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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-16

Ewes. virginia ''"nf'''''
p.aactions on Autumn
~ E>CrE.

J thnuS lI'S ~: L,nri,nhul
the ,!ccayir. %Ioric<of A";n'""S % r1 h;n
Isy<" anl mo~,!:,;' Of all '''''' '"'' ,,nr,.
": .,,cr Of = sd! rounIc"anrc, yet not '""''
s,"ru,n,Iy doth the falling Leaf "'>'" , ."
t ' ,..,,;;y o( re and the tiary o? human
r',,. ,:,,u ln,[ the meek ilGwrrrt that ,'">
- pc.als. and brcates ont It's '''='','., ~. "
H., H. r hn:nm "!sprn-. or the sayer ci'il'r'" "'
SUMMER - one by one they yield up '''t'
Ic,u,co,.s existence to their mother ''""''
| w.. s.r;rc and Summer, IIoomin" daughters
nr III, vesr and rich in youthful !"y'i'''r,.,
have equally with &vlcd .N"'n:""' i"r'F S?'''
, ,'~ Nv wbirI, are :.,>csihcd truths .; deep
iarorr prophetic .: human destiny '''
yrraal nur<i:,=-Gjry child d: the sunshine
md s|.owcr-ic:i>h!a= from or S's'''' '''''
I,.,p. ,hc human blossom. rrt down hy III"
DESTROYING angel in lis tir>'-h!nS!' Of "ea'''!'
I.,y;u,, l.clind stricken hearts. VIII" WIKI "
hcJ committed: 10 ,l,I<, their shrine oil r":'"''
hopes. .ln! Tie successive departure 81 u"
fir " >;s..rLn.! Of flowers" :"!s"wr! ~ 'Hc
rou>i.,a,ur.; Of TIE withc!c,! lee. 1" EA h'N'
'drcI earth, mos. cn,;la:;cal!y echoes tn"
mechanically strain. "Thou has: Ill SCISSORS
:"r thine own, q death :" mus go Tic >'''
changes Of nature h&'""S the i''''.''>SE' % ..
Gods earthly temple 'v'''','?' !? "'I''
Grac"!ar sayings t" the listening Si''''' ''''
deep mysteries Of BE
Each >ca>"'l has It's 'l""2'' "' Joy ana S"',
row, Of 'rnrrai'"n AMI Decay % '':' "'"'
death. alternately '"'''"'HS Tie '"''''a "' VIC
IminHtrr;ai SPIRIT, a'"' H'""'i'- u N''''"" III
answering tones OF h"ri''''SS Or misery
SpT'n:; Is not season OF "M'i''rF''r'''' "''2'''-
hess. to tr,ulr ln"n with ch:m"rca! visions
of umIuj@@e,l felicity on earth, nor AUTUMN
one "f l":p'lHa! gloom, t" close trrc'e" II:
his h!ca>; The Swcr; blossoms Of h"p' an"
make lin the r!' o: despair; :" II" m"TtH!
destiny, h'wcr'" Mi2ht' bat hath >";"' ''aiN
cloud !" :Ha: rs c;hr''a! h'""' some serpent
to col ;'ToH"' tic !"''!"a' Hover; nor, blessed
"e '"* """: q %'''. ''":r 80 '';''N '"; S"'''
iH'"i Tar 81 bass may r'''r' IL coon il"
"'"'2 :" ~ carr ''''"E' '"' "'" '"' ''"'r
'"'s' >:"'"g! '"":,"| %'"'@ up " Err @"''''
""S''' mfH'7 pr L" .'""''"' "'"' "'''y Sr'"
"7'' "''>'s' h'"' ." "''7' G"""''" nat Il.
II the %"W'i'':;d cen" may ever ~! anon
t ''I'''' %3"'' ',.S %""]'> {" Hi'!"* ana The
''>''' S'"'''' '' SWIMMER, let 1t teach the
v"'"ry OF pleasure, and the d"vol"r Of the
w'r'"' the "a$"'rS< :ahTic o: their temporal
rWoym'nt>; ""i;r the bright "iram> Of san
shine that "'a'''i:f Tie deS"lail"M q A"'unH,
shall speak OF comfort 10 the >o:rowiny heart,
and OLA pure drop Of hiss, even in lies
mingled cup Tr"c Tie Forests are now ,le>-
r"''r' Oh '"G'r '|'"'E'' q leaves a'"e"r;h'>
| 1 Al
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1864-11-16

'''"s'c copy, ono year, soon
r,orou SIX months, ~
Eleven copies, one year, ,n nv
Address '..'
MOORE g. BRO,
CHARLESTON, w. Va.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
WHITE MEN NOWHERE.

