davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
NOW READY,
LYRICS OF LOYALTY.

| LYRICS OF LOYALTY.
saaf,.ar ss FFs Il sc sYsss.
SONGS ard POEMS, by
EsyarT. WHITTIER, HOLMES.
HS..,: A AEsH:; H %.,,4ca
ONE HUNDRED OTHrBS
Very nely printed sHd done add suitable iS Tie ssSzs
room or the camP
Seni ty mail nee, Oh receipt d the P'ic>.
Addr--. Tsx TArrvss, E-w.Yori, or GO. P. PUTNAM
PuDA.!eS, NJ. al bloed~sy ,
:. SONGS OF TIE s0GBTRS.
H. Personal AND POLITICAL BALLADS OF THE
War
fs'HE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR MARCH ~
TIE NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
w,.s copi,n. tn. following
I..LEADc,G ARTICLES: W!;Ad-axs Of Governaz
d.Lsn,'. Reid Lie 10 Jis.-I,.l-c.y
Democracy In Esrs--i, G-n. sheIm.n'- EIp--
4o Sap 800 E e e fs: Gold i 81 ~, jsfa
Minor Bct,. BOD Georse .. asC.,l,.n, TE- Col
Cor Mem Editorial Psr-sraphs
a..WAR MEMS SUMMARY: from 0en- or.ut,
Armyi From tirn- Olmofr's Army; from
Gen. Bot@f. hTo,yi Amy OF tie Po."mac :
tToln TIE tEoE:loI. Depar meat cs 10 UGi !
heyai SoutAsEA News Sis elaaossA
m..GsEERAL. NEWS Summary; hew.York;
- =
v..EOREIGS NEWS SUMMARY; Europe;
America
V THE HEALTH OF GIN. MEADE
W..0EN. sHERMAss GREAT EXPEDITION;
snsrIran Failed 20 Reach Soifna; Immense Ds
.iruction OF B-ori Property Seven Thousand
Wo,tL Fifty Millions 90 the Government; Ut,er
Deinoli,Ieu OF Enterpris-; IN. Terrible Robc
Drsroyss ior Forv..r Miles 4 Mach Of Fos,
Hundred Niles IN fgen;y four Days FIJI! Ae
counts by special Core pcnd.nt'
VI. From EAST TENNESSEE. Correspondence Of
Tie =. \. Tribune.
viI..FRoM The DEPARTMENT Oh THE SOUTH.
The Rebel. Defeated nesi Jacksonville.
iX..cOv. HAhNs INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
X..A LETTER FROa vaLLAHDIGHAH
M..THE MEM POSTAL LAW.
At. NETWORK COUNTY ELECTIONS.
XIII. THIRTT-EIGHTH CONGRESS FIasr SIS.
sios; Proceedings Ia the Senate and Hoa1 Of
Representative.
XlV..NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
XV..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Daps,chs, 10
III. N. y. Tribune
xyT..PROCLAMATION ny THE PRESIDENT:
2"Dt1G More Men Called FOR.
XVII. DISPATCH FROM OEN SHERMAN TO GEN
GRAM
xyIu..LATE SOUTHERN NEWS; E1.rsSs fom
southern Pspen.
XIX. FROM EEw-0GLEAEs: C,ne,poHdeac. Of The
n. Y. Tribune
Xxx FROM EUROPE: Summary Of News; Com.
ip-,isl iuteit gencs.
XXI THE BROTHERS GRIMM: Correspondence Of
The n. y. Tribune.
XXIi..AMERlCAh INSTITUTE POLYTECHNIC
ASSOCIATION.
XIII. POETRY: ITO the Poets of ;As Red, White,
and Bll. Series"
XIV. INTERESTING TO FARMERS: American La.
si.ats Fa-men Clnb.
XIV THE PACIFIC RAILROAD: Mctsass Of th.
President 20 the Senate.
XVI DRY GOODS MARKET
XVII. .NEW-YORK WHOLESALE PRICES OF
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
XVIII. BOSTON CATTLE MARKEr.
xxx. PERSONAL.
XXX. POLITICAL
XXI WAR ITEMS
1XXh..ClTY NEWS.
XXXII. HORTICULTURAL ITEMS
XXXIv MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
XXXv. MARRIAGES AND DkATRe.
XXXvI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS Full Report, Of
tho stock, Money, Cotton, GRAIN and CattIs
Markets. specially reported for Ths n Y.
T.xMs-S2 per snnurn. Three Copie, for SJ. Ten for
SIS.
SINGLE COPIES for sale at the Publication Office THIS
In wItppeTs ready for mailing Price viys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
.HY HATE THE NEGROf

