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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27

OF the that would es,slnxe us- L. J. d.
Report of men Admitted into Hospital at
Griffin. Ga. July 24th, 1854.
The following named soldiers were admitted into
Hospital, at this Post to-day.
. 8. p. MOORE HOSPITAL.
Priyates I. N Cartwright. II, nth Texas. W. G..
Birdwel C, 10th Texas, corp. Arringcaa D,
18th do. privates d Thompson, D. 18th IS4hs
cav. Thos A J Hawkins, K, seth Ala. Stan
Icy, serg't. I, 39th Ala. d W Hunter, =; 3oth do.
sergt. A J Stokes, G, seth Ala. w II Chambers, G,
s9th Ala NJ Clayton, do W Brvsat, do. =. r.
Hntchins D, 54,h do D L Keqnsdy. 5+th do Bufus
Mcleod, I, 22d do. J Henderson, do. James NJ.
Hooper, C, Gath do VIM G Clark, X. 25th do New
ton King, do VIM Mills do Dameron. do G.,
d Olson, G, 47th do Worthington, corp. G,
42d do Capt. John n Wood, e, LIST do VIM Hy-
man, do NJ Akins, I. 18th do J England: u,
9saAs Btsax.on, H. s3d do NJ Taylor, B, s4th do
Mspherfa S G. @ is.h DO s MoDaas.ds 's s.s sa
Fla. A Campbellton. B. 40 II Powell, g, do
fhos Finley, F, do Smith, II, do Corp. w P
Hlary, do Mark Burk. do Emanuel F, dc =
eas1s sorP g "a b DE- I osnscs, i do NJ
Burris K, s7th do D X sinmon,, e, do Lien. J R
Myers, D, do Jas Bryant, A, 3oth do E J Higgins,
G, 43d, do Ed Cribbs C, 4th KY. Thee. Coward,
F, do Il Marshali C, 9th do WIN II Estes, D, do
corp John D.. Oliver, B. 5th do Dek Hays do L.
NJ Cannon, 9th do L s Miller, do Lieat T n Ellis,
do Isaac Bryant, 9th do J F Talbot, ID do A.
Wayland, X, do corp A Pullen. D. do r Doa-
IL Richbourg. do TIN, Dunn; L, 44th do Robt A
Stephens, F, 9th d, N Lansfords do 8 G Norman,
D 34,h do B f Hall, do. scrg'ts. J W Hartley, F,
10th 8. c. do Thos Cato, do Gee Cookereil. do 8.
Douglas, corp. do r A Patterson X, do Joel Ash
worth, G, do F w Cliukscaies, no sergeant J W
Huckabee, do J Duattlebum, do H Baker, do
T II Stokes, do JET Randall. A. do sergt. Zimri
Carter E, 10Th do Thomas Mores I, 10th do I,
dn r. ,l0 Wra do
Ed Holman, d, I'd Ark. H E 0gissbse. II, 9th
Tenn. N Caruthers, E. do Wyst6 B, Is 4 37th
do Hearn, II, do se.g,.s. W Prise. do n
Lieuts. VIM jackson, I, SD Tenn. J d Groom. b,
Slst do W Lacy, C, 9th do General Newly, @,
5th Ark. R A Arnold, 3, do . r watti, D, Sd En.
bat. res. art. q Grimslsy; Palpsrs Saitery,
NJ Porehand, do corp. Augustus Lacoar, II. 26th
Texas, W OWadkins, X, 43d Miss. Serxi. j. z,
Wade. D, 47th Ga.
At s.. p. MOORE nosPrrAL.
Lieut.. G W Hun,ey, A, 22a Misc.
DIRECTION aosrrfAL.
= Gslls.sn ,s Glover B, 5s.a q Hsss.sa = 4d.q:.
Owen, 3. 19ths>s' G; Peter @ Hars. B. IosA C;
sergt NJ brown. F. 1o.h 9 @, SerE ,Wm 2 Issrsons,
c. $40 1a; :eryt rgtn G wis u s7th ds; serst
10th G, 10th Ga; James Anen C. 10th Ga; L.
VIM u Dasnall, C, 4o.h "a; ssrgs john Z P label.
G. Aeta G. se:gs James e c.sri'hass z, seth ea;
Ga; VIM Hslsons A, 57th Ga; We. = Roland, A. 57th
Go; Wilburn Stephen, A, 57th Ga; John Ferry
more 4, s7th Ga; Janss 4 D.nasay, .A,,s7,h aa; |
C shockiey, E, lste Ga; Cogpi Gns.ayus MSsrs,
lo.h Sc ssrg. ssrssn celstaaa. ssh ,Tsss,
a, Is. Tsnis James + MeEwsn. i, iss Team; re
5ssai ssrss Cha. asasssss d i@ss @ 4.ss; = 's s.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27

