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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07

Has-Again we ask our Democrat.
ic friends to pay us for the Press
But why should any man pay for
a newspaper? Who cares for our
ruin? To rob US is but a small
and veniai sim.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
NOTICE.

-NIHE creditors of 7. NJ. Taylor arc hereby
j. notified, that a dividend of thirty-tMo
per cont will be paid by the undersigned, ON
their claims which have been allowed. The
same will be paid on the 18th day Of April,
1861, at Il e residence Of the assignee, near
Gottysbugg, Preble county, Ohio.
DANIEL w HARSHMAN, x
AssigHsesof N. Taylor.
April 4, l964-Sw
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07

By-Smali talk AND large piles Ct
money. There is a gentleman In A
merica, who lives within one hum
dred miles of Eaton, who is about
to make a bed Of sbin.plasters, or
which he means to aleer, both to
rest bis bones and to keep his irea.
sure safe. We hope his bed will MOI
ba stolen.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07

ST We are so Try 10 see that Mr..
James HarLaugh, lately returned
from the army hospilal i'll Wash
ington docs not lhrlI e as We should
like to SEE him Neither the COM
forts OF home nor rliot appear 10 re,
store him 10 ~ g,ood stale vi hraIlh.
inLeed, we do not believe that lie
will ever be able 10 sloNd line la.
ligue and arduous labors OF u sol.
dlers lite in III ple oil War.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
sen- Mr.. Eli Thompson of Eato

rM.Mr. Eli Thompson Of Eaton,
las Il splendid farm, two and u hall
miles north OF the Eaton railroad
STATEN, for sale. The land, the saw
mill. the timber and the buildings
are ali excellent. Time will be Civ.
en- to a good purchaser to pay tor
the estate. We will be glad to show
the farm 10 any one who may wish
to become Il purchaser. Call at the
P'rss Office, Eaton, or write to the
Editor for further particulars.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07

ETOdr mel chant tailor, Mr.. NJ.
F'lbert, has again added TO his al
ready cranm cd store, such goods
us ali men ant boys need Tor spring
and summer wear. Ii you want u
ready made suit 10 tit you well and
that will not fall to pieces inrnedi
u.ely, MICHAEL is The man to serve
you, or it you prefer custom made
ciothes, he isthe man to suit you.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
GROCERIES,.

Country grocers will do well 70
pay e visit to the great, cheap and
well silled wholesale Grocery and
provision store Of Messrs Clark &
Co., SO Vine Street, Cincinnati
That is the Lace to 90 TO tor the
very best OF goods ut the loves,
paying prices.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
NOTICE.
FELIX PARsEs ESTATE.

IN the s0th day of March, 1864, tho
" Probate Court of Preble County, de.
clared the, estate of Felix Parse, DECEASED,
10 be probably insolvent:
Creditors are therefore required to present
heir claims against the estate. to the under
signed, for allowance, within six months
from the time above mentioned, O. the
will not be entitled 10 payment
ASA NEWTON,
One Of the Adm'rs Of +. Paraa, dae'd
GILMORE & CAMPBELL, Attys,
March 81, l8j4-6w IPr. t. $500.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
LET THE INFLICTED READ

