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You are not bad man, Mr.. Deane yor
il haye a great many noble qualities, and ]
n like you for them.
4 She paused an instant, and looked in-
n tantly and gravely at Mr.. Deane. The
color rose to her cbeek--it was not dis.
: agreeable to be told by pretty young
p girl that she liked him, on any terms, yet
she had INDUCED in pretty plain speak
, ing.
i have heard she went on, 'of your
r doing kind actions when you were in the
humor Of it. You can do them, aud you
shall in this instance. You are cross this
morning, you know you are Hush, no
excuse, you are selfish, and irritable, and
oyerbcaring, III were youl mother and
you little boy, should certainly put
you in q corner until you promised to be
good.
Mr.. Darno smiled, although be was
getting angry. Olive went on with the
utmost oomposure,
But as tis, shall only keep you here
a prisoner until you have behaved, and
given me your word not 10 annoy my
aunt again for rent, until she is able to
pay you. Then, and not till then. will
you receive your money. Do you prom
Use? yes, or no?
i shall agree to no such terms said
MI Deane, tartly.
Very well, sir I can wait
Miss Mellen deposited the key in the
pocket Of her grey dress, and sat down
to her copying. Had she been a man
Mr.. Deana would probably have knocked
her down--as It was, she wore an invisi-
able armor Of power in the very fact
that she was fragile, slight woman, and
she knew it
Miss Olive, he said sternly, let US
terminate this mummery. Unlock that
door 2
s.rr D.,n, r.,
'''''' | ",'' no''
4 shall shout and alarm the noighbor-
hood then, or call a policeman
Very well, do so if you please
She dipped her pen in the ink and be-
- | .'''' P'e1' "A"''Ne" s"'
ao"h puzzled and discomitted, and
watched the long lashed eyes and family
tinted check Of his kaenor cba ,yas
VOW, ,....,. -.,o,
'''' . P''' QUO was 90 W.
S'iha'e'
Miss Oliver
'Sirr
sTba c,ock has str,ot ,mo,u,, f
eN '''' ''' 'oN '"e''e' .
l usaFa IL '
1 should ike to get out to get some j,
lunch ?
Il ar, sorr, ,bo. i,,v Z
=, - 0'' u J0u' d
power
But I'm coniounded hungry. :,
Are your
And I'm not going to stand this sort v
1t thing any longer = r
No Z b
How provokingly nonchaIant she was.
Mr.. Deane eyed the pocket of the grey "
lress greediIy, and walked up and down o
he room pettishly. "
i have an appointment at one ! b
Indeed what pity, you will be ur- o
.ble to keep it, =,
lie took another turn across the room. u
dive looked up with smile. q
We'll are you ready to promise ? W
Hang it, yes what else can I do I?
You promise 2
! do because | can't help myself ~
Olive drew the key from her pocket, &C
nth soltened eyes. B
You have made me very happy, Mr.. 20
)eane. dare say you think me unwo- -,
Ianly and unfeminine, but indeed vou 81
o not know to what extremes we are
riyen by poverty. Good morning, sir. is
Alr. Deano sailed forth with a curious wi
OF thoughts and emotions wi
rugsling through his brain, in which :.
ray dresses, long lashed blue eyes, and ~
'arlet ribbons played a prominent part. wi
Did you get the money, sir ? asked II
Ie eiefs' ,. when he walked into the office, ri
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DISPATCH FROM GEN. BurLER.

