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Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14
Postponement Of Sale

THE sale of the property. formerly known as
L the ''PARkER House, in the City OF
Maysville, is postponed.
This valuable property fronts on Second (the
most business Street in the City, 10 feet and ex-
tends back 165.
For HOTEL, PRIVATE BOARDING House, or
'YoUHe LADIES BoARDING AND Day SCHOOL,
it is admirably adapted, having thirty odd
rooms in it. besides the parlors; large yard
good Cistern, Well of most excellent Water and
al other necessary convenlences.
Per, ons des ring to Rent or Purchase, will
have ii shown to them, upon application on the
premises.
TERMS OF SALE (if sold) One Third Cash-tEe
maiuder in Six and Twel Q mon rs, with in
terest.
az Immediate possession given to Tenant or
Purchaser. JULIA OWENS.
Maysville, KY, July 18th, 1S64-tf
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Sketch Of Capt. Semmes, of the Ala
bama

bama
Captain Raphael Semmes, Of the rebel
Lazy, was originally an officer of the United
States navy. He was born in Maryland,
and a citizen of that State was, on April
1, 1928, appointed a midsbipman of the
United States navy. He was first attached
to the sloop-of-war Lexington, eighteen
guns, which in 1927 was orderd to the Med
iterranean squadron. He was sfterward at
tached to the sloop Erie IL guns, on the
West Indian squadron. In 1880 he served
on the steamer Porpois, belonging to the last
AIMED squadron, and next year went to the
Naval School at Norfolk for examine tion.
He passed on the 28sh of April 1882, and
was allowed leave Of absence. He was du-
ring 1882 appointed an assistant in charge Of
the chronometers, &c. During 1885 he
was appo inted Acting Master of the frigate
Constellation, SO guns, flagship OF Commo-
dore Dallas, on the West Indian squadron,
occupying this position about about two
years. On the 9th of February, 1887, be
was promoted Lieutenant, aud during 1888
was sent to the Navy Yard at Norfolk to
serve on the receiving ship, staying there
until 1910, when he was attached to the
brig Consert, engaged on the surveying ser
vice along the cost of the Gulf OF Mexico.
He was next ploced on shore duty at the
L SNA~@
manded the steamer Poinsett, engaged in
the survey of Tampa Bay, and was attach
ed 10 her until April 1S45. He was next
ordered to the brig Porpoise, ten guns, &C
ting with the Home squadron.
The Mexican war now broke out, and he
was transferred to Commodore Connor's
flag ship frigate Raritan, A guns, belong to
the Home squadron, and returned home In
DecembeI 1847. He was now ordered to
command the Electa, a two-gun storeship
belonging to the same squadron, and lett
her in June 1848, when he was appointed
Inspector, &c. at Pensacola. After leaving
this position he went on snort cruise,
from viii he returned in April 1o49. lie
remained unemployed ors5even year. On
the 14th Of September 1855, he was promo
ted com mander, and during 1856 be was
appointed Lighthouse Inspector at Mobile,
Alabama. During 1858 be became Sscre-
tary of the Lighthouse Board, which posi-
ton be held at the breaking out of the re-
bellion.
On the 26th Of March 1861, he joined
the rebe service, and was made comm an
der OF the rebel war steamer and privateer
Sumpter With this vessel he operated
successfully until driven into the port OF
Gibraltar, when the vessel was sold to a
neutral. He was next made a Captain OF
the rebel navy, being appointed as citi-
ZeDs Of Alabama, with com mission dating
from July Is. 1862. He was then ordered
to the command of the steamer Alabama or
$780, with which De operated against the
com merce Of the Northern States.
Semmes. in the Alabama, has inflicted
upoD the comm cree OF the United States a
series of losses by which we have lost about
one hundred vessels, valued, with their car
goes of about SZO,UCO,OOO.
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Louisville Democrat.

REBEL PRIsoNERs.-The Journal says the
total number of rebel prisoners transferred
frem the Military Prison in Louisville to
prisons north of the Ohio river, as entered
on the books in Captain Jones's Office du-
ring the month of June, is two thousand one
hundred and fifty one-fourtesn hundred
enlisted men to Rock Island, six hundred
and twenty-one to Camp Morton, one hun
dred and nineteen comm toned officers to
Johnson's Island, and five surgeons to Fort
ress Monroe. Z
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

6TVirgiuia skies still sell in the New
York market at So cents on the dollar, and
ing to the doctrine of the dominant party,
these States have ceased to be. and their
bonds are an obligation on nobody. All
the debts owed by these rebel States are
cancelled. Capitalist. however, seem to act
on different the5ry. They still give half
as much for rebel States promise to pay
as they give for United States promise to
pay.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

eTAmong the the rebel prisoners now
at the White House, says the Washington
Star, brought in on the 18th, are two fe-
males. one q sergeant in a cavalry company,
aud the other lieutenant, who wore both
IN uniform finale attirel. The latter is said
to be a remarkable fine woman, and when
taken had command of battery which was
giving Us not g little trouble.
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Commercial.
NASHVILLE MARKET.

