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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
,a- DRY GOODS AND Col D-Sa
TUMBLlNG DOW "!

Gall at Mcsars. Huston & Ste'
phens, on Main Street, and you
will there find Dry Goods at great
ly reduced prices. Huston and
Stephens fo%reseeing the great der
cline in the price of gold, and
knowing the great reduction in the
price of Dry Goods thot must ne
ces8ariiy follow, resolved to clear
out their stock. at once, and they
are now selling the greatest and
best bargains, sold in Eaton for
years past, at really low prices
Their broadcloths, t3eeds, mUsllns,
boots and shoes, are of the 1est
quality,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
RICHMOND GONE UP

Coffman aud &c. have just laid in
an entirely new stock of Dry Goods
which are on sale at their store
formerly occupied by N. B. Ste
pbens, on Main Street. The goods
are the cheapest ever offered for
sale in Eaton for years past. Golf
man and Co. have so reduced their
prices, having bought cheap, that
they defy competition and only ask
the public to give them a trial.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Lewis Perkins and Sophia Preble Comm
Perkins his wife, VS.. Mary Pleas
Bosvorth, ct al. In partition
TN obedience to the conn and Of an ords
J. Of sale, issued from the Court Of COunOs
Pleas within and for the county Of RrcblS
in the above case, 10 the sheriff OF said eoun
~ directed. l will Offer fof sale ct public az,
ton Atthe door Of the Court house, in VatsS
in said comfy, on SGtGrdAv the 22nd day d
October A u 1864 between the hours Of ] aud
40 clock P N. Of said day, the folloWias
real estate situated In the county Of Prshla.
and State Of Ohio. and bounded ~ follovL
10 Wit: 10 | acres OF Of the West side OF 20.
ton No, 10 in Township .. Of range !
East, &c, Being the same land con, 80
BY deed Of Henry BoSvorth to John bO
worth, and recorded in Book No, II pAgt
3s9 land records Of treble county DIX
appraised at 96,65S,0o Also tho SOutL
West corner Of tie South West quartsI
of Section No II, in Township No, o,
Ronge No !, Eaost &C., containing lSi
acres moro or less Appraised OF, el,7SI,Oe
the two tracts containing in the aggregate
l2OI acres, more or lsss, all tree and OlSoa
y dower.
Terms OF Ssle--f Of the purchase mos
ey cash on the day of sale, Tin one ysSI
and I in two years; deferred payments "a
bear six per cont. interest from the dAT Of
sale, and 10 be secured BY mortgage % tA
prem's es. ,p
, Sheriff Of Prebls cOSatJ.
Gilmore L Campbell, Attorneys
Sept. n, l864-tdS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
The Peace Plank"

The shoddyites are continually
bowling about the "peaee plapN'
of the Chicago platform. The kind
of peace they want is APPLY da6peI
by General Tilton in Speech made
Ut a Republican meeting in Boston,
October 10. General Tilton said
81 don't want any peace except on
such terms as Abraham Lincoln
will make. ! won t say unfler the
Constitution, bnt ggler such terms
as he chooses to make, for | dor't
know whe'e the Constitution is
That states tI,e Point precisely,
and there the Democrats fake issue
with the LiHcolnites on the subject
of peaee,-[Ex,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
DEAR SIR

DEAR SIR 4 4 have
now a painful task to perform, 't
is this. Last night, our friend,
L. P. Milligan, was arrested. and
taken to Indianapolis in a special
train, on the charge Of being a
member of the order of the Sons
of Liberty. The Government sent
a large number of soldiers, who
surrounded the house, and after
the delays necessary to the arrest,
hey left for indianapolis. Mr.,
Milligap, at the time of bis arrest,
was confined to his be and had
not been able to b, in his Office for
thrce weeks or more. lie was in
such Il weak condition, that it took
our of his captors to carry him to
the cars /; q couch and feather bed
had to be put in the cars. in order
to render it possible to convey hi@
to indianapolis. Such is the con.
di;ion of Mr.. MilIigan's heal h,
that his friends here will not he
surprised if he is returned to them
in his coffin.
was once proud of my country;
but her glory is departed {; her free
institutions arc crushed ; our PEG.
pie are slaves. Great God, what a
destiny, and how soon the sun OF
Liberty has set! | have watched
with the deepest solicitude, the
SteaIthy approach of the enemy ;
| have looked for the death throes
ofexpiring liberty, but she brcathes
out her life like an infant of day 8.
There is no help-no hope. *
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
'@'ssIa1B6MW4RY.5%5