~. -
Asd learn that . pertst and radical cure Is .uArfantrl
aad gaArap ted TO all who prvsaaBictsd wis uestbssA.
isbility, nerrona complaints, melancholy thoughts, ~
iesp, loss Of memery, loss Of snorgy and muscular pswsss
puny growth, wasting away, and q want Of oonadenos -
themselves, hintink dts, ccnvpdie tfehbli6U, hrPo-
lear What II MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physiciars require to BE- told the nature Of yOur
disease the CRhGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN Don
aim TO describe the Diseases without any infsrmatisA iron
the patient, to explain It, original cause; and to guarantee
asosra. And, yhati - more yalsabl. still, he wiilhonsstiT
And frankly tell whsthbr you can be cured OF not An
biz communications and i~nterYisvs are strictly privata
aud onhdsntiaf.-Msdies Journal
The botanic Remedies Of Dr.. Raphael, he Engikh BE-
cal, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIYATE, SECRET,
AND without the uo Of Mw.
curry, Without hlnderanoe. from business, and wfthoat
kar Of discovery or exposure. No deadly poisons, such
a. arsenic, nsT vomica, opium, or any other pcssons.
No mercury or any deadly misunderstanding but purify
Vegetable Botanical Remedies arc used by this wouisrfh
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never yet Allied
" cure tho most obstinate and the most dangerous easss
and to remove all mercury and other impuritiss iron tia
system whom all Other Remedies had failed -Nsdiek
COOL NEWS ron sIKdLE.Mrs ~coNrKmpLAT.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore eorrsA.
pondent Of the oddhlloW. DoonsbOro, MaSylAad, odd %
Thursday, the 3lst Of May, 1850: FFtf
"Numerous cures u diseases caused By carly iudisss~-
ton having been performed BY the Engifsh Botlnle Ply.
Sician.I feel Il M duty, having . knOwlsdgs Of them, W
e~ts ~ hve1 uphrtAnk Ia IN uoluB 20 4 nay 10 = botNs
loo 70 tAs suffering. Gao case ID particular-that o. Q
Young man In this eity-is worthy Of note. He bad
Arnsme Tho Eictlm q = habit, the mere tlludon n uhlOb
aSs a shuader, and aftsr years Of su0sFing and decscr.
EAva up all heres Of icoovery. He wished 70 marry,
VA deaFN beloved by - sweet q gtri a. ever lispeA
Of ansction; bst he was fearful. nervous, aud proc
He dared not we'd on account Of the shattsFoa
Az cs a system. Hesonghtr plisf At the hands a NJ
y sh5sican, AND, astonbhing - Ii nay sstu, ~
NJ and SieOr Of youth ha6 fctnrusd, md ~ =
sppy htesr Of . pair OF bright bou."
0are suherings NO matterwhat their complaint,
on the Botania PhySieah oSa6dentally. ThaI
upon reuef. His Office Ia at Nc. SO EARf
Bet syeanorest. and Broadway. e~INCIAiAfI.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
ATTENTION.!

The following townships are a.
gain respectfully requested to pay
for their Fall election tickets; viz :
WASHINGTON, Jefferson, Lanier,
Gratis, Casper, and Israel.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07

NOTICE.
JACKSON P. RUSII'S ESTATE,
.1lHe undersigned has bson duly appoinLnd
Administrator Of Jackson z. Rush, lax
OF Gratis Township, PebR CoUE y, OHIO
deceased
TIMOTHY GOODWIN, Adm'r.
Gilmore & Caupbell,AttJs
March IA, ls6$~4t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
BURGLARY!

The dwelling house of Mr.. A. 4.
Seibert was entered by a burglar
or the night of the 23d ult. The
villain made his entry through a
window; but, being alarmed by the
barking of a dog, he beat a hasty
retreat, taking with him u crock
containirlg about twodolIars' worth
of sugar. Beware, hoasekeepcrs
SG- Mr.. llarbaugh, OF Cheapside,
next door to tie Eagle Hotel
Eaton, is the man for the times =
lie keeps a rst.class stock of gro.
%ceries, sells cheap, and makes ne
objections to sllinplasters or green
backs. What is still more wonder
full, he gives u dollars worth o
goods tor tnirty.one cents. Cheap
side is the place to 60 to,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
AT Cost!

First come, first served. l will
sell EXCLUSIVELY for CASH, and at
Coat. or | will sell the Stock on
fair terms and rent my Stora.room
to the purchaser.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
hNNLESALE MILLlNERY.