gentleman. I:l,sss sths liksssas q 5esss NJ
dauaAtsr.of Tsap5ssss found q hin pe.lkst, whscl
snail bs ssnt 10 ysair ofRee - s.sg
Captain Msshss,ris. kuswn 10 she rssdesa sf 10.
Appeal as ~E1srssys lost his leg early q tbe sEkH
II WAS anratated Just above the knee, rs a..
Captain Clusksy, editor Of the. Memphis Ava,
iane,e and for long period ASjsthns 0sess~t q
Preston Smith and new Of Gen. vsuehns aaA
isas shot througk tbs side below thosfSs " min
nio ranskef His wound MAS dssanad . Dangerous
one. did not sa,s him, bat was told thst Es blsd
prof,lsciy from thu mouth. Capt Clnskey ~ yeu
win remember is l, candidsse for Congrem to rep
resent the nth District Of Tenneasss. ,cs
yirginius Hutehen forraeriy Editor OF the Re-
porter, the 6rst newspaper Of Ksstaaky to- aavo-
cate the independsnce Of his Stats passsd through
the battle unseathed. He was with DE famous
Kentucky Brigade led by asasrsf Lewis, that sx-
oellest soldier aud gsnslenan, whose name and
achievements are familiar to yoar readers.
sARsAarrr OF ras ENEMY.
am writing on Sunday, in the rear e ...r en-
trenchme1's- peytlaps.ona -. . half miles from
Atlanta 81 So mia mofpiass the ssamy b.
gan to sb-,:. me city. What Justification ex-
isf - sreh a eour,~-s -'rs.es es-ssaises Ia
atlanta, nor government se6rcs, isor maexsinAs
nor arsennls. Everything had been removed be-
fore Gen. Hood assumed command. and nothing
is retained, save what we have IA our immediate
vicinity, along our lines There are no inhabi-
tants in Atlanta, save those whoss poverty pre-
cludes the possibility Of their removal Ia it not
singular that this is especially TIE war Of Lincoln
and johnson, waged, as they assert, against the
arisfocracy of theSouth. Yet they make the poor
CT country, everywhere, the, gres sufferers
from the bsrbarities Of Buffers, Aiilroys and
Shermans. Their declared purpose Is 70 fexter-
inmate the population Of the South Let them
begin with onr soldiers, and spare, obi spare the
women and children, the poor and helpless Of our
country. If God do not permit our soidery to
avenge the horrible barbsrities Of our foes, He
will, in his own good time, award Justice for de-
gree Of barbarity never before practicsd, nave by
savage men, whose untutored morals have sub
ected them to yankee denunciation, from the days
IF King Philip, to those Of Wild Cat and Osceola-
We hear no church bells to-day. The steady
oar of heavy field pieces, tho Ilnseady shriek OF
rea shells, the anxiety Of the poor people shut UP
here for crime of theirs, all render the day,
which God and nature smile, hidoaus the morals
'f the race that would es,slaxe L. J. d.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27