= KElssT, Amcmbsr Of GOngtslettOln rsn
asyivahia, ia tecedt spssch, sid
Mr.. Speaker, tho nsu OEthis era Of shon'
the poet vill sinsip Highest psf4lS ne nsa =
whom the orstor viii most sn'os'1e' 'n'
men in this grsud civil war Of whom me hls-
.oriah will write bis Post glowing PAnesy'
.rics, sssehs negro soldiSfs OfihslOyst s'ny'
We should jads that White 'oliisFI ~
getting to bs very poor fghtsrs dytee sies
q negroes. According itotbs aisfAscAes, =
was ths negro ttoopu Who did Ire bold hight
- 10 ssssa .ss EsEE1hEsEy 1sSsby -
with the troops tbntstOEmsd the vorka ss'
fore Petersburg. It vas the blseks we
exhibited the most marksdl valet. the vs'ss
Isoldisr is b.sniug . decided faiirrF u thsss
laudators Ofths negro are to bs believed
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
.'sa AYERS 5.. 4
lllnpaapa Extract Of SasaparIIIa,

The most ofectuai remedy which the medical
skill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fstal malsdy. 1t is COM
pnod iroia tho most active reinedials that have
befsl dissoxsstd Cor tho eEpHrgasionef this foul
disorder from, the blooA ana Tie rescue Of the
systc,n from IFS destructive consequences.
Hcnce It should he employed for the cure Il
rot only Scrohila. hut also those other aisc-
tons which arise from It. such as EKuprIvE
and SKIN DIsE6sEsS 81. ANruoNY's FfnB
EosE, Or EBysIPEiAS PiMrEks, PvsruIEs
~BLorcHRs. DLAISs and BoiIs, TUNDRs, TErTEn
and SALT RHRux. ScAtD IIgAD, hlNowonx,
RHsuMATIsN, SYpNniric and MIRcuRIAL Dis.
yAsss. DkopsS. pYsrrrSiA, DEhILiTY.s and,
E!lsed, Ala. EoMPIk !iisIsiNo FROM VITIA.
TED on INPURE Bloom. The popular belief
IN, /" bnpsyisg eftds blood Is founded i, tluth.
for sorofala il adegenelatiDn Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
ritla Is 70 purify and Yeeenerate this vital fluid.
without which sound health is impossible in
roiituninstcd constitutions. f5m
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
Scrofula, Oh King I Evil.

