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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02

not" and prove to their entire sat
isfactlou, that to publish the Press
ID to make a political ditch, too
deep for us to find even shinplasters
at tho bottom, in return for anr
own gold. We give here our out.
lay and income, 30 far as the Press
Ia concerned, for one year,
Coat OF paper, ink, hired labor,
rent firing, light and wages-$750.
Received during the yeaI, in,
ending Legal Advertisements. pay
for paper, job work, notices. aud
Store Advertisements $500.
Five hundred and twenty dollars
will not pay seven hundred and
fifty dollars, except on the bank.
iupt principle; and we are thank
full to say, that we have turned
sixty years of age, without becom-
ing a member of that large but
very doubtful s,ciety. Our son
has not received two and a half
dollars q week since we settled in
Eaton! and we have not received
one cent per week during our
tumble lubors in Eaton. Our
clothes, we brought from London,
and we have had to find or food,
rent aud firing out of our own
purse, and ny means of teaching.
Veri J, the "fool and his money
have soon parted"
Even the last Fall Tickets have
not all been paid lOr-ueithcr can
we get the money, except we
should make use of the law to get
IL. When nations or individuals
ref,rsc to pay u just debt, they be,
come unworthy of the tribute of
respect due to honest men, and
forfeit the confidence reposed by
one man in another. We do not
apply these remarks to any one in
particular, but to all who arc in
our debt, and will not pay us; for
there is not one man in our lebt,
but who coulI pay us if he would.
When we took the Press in hand,
there was not u single letter, or
type, with which wo could prin. Il
respectable Funeral Card : nor a
single cut, with the exception Of
the Eagle at the top, to represent
the goods advertised. The type
for cards, aud the cuts, we bought
and paid for; SC that the office is
in Il much better state now, than
when we took to it.
A much greater variety of pure
" original articles, including our
Lectures to children, Lectures on
Geology, on Biblical Literature, on
Biblical Slavery, Letters to Presi-
dent lincoln, Letters to the Amer
lem people, and carefully prepared
editorials, has appeared in our pa.
per, than in any Other single sheet,
OF the weekly serials, published on
the continent of America, during
the time We have conducted the
"Press." We have labored late
and early, to publish a paper worth
reading, and verify, we have our
reward.
There is now due to us on our
books, from subscriptions and lei
gal advertisements, close upon
$500. This is the result of three
years iabors. WHO WILL Buy THE
DEBT? 1t will be sold u great bar
gain.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02
THE CLEVELAND C0NvENTI0N-.THE
CROWD IN ATTENDANCE.
From the cinoincinati Enquirer.

from me OihcInclhhtl ENQUIRER
Great efforts are being mlde by the lin.
coin Office Folders and contractor to detraet
from the importance Of the Cleveland Con-,
vetion. We are satisfied they are lying
about II, and that it was really q convention
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02

"DoBHY, what does so father do for n
living?" He is A philanthropist. sir" A
what?'' "a philanthropist, sir He collects
noney for the Sanitary Commission, an(
builds houses of the proceeds.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02

NO. Our frie nd, Dr. futile, is still up
stairs GU DR. Minors Corner, giving ease
from pain, comfort in trouble. and a sound
mouth to young and old DR. futile is
r ally a qualified Dentist a successful ope-
ra,or on the gums and a blessing to Preble
county, toothache vanishos before him, and
PEI, III nent ease follows his touch try him,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02

THE Cincinnati Gazette %rejoices in the fact
that the Methodist Episcopal Church has for
ever excluded slavery from her borders. Sup
pose shareholders should 60 to Heaven what
will these saints do ask permission to go ia
the other placer Louisville Journal.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02
RUNAWAY OFFICERS,


"Mack," writ ng 10 the Cincinnati Com
mercial from Washington, says:
The city is full of officers and men who
ran away from their commands in the late
engagement in Virginia. There Ia a much
larger proportion Of officers than Of men.
The hotels are full ofCOlonels, Majors, Cap.
%taius, and Lieutenants, who, though sever.
ely wounded as thcv say, managed to come
here on the double quick, a distance Of some
sixty niles. Some of thea, | ain confident,
#ould not have stopped even here if they
had no. been reminded by stumbling against
the Capitol building that they were far en-
ougL to the rear | saw II Major yesterday
who, | am told by q surgeon, had no wound
except - brui &c in the forehead, which he had
received by running against a Zee in Lis
blind zeal to get away from the rebel bullets
1t may be set down as q we'll established
fact in surgery that men who are able @ run
Sky miles from a battle field are more scar
ed than hurt when they start. But am very
glad to know that the cowardice Of such Off
GERS will meet severe punishment at least,
though not the more righteous penalty oil
drum-head court-martial and seminary death
that is meeted out TO sneaks aud runaways
in the armies Of olher nations. The dismis1.
al Of several mas been noted and when the
full returns are in, there will be found
plenty Of vacancies FOR the promotion o.
worthy fellows who have stood up to the
work Ike mentard soldiers.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02