1t is supposed that Hoods army
is falling back to the Blue noun
tains.i b~sssss4us Ns1tss " 90 sasts ilr7
Wheeler's cavalry 8 in the Vein;
ity Of Rome. "-tas o. s,rs9 40.
Forrest is covering Hoods rear.
The Military commission at I'M
lianapolis have passed sentence on
Mr.. Dodd in his absence; and have
sent it on sealed to Washington. d.
PRICE is said to be making great
Roadway in Missouri, and is repre-,
scented as receiving recruits from
all quarters. lsj
Tie flags have BEEN iioisted at
half. mast in Philadelphia, in con
sequence Of the death Of General
Birney. %
10000 prisoners in George are
to be exchanged forthwith.
1t isgeportsd that Mo'b}'s cav
airy arc operating ip the vicinity
OF M4shipgtOp.
Welearn by telegraph that 6 ep.
Sheridan fought a great battle, ard
won a splendid victory, at Cedar
IN Wednesday
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
LEGAL NOTICE.

Jacob MpllendoFe, PEBBLE Common Pleas,
John B g", J" Partition
TOHN Beachler, of the county Of Blu han
81 an, and State of Iowa, will take NOTICE.
that a petition was filed sgain't him, on the
22nd day Of September, A. D. 1864, in the
county OF Preble, and State of Ohio, by ia
cob MulIendo'f, and is now pending, where.
in said Jacob Mullrndore demands partition
of lhe. following real estate, situate in the
county Of Prebie, and State Of Ohio, and dis
scribed as follows t9,wit: The southeast
quarter, dissection number one, % in town
ship number four, (4) Of range three east Of
the maredian line, ofthe lands directed to be
sold at Cincinnati, by act Of Congress ex.
cept twenty five acres of the north side of
said quarter, heretofore conveyed by John
Beachlcr deceased, to George Beachlcr,
containing one hundred and si1ty-five acres,
more or less; and that At the next term OF
said Court, the said Jacob Mullendore, viii
apply for an order that partition may b"
made of said premises, subject to the dover
estate Of Magdolane Beachler, heretofore ass
signed to her by n former order, and decree
of the said Court of Common Pleas.
Dated this 22d day Of September, A. ID.
1854.
JtCQB MULLENDCRE.
BY Hubbard q freeman, his Atty's.
Attest,
H. SHANK, ok.
Sept. u, lS6+w7. [prf $i2,oe.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
w AR NEWS.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, I
Qctober II, $40 P. NJ
Major General Dix

-
Major General Dix
Advices from Gen Sherman to
October 16, 7. NJ, indicate that
Hood, after having struck the rail,
road in the neighboFhoodoof Dalton
and Resaca, has fallen back before
Sherman without fighting. He has
torn up Is miles OF road from Res
AGA north. The missing road will
be repaired without difficulty The
interruption will cause no inconve'
nience to Sherman's army, as his
store of supplies south OF the break
as well as North, are ample.
Hood has retreated towards the
south west. IIis rear left Dalton
in haste at 6 o'clock a. m. Sunday
Gen. Sheridan reports the rebel
army lately under Early, but now
apparently under Longstreet, hav
ing appeared in the vicinity OF
Strasbnrg. His forces moved to
attack them Saturday.
Crook who had the advance, found
the enemy drawn up in four lines
of battle, but upon his charging
them with his accustomed impetu
|osity, they broke and withdrew in
considerable disorder, not giving
an opportunity for any serious con-
.Riet.
Sheridan reports them as COM
tinuing-t their retreat far up The
lCoi3nei GanSeeooft Il, commanding
the 18th New York Cavalry has
succeeded in surprising a rebel
camp of tbeioutlaw aud freepootsr
Mosby, in the Blue Ridge noun
tlius, capturing his artillery, con
sistlng Of four pieces, with mum,
tons complete. s.s- zs
[Signed] G.. A. DANA,
Acting Secretary OF War.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
Local and Miscellaneous

