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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-25
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,

In addition to the very liberal warranty given,
we would say. as heretofore. that farmers are at
liberty Ia work our Machine through the harvest.
pi,h any other, and keep and pay for the one pre-
ferred.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-25

In all their stages, little change In diet at lille
expense, no inconvience. and no exposure
II causes frequent desiIe ard gives strength to
nrinate Thereby removing distinctions. Preventing
and curing structures o. the urethra laying pain and
ihhamaten, So frequent in the class of diseases, and
expelins All pos pHous diseased and aoruou, matter
"usands and thousands who have heen the victims
OF qaacks aud Who have paid heavy fees lie cured
In SHIRT time. have found they were deceived, and
mat the posun has, ~ the use of. powerful astrin-
gents been dried up IN the system break out in An
aggravated form, and perhans After marriage.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-25

And REGULATE THE SYSTEM.
Their Great Cons 5;natiOns.
They are Apcrcat, Toac, Lax div alive, sim
u'Ant, counter Irit-it Sndoridc.
... As EViCUANTS,
They tnnre certain at thor IA than the Drastic
Pills Aioes Crntna la lon o.. LtItcrisu
and rio"e soothing end healing thaa soma, OF ihca
barb, or flmarnis, or Castor OH
IN SUDDEN ATTACKS or
1ul l.s ston Of &c ,wrlS Stomach, Ivtr Spleen,
i3.,lc or kinryS. Ejo1i Cln!c Diliaa4 Fever
Ery ipe as or Conscatvc Fever, small Pa. il, ascs,
&c ret Fever,
SIX TO EIGHT o. Dr.. EADTAY'S E!-Gu-
LATINO PILLS WILL PURE. TIL. P2I.iA-
Ey CAUSE Or THE. From TIE aY5TEI
II SIX HOURS.
One dos" OF ir. EttNay's lfis viii cleanse tire .ltes
tual cautl, ana purge from Tie bowel; ~ crea s
aaI retained hunors, thorough! ts bc,.a or the
bet approved cnetc W, csu'c the stomach " tn
uut producing inflammation, rTrt,aa, weakness,
STRAIN q,
or other nnil as@i,:t - tn'u,. The are M hcr
.argatirc pas lie wora TIA, Vi. secsre las Gai
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-08-25

6UI a bIlSA AND VEUkOJGH
EVACUATION F ROM THE. OWELS
Is ALWAYS SECURED.
Newly Discovered Principles in Purgatives.
Dr. Railways Pills the best Purga,ivc Pills in tho
worli ard tho only Vegetable Substitute for Calome
Mercury ever discovered. They arc composed OF
VEGETABLE EXTRACTS FROM ROOTS,
HERES, PLANTS. GUNS, SEEDS, FLOWERS,
BARKS, FRUITS AND WEEDS, PRE-
PARED IN VACUO.
One grain OF the cx,rac: IF the medicinal proper.
ties ofRldway's Pills posses greater curatvn power
disease than Z thousand OF the crude and inert
rateri as that enter into all other pills in These
Pills compounded # the active medicinal proper
ties II tho Roots He bs Plants, Flowers. Guns &c OF
Which they n:e composed one dose viii prove their
superiority T. all ether pills They
PURGE, CLEANSE, PURIFY. HEAL,
SOoTHE, CALM, STRENGTHEN,
ISViGORATE,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
ADVERTISEMENTS
SALE or REAL T A

David + y. oziAs, Plaintiff. Preble Com.
John ". Weakly, eial. Dets. Civil Action.
AZ Pursuance ofaa order # sale bv tho
1Coatt of Common Pleas Of Prsble Couuty
v and to me directed, l will offer for saie
: public %sactiou. At the do.r Of tie Conrt
Hoise. in Eaton, Ohio, =
On Wednesday tie iOM day If August.
A.. v 1864, Att O'Clock, P. NJ, the following
described real estate, situate in the count '
ofPreblr, and State of Ohio. te.wit: "Tbe
North East Quarter Of Section No nine, roy
township No six, f6) Of Range three, az
East, containing 1872 acres more or less
Appraised at $e00D. 90. .~nAnEf 2
9ERNS OF SALE --ohs ttird cash in
hand; eae third in 8 months, and the residue
III IL months fropthe dsy Of sale; deferred
payments to bear interest and to be occurred
syG mortgage oh'thc premises sold.
CHASSW. sSMAiN;@
Special Master Commissioner
Gllpore 4 Campbell, Attorney
jane g, J%ssf,7-Sw. fprf. 5.25 9
rs The above described farm belongs
to The estate Of Samuel Weakly, deceased.
aa1is about two miles south ofLewisbarg. =
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
T.
Extract Of SarsapariIla,

