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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
BILIOUS FEVER CURED.

"PoRrsNderH, 0aIo, Agra l,iSaA'
MEssRs.. A, J., ScoyuL 4 G.~ ~ ~
Gents. 81 have beer, for years, sub
isct 10 attacks Of Bilious Foyer md some;
Zines ! have been laid up Tor months' and
NY system leit in a feeble s.'se x Uy !" ws Nv
strong medicine, which was gwen 70 inc ~
my physician. n.,,.
i have been using Dr.. Mats Liver Pills
kf ssrle time. 1 6ni that eau break those
attacks in a day or so, and escape entirely.
lhe fever. My daughter had an attack OF
dyspepsia, which distressed her much ishe
could not eet scarcely anything withouuA6e'
coming nauseated 4 at herstomnch continually.
Some ime since she got and has beep using
y Dr.tMott'sa Livor Fills, and che now is.ilhe
another being. have found aiso that they
! IA the, nIosttvaIuuble Pilss(o Tor Breaking up
, Dolds, Headache, Pains ia the Side and Back
Iwould not lie Fithcpt their In my thmlly.
~ ,'," ~ 80, .,s,.1 THOMAS B.9GkR,f4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
IL FOR SALE

0N7NEXCELLENT ROSEweoD PIANO.
n 7 octave, by Hayes 4 Co of New York.
This Piano. il nesfly new, tone sweet and
powerfut, is altogether n fret. class Instru.
nent-an1. will be sold d great bargain.
Ths price Of good Pianos has sgone upimr
unehsafy iduifng thePasti twoiyears, aud in
consequence ofthei increased,d sriff on the
Imported materials, isiiikely't TO keep up for
Gone tHne.a-This il ararel sbance for any
she To- iakest 4nickly depreciating green
backs ,Apa9 s%rtieteIhat cpnnpt-d preciatei
and Of the purchase ofwhfch they will never
'feb@. smgff .gnJsjog InagI Wi
aFor further jrfOEpptiosi ,aPply at the
Press Office Eaton m,i,. 49,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
CAxBnIDGg; IND., Feb ), lSS

MEssas. A. l.. scovnL Co. = "a
Gents,:-This is to certifythatl have
used Dr., Motifs Liver Pills III bilious attacks,
and found them TO DO tho best Pills that
ever used for thu. purpose and have also
used them as a Cathartic Medicine, and nave
found but little usc lor Q Physician SINCE
bad thom in my family - .,r +.
Yours, truly ASA FRESCR' e
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
gorObliaI gE7IQ

1sa conylaltonals disease, .atoyruVon Of tlL
iSlSod by which, ihis mud, hef9rts tGIatsd
MIX, and poor, Being in She greulpiorri.
,oesgad:s the whale bolYs rnI NAY bMis' on
" A-oase On ahy pert okits N9 2fSani s ms \
ron itsaatuiclSA0 Mo- ~ Lhrrc pfe, Mhlcp " ngly
oot destroy. lilo scrolussN tl.it is yaIiouSly
unused bC A~uCsaIjal ddl,casc. low Ay11g eLs'S
.rdc,sdsor aiihaR.thY kedt llppre NJ, W
unf Altiiy hnhits, lhe-d.PrgS'iS S.ceis afSi
'absvs sls BY a,c RnolbAk ildte ION. l't;ht1
,ysr BE- ds ovigul, 1t is iFredilliL y I'm roir
, a tunon, dsceMdMG4,hom patSr q y rN!si!s,.
INTO the third anaiOprA glntra III; mr.
I yssms 70 be the rod " Ilnn WHO says, ~
Z eI visit, tie iIlquiti@i u .s IaJisr' "'"'r
Selt ctildrcnP w.. a.g4-..a ,t-.
Itj OGrcts commence " dgpo-iiion from tlle
,locd 1h:orrupt OF ,u~lcsrolls maLl?r, wi$slr IN
} ~ Spne>, iisei, and iHtyrHal7orEIii, 10 Sila;H
se.tberelct, in toe gl1ldS, swelIlSs; ald or
D turGAue, GIUpuoAs on SereS, Las ioal So'-
unon, which eeEdags ia tho blood, dePftss'9.
Y -~nergiv' OF me, 10 uat sclelut Gus eonSiiitIis
~ nc. ouly sAii.r f.oN "cro!iloiS cons
>u,ts, tip. they have hr. les poser &c, vita
nd tig Attacks of other disease, cng,e-
\ bltly va D uih1Is p,reb " ~ ol%fft
i .ic'g s~iti.ougn Hol seruip'oG' " y CIR h2'"r',
o stll rendered fatal by t!9s SAINT ~ tA'
N ,trr1. MostOf the consumption winch %
mates The iuInsl' family hls rs orlaN GAt.cty
this se.GftiOua c~Ol;tdn.nluphi nNd h'iH'!
,~tructive Diseases ~ dc liver, kidney, Ufa'H'
d, indeed, Of ali tAe Crgnls, arise loEi OF
, aggravated by the sD"e cause.
One quarter OF al! our people ar' sc'Qt'.!cusi
IL piysons are invGacd by thi5 lurking n.
y ZION, aud ti,pir health IL undermined ny IT.
/ cIsanse it iron, itesySiem VIZ must rtiiovate
~ - --.tA.~-wt4. nNahlEtln vlll NJ
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
. NEW BREWERY.

