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TOR SALE CHEAP-One good DRAFT -
! tT &c SO 81 and 7th streets: "a
TOR sALE-A modern stylish COUPEH for sale
= s ST.
calf !ss iae o yGulK Is
Repair Shops s' sst s4ss ss
Fog sA q : !, hand ,S DRYER FGssvooa
BfasF'%s ehi sR isH s.'e Ssar as s Gh4E
CTEAMRR FAIRBANKS HAS ARRIVED. Com
Ssignees will please attend to the ~K-A
fss stes Of shs s.. s4 ssS York
ss oss Oct M s5R RhIshHARr Asts
EOR sALE--Two BRICK HOUSES. each con-
in saod condition, %sh
tsf Fscsoaa B Sc Nsvy Ysr In
HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-On 18th street,
u one square porth Of PenR'a avenue, contain
Possession given %msdiately: Title ndisputable,
Also 90 Rosewood PIANO, IN good order INQUIRE
avenue. y-''--..'-l-- oo 5.2t*
DOTATOEs AND ONIONS. =
600 bushels Of POTATOES. nof., =. =,
- 100 barrels ;S Sf P Ssrlss 81 sdN,oNs
Just arrived and for sale b..
oc 5 3tr ID Er "a Water St., Geor getown,
AND x! will sell Bbls 81 tie above
Is cents below the Circular PRICE Must sell on ac
count of having to eE E6m the Ftfshea's
ooEper of New Jersey ave- and ss St sSp A,
BAIrIMoRE ooIdaEEssFF . OF DENTAL SUR
The 9th ss:sSp Of HI, Mts
ist, 1855 The Idnarmssy Of the college win open
bssa !. s5s f.ss,
MANUFACTURE HRER k EE9s srk k9Nrs THAT
=! ... BoiLED Oh CAICiNED. 5-- o7 --s
600 TONS of this Bone Dust or hand, ready for
IN I, J. P. BARrHoLow, e
Afsnsf S.1sssS
and Canal, Washing ton, D. q. oc s cost
HOSPITAL GOODS. 80
We have on hand q large stock Of goods suitable
for HosptssnwS f ssn'istips Of Is5 MIC. ~ -
shH.o bkSoas BooNs
09 &c. scRsi ss1as Forks.
spoons Diiss; pi BoTk T1EnssEi son ST.
oc seost A Between 9TH and 10Th streets.
T1RKAsURY DEPARTMENT.. - -I@1-----
i -OFFIoE OF COAPTROLLRR OF fHE CURRRMor,
pa .sf-,e:-,,,zs =, Washinsfos, October 4. 1854.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, it has been made to appear that
! TIE Narional Bank V ne Metrepols, in the Csy q
tr,g Of Col:nbis. has been duly crsanissd under
1 and according to the Requirements Of the act Of
CONGRESS- entitled AN act 70 provide e National
bonds, and provide for fhe. eireulstion and re-
complied With al the PROVISIONS Of said act re.
CURED to be complied With before commehcipS
Nov .thsfsiors.i, nash MeCuIl.ck; Comptroller
i i;Sssl Ba.t Of s Me,,ossli;, In the G,y g Wash.
Of s nnatgg !. authorized 70 eemnsnce the business
ses ea 0sy yhsT.oE xitns.s my hand and seal
i1ea. i'3 10 HUGH MUOULL0CK, =
0c ees. = ~ COMPTROLLER Of the Currency
I". fAAiLtss, TSSrrE5s, AND WAsHIRrs
y "' So
80 COBuRND WASHING FLuIp-
the pest sno eneepest article in uae Al njnt vfil
do sa!a1ch yassins ss ave pounds 81 soSp' 'As VIZ
b - BROWNING AKlArrNo., 4.
sep zsosw 3s3 PsnnsSlvsnis. avSnns.s
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RY ]. G. Meg UIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
BUILDING LOTS ON 18th STREET AT AUG
RYJ. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers. z
CHAEClRY SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS NlAH