NE NEST e~iEectnal remedy which the medical
skilfof our times can devise Tor this every
where prevailing and fatal malady. 1t is COM
ohiod from the most active remcdials that haye
been discovered for tho expurgationo 81 this foul
disorder &om the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive eNisegucnccs.
Hence it should be employed FOR the clirc Il
not only Serofula! but also ilEse other afec.
tons which arise from it, such ms ERuRriyE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. ANTnoSY's Fine
RosE, OF ERssrrELAs, PiMrtEs, PusrurEs
BLoTcnEs, pLtIxsendB oiLs, Tuaors, TErrsR
and BAIT RifEUM, Seam Han, MIxowonM,
R~HEuaATIsM, SyruULInc and MEnccRiiL Dis
EASES. DiorsY, DYSPEPSIA, DEnniry, and,
indeed, AI4rC COMPLAINTS ARISING rH0M yiriA-
TED on 1NPURs Broom The popular belief
"impmiy ofkhs blood" is founded in truth,
for serofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
rila Is to purify and regeneratc this vital fluid,
which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions. 4.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
Tptnl anS yfI isttuanssas.o

M We sesthat our highly respec.
table, obliging, useful and honest
|drayman, Mr.. AIcHAEL RYAN, Is
talked about in the "Register this
week, as d man, who has to be
tried. 1t 10 after and not before the
trial, chat the "Begister9 hos 1
GIT tc intsrmeddle. lav5 2
no ~ Mr.. r. p. AoToH's Saw Mil
was destroyed by Are, At 1 o'clock,
on Monday morning. The Ma.
Ohinery, %, 900 feet ii lumber and.
14,poQ stayess were sutirsly con.
sumed, 1t isrsuppOsed1 that Mr..
Acton's lossMill amount ID [,
Thefs can b but little dopbt, that
the Are wrs The diabolieal deed Of,
inespiiarys Had the wind.
been strong, the whole Of Eaton
might have bsen consumed. In.
one heappf ssh NJ Essessorts
q hsaE tbs pOrd RHiterpntnsehss6
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
LATEST.

From all the Information we now have Il
wOnld appear that General Grants active
operations in the field have closed for the
present. dc has now takec . position whence
nc can carry on q siege which will necessa-
rily be protracted and tedious. The effort 10
carry Petersburg by assault failed, as also
did the movement to flank 1t, and now Gener.
al Grant is compelled to adopt the only
courst which is left him, and endeavors to
reduce the cities of Petersburg and
Richmond.
d The President o.day, nominated
VIM. P. Fessenden of Maine, to be
Secretary of the Treasury. The
nomination was confirmed BY the
Senate unanimously. Ills accept.
Ance has not yet been received.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
THfs CAMPAIGN7

-0- Far
, y The New York Etfaing Post. ap
ape and potent Republican jonv.
ipab isonot exactly satisfied with.
tho iatd admission at wsshingtoa
Of this war lasting beyond this
year. and thus gives the President
and Cabinet q hit over the knack
les. It,says. Z ga ass aoft9 9ai
gg.Fhs armies must be Kept filed .
this campaign must be the last
against the rebels; and we can not.
even to hazard our success
byscarelessness. ~ ais
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

81 New YoRk, June 28.4Fhe Rich.
mondo Era miner ofthe 24th saws
Hnnter retreatedto Pincastle, hsv.
ing lostrl8 guns . "a beis.i vi
Nzw YoRR, June la-Inr the at.
fair OF Wednesday last the Tri
buno's correspondents says the 18th
and 18th Massachusetts, and the
And aud S2ud New York, were
captured bodily. The object of
the movement. was to get possession
OF the railroads south of Peters.
burg was not gained, though the
movement of our forces was
promptly resumed, alter the rebels
had %retreated with their captures.
Owing, to ths rsbels having the
track, and reaching the
first, Shen they repulsed our
advance force, consisting of the
Vermont Brigade, which lost SO,
IN prisoners. lo
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