NTHY HATE THE NEGROi
w klSCEGEhATOA."
Nav EDITION
hope foT The future a. this country s'' no past
spd Europe past, bu IN that sns rne rninsny q ae
whien is GOD own method Of eirLng and oisgat'Ig ae
&oTld. - Wendell fhliIPs ,
Tbs work which esciRs snch Incense wrath .tners TIE
aud such profound interest IN sci-sihc md
2ohca circles anc witch czcussee edI.oy n ycs'os
Day. tribune. may !, hed At the AeE,esn news Company
30 I2l Ns-ssu--t. B.tsd ~ by mel 20 ceiis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
Nfm Publications.

NTEW MUSIC" WHEN OLD FRIENDS
~ WERE HERE"-A very beautiful and TOUCHING s'ns
in b Flat:
In days that are flown,
How ford were the hands
Which oft clsspcd my own
The pathways OF ZIG
Wore measures sunny hue
And voices near,
N,,h tone, ann and true.
"sur WAS AL TIE WORLD TO NE."-Tbis 10 o
M bo, ore bs III two song. of the late stephen G. Fo,
tof. Price % ceuts each inai!ca roe; ,i"nANf'
Pubishcr No. 4Si Broadway, hew. ioit. ------
I. FNDISPENSABLE NO Correspondent,
mo- t;rnt'en,a 81 Lady. Public Speaker Teacher MOI
.f. Of R, ,hould be without that excellent New Hand
Boob, -
HOW TO WRITE, HoW ~ bEhANh,
tto,yToT.IK HOW TO DO BUSINESS.
hardy volume Of pose. complete for ready reference
,et by fret post for 81 Agents wanted Address fo"
LRR 4 WELLS. No. go Broadway. N. Y
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
n COMMERCIAL REGULATIONS - the roh Of New
York aud Custsn,!ioo-e Geiae Second ee''on AIT,
pO\VDlpC!IS NAVIGATOR Thirty second edition.
BLI-NIgs COAST PILOT kine.eenth edition. , =,
BLUNTrS SinP5iASTER ASSISTANT Eleventh edf
SHEET ANCHOR New edition Containing tables Of sun.
anchors JUS p,sl-nesl sod loa .sr by ,,.u,..
h. q. w. BLUM, NO. III w stef ~
ATOW READY, the PORTRAIT MONTHLY,
, IG,h trml-, for APRIL nth Portraits and BloIr
pbje OF Cerus Statesmen, Dfv-cs &C, &C. !so:h tn"a
ad Confederate. Back numbers always on hsid spoo
ton < year S'Dge number. ~ o-D's ee'h' 10 De h"
Of AL rcwsdeaeI, or the publishers. ~
THOMAS y. LEGGE1'ft Co, No. 9, Beosnan-Sf, ". l.
NOD W q T. II HIS RUDlMENTAL IN
INSTRUCTOR for Valve Instruments Asior place N. 4
.HAVE YOU SEEN the American Card
COMPANY. NEW UNION PLAYING CARDS. NATIONAL
EMBLENs They are rot only the prct;ie's Cards rade
but they .vh the popular idea The suits are EAoLhs
SHIELDS STARS anil FLAGS. COLONEL In place "i
KIM. GODDESS Of LIBERTY Tor Queen MAJOR foI Jack
Al the s,se. re played readily with cards bearing
Eo,.i,n Emben. Two packs, in elegant c.td cares cent
po.l paid Oh receipt Of 81 Address AMERICAN CAhp
COMPANY No les wisu.s,. or No. u Chsmb"rs-st' NY
fsNaE THlBU n Il A l. " AN Z
FOR 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