DISPATCH FROM GEN. BUTLER.
May 8, 1864
70 b. az Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
Our operations may be summed up in
a few words. With 1900 cavalry we
have advanced up tie Peninsula, forced
the Chiokahominy and have safe y
brought them to our position. These
were colored cavalry and are now hold
ing our advance pickets toward Rich
mond.
Gen. Kauntz. with 5000 cavalry from
Suffolk, on the same day with our move
ment up the James River, forced the
Black Water, burnt the railroad bridges
at Stony Greek, below Petersburg, cut
ting in two Boauregard's forces at this
point
We have landed here, entrenched our
selves, destroyed many miles of railroad
and got position, which with proper
supplies we can hold against the whole
of Lees army. have ordered up the
supplies.
That portion which reached Peters
burg under Hill l have whipped today,
killing and wounding many and taking
many prisoners.
After a severe and we'll contested fight
Gen. Grant will not be troubled with
any further reinforcements to Lee from
Beauregards forces.
(Signed) 3. f. BUTLER, Maj. Gen.
MAJOR GENERAL sEDwICK KILLED.
ARMY OF THE PoToMAc, May 10.
Maj. Gen. John Sedgwick, command
ing the 9th corps, was killed yesterday
while standing with Col. Nc
Mahon and Maj. Wither of his staff, in
side of an outer line Of works, two miles
rom Spottsylavnia Court House.
He was killed by a sharpshooter the
bullet entered his head about an inch be-
ow the left eye and passed out just back
of the right ear. He d e instantly.
His death has cast gloom over the en-
ire army. No General in the service
was more respected and beloved.
Brig. Gen. w. II. Morris, command
ng 1st brigade, I'd division, 9th corps,
vas wounded yesterday, bus not danger.
usly, by mimic shot through the thigh.
The bodies Of Gen. Sedgwck aud Hays
re being taken TO Washington to-day
There was but little fighting to-day, ,
xcept skirmishing, until very late, and |
ave not learned the result.
Our losses in general officers during
he five days fighting are in killed, Maj,
zen. Sedgwick, Brig. Gen. Jas. S. Wads. i,
orth and Brig. Gen Alex. Hayes.
7oooled, Brig. Gems. G. w. Getty, :
z. Ii. Morris, II. Baxter and Bobinson.
risoners, Generals Shaler and Sey-
cur. n
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IRAsBURGH, VERMONT, FRIDAY. MAYIo l864.

The main advance, taking the advance
Of Gen. Buffers boat, reached Wilson.
wharf, point about thirty five miles be
low Richmond. Here a regiment oi
Gen. Wilder's negro brigade have effect
ed landing, are busily making prepara.
tions 10 hold the place.
From this point the river to Fort Po-
haitian is a clear straight reach of seven
miles, which it would never do to leave
in command of the enemy, who could
fortify the bluffs and play the mischief
with our water communications. So
Gen. Butler takes possession of both
these strong positions.
City Point has become ours without o
struggle. The Union forces are securely
planted in a splendidIy advantageous
position within fifteen miles Of the rebel
capital. Our troops are landing as rap
idly as possible. The negro soldiers, al
ways in advance, are streaming up like
ants towards an ant bill.
Ii is now o'clock, and before night
fall the greater part of this immense
army will have disembarked. Our lines
will stretch across the narrow strip of
land, the left pressing on the james river,
and then pressing over the little river
Appomattox. The prolongation of the
line will reach the James again, holding
that almost insular position called Ber-
muda Hundred,
Intrenched here, with both tanks Of
The army protected by gunboats, we bid
defiance to Lees cohorts, if Grants sharp
pressing drives them down upon us. The
position is considered admirable. Lees
'rmy is now between two fires, and should
'ur cavalry raid seriously impair his com
nunication South, starvation will be add
d to his other troubles.
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THE BATTLE BETWEEN BUTLER AND
BEAUREGARD.
New York, May 10.

