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AUtt710N siL:gi -r..n
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~ Richard Oaa<ho.~, Asrr,

YNBIs DAT, at 10 O'Clock, II my r.e,.
j 1t auction VII :.
hsndecme new mahogany chat.
Tables, bcfftsads "s
Wood bottom chairs. Ac
cocking s:oyss
Cooking utensils, a.
Will also Sell
bb;s 6sef
bags Dur
bcxas t0kasco and
suCdsy other Articles
- 10 RCAtIsYoov
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by ThoS. ". Keeses, Amr,'r.
IOftCs corner OF 18th and Cary stras,,

DRIcK House and lot for sale a, auc,,o, A..
the requcs. OF Mr. r Adams viii sill On No.
day afternoon, the 18th Of April, ash o'co,t NV ~,
brick dwelling house. containing four reoms n,
kitchen With two rooms, c,ai house, &c. ,;,r.,.s
on 2:ih al, between ii AID N sts, Caurrb Mn
This h'uss is vel worthy the attention Of tho.,
il quest Of desirable aad comfortable re sitercs
The lot fronts 49, .ert AID ruus back 70 an ril.-
in the rear.
Immediate pos1,sson given. Tee ,sxss for tx,
to be paid oy :ac fArellascf
TEsas Cash, iu lew Issue.
GpiS THIS * KgESEs spe,
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2, Or sgie-Private.y,a farm or mifkei ga'd'bl
r. situated on Mrs Christians read frot:ins NO
Battery, containing 81 acres, large dwellbs-ho's1
stAbiea, and cthe. out houses Ine crops GOs erss
ing arc those Elos. desirable for The RicDmond EN-
ket For further particulars apply 90 the prcu,isss
81 .2-lTs AUGUST ENGELklSa
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CALF Distribution Ia Hanover VIII Issue sA'
~ to Sill tho people Ct tho county, except tees
living ia the vlciaiiy Of Aechaa,csviis aud tie ~
PIE of the lst district, who will get theft ssa |.
Richunad hereafter, Of VIII CD due not!co VII "
s7en } st Tayiorsv lie, on Tuesday, WetaesiaI
TaIrsday, and Friday, the 10Th, gotta, 2iss, 81
29i days CT April. a. i2 csa's GER poaai. rh's
parsons Who received ssh ~ March VIII g.. ss,
these WAC received IN aarch AID April Will f''
five. ard pashaps seyea p,na Ia psr hest tue its'
being tha. 81. 60 rssaivs u pounds T. earI nsa
bee &c tbsw families fem she s;sis sall o. ,o'
oounty's gso:a- applicants must furnish -.
Gates OF weiie tao stating tie rumaeI Of !heR iss
Hes, acsa :aeir owa bags, aud idtnisn me fs''
Gga w rOsWsII,
,6-s. Asep, for HssoSe:,
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nIANOS,
Furniture,
Bedding,
Crocaer7,
Clothing.
Boots end Shoes,
Watches, 10,
A. Auction.
We will eifsr. at our salesroc ms, On WsdL esday,
April 9th, 1894, corn msnciog st 10 o'eock ~ an
extensive aud superior assortment Of perlor, cham
Der dining room, aud kitch en- furniture, ladies'
clnsks dresses boots shoes, superior gold watches,
and great variety Ct other articles at present Ia
much demand; amongst which will be found
Crossword piano.
Sofas, lounges, rockers
Wsrdrobes, cabintts
PAricr, dining cad kitchen tables
Cushioned, caGe-sest and windsor C. airs
French AID cottage beisteacs
Excellent mahogany and common wesbstande
Fe.ther bells, hair and shuck mattressey
Bolstsrs, pillows, and quil's
ElaB kot8, sheets, ard pi low slips
Carpets, rugs, and mating
LSrgs aud small dishes aud plates
Large bogls, cups eEd eaucsrs
Psr:or and maniei ornaments
Cioaks, MATTHIAS sud DR. isSss
Caters, boots and eht eS
Several very Ane god watches.
ALSO,
IA invci.s Ct ladies' bourets, made expressly
frthis season, entirely new.V fasbioi able
styles and msauftc urel Of the vesy finest
me'eria.
3 bbls OF vinegar
An invoice CT ssn king tobacco
1900 pupers escorted neediea 10.
WILLIAMSON & CO, Auots.
B.-1he planes and watches will be sold q, IL
O'clock. an ID
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ZEAL ESTATE E'OR SALE.


