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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-09

District y. T.-NOtice.-There is delinquent upon
ment levied May 18th lSS4 the several amounts set
opposite the names OF the respective shareholders,
"a follows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-09

BY order OF BO4ru OF TRUSTEES.
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec>v
Gold Hill. May "A. lS64.i
Tne above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
July Sd, 1854. 81 the same hour and place.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
GEO. G. BURNETT. Sec,y.
Gold Hill. June Is. 1854. Jn2s ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-09
J. n. b. CARVER, sec'y.
Gold Hill. June /, 1854: Jel I'd

The above sale Is postponed until SATURDAY,
the SIXTEENTH DAY OF JULY, 1864, at the same
hour and place. By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Jy2td J.P. B. CARVER, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-07-09
:" Share. Amount
Federal Gold and silver Mining Compa.

ny-Eotice Is hereby given, that so many shares OF
the capital stock Of this company, standing IN inc
names of the following persons as VIII pay tne
ments due thereon, together with tne COST Vi sae
once Of the company, In Gold Hill. on hoNDAl'
lima NJ nfr p
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-23

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49,
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, ehsA ief -'5 from 1 bsnk 'n
ue''teai z lave q ben NoHi ras
cached g val street cue day last
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! i,eola v,a,t,li.. -, ~ ~ 80
IN 49, - .,.,, 80 ~,
M, fnl. 80, a, - ''''e ~
l,nw rei.,.l 800. a caa.l .'ss1 49,
expend j b, bemerra,i. r,,nns;,r
purposes.
7, ,4 ~, :, ~,
u faa
Vermont. lsie Regis,er q, H. Treas.
nry Department. Il inspossession 81
facts connected withl that Department
which. If made hubble would s,artle
The country ia tell
Gen. Joe Hooker Is nov having a
little vacation aud enjoying The luxnr.
les bis wealth enables him 10 pos~e..
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-23

faiiy answered Ms NrtIYPFE
RExAais---tod having improved fom Is.
mand iof epsten duties, astmlaihy Is ieltinall
business and very ptreptably IN produce. Flour
aud Wheat arc armer Butter ana Ch.s.e arsdc4r.
" 50 per cent since our last with market iinn.
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0. S. 7-3O Loan.


