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,;nc Saith, BIO. & 60. toben ben ar5ateu
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8abrttpretfen betnt Stid unb Bet Der ynre.
@uitb, @ro. s Co.,
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4besS) neben ~06vntunb & Burton.
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NO. 20 gDmtbFrake.

Baltimore, W6, 13. Ndt 1854.
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1pr, entseeeneenrnmen UNI tas Ser. Staten SubGieu,=
Oepartement ju Seri.ten nit
800 Sonnen 6eu uno 5000 @uibel Rprn in
ben Nebren (35 8funo auf ben 8uIbel,
a%b;ulteftrn an gDater's g8tnrf Baltimore, Rb., fret son
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~erfelsen fam.
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ave Perlpnen' welte An9ebpte MAIDEN, nuNtn einen Sreu-
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reeiifrirt 'purbe.
SOrmuIare fur Ausstste fns auf singer office su babeu.
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Spectfuhen Nmnd1,
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Wtcrsen, am SSnntaa, ben Is. 3. d., ipirb infer 0aacr,
y. 3~tlert MOr9ens UNI balb mad 10 ltbr in Der
Srantltn $ a lie Gatern Mpenue, unb @benSs UNI
y ets@d de spn 8r roadway unb @pusbhraBe
WStttsotenG boltsn. I'm ntb8li9f 3ablrst6en 8eIud erin1t
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Central Mcfnrn.O Scrcin

Die Mttsliesr Res central. 8efOrm geretns perbeu bier
NIT GItgeiereert, fh tnseeian1mt rUtsen, SUnntas, sur Sc
efalrVertanlrnlun tn Der &~ebentale NddntttasS 2 ll6r
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0rpDcr Grcmutipns. 9Srrrin.

Sbtasr gerein 1T sefern au fs.ma6 ~trprten nit sintr Wit.
elleserjatl bon 80: Sebes Mlilelieb bat $50 su beIablen, IN,
nenn 9eSr9tn, tret eetauft su mereen. Dteientett, bic npd
bstt5sten rDaen, fne erlu6t. ib teute (eamRas) Mbens
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Sanntltde WtttSlieter tes uSaltimprer IurnperetnS"
mereen erfuGt, nd9fen Wpntas MorSen, puntt uhr, in
snrntlsibuns IN Ger S~urnbale su erffetnen. a
y. y. paifpe, pie Gbrenmitslteber, eie ib cent 3uae
dnltlteBen rplen, iine bOfi6f ein~eela6en.
l(Sal ~ OetnrtG Shubert, Surntpnrt.
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Die 0crrcn 9&irtlc
WUrIGufioe 0ln3etoe,

Die gBilbtlm Sea 9rse NO. Is, 3. 6. .. g.. bait am 81
STUNT te!e .. @reIrfpn nad Apf's 5ain, ppSpn bic Mttelie.
Der nnb cas- seebrte reutidt publifam HERMIT tn asnntnii
9elest rerhen. ~
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
SHEKlFFeS SALE.

%',aniel Ault, PrtG. Preble Gopmon Pleas
e E. S a. dsi ss''. c & h NJ, f'4se.,
10y virtue Of ar>ptdaf 81 laIs issued ffrrOctp,
u the Court tf6Ammon Mems OF Prcble
ounty, IN the aboseaSissed case, and TO the
Sheriff of SAID countJdirected, i will offer
TOR sale al public auctiops,St the door ofihe
Court Honse in Eaton, in said COUNTY, on
saturday, The lsfday T0cOber A. D. 1864.
Between the hours of 4 and 4 o'clock, p. NJ
IT said day, the following described. lands
aud teprments situate in the county Of,
p reble, aud state of Ohio, and described as
.ollows, 10 WI: The North. west quarter Of
section one, "a Township eight, Of range
Two East, IN ssid cOuptyt of Preple, contain.
ny l24 ucres Of land, nieEetorole less.
/. Appraised al $4,000. N d, =. M,
TERMS or ALE--0ne third of-the purchase
.Juey Cash on The day Of sale, one third
m one year, amp the residue in two YEARS.
rh. deferred payments to besf interest from
the day ef sale, aud TO be lseeaFsa by wort
rage on The premises e3'AAt- 4 WA
10 N r, McCLEAF, 70
Sheriff of PEBBLE county, 0.
zoos 4 S~TEPHeEs, Att'ys,
september 4, lS6f-tds Fr.f S6 90
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06