IN PRESS.-Old Abe's Jokes, fresh from
Abraham. bosom comprising al ofbs issue, Price 3sc
Sold By al Bool,eef n Dswl-y, FubishsT lJfsrsTer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
Gleoital.

NANHDUI 9nu mo NiE0T ~ 1OuIh NcsI"Ttd
I'VE n forr Weeks ty ~. RECORD ) ESSENCE o'LiFf.
This wonderful uSrui win rc-,oTo Manhood to IT, most
Shattered il,utcn whether arsiBs from Ftc-.-. Sole
sbuse the Effect OF Climate N--r- taGscs The a.e
rcgr.f cufc The most tCrsie J. four wc.As I-
urs = imDessiba. d. RiCOHD'S TsSTNCE OF LIVE l.
-oI m ,.ss- With ms rucob. Tor Tor four gn,n
iu for - Sent carefully packed receipt o. reu
oy his accredited ascn. CoGI. 1sni fso f'c~a
Of four camps. PHILIP RDLASD, No ~ Broom-.'.,
Obs. do"r est rom bT1sdn ~. AnwIort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

IT DENCE and FAKM o. g aefes, On KahWsysv Ten
10 large IOOmss nicely shaded with ornamental and frat
trees Tho Residence with garden stables tc and thr.e or
TER JAY, Attorney u Law, No. 1ss By0sSwsy, N.Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

DOCK PROPERTY for SALE-With large
~ SrOREHJUSE, ko excellent location for an irsa
lumber or coal company has l feet 'front.' with trf
connecting with the Central Railroad Of New Jersey s
uaied fzabetbport, N. J. For particulrs sppy 70
f. X. KELLOGG, No. Id PesItst " y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

TOR SALE-A three-story BRICK HOUSE,
z,3 and 10 feet extension gsS. range, marble raAn,ts
he. 10 a good neighborhood, Rodn-y.L, near Lew
" iliansbaTgh Apply TO II. Is sCauLEs: No. III Bs4k1s
Az Io-o-vs Diyi.oRsy. Ferry isoui Grsndst ssA W
LOTS for SALE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

~ LETNo sos Canas corner store; hrstrste s,snd "a,
grocery provision s,ore rent 200; prcs Sl4 900; 3by
IL terms easy Inquire Of J. b. MILLER No. ye7 CanaS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

"A 7ev LOIS for SALE a, moderate srisss and A, -.
teEus Cross ths ID sy Harlem Ry,E sndss Va Ma l1sS
and nque at the land Office. T. RAE agent Do,dsd, =
in these suburbs Streets aud avenues aid on, TO
with those Of New-iork proper bos raiiosd sons r.
westerly nie Of The property slso 20. II,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

a EAhE CHANtE.
"A Nil be Sold at Public Auction on FRIDAY E.rsA n
At q. az, ID seIes 6rstrate GARDENING LAND ii nv
from SevYork one mile from the Depot Of Queeos ~
stands in beautiful grove u OAK n@aIy Des "a
tains ~ There two barns and carriage bopse ~
in good order. Trains eav. James Slip L. l. r. r. "a II
H. return from QGsens as and D. "a. Sale positive
J. s. HALLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18
nor SALE IN BROOKLYN-A thr

IL story and Eusli,h Ba,eu,cn, BRICK HOUSE, with Q.
sna~sier hItu~s Ryer-on 10 feet from cisJ
sbout IL minutes. ride from Fu,ton Ferry. House I3e 70
2sx Psice sJsvo part o:whch may remain on ecsa s'
uiorssSc- Apply 20 5. w. BURTlS. Me- lis hyre"'
BROOKLYN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