WANTED To RENT
4 comfortable dwelling, with three or rors
IA. ROOMS, suitable for small family Apply
NJ tlsia otsce.
~ h-6 g.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27

SYRUP KETTLES. @
NEJ, e have for sale wrought iron bottoms for
wv syrap kettles, at Dismukes 4 Halrs old
stand: A. T. FINNEr. CO.
jy27-Im-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-07-27

s az The storm Of war, remsriH the R;chnsessd
SsnsineL has passed entirely around kschuaond
ep5eys strange peace. The S,uthside now has
its tasrn. Oh Saturday uight s1a Sunday morn
ina. Gsans withdrew his forests from Bermuda
ARMY t3cnSh a. the Appomattox aad the James,
exeGpt ihdasd, Sheridan who would be deHzhted
&c ~ Haa there teo.i The engage rnes,ts near Pe.
-~epcoantess betueen only the smaller pcrtsons
az fbs respective srmies. In fat.re, eowsyer. sne
tsrsburR we rsoornmsnd hirn TO try nsxs village
or cross reads. .y.ss.s5 = -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
WEEKLY SUMMARY.
Atlanta has fallen and Sherman

Atlanta has fallen and Sherman
and Ills army are in possession.
This great Feat Of our arms must
prove of Immense advantage to US,
aud Of equal disadvantage to the
Confederates. .
Nothing particular from Grant.
1t is however reported that Lee has
been REINFORCED, and that another
grand attack will be made upon the
Weldon Railroad of which we have
possession. OF the armies Of the
Shenandoah Valley and Western
Virginia we know nothing Of im.
portance.
General Mcclellan has accepted
his nomination His letter will ap-
pear next wees. Elections and no.
limitations are the,great work ofthe
day. We believe that the Democra
tie Congressional Convention for
the Third District will be held in
the city of Dayton, on Monday, the
18th inst. We hope that j. Poos,
Esq, well known as an Es;oH law
YER VIII re..iAe the no. niaation.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
SnERIFF'L DA''

,,.. $50. IN Pleas
Us. il Partition.
cArisiiaa Rpsers. Gaze NJ 1868,
DY virtue Of ap order Of sale iss.:"d by
ID the Court Of Common Pleas, wit5ln
aud for the COUNTY Of rrskie. in the above
stated case. and to The Sheriff of said copp,
~ directed, will offer for sale at public
auction, at The door of the Court HoaRs in
Eaton, in said county, on
Saturday. the 4a day Of October,
A. D. 1854, between The hoqrs Of | and 1
o'clock, I'm Of said day, the Sollowina
Real Estate, situate in the county 9f Preble,
and State of Ohio, and bounded and de-
20 follows, to Wit; The South part
0f fhe South! vest quarter Of Scctienll. in
township &Spf range East, &c beginning
at the South'wt corner Of the section, and
ubning thenre Fast no poles; thence N.
~ and ene'tepth poles thence West Ito
poles theme SOUTH 81 and one,:ep,h poles,
to ths place af hfgipp'fg, containing 100
same land convesea 10 feerdent by EUzal
Ward and wife, BY deed dated October IL,
1891, and recorded among the record of
deeds Of SAID county, in Book II, page 24S.
~ Ahprnlsed al 81, 500. l." f"-'
msRHs or SaIEAOhe third efthe purchase
money cash on the day Of Sale one third in
one year, and Viz residue in two years de-
terrGd payments TO be seclre6"by mortgage
on the premises, and to beAr six per cept
interest from the dac Of sale
-" g1HN'R 'NoCLE If,
Sheriff Of PreBle county, o.
Zoos 4 STEPHENS, Att'ys Tor Petitioner. /.
S~eptenberl, lsG4-tdS m. fSsB
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Daniel Ault, Pitt, Prcbls Common Pleas
VS.. Jacob Ault, In Partition
ct al. defts. Case No. l,7oo.
DY virtue Of an order oil sale issued from
I'D the Court Of Common Pleas of Prcbls
county, in the above stated CASE, aod to tbs
Sheriff Of said county directed, / vii offer
for sale al public auction, ct the door Of the
Court Honso in Eaton, in said county, on
Saturday, helstday Of October, A. D. 1854,
Between the hours of | and 4 o'clock, P N.
CT said day, the following described lands
and tenements situate in the county OF
reble, and State Of Ohio, and described as
follows, to wit: The North west quarter Of
Section one, ~ Township eight, Of range
two East, in said county Of Prcple, contain.
ing ia acres, Of land, more or less,
Appraised at 81, 200.
TERMs nF AIE-0ne third Of the purchase
money Cash on the day Of sale, one third
10 one year, amp the residue in two : cora
The deferred payments to bear interest tom
the day ef sale, and to be secured by mort
gage ON tho premises,
10 IN r. MoCLEAF,
Sheriff of Prcble county, o.
Zoos & STEPHENS, Attys,
~sep:ember !, 1854 ids Pr. f. &c 50
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
sHER4Fg'S SALE,

