooKE. Publisher,
81, NASSAU stlesa, Neg YorkS
r. March 3, lDOl-Sw
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
!. ATTENTION!

The following townships are a.
gain respectfully requested to pay
for their Fall election tickets; viz !:
WARRINGTON, Jefferson, Lanier,
Gratis, Casper, and Israel.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

D .., N
pea-We are r~eeles:eI 10 alyer
tise the Democracy Of old Pr,blt,
that ao the success OF the q q,
election Of hex; Fall, sill Deepen,
worry much UPON the activity u
the Democratic party this sprins.
it 10 high time to move, de,.r
mine, and act. bet Monroe town.
ship remember,that When the Child
of the Mcintosh clan, and the CHIEF
of the Monroe clan, Were the only
two left alive, when they, fought
at tie head fllieir -fesrective %clahs,
eight hundred years ago, near III.
v%erness, in the highlands Of Scot
land, u womnded and dying Monroe.
the last of hi cia3, cried olt TO bis
chief, remember that you are the
last and chief OF the Monroes.-
Monroe sprang npon the chief Nc
Iltosb, and slew him. Let the
Preble townships, especially Nom
roe, rise, and spring politically
upon their earnest rivali, and slay
them politically at the ballot box.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
5]iie0;,

In Eaton, on the 10Th inst, Of Hopping
C'ush, GRANT. infant son Of Augustus A.
and Ellsaoela SeibcrL aged one mouth.
Sweet babe, ihou vert too rrail md fair,
To linser in tn world of care;
Just ope'd thine eyes in carth's COLI cline,
Then led to Heaven. to b'o5s3 n there.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
Xf MILLINERY.

We beg to call The attention Of
such Of our fair readers US are in
t4c habit pf laying an occasional
visit t1the Queen city ofihc Vest
to the lnrg" and splendid stock Of
Bonnetf, Ribbons. artificial Acwers
&c. kept by Clps. C.. Dolrerty& Co.
81, Pearl Street, between Main and
Walnut. Cali upon thsm-thcy
have Il full assortment, and sell
cheap.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

nd~qRe Editor of this paper doe
not hold himself responsible 10, the
opinions expressed By his correspond
sats. The writer, and not the Editor
is responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
NOTICE,

'I1Eie undersigned has b sh appoi ptnd 8d-
i mnistrator of The Edso nj Elizabeth
tMeGritf. late Of Feeble ElHatGY, OHIO, Do
ceased. a@ P.ARBEJt'l NsaiRDFF
Gilmore \ CanPbf 4, ~ 81 Adm''
March 3, lSi+s-y, ~ ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17
gotal ana NlistcIlantJus.
The Greatest Wonder in Eaton.

Hw.LMA| AL .LN. E4A
DEEM Bro. are now otferingtheir
Dry Goods at remarkably low
prices, for the times, 10 all who
will favor them with their orders,
and hand either gold or paper
money ovor the counter. Z Call in
time-thc rush upon them is great.
You will find them next door to
DR.. Minors Drug Store on Main
Street, a.
BGS- MFnG. ~. Guns, iate Probate
Judge ia our town, has returned to
the more practical part OF the Legal
profession, and we doubt not thai
he will proyaa vOry popular, saccelp
table and clever member efthe bar.
srAdversizs iu tho Press.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

NSsspcrita n'teItinn given to Pro ate
H%faitHr' in FE7TLENs { Of ACrhrSrs, PAR
TETON "F lam, ~CoLLErTInYs. Sc.
H-wt!i attend to al M r,crs entrusted to
him a. is,'d tie Counties OF Darlp,
montgomery. aadaB ti,s. 1agf s
Eaton, MIfrh. II lHi4-tf
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-17

What is the nse of a seat Of war
to q standing armr?0E 2Ea SE
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MEDICAL.
or BoIAL NOTICE.