AEEssRs, MILLER RAU eco, HAV-
1I ing purchased the brewery formerly
owned by e. Thompson, begsleaye 70 inform
the citizens ofEaten and Vicinity that they,
have on hand q constant supply of ths
best Ale and Lager Beer ihfsrgc and small
nan titles to suit Customers. M
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
AYERS .,s Is ,
4Iapnpl Extract IL Sa*.sparaia IA,

Nil p}ilAi bAsiHNt VI ~''iN"P" ''."'
,ot .srscnuai ,t4ncdv.v hirh toe ~ 4eql
= - cur tinca c,m do, 50 Tor SHE s'trys
y, ,Yci,iug md ialni malGdy. LIS com
.,dh "a the mo4r active rcmcdjlls tliat nave
~ dL.co vel Toy Tie o%Npurgatrmi Of this.ian
order from he binol, ard the rescue OF TIE
.tem from H. destructive consequence
nee Il sh6ulh be r.nlny Il for the eur, q
i only scrc&la. ii, ,I.o thosc other ahec'
ma which nl,c from It, s%rr'r"5 ERrrrlvF
ID SKY D,.HAsrS, ST.. A. tnoNY'S l'NG
o,g, OF Er1smrLNs. PImrLRs. Frsrr'hS
,o,curr, BDlt.;s MD Bous. ICnnns. liTrEIi
I'd SALT RuE"v. SCAM liEAo, RlNcEg&N
,wuMArrau, Sycrrmric and MrHcrluAL b''
lE., DnUrs". HYSrErsI,, DfhIIrY; "'L
decd A.. CoNri.GrNrs ARISING fNoM NiIiA
an on bNiVlu Broom. The lopusar bcli"i
~n6ap,yiig criae hoo4" is founded IN truth
), scruf,lp j. d d,grncrH'ion of the blood, in,
articulM purpose and Nrule OF tlIs aar@aP'
.,ilis 10 purify and rcgcnerafc this vital AH.l,
,,hcut which sound health Is 'nupCsslb.e II
contaminated constitutions.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
Jun. Readers and Advertisers

JuFs heaQerS dbu -tauV6TtlSerS
Are hcrby notified, that the price
f TIE democrats Press" is now
;l;f5, paid always in advance; and
paperss subscribed. for, for half q
Year only, viii Be charged at tho
AZ 80 '''EsH Ff3jca ~ "
rate of, $500 per year, paid in ad'
80! az aoGhhooSs a ,RSs1
vance. Advertisements and CardA
'7oEss 2 hrFG nc yss{ ssls ~
will be charged twenty-five per
cent, over and ,ahsEc Cor late
charges. From this newly adopted
scale qfcharges We will not deFiaso'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
!. ErnINaRIELp ono, JRlY Il I69V.