--ar "
FIRE! FIRE.! ,FIkE!H
Walter P. MeCsbe has just re.
oeived At his store on Cherry St.
a large number ofstoyss of the fol-
lowing patterns; CHARTER, Russian
Queen, Advance and America cook
stoves. Peerless, porlOt cook. Peer
less and Beauty, sheet iron Anch.
or, Forest rose and Etuted heating;
Signal, parlor. Also trOughs, spout
ins, rooEng, tin ware and all arti-
Giles urusIDy Kept in his line.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

The election for President will
soon take place. No time is to be
lost let meetings be held in every
township, and let every school dis
trict be canvassed. We hope that
those Of our readers who may have
friendsi in the army, will not delay
sending tickets to them. There is
work for all, and we trust hat all
will 60 to work in earnest.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
A FINAL FAREWELL.

FEIESDs AND NETGHBoRs-It will
not be deemed out of place or dis
courteous that / should on giving
up my connection with the Eaton
democratic Press, address q few
wo:ds to my personal friends in
Eaton and old Prebler For three
wears and five months I Fave sery-
ed you to the best of my humble
abilities, but l have not always
either you or myself. Still the
cause in which l have been engag.
ed is most near and dear to my
heart, and shall be till I die. That
I have been misunderstood by ma
ny OF my readers is fact for which
l am sorry, Whatever l may have
said, done. or written hat has of
Tended or grieved any one has been
more an error of my head than of
my heart, | never. during a public
life Of overforty years, Intentional
~ injured = human being, and if
any person or persons in our town
or neighborhood have felt them
Aclyes agrieved by anything have
said or published, | sincerely hope
they will remember that "to err is
human, to forgive, divine" Let me
then bear the conscious burden OF
impcrfections, ahdlet my friends,
aud neighbors enjoy the approba'
ton of conscious forgiveness. Eaton
will ever be remembered by me as
a place in which l have spent some
Of my best, and upon the whole,
happiest years. 1t would be invidil
Gus on my part to mention, names
and families, otherwise l could
cheerfully record many acts of real
kindness done both to myself and
family, but what prudence forbids
me to publish in this short address,
is engraven on my heart, aadl will
ever remain, there asa memento Of
kindness received. Bal.
My opiniopNou tho question OF
slavery has been frequently and
greatly misunderstood by many of
my neighbors. 1 arm, as | have all
ways been, honestly opposed to i'm,
mediate and unconditional erlan-
cipation. Slyvery is a certain COP
dition of American society, just as
much as the corns on my toes are
a certain condition of my toes, but
| do not feel at liberty to cut off my
toes to get rid of my corns. l have
always advocated gradual cmanci.
patton, and compensation to the
owners of slave. On this great
question of questions l have the
most thoughtful profound and a.
blest politicians, both in Europe
and America on my side. look
upon the Aboliticnist as totally
and cntiEely mistaken iugtheir
Views on the question Of slavery,
but l am not going to Genounce or
abuse mon because,tAcy diffea from
me in opinion. '@AsA
Ny son will continue to publish.
the press as already made known;
and my heart Will 7livsiip,lt, and
my best wishes for itsl prosperity,
attend it, h ..4 er.. Il .
Is, ,,-c,, W. FERGUSON.
n
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
HUILE D'0R.
fOIL or G0lp.)

THs HulLS ZOE il the prsdess sfN
most careful ~AnAlyris and sSAtsny Of -
hair. 1t will reRoys and prevent oil dis
ease ofthe scalp strengthen the ROOTS and
increase the growth Of the hsilr, SeAItltylIS
and deepening itS color; give vigor to, tA'
nstural supply Of cqloring mstts' tAat gives
tint to thS hHiG and, il short. . ba1s %
Superior for aiding nature in giving Hex
sility, beauty and itrspgtA y ths Pr'e'~
uaRent Of the PeFpOn.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Said BY Dealers and DFnsgists generally.
P~Alrc.F4I DEeoF, Ne. 81 Ln. aEF 81,
a.. SMITH / co
Jaly - -3A
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
ARREST OF col. MILLIGaNJ

We make the following extract,
respecting the arrest Of Colonel
L. P. Nilligan, of Huntington, In,
diana, from a letter recently re
ceived from a friend who resides in
that neighborhood.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
INPERIAL 90 UGH PUIS
Anti Cholera Pills.