TOR Sa,e Privsiely-A deairable Farm Of Nv
acres, In Amelia county. 3X miles from do
Court House, with the Stock, liorses AID Muia,
Wagons AID Carts, iarmins Implements oil n,s
and in good order; also, two valuable Ken, g'.a
farm hands, aud q young Woman with tS. CHI
d,en
The buildings consist of gced two story U.s.
with baocne It. u nsw ofics In the yard, SOC Ice
house. and all tie Necessary ont buildings
About 155 acres are ol.lred and In eultiv fn
About co bushsls CT oats and Is bushels Il Eta.
have been seeded, a1i 40 CT 60 sores hav len
rIa de ready for corr, ard the bslas CO pov ttHs
plcughed. The bslence Of tho land l heavily 'i1
berei with oek, hiekt ~ and pins. About 80 sffs
CT the land is lew grcund. we'll adapted TO gas
1t has . fas garden, on which all the lssssFs;t
seeds for the season have bsen planted, inc uhs ~
busheis Of potatoes. ThsIe "a also noe ytuss
orchard Of choice fruit trees
ANY p.YGon wishin to purchase farm in ssa
neishborhocd, Iear . railroad, ard all resdy ~
the coming crop, would do we'll to avail ihsEseNa
Of this opportunity. JAMES II TAYLOR,
NO j5-bt Anatianssr'
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Auction SALxs-surana DAra
~ Williamson d Co., ANcfsowssrs,
TNo. 1g2 Main strest.j


~ Williamson q CO., Aactsowssvs,
mo. 1g2 Main strest.j
1NLE0ANr Furniture,
H. Velvet and Brugs s!a Carpets,
Superior Cooking stove,
Be:diSg. Mating,
t'rockery. Glass ware, &c.
a. sust,ou,--Oa ruesiav, April leih, 1854, COM
snss oiug at 10 O'Clock M, We viii ssl At the rest
deuce of . family en- Clay stFce., second door from
Adar1,s choice assortment Of furuiture, splendid
carpets, sdsboards cabinets supyior co,kirs stove,
ard other desisabe articles. Among which win be
found
1 very superior velvet carpet, about 4. yards
hand % re Brussels carpet
Lot II mating, Ia good order
2exceIleEt eid.boarae, wRlnut aad mahogany
Marble top csb.net
Wnshstanis and tables
An excellent cooking stove, complete and
10 good On dor
Crockey, glass xaro, nc.
ALSO,
40 elegant aDd hcsvly plated tea service,
Of superior manufacture, and which
has been used but Short time.
apl8 WILLIAMSON & co, Aucts.
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.orsics RICHMOND AND p.rEssuuaa aaco,