camel knesling down before Lddls Ns,oi.
on, (aCsmeP - 06rmans eall ~ 49,
wuol. s5eeaaiveiy StnpidA contrary, siIIy
pt1eg sophisticated : fannis figure
AAerlca looking down up5n No ~
the one of proud am hohl IN ~
etRer a hul d DID cl4Nii, WIN r ~
teetstsa. Shn prefers tbs yonhrer IN \
sa1aIto Lint0lH: "Nerer MIND old
an done with you'll
SILL anoIhef represented the chs,;ot "
state, with the Goddess Of Liberty Sevara
Blair and Bates ~ horses, Lincolnas rcSrE.
man. The horsss are ~EallopiBe wildlv q.
ward q precipicelS Some one Of IN. psoni.
seize The wheels, Two ,of the horse1
'ready uttooss, ane the third is cut loose
Win an a. ~ kremoat;, Lincoln is,tot,er.
lng ohihif driteg seat the Goddess OF Lib.
erty says; John you had better take cherse
Another earicalore represented Mr.. ALins
com AZ blondin walking "a rcpa ina prettS,
tottering condition, aud dropping from bis
carpet bag seven hundred Millions of Federrl
patronage army cBmmissionp, po1k Office
appointments, &c vvr go
Another one represented Nj. Liueela
: Timber jimmy, tho string being pulled by
ma blair Seward and Hafleck. The suner.
scrlpi!sn VAS; 4 and my Cobinetl" ri
etlIi another REPRESENTED Mr.. Lincoln "A
AfsRy ioFlotns looking traveller With a car.
p.et feck on his back, looking wistfuIlV al
we White House, which he Is leaving andt
.lng;ng; 9hl must ! then, must | thsp lave
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

h@- Secretary Stanton telegraphs
t5eue.al Dix that General Sher.
man had made an unsuccessful at
tack upon the enemy's position at
Bush Creek, Georgia, We were
66l co. repulsed, dosing 1000 or
o;vo0 men, besides a large number
of'otieers. Colonel Daniel MeCook
among others, is reported severely
wounded. 1t is not thought the
eiiemy'sl loss was severe. rs they
Kept behind parapets. The fight
occurred Monday.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
AEER,s
.Ague Cure,
FOR the Speedy cuRE OF

FoP TIE SPEEDY CURE Oh rA4r
,.ssl gsaaa.
Rsmf1ssn rexer, or Fever and Ague,
Aguo, PorIodicsi Heaaaebc er R him.
Tor i whole Class OF Iise"ses ori inS"ssa
Ing ~ hillary arrangement, caused Nv
the Maiapia Of A~Iiasniatic Ccuntriss,
We .rs - 49,.
remedy sbisb %buo i, e,, = o. NJ .1s sOlhmuniiy 3
Win $500, X XII ~ He 9pote complaints
o%uantity' Such : r asn si Z GUY nalmie e. m any
WHORE thaso ansia.;n. Isords% y ai1t aSIs
!. Tr.. s's.o 49, aSnnE disorders prevail This
,Sn AN 49, ~ n, y nuasIhauc poison OF FEVER
solorresnt If y n 'ss sys.em, ana prevents tke Do
preach Of rs pr en- SaiunSe srm saSem on .E e S DIst Y n;
:Sss,sslslai.. vi s ~ Y t' s'3 sSssPsst. y r 81 i sl1s:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
SPECIAL FROM CAMDEN.

4sWnsoE 81 yGlIs going
ahead IN the Grocery business
Hssjppt thu man foEtheop6blie
because he keeps sgsfgthiag they
need--from . frame fora squirrel
Hunters Discharge down to a
stick, of candy. The farmers can't
do Rith6nt lim--for in harvest
tiRe ts kesPssihst what they want,
W1L has fresh RrOal every Tues.
day aud Saturday, aud New Cakes
every day. Robin WITH the Green
NN9 @FAA %sN
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
HsN1OB. INV tlHNes !. ar
{, Eoos &~sTEPAENlsss =
Ar Law,
AND g. gbsas { 8
NOt4rfeR
N aRITthNS 0utnM MA