MEssps. A. L. seovILi. X Go.
Geats..--I have found DR., hert's
liver Pills one Of he best nedicnes ~
Dyspepsia that. I ever used.7"f had been
Afflicted with the disease for more Than six
months, ana my victuals~ disturbed ny
stomach, often to such q degrcc as to cause
vomiting. | was most Of the time eostIYe'
found that the Pills kept my bowels open,
without griping or pain i have actually
gained in weight, since using hem,--behg
Ten pounds heSviGr than when commenced
lowe my cure solsciy to use OF the Pills.
- HII'hf -. - GEORGE DAM.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
unAH WHAT TIE MEDICAL PREas
SAYS.
,rACrs AXE sriUnBORN THINGS

u..r what m, Philadaipbis eerrespo7Aent says 70 W.
Commonwealth, Wilmington, kglawe sh Ab"'
$50: .a mth 81,
"An English gentleman, formerly, Se,ea w ~ n
British Army, and who styles hines susasn ~
tanic Phybieiau, Inns Of late gained fensNe w..
.Vpn here be his skill In curing all ~ ~ cumpiAa
soins Of his patients ! have eoovo WIN, ana ss5
pronounce his remedies and nodee setnpnt ~
,npnrior. Some have been restored py tnnsip.
. ncdicino Le Used is Distilled by hiin' ron NhlO~
possessing rare curative p~roperts.
While ictipg IN tue army he dcTotea ny 49,
haiueu,s ~ . thorough study or'tho cfecf proanseu y
. o. IN ucdfiiual f,ots and herbs on altman q oldlse.sss
" Ia s,.lrr he l1s iounda sure ludspeedy reneay iSs az -
'll, Mat EA,h Is heir 20. MS pieilse y 1879 ~
7 ,iyey AMI 4. daily increasing. II. the complaints to whio.
Lmeles arr s,Gjected he his ne tqnal, Us atlrge flNne
here bayo ttstiird that they OHo not only. DOH bIess1t
2 POD Lelith, but their lives, 10 me shlh q -Ms hNeN~e
k.,uEt phvsisian. - His Office ism
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
SALE Of REAL
.,s -, ',,.s% ESTATE

B ..a-s-l -. ---U--- ssdti'
THE Real. Estate Of which John George,
decd died seized, Situate in Somers
sPrtble county Ohio, and being
the North,west quarter, and part Of me
North east quarter dissection No. 10, Town
ship 6, Range 2 East, containing 1856 acres,
will be sold BY, the unde; signed at private
sale, said lands are well improved, and in a
good state of cultivation. g,. Z
&c not sold at. private sale, before the
10Th day Of August next, the same will DC
offered at public auction on that day on
M ptemises. - o.
Terms easy, md will be made known b
calling upon john H.'Bohn, Camden, 90
On the ddY Of sssale. ices .4
9i7ssc ea7aJ0HN'H B0HN,(
IT$ F0J4J j. R,9Hs BERNARl go.
Executors Of John George, decd.
JhBf4sl864-4t o. sifg !ERrf$
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
PRIVATE, SECRET AND vENIT1AA
DISEASES,

Withort the use Of Mercury, without hindTAnos nv -
mess, ani without fear Of discovery or -xpoaure NodosaH
WILSON'S. such as arsouic, nuN volnict, opium, or Aey 49,
aoisons No nerlury nor any deadly m'nsrHls- fothinA
W, prrsly Vegetable Botanical Remodiea are used ~ tsa
vosderNii Botanic Physician. HIS Botanic hSsnoNlA
ever vet failed 10 euro the most Obstinate ane sns -
,,nya,,s c,,ei. aud TO remove all mercury and OH
n.rSrI les from tno sJstam when all OtAsE RoT~NAsh~
Tiled : .Hsttcii JoHrNdl. .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
nyspFpSrA OR IErIGESTION.