Andrew Wright a David Wright, Preble
Adm'is of the Estate of William Common
Wright, deceased, va. A. W Neff. Pleas.
DY virtue Of an execution issued from
ID the I curt OF Common Pleas, in tbc
shove stated case, to theSherf of said
county dlreesed, ! will Offer for sale at publ
lie auction, at the door Of the Court House
in Eaton, in said county, on
Saturday. the LIST day Of October.
A. D. 1864, between the hours Of | and
Sclbck, r. N. Of said day, the following
Real Est,ie Of defendant, A. W. Neff, stu.
stein the TOWN, Or Winchester, Prehle Co.,
Ohio. and being the South half Of in Lots
Numbered "a and 70, as known and dssig.
nutod by sara TunSsrs oa'skS"towp plat Of
xaid town n ~! ""'
ApRraised at 500 90. Terms Cash.
JOHN II. MCCEBAF,
Sher q Cf treble county, 0.
Foos & STEPHENS. Attys.
September !, lS64-ds Pr. f. Is 40.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
DEMOCRATIC WoNDE RERs.

Many of our readers wonder that
they did not receive a paper from
our Office last week They know
the reason. When they will have
paid what they owe u.s. md pay IN
advance for three months only
they ghaalll have the "Prees;' bat
as we hare lost over twenty-five
hundred d9'lnr' (s2,SoC in three
years on the "Press, not 2 copy
shall go ont of the Office till paid
for in advance, aud all 9ld scores
be settled up.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
SHERIFF s SALE.

jssa {: Wsfrlsy, her cs%Rap
Guardian, pl'tf, vs. Pleas
Barbara Miller, 9 taL In Partition.
det'ts.. Case No. 1904
DY virtue of m order OF sale issned BY
ID the Court of Common Pleas Of Preble
county, in the above entitled cause, and d..
reeted TO the Sheriff of said county, l will
osert Tor sale at public a%nctlon, at the door
ofthr Court Honse II Eaton, in said county,
Saturday, the LIST day Of October,
A. D. 1864, between the hours Of ! and 4
o'clock P. N. of said day, the ft% flowing
Real Estate, situate in Prebls county, Ohio,
and bounded and described as follows. 10
wit The South fourth Of the West half of
the Southeast quarter II Section Is, in
township Q, Of range 2 East, III said cdnnty,
I 'taining 20 acres; aud the West half Of
tie Northeast quarter Of Section 81, in the
sam township and range and county, con
tanning 30 acres, the said two tracts togeth-
er CO ataining 100 acres Of land, mere 0
ess.
Appraised at $4,000.
TRsHs or SALE-0ne third Of the purchase
money cash on the dsy Of sale, one third in
one yesE, and one third in two years, delerr.
ed payments to be secured by mortgage on
the premises, and to bear six per cent
interest from the day Of sale.
JOHN R. MCCLEAF,
Sheriff of lreble county, o.
Zoos 3 STEPHENS, Atty&"'
Sc hmber !, lS64-tds [Pr. {. 50 90.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
sHERItF's SALE.