MILL attend promptlyte all business
spttSstss e their cars. IN Prsbls snd.
adlolnlhg epgRtieS., AZ .4agelwg ( g. \
special attention Will be bald. q. the pro.
caring Of IEfTKR3 on sADMlNISTRA.
HON aud GUARDIANSHIP thsSETTLE.,
MENT OF ESTATEB The GOLLECTInN
OF DEBTS. PARTlTI0NING DFLAhDS
and 70 W execution q DEEDS. MORTGA.
GES.s aud All kinds Of C0NYEYANcES :,
80 ONCE ever Co1msp, Bro sJSfore' an
gein street iRasdisielEOPpCaiI ihe GourI
'Hyise. a. slceo .tssiAss "a ~IskcHl2slt /
,a5as8 u q 8seliE . Aiasl&
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
TIE EYENFla Last BASE nRogEs b,

g4r.EIn. H.H FTL - = 6F-rN-TS
un Saturday Inst General W. H. F. Lea il
seported to hsye made . descent upon West
: over on the James River, tho last base Il
Hrant on the north side, sunk three Iran,
ports with his artillery, and frightened o1
sundry other vessels. Colonel Garyis 70.
ported to have desttbyed the wharyes from
harrisoh's Landing down Westoycr, so ,b,i
those memorable sestiges Of Yankee occs,
patton At least have disappeared. Thar "a.
construction By the enemy will scarcely be-
attempted during this campaign. rod
we publish elsewhere the important ns1,
form the tatt.6eld near Treyilan's. The
prisoners being captured by the hunlreda.
5he victory is at last decisive. God be
"Shsridan is flying in copfaaiop." .Th.,
splendid cavalry "a b;oken. Prisoner,
horse =, nrms--sueh ara the ~resnlis Of three
daJs lighting ~ E.1 ~ 5li
Tho following Is . lat of the Yankee pris.
onsrs brought 70 aha place yesterday and
Two hundred and. seventy, one brought in
this evening, twenty six yesterday, one hun.
drsd and fifty do; twenty two d.; iopr hup,
dred and sixty 4 uf from Tresilan's q, twenty.
.nree iroDa hunters arny--iour hunas,d
ana eighty seven prtvates ia oil.
otleers Que aatatat generl, one lien
tenant colonel One saptain, ons lieutenant.
one ehePlains$6 one snfgsoa, one special COR
respondent from HnBier's army tSv the Gin.
cmnati Commessial Ha,ld abr Wheeling n.
ielhgsr and VI testtr Lloyd, of Fairfax
charged siJipilo.sinig The enemy.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
wilton, "damned Be he that Oria.

written, damned be he that erie
enough"
But we must keep to our text
! and thus expOundAthR doethne ).
sEmigra gn wei. ont bsloss
enigrapts we wish Empress np.
on your pure minds, she fact, .thSt
when youeeomp 6eFe, You mliat b
sFmed with . highland dirk, a few
round rocks, and a Urge revolver.
These are the law and the prophets
3 America IrususyoRndonnot
Know what we mean, but "to be
forewarued is 10 be forearmed.n
We have had good, great, most
piouS and holy country here but.
some OF US wanted a stilla better
country, and SO they let loose the
dogs of.wars md now that the seo.
son is hot, the chief dog, named
Grant, and the shepherd-Lineoln,
are after the wolves in the South;
.t but 3 as they cannot catch them, they
want European enrs to the
rescue. We tell these ours, that
weare totally and damnabls ruined
by this hunt after Southern BolEes.a
But we must drop our 6gnrative
mode OF speech, and speak plainly,
sVn earnestly and from painful
experience, advise all European
TO turn their attention
totAnstralia, Cape of Good Hope,
.oylonS or Canada, whore wages
lresgoOd' clothing and provisions
and life, limb, liberty, and
property are thoroughly protected,
q law equally mild, powerful
md just. The taxes levied in the
States, are now such as
people upOnlthis earth can pay.
as well as thousands of curl
. antrymen, brought gold to New !!
and finding that paper mo.
ley ISas just as good as gold, we !
converted our gold into paper cur. !
ency. Now, where are we? Welt
re totally ruiked. What little we { 2
ave lett of the sum we brought !. :
'ith US, allrin gold, is now in :
the greenbacks i
nd shinplasters. Were we to rer G
i'm to, day, we should have to Pay J
our times as much to get back, rs :
g had to pay to get into the in y
trap. Intended emigrants, Y
pen your eyes top-think, l.
before you farther go, La
Upon the brink Of everlasting woe" In
II ere are breakers ahead, and ia
lie worst has not yet been heard B
!. Governor Morton is but one D .
: a class, who would hail you to- =,
~. and hang you to morrow, lila,
should innocently do as you W
ave alw avs done in the Old e.
ountry, that 10, shout hu,ra fork
berty and constitutional rights.
Wages will rise higher and high.
, but tho price of clothing, rent, ).
ID provisions will rise still higher (.
d higher. until the employer a
mot pay tho employed until st
'thingand food cannot be bought pl
until houses cannot be built-P'
farms cannot be cultiya. "
i-aRd thus, the rich will swal. m,
v up all-the poor and toiling ed
llions will die of starvation and
kedness; uniyeral hanL rpn+o, sci
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
LF GAL NOTICE.
Margaret Jane Miller BY PrebIe. court
John J.N ehrley her Of cJmmon