. Et'uIt Vt:", Ei3FIt 70. IStI. I
'ENWEAFf 'oisfs RCNa.d u VIII pa; tsa eboys
.e~sr,. for ihe delivery u Herr: ~ raf ct this
CHI; OF 4Ecfe can gel Lin = vas employ q. 80
bEsseI2Gica iha fo4l taG, etd ii. .he E57yi,. 81
thc campanp at5tt are ?Stu ii s.21oS last rs *
1h,';'i ''si ioehs8 Ash. rerY ts,aes ami hes =
G.uesi2a Appearance Ea hssd from 81, T 4
LnHgan. oil Louisa county. ani w4s erc :.y Cd, la
year ss brakeman. Gu the Virginia t-ea,.ai S..i.yosa
ap iS-!2t :. & {sVc.tr..y sr.!,te.
2 oIlCH.-Io tic Stockholders df The Rich
nohd, Frederic Sh.iie ara: ..;o,ea,. iaiI,oaa
90 -! he sioer holders III the Richmond Feeder
1cksbhfs and Potomac Railroad o ara hereby ro,-
fed that tho COMPANY has assi,ln.i aud viii pay
lie lax levied on .ic:f stock o. tia onei.ers,e
States for the present year Thay will thar, fore
make 10 re.n.n ol siciF stock III this company on
their lists tf ,eAatls property tn the Confederate
States assessors.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors,
ap I8-iw j ...ESTOI I'raas.f
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TXESUT0aS' Sale Of
H. Household furniture
At Auction
As eKscutor5 Of the estate Of MS 9arah Eosby,
decd, viii cell at her late Iesi:eace, corner OF
Franklin and OH SITS, Tue:day, the 1911 instant,
coIa2e acing at ten O'Clock, AL the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of
par!or Eofas, cha,s, tshias
Carpets, SHADES, ourtsics
Etegre, mating, sc
Chamber Eurnitafe, consisting al
Bedstes5s, ea.eaus, whrdrohes
WashssaDis, ehairo, carpsts
Locking glasses, feather beds
Hair and shack mattresses
large los OF bedding, SO
Dining Furniture, consisting 81
Marble top sidebosrt, chairs
Extension ami other ssb.es
Cocssf3 ard glassware
Knives aad oi ks, eartheEwsre
Tosethes villa a lut Of table !iatp, SC
The Kfohea Easnita.c embraces the usual variety
amonss. which is = r.s;-r,te
Cooking stove and utensils
At twelve O'Clock precisely, \ let Of silver ware,
consisting Of
iadle
2tea spoons
dessert do
pairs Srger tons1
The attention Of the public is particularly re-
Qlssted, most OF this urn..urs Is in excellent
der. & w PURCELL,
sc GgYENEOW,
Executors.
Sale conducted by E 8 PIEAsssrs, Aucs. sp Is
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III. SPECIAL NOTICE.-Atted ion Is asked 10
nv saIe OF brick house and lot of Nr + adams
this afternoon ut 4 4 O'Clock, on 9Th, bet and N
streets.
apps THOS W kEESEE, Auct.
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UysNApOLEoN CAVALRY BOOTS Mandatory
By FRANCIS THOMAS, Of Pars.
Keeps constantly Gu hand cavalry boots of his OWE
make for military service. All work orGe.Sd will be
attended to by giving short uo:i.,e
FRAN us THOMAS,
ap 5-13if No cl2 Bread 81: bet a:n aad 5th
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sOk aALk.--I have = splendid 10; Of tomato
p.1hts Oh my eains Oh siact, soF sale .tsI p S
'a'hot improved STOCK, whl3h may be =. lei en- to
DC siua; u any 10 he f0una ans here Iaess pan;s
may Dc Dough; 1T isg Oil Prices IN taa g. ne
ca Gu r1eacy-a5 G ais per dezep 81 IS Ier hun
ofse-of equivalent Ia C.nfadGT2:e SIC. K Pants
c~anoI be reserved IN asy cas-.
WI " ROWE,
lat s1daro ab1ye o.a F..ii aFaal4.s,
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AUtTYON aALEy-rmrss DAYS.

4HCTYDN NALEy~-FgTus1 rATS.
m George Arshts, Anesioseer,
Late Sumner q Arents,)
tCorner Main aud 18th sts
rgyItu. CIR q. auction on Wednesday morn,ag,
go the 2ath inat, cor msucing at 10 o'clock, at
my warehouse,
700 packages m manufactured Tobacco
1910 packages smoking tobacco, n Ibis, bales,
bsgs and papers
10000 Florida cigars
leo dfzso MAeoI's tlaCkipg
Groceries,
Dry G1c1s.
Cotton Cards,
stationery, &c.
Corsicumcrts received up r. "Wednesday i,eraing.
an 1S--tds GE1 AHENTs, Auct.
BIZ Tardy q " i9ians, duets,
lCorner Cary and 18th SITS.
UCyION SALE --On Thursday, the 8ih inst,
IA We propose to have large aud attractive suc-
ton es!s Of
Mauf'd Tobacco. Cigars,
Liquors,
@A Groceries.
Dry Goods, DC,
And solicit CO.. sgnrenta for the &c 10 t day Of sale
TAHDY 4 WILLIAMS, Aucts.
"a. Petersburg Express aud .yaehturg viEsinian
cory. spt8
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@SA .ohveatoa, AT u meeting u Tie .salks
H VI uis sny. Aeit in pdrfnance OF Suggestion
IRON hinas es othor FIAT u 1T the CoGfadufaey OF
ecne:a' Convention Of the Banks u tie C.iieieraey
"a cas'er u their cou'ee Ia Usi!ny relief tx -ins;
Tie udfa AL Tan cdes;a tax - w.;jc.t il l. st ese
Ia III Ia ansrssrs they IRE ali Ii.
=. hesoipaf unanimously Th4t "a Convention @: al
VIC oa-ks IN Tue G3aistsras. d, ehi is her by, IA
s@a u nssi IN ih.s city Oh ~ ,uisy, tac - DAY Of
May next. an az
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6y q. ". Wills, A,ecs.,
No SO Main h:reet.l

mo SO Main street,
TXFOODEN Building and lease of ground fl,
sale at auctioD.--Will be sold al auc,Io,
on Monday, the 18th, on the premises, at 10 o'coss
that d.sirsbie wooden building on Broad s,resi
between 18th and 10Th sts, N present oecuped b,
Mrs Bruner, with 4 lease OF Ave years on ii.
grou0d, at d very low rent.
ALSO,
A large lot Of
Household and kitchen furniture
Stores, crockery and glassware
Shoes, boots, iea,her
Lasts, shoemaker's tools, &c.
apis G " WILLIE. Aust
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Sf,rcYAt NOrICxS.