4 positive cure for any case Of choler!
No matter how V~irulent may be the attack
also, Diarrhea or DyScntcry-a sure aud
peeIJ cure Sufferers from Chronic DiAr.
hea Gho9ld Try this establish rAsSl' :
cia,ca-prica so cepIS
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
TIE DRAFT is OYER,

And IIENIY REssLER is on hand
at the old place, ready to receive
and execute all orders for new
Bnggies, Wagons, etc. MIR. RessIer
is a man that could not be spared
for the war. We need such SPLEEN
did workmen at home. His car
riages speak for themselves. Call
aud see them.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
parke County.

We learn from the Piqua Demo-
orat that Darke county has elected
the Democrat ticket by $50 majd}.
ity. Good for old Darke, she will
do to bet on. r12
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
TO THE PATRONS OF TILE
"DEM00RATIO PRESS. 60

TO THE "PATRONStO Fia4 TILE
DEMOCRATIC PRESS. 60
Mr.. WILLIAM FERGUSON has dis
solved his CONNECTION with the
and Mr.. HARPER FERGUSON
has takensoleap exclusive control
of the same. The latter gentleman
for moYftban three years. ears bashad
charge of the mechanical depart
ment of the "Press," and has most
diligently and faithfully hbored to
sustain it, and hapinguow assumed
its entire CONTROL we, deem it our
duty to say in his behalf, that in
,ail oursihtercourse With him, we
have found him an an upright and
honorable gentleman, aud we be.
3lievc Trustworthy OF the respect
and confidence of the people in all
respects. and we beapcak for'him
a liberal patronage from the Dc,
mocrag-of Preblescounty.
W. 7. GILMORE, .,.,l i
J.F. CAMPBELL, eAt z-
j. II. ZOOS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
NEW BREWERY.

M HsSR 81. MILLER. RAU &GQ., Hay
lU ing purchased the brewery formally
sN Hsd by I. Tho4pSop, beg leeye ~ iAtprnA
~ O~itisSAs Of Eaton md vicinity that they
hays "a hAsd . constant SSPPiF .9f the
uaa Ale aPd Lager Beer in leFIIs ssA s44sSA
AsbSitsa - gNt HWsSNsp9.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
no. We copy the following from

re- We copy the following from
a Philadelphia paper;
ra"StubSs,, 'said.a creditor TO the
aforesaid, a few days since-"Isn't
it about time that yop pay me that
little bill?''
my dear SIR was the eoasoling
not Q question Of lime,
its . Qqsuoirof money"
We have Q debtor of the same
name, but with him it is 2 question
OF time, aud not OF money.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
Magma.
A EMINENT CURING ALL lNFLA
NATIONS.

A LlSIAENr CURING ALL l"sLA
NATIONS.
The most extraordinary lininent eNeI
produced or elaborated by science or ex
perienee for neuralgia white swelling, swell
ing OF the joints, neck, breast, arms or else
where; lumbago, sore throat, cry'ipeIAs.
govt, inflammation oil all kinda, nervous Of
fiction, ulcers of every character, diseases
of the skin, such as letter, ring. worm, itch
&c, &C., bites Of venomous animals, sting'
of reptiles and insects, flesh wounds, exter-
nal POisQns, also burns and slabs r''"'
so ceAtk
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20

SALE.
David F y. o'i.-s pltH Es.bif d..
John ". Ne.tsey, ct A.. Position to sell
fdefD. real estate
IN pursuance o. ap alias order Of sale,
i made by the court vf Common Pleas,
and to me directed, I AilI offer for sale u
public suction, upon the premises, about
Two miles sppthof ievisbprg PFeble county
Ohio, on ThprdaI October 18th, 4. D. 1854,
At ! o'clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, belonging TO the estate Of Samu.
ell Weakly, deceased, situate ip sAe tarpty Of
Preble, and STATE Of 0hip, ~ git, the n, ?:
quarter Of SECTION No. aipe, toEpSbip Nos
Of range 3 East &c, containing lsa AcrsI,
more OF leSs. Appraised y 5000.
Terms of SAle-0ne third cash in band,
one third in 8 months, and the Fesidne iR IS
montbS from the day Of sale. HeteFrsd pay
ments 70 besr interest from day Of Safe,
and to he secures By mortgage on tbs prem
Uses sold. -
EHAS. y. SWAIN
SpeeiAl master Commissioner.
Gilmore b Campbell, Att'yS for pst'F.
sep@nbsF 5, lss4-.ds plf
es~Gold closed yesterday at 900.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
MIASCETUM.
4 Purified and Tonie Bitters seASi'SS
Without Alcohol.

