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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

for By allfhe loyal states in equal
proportions. likewise eiys md
beqneath The memory of one mil
lion brsSp sSidIsrs who nave died
u bottle ID bOspitsi Sod1 Quar-.
ter of q million of shot down
horses, together with the rem.
entrance OF fouv hundred millions
worth Of property 'dsstFoysdd during
|thelpresqat war to loyal men. y,
also give and bequeath an al
tered and reconstructed Constitu.
ton, and a free Union, without any
slaves, either north or south, east
or'west, (exceptwhite slaVes)
give and bequeathsall the con-
6scated lands IN the South to my
brave generals and valiant soldiers,
to be owned, occupied and enjoyed
by them as long US the original
owners Of these lands will, suffer
them to live on the confiscated es.
tates, Igiye, and bequeath to ap'the
people of my Presidential charge
dear bread and dear clothing. 2
/ giveand ubequeath' to.
lean nations d large standing army
apd q great navy. to be supported.
and maintained BY the said Ameri.
can people to keep both them and
their children's childrepin subjec.
ton, to the end that America may
have a strong government to cnforc
strict obedience to law and order.
l give and bequeath to all loyal
men, women and children, power
over all Democrats, to keep the
traitors and copperheads in subjec'
tlon to the powers that be, which
powers, are ordained Of me. god
Il give and beqneaths the traitor
vallandigham to my military com.
msnders and provost marstIals TO be
Kept 6ythem in durance vile du ring
his natural life, without benefit Of
clergy. sa4alnsg .l .t.W'
This will is to be signed by the
following witnesses, namely: 8. P.
Chase, G. Welles, VIM. H. Seward,
Mr.. Stanton, Mr.. Sumner, II. Ward
Beecber. Horace Greedy, Wendell
Philips, Lloyd Garrison, and Mrs.
II. B. Stowe. All these appoint a.
Trustees for the Amaris All nation
and they will have to see that the
intentions ofthe Testator are car,
ricd out to the letter" y.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

4 fHbsdch i one, turn aide, and
III down hsrs,' and Sigh, Mr..
ekuF q 4 bible reader, and will
know whore ! end the aboge quo,
tatiOn. Ho, M Skunk, wEat is
the mstters RdmOr has informed
US, that you have been struggling
end Staggering this week with 4
drunken fellow, to get him up into
your office. We sincerely hope
that 1t was not the writer Of yous
insulting doggerels.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
NOTICE.

