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, 1864-02-07
Bulls Ced.on Bitters,

.c, thore who have touhred the vtssres Of BULLS
4ept<eS BIT TIERS, II any such there be. resd the
certificate from re. tlemen well H own In
{Es osxautui Try. and douhr no more
III general Introduction into the army will save the
aFeS 0. thousands Of our soldiers.
X Ior1syILIE, KY., June 3d. 1ss3
VA, lie uadcsslgn=d, have seen ;he good effects
produtee hE tie use Of Dr. JoEH BULLS EpRoN
3ET1ERs IN cases Of general debility and prostra-
Honpf the system, and beAeve its general use would
.1elxEt disease and relieve much suffering. Among
uaESfoldiers particularly would this br the cMc,
ESPECIALLY those who exposed to 1aIasuate in
aneaccs in the Southern climate.
MAJ. t,H1!-1 II SPEED, Collector Int. ReT, 81 Dis
uHA.. eE7sts. collector OF the Fort of Louis
COLI. .1i* 1ss..'Nas=b.1 Genera, Of Kea-
gE7. j. +. HENDERSON, Cor. Secretary of Sanitary
A3SN.S, .:Ifi;Gii nDGiiEs Co, psb,,sbers Democrat.
h. P. JUEkS, Proprietor Louisville AnzstEer.
HU4RlES d pAi:AHu4L,. Wholesale Dry Goods
rnlcrs. Main street, Louisville ks.
DH&s, GREEN d Co., Wholesale Shoe Dealers.
aA3 = MAPofIIEIs. LithoE5sphcEs, cor. Market
JU3R.s W4NTE1., Clothing Merchant. cor. Third
EAt4 :. F. H1iDRETH, Of Steamer Mal. Anderson.
IA L. 7. TtIGksT:lN, i'ayuastet Q. s. Army.
c: M3t! TT ALF National Hotel. LoufTtlie, ky.
C0R jEssE HAYIEE. 4th Kentucky Cavalry.
GE2eGE .. PRENTICE, Louisville journal.
61& il Chicago n wholesale and rcsaii by
, 1864-02-07
nr HirAYnw.

atenst:t Phy.tc5tn. formerly Of Et Louis. Mol
u cor.r!,ed It his ot:cc, III South Clark street,
ID r ef Mcnrte, Chicago, III. half block from the
n afe and d+,cste nature II bath seses. WITCH he
z win raparalieled eueces- Rooms separate,
a,e ant Gsnssmc&1 & Ssa Gonsaf @ tae Roct2F
- "; sunduys 10 TO II 4. NJ. CommunleAuont
nRt-ti.1 Consultations frce. Address r 9. Boz
from the Doctors long experience In Hospital and
nate Iruct.ce, he Is able to pesfsc1, aud Wn gua.
p1t perfect cures for al Chronic Diseases In their
+tt ere ard complicated staSez, II very short
! ornE nen sqfIcrrs from eeifabuse arc invited to
Il perfect cure warranted Ee.nnte trrcgu1asi,
Gu attendant on Puberty. MeustrIation. OF persons
sr.EC any OF to marriage, should call 1t
e. and be cured. Best Of city references 80 Is TO
, 1864-02-07
4 Hn1r Dyes Hair 1lye.f

aAfHELOR's celebrated HAIR DYEls THx BEET
a1y I'LL bSs 1
ED, Kpety Or Grcy Ha,r instaptty. T. .
24aaIr OF Staining the Skin. leaving the Hair SOFT
X lHrsT.s ilea x!t4nty, frequently reg.
11& Dyes. TIC Genuine Is signed W1LLtAA A. B4ca-
t11H, all Others mere limitations, and should be
~ ttrett New York. tT3Ead7-ly.
, 1864-02-07

Beware OF E11Se Esf'0TRhefSs
:oua.sc to restore gray An. to Its natural color
VA3rneonoEs and trafeEIect dye1 Of EulpncF and
|14 14'C:1s1ADOEO's Is TIE ONLY DIE that Il
~ Tse!6hlc; Perfectly simpler perfectly aasmleas:
Z 4kt's potson!esa: perfectly initiates n4tute and
7sac:ured bv J. J.EKt6TAD0RO. 6 Astnr Fonse.
nrk. Sold eFeryxheEe, and applied b5 a1 latr
r. Price II. fl-5o. aud IS per boz according
~ 3Al5pl75 1fuls
, 1864-02-07