dent for ths sovsvument n III concerned Thsy
will accordnxiy be strictly oheyed and nothng con.
sry 20 han M s es,oe snsss sss ss:ss sy ,S
officers ttc-eaf JAAts. sEDDnN,
Secretary Of War,"
pr,,c,p,ez an, A. v,ws a, tho Art Of War; Outpost
Service; General Instructions Tor battle; Re
views svo, PIP 50 Prize. ~
To commend this brochure, IL U ous necessary 70
state that was extracted, arraugoh. and published
far tho Css Of the GENERA, Officers In the
Of south Careua, Georgia and Florida, by Gen u
7 Bsauregard.
Manual OF Arms (P.rcu sson) Tor Infantry, With
the Losdings aud Tirinss. VOL iomo, paper.
A thorough simp,,acation Of the soldiers ,rt-a
primer, 30 to speak, Of the science OF war.
XVII.
An Epitons OF Practical surgery, for Field and
Hosptei BY Edward Warren, d, sareeoa
General Of the state Of North Carolina. for
msrly Professor in tbs UniveIsty Ct Maryland
vol, l2no. elo.h Pr!ce,$6
have msiolv endsayored to CLEAN fssm ,s,ds II
sxperisuc~ far richer and brosder thar ny own,
such views, fcts ana ddncticns As are mcst worthy
OF di!igent study AID faithful prsssrvaiicr. ina
ahlest auihaTs ON tho various su'je'ts discussed
have eu freely consulted, ahd ths inteingest
reader vii, officially in Discovering TO what
extent am indebted to them Tor the substance
matter q this vo!ume.-Ertrdcf from the .astAoT's
Preface.
~ In prssa, aad will be ready by 10th May,
u'w, charged and revised edition OK
The Judge Advocates Wade Mecum, embracing
~, General View of Military Law AMI tho Practice
before Courts Martial, with an Epsone OF the
Law Of Evidence, as applicable to Military Ma
val Trials. BE- G II Lee. vol, Svo, half law
sheep.
-. Upon tho receipt of the advertised price OF
either Of TIE above mentioned books wo will for
ward them to any part Of the C0nieGeracy.
Orders, to rec2!ye prompt attention, should DO
add esssd to WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
Publishers .okseil. IS, and 8tstioIers,
ap I6-3s las Main st, RtchmoDd.
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~ Hitt, Dickinson d; Co., d'ats.

TXCE;dENT Servant, Carpenter and Gardener,
~ far ss!s--We Niil sell ~ our auction house,
on Tussjsy Eex:. tins 18Th iust, at IL o'clock a
likely mar, about So years Of age, WhS !s q good
carpenter, gardener a i sn excellent servant gsn
orally. Hill. DICKINSON 60,
Gpi Aust;oneers.
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Nar;,si ns ysst-nelioa for The Volunteers and Mh-
~. III tha Coasesisra.s statee. By Wi,iani tf'
h,.n. Ca.snel Of Volunteers, Instructor or Tao
,,cs. aai q 4rman i.nt OF cAdots, Virginia Mill
law Ias.i.utc. ! Vol. l2mo, pp e's. Proiaseiy
and hrsu.,fuIiy illustrated with n.ary 100 piatee.
II
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E>RAMKD Dwelling House for sale at auction.--
( Oh Wctne: day, The 20 list, e: Az O'Clock, on
the premises WI EEL that rcellsIt framed dwell
ing hoGse and lot situated 10 Manchester, Ia trout CT
the Methodist Church Tho dwelling Is 10 excellent
condition; hos four rooms and Kitchen and coal
house. An excellent Will Of water close by. The
lot fronts 81 feet by 1872 feet Taxes to BE paid by
tho purchaser. e S P!EASAN q. Auot,
who VIII refer any pcr3 p 10 the owner for an op-
pOTtuni.y OF seeing his property a5eve. sp 10
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HANDsONE Furniture for sale at auction.-On
4 I Thursday, the 2 81 Inst, at 10 O'Clock, will
sell, at the residence, rneT of Leigh and sdam5
streets, excellent assortment of urIiture, com
prising in part
l walnut sofa
do chairs, to match
mahogany sofa
do chairs
do rocking chair
walnut parior do in green plush
l rosewood table, marble top
do secretary
do sldcboard, marble top
handsome rosewood chamber set, consisting
Of French bedstead, wardrobe, cabiuet,
marble top
Jenny Lind bedstead, cottage bedsteads
Feather beds, mattresses, bedding
Crib, mattress, and feather bed
Handsome carpets, oil cloth
Window shades
An assortment of crOckeYy
Table were, such rs knives and silver plated
forks, spoons, casters
ChiGs carriage, almost new
arge black walnut safe
An excellent cooking stove, &c.
an 10 + ) PLEASaNTS, Auctr
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
From Richmond,