This is generally attended with sou' stomach,
loss of appetite, nausea, 1atplcncy. heart.
burn, cosiivencss, heat IN tho stomach when
smpty,sa pain in the sidet naleneSs o: uhe
c~ounteuahse, langu9r, low spirits dIs1croeo
sleep, pains in the head, &c!t'S2
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
vlEP iRED ~ -,
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

fJR TIE CURE OF l'.t F.-
n4tS.atn, Jaa.d,os, Dyspepsia, h,dige''on'
Dyssntery, foul Stomach. E,ysiclas, HeaGae,-e,
FILES, Rietma6sn, ErMptioHs aud Skdi Diseases,
Liess Complaint, Dr9psy, If!cr, Tiunors ind
Eak Racun,, na,ms, Cont, Neuralgia, as "
Dia,.5r Pin, aaad for Purifying lie. Bood.
They are sugar coh,ed, so that the most sensl.
tive eau take them pleasantly, and they are the
best ~aperieht in the world for oil the purposes o. :
family physic.
Price % cents per Boz Five boxes for slOo'
T.tIh1GF 3 = $780, $50 q
Greatnumbcrs of Clerggmen, phFsitiNns, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent then
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthcso
rem lies, hut our sracc here will moi. permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named i"rs
nish. gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
are given with also full descriptions Of the above
g complaints, and the treatment mat shsuld oc iol-
lowed for their cure. 90,
DO not be put off BY unprincipicd dealers with
I other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AYER's, aud take no others. Fhe sick
want the best aid there is foraheIn, and they should
have il.
All our remedies are ir sale bv
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN u0&
TING MARRIAGE. n

Near rha, the Baltimore correspondent o. inc 49,
;iiSw, RoonsborO', Maryland said on THURSDAY, tas1~
Of May, 1900 .LA.-H~
"Numerous cupss Of diseases eaused bS eariy tnaiscTsaS
having been performed by the English bStalle fhySns.
me fact Ltliryi M that In doiugso may doa seruIoe 70 tns
y-EFcrLng. Ono case in parlicular-that 81 young ~ ~.
Ia taig city-is worthy Of note. lie had Deeoss y
victin, Of n habit, the mere nilusion 70 winch causes
,hudIpr, and after years Of suffering and doctorlng g1Seey
an homes Of recovery. He wished to marry, ana -
Jsar!y beloved by rs sweet a gin As ever hsPSu ".
Of affection, but he was fearful, nervous, aud prossfnte.
We dared not we'd On account Of tue smatsereu 49,
Of his system. He sought relief ut the hands OF we ~ I.
lnnic Physician, and, astonishing as ialsHy srD'a =
bloom and yigor u youth has rctnrhea' ana ~ 49,
mo happy father Of a pair Of bvight boys"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
GLORIOUS Asws ron THU - tEs.
A PREVENTIVE TO TIAvn III.

OF March, lSC2: -
We arc decidedly opposed 70 drug snd 70 adyert'ect
remedies for the prevention Of having chiloron, nh w
Tpel IL our duty to acknowledge a benefit nom any and IRON
etsry snurce Sheu ii is for the rcief OF suhoring hninaAiy.
A TACT hs come 10 our ~knOSledgo that ought tole prV|
nulyutcd and widely circulated ior lhe penonI y tuoes
ladies whusc delicate health makes 1t neosssary 70 pfV7a6
any Increase OF family.
About Twelve months afler marriage o lady oiam g.
!. oulntance gave birth 10 a daughter, but boz suAe 'nGS
nrrc 20 great that her physicians despRired of her FecoVsry.
This ma. :, her dread the very thoSghts n pg1in becoming
a mother. She tried avery thug TO prevent . rePetliNoa
finer sutisrings, but without succeeding LwoyoeI' -
marriage, she is again confined, hut her suiierings were
60 great that the child dIcd, and her own Ife was ds+paiT~I
Of She was told by her family physician that u she hst
any more children he iearv' her life would be the Nrr@.
As all the remedies she had tried before had htiSh -
SppIied To the Botanic Physician, DR.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