o.. N. vrLLsY's frivs,s norpis,i, IN 'hs ss'
srsi Bioss, Corner oissvsu,h and sTCe,s, oppo.
site the Pos, and Patent onees. Rooms % and ~,
up stairs, Washington, D. C. I'VE.
All diseases Of . privA,s nature treated In ,he
hsst ssisntins manner, and radical cures stfeo,od
In all ssssa. SYPBnITTc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, oLEET, STRUCTURES SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of VoLUPTuoUs
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GEEERATHE
ORGANS, from any cause whatever, or how long
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also
GOVT, RHEUMATISM, NEURsLGIa, and othe;
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES MUSCLES,
BONES, and JOINTS sCRoFULA, BLoTCHES
on the FACE, ERUPTIoEScn the IAmbt and body
and all other ERuPrIvE DIsEAsEssnd DISEASE
or TIE BLOOD, from whatever sauso they may
nave art,eE.
AFFLICTED AND UNFoRTuFATE.
No matter wis, your disease, let no false dell.
s.sey proven, you from applying immediately 70
pr. vellny, who IL ACKNOWLEDGED to be BY far tho
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in tho treatment
Of pr,vstc diseases. Ys.r not 10 come and make
,ao,, your IaiitortuneS and he will speedy scnE
You on your way rejoicing.
SELy-ABUsE.
Tia. dreadful ssourge OF the young, INDUCED 4
when alone, destroys the generstive orsSnt, unht
them for married life, producing weshneis OF Vi
| hack and limbs, loss Of animation aad mursuls
rover, palpitation Of the heart nsrvousirritNeiii
~, Iosr Of memory, melancholy habits, insani'S
consumption, and dea.a. !.
YOUNG MANI in view OF the dreadful eons'
gueneos OF delay. do not fail TO make your cas-
| Known immediately 10 Dr.. Voilny. Yonr ssere'
with him are sacred, and you may ecsnden. " rel
upon his medical tkill.
Thousands whoE0 systems were shattered ~
Sho we're on the brink Of the grave, have ben
brought back 10 vigorous hsslih by bis Skiliiu
Ssstmont.
MARRIAGE.
| Married persons, or thoSa contemplating maui
nony, who Vuppect themselves ofimpotenoy soni
cal weakness, or any disease arising from = rs
lbsed state of the genital organs, whether the Z
suit Of disease, injury, youthful iDdisuretions,
Indulgence ofthe passions in ripsr years, are cot
oestly ontrested to place themselves under n
saro OF Dr.. V. They may rely with esr:aint
upon a speedy cure, and being restored to ful
health and vigor.
He treats with cntirs kueooEs sill diseases q
Females sueh as LEUCoRRhEA or WHITE:
LAPSUs UTERI So, SC, and in every case susl
Snteos perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUNlCA
TIoNs Etristly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
PERSONS calling soo no one but the DOCTOR.
Those at 4 distance may be TREATED DY MAu
Dy sending statement Of CASE, ss..Ss
| ly2-3ns
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans,
Columbia, letters of administration on the
personal estate OF Mary Van Ness, late OF
having claims against tho said deceased are here
hY warned TO exhibit the same, with the vouehofg
thereof to the subscriber or before tho 18th day
ut October nGXtl they may otherwise By law be ef'
Guided fTOh all EsEHEt NJ the sRii estate.
Given Laden Iy hand llia s5th dAy o. uttOhrr
l5JL WILLIAM J. CRAlGEN,
VClJ.lAW3g' Administrator,
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mr. NJ any other act amounting 70 felony, shall
10 liable 10 indictment a. for misdemesnoh and
ane NOT EXCEEDING Ave Thousand dollars, ADD 70
pnnishment 10 the peuitsntary not exceeding
three years, before any court, civil or military,
competent to try the same. And trhAl De the
duty Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, from time
10 time, TO institute such Investigations A. may
be necessary 20 detect and prevent irauds AMI
abuses in the trade and other TRANSACTION con.
templated by this act or by the acts 10 which THIS
IL supplementary. And the agents mAfius such IN
vestigations shall have power TO compel the At
tendance OF witnesses, and TO make oNaminstion'
on oath. ...
Sec. II. And b. q further enacted, That The sscfe,
tary Of the Treasury, with the approval o. the
President, shall make such rules and reEulAuons
as are necessary TO secure the proper and eeonom,
ioal execution OF the provisions OF thla sct' hhu
shall dairay all expenses OF such execution uom
the proceeds OF fees imposed BY said rules AND reg
dlations Of sales of captured end abandoned pro
perty, aud Of sales hefeinbefofe authorized
Approved July 2, 1884.
ny order of the Secretary OF war ,-,,r
+. d. TOWNSEND,
oetl Assistant AdlutAnt General.
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ABRAHAM LINCOLN, PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To Oh rhon u may concern:
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO
me that JOSEPH NICOLAS ALDERIcH BESzIGER has
been appointed Consul of the swiss Confederation,
~ Cinennati for the States Of Ohio, Indiana, and
Kentucky, do hereby recognize him as such, and
declare htm free 10 exercise and enjoy such fupc'
tons, powers, and privileges, as are allowed to
Consuls by the law Of nations, or by the laws oil
the United states and existing treaty stpulHtion'
between the Government OF Switzerland and the
United States.
In testimony whereof, Ihave caused these Let
tcrs to DO made Patent, and the Sel OF the United
states to be hereunto a2Ned.
Given under my hand At the city Of Washing
tor, the seventh day Of October, Hnnc
tt,sl DomlnI, one thousand eight hundred nc
| slxty-iour. and ofthe Independence OF the
| United States OF America, the eighty
ninth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
| By the President:
| WILLIAM n. SEWARD,
| Secretary of state.
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WAN DEPARTMENT.
ApIUTANT GENERAL's OFFIuE,
WAgHIRoTOF, ID. c. October n, 1854.
The following officers, having been reported at
the OF the army Tor the offences here
InAfer Bpeo He'd, are hereby notified that they WILL
stand diImissed the service OF the United States,
unlesa, within fifteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission In session
In this city, OF which Brigsdier General John Z.
Caldwell, United stRteI volunteers, 10 pTos'dent,
and mGhs Satisfactory defence to the charges
against them:
For being IN he city Of Wash ingion wihom auth GRITTY,
and tGRtnlto report under arrest d litddfudfitf5
Ai!iary DiSriciof WdIhiHgioH, O5 o'Gcrd.
Lieutenant Adam SChrant, ?lAt United stAtCs
C0oIti Tr0CpB
4hsfy!SG lrth5H hare,
t-llstEHt snfgenn Charles 9. GrI,s'nr5ss! sod
HG!glEGd OluaLCCrs. -. ...
L. D. TOWNSEND,
Cvll Assistant Adj GtAlt GeaGla!
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EXPRESSES.