E,OR SALE, i'll Greenpoint-A neat two-story.-'
IL aud b.scuer, COTTAGE, wed finished having fa md
iitar--, located wihis few minutes YAH Of tie Foeo.
Ferry cars and 10Th and sJd Ferirsone Of ths ees
nei:lbofhvod. in Greenpont. Apply 10 j. CARVER hsA
Estate Agent Ff.nkHn and Greenpoirte avs, ns1 no
fairy. of tho owner Ne. iet Atlantic st. Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-18

CORNER STORE and FULL LOT, HOUSE
~ foar stories. Water and 0as-b-.t Basness Stand !,
Ezab~thpor ~ j. For SALE very liberal terms Apvly
to owner, r.. r.. KELLOGG No. l9 PtArist., New.Yorf
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
Daniel Ault Plaintiff PEBBLE County, Ohio
III y against ALIkME0outt M

us 1t aSsis $Sli e. A JAfg fS fSisas. )
hdBssfGSsA A.It!sf., 5 sS YstfSS..SBtiyylI # F~sisss 4. EI ss:.
band Of Randolph county, Indiana, Abraham
Auit, -ofEikhatt' county, Indiana, John Ault,
Of Miami county, Indiana, George Ault, Of
Clark county Illinois William sAult, Of Jay
county, Ipdianac William A-Aalh . minor
pSdef the age OLA ycars0f prebis county,
Ohio, Susan Shields, and Albert G. Shields,
her husband Of Jay county, Indiana, and
Isaac hult Of Randolph county Indiana,
heirs and legal representatives Of friedrich
Ault,, late of the said county of Preble, and
state 81 Ohio, deceased, will take noticethat
1.-THE above named plaintiff, on the Sd day Of
June, A. d. 1864. filed his petition against
lthaninthe Office of the. clerk-ofthe court on
common pleas of saidlcounty Of Preble, set.
ting forth that said friedrich Ault, on or a,
lbQnttthe 9th day0bf March "a. Do 1864, died
SeizsfAihf se simple olthe Ndrth,Rest quar-.
ter OF Section l, in Township 8, of Range 2.
in saidScodptyFip of PfehleE containing I2I
scres Of land, more or less; That the same
descended to and vested in, said plaintiff ard
said ~deiehaAnfSt ~ such AaifstAnd legal re-
presentatives Ofsaid deeedenb as an estate
ofinheritance in fee simple; and, praying
that partition be made, ior, if that cannot BE-
done without manifest injury, then that tn,
premises may be sold as directed by law -.
AND, the defendants are further notified thrt
theplaintiG will make applications sail
court, at thooterm' thereof commencing on
The Sth day of August "A. d.. 1864, for IA
or6er of parttiOn, and for such other orderI
and proee adingseas may be- legally and pro-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

the Confederate cmbrasures, dos,
troying their cannon and fereiho
hsgn 70 tey Al ehemy lost
iX guns, ana their breastwoFks
vet omp'eteIy levelled
k a Telegram from Washington
Teport that the Government Is IN
receipt OF important news from
Sherman, who having crossed his
whole army overthe Chattahoochie
river, has advancediv miles south
~ the river, end crossed Roachtree
creek without any resistance being
made by Johnston. 1t is claimed
that this movement necessarily
forces Johnston into the defenses
tot At.aptaa opd places the city
within range Of shelman's guns. (
1t is said there is immense suf.
fesraihhg n Grra rs army for want of
rallnar ~ 1sg OH ui .r.,ln nsaur7
The European news is import
ant! The uote in Parliament was
in favor OF the Government. 'st O.,
It is said by the Washington
correspondent of the New York
World, that Mr. Stanton is about
to resign A difficulty with the
BB4LA4fHRs about the invasion of Mary.
land is the cause. .., ns',J
No boxes for Union prisoners in
Richmond can be sent now. or +
. A great fire has occurred on
Long Island. Four thousand acres
of woods were burned, and a num-
Der of lives we're lost. iarpl Nv
Gold closed yesterday at 261f. B.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
FOR 100000 MORE
BY the PrYtdent etths United States et
America a - ..n-Ii .-h.n ~ '
IWH 4 PROCLAMATION. n