,,l. and digest M be rendered easy. The Pains
in lie Head,s 3ask, rand Stomach, WI %
removed. The Bowels will become sisasSeS
and regular, THE BLOOD pOHE'AND
HEALTHY, and the UrhenataraNc Isl1'
- Althonoh these Pills are most searching
in their action upon the whole system.. yet
,hae rra harmless, even for the most deli
cate system, as thcy contain no Mercury
ar mineral in, any form, but are composed
entirely Of vegetable substances.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

ssa h. schssss can oa ne sgent and, get
ssn..mphiet Containing ccrtilca.ea Of cures from
EslENOWE CITIZENS OF CINCINNATI
- s1e-sseoyil's Blood and liver Syrup Ia
rH6MPOeED ENTIRELY Of VEGETA-
eBLEe, aua Is rERYEcILY SAFE for chill
DREN 70 use, In ease ofSore , .outh OF erGpton
a the skin. II NOTIFIES hALu1 tne
Aealth Of their, children, To y snouia eraaI.
tete thu sssds Of tho sdiseas' before II Is te
49, ~ .l8l 20 .
W ] nFt sTa - zee d.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
Ma. 50 EAST FIFTH STRE1Tc
CINCINNATI.
MORE o o NEWS!

MORE COOP Jews!
FROM UGH AND RELIABLh Az
TH0RITY.
The Botanic Remedies VI Doctor llnphasl, az 3ngiss
Bo,unir Physician, never failed yet 70 raaIH t1
radical. ard pprmanor I care o. ALL
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS

will promote a healthy
action Of the Liver, and
will change this impure
Bile 10 a healthy state.
TO prevent or remove the
secretion Of uRhealthy
bile, these Pills have q
specific action on the
Liver; after using them,
the tongue will become.
smooth and clean, the
Iaa.a will bec0me natu.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
q S l0-40 BONDS.

s.-sss.s by Dr.. j c. aYER 4 co.. Lowell. Mas,
The New York herald., 1864-09-25
rorDurr.s luuuost.

Ina wsrnAegxs HoMcpn--Asorwn stpSs rms
srorr-Hichsci Buckley (uot Kelly N previously re-
ported), the charged with causing the death OF
Dseiei Schmidt. At wcshswkep, Sunday, the 18th
stsnt, by striking him the head With club, recently
surrsndsTsd himself 10 coroper Rsnnsy, 70 await thu
result " inquIstiou which concluded ycstsr.
day The report ~ nrst circulated BY the friends Of
deceased, that the fatal ssssa, was ami committed
without provocaiion, 70 be a. variance With the
sworn testimony taken before shs Ccrossr. n sppears
that the deceased asd twenty sthss vent Wee
bavksu q picoic srd while thsrs wcspassed the
private grounds pelopsog Gregory estate Bacx-
Icy and james Lnnde, Who we're duly empowered 10 act
depu " sheriff. 5nodav, warned the Germans 10
osve asd 70 elsewhere tut they decl pe< going Bosg
unable 70 suforee their authority Buckley and Loncie
procured be assistance Of Mr. kshsnei Dale President
of tie weehawkss Ferry Company, jeremiah Ioshrcp
requested 10 withdraw fro1 sbs srousAs. Bsing un.
willing 70 comply 9Th the rsquest. angry words snsueA
between the parties, whom the Germans commence
throwing stones 81 shs ofcsrs and their frienda Mr.
Dale and Mr. throp wsvS suuck by and ounsle.
rabiy Injured general dehs thea essued durisg which
echnids was struck on We head with stick Ia the
buosIsy Unfortaoessly We sow fractured scbnidss
hearing al the testimony the case suSmtsd 10 she
Jury vhc rendered tne folio wlng vefdcs fhss the
cssss4 Daniel schnids bss death by isjures
acsd ~ hchas Buckley. 81 wsshawksp september 10,
1scs imnsdstsly sfssr ths vsrdtoA returned sp-
picatsca vss made 70 bersts nacklsy ball. vhich
Police Justice jeremiah shrop gave required sond.
snt Buckley vss get free Bsokey thirty years OF ago,
and a native NJ Ireland. Ioe deysased sS . nsn,
thvsrsvo PEARS n Ass anA lived " NO. ~ avenue A
The New York herald., 1864-09-25
THE PR.dArsfgS.

