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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
THE AFFLICTED READ

And learn thz; a perfect and radical cure IL warrsats4
and guaranteed 10 all who arc afflicted With weakness,
tebiiiiy, nervous complaints, .aoiancholy ~thoughts, dc.
PreS1ion Of spirits, distress and Angnishlof mind, lOu Of
Hesp, los Of meiAory loss VI energy and muscular power,
puny growth, wasting away, and u want OF confdsace "
Themselves, Alnting nS, e~onIulEiye trcEablingI, impoe
LEAR wHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require to DO told tho nature Of YOUR
A'casr tho ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN ioea
sot. His perfect knowledge Of tla hhmEn system enables
aln 10 describe tho diseases without any Information from
The patient, to explain its original cause, and to GUARANTEES
It's cure. And, wlia- 10 nsnre valuable still, he will honestly
and hAnkly tell whether You can DO cured or not. Az
his comndnicstious and interviews are strictly private
and confidential. --Medial Journal.
The botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphael, the Enriisb 30.
unic Physician, never hiled yet 20 make a perfect, radl.
ea;, and permanent cnre Of L PRIVATE, SECRET
AND YENEREAL DISEASES, without the use Of Nor
eury, without hinderaner from business, and vjthou,
tear OF discovery or exposure. No deadly poisons, suck
- arsenic, npx Vomica, opium, or any other po,sou1,
No mercury Ir any deadly minerals-nothing but purely
Vegetable Botanical Remedi.iare hsod by this wonderful
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yet fail.t
" cure the most obstinate anil the most dangerous cas,e
sad to remove all mercury and other impurities from n,
Sysisn Ssen all other ROpediss had allied Msdes
GOpp NEws FOR SINGLE MEN cOSTEMp, =
ING. RARItIAGR, Heat what the Raltimer g .rU,
pondenI ui thr ufdkllow. BCJniboro, Msrvi,I All a
Thursday, th' 3lst Of Nay, 1S,U '
. NUN 'r"gs cures Of diseases caus-' Ariy rdls-s
stefan. iaaeiitmyduty, having al uowislge Of them. 10
state the fact. believing that in doing so / may do = sery.
, Tss !" l s,,: %:es \. m: %. case T. Par%tieul.r-th,t q.
N'-ons tue victim Of a habit, the mere allusiln 10 which
~ "hndder, and after ycHrs Of suffering and doctor.
ave w. All hopes q .V1orsry. lie wished to narry,
'as dearly beloved : IN sNeet a girl NJ ever lisr.i
81 Affection, but ne vas fearful, nervous, and pros
We dared aot wed on account Of tho shnttrrss
systea. He sought relief at the hands Of tbs
'hysieian, ana, astonishing as 1t mag seeM, Al
and yiEOr Of youth has returned, and Ls y
afpy fAtksr Of a pair Of bright boys,
= are ~siherinE, no nattsr What thsir oompl.i.,
upon relief. pis aaaos i A. M. 5a EASf
Ast nysAners .. ~ DSoaduav, Or SfIEGATi
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
S~ar0fIla, Of Kings Evi