william Bfousc, PreblO Com. Pleas.
John NJ. Ross, Z. al. Case No. 1888
IlY virtue Of an rider VI sale, issued BY
u the Court Of Common Pleas, Of Preble
tunty, in the above stated case, and to the
cheriif Of said county directed. I will Offer
for Sale at public auction. at public auction
at the door Of the Court House in Eaton, in
said couHiy, on
Saturday, The LIST day Of October,
A. d. 1861, between the hours Of | and 4
o'clock 7. N. of said day, the following
Real Estate, situate in the county Of Preble
and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit: The East half oi
the West half of the Southeast quarter Of
section H. containing 40 acres more or less;
four acres out Of the Moth east corner OF
the West half, OF the West half Of the same
qna'tsrj and ten acrcG lying on the North
end or part Of q tract Of 23 l8-l09 acres o.
of the North end Of the West half Of the
South eAt quarter Of section IL, al In town
ship 7, Of range |, in said county Of Prcb,e;
tho said 10 acre tract beginning at the
Northwest corner Of said last named
quarter; thence East with the quarter sec.
ton line 30 poles; thence South 20 poles ;
thence West W poles, to the Fes, boundary
line Of said quar- err; and thence North with
said line 20 poles to the place Of beginning,
the said three tracts Of land coHtains in ibe
sggrega'e "a aeres NJ land more or less.
Appraised 81 $2,l60
gERAs oF SALE lone third Of the purchase
money cash or the lay Of sale. one third in
one year, and the residue IN two years from
the day of Sale deferred payments 10 bear
SIN per cssnt interest, and be seePred by
NORGE on the premises.
JOHN X. NcCLEAF,
Sheriff Of Pycbfe county, O.
s~TErHENs, Ati'ys.
ross q lSG4-tis FPr slice
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
SHEAFE'S SALE.

Lewis Perkips and Sophia frebie Comm n
Perkins his wife, Vi. Nary Pleas.
: Posworth, ct al. In partition,
TN obedience to tie oomr'and Of an order
i of sple, ISSUED from the Couft of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Preblo,
in the above case, 10 the sheriff Of said coun.
tyt directedgI will offer for sale at public au,
ton atthe door Of the Court house, in Eaten
in said comfy, oh SATURDAY. the 9th day OF
October A Ddl864 between the hpur, Of ! aud
4 o'eloekR y, Of said day, tie following
real estate sitIstsd in the comfy Of Preb.e.
and Stats Of 1hip,, and bounded as follows,
to wit: l0l acres or Of the VEST side Of sec.
ton No, 10 in Township 8. Of range l
East, &c, BEING the same land conveyed
BY deed Of Henry Boswdrth to John Bos,
worth, and recorded in Book Nd, II page
1893 land records Of Freble equity Ohio
appraised at $5,555, 90 "'hlso Tho South
West corner oftRh' South West quarter
Of Sectian No u, in Township No, 8,
Renge No J, Eaest &c.. containing lsl
aeFes more or less Appraised at $Ti2e7 %
the two tracts containing in the aggregate
1904 ACRES, more or less, all free and clear
UfdoWer.
Terms or saIs-;i IF the purchase mon.
'ey cash on the day of sale, in one year,
and in two years; deferred payments to
bear'six per cent. interest from the dav Of
sale, and 10 be secured by mortgage on the
premises.
JOHN q. Mc0l.EAF.
Sheriff Of Preble county.
Gilmore 7 Gam Pbell, Attorneys.
Sept. 8, fss4-tds.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
SHER1FF's SALT.