Rose Vne statement Of one Of the OLDEST
CHEMISTS IN CINCINNATI.
"Iherehy certify that ! have been made
scouainted with 5CQVILL'S iSARSAPh
RIlLA AND STJLLTNGlA, or BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP TILL INGREDIENTS are
Entirely vegetable, apd no mineral enter
VS. MERRILL, 6
One door west Of Bprnet House, Cincinnati
~ sale OF the ProprietOrs, &
,aai.siA. l., SC0VHL & CO.,
No. - YES. Eighth Street, Cincinnati
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
10 80 EAST FIFTH STp Ea~
%, SECRET ANN
DISEASES.

without the use Of Mercury, without nlBdsnoc npA -~si
ness, aud without fear II discovery or sxposur-. NsdsAll
poisons, such as arsenic, nux yomicA, opium, or 49, ptAd
poisons, No mercury nor any deadly piBsralH-DalhIaI
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies ars need ey:h
wonderful Botanic Physician. His Ro'anto Rsnei'.
lever get failed h. C1re the most Obstinate and IL ~ q
dangerous cuseS, ana to remove all mercury ard th~
impurities from the system Nhfn ~ rt.as NSreep q
allied Medical Jupp-ci.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
Ayers SaGsapaElIIa

AJM S0WOuRa1ilb
A ccmpcrnd tenaedy, designed ,obdtfc most
~efectuAi AksrariVB that cun be made. II L
a concentrated extract of Pnrd Sarsapari!li,
"a con binAd With other substances AZ still
greater Alternative power as 10 afford an cfTtc-
tive ~ant'lotV for the diseases Sarsuparilla is
reputed 70 eure, Il Is beliPyed, that such a
reinedy rs wanted BY those" Who suffer from
Strlpeus complaints, and that one which will
&C. Omplisb theii cure milt provRso " immcnse
sea vice to this arse class6fc inflicted follow
citizens. HtN caMplC@y Ans eJpbdppd will
do it has Geel. proven by experiment on many
oil de NoistC6seA'tO be found Of the following
rnmplSints:--
scROt6LA N ScKoTULous So>SLlINrs,
ERUprloSs ASD EHUpTIyE DISEASES, ULCERS,
PIMrLEs, BuorciIgs, YUNoRs,s SAI~ RREUM,
ScALD IIBAD, SYPHnIs AND Ssp,pLIrio Ar
FEcTIoNs, MEacuRIAL DISEASE, DNorsY, Nsu-
RALGIA Oh Tho DouLovHRUx,1 DgByGfrY, DYs-
PERSIA nj INDIGESTION, EnYsIPgLAs, RosB
OR ST, ANT"OsY's Fms, and indeed the whole
class Of Complaints arising from IArUHIrY op
THE BOOB.
This compound will be found a great pro.
n.Oter of health, when tax N m the spring, to
expel the foul humors which Tester in the
- -
Tloou AZ uh' shsoh Oh Tue yiar; -,y tne tihe-
eSPul'9h OF mem many ranah'1S disorders
are nlPPSa \. tie pnl' Nuittuu's can, oy
~ HIu Vi tmt te'peuy' spare '''e'l'SiYcS ron
tie e"uu1"a,es d. 'oui erVPuohS alI uieplou'
s acI e u WI en ulei sysaan VIA strive 70
~. AZ ,t'ei % uptl hot a7I'til 10 10
by an Alternative medicine. CLEANSE out the
t.'Io.to ,iooi %hIie'e! you M lt' impurities
ou'son,s t"rHuSn u:e SKIN VI punVies, etupuohs'
VI so.uS' oSNtSe = "het you una II Is Cd
sito.eu wv uSSleh ~ VIC tslns cl.ai'e ~
w'elcStt II = Iou'' any your ieeii3Bs WUttcl
you whcn' Even wnete no particular dl,Qrapr
Z Nlt People ENJOY netter helttn' anu i've
longer, iot cleansing inc Diood; hceP inc
olHo9 healtny, ana al Is Wei put WIN ms
PunIlu"1 oi ,Hc I,'"ruefcu' vnere can oe. no
laS'.ng hea'th' sooner or later something
M"St E. "ionS, anu tnS gre 'ch'''ery
P1e ID a''o'IGreu or oVerth[owh'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
WHOLE FAMILY AFFLICTED -epuERED
WITH SORES RND BOIL,