4h4 D6fOl AMI AhOUNO CAElIVhxA
the Of Rs Ssy 90
end
sn d Of 3esSfs G sss
No No. and square, ST. situated at the cor
ner Of north street and Delaware avenue ,. "a
q ~ . S.0ssg &c.
Senf s N
No sss, on south street. between NJ. Jersey ..
+ Il + ss s II a. and 81 IN Square No.
the in @ the
months from the day of sale, for which the purchs-
81 Se r ss
deposits Of SO Or each lot will be required at
The cost of conse yancns certificates of sale. and
nth. Of nss as complied with
S .sss h shs #
sep so.s. '9HS g. h1 aFHsEPS CO.. Gsastss
,s,n.a .s aAaS +
''s'. 18TH sGSss S
CoALl aaF LkEoIoALl
AT REDUCED PRICES.
1900 ToNs-FURNAcE, .tlsE..1l -
10. EGG AND
- nci.-rl STOVE COAL. :
Win sell the above Coal to Consumers for the q
ext ten (lol days at great reduction on former
re svi2a ALSO. .Tu.9 sss5 ~
HICKORY. mas as-3 va = gsi,Ts ~ ri :
/" OAK, AND llt
e zeolgto PINE WOOD,
In the stick or sawed and split any length sias
.--t44 gless II WIZ. MARROW.
~ zsiassH corner 7th street and Canal.
PI0KIEsl PICKLES eI0kI.s'. .a z 4
,sI. NsW yssssy GUcUMB5R RIoKLSs q brine "a
sot.hE for family use. nTo hose who Wish 70
@ tSsir own PICKLES. can be supplisd ct 50
crsnts ~ 100, ct street, isth sna
LIZ 8 Isssonaos rates. N. SCOTT 90. ss %
NOR 6ALE-A fne dark bay MARI, 6ysaw old
II moves splendi ely under The saddle and SUIT
ssl: fef Eppis g chbfHSHHk1 IEs6f
sWsrshopse. cpgpsf ana 1''A "s' o'sGa; 1s
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Try q. H. l.. CROWN y o., Auctioneers. "A MN
"A large sale of Horses at auction To MoRRoNsb
MOB! M0aN1NdGt at a. m at the Horse marketsosa
'its'' near the 'cnf T. L. GROWN WA CO., Auct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.; Georgetown.
OLD IRON. STOVES, i'm LINK. &C.. &C., AT AUG
On MONDAY MORNINGS october 10, at 10 o clock,
sell rs es e a IF sFsss ss
Scales, DC, &c. WV '"''''H-
Terms cash.
RY WI WALL CO.. AHctioneers. q
II Atths Horse Bazaar SO Louisiana avsnss. -
SALE OF HORSES. CARRIAGES. HARNESS. a.
On sArupAy Mo$ $siI e. 9th ;ns..nt =. ~ir
About city He SADDLE snd Harness as' Horsss
large assortment OF oar s4 Top and No top
Sugisies ant RockaE.ys &c
.ss #s . WEI ss ss:
RY JAs. @. MEG UIRE q CO., Auctloneers.
Lot FRONTING ON VIRGINIA AvENuH. /,
WARE AVENUE. wiTH SNAIL FRANZ
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October ntn;sse
IN ss 5es
ginia avenue; between Delaware avenue and eaAl1G,
e north street. improved By s small ~
ss'ss II tie
desd OF trust On the premises. "a n Al
Cost OF conveyances and stamps to be paid-N-
ocS-d J. G. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts. ii
RYJ. o. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers
rsA N u RlksA MEKp
, By virtue of decree of the Supreme CoJEtDtZ
the District Of Columbia, made and passed a the,
cause No: 2s4; equity, Ricard ct al agt. RiE8fd "
on SATURDAY, the 22d day of October, A.e0s48Js
az o CLOCK 2; m, Lots numbered thirty e8y4#
tnIrty-on t3l in Square numbered one hHpdkS&
(nn; in the city OF Washington. -nfa2H
the lots front on 10th street. between L. and kr7
the city. Zach lot will be divided into two y&tsa
TWO lets will then have front of % feet 81 nUbes,
ano the other two % feet s inches, all haSfng O.
depth OF lS8 feet inches to 30 feet alley. nsss
Terms cash. .-I -
Conveyancing and stamps at the expense of the =
pt The ef title is perfect
rs F; v. JONES Trustee;
oc 5.eo&ds &c. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts
RY J. c. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.
BUILDING LOTS ON 18th STREET AT AUG
On, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, October 18th, -ats
u and Is, in Rev. DR.. Whites subdivision of q
Square No 2 fronting 20 feet each th street. "
between and SITS north, and running back 100 !,
feet to Is foot alley.
Terms: One half cash; balance in months, with
interest, secured by deed of trust on the prem
Uses.
.Conveyances and stamps at the cost of the pur-
oc I'd 70. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts.
RYJ. Q. MCGUIRE q CO.. Auctioneers. a
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LA-doverner Clifford, Of Massachusetts,
mas come out for Lincoln and Johnson -, = :
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS

Jos Daniel yno Dawson VIM Douglass
Geo L Sheriff VIM Morgan Robt Ball
Jas l. Barbour VIM Lord Asbury LLOYD
VIM A Baldwin F o Stttt NJ Dubant 7
Frank Herbert John Blake Jas Walker
Edw 81 Sipes
Hon Wallach r II Harringto Geo Bell q SA
Hon Usher Hon d Carter w Porney, Es1
10 yelling, Esq
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TOR sALl1A light Gsrpantoyn gARBIAGE
Insaireet - etas shass. y . oairsts
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK r. NJ
4 O'CLOCK r. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Jay Cooke & Go. furnish the following quo.
tations OF Government securities:

WASHINGTON, Oct. S, 1864.
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NJ. o. o. F.-COLUMBIA LODGE, No. 19-
w A full attendance is desired at the meeting
ofimportance demands the consid eration of every
member. Toes 1T JOHN A. MOULDEN. r. B. .
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A FEW PERMANENT, TRANSIENT, and Day
~ Boarders can be accommodated at $50 I st.,
between 4th and 9Th, near Government Printing
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with BOARD, in quiet family, at 100 West
ST., Georgetown, d. G. oc 4-3t"
BOARD and handsomely Furnished ROOMS for
Ofamilies or single persons. Location ceHven-
lent to the Department, g. W. cor. 2stiand Il SITS,
near Pa, Ave. = ~ -- oct St.
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BOARDING..

advertiser has opened at No.
y - Missouri Avenue, near Sd street, contain
beripg from 2to 6 persons They are all newly
ana handsomely furnished, and to those who room
good library, and table spread with the best the
markets afford. Transient, and meal boarders
taken oct 5-2tt
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ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

ANN
Attack on Gen. Ayres' Division-General
Ayres Repulses hem Hand som ely-Pre.
cipitate Retreat of the Enemy-Lee's Eff.
forts to Defend the South Side railroad
Our Forces within two Miles Of the Road
Grant Feeling Lees Pesition-A Ha.
Zardous Reconneissance-Army of the
James-Capture of Anoth er Line of Rifle.
Pits-Stormins of Rebel Redoubt.
ffoi
, 1864-08-24
LATEIk FROM EUROPE


SANDY BOOK, Tuesday, August 23.-The
steamer China, from Liverpool on the 18th,
ria Queenstown on the 14th, has passed this
point-
Gen. Grants renewed activity caused de-
cliLc in the rebel 1osn.
There has becn desperate riotlng in Bel
fast, Ireland.
A Pruesfau decree partia1ly reduces the
armies to peace 1ootiog.
The London 7i,.ea fayors the withdrawal
OF British troops from Canada, their presence
being considered al clement Of danger, pro-
voking invasion whenever Americans hare a
grievance against Ensland.
COMMERCIAL
L1vERrooI, saturduy.-Flour Cd cheaper,
Wheat easier. Corn lrmer. Beef Steady.
Pork dull. Bacon Cd lower. Butter steady.
Lard firner.
LvrRroo1+, Saturday Evenlns.-Cottou-
Market 1rmer, advancing tendency. Bread.
stuts- quiet md steady. Provision market
inactive
LONDON, Saturday Evening.-Consols
cloted ut So1zaS93 for money: American
st1cks-I1lfnois Central 45az3 discount
Ft3< anrA0
, 1864-08-24