"a consti,ution6l disease. 1 toffuption Oh the
blOod, BY which this fluid becomes vi,iaiad,
weak, and pnor. Being IL the circulation, Il
peryAdss the whole body, ei,d may bnrst ppt
IA diaeass on my pert Of II No organ Is free
hon It's attacks, nor Is there oAe which Il nuy
nos destroy. The scrosplDps faint Is yariouly
sdneAd BY morypiial disease, low living, dis
trdefed 'of unhlIltby food. impure a.r, filtb
aA6 filthy habits, the depressing vices, aud
Rbove all, by nae vsntren Infection. What
syer be is origin, It Is hereditary iflie CON
N.tntion, descending from parents 10 clillIyi
nEsc the third Riid fourtl, generation :" indeed
It seems 10 u the rod Il Him who says, al
vii visit sIhs iEi9uitios Of Sic sfatli.xS unno
= 'pysd elildren." ET gk Q
e Its ctieets coY,hihgco By dcpo,i,ion from the
blood j. corrupt OF. .lllcerous matter, which, IN
ths lungs, Liver, sild internal organs is termed
tabefrlesj in pla glands sScllngs; and or
tht titf;iso, eruptiOns or sores. This foul cor
rupGon v'lcA gei.darsia the blood, deprssscS
the ensrgiee'o " he, 10 Cat SCI of,ous coaS,tu-
eos3. NOT ,oply aitfer from yerohilous ooni-
piasnts, Lit they have ER icss power to with
81, fsrd the attacks Of other Diseases. lcoHso-
2 laAAay Va : inibtrs perish by Disorders
Ekich, ;lthoagh not scrofUlsusin tllcir nature,
are still rendered fatal BY this tant III tie
!, faTstan. Most Of the consumption which De.
cina'es the huiDsa fiinily has its origin directly
~ this serofaious contamination and many
Obstructive diseases of tic liver kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, of all the orgnHs, arise from or
q are agyrayatrd by tie same cause. ''s ~
Onc Quarter Of all our people arc scrofiilons;
their persona are invaded BY this lurking in-
f.etian, and their health is undermined by It.
cleanse itfronh the systom We must renoyate
~, blood by an alternative medicine, and IN
yigorate II by healthy food and exercise.
spc.. ncGicinc wo supply III s~h y
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
WIsnlNnroa. Inne la. lAGl,

The party the gods wish 10 destroy they
FIRST make mad The wheels Of legislation
were solemhly stopped to-day, in srder to
repeal the fugitive slave law signed BY
George Washington / Oh ~ l.1.n
This has been done, il is said, IN order 70
prevent another Jerry Riot in Syracuse, and
Burns emeute in Boston, but in reality 1t ia
al Administration MEASURE, preparatory 70
acknowledging the Serthern CopfsdeEacy
Proofs can be produced that our hopest
chief magistrate has been searching TOR .
boundary siuce March 10, 1852.
A VOICE FROM THE PIT.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
TIL. PErEaspUae OpsaArIoss-.

TIE PETERsBUGe 0psAArIoNs--
We are informed BY telegraph,
have cost US twelve thousand men,
@ithAno hope Of the speedy capture
of the town. This added to the
losses a. Coal HGrbor and losses by
skirmishes, will produce q total Of
at least twenty-five thousand men
6nce General Grant came to the
Chickshoininy. It is not at all
sarprising that there should be q
necessity for monthly drafts, and
that Mr.. Lincoln should tell the
Loyal Leaguers of Philadelphia
that he would call on them pretty
soon ~ aid In the capture of Rich.
pond. They laughed heartily at
the idea and said they would go
BY proxy!-[Cleveland Plaindealer.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
VALUABLE SEED TABLE ron
.f. FARMERS. ll'

The FLOWING information gives the aun.
Der Ofssed in given quantity, aadthe space
1t will SOW:
One ounce Of onion seed contains $500
seeds, and sown broadcas, will suffice for
fourteen square yards Of the ground; .but il
Ownin drills, will besnough fertgenty ArilIa
each four yards long, or for abOa. twsatyfSpr
squtis yards Of ground.
,y One pint Of scarlet rnansrs contains 7ea
reeds, and ssAOugh for four foMs each 1
yards long. ey .a iroE a.oL : IL ~.
Il One pint ofbroad Windsor beans has 10
seeds, and 10 sufficient for seven rows, each 4
yards loug .''
0ne'ounce Of carrot seed or parHsni, seed,
sONn broadcast, will Do sufficient for bed
containing sixteen square yards. a'I 9lI
An ounce fahy Kind OF cabbage or broc.
oil seed will be enough for q bed contain.
ing nine square yards, is,sown broadeaslor
sixteen square yards in drills.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

! M-A cargo Of 10000 Shoysls snd loi
Of seige guns were shipped from Washington
few days since, cOnSigasd to Gen. Grant.
Does thisinditAte thA' Shades arsto be tramps
IN ihe great game in 'front.' Of Richmonti.- =
Albany Journal 80 ,., ,r.lI "A
z WhsA General NcCLErlAs uHsd spades in
the same place where GRAsr is, be was salll
ed the grave digger Of the Chickahominy.--
aRiNr has found out that CcLELLAS's spades
are quite as usefufas muskets. 1fhs bad as,
certAined it in the beginning Of the cam,
PAish. 1t would have saved about 10000
lives uHsleSsly thrown away in the Wilder;
nesS, at spOttsylvania, and at Coal. Harbor.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
q, ys-, Az ERA
.Ague Cure,
Eop TnE srEIDY CURE on