Drt3E4 Lerc. CAacrr end Consumption Champion,
h1a f1ttd At Us DeAl barn street. opposite Fpst Uc
ce.GAieaso. u, He successfully Glla and e1tsacia
fouf. &or7s- Also. cures all kind Of sores aad Ill
cmt11tc cistases and piles 4 cure always grara1-
teb43k no pay. F. Q. Boz 6A5S faG-Ws5td1a
, 1864-02-07

GALT, SALT, SALT.-We have
~ 2coo barrels ba11naw Fine Salt for sale In 1ota
70 barrels and over. At tlso per bsFTt deivered
he csss. The Ealt d tte beat qu1!tty, md new
packages, ,.c ~,crax
.zCM
, 1864-02-07
.Flar anu Ren1p.

IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULr
~ TUREt WARRINGTON. D. G., Dec. Is. 1861.
To the G:owers Aud Manufacturers of Flag and Hemp:
1hs GoamtfStoners apRslntsa y II, Department
EillIsm BAILEY: Of hhods 1sss,na. sIs,. and John
don msde By the last Congress, VIZ: ..,...,..
"FoT inSeatieatton1 70 test The praetlcaointy q
cn1ttSatax and preparing hAx and heup ~ Asubast
ta1e fer sotton. tWensy tnossaad dollafs" ~; ;.+,..
believing shat further and ,uer notice Of their in
nstgsnons mtchk produce Falasols rss1lss. -.
fssfasly asIt: os'oe1 IT, ~. ~, ,,,.,..a =,
this appropriation, anxious to develop the subject
for HE pnhnc GooI to send to tbs Department. %
ths aierot ssags Of pssps5sten; Of ths f6Tes M I'd
menta of The various usec nnd the cost OF
pfIdnction in each case: a1so descriptions or th&
together nth Any aad Ill Information that may Be
useful 10 the Co-L1seton. -
distribution Of the approp1tannn ean eE Maae::.
dees.t1T7.>m Commissioner.
, 1864-02-07

Zudoc Rorter's Cara.
& tive RalRuuu.
invaluable medicine rossessee ne t, cxtIAds xra1dt
bower OF relieving Immediately CoEGas,
css. Difficulty Of BreathinE. 9Ec ~ - uw
Meant have found IT, .cN3.S-. ~"
u Ibr. eEnnlcH, ..-...
~ a. ssr1ea. uosp.laI, Custom Aous t:Set.
i eaps. et.ah!i1hed IA ! 151, noN q u nAnuo!pa
ESo:cx:o, I!line!a. rn~clalist 10 tne 1eAsMSas IT..
&&s;EoSic. NElcrEI4L. BLOOD AIp skth Dis-
F&sF n UEGISlc NEAkxEss. taSca tnem H1&u.
Ftiuc 10 Mr:rury, Ioctdc Poiasal. Afsscac OF
4E6. r.. James GEES N1EtALtz4Er
0Gs POSITIVE cTHK 10 all h!oo1 dt'1aeee.
Sra tnrns, brought on BY cxceBs, over IAxa-
Enra.css. o: cpia:jrd hcrciit3r1ly. causing
SrmST, nerEous and general de5ll!sy. c.c-,
~ ID .risl.iblk m:thod, and tho only cure for
tp,et-ssvtnC 10th time And txpenae.
dsr.ses Of 1ue MOST HOEklBLk CLAS6.
II hood h.s become poisoned, producing
Or the face. Fnalt wxsefy bhsterSs ! aios IN
1 aad bones, ufc-sssej taro st, nose, Nnes and
3fSsoszla, together with an endiess number Of
arr Il recommended bY the press generally
8:c.n, she medical .acsity, AMI proft1t ors Of
- rt,!' ttc. THIS. afflicted thoa!d apply
=. aad re cotcd g: th3se terrible disc2scS,
4; =. l'T. .!sMeSf 0fucc aae Par1ors nHe ut 90
tween State 1ad Dearborn 6treets
4 sr~a i.c:a "a. II. until 8P.M Consultations
StI.s tAz&-u6l1.T
, 1864-02-07