Tie SECRETARY E, g, Irasafy ere as,t.
iasi sasroHpt,aas y o IS rs5sgsi g. Csasa,
Treasury Notes. psra es ser fra Asa
isht lsct a a,eys
Flie 3 seven sn itr resas s-s..
uam.-g Fal $50
.aviaI money
Ilc notes VII e,ntsf eafut
'ot ns laset uaHay "a -
SID bearing bata. ra,ab.e "a rs ,Hsa 49,
nor more tHaa tveaiy yeaa asa aate.
Government NAV 80 rbsg eafts $500
IN denomination. u SEQ. siaa $500 sio5o
AID s'.gee and al subscriptions must be CO..
any dollars g some multiple my aolsar
TIE aoie E'l b transmitted 6 ihsoaa
ne q imn'poraii2seAargss a9o a0er t6e
receipt q the original Certificate Of DEPOSIT Is
'hey can oe prepared
~ 'ae aotes daa Interest aon AnEas Is,
persons making deposits subsequent 10 ,hat
date must pay ne interest accrued rom date.
= ho'e 70 a"'s q deposit.
Parties deposi'ins twenty five Thousand io
ia'' ana upwards Tor these notes at ooe time
""' Oe allowed commission Of one quartcrof
wy PS' 'eo''' winch VII De PAD Pr the lroas-
ufN department upon The receipt q biil fr
The amount certified to by the Ollie with
whom inc deposit was made. no deductions
ior commissions must be made from the De-
posits'
SFtClAl aDtAh lAGES OF THIS LOAN.
II = 4 NATIONAL SAVINGS BASk, offering
higher rate Of interest than any other, and
ne oe"see"'ty. ANY savings bank which pays
- depos'iors in Y 5. Notes, eossidsrs that Il |
Is paying In the best circulating medium OF the
for h, own nssets are eithor II ,,...r,,,,.,. J..
curilies o. N notes or bonds n,y.bie Il no,..
meut paper
It j. eonolly conyo,i.n, !, ,e,,a..,.,
permanent ipys.t,ner, ma ro+.. IN, ,,.,.
Be sold for within ! fraction y ia, H..
accumulated iotoro., ami oro -, ,....,,
!, ,.i., h...,....p..,
into a 3, per CEN, !, % eo,,po.,
In addition to The very liberal interest a. ia
notes for three wears tbj, privilege Of cooyor
sion is now wortb.abopt three nor cent moron
nun. for the current rote for.5.2o hord. !. j.,
less than nine DC, cent or,,;,,,, aod,.f,.. j.
war the premium on rer .ont
was over tucntv n.r d.., t.ntp,,
.bo o,,,,l ia. III,
market rate. is pot,Jess tbo,, g. oor, .a,,.
,mpm
II. Esem,,,or fro,, s,.,o ,,.,,,
Taxation.
But aside Com AL the advantages we have
special Act Of Congress ereno,s
Y 6oads md Treasury notes from local taratio1.
On The average, this exemption 3 worth
bout two per cent peran4um, according to
he rate Of taxation in various parts Of the
onn'ry.
Its believed that ne securities oaer 60 neat +,
lducemeuis 70 lenders as those Issued bl tho
oyenmant In 81 other forms Of Indebted /
ess the faith or ability or private paroles. 81
ock companies, Or separate communities, on
: is pledged for payment, while the whole [
sPe''' - ''e country u h''d 20 secure 'he =
~ '''eu
~, i
~ l''''' '''''s Wy No'. "os''''
" '0'''s' = 's''o'e' IN '"s very :.
- "i'ps'i " = = u'o ioEaHy ana pat "
80 = wy P00p'0 "
,osi,s TIA nart,. l.a..t... q,
ION the original certificate tic denomination
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Those IN waai Of anything ID our lac
Will % wall o eAtL o. Is


We are aiiiae
PRINTS, FINE CLOTHS AsO FAST ColoBS
a .oto 20 cents per yari.
Good style DeLaincs a, so to a5 cts per "a
New beautiful Spring DelAincs 90 10 So"
Handsome Plaid Dress Goods. % cts
Goods for Travelling Dresses. % 10 so
London Check poplin SIR finish, 30
Alaplcca Stripes, s7t
AIapaeca Plnids, AZ
Alapnccs, Brocade sin Stripe. 56
Alapaccas, Plain Doublsfold, 90 10 IS
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Wanted Wanted 4!

Cd ono WILL BE PAID FER TWoNE
D. OUO q enter the Army s. Substitute
Term 81 service years. Application mast D. made
between TOTS and August esth. Apply al
lflS DFFIfT
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no Yor WISH TO De CUREDs
- nk. RlCmAN,N

no Yor WISH TO De CTEEDf
- lk BECHAN'a
EAILl>ll SPECIFIC Pills cure. In less than n
&ays The waFst cases Il NEkNot >NE-s. Inpo,eB
ga Premature Decay, seminal Weakness Insanity
ana aH flnary, ~esua and Nervous Affections. :,
lnaiier from what cause praaucea Prize. ons Dol
iaf Icr htiN, cen. post paid ~ malt oa rertipt q
~ asiler One Box sill perfect the cure ~ ina.l
casea. Address
J&Mh- s. RTI.EE.
aa9 G'a "a Ago.. lzi Rr14dw4y. sew Ysfk
Editor Of Journal.
i1A& rus Wiih yaar rernlssisn
: Ntsa o. - ftla raacufs q H8ar ,.a5ar f8.st 2
A iEi1rn Ehaft t9 81 wk0 lsh 81 lfeal
Z a M8ih fs8 airnt as al makiHz an using
z tiAi Asstsha baitA tta. wall srettsaIiF -
move isn 4aSs FmFlts f.tteass Iaa Fftekfes
aaa az tflfl 81 $50 akiA leAxss,f the rasnt sest
"a Aals9ih aH4 siIful
Wsli msii ire Is ,Aasa h4e.nz HsIA Heads
~ Bare laae simPla directions aad lauFN4stilsf
las VI silsHs fhvM D. siaFt iaii greath al Ina
artAaf liair Mhiskefa = Muasracas. d. sss am
thirty 44ts
~ appli7aiieHs aaywersa ty n.tara naii ~ lthaas
THos. y CHAPMAN. Chemist
@F ~ hnaauays Nav York
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-23
BOOTS and SHOES.

