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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03
Fol ELKCroRs or President AND VICE
.PnEiiDryT OF THE USlrED SrArxs.
ELECTORS AT LARGE.
Charles Reemelin,
Thomas w. Barley.


Charles Reemelin,
Thomas W. BARLEY.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
John L. Waiter,
g. John Schiff,
William j. Gilmore,
Luther Smith,
Charles N. Lamison,
William B. Telfa;r,
William II. Creighton,
Judson A. Beebe,
Edward s. Stowe, 81.
James G.. IIaly, J1 sc1-
Henry G. Moore mzy1aq
James Emmitt,
Charles II. Johnston,
Neal Power, , ,1i b
q Robert A. Constable,
Oliver J. Swancy,i
Charles NJ. Aten,
David-R. Paige,
Simeon L. Hunt.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03
PeristaItic PersuaderS.

Il Vegetable &Smaeh and Lie" Ha
Purely Vegetable Piil', prepared for the
various geological formations 20 A~eatrSl'
z. all niasmAtie, ainsral or ntAer inau-
.nc0 upon the system, and without drastic
effect, which should be avoided, Tie best
and most rel able family msaiciao sxtsnt'
Harmless under any SYSTEM Of 8iSt, Or OF
poSur., acting mildly and surely, and lssN'
Ing Tho stomach and bowels VI, nAt.rAi
and healthy condition, To dJ'pspS-s 'A"S
are invaluable. prica a cents
IMPERIAL COUG PU.I.S
If you uaGsr fro. . ssasA il i, '.a
ow, IsuIt. 4 ,risl Of thsSs pills will sss
vince joa Of that iact FRr! dosonPo''
tn. pAiegm, aud 'Us4a. al! iua4mna'iOa
/. j. ihe best compound ATsr pus tog,tAti
for colds, coughs, A'.hl4s, splitting OF Mood
and consnmp,i.n. Al Afflicted With soagsl
fr.n whatever cLuss--ersn childr'' viii
uorn4-can % cnres bT 'A-I =" VS.
0 cenia
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03
.. s. 7-SO LOAN.

The Secretary stths TrCI.ly
ie, that subscriptions will be rsssivsd f.
C.Spop Treasury Eon,, pA,aLl. tGrss =, :
from AsE l5.L, 1884, with s~ani-aHsual i,
,r.st a, ths rate Of seven and tbrsatcn :
p.r ,sut, ser saHUu,-priacipal aaj inc O..
.st both 70 Ga said 70 LA said in lnvn i.
sssy.
TLsss sOtss will be ssAvsnibls at
sp,isa Of the Lsldsr a, maturity, iato i,
per cent gold bsarisK hSnds, pAyaSlO ~
sSs tkAA Aivs uor more tkaa tUOHg u
ron their dSt'r sStss To'ssAnsut asys' G.
nv
'1OO' WV ",O'V,' ''.'
my ~ "
"p'' "A"' S0'N'
T!isEtt !sll ;. "aA'm;tt'a "
tho VSsr free OF tranITortHiSa chsI
as 'oou amer tis r'sSiPt Ofihe originate
tGcALSS Of deposit ~ they eau be prey at
A the notes draw intsrSS! trLn Ausa
lS,..psr'on' aahisg deposit" SUbssq"Sat
Mat date nSIt pay the ists rsllGSOrS"d r.
" "'o'S
iAH'' eePo''nsG '"'u'! I've "'s'""
sP""'l'
oH' INNS Will - H"'Se S'A~' WV -
e'' quarter OF one per '""t' SS'aa V"""
paid ~ ts' lrsa'nry DepAr'nsnS AIsa
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03
NOTICE.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
i Executor Oc the last will AMI te Stam"nl
ot Hugh Hart, late of Prchle county. Ohio.
deceased. JESSE r. STEPHENS. Admr.
November 3, lS64-3w
Foos g. STErnESs, Att,ys.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03

God closed yesterday in New
York st a3s.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03
ON TUESDAY NEXT,