A Washington correspondent of
the New York Word, who claims
to have an excellent opportunity
of knowing what he writes to be
facts, thus speaks of tie spirit of
the South :-"The first fact which
falls under my observation, and
without which it would be impos.
sible for any one to form an accu-
rate estimate Of the present
temper and resources ofthe South
orn people, is the readiness with
which they comply with the
arbitrary orders of an absolute
government, and the self-sacrificing
spirit with which they accept the
Heaviest burdens. This spirit
pervades all classes. 1t actuates
the rich and the poor, and makes
individual exertions acts of high
devotion. Whether this absolute
devotedness to a wrong cause
originates in the loftiest aspirations
or in the blindest prejudice, not 10
say in the most cruel of all the
passions, is not for me to say, my
province being simply to relate
facts, ond not to investigate moral
causes. But that such is the STATE
| of public sentiment in nearly al
parts of the South, not only eve
witnesses, but evidences Of ar
unquesfionable character abun,
dainty prove. | could mention
hundreds of facts in which the
self.sacrificing to which | have
just alluded has manifested itself
in its loftiest forms. The HUNDREDS
of women who havc sgnt theil
husbands and sons to the battle
field !. the hundreds of widows wht
have parted with their last boy,
their only support; the hundred,
of citizens who have given thei
last dollar; the hundreds Of ladiel
/ who have given their last Jewels
and the hundreds of ministers wht
have shouldered the musket during
1.-THE last month in defense of tn
sacredssoil,. arr. 90 many evidences
lip support Of NY assertion. -
a IL
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Continental Money.

The first issue was made in 1775.
The depreciation began in three
years afterwards, and went on, as
follows:
March, ITS, 81 in coin was
worth SITS in paper.
September, 177S, 81 in coin was
worth 81 in paper.
March, 1779, 81 in coin was
worth 16 in paper.
September 1779, 81 in coin was
worth 10 in paper.
Marsh 1880, 81 in coin was worth
40 in paper. .....
December, 1880, 81 in coin was
worth 100 in paper. adj.
May 1881, 81 in coin was worth
500 i'm paper. s'-
Not long after those days, the
holder of government money paid
twenty thousand dollars for a ham,
and ten thousand dollars for half a
pound Of tea. Nobody could COM
plain that this debt was not fairly
CONTACTED; but failure and repu,
diation were none the less newt
able. ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24

The world has o million ofroosts
for . man, hpt:only one nest ... a;i
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24

SGrRev. G.rD--, of Fayette
county, Arkansas, one of the real
forest born orators, preaching not
long since, on "the glory of the
saints" delivered the following
burst of "native" elOquence, which
is too good to he lost. "Who, my
brethren. can describe ths glory of
a saint? Why, .rothing on earth
can .liken it. If you drill hole
through the sun, and put it on
your head for crown, and split
the moon in sunder and put the
pieces on your shoulders for epau-
Iettes-if you tear down the starry
curtain Of the skies and wrap it
around your body for a robe, and
ride to heaven on the lightning
wings of the tempest-this will be
as nothing to the glory Of the
saints!'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
ReprIsAIs for Abolition outragss.
LETTER FROM Mr.. VALLAN-
.DIGHAM TO THE EDITORS
/. OF TILE DAYTON EMPIRE.