Ihe Coming Dr1ft-The AppF0nc11n.
Convention At Chicago.

tepecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tnbnrc.1
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Tuesday, Aug. p.
An official dispatch from the Provost
Marshal General states that the draft will be
enforced on the 5th Of September without
fan, and authorizes the Provost Marshal Of
this State to employ additional "clerlcal'
assistance if necessary ..".
The total number called for from this city
alone is about nine Thousand. Substitutes
a1e In demand at six hundred dollars aptcce.
The notorious Sy Gordon, u guerilla lender,
rode into Platte City with four companies
Oh Sunday last, but eoon left. He said be
was fresh from Prices army, and intended
raising rebel regiment In North Missouri
4 large crowd Of Missouri rebels will IT
tend the Chicago Convention. The dele
CATION from this State Is opposed to Nc
Cle]lan, and half Of them would not vote for
him If nominated. Many Claybanks will
also 60 to Chic,go. They are for McClellap,
ard 1t is rumored have promised the sup
port of the Blair organ, ths UNion, to Nc
C1ellan, If he Is nominated. Tie G1st ILL.,
nois regiment, stationed for somc tinc at
schofleld Barracks, hns gone to Springfield,
Ills. They left last night.
, 1864-08-24
FROM ST. PAUL.
mcC1c11anlsm-Season and Indian
Matters.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuno}
ST. PAUL, MIMI, Tuesday, Aug. 2a.
The McClellanites held mass meeting
here last night, and appointed twenty eight
men 10 60 to Chicago and lobby for s'Little
Mac" Speeches we're made denunclatory Of
the Administration, and come of them were
violent and bitter.
We have had heavy rains in the last day or
two, and rfse Of the river. is expected.
L Nothing further Ia heard Of the Izdian raid
-itseems to haye died out cntirely-aad the
frontier is quiet again.
, 1864-08-24
THE INDIANA TRAITORS.
Large Heixure Of Arms In New Toek.
GxeaI Loyal MeetIDG In indianapolis



ReAO uI1OuK.
New YoRK, Tuesday, aug. o3.-Marshal
Murray, late yesterday, sized thirty-two )
cases contaicing from 1ilty to eighty reyoly-
ers each Of the Savsge Arms Company
These revn1yers were part Of lot purchased
in New York for the Sons Of Liberty in Iu-
diana, and were shipped at - Walker street,
where the seizure took place, awaiting
shipment.
CHcNNAr1 Tuesday, Aug. 24-The morn
ing papers publish lengthy extracts from the
Dodd correspondence, captured at IndIansp-
oils. A manuscript copy Of Dodd's address
to the Grand Council of the IRRESPONSIBLE
"sons of LIBERTY Is among the papers, Ia
which It appears that grand convention
was to be held at Chicago, July Ist, two days
before the Democratic National Convention
was to bave been held.
A spontaneous meeting WIS he1d at Indtln-
apolis last night, to take council concerning
the dangers surrounding tham- It was the
largest outdoor meeting ever held there.
The meeting was extrcmely orderly, though
there was deep feeling against the treason
conspiracy. Resolutions we're adopted de-
nouncing the secret order Us most m1schiey-
ous and calculated to bring about civil war,
and declaring the charge that the Union
party intend to uee military power to pre-
vent fair election rs slandcr upon. the
Union men and our brave soldiers.
, 1864-08-24
FROM THE FAR WEST.
The Indian Wnr-TGe Plains Held by
thcm-The Situation.