SSH NfbbbNaGIFE VI a HIiHA
'Inssrsrittsnt Fever, or Fever and Axus,
AEue,. PorioiicaI IIeadncile or Bilious
Hehdaehe, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
tor the whole class OF diseases originate
ln9 Y hillary derap cement, ca,isediby
enc Aslaria of tiiapmatic CCuntries.
We are enabled laor6 to oifer the eomuunitys q,
gemedy which, willie ittvfss the above complaints
With certainty, is still perfectly hasrless IN any
quantity, Such remedy il invaluable iu aistriois
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRS" expels the mlasplatic poison Of EEyRa
AND AouR from the system, nnd prevents the d..
velcpment af the disease, IL taken Oh the first ap-
ptoach of ita prelnapitory symptoms. Hisnot only
he bsst remedy ever yet discovered for thia class
sf complaints. but also The cheapest. The large
aaatty We supply fof siul.arlr brings II within the
yash Of svsTy body sue IN bilious districts, where
FEVER kSD AarE pIeTails, every body should
Aase ii and rss II freely both nr cnre anS psotec-
fiens kgrsat Superiority Of this remedy over any
ether ever diseoyeTod for the speedy and certain
enTevf Intefnttets IS that II contains no QuiDino
Or miiIersl consequently it produces no qninism Of
othes lnaiops eliecis whatever upon the constitu.
hon. These cured 10y X arc left as healthy as II
Rlsy had nevsT hal the disease. 81. l..0 n b
ssxtnd Agus y not alone the consequence of
ykc mishnaiio poison. a great variety Of dsor-
ders prlls from its irritation among which are
Net,dlJ3.., Rbsl,ElatisDi, Goie Headache, Blind
Hess fsotA tAaehs, ifarGchs, Gathr,A, Asthma, Pak
pit;ic,: :, Pyiat b 4 sssi9n ft!r Spleen, Hgst,-
10, Pafn the 1oige.s, Coae, PerStysis and Do
ta,igew.rt gf ikt StdaiGch, all Of which, when
originating IN this caase, put on the iteyhtiitat
tygs, og become periodical. This " CURE expels
the poison nom the blood and consequently epres
tAemsa alike. 1t Is an niyahahle PROTECTION to
imFieraaIs and persons travelling or temporarily
tvsieing In the rpalerious districts, Htaken occa-
s;unaly Q, dsily while exposed to the infection,
that viii DO ssgFetet ffdn the Systdm, and eapnot
srcanp q ID Eificiet quantity to fipen into dis
ease. Hence II q oven more valuable for pre.ee.
tpD than opres and fewwill ever suffer ffom Inter
HitteiAs fthey as51 themselves " the protsctioa.
shis IseeSLatessF. Y WlIliH ,gtNT
Rrsparea byD J. q ayER& CO.. Lowell. lfasa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
~ We indOrse the following from the
Clsavland roy Plaindcaler. .......

I'VE notice by the telegraphic reports of
the Congressional debates, that Mr.. Cox,
and other Democratic Speakers, continue 10
refer to Constitutional clauses in support Of
the views they advance, This 70 IDLE. The
men to whc q theJ are talking, seoff at Goa.
stitutional obligations. Mr.. Lincoln's rAh.
BILE Of Office holders at Baltimore referred 10
the Instrument in heir platform o. mere
political arti6cs to give color Of decency
70 their cause, but the fact is, that the party
hates the Constitution with q fsrvor only
equalleb by the malisnaut feeling they en-.
tsrtain for the Democracy. The 'Rottsn
Borolgh' system. The Military Necessity
sys,sn The "King can do wrong" sys.
TEN, have been sdoPsd by the Lincoln party
a. their creed and Law. How foolish il Is
then, to talk to such men ofthat wise plsa
Of Government devised BY the Statesmen
and patriots Of 1887. Ills literally "sa sting
pearls before swine" "'
The fact that q measure il palpably in
uslation Of the coustitutios, only recon.
mends it to the favor Of LrscoIS aud his
supporters. --t. .'.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
N SCRAP FOR sHoEYAKERs. |,