New PrivRteor or Cape sabts-Excfe-
Ing Chase of the Stranger by n Gun
boat-News from she Fishing Fleet an
the Bay OF Chale ar, sc.
Captain Brown, Of the schooner Sarah Gage, u New
London reports iha, the ista instant or Cape Sable
she "c.ose to- smart looking English built screw
steamer, showing eclorg, slesning rapidly 10 the
westward, near Cape Ssole. The vcrssl evidently
p-ivsiser she nsTkentirs riggsd, painted black
with gill, fashion boards her quarter her smckes
standing between the and rnzzen masts and boata
psinlcd white AbCu, six u,ss sstern Q Unitod
States screw gunsost full chase. Tho gunboat soni
down her toreiopmast and icpsa yard bat left the fore
yard "A the nearcd cspe Sabc both
sells drew IN shore ard the supposed privascr
rounded tue cape shc msdc al slN
Shortly Afterwards the Gage spoke schooner from
Liverpool N. 81 which reported that the day previous
she had t pors where IL reported that rebel pr
had put into small place and bocksdsi by
United states gantoat, but escaped during the
night aad went This vessel had been cruising
the Bay of chsieur and bad destroyed number or mack
crelrnen.
As ve slstsd fen days since. there is quito feet
cruising or these new prstes, and ~ probsble tia.
come cne 81 them may yet m caught. is to DO
hoped So at least What pity is tina, ihcy should be
allowed 70 gsi out OF Wilmington.
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

bavsmG with sbsis and ammss,ion fson hsr poTss
tht steamer, asd ooy making capture snsn rsscn
Ing American waters Even this might b ~ithio
Iess rsQaremsols cssao, 10 right shat usn should
return from such an szpsdnoo when unsOccessfa sns
nnd sure retreat"
The Canadian authorities stand Pcady % arrest
these pirates the charges pot IN their hands
from sbe other sdo Of the river Tnis
Yeets simply 10 The arrest and dection. he matte of
osposng of prisoners would belong 10 the Canadian
government. 10 absence ~ their action II wouli be
erred to London IL highly import ns shat our gov
take action and THAI calmly ard scnstoy Inc
Canadians IN blame tor tho occurrence ou'
ud have warned Of u bad they known 10 ~ seas u
There occasion for any ntsupsrste language oon
oerning them, for they are nos deserving OF ".
u this act shall 20 unno,iced, I viii Do inc
precedent for other things more auoac"us.
The Canadian ports viii DO made the bases
Of forays against American steamers and sac
10 ~ party of nty or hnndred,
armed 10 tho teeth can ferry boat pshs, cross
70 Drtrot. burn tho government rsho ses aud then
make good The retrest They could be back In w,ndsr
m from of ting per eciiy secure
any Interference Wo object that Canada 10
the asylum Of and pohtcsl refugees and pfis
80 h every civilized n,iion Hut We shontd
hud great csuao for remembrance soc
became tho castle from which our enemies
cond aasaii as, while cnu.d not reacb
them In return. ine sentiment EXPRESSED here to-day
earnest Of the fecpg throughout the prov
inces Canada viii he side BY ede with n ths matter
There will he quarrel, there will he no
dis greenent secretary seward can hobnob with LORD
LYONS and both VIII rise from The teryew with oTows
a. unruled as thoy had psyer met.
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