co-ONBIA. Hamilton Co., D., Jan. 20, 'Ss.
IN. n. H. ssovIgs. . p 81 s.S1 ~ '
Den, Sir This Is 70 certify that ms wife,
rhilar-n, mother, and myself, a6bht two years
lnd . half ago, were sorelya afflicted. My
wife, hidden, and mnls.tts, were a--.italah
with dreadful itching on the skin over the
Ehole tcAr ana i was covered with running
boilS. I employed several physicians, and
tried their prescriptions for about six months,
and found that, Instead Of getting D uer, Gt
g,sD sOor$e and ,oorse and .fadH''the chiidren
were cOtered Uih 'nniag SORES oss se 'Ctoh
locy, Ny brothe, and got elght Dot
slcS Of your BLOOD y H' - Nur strange 70
ten,, before we had one hn,. used, w
EsRE ALL WELL. | had spent ovei one hun.
kpd dollars before ! got your mcdicine.
Yours, with respect,
HAMILTON M'ADAMS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
.DOTYsS
Clothes w ashers
ARE SIMPLE DURABLE AND CHEAP,
MAKE WASHING EASY
AND SAVE CLOTHES,
The Agricultural Editor of he n. Y. Fri.
bqq' having tried them reports as follows ;
Fast foNGEgs, N. X, MASKING Day,

- - Ne 49,
bpq, having tried them reports as follows /.
FAST foNGEgs, N. X, MASKING Day,
4u April IS, 1854 j
FEIEND DoTY Your last Improvement Of
your nashirg Machine is a complete success
As it was belorn, itAwasthe first one | could
eyer get -connienanced91 As it is now, all
sgree that it is more convenient, and gashe,
m1re clothes al once than the other. A little
slim girl of ten years uses 1t and an. inrSl
lid tady, whO has to sit dorm TO eork,
can rash githOut Jdttgue. You have wen
BLESSINGS from all the women. about this
house; be assored of that. Your friend,
.v,a p yfinSOL0N ROBINSON!
After long use in his family the Rev. WIN.
Wv MABoN, ~ view of the great saving OF
clothes as well as Of llaboE says, they are
"a greater benefl ction to the Family than
the Sewing Machine vj.maA gglsl
Erery Family S40Ntd HageR 0ae.
VIZ NJ DQTY, l9, Beeknian 81 pEoK
CRemoved from 1873, aBrodway,42, Park Row,
and % Elm Sh)9lss III
Also for sale: lalHIi sauij,jJ
JCLQTHESWRINGERS, CLOTHBS.A
DRYERS, WINDOW WAsHEBS &c
Juls n, 1864.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
Price rs cents per Fox; Five boxes for Sl,Oo.
LEGAL NOTICE

Timothy Goodwin, adm r Preble Probate
of jackson P. Rush, decd, Court. Pet,
vs.. ton 10 sell
Eliza Ann Rush, ct al. lands to pay
debts, etc.
DY order of court, On the 9th day of
- September, 1864, between the hours of
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 { 'nek Z. NJ. |
will offer for sale on the premlse at public
auction the following real estate, 5 led
in Preble county Ohio, and described as
follows, to wit Beginning at the North
West quarter, of section %, in Tow shipi,
tf Range 3 Fest; thence South SO W5ton
the quarter section line l55 poles to corner
in the center OF the turnpike road; thence
South, 1912 East, 81 poles 80 links, to a
corner in the center ofsaid pike; thence n:
So, East1Hl poles and IL links TO a col
rerin the East line Of said quarter; thence
North a., West on the quarter section line
81 poles and 20 links to the place of begin.
ing containing ~ acres morc or less.
To be sold free and clear Of dover, and
other incumhrances.
Terms ofSale: One third down, and res
idue in two equal annual payments, tobearin-
terest and be secured by mortgage on the
premises.
/ AppN,;,oJ = Icy hhN.T raE
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
THE AFFLICTED READ!