PRHHArs II may not bs generally known
that the reason Why many shoemakers do
net work on Mondays originated in the fol-
lowing tradition while Oliver Cromwell
was encsmped at Perth, he received intelli-
geacs ofthe death, by suicide, OF John Mon
day, one Of his most sealous and active par
tisans, who lived st = village little 70 the
north of Damhead Out Of respect to the
memory Of John, bic patron (cromwell) of.
fered reward in Perth, TO the person who
should compose the best eulsgo on the death
Of Monday. Among the claimants for the
promised reward was worthy sou Of st.
criSpiu, belonging to tho |" Fair City, " Who
Seut in the following qaa,raip:--iI 80 '
Blessed bs the sabbath day nor
And eurs'd bs worldly pslf, I'll.
Tuesday will.n begin the week.
s'" Since Mondays hanged hlnsslfl''
Cromwell vasHo well pleased With this,
thAttha reward was not only granted to him,
but be also directed thGt the shoemaker .
should have hencefcrth the Monday Of each
week as holiday. -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
bWThe Ricbmond corresnon

~ ne hlchmohd c0Ffefpoh.
dent Of the Charleston Mercury
says that news has been received IN
bat city that our iro6,clad Raleigh.
broke in two on the way below
Wilmington. A Wilmington cor
respondent stated the same . few
days since." We suppressed the
news at the, same time, aud woul d
not publish II now. had II hot been
made pubhcby other papers.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
: F1RWTF6R7g giZzF..

fV1HE undersigned offers for sale o. veil
II improved FARM, consisting Of S7l
Acfes lS0 aereSi cleared, situated n miles
- ". Of Lewisbnrg, Preble codAty, Ohio. -
THERE'S Aslness two story hrick "a Yelling
kogse, ~ pAG 4.sae bank Barn, !, ,tegsthsr
,yith Al otkeF hsl lAtbfty ont beildings, Z
never falling spfihk k,ss and IN, '6fehard ot
eh0ice fruit.hseE. y Said Farm Is keil situ,
atsd, b6iGe in tie inmediate heiRbborbo ID
of good Harkets, I'D. within one i6atth Of I
mile of stEaas Mil ahd'S GnBt Nil. Pos
sssd;on eanlbe had On 3RS lit. ef So snlber
lpsxk For farther psitieulArs, apply 10
ELI FISHER, 4 miles B. 3 Of Eaton,
p-s'.i~ ,s~.-- Nl;o
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

! 1.-THE New York World be.
lisSSF tn At anlinVsstig alton would
show tina 4 Of ths one hundred and
twenty-five million dollars sppr o.
priated for. recruits, at least one
haf.ofit found It's way into the
pockets of the fellows who are now
darlington Lincoln and johnson.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

LHApuo Orn-Th6 New York TSmes (Mf'
Lincoln orsauJ is prepafipgthe eohntEyfoF
the recognition, Of Macmillan, By ioAg
article intended to show that the Asxieans
arc unworthy Of Republic Or they would
have made . better deienso against the Aus
trisa invader. Time HillpIove that TIE ae
SsrhJn Of the Monroe Doctrine IN tho ba's'
more platform is 4 mere skoDl.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

10 Ths army c,rrsSpondsnt Of the 81.
Louis Republican, who 10 with aensral
szERxAS, thus writes ,....- III. ..
"Tbe rebel army is more numerous than
has been Suppo ed, and numbers $1,000 to
GoO0 men, including the Georgia militia
and other bodies, hastily organised And
brought from that STATE as soon as the dan.
ger Il N invasion became immiuent
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