Wholesale MILLINERY.
1 U Doherty of "a Pearl Street
has n Enc assortment Of such goods
t.I the rspectiun Of retail dealers.
TIC lates. styles in Ribbons, Silks,
B~vunets, ! lowers, & selected for
,ho Spring season ms low as can be
Bought elsewhere. Give him a cal
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
N. B. STEPHENS.

r. S.-All who know themselves
ind ebted % me, will please call
and settle accounts, without further
notice, and pay the same, as | am
Determined to close up my business
without delay.
N. B. s.
Faton, April Z, 1864-2w
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07

HS- The Editor qttdis paper does
not hold himself responsible 70, the
opinions oppressed by his correspond
ents. The writer, and not the Editor
is responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07
Vocal ano MlispNansJus.
COME EVERYBODY, AND GET
CHEAP G0ODSII

On account of disability, | am
unable to attend to business, and
am therefore determined TO close
out my entire Stock of Merchandise.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07

%Advsrtize iu the Press.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-07

s-rsa a DIR. RAPHAEL
BOX No. 24S3, Posr oF'TTCtt
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
wv KIN Let L. bs cieAriJ nafsusso%
that tbs prizes nan~d Is eonsuitatioa ~ payp ~ . osa-
S~utation only. It does not pay for the Doctor's wrttton
opinion Of your future rrospeets In liza II de-, net ~
for vinhipG the affections Of the ppposits ga, nor ff NE
e~Onsummation Of happy marriage, nor for doing asy sthaF
hasa nxed price FIR doing zach separate busiAers. InyeaF
oonsuliaton with the Doctor, you learn how you anrssh.s
the fond hops nearest your hearti ysaJ AHs told heEa ~
can act al you want, and bow your business ChEht o y
dsus 30 that Il oaa not fail. He viii iOretclt what b 80
DEsTINY. In short, 10 will tel what y bsfnrsyerssia
Caution 10 the Public. "
d.. ". RaphasL the AstrSiegsy. has No eopnssiOA
With PROFESSOR o. Dr.. w. M, Raphael, o. w8h sl9
other gentleman q the same nAmS. ;fefd TT5v 3
~ Out thia advertisement out whsn you coma
hing IL with ysu And show IL 70 the gki who epsas III
door, To prevent mistakes, ask h. ~ f9Faf q,
SEE THH DOCTOR HrNasELP.1-
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Mnrriaa.