@umuu Er*af19y, or Physf0loS1-
ii cal Researcher,
10 ,u!d be stad by everybody. It tteats ca, and
20 the ell results arising FROM early Ahgse
nd method Of dispelltng the uaiyiTirgR many ez~
~ tuce !E entering fbt marriage stAte. Sold bT DE-
HI 4. BAERUW, l94 Bieetkef street, New York
ffee IS cent?. Mailed fsee everywhere.
tHacs csro III. - deti-k971Fla
, 1864-02-07

Nem 39ubjications.
IA INTEREST.
4 book that, once taAen II hand. no one will ls5
down I'LL TEE END is reached.
, 1864-02-07

4 Word. 11zad1R1ne Xa1oc Por.
Ier.& Curative Ralsam
3cseat Anttiote 70 Colds. Coughs and Consump.
ak.:. i: has :lre:ay Gore mact, and Is destined
4 :z4Ie.ta mitigate, and fcs.,y hani III from the
I}E tAInty, se1efTtb1e a seouTEe cf sudeftn9 hu.
a. a. LoA6CXrTIp4. fe1-Ht.t 4&KIs
, 1864-02-07

AEt Psl1ner's Artificial Limbs. Chicago Engine
Works. .Chc.Eo Encampmcnt Nd le-..-I. o. Q. F.
Commanding Od!ccE CO. il Isl Regiment H. Artillery
..Commanains Officer CO. r, 4!th Reg. H. yol.-..
Firm of sao North Clark ST.: agent Of BondaE sax
1iad Vniysfsity. Capt ot tho Ifth ArEiiefy...
Csrksold shipping o1se South Ma:eE st.: Ger:
Curc, Near Chicago. Rochester Seed o....Re-
etutlnE Officer Hsttrry 24 III. ARTILLERY. Isl South
State St.. Isl Isl or l6 Lake St...R. H. VEGA D.
Coed. s. T..
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must alx
thFcc cent stamp.
from H. n. til sp. n. From November St till April
ISL from till p. ~, and On Sun4ays from S53
8. q. to 1c:l5 q. n. -
131M J.L SCR1TPS, PM
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

n. Bon. BUTLER writes to a Re.
publican member of Congress as
follows
II will rely on your friendship
always to vote in favor of having
any official act of mine investigated;
such Investigations will show mis-
takcs, blunders and failures Of
judgment innumerable, and for
these | must suffer but l fear no.
thing else. / SHOULD ven be willing
for them to be investigated by
Fernando Wood, were It not fol-
the maxim, set q thief to catch q
thief"
Mr.. Wood will objes: to the i'm
putaticn cast upon him. Mr.. B'S
confession rs regards himself ID
worthy Of note. 1t was evidently
q slip of the penI Butler had nt
mention Of oontessing. his aims. so
soon.GEx.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
THE bible SOCIETY.

We arc really delighted to find
that we have In Eaton . branch Of
the American Bibl. society. Judge
Campbell has the chatge Of the
books At the Office on Baron Street
wherc the public will be courteous'
ly received and furnished with the
books at . low price. We well rel
member the time, when the same
Bible that is now sold for Is cents,
used to coat So. What hath God
wrosshti To His name be all the
praise.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

-.."
- How long must we wait before
We receive the money still due to
us fot printing she last fall election
tickets When VIC settled in Eaton
We were frequently told by some
of the country people that all they
wanted was tohaAe the Press car,
ried or, and they wonld subscribe,
and pay chectfally. Have they done
so Not they. We believed them
then, but We do MOI believe them
now. We feel ashamed to have Ia
ask so often for our just dues, but
when men are 90 lost to all sense
Of shame as to compel us to do SO,
the odium mus: fall OH them.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