BOOTS and SHOES.
A large stock
Ladies and Misses Glove Kid Balmora Boots.
Ladies and Misses Pebble CAR do do
Ladies and Misses Kid Bal aud Congress.
Ladies and Misses Cloth Bal. and Congress.
Children and Infant Shoes, every variety.
Ladies Leather Travelling Bags
willow Cabs, willow chtld', High Chair.
Willow child's Rocking Chair,
Willow Nursery Chairs, Fancy Cabs,
Boys Carts and wbeelbarrows.
Paper Ilangings and Curtain Shades,
Very handsome new patterns.
Judd's Patent Window Shade Fixture.
best thing there is
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-08-23
New York Wholesale Prices
CURRENT OF PRODUCE.
hEroErEp ron ruE MANCHESTER gorRN4L. ny
w. =. Nc lure * Co.,.

"ttfg Ffptaee COMMISSION hatkaab
No, $50 Fulton Street, New York
Who receive Country Produce slah h 4asud /,
-eii aa conHissiln iIkei!htft aaFaBgcs 1a CON
gum ahis HLea istlreal ana rof.tf5 President
q Nurta hlfr haaE Aev }orA GiJy sAippgg,
hrilsAed regularly hita i0araet npaa+
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cTs,ssi ygs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

dollars, to any hlstaGcc, fora few
cents, tIlsongh the post-otice all
safe. The store keeper. the me-
chahic. aud all others can forward
small pt largS sums II pOetpfice
Orders, Id the safne way. The
working Of the Money Order sys-
tenn is simply %this--you fake your
motey to tie post;ofice, and the
Postmaster gives you an order on
the post-office where the party to
whom yon send it reside, and you
send them u line containing the
older. and they sign it, call at the
post Office, and receive the money.
There are the simple outlines OF
the rOcess, and we from our heart
thank the men who have resolved
to bless America with such u priv
lege to tho people. ~ ~
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
ROAD NOTICE..

NOTICE is hereby given that . petition
IN will be presented to the Camm ssi ners
u Prehle county. Ohio. q heir March term
OF session in 1854. PRAYING for grant to
change he Lewisbarg and New Paris c ,ua.
ny road rs %tollows, 70 Wit: the change to
commence At a pothnto on tqe Gettysburg and
Dark Cou ny line Free Turnpike, WAsre the
sail Lswisburs and New Parts road intes,
scots the said Fee Tasapike; thence North
along the SAID Free sTarup,ke IL the Soah
y e Q ,rnsr II sscnOnlIh,r'eaa (l3l. Of JET.
ter ~ Township; thsaca EAst along the
section line between s~ections irteen (l3l
and twentylfoaf CO.., 70 tho to9nship line
batween .Jeiferon and Monroe town hips;
thence East alung tho section line between
ssctions eighteea f8l and niheieen ligJ of
Monroe township, half eluile to q roat run.
ming NORTH from the Nae6Hal load, sana
there to termfnate, and so much Of the Lev
isburg and New Paris fuaa Rsiiea between
the crossings 4 the ah0ysmentipnsd tod in
NJ nroe To- hship BY the said LeWisburg aud
Es9 PAriaroad, Aadthe intersection Of the
aid Free Turnplk BY said L~swishnte and
New Paris road TO be vacated
MANY PETITmNERA
Feb l., l864-Mm
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
SUMMARY.