AORnrA-DrIor. Al st. Jamss cathedral, Jay street,
Brooklyn, on Wednesday October 20, BY The Row joan
Turner n. AHGuo AeKEsrA, Of ksssina, Italy, 70 Mss
ASn H., daughter OF Thomas Dlon Esq. Of Brooklyn.
CxAwyoRD--AsEs-OnT Tuesday, October ~, bv the
Rev r n. Richardson, Awpssw y. CsAwyoHp OF This
city, 70 AssLa o. only daughter OF Fisher Ames, Esq
OF Providence, X. I.
city, by ,he Rev. J. N. Holmes, vAIxsrns EVANS TO
EMMA Louisx LuARKz 't ak
YI4yAaAs-NAourrs.-- wednesday. October 70, by
the Rcy. Father Cnrran, OF g. Andrsws church, NJ.
Prrss FLANAGAN 70 Miss ASrr MAoump both Of thn city.
Tipperasy papers plesse copy.
Mliissos : wnBs Ion tuesday, octossr -, IN Graos
churoh Brooklyn Heights, BY the Rev Chipman rhrall,
d, D., and the Rev. James Thomson, CnlnSn B@sv,
eldst son Of CoaFas haisson, =. D. 70 FRA1um srHss
Oldest daughtsr OF The Rsv. william r Wsbbs, sli q
Broukyn. No cards.
AcISrrss-LAs On Tuesday, Ostobsr 10, 81 n. To-
roses church, BY toe Rev. James Boyoc, kpvAnp A.
MUisrSRs 10, " Aise JAsn q. NJ LAro. = 80
Pcsr-vAv Hvn.-0n Wednesday, Octobsr -, by ths
Rev. Thomas Sawyer, nEo.on H. Porr 70 aARAn =,
dsssbsss d John J. Van RIpsr, Tsq. No cardsL -
4 vsEmAHD--0sa-InB Brooklyn, on Wednesday, October
~ Ons, al " Broek'yn. ttf sHft F#f
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sss t's'ss CIR, I9es.Si % iSasss II.
oen,ra; s. Am Transit Cs
ffras s s
: saLr walrus lBrh Lahs. Loadsodsuy. xs-HyAcA
ssas.sr F.aissu wash s.nk Ca
sssr Kass nski. Fsnsas Ssis: -
s sShr Rival Iva nosbe, stamford.
sss Sss si. ss', sssss'-. A'
ssane4 c'fs rransi. @,a hessns aouss b.ise
iassay Ssssf fsis:s
ARRIVED
Steamship Celia Br! slinse London oc.I via Qsssss
YORK. d ssss =" G Can
Steamship Persl p.v. Beaufort NC, sAour. WIN uass
s stsa%sh,p % Diamond 'i} u snspori nun.r. wssA,as
ss.i ssl & Dsssss -
s. ssp S & Gays r 81
1ss ASs" 10 os'. VII. "d.
~ n Sss,a & Nv
and w @
:: s:$. 60. 81: is 7s' H.
III :s u Sc; win nd''
g. a NV
ship supposed to be the Shepherd Knapp Sr:ising A
r ssas%sss1 %ss:sn 81
.sp S.sas bound VI isis: = q y lon % sS..hiO
s ssf ' s's:s' va
Hss. 4ss = @
Bark Sovereign tnsw, wormwood Ksnnsbunk. 10 days.
Bark Hope. Huntey. Mschias, days. with lumber to
s.iS King esr, co Cow Bay Is days. with so' %
Brig Manins, Norton. Lingan. II days. with coal. 70
Brig Roamer, Tracey. Lngan Is days, with COAL 70
Brig Alex Milken tBr,. Mniken Sydney. cB. a days.
Brig pere Fr) Pquenus. Pasqus. NJ % days. with
Brs Export tBr,. Zen. St John, NIB, II days with iOns-
Brig Triad Mitchell, Cutler. Ne. days. with spars. to
Rrig Omaha Iof East Machias, Robinson Machias
'Hs sr xts fosr aanprs y s for Philadelphia
echr okoona, Thatcher Cow Eay IA days, with coai, 70
schr ophir Urann. Lingan 20 days. with coal. 70 B.
scnr Royal Oak sBrn Davidson, W, c@ern..'1!s Cor rs.
seSr f,aSo
ssF s.
sr s.1es ss"sss sss
sSr ssr p"f a~s Ssf % s:.is. ss1ssrs 1
sehr sprasssE. Haskell M.sSias' days:
ss,ss ss,s:ss. e:.':ss ss''''
Scir Cabot Phnney, Boston. . Gays.
Schr Rravo Crosby, Boston for Albany
Schr Mary Anna. Gibbs, Cohassot for PhAdephA
Sc,rr w Ponder. Phillips. Taunton.
achr Oregon. Rhodes Providence.
schr w Butman. Sparks Providence.
Sc,r NJ Freeman, Ry der, Providence.
ecir Mora Champiin, Providence
8chr Rushing, Sawyer, Pawtuckee
Rchr NJ A Hycr Stewart, New Haven tta} s4sAy
Schr Seraph. Ryder, Norwich i.
Schr NJ Clark Clark, Middletown.
Schr A Crandali Barbsr Bridgeport
Schr 1!urd. Snow. Rondout for Boston.
Schr Gage Hopkins, Newburg for Boston.
2ss-s.eaner Iowa -,
2sh-sfra7ers Heca Columbia Thorn, Tflle, BA1t1QQFA
Geo Lesrv contineual v1neand, !enyi ba!ks kthss
Buems Florence nightingale Del Resolution; breD Jane
Foster. Truman Corning Water Lny, Warden LAW,
OIo: s Aun,ack. n Tbbetts W Bscaey. " Henry,
e Hess, NJ Rogers, fora. Kate Brigham. 5000 ia
Wiad at sunset 8. light AHaait1*Ha tsa @t.sal
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City Intelligence.