4n asASpn, y
AmeTfraiDg az jfa,att rshi0 Ir
r. u,aUs A PROCLAMATION. f. r.lt'
WHEAFAs, Dy the act approved July 4th,
1864, entitled an act further to regulate, and
provide for the enrolling and calling out Of
the national forces and Tor other purposes
1t is provided, that the Presiientof the
United States, may, as hisdis ~cretisn at any
time hereafter, call for any number of men
as volunteers for the respective terms Of
one, two and three years, for the military
service, md that in case the quota, or any
part thereof, Of any town, towr ship, ward Of
2 city, precinct or election district, or Of a
county not 30 subdivided, shall not be FILL
ed within the space Of fifty days after such
call, the President shall Immediately order
a draft for one year, to fill such quota or
any part thereof, which may be untitled.
And, whereas, the new enrolment, here.
tofore ordered, is so far completed as that
the Aforementioned act Of Congress may be
put in operation for recruiting aud keeping
up the strength Of the armies in the field,
and for garrisons and such military OPERA
tons AS may be required for the purpose of
suppressing the rebellion and Restoring the
authority Of the United States Government
in the insurgeut States. a.
Now, therefore, /. Abraham Lincoln,
President of the United States, do iSsne
thismy call Tor 500 600 men for military
service, pro ided that all credits which may
be established under section 8 Of the afore-
said act, on account of persons who have
entered the naval service du ing the present
rebellion, and the credits for men furnished
to tn military servicein excess ofthe calls
heretofore for volunteers will be accented
under tiis call tor one, two or three years,
as they may elect, and will be entitled to the
bounty provided by the law for the period
of service for which they enlist, and l hereby
proclaim, order end direct, the. immediate.
y atterthc 9Th Of September, 1864, being
nifty days from the date Of this call, q draft
for troops to sefve for one year shall be
hello IN every town, township, ward of city,
precinct, election district, or of q county
not 80 subdivided to gil the quota which
shall be assigned to it under this scale, or
any pa t thereof which may be unfllt d BY
volunteers on the said 9Th day of September,
1864. Wv" ~'"l
In testimony whereof have hereunto SGT
my hand and caused the Seal of the United
States to be affixed. Done at the CITY of
Washington. this 18th day Of July, in he
year ofour Lord 1864, and o the Independ
ence Ct the United States the s9th.
[Signed] .. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by the President:
w. FL; SEWARD, Secretary of State
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

We zee that the EatousPuke
Sheet Or Register of falsehoods Il
out upon one of Oae fiepae tbis
week, in the shape IF d Challenge
to fight, God help our county.
when Its Abolition bewspapetb
have ceased to be either read 81
circulated, except ibbe to call pub
liea:tention to private matters, or
to embroil neighbors in personal
mischief. We say advisedly, and
with undappted malliness.a that
those bogus Democrats who read
and pay for the Eaton Puke Sheet,
will in tie end be themselves
puked into hell. but not until they
have
OF virtueand morality inhthe town
Of Eaten IoyHc 5npiW Uo-igG
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
- -
THE REBEL MAIL ROBBER.
les.