/ ws are SaryglHathss ca. hAFgusileI ran
away toi thia sountty, sha aiIR tBsi hs was
iis.s seized aud Ssat tSct VI ohbS, although
- gan nOtlRnd las 10 jaa,ltgths iStset ops
FasiOnsr4lNsV YOtk TsIbSnS'asd aI' tjV
Thefe is revealed the genuine spirit, logic
oftht Republican party. Commit q wrong,
admit that !. is In violation Of law, then sx
alt ever IL lid iapless patty. l, 10 daily
IN rcbellion
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

IL ~. Mrs senasOr Morgan was last night
PrsHented with 4 costly and elegant Afghan,
BY anMnittse 0fladieS and gentleman con.
lneeted with the Metropolitan Fair in New
'FOrk.--E New York Express. 80. '''a..
81 Mrs Senator MoaolA and GAs ladies' vi o
presented her with Tie costly and elegant
Afghan ihANl, are tue prominent leader. in
ths Drsssd dast0An ia0vsnieat that Vas VI 10 dis
Psetd Of aIlApPateipufSkAssl abroad
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

! n@THE Cansda Former recnmendS all
who are troubled with ants, TO strSW small
quantities Of sage where Trey frequen'. this
never fals in briVing, them away for tdeeu-
tire summer Il would be well for every ens
roubled with them 10 try this remedy.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
EATON, PREBLE THURsDAT JUNE 80, 1864 41' S 5 .
N EEaLlsH Z t.RER oN n. B. 81 .IhrTLER:
- sAEhls. y y y lHEalcAli nIa

a., Ys.y<,r .arr = htsn ~ =, hr..,, -,
~ ~ Y NHssAest ~ ,osg ~ ~ sns11LEA
Eq snigd lkkiiag9 n " IsEaio.,s saic,. aWoi
b =. s..ta, .,.i 49,. Il
49, 5sss1ss ss
,It rs oraer meg from Genera
DItiers e 1sau9 ~ sst1ers Yn,ch VI
published yes'efuay, y only one
tshough PernspA sne most remark
aele, among .ong series Of acti
u ltttf same epaI IReteri one instft'
meht amol9 mE o. a persecution
theH moss aefue 4 Yexaslolls and In,
IlS'slsorlat W sa.s Ist,s Eer ,waa inflicted
~ '.,% conquefea 9 pYlnces and cap.
ssssu ~. c.llsss praeee q
'ne yylipan inyluors IN pehieswie
s4A ylt'anes lnp.r Y, ousrsges ss on on the
usaes !! ~ = e.elaslhg s.a.' .ls ang !he mon
s,nen,s yin y ~ ~ tps YFaa, tnelr expnli
slpI q Dap'sh e LQln clals' and z theiasr
ssn,t on tne iamliies ..'ss OF ,ai'fl Danish loy1
s.'s.s ,YA,c99 - 9tney nave counte.
,Sncs1snd PerInlsSedi nave oroqght
1oIn y upvn y suSns ! Ane 4 concentration slO
Snu ~ .coisemps "a lDi q Europe Bntthe
atusy.sn' lin .sa v, III nos 20 M % compared
\ %.s 1 Wy = . !. ! Ankses. 4 Aley i. appear,
~ n.rSs., =. ~ 7, ost L insr'iiuily elyI
'fr,Aou ~, anu Meil,Rs y conquerors;
=, ane = !! ariules 1ll n nsNof.h spreadi
= tisasg aho goeSoiation D., Wherever ei
rsy .nsse pAs.sd. es :: r. they nave ,e
!, Sstssi ! ing PoPeiauon s'i, rom Their
:. noines, ,'.a .tle naYs iNa wasteif
Nv p,apfa'lonss tney nave burned
iqoMn houses oxsFthe heads OF their
Ihey nave ca'rled OF all
:. sns me means 1ls, q subsistence, snd det
sstyyeu ~ !liht they could not
yh5ly 1 ~, ahahaye driven OLD and
~ s.ch men, women and children INTO
w woods, 70 aie OF cofid and hun.
Su' y ~ .ti'ey ia'i 20 escape within
tn9 tl,9,S SiotilepsIsse tlt lihes. Fh'ad "a
!, 9soersl pa'ler ms quartered
neEio s9lqiers ob aelenieless wo-
M hen. !, ne nas selsed .s,i the M most s resl
Peo,su la.,.. 'i''zens = the place--men
,,"'s..y ,noSty apSsncea N years the
S ou.h u NorioK gell,g 10 the
Ioulhefh afmy--9nd has forced
sneih .,,s;s 70 'a9or POI, ~ eohyiycts, hyycts with
H,iA.u = anu Da'i attached to their
'llhpS' IN ths pablle streets, for the
crl,.is y .ol aisllksng the Federal
uoser.ilent' !, pfcxpressing thetr
pLo.ouiu al,o". i.e t'sn.3ll ta'1n1rrehee q ms own
!, S osners s,,e ~, ne i'as nanged'
ana a.'s.a 'sS IoinRellea M sne'r Irienas 70
"T'h =, ... ua..uing 'neir scsHolas,
.ae ~ sreaeineht 'l.l G endured oy tne
%o..e.' W.. 70 eAaS''y wnat ! might nave
- ~ ,,ats,. onpssssa u, uaueT tAe rue pu,e OF
'ns : ], wIe.sn Q .%hose New orsans
p,'SaA.,on !, :; 7. WI .sas e.a'ea tne inaigl
ized worId. No lady ia entitlsd IN
Wy y y p'u.eSs.on rom ,tne violence
AXE the oath IF sllssianea =" a
~ a.a,ttSv which hes fan,,ls s,J
country have ranaa;stsJ"UsS,;nst
Yhic3 her husband hrotbers and
,ons are in arms, If she vii nat
.toop to this degr, flation. tba u asso'
,iates of Genera Butler. the scum Gun,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