y conventional disease, u corruption Of
,aaodg5ya (which tlis puil hcecpss lllM
coax. and pom Brtng in The tifcalai0i
Jarwa1=s The whole b9dyrald- Wiay 5gysf
n dissase on anv bort Of 1t. M. orYar ssh
ron its atincks. nor Is III re ORE FbthipT
tot destroy Tue ecrorGioIs piit is 5arlc'
nused ny Icfrcarial dfy. 4oW ii Rei
r!Nr"d "r urheai,ky 5!gd impure Al,
Eo.FillY hallts-- me depressing. y's
Ao"c I'll, - dis v%Aierrll Injection y 81
'yeehe In Irigil IL is lrrcdilary ir VYg
ttuton, descending from parents I CHI ,
Uttr liz riiyj Nnd fJhr1i 8 aviation liz
= seerls n be the 'Od at linn VITO tGyf
rip Isit he iriouitrs 't:!r 'fat r.
n yLlhsen .rr -
it, eE-c,s co,ntnencc by Iipo ,itio" frrya a,
,icnc y 5olruDt or ulclrouS matter u
NJ ,gnR-. liver, aid internal pTgaiA, -
'ih.orIes; IN be gl"iid,, swelling. d.
~ .lriac2, eruption, or sores. III o.
,otton. ~hi"h geEdrrs IN the hlood cps
Ne rr.argitr IF lie, 50 tho. scl"fIluW 9a
,cns ar only eIier froAi scronf g%- Oh
Iaints. hp' tloy ave {ar less ppNit, ..
t'aro the A,tReEs Of o'hcs dt'cnss c,a.,.
perI' 70; Imbrrs perish by ia
YhIct bltf ngr not scroh'lsns nthi IA 3
,re stiP .ndcrea htAi ly otlri, tn in
ystou Most o. the. consumption Iii" f
amaze he human tnnn'ly ja%its "ii's diF
r .hp ,crcfnlcus contdntmtioa; d "
.essra1svA diseases Of tle III 4, ktln ,'r
w6. pdrcA. nf. uE the 0rna,s nJis rT
"t a9grevqoeG by sle same cs,oe
One uuarter Of al oar peoplr arrs flr
DER persons are INVADED By tltisL Ei"t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
rArrs Eeu wrusuoRN ruIKos

Wear what TN PhiladtlE Lila oorrsspoa dent Ssys IN ~
nnarnNoallL, WlpinstO3, BI&Ws BIB q tP"a
$50:
"Au English gentleman, formerly q, Hslc' VIA "
British Army, and who styles bimGS hE 'E:-gitse ~
anie Physici,n, haa Of late gained " tsnEiv' '~pAh
ON here by Ills skill in oDTing all M OF oOmp.-tsn
soms OF hls patieuts ] have conVr with, and NHi
lrouounoe hS remedies and mode eatm.nt - 10
sIl4rior. Bone have been restored Thy maNbr. -
cdirIHo he used isdiHtilird by huns 'eIn tHaoS NSD
,assaAing rare curative proU,rties.
" While acting in tho my he Ssvced bn 'ss~SS
4oments 70 a the Hugh study Of thu ooec' prCdHeoS v
nrt.in rncdicinglI0Oti and herbS on all man. . 81 dis 49,
/ teens he hag Cuuda arrs aud sp~-ty remedy z. 81 W
lis tlal Ir.h /. .sir 20 Ills practice h alIsaas esq
We, end 10 daily innraaJng. In the comp laints - WAss
males aru sub. rtcI ke has no equal, ~ q hrgs auL-iH.
gsrs have testified tint they owe not only taoir pre-
.,cI health, but ibsir lives, to the sOud ok SASN~
lo,aulc PHYSICAL His ofaeS 10 Al
rn-M rtIrrrrKR aER EEN
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Mi hal PochtEx'r PreDls
oWm. sweeney deceased, Ccsnnon Tsal,
Vs.5- kCase NO 1855
atharine TLnnaS sef
ct aldfrs
By virtue Of al ORDER Ct sale issued BY Iha
rrrt of Comm,n Pleas OF Treble C"Mi,.v
d 10 The Sheriff OF said County directed, I
IL Gasr(o sale ntpUblic auction at the
or of;!;s Court House in Eaton !" Ssid
mnty IN eaicfdAJ The I'st day Of Gc'IU~r
II. lEGi tctEtrn tie touik If I AUD !
I 'c'o,k / .A'atf.d dry de toll ~irg real
.Tis4Eb;,ust~i IL. ! Iyb!s c.uriJ Ohio ard
3! estrihcdG IL fnl'oys4to VII In LT No .. IN
e7p rvn OF v ,pcfrseer.
i M SteedSA $l69s DO; ar - e~&.
f1cw ct JOAN X NsCLl"r,
z a7I-gsq -. 81, 81 Is frett tA.-n'E
S,;r'HEs 4 SsUlspNG+
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
SUMMER GOODS,