The mails captured by the Rebels
at Gunpowder Creek had been
sent from Washington to the fol.
lowing placHE ~, +. al.
Philadelphia, Albany, Boston,
New York, Newark, N j., Spring.
field, Mass, Buffalo, N. Y, Nash.
vile, Tenn; Cairo, Ill.; Vaudeville,
Penn; four for Cumberland, Md
both the other roads to this point
beng cut; Cleveland, Ohio; Chica.
go, ILL.,; Colupbus, Ohio; ,!Cincin-
natl, Gettysburg, Harrisburg, In
dianopolis, Lexington Louisville,
Pitts6urg; Springfield, ILL.,; Steu.
binville, Ohio; st. Joseph, Mo-;
St. Louis, Mo; Wheeling, Va; and
Zanesvilie,, Ohio. ''' 20
The following mails were cap,
tured by the pirate Florida on
board the Electric Spark, on Mon
day the llth' Inst. Fifteen locked
pouches tsciF New o;;ieanlsg;S one Io iio2k:
ed pouch for Pensacola, Florida:
forty eight cahvas"abags for New
Orleans: one bag for Pensacola,
Florida These mails were trans.
ferred to the Rebel steamer.d paaI
The through canvas mail bHgs-
fifty five in tnnmber-which left
New York for7the West at 6 O'Clock
?. M. on the 9th instant, were de-
stroyed by FIRE, togetherwith the
entire contents of the mail car,
near South6eld, Nh, aiIontiorty-
five miles from New York CRY.
Every exertion vas made by tie
route agent and employers Of the
train to extingniA the flames, but
without success. aiyca@ ait H3suq
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
THE CHICAGO DEMOCRATIC CONVEN
1l0N POSTPONED. t.,.,.

New York, June 22.--AtL q
meeting of the Executive Commit.
tee of the National Democratic
Convention, held here to day, it
was voted that in Difference to the
Iesire of a very large number of
the leading members of the Com
serYative Union Democratic party
throughout the country, the meet.
ing Of the Natioual Democratic
Convection be postponed to Mon.
day, august Goth, 1864, at 12o'
clock at noon, at Chicago.
LSignedl A. BELNONT, Chm.
FREDERICK o.. PlErcE, Sec'y.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
NOTICE.

I'VE are honored this week with
a name in the Eaton Register. I'VE
present our respectful compliment
toMessrs. Skunk & Co., for their
religious notice of US. If ZIP" be
not an ass, we promise to make
him one at the death Of the man
WHO has provided his daily bread,
and nightly ale for him.
n6y-Pnod tho Eirst of.ho MAO 2II,,,. .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
Minnesota, "safe'' after Fredericksl
b~urg..safe' after hancellorville and

Minnesota, "safe' after Fredericks
burga.safe'a after Cbancellorville,a nC
feaefe' now.S N ii only ,faig 10 re
mark thu Richmond il lpqnals
"Nafc" Curious people may ne.
sire I'd make al estilnalc from these
facts how long q TIM 1T i likely
torequire 10 perfect the WORK 81
subjugation or determination, but
we can afford them no assistance
in the calculation.
"My plan" of Mr.. Lincoln is
working admiraBly;TR Emani
cipation Proclamation may still be
purchased for two dollars and 4
half, and the negroes which it did
not free are still "pegging away
on the plantatio1sof the masters.
The ninety days of our amiable
premier have been heightened into
one thousand and ninety five,
while the rebellion, so long on ito
last legs, still seems t~olerably firm
upon its pins, and gives evidence of
conslderable vitality yet remain
ing. Y6spl q rof stdgpOHT
Before 4week we shall proba.
bly, have d cslI for'five hundred
thousand men, and on the first
Tuesday Of Augusta day of fast
eping, Humiliation aud prayer, and.
then-what next?
Is it not almost time the people
were asking themselves this quesi
ton, or shah the good work go on
indefinitely? al
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