Every Democratic and Conserval
tive voter must he at the polls and
vote.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03

g Some doubt remains IS to the
political complexion of Pennsylya-
ain. But we entertain strong hope
that thu Republicans have done
what they seemed At first to have
done, and confess = deep desire
that the present result may fore
shadow the ~ election Of Abraham
Lincoln. For ABRAHAM LIScoLN II
THE SoUTn's BEST ALLY.
"lf the people of the United
States choose to re. elect him, they
thereby pronounce u decree estab'
fishing the independence OF the
South. We can bring larger armies
into the field to fight Lincoln than
any other Northern President"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03
DEMOCRATIC
M~ANvFACTO kY
Ralph @. MCrakeu,

o., A"~te~ W MS4oA0AD
OEALER IN FINE LINENS, BOTH
DilFsh end German, and Gentle ems
tpEpISbisG GsodAt aesisEy u al kinds.
Fms Lines HaAda 70 yoEdaf. bR maassFp
seat and q RrGt Rt g4AFEasst
Payer Pettsfns cnE '''H' ..
3d., WEST FoU14H STRE13
AIy'fb re Etca sttk SsfGsa - 8
eIkfIHA1Tl,S G.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03
CtnsriiIh into &E pr e,ut y
Geld Bend.

. " SNAeA a"e 1858 1905 n&op ~ ASh
GtStB, ASd before he war Ls Sasa %
six per sSnt L.. 8. StosUS VAS eve, t0au,
per cent. 1t will he ssss taat the AAA.a
profit on his loan, 81 the prssssl .Oar 1T eats
is %notlssI shan ter per ssst p, .raSR.
Its srsmlisn troR Sale or Nusi.,
PAl Taxatr~n.
~. side from all the sdvAasazes ~ Nay
enUnsrA.sd, = special AZ, nt L.nsI-.s y.
'urh eli is"ds esd TraGsUS> sSHu n sm T.
eel toSsE'n. On ths a'srsse, this .tsnt
siea is vsrsk aSost tive per sssk pSs aaaun
sccordinEts tLs rate Of tAxazeA j. yarios'
parts Of The sOsstry.
Il is believed hat ~ sssariHsa SAs, -
great indScsaeAiS - lenders - dose js.arp
~ the govsrunsst In all sthsr ferns o
Indebtedness, the faith o. ability Of DF;,ats
pAri'sS, or 'isst s~sHpsuiss. ~ sspsrat.
communities, only, Is PisAS'A ~ vsyn u,
while the whole property Of Ne Ssaats, h
held to secure he A~isshaFEs sfaH ~ so
gahus, OF ,hs Uisl StAIsh
Wbils As goysransns sRsrs ~ R@ti )
sal terms fur' it Leans, i. AsiaVss ~
'sry strongest appeal gill h -
and pAtriotisa Of the psops.
Duplicate csrtiAeAtss will 10 iHsetAS
deposits. Ths party lepositisg. Ss.. -
dqrss Spsn he original ssrtiGs4A ~ q
nomination Of potss rssu,rAd, a4A sAssAp
sAsy are TO b iISasd in blaaI or psyAbis y
order. Whsa 80 endorsed II ngB b. he
With tie OAear resisting iAs deposit, - b
Forwarded - ths TrsaJGEJ department
SEsScHrrIors SILL - E1Css1Ea b, rAs TRAs
sursr Of re limited States, 81 iTAsAiHEts.
the several ASsAtanA frsaSuFsrs aal lspE
HAssd D'positari'', aid BY Vie
F'rH NatisAai Bank OF Dayton,
First Nasopsi RsAk Of HsRitoa
and by Al HatiOaal Banhs SiisA are dsDs
i.Aries o putie ROasy. az
Az rtsISGbsbk RAh SAI 1EWk1~
AfOaSaout tbs eoSstFy will Gf7e fsvtAss h
foFAAtiSa a1A
AJ"vd INtryN SeW h ssASokvrAVd
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE undersigned have been duly ap.
l. pointed Administrators of the estate OIL
Peter Pence, late Of Prcble county, Ohio.
deceased,
ANDREW J. PRINCE, ! ,1...,
PETER NJ. PENCE,
November 3, lS64-3w
Zoos & Stephens, Att'ys
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03

AGENTS will be allowed zen cents on
every certificate ordered by them. provided
their remittance aneupts to One Dollar
Agents will COLLECT rs cents for syery { en-
ti6cac and remit Is cents 10 rs either (
cash OF Postage Stamps
~ARRAADALR L CO.,
1877, BRoADwAE, New YoBx.
October p, lS64-3m
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03
GREAT
Gift Distribution !!
100000
WATCHES. CHAINS, DIAMOND
RINGS, &C.,
WORTH OVEN
ONE WILTON DOLLARSi
All to be sold for
ONE DOLLAR EACH