Fort KEARNET, Tuesday, Aug. a3-Msjor
General Curtis arrived here to- -da7 to straight.
en- up the Indian affairs. The Overland Stage
Company have removed all their agents,
stock, and coaches to this post for protec-
ton.
There is not d white inhabftant between
here and Denve~. All had fed to the posts
for protection. The country around Denver
is reported to be ewarming with hostile IN
dians. The road between here and Denver
is almost entirely deserted by whites, except
at two fortified pcs s, Columbus md Fort
Curtis.
,Gen. Curtis had u conference With the
Chiefs Of the Pawuce tribe, who agreed to
assist him In fighting hos tile Indians.
There has been no exaggeration in the tel
eeraph news from this country about the
Irdinna
, 1864-08-24

NEW YORK, Tuesday, Aug. 2s.-The Board
OF Supervisors hive passed resolutions re-
questing the postponement OF the draft,
also the exemption Of tiremen and uniformed
militia.
10 40 bonds number 2, 22,2232, 223322 for $500, and
numbers So 5C6 and 1867, for 500 each,
have bee1 stolen from Harnden's Express
Company. The pubic are cautioned against
negotiating them.
, 1864-08-24
CHICAGO, WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTA, 1864.

patch from Hagerstown sa5s al, is quiet To-
day along the line.
There hss been no fighting In the valley as
far as known.
Yesterday our forces destroyed a long robe
supply train on tho Winchester aud Martins
burg tufnpike
, 1864-08-24

Tho Mar in TennesSee-Gcn, K3IDn1
ficzzss rcccx.x Expedition.

NASHVILLE, Tuesday, Aug, PA dispatcs,
dated Lick Creek, East Tennessee, from Ge1..
4, G. Gfllett to Gov. johnson, says: 4 da.
Edgarton, 18th Tennessee cavalry, attack ed
Rogc1syille on the morning of the 23d, kill.
irg twenty-three and capturing thirty five
rebels, aAopg them Col. Walker and several
1tbel officers
The river IL SIX and one-half feet at the
shohla, aud falling.
Gen. Fitzpatrick returned yesterdayto Gen.
the Macon railroad. which he succeeded In
doing near Jonesboro, destroying three
Rfles Of track, two trims end locomotives.
He encountered, the enemy aud had sharp
conflict; dispersingg their cavalry and captnr-
ing battery with many prisoners. BE de-
, 1864-08-24

Il U15pRfch t0thc Ch7cuEO Ke3cI
Organ.
CINCINNATI, Aug. o2-BY a count OF
noeeB. ns far al the names of the delegates
are known, the contest between Mcclellan
md Fillmore will be very close, with the
oqds in favor of Little Mac.
Our detectives in the police department
state that they have positive Information
that q large rum ber Of thieves and burglars
are en- ronte for Chicago.
, 1864-08-24

hronrht IN. to5et1'er yItb 70 nrisonars ~
dindir E the majority OF the latter too much
OF an tu:umb;auce Otherwise than this xe-
pedition things have been very quiet at A.
lsnta for some daye.
, 1864-08-24
tTEOuI KENTUCKY Z.
Dcfent Of n Guerilla Party.

LOUISVILLE, Tnetday, Aug ga Guef'
r.lla party cro=sed from Ohio county into
bntler, kertrcsy. Sunday, thes were en-
cuuL tered By The Grayson Home Guards,
WHO killed four Of them, aud captured the
1eLaindcr.
"a nrylnnd Delegates TO Chicago.
BALTIMORE, Aug. a3-The -47,eticen says
that ''0den Bowie, President OF the late
Democratic State Convention, has appoint
Cd Ihomns 6 fratt, of this city, and Isasc
to the moperel c"nvcbtton 10 be held at
Chicago, In place Of Gtn. Ho ~a1d and Henry
F. Msy, wbo had s:nse erough to declIoa
f, The honor. 1n our opIuion, Mr. Bowie could
have selected no Two sther men In tbis Stst a
better suited 10 ntd the uppa1riotlc work
which the Chicago Convention will be call
ed on to perform. We do not ne!ieve there
are two other men In the State aho wouid
rejoice more in the destruction of the Union
ard In the eucccss Of the 6ooxned and bane.
1nl Southern Contedaracy." =:
, 1864-08-24
MARRI Sd,


DIE:Ic
In ibis city, Aug I'D, 1ss4, JENNIE dausn.ar or
J. n and q. 4. aueefiB. RE sd II uo1ths q. daY1,
Funeral iroE tho residences ct her parcate. ccrnar
O'Clock ?. N.
AZ Lar cesteE, New York Aug. 1atb. Of dlotherta.
Butler, Ct this city, aged years, 9 months aad Is
da3G.
, 1864-08-24
The Spriur15eId AruuOries

SrRIsGF1ELD, Mass Aug 20-Theze are
now 293, GOO gung=in the Arsenal awaiting
the order of the Governmental much larger
number than at any previous time, Nearly
ono Thousand are now being added daily.
, 1864-08-24
FROM CHATTANOOGA.