Philip Wftls, PisintiE, Prshls County
Against seg > Court Of uComnon
Christina Roesrs and Pleas. Position for
others, d~sfsndahtA ~ Partition.
TIlHE dstsudAnt, Elisabseth wyk,e, widoA
end dlverssss AID Christina Rogers
and. IiAeo Rogers kaf husband, John Wykis,
CathtFins 0ooshReld and John 0ooshwah
her hssba2d, Jsisfssh Wykls, Philip Wykle
q minor, Albstt Wykle q mihorFpGeorge
Wykle . niuof, Marta Wyhielt 3 aafuor, S4r.
alb Wyklo o MilOr, sad Amos MyhieR miu IL,
children and legal keiri OF DaxdWykle, de-
ceased, vac va ! can sud kSir6tlaw OF
Geo, 20 Wykle, late u PrsSle c6anty, Ohio,
deceased, Tho said widow sna children OF
said David all iesidiLg ii 1~YppeesRoe, county,
Indiana ,,-MaSdaisne WFkle,s daughter Of
the said George Wykie doceassd, AID who
resides in Buei ApaR epuaty, lowe; john
,Wykle, . son IL said, George YkIe, de.
~ceasedpAud who resides in Cassrecinty, Iu-
diana; Elizabeth Cook andLasfyGOok her
husband shsbsiie daughter Of Said George
Wykle deceased and both residihk in Tippe.
eanos county, Ilhdfena9 Rebecca DodsoA
and Albert Dodson nor hasbaud, shs being
10 daughter ef ,said George IYyklA deceased,
aud BOTH residing IN Do Nit County, Illinois
bSamuelaKgkle, asonA DC said Georges Wykle
tascsAsed, Ind gtaHtts n Gs6tkg WyEle Of
Clinton Senntys nhi9, he AaA36l resid.
ing II Preble cpnntyeO hie1B0t6mon Wykle,
EaascA Of Said a0eosResWJ ard
WHO resides alsoia Ptebis Soh1tygDaie aud
cafhsrne Wykie, ~ idiosic dAlRfssf of said
George Wykls,. deceased, who fesides with
het sister ElisahsiN Co6kaip EpEscsnos
county. Indiana, are hereby h1ti6Ad that the
above Named piaiItiE, Philip wytle, en- the
31th day Of iJsnnary,, An. 1850 h4sd his pc.
tiion ID the Clerks Office a. the Eourt Of
Common Pleas, OF h esaid cothty9 Preble,
agaiqsltheth d such dessndSuip, wkA, Elm tie
said pstiionss demands tbs Assignment of
the dover Of said EliSahStA WyilS, widow
Of the said David Wyhle, deseased 10 the
interest TO which hs.i Il ftinnsgedAla be en-
titled, and rhrtitivn-of 6ie bdhdfed ceres
Of land; living "a and being tie sSaM part
Fof tie GoKtApset quartaf n alaefipn elerea,
IN township sis, Of snneeF lhnos, .insths said
county q rfShie, Of mhith thettia George
EW9kls. hiG, aud lkeif a6ktsspts did heiEed.
IL nd said dsisniSnt f&fbels botiaed,
that shss PsIitioRer eiE 4sk 4fPlicstioH
stt6S teril ~ ssi4 0VHlf next
aAng ~ eEnirktop ~ 1fH roo this
Idii1' fsfsnf d1&6t Agpigasd
M DnfGtioA di1feu t11
b ~ R1elhsC fgs ss,tsss
eQo2 sfrPE {.
AMns.sA4ssl tSs EeiG'0v
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
DEMOCRATIC STATE CON,
VENTION.

n The Democratic State Central
Committee has designated WEpNss'
DAY, March 28rd, 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, 1864-03-10
LINCOLN'S GREAT WILL.

Abraham Lincoln, President of
all the Uhited,States isinow engag!
ed o. q big viii, which will take
all the Republican and Abolition
lawyers III America to write it and
get It signed, by the time that the
President must turn over his tre'
dentials into another mans hands
We have been favored confidential
" with a draft of the said Will and
Testament, and feel tempted to give
our readers a sight of the. contents
of this extraordinary document. II
reads "a follows: sHa'f2''
81, Abraham Lincoln, Presideat
of the Dis-united States of Anerica
and Commander in 7chiet of the ar
mics and naVyofthe Great Repub.
lie, being Of sane mind and sound
Judgment, do hereby in the name Of
God, Amen, giyeand bequsath, as
follows'to wit.%the immediate, total
and ahconditiona and everlasting
Abolition Of negro slavery, all tht
slaves 70 be equally divided among
all the loyal states az freed men
women and children, to be hired
kept, fed, clothed, housed and wei
paid BY the said loyal States-I al
so give aud bequeath four hundred
millions of national debtcontractet
by my .labors in the cause of nsgre
emancipation to the, United AND
loyaiTStates, to be paid with int
rest andacompound intsresto by th'
said states, the time OF payment y
be from the date lof this VIII Aati
"Deom'sD Dag" .sis
1 also give and beqhsath to IN,
said hildreRp,t Tho care IF fur hup
}agoa 1al sooRspgsdf ElSS0oEEsissi g6t 4 1!It
ired tbapsaad tSthorlsss GRldfsE
land two hundred. thodsantl, lam
halt and blind soldisrs, all ininre
in battle to be cared and provide
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
MOB ATDAYwON