Mr.. CHAsE's rev Bank law lie
popular with soma. and hateful to
others. Such is life, and the ways
lnddoings of public men, whether
At the Bar in the pulpit, on the
battle field, or in Congress, will
always be open to public criti-
cisms and animadversions. Public
opinion IL strange and most ca,
PRECIOUS tribunal.
10 great battle has been fought
Of late, but there have been some
sharp and serious fights in various
parts, aud as far as we can JUDI c,
our men have been, in general, vic
torious /; but we ind it hard to
come at tn" full and real truth. Q
It 10 reported that the siegs Of
Charleston has been abandoned,
but for the tsath of this report wo.
DO not vouch. It is very evident
that the War Department haalre
solved to concentrate our armies
more closely together.
The President has just called for
Eve hHndred thousand more men,
to serye4or three years or during
the war. The draft is to be made
on the 1Oth-d day of March next -
THIS call demonstrates that the
War Department is resolved ITO do
Or die. After-the LIST day of March.
the bouuties offered to men who
viii enlist viii cease.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

..TAKE NOTICE.

The Dealocralic' 'Press' ri q ,C0
We see that the price Of our Tory
coteinparsry iAto@a, ia raised to
$1s75 and $500. We Wi.h Oh,
frienis to understaud that nee have
not Aised our price, hut coutiuno
to furnish the demo .ratic Press
to esnbscrib .rs for $3.50 year in
greenbacks, or for ONE GOLD Doll
AR Remember friends; We will
take ONE GOLD DOLLAR for u years
subscription to our paper, or ONE
DOLLAR AID A QUARTER in silver.
Bring us some of the good old
Democratic money for a Dem IA
cratic paper. Payment must IN all
oases be made IN ADVANCE.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
MEY ADKER7zSENENTS.
NOTICE.

Philip Rvtle, plaintiff, preble County
TcaristiNs Raress aud Pleas PetihSnfor
others, defendants Partition.
ITllHE defendants. Elisabeth Wyxls, widow
J. and dr. weress, and Christina Roger,
lypd Isaac Rogers her husband, John Wykle.
fCttherina Gooshwald md John GoosIiwald
her husband, Jefferson Wykla, Philip Wykle
10 minor, Albert Wyklel u minor, George
Wykle . minor, Martin Wykle q minor, Ssr
tsh Wykle 4 minor, and Amos Wykle q minor,
children and legal heirs Of David Wykle, de.
ceased, who RI q son and heir-at law of
George Wykls, late Of Preble coalty,, Ohio,
deceased Q said widow aud children Of
said David all residing in T~ippecanoe eounty,
lnalana,~Magdalene wykle, daughter oi
the said George Wykle deceased, aud who
resides in bnelAIhn county, Iowa; John
Wykle, a sou Of said George Wykle, de.
ceased, and who resides In Csss county. In
dIana; Elizabeth Cook aud Larry Cook her
husband, she being a daughter vf said George
Wykie deceased, and both residing ia Tippe-
canoe county, lndi, ma; Rebecca I)odson
aud Albert Dodson her husband, she being
n daughter Of said George Wykle d ERASED,
and both residing in DE- witt copntS Illinois
San" - WyAle, a sou Of said George. Wykle
drceasrd, and & antee Of Geor-e aNNkie tuf
vtltpn county, Ohio, tho paid Samuel res,d
ing IN rrcbte county, 0hio; Solomon Wykf.,
Y SON It SAID George Wykla deceased, mud
Wis RESIDES aIsa in Preble county, Uhio; mud
Catherine Wykle, al idioiic daughter Of said
(Aanr.ra NFrII. I. L. ..sl.- -
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
A Good Paper.