The Attack upon S1aermanss
Comm nfcatt0n8-KebelS In
Large Fore. and with.
i'm TWO Niles Of
Chattanooga.
, 1864-08-24

CL4REsv1LLE, Tenn, Tuesday, Aug. 23,-
lieut. Gel. johnson. Of the SD Kentucky.
overlook the rebel Johnson's force at Can
ton, Ky., yesterday, while attempting to
cross the river. lie killed 10, wounded a
large number, and captured 100. Adam
johnson is severely wounded and pzis-
, 1864-08-24

Tho Movement on the Weldon Road =
sharp Fig hitting on >unday-EVe Tuke
GOO Fr11oners-The Situation.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
GUARDIANS SALE.

.TNspursHmee Of an order Of the Probate
Court Of Prehle county, Ohio, made ON
The twelfth day Of February 4. n. 1864, in
the case Of Alice Emmons, guardian of
-FpsRcis Emmons, against her ward, the I'M
dersgpsd Nill,Ponahe Ast8s -.
18th day Of March, "A. D. 1884,.
4 between The fours of IL NJ. aud 3 p Nat
the door of Williams store, in the VILLAGE of
Verona, other wise called West Baltimore,
in Harrison township, Preble county, Ohio,
o6er 1t public sale, the undivided fee in re.
IN aiuder Of said Francis Emmons-tol take
BeaeB IT oAabe death ofAnn Ealyaons, widow
Of Abrau l Emmons, deceased-in one
fourtn DfIohehSlf, Of She south half Of the
north. east quarter Of section eleven, the
,aOath Aell o. Che northwest quarter Of the
same section, the two tracts Containing each
siRhty acres, more or less and thirtyLeight
acres, more or less, in the northeast corner
.Sa1f ia south aSt duafter Of lection lwenty.
eight-al in township seven, Of range three,
,in. taiL. county, of Preble.
k~fssf66t BlAGA0A3mlhdna. The said
interest and estate Of SAID Francis in the
wfetHbesgp1Fed,iEscti sPprsySdst $l25
thS t9Sppa, @~SlfS4-snd, inthe third,
& aE1130kAhakipR n Ali jkt20sA VIZ
ALICE EMM0NS, g..
SYG1Ygg GgAediAa pffe Epnons.
Zoos 4 SgERHEsS. Attorneys. q
Hsb. isSAs2-Sp-L- Gpr. r$T 50.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
g, NOTICE.
Christopher Brewer Pp.G' Prehle Com
VS.. mon Pleas, CT
John Bloomfield ct. al II action.
Defts