Without regard to value Not to e paid
for until you know what you are
~. to receive Tll
SplARdfd List of ArticlesH All TO b
Sold for One Dollar Each III
$50 Gents Gold Hunting
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03

We take the following extract
from the Richmond Eramincr Of
the 18th ultimo:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-11-03

J"UU uoI SliVcr lea spoons FIJI 10 SZO q uJL
5000 Dozen Silver Tab,
Spoons aud Forks .. $40 to $40 :,
In consequence Of the great stsgnatiun
Of trade in the manufacturing districts Of
England. through the war having cut Of the
supply Of cotton, n large q~uartiiy of vain.
able JewelrT, originally intended for the
English market has been sent of for Sale in
this country, an must be sold at any sacri,
feeN
Under these circumstances, ARRAkDhLE
\ CO., acting as Agents for the principal
European manufacturers. have resolved up.
on a GREAT GiFr DISTRIBUTION, subject to the
following regulations
CERTIt lCATES naming each ARTICLE and
its value. are placed in SEALED ENvEL-
GFES, and we'll mixed. One of these en-.
envelopes will lie sent by mail to any address
on receipt Of % cents,
All articles Soil at One Dollar each.
without regard 10 Value
On receipt of the Certificate, you will see
what sou are going to have, and then il is At
your option to send the Dollar and take the
article or not. Purchasers may Tins obtain
a Gold Watch a Diamond Ring, or ans set
of Iewelry on our list for ONE DOLLAR.
and in no case can they gee less than one
dollars wor b, as there arc no blanks. The
price of Certificates is as follows:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-04-16
The Great German Question.

We are daily asked TO explain The S~chle1ig-
Hois;ein question, which i= now Threatening 70
disturb tbs peace Of Europe, and y plunge II
into Uzr- H5l.tein and Schls~ig gre two
doehies lying north q the river Ebe, and 1eei
III tks Baltic Sa. HOlsten has belonged 70
Denmark since 1883. La the memorable year Of
reyOiGlOn N ECrOpe, 1913, the t~o Duchies az
tempted % gain their ~indepen3ence, and - Din
the German Empire Prussia came % their aid
bat they were beaten. and again ~egbuittsd -
Denmark, tbe King wearing TIE title Of tie Duke
OF HOltsIn- The crowned heads Of EurOpe. %
pDs7i - they are 20 the prOgress Of constitution
- gOssrnnsnts. have thrown their weight " IN
hasBes On tie ss3e Of Denmark: bat Z few II the
German P~TiDe5palifi1 favor the Dnehies IA their
LerOie P1rP1ss Of deciding for iheuaseiYes the
question u their Undergraduate.
IN tbs czth Of the King Of Denmark, in
SoTsn4b%r last, and tie accession Of Christian
TX. suOtber claimant - the Ducaies aroee.
Prince Frste.Iek q Augustenb@rg, claimed tn
uus q Eeigning Duke u SchIeNig-IIolstein
srSd L~An-aLFg- On TIE 10Th u Deeemi<-r b-
vac proclaimed Doks Or Scbl7Eig-HOIztein.
IL - u Settl@ the respective clzins Of tie new
hing u Denmark. and the Duke or Augusten-
DTg. that Tie Powers Of Ear0p= axe now ~ w4r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-04-16
TO SUGAR PLANTERS and OTHERS.

U,HE AGENT OF THE
MOTHERS ASSURANCE COMPANY hC - DoShy TIE
owners and agents Of Sugar plaa-Atts1s that tAeF arr e1-
uowerei "a iss1e polie;es u Insurance aczns; IRE o. E2chAae-
~, buildings. &c. at moderate ratS-.h1s A1oT4Hs 49,
security for advances made 70 planters They have Nso rASitd
Instructions from the head oEce II Lc1deu, 70 reioc< tas &c
Of premium on ordiRsry risks and ar no~ pTepSr-e 70 E~"s
policies on warehouses, &c, II TIE red1@a zS=s
JANIoN. GREEN Z Go.
AGENTS fE the S9uasrn assEranc~ Company
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-04-16