For the Information of our 10
likiOns readers. we beg to tell them
that the beat religious paper pub
liAled on the American Continent,
IA the True Presbyterian pub.
lislrd At Louisvif'e, Kentucky -
The Editor, tie Rev. STUART Rob.
INsoN, b. d.. ia n sou ID theologian,
and Il splendid scholar.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
WANTED.
A dad bt Wheat, Oat, or BaEle
Straw, ot Gori Fodder, waAksa
rEAebI4rRLYl Calt 1T tue Press
ptise Esloa ~ ssdE
The ScIentiAo American.

This valuable journal If the arts and sci
enceS Is one Of the most useful a. well rs in
tlsssahg asFlabs 4sahlshsd m thssvnfssd
Statea. II contain. afand Of valuable infot
MAT u o. t6e MeehGalcs ahs Farner, the
'Engi the Chemist and the Aappfaclrr
er No scientific lnaa or practical agricul.
turisa oaghf u ~ wiihnut IL, while lhshe
whose invent u genius leads them % et or
meut aud invent new eoGhil a,ions Of ma
tetiafor power win find III his exec Il So
fiAt a. that theylwa ito .sim atate IN Il IN
senai and also Instructions Ii "a fbs BET
means u proisct' dE The reGalts Of thsir, "a
tbors. =. q bsr . II b1nesasss :
TIE publishers ara iyeuis for procuring
Patent for iaSeations, aud thsit saccass3 in
thla dsPsrtaant iss g~usfanfes for The care
and iaEslFgeHue Win which The btsiDssa Is
conducted, ASabsoribss tot lths spiiES+irlc
AxERigls, and We Win insure yoy the worth
Of s5db mmey in the frat number II s,r.
: Terps-$s per ahpatn IN advance. Gel
theht alH1eFs, All eS nnsncs with he
New Year address MUM & Co; "a, Park
Row New York. r'ns7'o'- nl ~ Z
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
Legal NOTICE.

5zDlt ReKihtitg tfff Preblt
It'll 3 cgnnlasSn fislI
lnt bfHtfil daF Civil Acli6k
fFffs tVotf nshsa 1sIend.a, Riehsi
ctnninrkapf. VIII take notice that III
abOse aaifed plRi6tt Jacob McKinstik
az ihe cuuhf9 III Erpble, phd State o Ohio,
I'D. on the lOiH11EafD kcemher, 4. D 1854,
Sc bis petition In the C0urt Of Common
,Eeas &c Preble county. Ohio, arainat the
ma nIch3Fd Gannln SIAltaS
Kelly, and Nancy KeI q HE wife, defendants,
se,qngtlFtbsihst the said plaintiff, aiApfety'
and the said Richard s GunniugkkiR
apsihcipAk onthe 18th dns 81 tAcemhsr, D.
sl6s7S - theifganmissors ante df that date,
tetaIse bound sdshe deftpnaat Marcy Kslly.
~ shy her eI40:e0 In Twelve inonths there
tsfiet or at any time after thirty days notice.
Nrih eight per cent interest, which period
Mas ELAPSED. and II at The said note, except.
ing the sun Of $s,3s psid on the a2nd day
iaf February, 4 D. 1860, aud &l4s7l paid on
the lst day 0f March, Ap. 1851, remains
wholly unpaid,
And praying for a decree directing said
X. $. Cunningham, 70 pay Said note TO the
said Nancy Kelly. with the interest and cost,
and fol, other .saitpble relief. And the de.
tendentf RietardS 8. C~unuinghara, q Jarthsl
notilied that the above named plaintiff did
or said 18th day Of december, A. D. 1863,
obtain frpm said Court en- order Of Attach
mrnt againstthe goOds, e~fattetss lahds, tene'
ments, &C. Of The. said X $ Cunningham,
aid that said 6hdeF of attachmeBt FaaAou
the l7th DAY Of preemb-re-IsSS by the
Sh. rib VI Preble c. unity, Obo duly levied
on one grey 'h0rSe,Jthe property cf sidsdeE
fendant C~annihgK6M,S fini said comfy Oi
Preble. And the defendant, Richard s.
Cunningham Is further ie,I6ed hat he ii
required to appear and answer said petition
on III before the, third Ssturday after The
9Th day Of Aarchinexi.s ~ EE
ATTEST, ZOOS Z STEPHENS,
C. ". Larshl, Clk!Hs ~ AayS for 'tlt6.
Feb. I, lS63-6w CPr.f $1,000.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
n WeIooms Komei