,oich G 1Gers 10 his numerous customers
It as low rates as can be bought anywhere
aSS~All kinds of Custom Work maze 10
rider, on the shortest notice. S,,
The pup, are invited 10 call at ms Old
stand, q ,,osite the National Hotel and
examine his stock ply
Come along. como along, make no delay,
Come from 'very hamlet and village by the
Wav. g.. s,.
Come aud ,uy tn" cheapest Ciothea that ever
YOU did wear -,
Al v.rrpated to Fl yoI neat, sr+'r either
I'll 1r lear. ...I
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
SECRET ANp
DISEASES.
GOOD NEWs FOR SINGLE MEN eR4
TEMPLATING MARRIA0A

Hear what the Baltimore oOrreSpoad, II q ~ 90
S!low, SoonTbore', Maryland sjd - TANOAg ~0
Of May, 1850
Numerous surSs sfdiseases eaussd BY Sariyfndfs1Setg
having toen performed by the Englisl. Botanic RAySa1A2
I fool It my duty, having a nowlcdg u thea, b -
the fact, believing thati In doing 70 ! may &sa ssrvtDSAseS
NaT"g ing. One case In particular that O . yO'nG -
lI this city-iI worthy Of note. he hal hs~ossa -
vir.itu Of n hsbit, the mere nllnsioh 10 Whieh ea1SO ,
S,HG3pr, ami after yesEr Of ~sWfariug Grd doctorfNE - -
a.! Lnpts Of TeSOrtry IL Hisbci " Us-U ~ -
l-rrly Alovsa by a. sweet u girl - we uApgd aoFs5
II AfcctL,r, hnt he ass fearful, nVryohs, AMI ptustrsee4
H. garsj hst wed on account Of the shatterl nLse
II his systen. he sought relief At the hApts q usA
tuhic Physician, and, astonishing aS ft ua) $50, sA ~
glT,a MD signr Of youth hrs returned. 90 y ~
W. happy h.ber Of q pail Of bright bJT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
FOR SAFE.

A NRxCgLLENTRosEWooD PIANO
Al eGtsys, by Hayes 4 Co Of New YoFk
This Piano Is nearly new, tone, swet and
powerful, is altogether . first class Instrp,
ment--apG will DO sold 3 great bargain.
rhs price of good Pianos has gone aP imI
mensely duttp the past tRo years, aud in
consequence 0 he Increased tariff on the
imported materials, slikely TO keep up for
ome tims This is y rare hanGe for any
me to invest quickly dcptsaistiqg grsen,
baeks,j in sp article that cannot depFea ate,
aud Of the purchase Ofwhieh hey will as'sf
-epssb /. 1s'
lar further jtf6rnatioe, apply at a Q
pgs,s Once, FS.oM ~ sJnlgg tsaa,
'Vs Yr Rlsi fseassaN "a go
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
I Y 7 ! !
u sRAHsClGaS WILL USE II. Why Is II,
not slFE fla The FEoPlEf

-" p 2 CihClhhATf, Nov %
Jnrsasa. A.. l. scovnL i Co. s~,.-
pear sirs,-;lbc pubic GENERALLY srs %'sy
ssaste OF the hasa nds Of remedies for ola.
sated lungs, under lLt titirs Of earSapa.
t.gIs, Pills. Ilaktels, liniments, etc, that
&c daily brought tothtit BET re through the
%fswslmpop, b. WY Of adverlistmeLis. My
esi,ct IL writing this. pc.s for publication is
A induce the public, or al leah tnose who are
aaaieted, (if they 4willu.e laiCrt medicines,
10 uee one that contains articles OF real uae in
~. Rulnopery disosses. isn e~ontcious that in
- doing 4 sn ati.Lg ptesisInI Professionally,
x6dS dercgatory Is tic ~iriIrfsf OF medical
S,sses sia thertgpisui ipetilioherS Vi nisdi
amau -H6iae...t. y $500, ~
RE nedieins lsv hehJ reecrrr d. Rah,
s,-~ .saBsisayq Jor. lie Jurgs. fhtse prescribed Il
- sAJ u 9 e, q. sum ff5ff case 'yrd FiNays will
tsag*a sMceess. Ons ease in ~er4fpler - whirh /
~ 49, E.fh row 10 refer ,awss gyysn. Up w ,feyerR
paysicS sns sbc Ind lem nslsd in csprpltm
ken with myself. THE psiirnt bad all the
rmpioms OF eonfth,Pd consuf rtion, such
a. cole hiebj sEsnis, hectic fever, hnf<fine
Anoutn, With rsrtpird rain ip lAs lobe 81 Ihe
kuh. ing, attended sih seven diarfl "a
ia oe,nu,enced tpihtediaieiy 10 get better BY
-IhS' uSs ofrths ekc.erL;s ed medicine, hht
saEsunas sson restored to. biz nirol tcalthi ]
s~hAyo also found DR., Halls Rhlpmtks moot
yalushle osIsciornnt Tor ttsakinE up dis
& is e. setsins coughs and colds fhel have svei
". D. ERlGHT, ID.
NaI"rfa .F 49,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
s%rRIxorIELn NrIo, JuLY 1, ICE.