TIE nos- suceszful Gan sFs- ozde VIZ OK
p!s,sd last Friday Is peopls q the United
States hare yolzatarIl.z one forward. an5 II =
few nonths subscribed 80 paid for Five Hun
dr-t Millions q dolAr|in szPpo-t q RI Cox
srnDe1f, taxing irs oEE ~ par. Al addition 70
this, they have add Sas Government by call
s0ans : 20 bOnds and 1sEr eSrf. lezzi tzadH
also by voluntary eonrTf sltions amounting IN the
aggregate - millions u 5DH4rs for t6s relief Cf
wounded and nek sod e The his1orT q this
great outp0uring Or Tx Ds2p.s's Ee2sure during
r5e past txo years, and te urErzDp ls6 p-osper-
I:y II The e0unrry, wis al 0oe q tbs brightest
volumes Of AnsriCzn H1Ory.
As so0n ss IL became known rhat the SO
bonds were nearly tzkeo, the rush for iheu We
Gnprsee6snted- jay, Cooks < Co received 0Tsr
one million Of dollars ~ thsir oEee. and eight
millions were ordered By telegraph from different
parts Of the country When tie subscription
Int was elossd, X Wa discovered that IN m5bI0Ls
more tran the lini- had been subscrIos5. The
NetlOn2l hank. hare taken large Quantities Of
;he eiss d security. he burFh bank Of New
York subscribed for Z 2,O00.OO o The sock ad-
ysneed IN The mark; from I02l u 1921 pr e=nt.
IInEnsdisCsly up0n the closing .: ne books, and
hzs sinee riseD u 1914
The excitement OeczsiODs1 BIZ Ills lozn. and
the ecLot with which Ia cOnciusiOn was ATTENDED
hz< neser besn eg1ziIsd IN the financial histor7
Of tie word and il L gratifying u know tia.
u has bsen mainly encouraged and participated
IA b the peopls generally, and not By snY c9m-
bInzsl0o Of capitalists This eECrt II Secretzry
Chase, ~ t~riumphsntly e0ncIUdsi, i. CERTAINLY
taering u the hearty congratulations u the
og1ntry-Am. p0ye--
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-04-16
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-04-16
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-04-16
HAVE ON HAND
Ex LATE ARRIVALS:

FANCY CAssIMERES
ED BUCKSKIN.
BLACK and Blu BRO4DCLOTH.
E-zcE and z-ey f=4.a----
T1-cE aEi HzBey SIX rHhb1s.
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NA1ts Eo=- hz.cEe-cfizs-
Back sk erzTzz-,
Woss-n tzt4= oy-rs
Biue slzs.
Won barge,
cent -=rl7 sh5ns All drawers,
Cent? sock-.
Meu'- heavy wo0I=n Stockings.
Meas b-aes and grey as hats.
AssH7@3 SHAW Las,
Chsk1 sex
S1Lo-s' Pes-- kLlT=,
s1l-ri9r IN All Pccka lEye=,
SILVER Patel and German silver soap ls5l=s,
SILVER yzIa6 and German silver lea AM t.b.z spans.
Ne7le.- Dog chains,
T-5i= kElye. and forks. Poeses boGs,
P~EtsEOaazi=s. cigar eAs-,
L15ins' exE-scrs-
Dra-er AMI si framed ioo.iug gzs-=s,
J2G- and git frame mirrors, r. t5at cz..
Plain 2u1 fancy porous water bStl@,
EooEn Eirhs. ? aging cards.
Mahogany So tzAI=- Asbozsuy Chests Of drawers
Mahogany dime. s=rsio@ abIs=.
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OaE pSisE=d szr1KJ5--
BAckec esI skins,
Ls4.hzr sho=-
Gait noaSIiny-
German and Belgian gl1e.
Birch brrElz, Fue ErcEE.
Sheet lad, She= zpc,
Hoop rou-
lin plates,
WIFE. black and greea Of paints,
Lamp hlzcf. Whiting,
Manila rUpz.
Stockholm tar.
Frrnch and Erought iron nails,
D~-khEhts- Cay PiP=s-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

A Union caucus is called for next We'd
nesdsy evening, when several matters re-
lating to the course of the Administration
party on questions already raised will be
decided.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-02