And learn that a perfect and radical cure IL warranted
and guaranteed to all who ao afflicted with weakness,
debility, nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, do
preston of spirits, distress aud anguish Of mind, lOss Of
sleep, loss OF memory, loss Of energy and muscular power,
pnny growth, IrRstiig away, and q want OF confidence In
themselves, fAinting fits, convulEive tremblngs, impo-
tenco and disgust Of life. o..
HEAL WHAT THE MEDICAL PREss SAYS.
Some physicians require TO bo told the nature Of your
disease - the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN docs
not. His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
aim to describe the diseases witnout any information from
the patient, to explain its original cause, and to guarantee
It's cure. And, wha. Is more valuable still, he will honestly
and frankly tell whether you can be cured or not. All
bis communications and interviews arc stricdy private
and confidential. Medical Journal
The botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphael, the English Bo.
ranic Physician, never failed yet to make a perfect, radi.
| ci, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, SECRET,
n VENEREAL DISEASES, witlOnt tho use Of Mer
curry, without Intolerance from business, and without
iear OF discovery OF exposure. No deadly poisons, such
as arsenic, nux yomica, opium, or any other poIsons.
No mercury )rany deadly minerala-potblng but purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used by this wonderful
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yet failed
~ cure the most obstinate and the most dangerous caseb
end to remove all mercury aud other impurities from the
system when all otlicr Remedies Ind failed. - AEedicaj
J0~Hdi.
GOOD Jews 0 SINGLE MEN CONTEMPT 7
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the BaltimO~ c. .rcA
pondcnt VI the 0ddellow, DOonsboro, MarvIn5 said ob
Thursday, the 3lst of May, 1860:
Mum srOus cures of diseases cause Early lndiscre-
ton having been performed by the IL .,ish Botanic PLY
stefan. l teel 1t my duty, having a knowledge Of them. 10
1'"'o ~ ~ oVno'ine vi" III uohiS q l may 10 u sVTV'
Ice to the suhering. One case In particular-that Of o
young man in this city-is worthy Of note. lie had
become the victim Of a habit, the more allusion to which
uSas y ihuddor, and after years of suffering and doctor.
gave up all hopes OF recovery. lie wished to marry,
was dearly beloved by as sweet a girl as ever lisped
ct affection, but ho was fearful, nervous, aud pros.
t' Tie dared not wed on account Of the ~slatiereo
a.. Is system, lie sought relief at the lmnds Of tile
'bysician, and, astonishing as 1t may seem, all
and NigOr OF youth has returned, and he is
appy fatl:er Of a pair Of bright boys"
o are suffering, no matter what their cOmDinins
on the Botanic Physician confdrutially. The,
upon relief. Ills Office is at No. 30 EASi
Bet. Sycamore st. aud Broadway, CINCINNATI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06

'79RElh M kNa1
tNIiLL promptly attend to the proseeJ
ton of Claims fpE Pensions, Arrearf
II Pay, Bounty Money, &C., on behalf. 0
niiiiary claimants, &c. a'
Fees. 10 eonpliapce' With The laws Of Con
sress, '1A '.4 ftin5l 5ls1s-
81 W. also keep Oh hand a general assotrt
nent Of Revenue Stamps, and are prepared
70 execute ell Cohtracts, Leases, Deeds
Mortgages, and other ihstrupents reduirihq
st9Bi' win Win ,seatpsss md dispatch.
Qgtce at theAoM &0adlosliai
S.1a 4Sq&stya,A e4SapSsI,..
Fs19Jsn (, lyGS.-H
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
Ayers Cathartic Rills,