VCoNEcTicuT farmer has just discovsrsp
that his COWS have been regularly uilked by
black snakes He has killed FIVE snakes
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

TssRS a.s,latEs numbsrI Of womsn 10
Washington seeking in vain for hasbandS
and sons in the army. A purse Of q thou
sand dollars was tHised among Congress
meR TO send them home. .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

MAR,RILLEs has suddenly become .
great cotton market from the.incressed cal,
tivstron of cotton IN Egypt Turkey sud Its.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
a. PQCK ETI gbOOK LOhp..

I'M Sunday morsias, june Sih., 1864
" somewhere between Good Infant and
the School Horse in Washington Township
Prebie county Ohio, and along the Turnpike
Road, the subscriber lost emomon sized
Pocket Book containing seme money and
various notes, receipts, &c., among which
was . note Vt hand given to me 81 i. T.
McCAbe, also another given TO me by Wash.
ington Bruce A liberal reward will begiyen
to the 6hdsf Who viii restore the, same to
me q, Il . Tlfbpiks Gate, fadaut3f CDilsS
northwest Of Ea'ens Z ~ ( 4, q I. I..,F
June 9.lS64-4lw3 A-qTA--
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-07-20
FROM MEMPHIS AND vIoKsBURa.
Operation. of Tn, R.btI General Forr.s,

Operations of TN Rebel General Forrest.
MEMPHIs, July 10.-vicksburg advices Of
the 18th report all quiet.
The expedition under General slocum was
reinforced by cavalry sent by General wash
burn, and was marching again for the interior
Of Mississippi. ..
The latest accounts from General Smith
placed him near Pontotoc on the 10th inst.
General Forrest has issued call for all clti-
zens between the ages OF Is and 85 TO rally to
his support, and for old men and boys TO come
and take care Of his horses while his men shall
be engaged with the enemy. ..
The report published in northern papers that
Forrest has communicated his intention Of re.
taliatlng upon our officers for any citizens who
might be Injured under Gen Washburn's re-
cent railroad order Is false. The result proves
conclusively the wisdom Of Gen. Wsshburn's
order. Nearly every train on the railroad for
ten days previous to the date Of this order was
fired upon by bushwhackers, and citizens and
soldiers killed and wounded, while not q gun
has been fired since the publication Of the
order. .. .. r.. f.
The reports of affairs In Memphis are made
up by Cairo reporters-nearly all sensational
and should not bo relied upon until corrob-
Grated