N9PfHS 7, 7. g. 0Nlln. Z 10.
Gents. - / hsrc found Dr.. MONS
Livsr Pills enc Of he best medicines To-
oynpsvsia that I ever usnd. | had been
Affected with the disease for more than elk
:ioltha, sni my %viciusls disturbed my
sao'nach, oFcn to such = degree as to rauss
somitins. | was most of The time ~costivs.
{ found NAT the Pills kept my bowels open,
sithout gripping or pain. | have actually
geir"d in weight, since using them,-hcins
ten pounds heavier than hen | commenced,
S~+ 'ny cure solely 10 use Of the PillI.
.-'ts GEORGE DANA.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
G. w. CANS,
Attorney & Counselor at Law,
EATON, PREBLE co O..

1fice Head Of the Stairs. IN AYasVV
New Brick, opposite Court AOaoA
n4rSpeciSl aiteut'on EissA 70 PrsbaA
n%s,ters, in S~ETTLEHh:T OF AecorFTA Pas
!TleS OF LAkDs, Cou Bcr,OEs, &o
He will attend to ali matters snt1HsrsA =
IN in I ID and lie Counties o. DaEaA
montgomery, aud BpJer.
Eaton, March, 10 1854
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
GLORIOUS NEWS FOE TyRlt VaGs
A PREVENTIVE 80 RAFA Ss%
=. nREN.

h-ryhNt 40 Ga '!nuad HSeki: Vu~ nss " - -
o. Hs:rL, iehl:
We are d,ciisdly Supposed to drrsr aud 10 vavcsisS
rrakdlrs fr tho r!e'gitiDn Of having esildtoO' hnt ~
aSl II Vur dat5 ~tOnchuOU edge q X meat from AIRY and ttp
every source : Aeu il 8 e. lie relief Of su5srtug hun,rnfi
A fact has eoHie TO nur Knowledge that Vaeht IL b- PS
Huigntrd md wildly circGiatci FIR tie Scgth' i .hts
isd'ta whoSe ,ricato ncalib rnakau y nrassVN 70 1890
say Increase u Anily.
AkoHi twelve Noc:l< rts IErHac7, q 10y o. ri a.
aGt!ntaac- snyc lirth - y daughter, bat her snas -Ry
Ecrcf"G great that LtF h s.'laa: derpaiseH Of Der r~"prErY
Tl!B ma d. bar ,!rrij ,Hc yr-r thCL,tts " asntL beSyuH74
a pnihsr. shc tried "yprN iLiHg 10 PIT 'snt a wp"iiaaf
": Arr sgleTiasu, but without succeeding Two year, Sf>.
r.Trig rhr was agNir confined. but bet su1eiinxn wc'H
b. great that he Ghild died, aud her own .i.s was ~derrnI-Ss
q. SAe was irld hy her family riysIclAu hat n she iAs
Any iurre children he leGlr' bsr lu world be the forfAts
Az all the remedies slIe tad II ID eS,ors had ini'sA-
Applied to the Botanic Physician, DIR RAPHAEL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
auic Physical His ofaeS 10 a
Ne - EAST FIFTH STR HGT
CINCINNATI
r10gg GOOD NEwsI