The Democracy Of Dayton, at
their convention for Inc
of city officers passed the following
resolution: ontl
"Resolved, BY the Democracy of
Dayton, in Coavdntion assembled,
that we utterly condemn all efforts
at the suppression of free speech.
and a free press, either by arbitrary
power or brute force, and that the
DemocrpcSypfD Dayton will, if need
be, defepd their press their persons
aud their property at all hazards,
a1dHGhtwe ilowgfve due notice to
lsboddy patriots, and incepdiary ad.
viseFs.sof tlis,our solemn purpose,
that they may use their influence
% preserve the peace, and prevent
the dsstructl0n vt prcperty and,the
6ssaabuScf blHcalaHk5
grAss tdcdmSc ii hsR British
Governments last year amounted ia
E70,4S3, $40. or E2,622, 638 more
than the expenditures
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
Our Readers and Advertisers

Are herby notified, that the price
of the "Dsmocratic Press" is now
SITS, paid always in advance; and
papers subscribed for, for half a
year o~nly,"wilI be charged at the
rate of $500 per year, paid in al
vance. Advertisements and Cards
will he charged twenty FIVE per
cent, over and above 4 ur late
charges. From this newly adopted
scale of charges we will not deviate
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

'f '..faf H.iA .I.l 4 lr#.. ...'... lad
II is againrnmored that Meade
is to be Superseded in coMmaEd OF
Co., the army Of the Potomac. d
General Grant has accepted the
commission Of Lieutenant General,
and will henceforth make Wash
ington his headquarters.
Longstreet is again advancing on
Knoxville, and a great battle for
the possession Of East Tennessee
will soon be fought.
At Ringgold our troops were re-
pulsed by the enemy's cavalry on
Saturday last. o,. ~
Sherman has returned to Vicks.
burg, and the Coufederates are "a
pidIy repairing tho railroads des-
ID royed by him in his late movement
down the Mississippi,
General Forrest claims a Corfed-
~ crate victory near Memphis. Fed
1871 edral loss 800. s19baaci a0,I .rt.
,i. We are .stih shelling Charleston
.go9 dong hut little damage. :e ~,
,t; 1.-The exchange of prisoners bet
% weenthe Federal and Confederate
government has recommended; 700
were seat through the lines yeater.
ID day1en6m l4y. % 'e INT E,
.ssp The Common Pleas Court In SEES
.ya9s sion nav ayns Co., Judge SempIe
ISL! presiding ,.has decided the soldiers
yno}tHiRRgg fRa@ Of Ohio demonstrations
The State of New York has SC
n ahmtedded here 6~hstitdtioh as to al.
1sq I~aRloIaiqg Y vote ziS4lE .
.aw sdSscetary Chase haso written
Letter 10 his frieuds in the Ohie lie
.,m giiIltpre EilihaF4YYi9g his name (, g
,goz socsnaidale for tIsiP Presidency.
- iaiLord Pal,aerston has sent wor'
TO the British authorities at tn
Cape of Good Hope 70 re,,a'S til
Confederate privateer Tuscaloosa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
MILLINERY.

We beg to call the attention Of
Much Of our fair readers as are in
the habit of paying an occasional
visit t. the Queen city of tho Vest
TO theAlarge and splendid stock Of
Bonnets, Ribbons, artificial flowers
&c. kept by Chas. G. Dohery& Co.
"a. Pearl Street, between Main and
Walnut, Call upon them-they
have a full assortment, and sell
cheap.
= Il ~ Hr-~yr--
What is the use of a seat of war
to a STANDING arnv9
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
4, g NOTICE.
!seos ScRa.srh &.RT9EA.
against Common