A goodly number Of our brave
+oldier boys are now at-honle for a
short 'inr in CIR midst. We are
glad toseelhtm look sowrll, cheer
tuI ned ilppiy1; they will smu
leave us pPairi, TO face the enemy
on the battlefield. Let our meet
fsrssnt prayers for their preseiya,
tionfin fbe heur OF danger accom-
pany them. '.1-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

ETkt0K T0MLENs0n. ia yuiis 4.
"a l6mfl11cu, ofthe enrnty Il Afnti1n, ana
htato u Indiana, VIII I1kB a6dce. ihat
Chflttophcr Brewer, If tbn eouakr 81 Prokh..
and State Of Ohio, did % Tie feth az 81
ENoe6nbeE 1858, Elo bis petition IA IL
ECgaft Qf Common Pleas within and III ~
q tt.ole Aud SiAls d Chic lsHlDlt
The aid zadok Tomlips1n and tolla i.
Ipp'lpscgl fife RI ohE RR
9nAonnah klooMltN tIe tlI5, ~
y. nloKsr, esientsnfs, shiefis De-
Ing The object Of which q . ~ Glids
: cer.Hip warranty deed Aketulef 81 IL
said John aud SAeaau6h Bloomfield, On sbs
18th day 81 July 1tse2, eokseyilf 10 ~ said
Zadok Tomhnspn, the following real cslsls
situate ii kreble county Ohio: Rtinf lie
north part, Of The narth-eaatquarisr. ssction
36, township =, range / east; hsinr tkif44t
eight acfes more of tess Of IRE NORTH Side f
said quarter
Alio, tLA southpWel. quhrsf. Of seCt,oa
30, township 8, raggs. 9 east. eontsininr as
acres, nose OF IesS, which deed Il Il alisred
Q have hese ffaadalently made snd sEesu-
bed.
Alse aAskjhg,te ae. ssids 4 csrtaiu most.
gage ezecatede % the said 18th dag OF jul,
1864 on she nbove described premises 81
the Aaid Zpdok Tomlipson ID t6esaid Joha
and Susaanshl bloomfield Eof 5000; cor.
lditioned 'tiat the said zadul Tomlinsoa
sgaIl support and maiutaiA chs said JohS
aud Susannsh Bloom6eld his vito dur:ne
their rhseas on the ground that tn. said
mortghg& it fraudulenl,a ard yoid, aud made
10 defeat the piaintilfia the collsclion Of sn1
Judgment he NIGH. obtain against the nd
John bloomfield, IA an action then pending
IN Preble Gommop pleAs. Also stating "a
recovery Of $500 damageaa and ! f2-aL coste
against the said john Bloomfield in said 4.
tion, which 10 unsatisted. Andalso statut
b,at Mary N, Broser mas = lien on said
premises prior to plaintiff Judgment. for
$3.50, and e9jI66 cost5.
Aud asking that said deed and mortgage
may By sci aside As fraudulent and VOID.
Aud further asking that said premlses mar
be sold to satisfy the plaiatifs, said iuds.
ment and costs, after satisfj ing said prior
lien In favor OF Mary NJ Brewer, aad othef
equitable relief. And The defendants are
required TO answer or demur to said ~ustition
on the 18th day Of March 1864, or 40 ordnf
and Judgment will be asked FOR 10 their sb-
sence.
GILMORE 4 cANPRRiE,
Atty's for Plaintiff.
Attest,
c. w. Larsh, Clerk. .
Dan. u, IS6t-wt. lPrE $500.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