e1OisE GOOD NDWsI
IRON NIGu AND REGLAHEH ~
TL1pE2ITH.
Tbs Botanic Rsnedicl of Doctor n0phAsi, - 49,
Botanic Ply leiun. usysf laifd yet ~ 'S0A ASsNa
rsdlcal, srd Dormanebt cure o. l.
.nIvArz, SECRET ANp Vv~ADAAA
DISEASES,
without I've uAS ot Mercury, without hindrSnseaeA -
1ess, and without tssr VI disoovorlp pr exposure. NOdsa01
poisnns. sch a. arsenic, nnI vounirA, opium, o. ~ 49,
,,,isons No mercury nor any deadly m~insIaiS-nothnl
rat purrly Vegetable Botanical Remeiie@ arc - kyeD
Tunde FIJI Botanic Physician. Hts Ro,Ante RA1nsdo
,s7rr W, hilsi 4, erre the most obStira,s anf " -
irugorcEs case. ana to ramovs ali uistcufy anA ~
npdri,Irs from tins system wa ~ nteS NpW4S
allied. ..iriioal jor-~i
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
DYSPEPSIA, OR INDIGESTION,

THIS H. generi!y attended with son' stomach,
.ass Of AZ petite, nausea, la.nieucy. heart.
surn, cpuiivencss, beat n the stomach when
Empty, q pam in the side, palcueEs oE the
: ~nnteianae, hnguur, low spirits, disturbed
! srp, pains in the head, &c,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08

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Eta"e7s ,oLa% 10 aai 10 a.
ace ts hi ,tr
.a' r
81 lt.-JTt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08
more pnysieiaaS' Testimony

es- vi, the ppdertigssd Physi.iapA q
RScinAa,i, Asfti1 that Dr.. Yrghtr. tiate,
eaonis are .ntiiisi 10 the fsila+t eonfesnee
y the pubiie, ssA- NE can fully ecrrohoratR
Rhas he haA said. having used Dr. Halft
kSfsan n SAsA Der Of sasea with the hap
- EJECT J.e. LAWSON, ". py
wa RTgTUgnffa1 VA. c, SAITH, n. D.,
~ ~. loHE1oR, n. D.
@ GmsHSnSS &f ~ lsvI Htys
nslSaA.
sssR.A EHe AAis BY As RrsPHssA saA0
sAa8 f7l@o ''iIgL 1CoyILL q CO.,
na8s.s 8, ssAe y Nas sithtA ssFpss eiasipsAa
&~g ST. IN 20 s~sl{r3s H ,F7sfsm
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-08

t4a6ao . aAOYIIa
f-&tsi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-28

DoS'T WANT 'EM.-The London cor
respondent of the New York Times writes
&" British North America can be had any time
for the asking. Let the Government at
Washington make its claim for the Alabama
spoliations, and offer to take Canada and the
other provinces in full Of all demands, with
war as the alternative, and they will be sur
rendered at once, without single gun being
fired" The London Times has intimated
heretofore nearly as much. Indeed we would
not be at all surprised to learn that England
is anxious to get rid Of her American pro-
vinces, which, with the exception Of British
Columbia, cost more to govern and defend than
the amount of the revenue they yield to the
mother country. But we don't want them, in
their present condition, at all events. They
are chock full of fugitive chivalry, cowardly
refugees from Secessia, sneaking runaways
from the draft, rascally bounty-jumpers, and
such other cattle, whom we are extremely
fortunate in being well rid Of, and whom we
don't want back again upon any terms. II
England wants us to take Canada off her
hands, let her first make general hanging,
bee, and purify the province Of these pesti'
lent knayes. We could stand the Canucks
but not their secesh and Copperhead friends
-!Serdda Gazette.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-28