against Common
-RicIar@& unnisshawtibrgosrRls
and Others, dsfis.s gACtsRAstiom
HyHE SbSsc named defssasltg Ricbard ..
Cunningham will take noiisS Cat the
above named plSSptth, jacob ,.AeKinstry,
of the county Of PreGie, and Ststs-o Ohio,
did, on the 18th day OF Dscenbsg; i. d lSSs,
file his petition, in the .Eourtiof Common
Pleas Of PEBBLE county, Ohio against the
said Richard =. sCunningh m, Matthew b.
Kelly, and NancyKeiy his Nlie, defendants,
setting forth, that tho 1sid plaihtif, Is eurety,
and the sSid Richard q. C6Hpingham q
principal, on the l4th day o. ecs,hber, A ..
1851, by their promisSotS .httel III hat date.
became bound 70 ths defandsnt Manor Kslly.
70 pay her Sl40;e0,in Twelve months fkefe-
after. Or at any time altar thirty dpyssnotice,
With eight per cent iutsresG whichgperOd
has elapsed. and ttstths sad u0tsFsexcapt
ing the sum Of seas psid Cd the aapd day
Of February. AID. iS60s and ett:tRpaid on
the Let day Of March, AD. : L.sfemuihs
wholly unpaid, bf.9g'' ea'F
And praying iot 4 d,ssr.s aireSiise said
r 8. Cunninghani, TO pay ssiA sste 10 i've
said Macy Kelly, with the intsrestaud cost.
and for other suitehlp rslisfga And the do.
fendant, Richard 8. c~anpisghsins isfurths.
notified that ths sbgss usrse6 plaintiff did
on aaid tsth dsy-ofD scsuhsr, z=1 1855,
obtain from issids Court sni tsAttaet-
ment sgainss the good ,s,chAttsis, ishSs, tsus-
ments, &C., Of .6eHiaid RS 0vn NIhghaln,
AID that said order Of sttGshGstt vas, on
the l7th day Of DesehBef, 1865 by the
Sheriff Of Prebls ooppty ohies day levied
on u grey horse, IL property Of aid do
fendant C~aHpinHhsm, in asid, County Of
Preble. And the defendant Richard s.
Cunningham .is fprihsr,potifed that he is
required I oappear and ansNsr said petition,
on or before the third Saturday Asfer the
ethr day Of March next. ,d'ts'8 sasssl
Attest , sJ FOOSr& STAPHEES,
c. W. Lafsh, Cfk.a Q sfs AtlyI for krtE.
Feb. Y, isss-6w fSslo;b0.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
A Great Secret Told In. Time.

Mr.. Chase will not run for the
Presidential chair but Fremont will
and Mr.. Lincoln must retire. He
has made his will, and his political
coffin is already made to order, in
which the American people viii
shut him up in November next t.
be no more heard ofor resurrected.
"Requiescat ia pace, atque nun
guam resurgat." 20
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
The Register and its Viper.


The Register and its Viper:
Mr.. Morris has inflicted. upon Is
an irreparable injury by the DELHI.
crate falsehoods he has published
and circulated inlthe 'Register,' an
Injury, for which ws.eonId, in any
well regulated and aw.enforcing
community recover heavy damages
and infict a severe punishment up.
on him, But he knows where he
lives, and by whom he is surround
ed. He takes shelter under the SO
called "higher law" which by in
depreciation, means brute force, a
rope, a revolver, rocks and bowie.
knives. sob ! 900 .ss vi .auy lst ..
Mr.. Morris Informs his readers
that the "Press" is "still suffered
to be issued in Eaton" Why not?
But what does he mean by his
''still suffered TO be issued :" This
lie plainly a hint to the mob to rise
and start a lot to'de troy the Press.
One would think thst the riots in
Dayton, Greenville and Indiana, in
the last two weeks, might have sat.
isfed Mr.. Morris relative to the desi
tructioh of Democratic newspapers
and property. The Democratic par.
ty inlseveral localities, have taken
steps to defend their papers and
presses' even with their blood and
lives, if necessary. If Mr.. Morris
should hold on, he my live to see
riot and serious work at his own
door. .9
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