IHE BATTLE BETWEEN BUTLER AM
BEAUREGARD.
New York, May 10.
The Times Washington dispatch da
ted midnight, 9th, says bearer of dis.
patches from Maj Gen. Butler to the
President arrived here this p. M, and he
subsequently made statement in pre-
sence Of the Joint Committee on the con
duct of the War and Senate Military
Committee.
He states that on Saturday last Beau
regard with 1000 men made surprise
attack upon Gen. Butler about ten miles
from Richmond. So sudden and unex,
pected was the encounter that Gen. But
ler himself narrowly escaped capture.
Indeed, his own orderly was captured
City yards in front of him. The COM
mand being in readiness it quickly pass
ed from the defensive to the offensive
position, and the enemy were most signal
ly defeated,
The bearer of dispatches gives it as
bis opinion that Gen. Butler, having al
ready cut off Beauregard, would be in
Richmond at an early day, and before
either Lee or Grant can reach there.
The World says We have private
advices from Baltimore of rumors which
prevailed there yesterday, to the effect
that an. attack has been made on Fort
Darling, which report went on to say,
had been captured.
1t was further rumored that the OBJ
in the James river had been
by the "Devil" and other in
7entions, which had accompanied the
Monitor fleet, in which case the gunboats
could 60 up and shell Richmond.
The Herald's letter from Gen. Buffers
army, reports the loss Of another gun
'oat, the Shawshen--an old ferry boat
Uttered into an available gunboat. While
.ngaging rebel field battery received
life shot in her boiler which exploded.
.illing and wounding number of men,
ler commander, and q number of her Of
cers.
The same letter has an account of
attle between Gen. Brooks command
nd the rebels for the possession of the
abroad between Petersburg and Rich
lond. The railroad was gained and
rossed by US two or three times, once G
n account Of the ammunition giving out j
was lost and again because the enemy e
ad massed at that point and pressed us
ack by their large number. The last r
me we grasped the prize we held it long Il
lough TO accomplish the object of the d
ovement. The railroad bridge cross II
9 one of the tributaries of Appomatox o
thin seven miles of Petersburg was set "
| fire and totally consumed. The rail- II
ad track was torn up and destroyed
r some distance and the road rendered Il
eless long enough for our forces to car IN
out other and more important opera N
ms. Many of the killed and wound az
were necessarily left in the field near u
. railroad as the enemy massing them ~ ~
Ives were able to drive US away before l. i
could got all the disabled to the rear. "
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Lo now the deep-mouthed canine foe assault
That yexed the avenger of the stolen malt,
Stored in the halowcd precincts Of that hall
That rose complete at Jacks creative call.
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Anon, with velvet foot and Tarquin strides,
Subtitle Grmalkn to his quarry gHdes;
Grimallkin grim, that Slew the fierce rodent,
Whose tooth, insidious Johnn's sackcloth rent
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

David Huffman Admir- of Preble Probate
John l.. Huffman, decd Court. Petition
sussnnah Huffman ct al pay debts.
Nhe said Sussnnak Huffman, (Nidow) Gin
ton Attic, FrRnklin Alto, Sarah A. Hat,
man, Ann Maria Devisson. Josiah payisSor,
Sussn Jane Reed, Susannah Wikle, Andrew
Wikle, MARTINI. Huffman, Simon u. Half
man, Jacob Limerick, are hereby notified,
that the said David HUMAN, Administrator
of John L Huffman, Decd, on the 7th day Of
June, 1864, fled In the Probate Court Of
Prebie County, Ohio, his petition, alleging
among other things, that tue said John l..
Huffman, died seized of tho following real
estate, situated in Preble Comfy, Ohio, 10
Wit; The South Of the Northeast quarter,
Section g, Township 6, Range 8, East &c.
containing 10 acres That the personal es
tate 10 insufficient to pay the debts. and ask'
ing that the dover Of The spid SpAannah
Huffman may be assigned, and said nVemiseI
sold, and the proceeds applied 10 the pay
meht Of said debts, &c, and Asid defendants
ere noti6ei TO answer or demur 70 sAia Pc
titiou, on or before Monday the first day Of
August next, or in default iheFeaf an order
will be taken .inrtheir .ahsenee
GILMQnE CAMPBi Ii,
" ''79 Q 'Attys for peuiionef.
June 9th, lSst--4t ltE. + % 90
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

william Brouse, plaintiff, Preble county
against court Of Common
John N. Ross, ct ala. Pleas, Petition
Defendants. for Partition.
Tohn N. Ross, nj Preble county, Ohio, a
d MINOR under the age ofal years, WI lam
A. W. Ross, Of Butler county, Ohio, a minor
under the age Of 81 years, Elias s Rtss,,
also Of the said county Of Fuller, and q mi.
nor under the age Of Ia years and Mary +,
Rosa, Of the said county Of Prebls,a minor
under the age OF IL years, will take notice
ihst William Brouse, of the said equity of
Preble. on the 9Th day Of June, A. b. 1864,
petition agsinst THIN in the Office of the
clerk 0fthe cour Of common pleas, Of the
sad county Of Preble, stating that be aud
they are seiEed nf W estate "a tenants in
com non, In tho east half OF the west half Of
iAe South-east quarter dissection II, contain
ing 40 scres, more or less; Four acres out
oil the Northeast corner of the west half Of
the west half Of tie same quarter; and, ten
acres lying on the north end or part Of q
tract q % lSl0O acres, of the north end Of
the west half OF the Southeast quarter ofSec.
ten I3. ell in Township I, Of Range one. in
said county Of Preble; The said ten ac,e
tract beginning at the Northwest corner Of
said last named quarter; Thence east, With
the quarter section line, 80; polss, Thence
south 20 poleS; THENCE west so poles, 10 the
vest boundary line Of said quarter; and
thence naVth, with said line, 20 pclss 10 the
plsas Of beginning; The said ihree tracts, con
tanning in the aggregate. s. acres VI land
pore or lAST That be, the psrtidonsr, hns'
an estate Of ihheritaaOe in said premises Of
thres equal seventh paFts thereof That the
snia dsiendAntS, Johp n, Ross, William A,
W. Ross. Elias 8 Rcss, and Mary 3 Ross,
have each . like estate therein Of uae eauSi
SeSeath part Of the same; and praying that
partition maybe made o said lands aS dipsc.
ted By law. The said d~s(endanta are also
further notified that, At the term Of aGid
court comm neinE, on the 9Th do, of Aug.
nat. A. D. 1854 the plaintiff viii spply fGl
m order Of partition, and for such Of q.
and fhrther orders and proceedings asNmay
be LEGALLY and properly had in the pramiaeS
F00S = STEPHENS. h. ~,
Atty'S tor Plaiatif.
II Shank, Gil. -
June oil. lsst-st PrcE SIs 90.
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lIIIous TEvKR CURED.