The RAILROAD PRoeREss.-The Auburn
Stars and Stripes Of November 23d thus
speaks of the progress on the Central Pacific
Railroad: Feeling, in common with the
people of Placer county, deep interest in
the speedy construction of the great Pacific
railway, we, with view TO post ourselves as
to its progress, took occasion day or two
since TO ride along the line of that portion of
the road between Newcastle to Auburn, the
grading Of which has been in progress for
several months past-much Of the work is
deep cutting through rock and heavy fills
across deep ravines. We confess that we
have hitherto felt some impotence in regard
TO what we deemed a want Of energy in the
prosecution Of the work from Newcastle to
Auburn. But after looking at the many long,
deep and narrow cuts through rock, in which
but few men could find room to work, we are
satisfied that the time consumed in making
such cuts could not have been materially
shortened BY any means. Most OF the
heavy work between Auburn and New
castle is now done, or approaching toward
completion, and we see no reason
to doubt that our qniet town will in very
short space Of time be enlivened BY the mu-
sic of the locomotive whistle, and the hearts
Of our people made glad BY the return Of bu:
siness and prosperity to their wonted and
proper place.
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Next deer - Geld Hill News Once.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-28
$. MOLITOR s. CO.,

s MoLIToR, of A. SCHMoLZ, late of
San Francisco. US. Branch Mint, ST.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-28

REcoRDER's Court, VIRGINIA. - The
following business was transacted before
his Honor Judge Davenport this morning:
Francis Dom, arrested by officer Downey,
on charge of disturbing the peace, for
teited his bail to the amount of $40. W.
Cromen and John Doe, arrested by officers
Green s. Bulger, charged with fighting,
forfeited bail to the aggregate amount of
$40. Thomas Lyons, arrested by the
Court for violation of city ordinance in
discharging firearms within the corpora
ton limits, pleaded guilty to the charge,
and was held in the sum of 300, to an.
swer to the judgment of the Court. CiUii
Docket: Cameron s. Whittier vs.. Bajazet
& Golden Era Comprehension on ac-
count for 800; judgment for plaintiffs by
confession. Pinkerton s. Tucker VS.. F.
Ritter-action on account for $25; judg-
ment for plaintiffs by default.
To BUSINESS MBN.-We desire to call
attention of all property holders to the
advertisement of Mr.. ]. S. Gillian, who
may be found at the office of Wells, Fargo
& Co., in Virginia. The gentleman acts
as agent for a number Of the soundest In
surance Companies in the United States,
and is prepared to insure all kinds of
property at the most reasonable per cent.
Mr.. Gillan's well-known business integ-
rity is sure guarantee that all losses will
be promptly paid, and all business trans
acted with dispatch and fidelity. Mr..
Gillian is agent for the following COM
panies: Home, Hartford, Participation,
Niagara, Arctic, Phoenix, Connecticut,
and Equitable Companies.
BRAvE.-This morning burly Dutch
man got pelted with snowballs by troop
of mischievous urchins, when turning, he
drew six-shooter and threatened to shoot
them. One of the boys deliberately
walked up to him and told him he was
big loafer and didn't dare shoot anybody.
The fellow, ashamed of himself, turned
heels and ran away like hound as he is.
BOYS will be boys.
MrDDY.-The streets Of Virginia were
in horrible muddy condition on Sunday,
and pedestrians were compelled to nav
igate rivers of slush as best they could.
WoS'T STAKvE.-Yesterday some hun
dreds of Mutton arrived in town, and will
shortly be reduced if snow holds out to
fall.
MEEr1Se.-An adjourned meeting of
Eagle Engine Company, No. 3, will be
held this evening, at Il o'clock.
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EAVEs, NYB & CO.'S GIFT INrRRPR1sR