seis Hdhon
Barbara Biller a others, Tor
Defendants. ipartitioAl
lhe said Defendants Barbara Miller Surah
1Sophia Miller, Mary Isnbella Miller, wi.
liam Albert Miller, and LYDIA Sus snnh MI.
Ter, residents Of Preble county, Ohio, and
the last named four, minors, will take notice,
that the plaintiff, by her said guardian. on
the 9th day Of June, A. D. 1854, fled in The
Office Of the clerk Of the. court Of cemmon
pleas Of the said County ofPfeble, hei petit
ion against them setting forth thai one JOIN
Miller, on or about the ID day Of july. AID.
1857, died interstate in said county. scizediD
fee simple of the South fourth of the west
half of the Southeast quarter Of Section l6.
in Tnwnship 8 of rage q. 20 acres, aud thu
west halt Of the Northeast quarter Of See
ton II, in the same Township and Range,
80 acres The two tracts Together; contain..
one hundred acres OF land, more or less. in.
the SAID county Of FEEBLE, that the said Bar
bara MilAY, e entitled to dover therein. AZ
the widow Of ssid intestals That The said
premises aabicct to said dover, Descended
to the petitioner Margaret Jane Miller.
and the said defendants, Sarah Sophia Miller,
Mary Isabella Miller, William Albert Miller
Lydiaspsanna Miller, each beius entitled to
Andlfided pteFest therein, IL fee of9ae,
ift,ss and praying that partition be made,
and the DOVER OF the SAID Barbara Miller as
d, paftition cannot, without maa!
fest injury, be Eade, then that the premises
nay bS sold. or OihcF mdertaheD pursuant
o the statute; and The sad defendants are
notiicd that the plalntif will make
application 70 the said court, &C che term
ep4mepeidg on the 9th day Of Aug
1854 for On order Of pardtion, and al
iiggmem Of dover, andfo or such Other orders
proceedings as may be legally aud. prof.
jsriy taken in the premiSes.
Ra@ FOoS& STEPHENS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
THE GOLD BILL


The Gold Bill which the Tribune with il,
usual reckless ~mendaaity defends, prevents
people from getting pay, fol. their produce.
Thus q merchant here has ordersto bay, say
ten thousands bushels of Chicago wheat. TIC
n'nal plan has been to 20 to BELMONT or
Browns Or Othef bankers, and sell the bill
of exchange against that wheat. He then
has the grsih forwarded and shipped, and
procurcs che bill Of ladipg with which he
goes to Inc banker and completes the bill
OF exchange, gets the money. for it snd pays,
for the wheat. This gold bill which the
Tribune defends with deliberate f~alsehoOd.
Furnishes that transaction With fine and i'm.
p%risonment for 2 year. A person living ia
this city may buy the wheat ia the city and
sell the bill iii does not take more then ten
days to transport and load it II any acct
dent makes i. Gle zen days hois Imprisoned a
year and tped, yj,4as 81 aJiv z-a asiav|
AgPlh, snppoae . merchant j. enabled 10
.h'pgrain on his own r~esopress, aud bss al
OF exchange @ eel against il, he can not
ii for gold. He can receive in payment
nothing but "Upiiad ststss nOics or ~nationaf
currency. He can not, take o. certified
'Asck on his bank PeyabIoat sightsin Legal
'eRder Neither esH b6lake q hae Of doabad.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
7AwkR REws.

sd- Nhiis Shsrijaa( with bis, esvalry,
vas nhrcting from While House to James
River. he had a bloody fight with the enemy.
He succeeded, however, in -etectiBg his re.
treat His loss is essiGAted at 6vehupdred,
among. whemare fonf Colonels.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Daniel Anil Plaintiff Prebie conn,y, ohiu
HSHHBI
Jacob Ault ct al,
~defendants.