%. FoRNRY says that Mrs. Lin,
coin was dressed with such Angelic
taste vt the last levee at the White
House, that he was dumb with ads
miration Of her appearances. This
is not the first instance on record
where an ASS mouth was stopped
looking at an angel. Vide the his,
tory of BALKAN in the Old Tesla,
ment. ta
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

lHG R..v. DR.. kirk. of Boston,
has delivered n sernon- to show
that ''he Church is in DANCE. from
infidelity." Then we tear the
Church has the worst of it-for it
will he a long tim !, In This country.
before intidelity will be in dun9er
fir m the church The Church has.
alas, fnrssken Christ for negrqe$l-
Logically. we M $ except all white
men. who respect themselves, to be
iutdel TO such churches.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
LEGAL EoTiUR.

M-L..H.Fr H.LH
AndI'. Wight Pssh,. csasss
James Wright, ct. al,
HIdE above named d~ofsadants. lame.
i Wright, Of Moodford county; Illinois:
Peter Wright, Jacob Wright, Milton Gin
aud Elisabeth Gill, his wife, and Joha
Wright Of Wabash, county, Indians; Joha
1. Brubaker and Hannah Brubaker his wifi.
of Lee coahty Illinois; William, Wright.
David Wright John 7. M~orn;ngstar and
Sarah A. Norningstar, his wife. Matilda
Jane Wright, . minor Melsona Wright
minor; Mary Wright, a minor Hannah A.
Wright, . rniaor, and Anna Wright. widow
Of Daniel Wright, deceased. ofPtebis com.
", Ohio are hereby notified that on the On,
day Of January, A u. 1864, the above
natned petitioner, Andrew Wright fied IA
petition in the Clerks 0aice Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, or Piehie county. Ohio
against them as defendants, Wherein tha
said petitioner demands the assignment, Of
the DOVE. Of tho said Anna Wright. in The
one undivided eleventh naft Of, And aiso
partition ofthe ~following Real Estate. sit..
ate in the county Of Preble, and atats Of
Ohio, and described as follows towis.
One huadtea acres, sitaats ahd being IN
the vest aide o.. the No-d vest quarter OF
section number %. oftowpship 5, Of range.
2 east, &c bounded Cd the eaStby 4 s;Fty
acre tract, ia the same quarter. oxnad 81
Jaeob Trout, aud extending to he o@r;r;naif
line, Of the quarter on ths -north.vesi ~
pseath espectivelv.
ALSO, twenty scresin and Of he sotfk
sids Of the aonth. west ouarler Of ssid 49,
ton *, in towaship s.. and range s sast.
s cong -s..sssss s t. W1,1i.n . $ ssss e
deceased yJdha Blora and vito % tic ssI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04

Addition party e assume the d.
rection Of our National aft irs
They now fsa aud knOl0 That they
lifted a party into power whose
ravasss upon lie pflhdipleS 8 epr
institutions are as Sighting AZ the
marcb of the Tartars Of TamerIane
aud the Huns Of Atills. The PEG.
pie fsskaDd Rospsshatniu4anaills
omened hour of blind insanity they
foisted 4 party into p6wef @iibse
POLITICAL principles aud. teachings
are death to the Republic
But it il we'll that the check
of the progress of Democratic priu.
ciples should be celebrated. Il IL
hest, when unclean Abolition hands
are placed upon the pure pages ot
the d~eatinies Of the Republic, tina,
the attention of the people should
not mark the stains they leave.
Yos, nominate "honest" Old
Abe, and with the force of the
bnyonet place him ~ power over
the shattered fragments If nur once
glorious old Union. hut don't SAY
The widows aud the orphans, or the
masses desire it. 1t is false
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-04
"A man holding apolicy /,

sa-A man holding apolicy Of
one thousand dollars in one of the
Manchester Lille Insurance GomIn,.
MES, enlisted a few days ago, and,
visiting the Office where he was in,
sured, said he was going to war,
and in all probability would be
killed; he had therefore come down
20 ask then. If they could pay him
half the sum on account