laid down Church regulations, by
which both converted SlATeA, md
converted men and wHmeh who
had not been slages. should ID
Nguldsd ID az tliags thst paEtainea
to life and Sodliness, we do not
read that they ever denounced the
institution of slavery as u sin, or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES f God.Qther
sins and crimes are rebuked, both
In Tie old and New Festamehts,
with q fearless boldness and fidelity
to truth and conscience, to which
the proverbs, maxims, and dsnunl
Citations of moralists and philoso-
piers AN afford no compafson.-
And yet, slavery, as a condition, is
not DENOUNCED. norlars the slaves
ever exhorted, or advised to flee
from their masters. Lloyd Garfi.
lscp, Wendell PhiAips, HelryWa ard
tBeecher, Mrs. Stowe, and others of
tue extreme Abolition school, aave
certainly improved upon the in'
sspired Word, and have.thus under.
taken to work a work IN bur day,
which neither Noses noritha God.
man Jesus, nor yet Paul the aged,
ever tried to achieve. We shall
now be charged with defending
slavery bat5ws do not heed such
charges, seeing that in their con,
crete form, there "remaineth falsel
hood" Our object is not, at pres.
ept, either to defend or to condemn
slavery; but to sketch out, as best
We can, the outline history of a
certain condition of society, which
has existed in all ages, and in all
countries. What is the beautiful
and humaneIIpractiee among the
lairds and mobiles of the Highlands
OF Scotland where they keep the
servants FOR their lifetime, whether
married or single, but an improved
system of sertJom r. Trne, these
servants can leave and 60 else.
where, but, in general, they know
better, aud in effect say, with the
slayes of old-aWeloveod our mas
ters, our wives. and Guy children.
and will not go out free"
We must be allowed to stute
here, that IN our judgment, the
question of slavery, or no slavery,
ought never TO have been. made q
part of the present and painful
Stfuggle going OH between the
Northern and the Southern States
OF. Amsrica We arc for the Cod-
stitution and the Union, but we do
not, with that Consultation before
us, admit that the total and uncon.
ditional emancipation Of the blacks,
amid fire. shot, shell and smoke,
form the most moral, safe, humane,
or Scriptural way of doing it.. The
Constitution contains no provision
for spch a mode of emancipation.
and State Rights, and local laws
and governments provide against
it. True, il. is argued, that We
have q right to cripple the enemy
! by oil possible means to conquer
|&im, but have we a right to destroy
ftlle aegrorace in America. Neither
tho Na-tb ppr-the South can hav,
any saelf right But tho blacks
are being destroyed By the tens Of
thousands, in >nd by the Presen'
terrible war. We pity the roor
negroes, they are rot to be blamed
for the present war which is being
waged between white BROKERS.
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- MOB AT
.Tha sI4.,S 49,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

70 lSzS~7 The Editor of this paper doe
not hold himself responsible tof The
opinions expressed By his correspond
eats. The 0riter, and not the Editor
IS responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
W ~
MEW ~ADNR7BEMEN7s.
G. w. CANS.
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
EATON, PREBLE 90, 0.
0fice:-Head Of the Stairs, IN. Minors
New Brick, opposite Court House.

r9-Special attention given TO Probate
matters, in SErTLrsE>r OF ACCOUNTS, PAR
TifIPEl o. LISDs. OosLEcTIoss, &c. x
He win attend to all matters entrusted to
him in lis ssnd tho Counties Of Dsske,
Montgomery, aud Butler. g.
s'Eaton, March, 10 lS64-Hd III 10
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
ATTENTION!