T WINDSOR, @. W., March I, 1864. &
MesGs Hubbard 4 Brother, Dayton, O.
GENTLEMEN-I read, several days
ago the telegraplic announcement
Of the "riddIing" of tho Empire"
Office by ''furloughed soldiers" /
offer you no sympathy, for that
will avail you nothing now or
hereafter. | do express to you my
profound regret that you were not
prepared to lnfict on the spot, and
in the midst of the assault, the
complete punishment which the
assailants deserved; but am graft
fed to learn that some of them
did soon after receive their deserts.
But these aowardly acts cannot
always be guarded against. And
they do not primarily come from
the soldiers" There is, therefore,
but one remedy for psst and pre-
ventative Of future injuries; and
that is, instant summary and am.
pie reprisals upon the persons and
property of the men at home, who,
by language ard conduct, are al
ways melting these outrages, No
legal nor military punishment is
ever Inflicted upon the immediate
instruments. Retaliation. there
fore, is the only and rightfulremedy
in times like these. j, l speak advi.
s,dly, and recommend it in all
cases hereafter. 1t Is of no avail
to announce the falsehood thai
"both parties condemn ii" "AFTEI
The destruction has being consum
mated. The t8me has gone-by fo
obedience without protection,
speak decided language; but tn,
continual recurrence Of these out
RACES - frequently attended will
murder, and always without re
/. dress demands it. They MUST b,
3 stopped, let the consequences b
3 what they may. Reprisals in sucl
cases are now the only way left 70
a return to law and order rs q
Very truly, 7sf
@. L. VALLANDIGHAM.
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\, sstIeaftfS .Yotttau., ~ .eI 81
I AZ SONG OF PEACE.


Among the hills Iheard aBl7 aaa @a 10
The battles stOrmyehymn, Wac BAL.
And the ringing shout of victory, .,
tAs the evening light grew dim.
And thought how many hearts ..-.
That hailed the morning light,
Have falrn this day by kindred hands,
And psrishedin in the 6ghtI -1.-" CD
How many noble souls, Vs. 3D..
q TIE coantry's hope and pride, ~.
Have Aoated from the world away
Upon Wars crimson tide .t . n
How many happy homes .
This day shall fill with gloom.
How many hopes and loves shall now
Be buried in the tomb ..
oh, when will all this strife,
This desolation cease; .....
And Ehite-winged angels sing once more
The anthem Of our Peace2
Not while from Gods own altar
His priests cry loud for War;
Not while fanatics trample on
The nation and the law. ..a
Not till the pceple rising, ". '.-- Oh
In all their power and might,
Drive tyrants from the place they hold,
;, And wrong makes way forright e..
Not till we bow obedient
| To that sweet-toned decree, a.. n dts.
Which all entranced The shepherds heard
n OF old in Galilee=-
IAy aitiNeI CLIO .G1eggg aaf al ga
Which, through the long drawn agss,d
Echoes ike music still,
Bidding Wars rude tones be hushed
In the chorus of "Good will '
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-24
yeE on % EATON PREBIE
What We Have Accomplished This
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A correspondent of the Boston
Courier thus sums upthe achieve 3. .'
ments of the spring campaign, 90 :
far as it has progressed;
.. Charleston ID made securosa-
gainst every attempts BY sea dr Nv
land, and smashes up without COM
Function, every "expedition'n or
ron.clad" thas gets too neags ri,,
2. Farragut is attacking Mobile
"out ofrangs." .'.l.s 20
8. General Thomas has retired
from his Successful Reconnaissance
having found the emmy ain force
at Tunnel Hill.
4. Generals Smith and Grierson \
retnrned to Memphis, having ac-
complished all their objects, except
the single one with which they p
started,
5. General Sherman is retreating
having also done every thing but q
what he set out to do.
6. Mr. Buffers great raid to re.
lease the prisoners in Richmond,
returned, having really accomplish
ed his only object, which was, to
figure for once in some other way 81
than as Aogging women, or putting
superannuated clergymen to hard
labor on the highways.
Z. Mr.. Hays attempt to get q
bogus electoral vote from Florida,
has ended in the ruin of his expel
dition, with the loss of one man
out of three. -
To counterhalance these trihing
reverses, three distinguished sucl q
cesses have to be recorded, viz: zs(
l. One detachment of the grand
army has mobbed y Democratic
'tnewspaper In Ohio. y s41sag a7s'
| 2. Another has robbed q. poor
old Dutch trader in Pernsylyania,r
who was under suspicion Of being
Knight of tie fabulous Order Of
. the Golden Circles eTA' ,s9Si5ss'}a d
3. A third has successfully at
tanned its collective" without dis
/ aster by food or field--an immense
r army having been safely and grar
tuitously transported to New
Hampshire, where it is to engage
in the glorious and patriotic, work
of putting down the people at tho
polls. ''-'N Wv