Senator Wilson's bill to secure home
steads to persons in the military service,
provides that sll lands not included in the
corporate limits Of any city, town or viii
lAge, against which DEGREES, condemnation
and sales shall be rendered, under the
eonfscstion law, and all such lands sold
for direct taxes in ninsurrectonsry districts
shall be bid of to the Secretary Of the In
terror, and shall be deemed unsppropri-
sted public lands Of the United States, and
shall be subject to entry under the provis-
ions Of the homestead law, by any officer
or soldier who shall have served two
years during the present rebellion or have
been discharged by reason of wounds or
disease contracted in the service, or by any
person Of African descent rendering SER
vice to the United States; all buildings or
permanent improvements on such lands 70
be appraised, and the value thereof be
paid into the treasury within Eve years
by the person entering the same, and such
value to be lien on such lands and build
ings in favor Of the United States; the
laws Of the United States relating to pub
lie lands to be extended to these lands 50
far as applicable
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PROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, February l.
a special to the Post dated Washington,
February 1st, says:
The new call for troops was rendered
necessary by the recent adVices from the
South.
1t is certain that the House will agree 70
the section Of the Senate bill which pro-
vides that the draft shall be repeated in
each district until the quota assigned is
filed.
Mr.. Warfeld, of Baltimore, who went
South to obtain the exchange Of Major
White, Of the Pennsylvania Senate, has
returned unsuccessful.
The Committee on Elections this morn
ing decided another Virginia contested
election case, refusing to admit either one
Of the contestants.
The question Of the tax or whiskey was
again taken up by the Senate Finance
Committee this morning. Present indiea-
tions are that the Senate Committee will
disagree to the House tax on the stock Of
whisky on hand.
Mr.. Lewis, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, who was at first in favor Of tax
ing the stock Of liquors in the hands Of
dealers. is reported to have changed his
ground. It is believed, however, that the
Secretary of the Treasury fsyors the i'm
position Of the tax.
We have received copy Of the Rich
mond Enquirer of last Friday, which con-
tains later intelligence than has yet been
received from the South.
A special dispatch from Brookhaven, Mis-
sissippi, says: General Writ Adams ca
valry entered Selzertown, near Nstchez,
capturing thirty-fVe prisoners, sixty wa
CONS and teams, q lot Of cotton going to
Nstchez, and about eighty negroes.
A dispatch from RusselVille, Tennessee,
dated January 9th, says: The enemy
evacuated Tazewell yesterday morning,
retiring toward Cumberland Gap.
Major Day occupied the place the same
day, capturing some stores and property.
Our troops are being rapidly clothed.
Governor Vance, of North Carolina, has
kindly offered General LOngstreet enough
clothing to supply his command.
ORANGE COURT House, Virgins, JanusrJ
28.-Captsin Strother, Of the Fourth Vir
ginis cavalry, captured twelve Yankees
together with their arms, equipments snt
horses near James City.
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morning charged that the Illinois Saw
ings Institution was bankrupt The re-
suit was a run upon that bank to. day by
dsnnsitors. 1t commenced when the bank
4ed aud continued, attended with much
excitement, until the bank closed. 1t will
be renewed tomorrow.
The officers of the bank claim that they
can and will pay every dollar.
It was charged on the bank that it had
changed its charter from Savings to
Bank of Discount, without informing de-
positOrs, and had loand large amounts to
speculstors in highwines.
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The new can for soldier.

This journal has for months admonished
the people not to trust to the delusive
strains, that some newspapers have been
piping, Of an immediate submission Of the
rebels. The leaders, cut of from all
mercy, have resolved to struggle bitterly
and fercely against their certain fate.
Hence the Wholesale conseription of sll
classes in the South. Hence brutal refusal
to exchange prisoners. The republic must
endure other terrific struggles. The nation
must bow its head yet more in the chill OF
q great woe. The government sees this /;
sees that the arch traitor Davis is marshal
ing his dark hosts to make yet another as.
ssult upon our armies
The President has therefore wisely or
dered an additional draft Of two hundred
thousand men. The loyal men viii say
this is right. Better a short, fierce over
powering struggle this summer, than a
war dragged through painful years.
This new call, too, will crafty the We
tsrsas, who were sOrely dissatisfied when
they ascertained that instead of getting
three hundred thousand new men under
the last call, their names were to be count
ed in filling up the quota. Now they will
discover that it is the intention TO support
them adequately and promptly, By send
ing the full number Of new men into the
Geld, as contemplated when the previous
call IVES made.
We regret to see spsper claiming to be
in favor Of crushing the rebellion, make
such objections as did the Plain Dealer Of
last evening.
To characterize il SIS "Whimsical and un-
fair" savors strong of the COpperhesd.
1t is at least singular loyalty which
talks loudly of winning victory by the force
Of arms and then says Of this call that it
is trihiDg with the feelings of the public.
A little more effort on the part Of town
ships and wards that have already filed
their quotas, viii secure the required num-
Der. Send word to your veteran soldiers
that they will receive an extra bounty.
Two thirds Of your quota under the last
call is the number needed now. Come
braVely and manfully to the work