~PORfehouTA, UhI0, dPra - ts~
Nu.sna. A. l.. ecovILL 3 o.. o. .s
Cent?. 81 have been, for ysArs, Sab-
jssa 10 attacks Of yiious Fever; and ssAY.
imss have been laid up fer months, -!
nv systsm LEFT in . feeble state BY the AssS
ssfong medicine, which was given y Ne -
ny physician.
have been using Dr.. Netts tiver liih
hr some time. l and that | can break thea
attacks in . day or %, and escape entirely
Che fever. My daughter had an attask 81
pyspspsia, which distressed hsr much ~
could not cat scarcely anything witheut.ee-
coming nauseated 81 her stomach eonhnnally'
Some time since she got and has been ustng
D.. Nett's Liver Hiils, and she now 70 liA
enother being. I have found Alss That nsy
ere the most valuable Pills for 1rsski4e -
Geias, Issdashe, Painsin the Side and 1ask.
Vouid nos h without them In my lAmily. %
THOMAS 1.oon&
~ nls by Ne PrsPris.srs, r
A. I. BCOVILL d ~
EEL . Wssa ,niShiA atssk. etnsA.a1A
a. Ha4a ufsn ,i.
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ASWGaANAE. A.kHsA N6 - HS&
. oaaiAosA sERASs = Pare ~oarsayarlla,
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DiVPLns. 1lorssas. TUnoRs, SAL~ NnEvN
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DMesIA AHO ISOIOHsTION, RRVsIPnLAs, HsaI
On o.. As~sOhY's RIss, sna indeed ~ whols
slAHs q Os.apla.sh ariiAg Esa ISFSSITT -.
sMn bLOOh. -.a 80 -F
This osnpssAd viii b RuAda great pre-,
AssSr II health, whsA taken i4 the spring, to
@psl he foul husaors which Eestsr in the
Need at tNat season Of the year. Ny the time.
y SxpnlSioA Il tAsA many ranking disorders
ere niPPed h the bul. Multitudes can, By
he aid u this remedy, spare sSenselvcs fro:n
he endurance Of lSul SrHptions and uleerous
ssrvs, through ah.ch ths sys:sm viii strive TO
nd isssH 81 sOrrnpk0ns. il NOT assisted to do
his through the natural shanpels Of the body
BY n alternative medicine. Cleanse out the
vitiAteA hlOSi whatever you knd it, impuritis'
bursting through the skin in pknplss. srupticns.
o. sores; cleanse Il whsl you lind it is OBJ
sz sstsd and sluggish in the veins, cleanse !
Whsasvsr Il is toHl, and your feelings will tel
you when, ROa where no particular di>ord'
b klt people tajoy better health, and liz
blood healthy. and oil IL veil but with H..
pabIlum Of life aisOrdsred. there can be n
hSting health. Sooner or later ssmcthin:
rust g Wrans. and the gra 'shiLMy "
bls y diSOTdersd Or O~yerthrOwn.
g~aTAApArilla HIS, and desel res much, thu
1putatio.. Of accomplishing those ends. Blu
~ world has beer e~gregiouSly deceived by
bEsparAtiOns af u, partly because tho dru:
done has net I'll tine virtue that IL elGimct
for il, bu. more because many preparations
prslsAdinR u be concentrated extracts Of it
contain but li,tle Of the virtue Of Ss:SaparillA
u any thing else.
During lats ycars Lhs public have been mis-
- by large bUftleS, pretending to give u quar-
root Of S-rsaplrilla for one dollar. Mos
,,. We been ifaadS upon the sick. 70
they not MY contain ltt,-. ii any. sarSapa
hlla, but ofsn 10 curative properties whatev
q. H,alee, bittsr and painful diSappointmsll
Aas 1alloWta tie use NJ the ypri9ps extracts {
nAMpAGilla RkGh food the market, until III
nAms itsSlf 1. just') despiSed, and has becom
S~yncnyAnoas with imposition and cheat. Bill
We call thE eIsnPouA1 Ssrsaparii.. and inteA
y supplv SacA . remedy a. shall feseue I'll
Aano hGla tha lad Of OblOquy (Which re.t
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DR.. RAPHAEL,
Do1 Ne. 2463, P0Sc oFE504
MfngoaH4AaATl. OYIlO.
LET THE IFFLiCTED READ