4 Purified and Tonic bitters SHAN"SS
Without Alcohol.
The Niascetum acts npoA the StsnscS
in Glch a manner as conclusivs'I to ee1'
the elects Of niAsmatic, nalarioH
and all other impure or deleterious Atnos-
pheric influences upon health. 1t Nner
removes the morbid condiuon Of the
stomach, imparts renewed yiEor to sSsI
function o fthe human sysIem, 10 . SURF
preventive Of fever and agus, and oil oh
Or hillary arrangements, and . reliabl Pr.
against ths dise.ss Of tropical eli
mates. Pri.s Is cents. n. B'-PrsYs@$H
Of all malignant feVsrs, par,ieVlArly th1
anotted. a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
NOTICE.
gpsoy Wyseng'S Fstats,

BRson WpSeng's FNats.
AN tbe 27tA Day 81 September 4. q
OIs6A, the Probate Court of Pieblp
sopniyf declared the estate Of SASap W.
song ~de,eESed, to be probably ipaplvspt.=
eredltQrs are thertf9re required to present
their claims against the esteis 10 the undeF.
signed for allowance, SithiR siK mpnthl
from ths tn Q above mentioned, or they viii
rot be entitled to payment. ~
MzHk9NKARM
Aa@'E Ofsss4a Ngs9ss, DECD:
sApt. ~, lS64.ES:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
EXECUTORS SALE.
Olson Davis Executor, Of the Preble Co.,
last viii and testament OF Da. Pr b ate
vid Davis, deco, pltf. court

last vii. and testament Of Da. Pro b ate
vid Davis, dec'e, pltf. Court
Levi. DAVIS, OF. al. defts,
TN pursuance Of an order granted by the
lPreble county Probate Court, In the above
canse, / will offer At public auction on the
premises in Soners Township Preble coun-
~, Ohio,
On Saturday the Goth of Oct, 1864
at | o'clock P N of said day the follt wing
described real estate, situate in Preble
coui"y, Ohio. to.wit: Being one hundred
and eighteen aces Of laud of Of the east
side Of the DortheoSt quarter Of section
number one, in township number six, (6) in
range number two, (2) east, &c. Appraised
at S..
ALSO, the west half, Of the northeast
quarter of section number fifteen, (t5) in
township number six, (6) in rauge number
two, (2( east &c, eEceptinr sbout twenty
Eve acres OF Of ,bs Eorth end Of said tract,
I'D north Of the Camden and Jacksons-
bnrg road hereto sold and conveyed TO
Thomas B. Milikin, containing after deduct.
ing said exccpstod portion Fifty. Eve acres
more or less. Appraised at 3
ALSO, a part OF the northwest quarter o
section number fifteen, township six rage
two east &c, beginning at the northeast
corner Of said quarter; thence south 84i0
vest, on tho said line "a poles; thence south
46s east 26 poles; thence south CSC east,
eight rolcs; thence south 49, east; II poles;
thence north g west, II poles to the lace
Of beginning, containing three acres tive
roods and &c poles of land, and being =
part of the lands of which he said David
Davis died seized Appraised at &
TERMS OF SALE.-One third Of the
purchasc cash in ha nd, one third in one
and the res due in tw9 years from the day
Of sale, defer d payments, ia hear interest
frpm day of sale and be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
OLSON DAVIS.
Ex'r Of David Davis decd.
Foos 4 Stephens, Atty's toF RGtitionef,
Sept. 20, lSG4..w4. [prE. $la,lQ.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
TO PROFESSORS OF MUSIC,
AMATEURS, AND TIE
MUSICAL PUBLIC
GENERALLY.
P NINl Fl MANN