ns.ins' 6slCourt of
JACOB cut e q, ~ common III
~deiendants. J.w4a pleas s.gsr
acob Ahlt of Jay county, Indiana, Eliza.
q beth walker, and Daniel Walker her hus
bApdof Randolph county, Indiana, Abraham
Audit, cfEIkhart county, Indiana. John Anlt
OF Miami county, Indiana George Ault. Of
Clark county, Illinois, William A6lt. Of Jaw
county, Indiana, William A.. Ault, 4 minor
under the aEe Of IA years Of Prebls county.
Ohio, ensans Shields, aud Albert OgSbields
her husband Of county Indiana ond
Isaac Asltanf1 Randolph eountyas Indiana,
hcirs and legal representatives of FredficR
Ault, late efthe said county o fPrreble. and
state 81 Ohio, deceased, wnaake notice that
,he above named plaintiff, on the Sd day Of
June, A. y. 1864 fled bis petition against
them in the Office of the clerk ofthe do1rt of
common pleas, of said county of PrebIe al.
ting forth that said Bredtick AulN on n q
. the 5th day OF March. 4. ID. 1864. died
seized in feesimple of3he Nortb.we ouar.
ter ofSection 4, in ownship,s, Of Ranee
in said County Of Preble, contaiaikE ef9II
ecreS OF land, more or less. That. the same
descendedto and vested IN. said niaint;tf a,5
'ala ~aeiendanti. as uc4Aeirs and legal ri
presentatives OF said deeedent, az an estate
inheritance in fee sihple, and, praying
mat PARTITION be made, off i66t cannot be
without manifest injayy, then that the
premises may be sold as directed by law =
And, the defendants are further notified ,bast
me plaintiff will make application to said
curt at the term theraof coumshcine ION
ne ON day OF August, A, ID, 1864. for AN |
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

PETERSBURG HIS BEEN TAKEN.
/ Andpesh Brother HeFs Just fethr1ed
from the 'front.' with Oh immense stock Of
goods, Of oil sorts, including the best and
cheapest sold IN EAtoh, which they have
bought for cash. sCalIatsks s,ote uext door
OBJ. Minor Main stfeet, ana you will
here see ths goods ana hear al! about the
estsekansds Sapoegths eitH9 HuTruh for
psenf great bAtgains socryilc ladies.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
Thosaw VII. bFoleI snd lssr y cold
4 HARYEST

fhOBarfsy crOp d good CHS wear, whsS
Ard serH are pSOMisvg and late Potatoes
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30
CHICAGO pENOcRATIoC dNgEN
TloN PQSIPONEDi

~ Capt JohasE Eastman Of this town
recently wounded b . sk irmish in.
Georgia, has aimee died, 5ayj
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

~ ThesNew York Hersld's Bermuda
correspondsnce says our gunboats nea
Richmond draw twelve feet wster, and tina,
the channel shove ueatis only eleven feet,
hence they can not approach nesrer ia
Richmond, s esGF5 N@H
M "The Richn snd Sentinel claims tina,
the rebel Government gathered thirty thous.
and smallarms on lie battle-ground of the
WildOrness.1 e~.l 100 f7R'
MrNrHisi June 25EA rebel di,patch re.
oeiysd at Holly Springs, yesterday, an
nounces the repulse Of Sherman By John
stOn, With loss Of forty FIVE hundred
men; Also claims airictory at Petersburg.
after the seyerest engagement Of the cam
pa'sn s1a nlrl odw efya8
The New York Times special says the
enemy are an strong forcd IN front Of
fs~fersbarg, as4&gD tjo, eGtAst" pa5
Tho 8 Esvs York World; special .S,i
that We are not yet in possession Of Weldon
and Petersburg Railroad, and thsrs Is no
for saying that we will have Il inn
msdistely. Y lRjgae ses'} 9"i 'f'Aa7'g]
l%spi1xAroLIs, June 49,
The news Of Sherman's recent defeat In,
cast a gloon. over this community. manyof
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-30

frequently By somepNTl1ua loOk
ing on, ut u on Betllfnut's
.pyeperigD AIet think
't9s hey
-fhoa~ VIII pfete and Deer 10 cold
walsr ~ 6od a. Best artiSIo made shy
whefsin this neiShbourhOo d, q he Eaton
Brewery, The conpony arc highly resPect-
able and Trustworthy.