EAyB NYE & co.'s GIT INrERPR1sR.
s95, 900. ::::::9 95, 600.
Again in the Field F!
FOB THE FALL CAMPAIGN,
EAVES, NYE & CO.,
ANNOUNCE A
SIXTH GRAND
GIFT ENTERPRISE ! !!
TO TAKE PLACE
AT VIRGINIA, $50: N. T.
On Saturday, Nee. "a, 1864.
err e a d TIL is: a
First Prize, $3.50: $1,000
Second Prize, :::: $500
BOTH PAYABLE IN GOLD COIN!
$23,5OOi!
The sun Of s93, 500 wsrih Of Mag
niAeent, Costly and RIeEant
JEwHLRT
CONSISTING Of
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
Richly Wrought
BULLION WARES!
IN FACT, THRLARGRsT AND FINEST
ARRAY OF GIFTS EVER OF.
FERRD ON THE PACIFIC
COAST!!
THE WHOLE OF THIS MAGNIFICENT
i stock Of Goods, will be distributed as
HOLIDAY GIFTS!
TICKETS, ONLY ONE DOLLAR,
New Ready fer Sale.
CLOSING OUT
THIS GREAT SACRIFICE OF PROPERTY
L is made
To CIose Out the stOck in Trade.
AND
At AN IMMENSE DISCOUNT
IRON
THE ORIGINAL COST!
All Goods Distributed
WARRANTED TO Be 6ENUINEI
PROM THE MANNER IN WHICH OUR
previous Enterprises have been conducted, We are
confident of the implicit reliance that will be
placed by all In the old
Pioneer Enterprise Firm
~THE DRAWINGA
WILL BE-
Conducted by a Committee
-sELEcTEp-
FROM THE SHAREHOLDERS!
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS IMMEDIATELY.
RTICKETs,.a
Only One Dollar Each !!
~ For Sale At the Store Of Eaves g.
Nye, In virEinIa; corner Of C and Union
streets ; and by Dealers everywhere.
w. T. EAVES,
E. NYE,
J. A. WRIGHT:
Virginia. Oct. 10, 1854. oee0a
MISCELLANEOUS ADYHRTIsENRNfS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-28
AffiyhIs and Departures.

ARRIyAIs.-By Pioneer Stage-D. c. Fer
MS W. b. Forbes, ]. J. Osborne, J. g. Fair,
Mr.. Dodd, D. Wellington.
DEpARrUREs.-By Pioneer line, yesterday
and to-day. C. Russell, G. w. King, A.
G. Burtrell, ]. Hurts, Geo. E. Williams, Col.
Edward Pollock, J. r. Allen, R. W. Crane,
Mr.. Cutter, T. B. Curley, W. ]. Rhodes, L.
P Ward, A. B. Perkins, W. w. Hoburt, G.
F. Hendrick, ]. D. Chase, w. P. Messick,
W. c. Whitsome, Mr.. Mucham.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-28

Two Treasury officials have absquatulated
from Richmond after converting nearly a
million of rebel treasury notes into green
backs.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
EHE STRSCRIRFRS HAVE r

NE II DSl hlDEho ia l. EN-
Ed into partnership in the practice or Law In the Cl
aud Chancery Courts 40 bUro Grecueys, cambridge
Knoxville, aud also In The County, Circuit Chancery and
preme Courts at Knoxville, u Oh cases Zoo which we may Del
poyei taken 20 the supreme Court from either Of the COu
Jonesboro, cambridge, GrCenevillg or Knoxville.
s. T. and j. VI Logan under the firm OF Logan Logan|
attend to any which may be entrusted 10 their ma
men, 10 the Federal Court And Thomas A. r. Nelson vii
tend individually TO rny In which he may be emp
In the supreme Court at Knoxville not embraced in his
Hcrships with Col John NgthcIani and Messrs Logan Id
The style Of our firm Is Nelson, Logan Logan.
THOS. A. Il. NELSd
SAML I. LOGAN
knoxville, Tenn. lsll.ly JOS. VI. LOGAN.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-26
ATTACHMENT

Job. D. roPJoS agent Of 3. r. Stagga re. Alien N
THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAV1
says the defendant n indebted to b F. Skagls, and Il
seconds that process cannot be served him. having obi
original attachment against the defendant, made retu
before D. Rcgdgr Justice " The Peace for Union col
and the having been levied h, property II is or
by said Justice that the defendant appear before him at
Gee in Maynnrdsve on the let Monday In April 1865,
will be proceeded with * partc II is further ordered TIT
notice be published for four weeks IN the kn0
Wing. octt-it pit5- B, W. REEDER,