Isosed A1 The Presidential slssou eoacsh Lincoln 70
% 81 ~ina and ssrkug. He only save bis sses,on
~ Gpess this fal; and tboro chance for peace
nees sssA him and Mcclellan. do sos that any
tor u should Be rsksd by In hs'se which aannos be
e. vD ~ character Partial successes lie this N the
v aoXnay elect Lipooln-we h0po they Will but they
nd very little any Apai They serve ths puY
f0s Linoonto defeat Mcclellan; bot they contribute
hslhebg towards our sn6iugatboa.
hns these sevsrses show that people must come
Jcsth and got tho r. nt more are there wanted and
Dere must be had The hong fht N government details
muss be shartened; The Nitro and Mining Bureau. tho
Cnnmsssry ana Quartermaster Departments must die.
gorge. rhe CONTRACTORS must bo lessened the oxemps
reviewed. and the army uorcased But moro than this,
when sent to tho they must not be allowed
70 desert snd stvaRie on Discipline must be i'm rovad.
and rch done Nv 0fcors OF tho line ss expected
from the Bureau OF Cnnscrpon TO stop 10 rourn over
Teverses FOLLY thew should but rervs the people
they do the army TO meet daaser with The foil cOnd
6enee N the overrug Provdence who sends victory Or
0efeae AZ 10 Him seems best
The New York herald., 1864-09-25
rae .Fssshme~a naruss..

L0rFespo0heOte q the HobIe kNGiater
-Four OF an sxcsllsnt syade could BE- had fovsn,sns
sincs for t22S but she 0sy excuse cf rsnsa occrra-
tion n the weldon rod, orerAtins ths lively and
tsud ,usenacss OF cur msrchanss 81 encs raised the
prise 500 On the barrel, Bsef may tern BE- hsd of Mr.
Ingram, tbe pubic ben~Sscsrr butcher, M ss 81 per
pound other butchers sst " At ~. iscon scarce st
~ sod IS, ana slippery st that Cnietsns range from
81 TO tia. and dsbsr meats 10 proportion
The New York herald., 1864-09-25
Nv. w. ID. nce go-'. Dispatches.

HsAnQrAarFfs, Amy cr NV POTOMAC.
seps 22--P. N.
fne nrins between the p,ckets IN front Of the Third
division c the corps ss continues and Casualties
dsiy. To-day privse cf the Ninety th rd New
York shot through the and Instantly killed.
sergeant OF the Fity yssysnth Psnnsviyana lost LEG
this morning Yesterday new recruit, who bad bees
hero only three days. belonging Twenty ninth Mas
s,ohusetts killed IN trout os the Ninth corps, aad
his pockets rlnsd q hundred and any deiars.
II said hs Vas killed aod robbed by rsos sharp.
shouset but msny doubt the truth Of the statement.
Rscrsns should bring soch large amounts Of money
win them into the gsld A. q general thing they are
never sssy until they have either spent or sambisds
swsy or he'd Il s.olss. nan was 70 ons~ 500
fos sssssen 9 wnsksy shs other day bus ~ llsd 70
sbsaIn even n that price.
To-day the sasr,es u tas Third division os We second
CORPS spsned barn fvn Of ssssl vAe
haA besa sasoyius our men for ssns tAns pass, a>a
ssussd sssn husyndly " dsoa9p. gNf
RnADevAxns, - -, lea
a
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

HsJ0fcInWs In tsTanrs Amy on TIC An"
n0u ment or Shertd-m's Victory.
From tho Richmond Enquirer Sent. "a
Tne only tsTG " interest In Petersburg on Yesterday
was report that ON Tuesday evening and during tho
hight there r,ngiug shont from Yankee thronts
exts ding all along the nes. This unexpected outbreak
circulation eiRhtly mysed onr bcys, unit, the news
frem the wiley became mooed about, when the
dem nstration folly explained There Was the usual
Picket firing and artillery practice.
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

The F1rtnQ ON Charleston Continued
Two Large Gums Added 10 Battery
6regg.
fFrom the Richmond Examiner. Sept. 22.l
CBARLEsTos, sept. 20, 1864.
Two large guns. drawn by twenty horses each. bave
heeu brought battery Grcgg and beng Oh
by the onemy They supposed TO be steel guns The
enemy continues the fire on the city.
The New York herald., 1864-09-25

shy psoeeeAsd far 0ordoasvlls wnss shs rspors
reached him Of Eariys psrons situation q Winchester
He innsdiasely eooDtsrnarchsd hs columns, snA hss
asaia formed junction with Early, marching tArsosh
TAosston Gap m We Blue Radss-ss isass - say ~
StyasbursorR