Foreign and Amtrican Music WGrtkopss
1874 Broadway,
HAVING on hand the largest stock Of
E1Forejgn Music in New York, which he
imports from Europe exI rcssly to meet the
taste and requirements / The American
lovers of Music, respectfully calls attention
to the fact, that he is now hupplyipg Music
Of Every Styleat a Reduction Of twenty five
to fifty per cent, less than any othtr house
in the United States. s,ra.
Private Families can be supplied (post
frec) by forwarding the cash to the above
ad lresS. Should the amount Of cash Tor
garded exceed the cost of the Music, the
balance will be promptly returned in postage
currency,
Dealers and ProfessprSsbould not neglect
this opportunity; they will be Literally dealt
with. ',s, 'f.
N. B.-Any and every piece Of Music
Vocal or instrumentSD published il Europe
or America, will be supplied to order, fac
compapied BY the epsh,Rf vfr..a ,.
Remember The Address,
PA. NpNpER MANN,
Foreighn and American Music W~nreborSe,
s24 Broadyay New York, b g
Sept. 10, I~864-smos. Il Et,2 E..t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
For ELEcToEs OF PREsiDsET n VICE
President or THE UNITED STATES.

~
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
Charles Reemelin,
Thomas w. BARLEY. g..
Wv Ss ~
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
John j.. Vattier,
John Sehif, tg-
William J. Gilmore,
Luther Smith, %
Charles N. Lamison,
William B. Telfair,
William II. Creighton, 81
.Jndson A. Beebe, n
Edwards. Stowe,
lanes G. ualy,. a..-,.
Henry g Moore, s. s. ss,a !,
james Emmitt, q 10 Z
Charles II. Johnston, %
Neal Power, % =
Robert A Constable,
Oliver j. Swaney,
Charles M. Aten, .se
David r, Paige,
Simeon L. Hunt. 4 /, H., .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-10-20
Convertible into Sic pr emf. k,aF
T.JI R,nL
Geld Bond.

ln Aili,ipR "A tEs Yery llibsrAl ~inSNrs4s -
the notss Tor three years. this privilege Q
conversion is now worth aboS, three p~
Bosrt per annum, for tas current ,ste fHB
30 bonds is not less thAA nGss pr r~sA
mi1m, and before the wsr tie prsEIuN -
ak per cent U. 8. stosFs vns sv4 ,vesa
per cent. 1t will be seen tss, tas aSssSy
pro6t on this loan, Rt the prsssnl anaEkst role
ia not less thal ten per esnt per aanas.
It's sr'mtien from Aqts or Asafsr
pal TGratssn-
Bat q side from al the a~lvsauxss vs Aas,
enumerated, . special ~. n Lsag,..s -
snpts all bond' evd E.asscy sst.s JrsnA
cal toxaGOM On The average, ibis .xsnp
tion il vsFsh abo.t v per ss.. per Aasun
sGcprdipEtO th' rats st taEAAss il vsrissS
peFsA 81 the sopntry.
1t 10 believed that no securities snss -
great inducements to lenders as tAose isslst
BY the government. In all sthsr fsrns .
indebtedness, tho faith or ability Of private
parties, or stock ~ssmPsni'', Or lspsrass
communities, only, is pledged NJ Pay~SAt
whiiO the whole properly Sf The eoaAtry is
held to secure the discharge Of al Tie sh
gatlons OF the United Stats1
Whils the government OEsrs ~ 3SsGH N
eral terms fnrits loans, it believes tia,
very strongest appeal will b 70 " lsys
and patriotism Of the people.
Duplicate certificates will 30 issasl ~ ~
deposits. The party dspositiHE. uASi -
dprse upon tbs srViadI cor.i6ean NJ q
nomination Of notes required, and whstAS
they are 70 b. iasuod in hlaHA or PsyA4s -
order. Whsa 20 endorsed u nuSt 10 ls0
With the oGhoer rscsi&nE The dspOst, y y
forwarded to the Treasury RsPArtDsSt
SulIcAlrTIo1s VAIL u HEChyAR By HE fEss
SuFOr Of he pqlto4 States, d FaSAlrYtOS
the several Assistant TreaIprsFs sAA ass.t
aaIsd DspoSitArisS, 40 by the
First National Bank Of peytsa,
Prs NAtippAl Raak NJ AsnIton
and BY sll NAtiopal BAAkS Ehieh RrSidsNs
%itaEieS NJ PaNlie ROApy. anA
Al rseRsetskk Asnhs ~ Asn4Ss
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fermatisn AnA
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