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has Agencies 10 the pIinsIpEl railway towns In tht
NORTH EAST, WEST, AND kORTHWEsr.
lts principal otleea arc
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philadelphia, BALFLHORE, OH.
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Hlth Lineh forwarding 20 tho CGnatls aud the
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Collection o. k1ies, Drafts, and Bills made al all
assesfto!e pArEs OF The United states.
G. q. DUNN, Agent,
WaaUuxsoa, u. q.
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G. LOTHING.i

TTNIoNG UN1oNn UNToNiii
GRIND CONCENTRATION.
THREE STONES COMBINED.
MEssRs. SMITH 4 co.,
Cotaer or TwentIonhIs treet and Peuna. ave-,
J. BRUCE h CO.,
No. ASI seventh street,
kSD
n. SMITH
No. 4So Seventh street,
Have consolidated their business At the
'PEoPLE's CLOTHING STORE,
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post omcoJ
Where you will End splendid assortment Of Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock of Rsady MADE Clothing
and Gon;iemen's Furnishing Goods of every de-
'Orip,tNa
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF DoYs CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST sTYLEsr
1T PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"DRING UP THE BoYsl"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO oRDEh-
Cali and see our
IMMENSE STOCK e SAMPLES
Whether you buy or not. No charge for exsmins
ton.
.JME EARLY, TO AvoIb TIE RUSH, II
you CAN
BUT COME
DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE,
J. II. SMITHS,
No. $50 Seventh street,
sel2 Opposite Post ofles.
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RAILROADS.
lGREAT PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE

i
NJ TO rHE
NORTHWEST AMP SOUTHWEST.
On snu af,er NOVEMBER i5th trains viii leave
baltimore from the North Calvert station Ns
followr,
Harrisburg Accommodation. .....s.oo D. m.
Lightning rers..........."'s.sop m.
The ESQ a. m. train from washington connects
with tho 80 .. mfrAin from Baltimore for Fits
burg and the West, and for Elmifa, Buffalo,
Rochester, Dunklrk, CanandAiguA, and Magari
Falls, and for New York City.
The $50 p. m. TRAIN From WASHINGTON
connects with the $50 p. m. train from baltimore,
for Elmira and the North, and Pittsburg and the
West.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SOLDIERS TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
% For Tickets and any Information apply At
the ONCE Of the Great Pennsylvania Route, corner
PennsylvAnia avenue and Sixth street, under Ma
tlonAl Botel, and Depot House, No. asa H.reet
near New Jersey avenuo, Washington.
J. N. DUBARRY,
Superintendent N. c. r. n.
Il. J. WILKINS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent,
jelly Corner Sixth 81. and Pa. avenue.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-07

WAR DEPARTMENT
ADJUTAET GENERALS OFFICE, J
WAsHIHoTOS, Oct TO- 1874.
The following-named officers, charged with Of
fences, and heretofore published, are exempt from
being dismissed the service Of the United States,
the Military Commission instituted by Special
Orders NO. So series OF 1862 from the War Depart.
ment, having reported that satisfactory defence
has been made In their respective oAbeH, viz:
Captain oliver CotteT, 9th New York heavy ar
lieutenant D. R. Dlsbrow, LIST New York cav
airy.
FiTst Lieutenant william J, Parrish, 9th New
York heavy artillery. 80
Second Lieutenant John TN, 9th New York
heavy artillery.
Chaplain David Trueman, 1st virginia veteran
cavalry. h: ID. IOWNsLNp'
ool0 AHHltt0nt AulutHht OGlerhl
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-11-07
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