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%nnsr1YETISs CURHn.

BlnANA, UHIO, 1tptHHSW ASIiU~
Nmsns. A.. l.. BsSVILL i Co. .4. y... II.
Cent?. IL have boom irsablsa with
. hsrpid ss.ien Of tha bowels for six Or Dsvsa
ycSst, which has been The case 81 . 1TeAl
deal Of suffering 70 ne, lHd ! had 70 dsPrixs
nysslf Of many kinda Of iSOd, apd esd nveb
oatmeal, etc.,, until ! get Dr.. 1stts. LiVeR
Pills, and And that they kSep ny heWsb
regular, and l new eat AnythiAg Ahal ny
Anily does. nest eonRdsAtly reeen
these Pills V thee WIN are troubled wi&
SsastiratieA Sfths ssWslI. ,.1 A'
Truly yturs, JOHN FLEAfNo.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
NEW BREWERY.

NESsRs, MILLER RAU AGO, NAV.
m iag pavohased the brewery formerly
owned BY I. Thompson, beg leave " inform
the s~itisens Of EstonAA vicinity. that they
have - hand . cons.ant supply Of the
BEST Ale and Lager Beer in lsrgs ss@ small
Ran rites u Vuit Customers.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
I1YER coMPLAIRr , 3

IHDI3ElPoLIl, Uttsbsr ~ ~
Nssns. A. L. SapEtLL / CO. d
Cents. NJ an hardly able -
prOSs ny gratitude :ov he bsnsaa whiee ~
daughter has derived fEem the nse Of II:
Nott's Liver Hills. Sic kaI bean 6sehssA
with what the physician called Liver esn
plains; but our Doctor failed " give her eny
permanent relief, although she tried his pro
seriptisaS sRsetually. She had bseene NED.
Gneholy, unhappy, and her senaniAuea Wn
nueh broken dowa BY the iUe 81 4oIsuFy.
she tried Dr. HsIt,s Liver Pills. and ses1
TeKan 70 get better. An hapPy V s9y W.
shs has HSN snNJsl3 EeAovsredrh@ heAltAs
EsiPsetfally year,:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
Dayton Ws.tern Turnpike company.

I. Q Board Of directors Of this Compan'
have declared a dividend Of fifty cents per
share on the, stock of ths Company. The
dividend will be payable at my Office in
Montgomery County, on and after the 18th
Inst. l will attend, on the first day Of July
mex at Gilmore L Campbelfs Office IN Eaton
to pay stockholders in the vicinity.
June 9th. 1864. 0G. Shively, Treasurer.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
CAx..I.sl, In, ~ 8, I'D.

Nmsns. AL. goovUL / Co. -f.. : E"-
Cent, This 10 TO certify hatl kApt
Used Dr.. Mstrp LiYST Pills in biliesg attaskA
aAd found then - b the bost Pills thet j
ever used for that purpose and l have ala
Used then ~ . cAthArtis Medicine, and have
found but little use for . RhysisiAa FAss ]
bad them in my family. A z
Yours, Euly AoA IkEAOA-