3 The following townships are a,
gain respectfully requested to pay
for their Fall election tickets; viz {:
WASHINGTON, Jefferson, Lanier,
Gratis, Casper, and Israel.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
saeal ahS NlisrNunlsas.
The Greatest Wonder in Eaton.l

The Greatest Wonder In Eaton.
DEEM Bro. are now offering their
Try Goods at remarkably low
prizes, forCthe times, to ali who
win favor them with their orders,
and hand either gold or paper
money oFsgtAs. counter : Call IN
dae4ahbL a& drQA Aeh p great.
You will find them next door to
pr. Minors Drug Store ON Main
Street. ssa' SsmiJlat v.ali,stssq ,rs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

IA lave Ehstf apbalhssd and qualified
II kdmiuiSsislos of he Eslass Is Vim. e.
u. e. hpbsl, late Of ne village 81 Eaton
aecSS .sdS hENf7I sRIDLER,
Eess 4 s~ssPaXSa At.J's- Ada'E
March s. lRHAMM
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

20 Mr.. G.. w. Cans, late Probate
Judge ia our town, has returned to
the more practical psrtuf the legal
profession. and we doubt not that
he wlAprovsn very popular, accepl
table and clever member Of the bar
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
NOTICE.

.TyHs andsFsignsd has bona appsfuss2 Az
lnIniitFator Of Jhe Esiate 81 ElfsAhotb
.Mc0fiG. intu@OfhR ssblesepentErQiA d.
ceased. PARKER O. NOl1RIPF.
eilrers : 9s9PssA AFFTTTtap'a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

Danish affairs contipseq nchang.
cd; Denmark declines 4 conference
as long as schleswig 10 not evacu.
atad BY the Germans,
1t isSumored that Qassn Victoria
is about to- abdicate the English
throne and thatthePrince of Wales
will ascend it as Edward VII.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

aSrA group 70f Ane, steady, and
promising young men. have lsA ps
this week. for the Rocky MOua.
tains, to watch the movements Of
the Indians. They have our best
wishes, In time, and for eternity.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10

s@~Democrats, where is your cam
didate? lave you beome a Do-no.
thing party? Have youi1 l
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10


SrMr. McCABE, the Stove and
Tin Manufacturer, on Cherry st.,
just North of the Bank, has a nice
Stock of Stoves and 1'inware on
hand, and as he is q good work.
man, andoh sobero pGnctaai, and
strictly conscientious ~tradesman
we recommend him to our readers
as one WIG richly deserves public
and liberal support. We haze had
about three years dealings with
him and have never found a single
mistake 10 his transactions. Try
him, and you will como again.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
From the Consttuticnalist.l
President Davis Speech ut Augusta.

NAN WoRsurP.-In spite Of the incemency Of
the weather an immense concourse of ladies, citi
zens and soldiers assembled at the South Carolina
railroad depot to hear the speech of our Presett,
and bid him parting farewell prior to his dspar-
ture fr Virginia The hour appointed fox the
delivery Of the address vas four o'clock, but eng
before that hour steady stream of carriages ard
pedestrians flowed towards the depot. At half past
four o'clock, the Presidents carriage drove Wy to
the stand. MIR. Davis had to Walk about twenty
yards before he could get to the center of the plat
form. lie had scarcely alightsd from his carriage
sehen his pathway uas bsset by throng of ladies',
struggling to Clutch glimpse of him or Kiss his
hand Off,! Finally he succeeded IN reaching the
point armed at, amid the vociferous cheers OF the
entire assemblage.
That no imputation may be cast upon the Goa.
stitutionalist. we give notice that this joursial
italicised those words to which call especial al
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-10-19
SCH EDULE OF PRICES pon
Z - -@-t 49, CAROLINA TUX NORTH

VIE ~. GSU ,aaa III sion OF AppRa,spvn
g::sa ) schedule s: 5; FOR
days in that the great abundance Of the
Ts is ssss sSess e Of
without Injury to producsr eIa pwnss enable t ba
Reps e ss nsss of life to sns
prices must again act in increasing tho This lowering of
1Sna By diminishing the debt o ea%e the ns
creased it has been by the ranac;o The Currency
ais Of ALL classes and especially Of greed Of
pss s'ss go ss sssr sass he cries.
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