49, f -.FS|m HHrF ..
Ws1tsh otkainihr sEspnd dorm
SOut6 she sepshasaS are ssthsr
EslnizE ground apphHls
Al 0Adueak ~ NcaAaEE, lee.
4ssssieKlss MiGkspmsshsssspas Of
a. sgns apeneukssssisCn there
~ qthae dsys 6Ed tslMssn our
rnn6s4le % XestSsgis men, the
aka npszhf Ssircysa-
60 o. l1res, and we
o. nm Rprsk a. IL. Forrest Il
sEll in Ksntusk1y md ADt tile.
Gsusssl ant2 3 Nitk he Army
q tAsR ssDrnsas ana preparing 70,
ssIiuuR tFosk. In d waiting to
ssesiES hiin. The work viii b
6lOoty. Apfilana My win DELL q
ftsrtSi VlFlala
0snib1D1 ~ tstsiy, art
NsnsEta de- front. God protect
ths9 Ibaten sshd % iacss,.fu,
reects 3ilso4or
MAfagrek TO inform our countr,
readesssA atserisusriot have taker
piacs ID Ohaflsston. Illinois, ant
0shsf pIAsss In that State. W,
hops - eepoFts pnblished arr
gIs6ll5N xssgtEktsd.
Issssnanh ~ Of he Southern
aEmIll a. spsskdjnt In varioul
psEls Ksbta6ky. W. great.
Rtss skist hspTsssnt dsarth of wa.
nswsw Win sosA haxS. to rive plac
10 O. ln1sE hAEfpwihg tales o
blooa, dsaclet.un and death. q,
0NzE IpEasdI died atew day
age.AsB fo6klypi y. ", =
Tksp ohio "a stature has I'D
joaril siae dc. II would hav
bssnk b iisrs s0r iks Etsssy and tn
psOpista pockets had they neve
mt.
Col slaaaa IN New York la'
nishsdkt tsss:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
Our Fearfnl Condition.

-FH-NM'a aL.aNaf $500.
We have read in the "Register'
Of this week as follows Now
the New Testament being our guide
and the Old Testament having been
done away with, &C." What /!
the "Old Testament done away
with" That ivinely inspired Book
Of God "done away with" Shear II,
heavens, and be astoEished. d!
EARTH" The Book, or "everlasting
Covenant in which we are taught
to Glove mercy, to do justly, and
walk humbly with our "God,"
'done away with" God forbid 1t,
Let every man abide IN bic calling,
but let not those who do not an
derstand the Scriptures, publish
statements calculated to lead the
unwary away from the "Faith once
delivered to the saints" It is q
fearful crime to wrost the Scrip.
lures. Much of what is published
in Eaton, in the name of God. is .
violation of the moral and immu.
table law Of God. Even the God
man Jssus b cot forth a. infsriol
to the Father. toWhcm He himsslI
prOclaims equality. What has b.
come Of the doctrines Of thu
vicarious sacrifice of ehriste-oI
Repentance Of conversion = o
Regeneration, or the new birth
of faith and sanctitication? w,
mean to defend both the Law ,ant
the Gospel - rs two immutablt
facts.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
WaathereockG

There are men who actthe wealth.
erIcock without wheels. They are
going to plant corn, or they are go.
ing to Loaf more aud think lessor
they are going to read nothing but
the Bible-or they are going to
protest against everything but the
newspapers that are pubilshed in
these cheap times at fifty cents q
year-or they are going to read
papers and get tickets printed for
which they never mean to. pay q
cent--or they viii give money to
hire men to fight but they will hc'
vote for o man who is in for war
or they will sell their vote for Q
pint of whiskey--or thOy will plaJ
the harlot with many lovers, and
thu vote for those who have the
Offices to give away--or they will
dance jim Grow to the highest bid
der-or they will sendth poor ed
itor to the devil, II they can chea
him out Of o dollar In g~feenback
made Of rags. Rsrrah Ior spthsr
cocks. oi2 4sty
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

A.4LA 81
The EailoP oEtha Bat0o Register
condemns VaIIapaighan's letter,
because Il cnts both him and iii she
higher Law bloodshirpty incenaia.
RES No man living IN . bEoksn
glaas houss hes done more 10 pro.
mote bloodshsd, litigation and mob
riots IL Prsble County than the
small msn Of the Eaton .Register.'
We are ffeqnsntly asked .NFho h
Ne. Ekunki OnF answer ID. Athe
Morris dancer, who Is well known
In the religious world - the repre-.
sentative Of the disciples of saint
Demon He gsOans on Sunday, he
lies on Monday, he perjuresh his soul
on Tuesday. he visits hell for fur
|ther orders on Wednesday, be
damns The saloonkcep6rson Thtfss
day, he sends his nsighbors to hell
on Friday hepukss himself sick on
Saturday, and is found in bed on
| Sunday, groaniug, and to recover,
he is forced to take an Alternative,
the name of which is, the Morriso.
nian niger draught. The poor
sickly creature eanstell mole lies in
10 week than the Devil can invent in
q year.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
FEMALE PRINTERs.