HJA II cuRE OF
etEtc.AeE, Ja'ad'os, DEprpsig, biRga'ioN
Dysenteyy, Fout Stomach, E,ysipsias, Heaaac.e,
PileS, Rheumatism, ErwtioHs aud Ska Diseases,
Liver Complaint, Dopsy, Tstter, NmorS Nnd
SAT- Rietm, Worms, Govt, NeU-agia, as a
Din,.,r Pih, anil for Purifying tie Blood.
They arr sugar coa,ed, so that the most sensi
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are tn
best aperient in the world for oil the purposes OF
family physic.
Price rs cents per Fox; Five boxes for Sl,0o.
Greatnumbcrs Of Clergymen, Physicians, States.
men, and eminent personages, have lent thcil
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthcse
remedies, but our S pace here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fur.
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not be pnt of BY unpincipicd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
All our remedies are for sale BY
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL pR'~
i Va DYitt e'c1t SAWS A
rACrs axe sruuuoRm ru,Ncs,

Hear what TIL Philadelphia correspondent say, 10, III
Commonwealth, Wilmington polavs sth q tPlii,
$50: a., fsf-
"An English gentleman, formerly y ,ecled sid "
british Army, and who styles hinsa rp'Engish W
tanlc Physician has Of late gained . tensive gepaia
ton here by his skill IN curing all ul = Of complaints
Some Of his patients I hayo conyS with, and .AeJ
pronounce his remedies and mod0l Patmen, a. -
hyperion. Some have boon restored by magic, T.
medicine no used isdistlled by Inns Ann Eaif5ps EssL.
possessing rare curative properties.
awhile acting 10 tho army he devoted his lNi,lTs
moments to n thOHDugh study Of thu e6ecS produces bi
certain medicinal lOots and herbs on all man. q Of dtst~ ~
IL seems he haS tound a sure aud speedy Eenedy TO- 81. pi
Ills TINT nush Is heir TO- His practice y already sTttP
live, and Is daily increasing. In the comp lAihts ~ Nbial
FEMALES are subjected he Inns no equal, AZ q large Hnnts
here have testified that They owe not only their rrrvsL'
good health, but their lives, TO the Akjll Of Till ebESS
hn.anic Physician His office ID az
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
GOOD NRws FOR SINGLE MEN nG~
TrMI9LATING MARRIAGH

Hcar what the Baltimore correspond 1t Of BE GA
. Of May, 1850
Numerous cures Of diseases cau~ed y early indssorstiss
having been performed by the EDglisl Botanic fhynsipa
l feel It my duty, having q knovledgt Of theD, 10 toe
. the fact, believing that In doing SC : may d. Sst Flcst9tk
NEcring. One case ia particul1 that O } y0lsR wss
In this city-ls worthy Of note. Fe bal hSome ~
rictim Of a habit, the mere Hllusion to which ea1sy I
Ihudjer, aud afiOr Year, u suffering and doctOtiag gar y
all hopes Of recOvery, Hi wished 90 msvrt Nd M
Iearly beloved by Bs sweet a girl a. eTG lisp@d N0SA
NJ affection, but he was fearful, n-ryGrS, AMI ~prostrstef
lie dared not wed on account Of tho ~shetteTsl Stst
Of his system. lie sought relief ut ths berds Of Nv y
Anic Phydigian, and, astonishing as II may SesrP, ~ :b
bloom and igor Of youth has returned. ~ h ~
We happy h'her Of pair q bright boss y
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06

IN ne 46tctea cali on nc agent and get q
eamphlet containing certificates Of cures from
we'll KNOWN CITIZENS OF -IINCGNNATIf
9er scoyill's Blood and Liver Syrup is
COMPOSED ENTIRELY Of VEGETA-
BJES, and is rEnpRcTLY SIZE for chill
DREN TO use, In case of sore , youth or Upton
4 the skin. If M0THEI 3 VALUT the
health Of their children, tn y should eradi'
rate tbA saAdS Of the diseas before il is TOO
ste.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-06
EioRIoJs Nnws ROB TERAF res
a PREVENTIVE TO FATa aes
nEEM.