Miehal Fochti Ex'f Prebie
CfWm sweeney deceased, Common rIeas,
vs. }Caae No 1858
catharihe Thomas
et al dts
By virtue Of an order ofsaie issnsd BY the
Court Of Comm IN Pleas Of Preble Connit
and 10 the sheriff ofsaid County directed, !
will offer fot sGir nj public auction at lie
door ofthe Court House in Eaton 10 said
County on Saturday the Est day of ocioger
A. D. 1864 between tic hours Of and 4
o'clock P. NJ, of said day the following real
esLate Situated IN Preble County Ohio and
described as follows to wit In Lot No. s. il
The town Of v inchesterf \
Appraised at SlO25, 90 Terhs cash.
JOHN r. McCLEAF
Sheriff Of Preble County o.
Gilmore I Campbell Att rs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
NGW ApYERTlsEMENTs.

SALE.
David F. W. osiaa, 'pFtrl PEBBLE
Jobn W. weskley, at al, Pttiura " sell
80" defis, real estate
IN pgr&snec Of an alias order Of sale,
maaeA Ny the 'cear. Gf Common Pleas,
aud to me 'direeted,d Mill offer for s&i. At
public auctions upon the premises; about
two miles south Of I.ewisburg Prcble county
Ohio, on Tburday, October i3ia, 4. Z. 1864,
at o'clock, p. m. the following described
real estate, belonging to tho estate Of Samu,
efWeakly, deceased; situate in the county of
Prcble, and State Of Ohio, 10 wit, the N. y.
qnatser 'uf section No. nine, towaship No.G
Of range 3 East TO- coniaipifg ts2 acres,
ihore'or less. Appraised a. 5000
~ Terms'tf SaleA4Gus third cash in hand,
one third in 3 months, and the residue in Is
months from tho day Of sale. Deferred nav.
nents to bear interest from day If sale,
and to b secured ~ RR9ftgage "a the preta'
CHAS. ". SWAIN,
Special MSsier Commissioner.
Gilmore , Campbell, Att'yis for pet'r.
September b, l66t-tds Tpr f "a,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08

The worthy Editor has once more
stepped out-of hisway to make an.
attack Upon us. We thank him
for his personal attack, andss it 10
just as true as his former abuse Of
us, we reg to subscribe ourself, his
grateful and dear brother in Christ
Jeens. alLl ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
J. FOES, ESQ.

W. see that Mr.. Zoos, the we'll
known Attorney at Law, stands
before the public as b candidate to
represent the Third Congressional
District, in this State. ofMrs Foos
we have to say, that incur opinion,
no filter gentleman could be chos h
by the people. lie y .:y'Ouhg,,"fnllil
Of energy, we'll read, a clever
speaker, aud a sound aud rising
lawyer. Tits appearance is dlsp
greatly in his favor. lie will make
. fret class dcbater. The success
which has already attende Nj.
F6os'iu 'his legali proves
to a deimohs,raiion, that tho 'busi:.
ness public appreciate his tafeGtO
and integrity.-lED. ID. ?. ~ -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08

knowledge, stand ? The thing e
d 81, ashame, and 4 curse STU
many Democrats win lbt ppdll
their paper. because they are
asked } pay the paliry sum Of ~
a year. They do not choose to
r~ememember that we are paying
FOvE times as much for their pro
duce as we did three years ago.
Well, if all would pay us what
they owe us, we should feel dis
posed to thank them.
THE EATON REGISTER IS CIT UPON
Us AGAIN.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
.U..S S. 7.SO LOAN.