MADISON AvExuE.-The contracts for regulating grad
ing, curbing and guterng Madison avenue from Forty
second to Eghtysixh street made on the let Of
September last and only about half dozen men arc on.
gagged on this great work. This ~ Of the moet i'm
portsnt improvements to this city land running
its centre) aud could be finished with BILE
gree OF diligence within three months BY putting sui.
ncient forco OF men the job During the two monihs
that this work has been processing not week 4
work has been actually done Certainly such q great
public Improvement as this avenue is and Of the
leading thoroughlares to the Park, and which win add
finished, ought NOT 70 be permitted TO sumber and
drag along in this manner The work progress.
Ing viii not be completed in hvs years.
THE QUEENS sHopDY-A poetcal and political satire
entitled the Queens Of shoddy" will BE- rsaa Il Clinton
Hail. TO morrow friday evening, by Mrs. Elstt. the
amateur reader II contains humorous hits q relgnins
folly and extravagance and promiucns political
characters.
INSPECTION OF THE SEVENTY FIRST REGsnnE .-Coonsl
Traford has issued order commanding the officers and
members Of this regiment assemble a their respsove
rmores to day. half past O'Clock IN fatigue uni.
form. overcoats rolled on knapsacks white glovse Gc
for inspection. m-
DANGERous STARRING AyyAR..-A party Of friends,
amongst whom was John Glynn, Of 80 Monroe street,
and Patrick Riley, living 10 Monroe street, Catha-
riue got into alteration O'Clock ysster-
day morning Glynns residence, d1ring which the
latter was dangerously stabbed 10 the left side by knife
or other sharp instrument alleged to have been In the
hands q Riley, who made his escape has mot yet
been arrested. Glynn was conveyed TO Bellevue Hos
ptAl.
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Court CAl.naar-This nnx.

SUPREME CouaT CrRcUir.-rart l--kdlournsd without
day. Part 2Court opens At ten A, NJ. Nee 1880 2o24
sg9d Ss9S sssss sloS 20, S!ce silc s!ia 2lis
Part 8-No 70 Duaue street. Court opens At tan A Nj
Nos 235l 2Gi 2sse, 2es, 2Tss, Isss 2i37N 2ss 2sso
1884, 27l7, ss5 1929 ie4o, 2s2e 2c3s l753 2r2 2STT
27i5
suFRsion corRr, TRIAL TrRn.-psrt Mos. 4l9T,
3Is5 347 37e6 $500. <is7 1o7T ,oss Sel1 4cz5 3so7
1900 4so2 4o4 4soc 1908, 4sl2 4sla ssi6 ssis $s7o
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The NAVY.

BROOKLYN NAVY YARD-sAILIS6 or vEssfLs. Rrc.
The Aonandock iron cladlsaiied from the ynd ycsler
day morning on her southwark voyage. she wiIl 40.
conpanied on her trip BY the Little Ada, which left
Tuesday evening, and awaited her a, Sandy Hook.
The Mohican also took departure yesterday morn
ing
On Saturday the Dictator 10 expected 10 sail. and
same day tho Union win get or her trip
Gulf blockading squadron.
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the RiockaeA Nunmsrs.
CAPTURE OF TEE BiDcEADs Runn1R uoYn.

W2suIxcrox, Oct -, tscs
The Navy DspsrtmsaA Aas vscsivea nfosvAssa ef he
capture by the gntsd States Eous the block
ade Hope. She built EngisDd for Frsrer,
Treohom Co.. by tho celebrated ship builders JONES'
caigan CO. She is paddle whssi ssssl sts&ms~ 80
rect length so feet aeam, has ave wstsr ignl con.
partments AND draws II feet os she powerful
steamer, and reported 70 be OF The snd gcss
costly vessels buik for blockade running sne the
rsbsa Dag 81 Cork On board = Q vausbss szssrsei
cargo.
ARRIVAL o. rnB Pxiza RAsDo AZ Bosros.
Bosrox. Oct D. isss
Tho Br tish prize steamer Nando, from wilmnsscn fcr
Nassau which captured ~ the United States
Fort Jackscn when one hassssd and eighty miles ICON
port, arrived here to-day, In charge of Actnr Essgr
Hopkins and prize Ninety eeht shot fired
at her before che surrendered She has cargo sf nys
hundred bales Of cotton. Thirtynys bales throw
overheard during the chase Of i've and half hours
She 10 sidewheel iron steamer Of elk bupdsed and
twenty tons, and draws seven feet Of wafer.
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Died.