n.Nr what. the Cincinnati Weekly rrgr s>ss on ~, ~
OF March, 1862;
Wo are decidedly opposed to Drugs snd so ~sdv.rtse
remedies for the prevention Of having cbildrcn, Int vi
feel 1t %ourdnty to Acknowledge a bcuedt from AIRY ard frgs
A fact has come 10 nur knowledge that ought 10 Be po
mnlgatcd aud widely circulated tr the bensht Of ihsa
jadies who's Geiteuis Acalth rBakes l. nceasse- t. prr-rR
any increase uf family.
About twelve months tftcT marriage, . lady Of ont q:
quaintance gave birth To a daughter, but her suge-:nu
were so gteat that her physioinne d~espaired Of her recovery
This made her dread die scr, thoNglftA u REgin becoming
. mother. She tried ,ycry thing to pre- sent . ~rcpoit,oS
" her sutIcrngs, but without succeeding. Tive years are
30 great that thu child dlel, aud lar own Ifo was ~dcspaiTes
VI. She was tull by hcr.faulily physician chat IL she hsl
any more children he fGar~l her LIE would DO tho fOriois
As all the rcnrdiup sip' hal tf led beioTe had failSJ, 81
applied to tho Botanic Physician, Dir RAPHAEL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-01-15

NV lons, Jaa. I'D. Letter. fsom
Past Tcnress~, % the gsti-al,.. O. ,he
Herald. state hat or f,rre, lave bs.r
driven back from Bean station ~ La.
street. Oar losses ia d. f,asisv..kirmi.h-
ing rrached ahout eoo. h-si,ics a E-~
~arcons. Tie rri-l prisoners state tb,.
Lon-sircei has been r,ins,rcedbv Eueu-s
oorr'. and thsf D. 80 ordered - tske
knoSs''s 81 az hsLari, Ioa-strcs, Ia.
sboui 81 .o'ri men.
TIE Lniir Rock Democrat 81 th. Ssh
al. says .-l.iru' Cr-en. -ith a 5-isrh-
ucnt oftLe 81 Fcleral Artar.,s ras,l-v.
foT Port smith. "a STACKED a ~ d,,.
'ince b. thc rebel Col Hall Tho sn--.r
~erc whipped an ihc colonel snI ui-.
men we're osPturci. Csr; Napier tiie .a.,.
night h,d 6ghi Nth a rel.cI fs-r~ r--rr,lr
from yellow oouutry. sni cap,urrI Iiss,.
Bsrr~ti snd fftesn men.
Gov. Walls ueg-o brigade Ia. made
\ three week. raj into North Car,r-,
The apP~aranoe o. ths troops spread con-
';ernafion ssuo-- ihe rebels The rr.s', I.
a. 'o'lovs 1ooo slave, liberated. several
whisEcy distillsrics bu-rc,l several can,-
ofgucrriiias broken up All some hun- an
large uuu-bcr ~ horsc an ~ team Tn.
rucrriilas have been % severely nuni,heI
tia 'hry -'.i leave ior oth,r part..
Mo'hy las been beaten IN Vir-iaia lie
left BIS de- sni sounded On th- s-i4.
TIE IIea.is Army OF the Po,osuae
dlsTHich sagstsc conni.ss-irs are is.u;--
un-in'inishci raiioas. nj ,,h proves that the
arsy has rot been depleted by flrloarh.
Asoat fve h-ndrel ~ ,olIiers ARMED
here TO-DAY
Col Mci'lvcry. uho entered tho service
o. oaTtaia on thc Sistb Maine battery. ard
> nos icooni I'M c,,rimsnI % lie r~..rre
artillery ofths Nrrns 81 tic Potomac. l- g.
T. uair brigade general
TIE Arr-v ~ tb- r,'onac - beia- rcor-
gan'seA Eai.eai chang, IN briga5es.
di'i'ious ini corn, ~iii b. ra,ie.
Eleven hundred person. IN Ns-bsrn
hsNo taken the oath a--cred o. the Prrsi-
dents amnesty procianlsiion.
To ia-s. iAe new ,o,al paper here.
sayi 'tc people oi tLs STATE ar RIPE fra
ro'o't against ,h- Richmond government
ihc Raleigh Standard says th- people
'n ''M cH'rrue western couniics 90 North
'ara.Ina have lc,u deprived % All nal
faclat.rs On tn grsrnl u 4f.l.,.Itv 4, -.
'o,.iclcraie gos-rancat.