Is it true that sone ladies In Ea-
ton have resolved to learn the great
and glorious art of printing? Why
mott Some of the creates men that
ever lived in modern times were
printers. Ben. Franklin, and the
late Lcrd Lyndhurst, aud Others Of
equal fame were printers. Some Of
the greatest and best educated wo'
men in England are printers and
telegraph workers. We know Of q
woman who has taken the highest
prizes for languages, mathematics,
painting, penmanship, and music,
and who feels proud that she 10 q
printer. Weshould 10 Rlsd to teach
any respectable, and we'll educated
young Hemaa the glorious art Of
printing. Who b willing to como
aud learn how TO become preschera
and teachers, through the medium
fof the press Grace Kennedy, one
Of the finest female scholars Of the
age, washes the Aoor 10 tho morn
Ing, works 10 che Kitchen. or dsrns
ssockings and mends clothes in tho
forenoon, cooks the dinner and
waits at the table, then dresses t.
receive visitors, reads the ancicn'
and modern classics in the evening
and then retires to her study, and
writes books TO instruct ill classes
One thing she never docs. She ne
yer spends any portion Of her pre-
oious time in wandering idleness
She lives to elevate her own ser
and mankind In general In th,
scale Of intellectual greatness, and
practical usefulness. Queen Victoria
has long had . printing establish
ment In operation, conducted onl!.
by females.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

Our Rt1ls@asa Advertisers
Arshsiayaoa1sa, thGsshs price
Of Nc ~DtmosfGlic Prsss' is now
slss, psiaElhsssinsdxaAe. and
F1pytspsdtsshhsd tos. for half q
ysGfsSls, en- b. shItgsa ss thu
eHsstOf' 200 pr ssAs paid in I'D
SAnss' Adsasissnsntsa and card'
wiltnts thAsEsd twenty-five POI
csnE, ossr md abosp cur lat.
chnsgsA FSOA tbs newly adopted
scule 6f charges We win not dsviate
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
have neither the time no

save have neither the time nor
the space to say all that We could
say relative to the great men who
met to act as guides to the Demo.
Gratis of OHIO, on the 23rd of March
in the city of Columbus; but we are
In duty bound to say, that they
talked and resolved 80 as to justify
oil that the Republican Abolition
party has said ofthem. They nSith-
er declared against tho present
war, in all its bearings, nor in its
favor. They trimmed their lamps,
but took caro- that there should be
no oil in-them to give light to their
followers. We look upon their re.
solutions as calculated 10 lead theii
followers into o political ditOh.--
If they ara against the present wal
let thssn say so, If not against Il, le'
them tell us so. We do not wan
trimmers, we want matter Of fact
men. Iua3Ay
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31
ND LADY's FRIEND.

The April number Of this new
two,dollar magazine opens with a
charming steel engraving called
"HARRY AND MS Doe" This Ia fol.
lowed bya beautiful doubl Fashion
Plate, also engraved OH steel in the
best style. Then we have two CON
panion engrayings, which will
touch the hearts of all mothers.
called .The Wanderer'' and aThs
Rettored." The music Of this rum
Der Is the popular song Ly Einol
RossitsT. 81 Loved that Dear Old
Flag the Best" and IL of ltssfI
worth the price Of the number.
Among the literary gems Of tlil
number are, Our Ned 'Mlstakei
Euty;' 'MabeRs MiGsion:' Jenn,
Moryis's Trip td California, &c. TIL,
Novelties, aud Workable Depart
are 6uslT Hlaisrassa. Published !.
DEAc0N 4 PtEks0E, Wsluu
Street, Phiiadslplha.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31