Ea5' In the restaurants at Copcnha en-
"a recent traveller sayes,) | noticed soup
plates full Of thick sour cream piled one
upon another in the windows. This is a ma.
tlonal dish in Denmark, and is taken before
dinner as soup.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02

PRog. MoasE. the telegraph Ina
ventor, has had six orders OF
knighthood conferred on him by
various soVeteigna of Europe.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02
TENIFORTIEs

The subscriptions to the loan.
reported to tho Treasury Depart
ment yesterday, amount to nearly
u million dollars.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02

ra.We use riches as children use
toys--to amuse US till we fall
alseep.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02

SSS- The Editor 9tthis paper does
not hold himself responsible 70, IL
opinions oppressed By his correspond
entS. The @rittr, and not the Editor
is responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02
WOOL! WOOL! WOOL

TTlhc undersigned will ay tbs highest mar
i ket price in Cash, Tor wool. Don't fail to
see him before selling and get the
TOP OF THE MARKET IN CASH.
I may be foand at all times, a: my efice on
the storerboxes on Main ST
n, B. STErHEss.
June 2-m2.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02

Of importance. The clsavlAnd Plaindeale'
says:
"gHE CLEAvLASD CONVENTION Our town
is ablaze with the excitement Of this rrcai
political deAonsgatiou the streets arc
thronged With strangers; the hotels al,
eyerlewing; every nain has bropgbt in
fresh lord 81 people ircm widely sep@ated
parts Of the country One ~unacqainted with
The canSe Of The wonderful sir aud torment
~ orr city, would suppost some ereat oyh.
sion was beiug given ioa returning Armv
or that such extraordinary news Fad com,
bv the wires that the whole ~surroundihs
country had poured into Cievelandto get tn
details.
Carriages and street cars are full rfstrui
ge faces; al is,bustls md confusion. Ar
ound the hall where the convention Is beinc
h,ll the street is nm absolu'ed inn Of reonlo
ordinary passage along the avenue, is on
Of the qrestios From tn East. the Wes'
and the South .wcsr. delegations have pnured
in thick and fast TO do tardy justice to q Vi !,
tim OF presider tial tyranny, and to utter
solrnm protes, against the usurnations 81
the ExecutiAe of he nation, and mud the
im0ecility which has fatally ~squanlered III.
Blood and treasure ofihs nation LAX!
mo wonder that this immense concourst
of agita:ed humanity ,hrobs and p%ulsatcs ia
our 8 reefs. No wonder that this unwonteC
excitement pervadrs our public places r re
sort This dav marks AN epoch. II Is the
death knell of Abraham Lincolin's ambition
When two nights sun goes down, the voice
will have gone forth TO MI quarters Of she
broad Land, thatthe present undrsarvinc in
cumbent Of the Presidential office has beer
cast overheard and abandond by his owr
creatures as . thing unworthy Of fartht
countenance,
Verify, it is agrcat day"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-02
g. ". CANS. JOHN NJ. snIALcR
Eaton Foundry
AND
MACHINE SHOP.

TIME undersigned are prepared to accor4
i Tvdate tho public in the way Of Foundry
and. Machiue work.
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-06-17

On the Sth of March last, Hon. Arson
Burlingame, Minister to China, notified
the government Of that country of the
appearance of the rebel pirate Alabama
in the waters under its Jurisdiction.
Prince Kung. Chief Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs, replied as follows,
in port:
1t appears from this, that by the rebellion of
the Southern portion Of the United States
against their government, your country is
placed very much in the same position that
China is, whose sedtious subjects are now in re-
volt against her. and as it is highly desirable to
prevent this rebel steamer from injuring or mo-
testing American merchant ships, have noti-
ors of the maritime provinces that if the steam
er Alabama, or any other ship intending to in
jure American shipping, come into their
Jurisdiction, they are on no account to permit
snch vessels to come into any port. They are
required to issue proclamation to this effect
Immediately, as measure adapted to promote
the general welfare
ain, France and Russia of these proceedings,
that they may notify their ConSuls at the sew
eral ports for their guidance. / also enclose
copy of the dispatch issued to the various Gov
ernors for your Excellencys information.
To III. e. ANSoN BURLINGAME,'U. s. Minister to
China.
March lG Tungchi, Sd year, I'd moon, 9th day.
More advanced in civilization are
these Chinese than is usually credited to
them. Q