Ihs slrrliAf, Ofthe Treasury glvcs
ice that subscriptions will be received
Coupon Treasury Notes, payable three yet,
from Aug 18Th, 1864, with erui.nnnual h
eres' s'tbe rate Of seven and llrs c.ienils
per cent. per Ennum pripeipaI and n;qF
est both TO b paid to ba paid r lo%iW
soncys
These notes viii be convertible at ,le
option Of tho holder al maturity. into s;s
per cent gold bearing bonds, poypble ca
less thaa hiys nor more than twenty yea
from their date, az the gosEpmcpi rhny oIeet
Thoy will b%cisiue | in denominations Of $50
sleerssee $1,000, $4,000, and all mbscrip
tons must be for fifty doll Ars or some mi
tiple Of fifty dollars.
lhi notes: viii Be transmitted 10
the owners freepi tran ,portation clrrgr
as soon sfter the receipt orthe trigin4
,ifcates Of do'pda ttas they can be pre- arc
AS tho notes draw interest from aaras.
l0,,ssperscus making deposits susssq -opi to
that date must pay Tho ihis rest accrsci ron
date Of note to date of deposit.
Parties dcpOsiting twenty-five thla,sp
d tllars and upwards for these notes 1t an,
one tue viii DO allowed q countnia,;or &
enc quarter Of one per cent, which WI b !.
paid by the Treasury Department ufone lie
receipt ola b Il for the amount c%criiGel td
BY the Offices with whom the depo ut ~.
made. No deductions for con n%is,iaas " ,
be made from the deposits.
IThsA N ,rfoNAal sAvrses R4xK, offering -
higher rate of interest than aay other, soi
he best security. Any savin O. uank wticb
pays its depositors in US. Notes, eanade :
that it Is paying in the best circaIsin5 IN
dun of he country, aud it caaAo pay "
anything better, for its " assets are eiihn
in government securities or IN notes CT
bonds payable 10 government secul ties or 4,
notes or bonds payable in g%oVeraAs,t "a
per.
1t is equally on'Oniont as a Temporary ~
permanent Investment. The notr, can y
ways be sOii for within q fracticn Of ID.
lace aud accumulated interest, an are "a
best security With banks as collnterals
discount.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
x. L.-1864.-

HgsE0N 4 STEPHENS la. n.s
stock Of the best and cheapest
Goods of all kinds we have see-
for years, FleiF broad apd parEo;T
CLOTHS, their carpets. their boots
and SHOES, calicoss apd 0ther goods,
are really cheap aud of the b.st
q1aIiig. Y9q will find them on
MAIN stree:, upder the "Press"
Office.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
TIE PRICE OF P

Paper has gone up to twenty five
cents a Pqpha, consequently, no
weekly paper published in the
United States, can stand this glo,
rious Lincoln tax upon knowledge.
low can q country which taxes
the Word Of god, and tho word of
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08
ATLANTA GONE UP.

We see That MICHAEL FILBEhT,
the great, Merchant Clothi,r aud
Tailor of tfe West. has filed his
new store on Main street. Eaton,
with piles Of the tineat cloth, and
ready mad. clothing, ever seen in
Eaton. FfLBEEr 10 a marvellous
man, and bis stock Of GOODS proves
1t. Wives, daughters, fathers and
sons give him a call and try his
goods, and you will be s1tisfed
'at we have done you a great SER
:; ny calling your attention to
TO- 'totbiesfr and tailor, and
lis head store.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-08

John Tolf admir- off Pfoble Csnmen
sam'l Fleming decd Pleas.
Petition 10 sell
Mary Fleming wild. lands to pay
ow et,'al, debts eci:
TN pursuance Of an order Of court horeiu
i 1 will, between tine hours Of ohe and lcuy
?, n. 2ofA day ~pfSeptepbe, 1864,
at the door Of the Court House u Eaton,
offer at public sale, Tie following real estate.
situate ia rreble County, Ohio, teuit:
The South half Nf lot Al, as kuovu Rnl
designated on ne pPlRt Of lhs tsWn oil New
Lexington, the sapde being incumbered ~
The dover estate Of said Mary Fleming, as
assigned by order ofcourt The same isaI /.
praised subject 10 said dswer estate at ! l2S
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne third cash, on .
third in six and thd residue in'twelVe mopth 8
f:om the day Of sale, with interest on Dc fer.
red payments the same to be secured By orr :
gage on the premises,
JOHN WOLF, Adn'I
Gilmore & Campbell, Atty'a
August 10, lsS4.-6E rri.$7.