Defts
arr, NsoN III.
ZADUn loMN sewss;on "a
AIomnnscn,AoIAhe S1uniy o'9o' H..
staienoi, WI, uss.oII ~"
Unsssopne sat H. esb al . If
ises file his net;tiot In the
Court 81 Common Pleas within aud for the
cnrntv NJ prshle- and statssot Ohio against
fbe ,a;d Zadol, Toaninsnn and Julia A.
Teyliuson ma wife and John bloomfield,
S~sannaL Rloomfeld his wife, and Mary
M Brewer. defendants, which Is now pond
inc, The object Of which is to set aside
S cssf I'm S,sfranty dead e&hcuted by the
aid Il ohnsand susapnah Bloomfel u son the
pITfb M N 0fy fs62 cohyeyingt6the said
Z.,doLs Toml;uson. hesollowinsrreal esthte
sdpa.e In. Pre6le county Ono Being the
0or,S ,ort 81 t6e nortb.eastouarter .sectioa
IA I1~ ,sbiSSg rance n 9AS Ebsine thirty
e;,,ht acrss. n,oraror Lass off the northgside Of
Also The southwest quarter, Of section
40, township 8, range 2 cast, containing IS
acres, more or less. which deed it is alleged
10 have been fraudllently made and execu.
,ed 30
Also asking to set aside a certain mort
gage executed on the said 18th day Of July,
ISG2, on the above described premises, BY
tho sa;d Zadok Tomlinsou to the said John
and Susannah Bloomfield for 5000; con
80. 49,, =, z.J,L TomI,oor
ditloned "thaI the sa.d IauyA ,s;I I"Tm
Shall SuPpo.t anu pu"eniS liz viz during
aug G"a"" !, .So rronrd that the said
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
let THE. AFFLICTED READ
IA n,,u,elussdpspsgnARL I'D

lnknd ieaui that q perfect and radical cure a. warranted
enc s.Sia fS1ra Ssiss,. p sS n SsR sFi S.iansiiS,, yin sses Sissps q:
2ptsdlonsof spifus distress and ahguish Of mind los Of
ilesp, lSss q men9ry, los Of energy and muscular R,wrr.
puny growth, wasting aWRy, and q want OF confidence IN
> tAentelsss, iainIing ats. dnvuisiyeF trenblneI. lmpo.
y ~ 'HE1R WHAT TaB MEDICAL PRESS SAYS. !
tdisass IsIs RseEIsH BoTI VIC, RHYsIeIAS dos
Elm % d1sefflS u liz dfsSsses ustsoet any infcSusfiSB rum
the lrAienf, 40 explain Ia originaleause, md to guarantee
bKeurs. And, rhats mora valuable still, he will honesty
aud frankly ten whether You can Is cured Or not. All
decentralization and Interviews ore sttictiy private
land confidential Medoh JoNIlhh A ussNf., ~
The botanic Remediss Of DR.. Raphael, The English 10.
anic Physician, never JAILED yet " make Gpersot, radi.
{ cal. end permanent cur, Of ALL PRIVATE, SECRET,
AND VENEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Mer.
curry, ~ithoat hinderance frum business, and without
fau OF discovery DF exposure. No deadly poisons, such
I y arsenic, nrE yqmicaa opium. Or any other poisops.
. Vegetable Botanical Hsncdiesare used by this wonderful
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yet failed
70 cure the most Obstinate and the most dangerous cases
and TO remove all mercury aud other Impurities from thu
system, whom all Other Remediss had Jailed. Medical
GOOD SEws FOR SINGLE MEN cosrrMpLAr.
INC MARRIAGE. Hear what the baltimore CORES.
PQndent Of thu 0idSilgwl RoonsbOro, Maryland, said 90
fhdisdayii ne SlA Of hag, fsOQi -
"NrsavTvgs Cures Of dihsssSs e&dssdby carly indksrs,
|, sisE SsTi 1ssl S SSy gs sdSs. 's, Y z; s S1gIi:s BS 8 rAE;
3lktet - hA, bt6srine I'D ID lbinTs II ~ dos sSrv.
ie 10 tho suffering. One case In particular-that Of Q
young man ~ tlls cityzis Worthy Of note. He had
"eeoms The victim Of a habit, tho mere sllusion to VheB
usos Q shiltdsr and after years Of snnering and doctor
F1 ARrteepAn hores Of I~peOiery. sHefsiahed 10 marry,
ANEa9dStk teloved bgeteHeekl fnie} tvg ispedl
OF Affection, but he was fearful, nervons, aud pros
He dared not wed on account Of the ~shattereo
so tstystems yHeb 9hehtEendfa Abe hands ofthe
ohysicIAn, and, dstonlthihg AZ It may see1n, all
|ooo0. SSSye 8sssf$ I sS Sse n X Sri s;S' Il 9 las
Dare suffering, No matter what their complaint,
on tho Botanic physician oonhdentially. Ths1
upon relief His ofica h At No. SO EAST
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