The New York city newspapers,
on oor before the 1st of August,
will raise {the dalIes) the prieesit to
a .fre ceut standard, The advance
would have taken place ere 4 now
but for the disinclination Of one
establishment to venture upon The
experiment. The increased and
increasing cost of all the materials
Ithatvcnteri INTO the manufacture Of
a. newspaper has i'mado this step IL
positive necessity, and one Which
.canrno longer be deferred. .ygnL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
. [From the Allop Democrat. ;

o.. I~4.TTHTUT. All ~ ~ - s. .
Tie country will rejoice to know
that ontle 18th day OF July, af.
ter three years of war, the expendi.
tlre ola million and a halt of men
and two billions of money, the
Capitol is pronounced ''opt Of dan
ger, by the most distinguished
military physicians. No rebels are
within twenty miles of the city,
and Stewards bell, Stanton's red
tape and His EXcellcncy's jokcsare
once more in upbroken ~communi.
cation with the loyal States. -
Washington was ''safe" Just beI
fore Bull Run, %"satc" just after.
wards, "saIe" before Pope's head
quarters were in the saddle, "safe"
just after Pope retired from the
active service Of IN ungratefuI Re-
pubhc and buried his sword and
genius among the chipperwayslof
' . #.s.. 90. d.. ..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
4gakEaS1MtigHtn8saa
THE GREAT GROCER

Q Aatty sLeekwopdgths Great Ea.
ton Grocer, iB awonder{di Nan, he
Keeps Aailfs0rtb OF go0dE1old-
new c~Leap-whatever you want;
iNatty okeeps7f for YoOuzbe lives on
Main Street. 60 aag,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21

Y % aaPniLADDEEIPn1l, July 90,
The iBlookIey Alps Houss'fel
to the ground this morning, by
which :" eighteen infrm women
were killed and twenty wounded
Sixteen bodies have been taken ou',
of the'ruins. 10 ,',~ H''''"'n
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-21
WEEK LY SUMMARY.

2 1t is beloved that tire rebel Gen.
eral Evans, who was n-orndcdin
the lato raid, is lying concealed
near Lecsburg.
~. 1t is thought the rebel loss in
The lotefaId will be fully 1000.
General Joe Johnston tcicgraphs
that a body OF Federal cavalry has
: been Iepulsed near New Run, Ga. !
o "IiIe same paper reports Sheridan
moving with his cavalry toward
Portsmouth. 5'"T' $751; '..f
It is thought that Secretary Fes,
sender will soon ask. a popular
g loan attsiN per cent. Tie necessity
o for action is immediate. 'a M
''4lt is reported that $4,000 men
had left New Orleans tor a sea
expedition. .o.r." usi8lI .--N
B. Southern accounts claim That a
Federal force, under Gen. Elliot,
was beaten On ther5th inst, at the
Junction Of the Port Hudson and
Rodney roads. 'asa I'd. bg5lAT
On the 18th ult, thirty. three
o. .- o. .H#H' o..
GuctFillas entered Huntsville, Ran,
-, JLoIlP4h g county, Mo, killing a. man
banned Crane, of St.oLcuis, who
received six shots. in his body
,Ghe guerrillas,thcn entered the
Court irl hoqsse, Destroying all the
records andspublic documents, and
took from the. safe $4,000 in mo-
esne, si'T They then commenced an
indiscrimipate plumber of citizens,
taking in gold, silver and green
backs aboutlS50.000, and property
-6tf4Fariou8 descriptions, in allabout
-rs15,0O0 worth. aotThca informant
-dcfailingthc above facts in asletter
very correctly adds, "such is tn
consequence Of war" "a
49, Tbs, steamer Ycdlo, which jtwa'
3 lspeeted wasgbeing fitted out fol
sstbev Southern 6 onAcaeracy, it-'i.
howdsaids 4Ns beer 4st!sF 10th,
'-PrdssaHse aV mn Gnt.' 70 s~4 sac,
The reatEastlrh has gore Il
'Eoifdon TO, taKe25i tle .Ationti,
~ 5IqI5o eEG1 gim .OaGlNJ |@~a
.ie5ghiGgiv OIL O. Aslth1o ssw5asd
The resignation Of 4tllc .Danisl
ministry is apn6npco1t ! M
THE latsstdirqm Genoral Gran
{. GtOtGs that on tho 10th, 4 sever
artillery fghe tools place near Pc
Icrsburs.-reanlting i'll the -b1Aatn2
Of the EodGal9 ;sbe)lsa directly ii