Wo often ash oarsslf, b this the
world into which We were boFnf Il
war one ofGod's high and unbsnd-
Ing decreesf Is President Lincoln
.righti Is Davis right Did God
make men TO be slaughtered ls It
o surs way TO ezAls 4 nation By sax-
Ing Il to death I Il C~hriallanity q
10 the gsniun Of che New
Testament q liet Il the American
Union the same as tAs laws Of the
Msdsa and Persians? Are No Spar.
tam, can we carry. on this game at
slaughter? win other nations re-.
main Idle spectators? b the great
experiment Of Republican form
of government 10 b proved sucesss-
ful by the sword Z Hss Inc spirit Of
Mohammsd entered into tho sCul6
A Lincoln aad teF Davis
Our national debt Il aow at : figure
which we cannot reduce to practi.
cal payment. The whole nation Of
States Is IN tho throes Of destruc.
ton. Millions will be ruined, and
America will 10 shunned as q
plague-land, and her unfortunate
people will be looked upOn ~ the
slaves of slavery, and the victims
of cunning and designing menl
But who Is to be held accountable
to God anil TO mankind for the
lives lost, the widows and orphans
made, the properly destroyed, the
wrath kindled, and for the act Of
throwing back civilization, educa-
tion, the progress Of the arts and
sciences for an indefinite period by
the present ~unbo,v and unnatural
war 7" The vote aud the ballot-box
are in the bands Of tho neonIa. lot
them use these tslents wiselv. and
see to it that they vote for no man
ut the next fall election, for Presi.
dent, but one who willpledge him.
self to use HE best efforts 70 bring
about peace--not BY the bword. but
By confsrencn, c-ompFomiseAna feA.
sonble terms Of rsccnciliatioa be.
tween north ana seutn. me preseA'
war u tue peoples ccncefn' u = the
peoples pusiness, ana ms IN their
power 70 sest'e V on sacn sefms OF
eoaul'ious - may rev ashoIasie
M, Psen. 'nN sa''s.ac'o'y Z
~ 'ne o'A.e.' ihe e'n.nc,pa''oA q
~ nss'o 's;"oe .u' .' 80 80
way 'Ae "op ""'o
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

WasmKorcs, March Is,

WAsmEGTcS, March q,
nr lrnE fREsfDExr or THE UNiFED
STATES a PROCLAMATION.
waEnsAs, h has become necessary % de-
Enc the eases ii which insufgent onemiua
are eottIcd 70 the bepshts q ths Proclama
,iOu Of the President Of the United States,
which va made on tho Sch day Of Dscsmbcr,
1859, and the in which they shall
proceed 10 avail themselves Of It's benefits
AID WHtaEls, The objects OF that Procla-
nation were TO suppress the insurrectiOp,
and restore the authority Of the United
Stztes;
AKD WHERkAs, The; amneeH proposed BY
the President vas offered with reference to
these objects alOnei
Non, therefore, !, Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States, do hereby
proclaim and declare that the said Procla:
nation does not apply to the, cases ofpersops
Who, at the time, seeking 70 obtain The
benefits BY taking the oath thereby prescribed,
are in mliitarN nayAl, OF civil confinement
or custody, or under bona OF parole Of the
civil. military or naval authorities or agents
Of the United States, as prisoners Of war,
or persons detained for o~ffenseE Of any kind
either before or after conviction, and that,
on the contrary, it does apply oply.tO those
persons who. being yet at large and free
from any arrest, confinement or duress,
shall vclularily come forward and take the
said oath, with the purpose of restoring
peace and establishing the national authori.
~. Prisoners exchanged from the amnesty
/, oaercd in the said Proclamation may apply
to the President for c%lonency like all other
offenders, and their application will receive
due consideration.
l do further declare and proclaim thai
the oath presented in the aforesaid procls
nation Of the 9Th Of December, 1868, may
be taken and subscribed before any com.
rnissioned officer, civilmilitary or naval intbC
service Of the United States, or civil, militar,
or naval officer, Of a State or territory no,
in resurrection, who by the laws thereof
may be qualified for administering tho oath
AL officers who receive such oath are
hereby Authorised 10 give certificates thereon
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

Ne laslu Gsom The Richmond
%r6r yisk MsIl.sxecuted
sDHa lnbssks Of the de-
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Ind . % On he State Bank of
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pus6ini hiS fotoss into Kentucky.
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

ThssSllSWlug fO%uships are q,
sala sspssliallsasanssssa TO pay
forlhsirR Alis lsssIdn tickets, via.;
WaaaisasusI Ssatnoa, Lanisr,
Osa NlGspsf, Ana fszasl.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

By the Presid3nt:
WILLIAM q. 6E~ARp, Sec Of State.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

WAdvertise So 49,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-31

ny hand and caused The seal
to be alfred. Done a. the CITY
| Of Washington, this 26th day
! Of March, in the year Of our
Lord, 1864, and Of the Inde.
pendence Of the Unhed States,
the oighsy-eighth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1864-12-08
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