BnpexWsorv. Casssauqvs, Pa on rssssay ,0csobev
40, after short Hlnsss Jobw BRSrrsnu novs H. II -
Row Rochelle Wsstcpester county, NV H'eM -
The rs'stivss ard fricrds me Invited 10 stsod me
funeral tbh fThursdAy1 Afternoon, O'Clock from tho
house of Jussse v. EsIe, ESQ., Ii3 wavsrIey place. with
further sotce Tho rcOssns vii sssen Poush.
teefsc for essmssf On Friday nornirs ~ Aaif pass
sep tlccs TT
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miscellaneous.

Ans 9
sared Sy ,hs f.osida and seea.sd under sSnd - -
PRe BLLow Of salem. captured by The rebel pstvaees
:ss Win S:s
RI ged into forc ana an -chr 1s
y 50 H,s o and n,s from .s
lost :. Nsr,h Edso, By sssnsr Ponsise - -' =
In "a s. Il E.; sis 'ss 4
sera AsnA EDyA.U1 Of ys.! River hence 70. sss:.
ses, day amer throwing oyerooard 50 tons M sand
s .p:ss.S r.
= The s. The i s;ns 4.
- st'sa lcs II f'~ S''s00a iof Liverpool s'''
o sfis r. m e .app0s'd from I0nd0. '0F Boston,
s.s ss % Sf sS
s. Of Ss
rsi s e. IL 'Ss Il g. * G. from sydney oD for 10"
Foreign Ports.
s..s'as sss esd :ssr yeSnss.! sSsrs ss..'' N1
cntnLoaTrrown PEI Oct s-Arr schr William, Cousins.
se.a:s sa so,ss. ss.s1 s,s;sen
aS
'i;,GT, nsr.s .'ssiss s I @
GA & EsT asrsc TssSs, sS9 9drs
ncid. Boston "
Rni oi iitb City or Cork (sl, Tbbetts for New York;
Cane Horn xat-en. San Francisco Via Rordeaux.
Losaos oct l2-Ent cut. Augusta Kelley. Phillips for
boslon. -. . -
| AAnriEA. sept 2s--hrr Robert Wing Hall. Bcston.
MstlaA o. sArr bark Vema, kickerson boston. ClCs
g Ss S dyl"s T Il, asi s as s.D :ss Eliza.
f: fsy
Gsksarl lot rain trrss'l and got pumps choked.
Nsor. OF IL bark Vary Rich, Clapp. NOrleans
spfr, esp, S,-ip poi bsrfs Face Horse searlos and
y n -EfruRt,u Mayo, for Boston.
fffaff. Ne. Oct 2lArr eNhrs Arnca. Speight NYork
2'r fiiiotpc smith do; fsonesa Hupper, Baltimore.
THrrRffs 2iArr Fonerile (sl, Goodfellow NYorh
| (arf a III for Fuevlsventufsl.
LaNrF aept 8-Arr Cassaudra, Allen, Nfork
American Ports.
BOTTOM, Oct 1S-Afr brig Dillingham;. Mndeet, Pic
tor; schr NaTgreL Pcnd ecn El,ahethport Below brig
lotpaae Bangor FOR New Orleans Old Br steamer
H. ofH Anderson. Liverpooi Hanfer Br bsrks Lady
Eufe Iffown Lond~G Ffwel Churchill New York; brig
iraar nirkrorc. Key West scr TwsdSn Chase
r.imce sd Us steamer Iuka barks hodenss snd Cor
sIh-srr ssrss orsvlllc, crocsett CarAir Moneynick
Srth sAsrs peov bark Agnes Frazer and ships
nALTfMOAE Oct 1i-Arr schrs franklin, Van Name;
s4 seh~ freinecr willard Antigua; Petrol tBrD Shanks
a. anarras; BaraaiL Cranmer, Providence; Ida A.
jayne sAyr. New YORK Sli bark Marco Polo. sohr Alice,
sih-Arr steamer Cen Meiggs, New York 81
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rnn CANADIAN GRIM Cor Casa caso OF Grim Cou
was tried yesterday at the assIzes which sitting
city or Syracuse, state OF New York claimed $40 ooo
damages from Mr.. James Carson butcher ofthis city
on charge OF having seducsd his wife, Sarah Fanck
desert her husband and live with him The plaintiff was
AWARDED 81. 600 DAMAGES. = =rurnslo Lladcr- lcf 2h
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would as soon marry ss s~v e.n.r.sn. ~. 49,
remember Ars Walkers sSae shal sssss1sss Asd ,od
her 10 did nos intend " .~arry ne
After acuNe sdditbc,.ai r..,,.orv 40 - -,....-.s,,.
character had eee< stcitsd 6brs adjourssA uptl
sIsvsu O'Clock tfls esaoWag nosAlse.
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News from New OrDen ns.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. ~, 1904.
Leters have been received here from
In Richmond stating thai the archives and other govern
ment property were being recently removed 10 Lynch
burg. r
The steamer George Cromwell from New York,
rived yesterday.
The rebel cavalry consoriptng negroes the plan.
tatons outside OF lines by order OF rebel govern
meDt They that negroes be put tho
rebel army.
The New York herald., 1864-10-27
The SAotted salute in Honor OF Sneri.
dan,s victory . Violation OF the Incit
Truce Existing between she Pdcekts'
City P0lts1cA.

THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Tho following letters passed in relation to the
nomination Mr. Gilbert by the Union Convention the
Fourth Congressional district. represented by Ben.
Wood
sia-As officers or tho Fourth Congressional Con
veaion It becomes our pleasing cuty under resolution Of
caosen their nominee to this district tho
convention. impressed with Of its duty to the
to for s a S such he
hon feel especial qualification ~ erns 70 the considera
III
history renders Incumbent every patriot the
sssss.ss he @ au.e q once
voon 10 the dearest interest," our County and It's hopes
ns % III sssS
We have the honor to be win niga s-sPeSI uycK
Chairman OF the Committee
PERRE e. VAN wrcx. Esq., Chairman. and D. j. 0AKlsr,
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the affair. ar Of the nation successfully both in The
Lincoln with abiding i.S ,s.s GSs ,hs
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ous Ter % m % 'ne
tho Convention Yours very truly, 9. r. GILBERT.
TAAxANY HALL REPUDIArEs ANsoN HgRRlcK.
meeting Of the Democratic General Committee was
held at tammany Hall last evening, wnsm NJ Tweed 10
chair for the purpose Of endorsing the late Congress
eional nominations After the eudorsmaut Of Morgan
Jones In the Fourth district NeaOu ray 10 the Fifth
ELIJAH Ward In the Sixth, w. Chansr in the Seventh,
Herrick the Ninth district came up for
when the following preamble and Sesoluton repudiatng
Mr. Herrick's nomination, was adopted
ninh s..rct has aimee his noina,on Sy
a s. IL sn
81 20 M
E are .Ss han and
sapper.sd BY IT. MIammany Hal. and si. ows.
and loc. Offices to repudats him and condemn his action
Resolved That the nomination Of Anson Herck be- and
- hereby r.pndaed and that the Congre siona Conyen
be- .na ns o ss. hs pss
paa and 20 nominal. e ns sa
portet the democracy Of the Ninth district
HE SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Hon. Ell P. Norton ia the regular nominee Of the Nc.
Keon democracy for Congressman for tho Sixth Senate.
rial district In this city, instead OF Mr.. Wm B. Rankin
Is previously announced in columns.
TIE FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
IN influential committee OF the citizens Of the First
Nssmbiy disirc, have nominated Mr.. Charles OConor
as their candidate n that district.
MCCLELLAN CLUB OF rwsNrY-FIssr WARD.
This club TO bold grand mass meeting oeI Third
TO uIsht when speeches viii DO delivered by Hon
John Kelly, hr. John Hsrneit aud other well known
The New York herald., 1864-10-27

Dcoth OF Lie cute mt Colonel w. Mogiin. /.
DAFBuRy, Conn, Oct. 10, 1864.
Lieutenant Colonel William Aoglin, OF tho Eisyeaih
Connecticut Volunteers, died here To day.