THURSDAY, July ID, 1894.
Sugar-New Orleans, % to 25c.
MoLAssEs.--New Orleans, Bbls 81 l0@l Is;
Half Bbls. 81 1901 20.
COFFEE SOC. to 81.
WHEAT-Red 81 20; White So 90.
FLoUR.-Selling at from $40 25@11 90.
Whisky.-Market firm at 81 70,
Crush Sugar, 33c.
Gran I" SSc.
Loaf &c Csc.
BAooN-Sides 5; Hams Is; Shoulders 121<c.
L4RD.-14 to 15c, per ID.
HEMP.-S135 per ton.
ToBAoCo.-Sellng at 7@16c lbs.
Observation-Disclosures SIS; Half bbls. $s.25
Quarters, No. l, S475.
SALT.-75c. p bushel.
RICE.--125%@l3c. q ID.
FEATHERs.-65 cents TBS.
FLAX SEED.-S2 so per bushel.
HEMP SEED.-S3.50 per bushel.
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ST. Louis july 10

Olive street Hotel, formerly Monroe
House, kept by Blackwell & johnson was
nearly destroyed by fire last night. Losses
not yet ascertained.
Until further orders, no steamboat will be
allowed to ascend the Missouri river above
Jeffersonvills City, unless with sufficient
arms, am munition and crew competent to
defend her against guerrillas now swarminS
the counties along that stream.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

GTColOnel Wolford is, we understa and
In Washington city. He Is parolsd, but
confined to the city limits. The supposed
change is, that by his speeches be discour-
Agsd enlistmsnss in the army. We heard
no Inclination as to what is Intended to be
done With him
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

@In 1865 2o7,6oo pounds of powder,
which was stored in the church of st. Ma
zaire. in Brescis. Italy, was fred by stroke
ofiightiug, and the explosion reduced abou
uns-sixth OF the city to ruins, and killed
about three thousand Of the Inhabitants.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14
Orchardist Wanted /!

] Wish to secure the services OF some good,
L sober and industrious ma n, who understands
the Culture of Fruit Trees. will give good
wages TO such a man. He must give good refer
enaes. Or will sell the portion of land set out
in Fruit Trees, embrace ng about So acres
Also, / will sell 10 acres of good pasture. on
which is a never failing Spring. Any one wish
ing to purchase will call on me. miles cast OF
Minerva. BENZ. KIRK.
July Il, lSb4-tf
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BALTIMORE July

BALTIMORE July III L. NJ
Everything quiet around the city. Last
night the Rebel forces passed through Tow
soptown on the way to join their main force
The Rebels had with them Gen. Frank
lin and staff, captured on the Philadeiph ia
Road on Monday. Only one bridge over
Gunpowder River, on the Philad elphia
Road was burned.
Business is at a stand-stilI, aud nearly all
the outlets from the city are closed.
PHILADELPHIA, July 12-2 P. M.
The are DOW only two Government wires
working south of here. Rumors prevail OF
an attack by Is, 600 Rebels on the northern
Notifications of Washington, but can't be
traced to any definite source. Much excite
ment here, Business nearly suspended
public meeting is now being held in lnde-
pendence Square Recruiting is very brisk
aud before tonight large numbers of men
will be ready to leave for Washington and
Baltimore.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

@The stockholders OF the Central Ken
lucky Stock, Agricultural and Mechanical
Association have unanimously decided to
hold no fair this year on the grounds of the
Association, near Danville.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

@The Abolition organ in Louisville
threatens the Louisville Journal with sup
preston.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

Z, @Millions of locusts are making their
appearance in Wisconsin. Many persons
have been so severely bitten by them that
are not expected to live. Their last ap-
pearance was 10 1849.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

e GT'rbe 'loysp coiored people of Balti-
more have presented the President with a
Bible.
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NEW BOOKS!

CEVEN Stories, BY TX Marvel, 81 IS
- Speke's Journal of the discovery of the
source of the Nile, s rs
Life of Charles the Bold,-Kirk, 90
Nepenthe, l so
CaXtoniana, l 80
Friends in Council, 90
Old Helmet, so
Husks, l 80
Haunted Heartily Author of Lamplighter,1 so
Darkness and Daylight by author of Tenn
pest and Sunshine, l SO
Habits OF Good Society, l so
Claudine, rs
Handbook of the New Testament harton.
Self-SacTifce 81 90
Bishop Hopkins on Slavery, l so
History of President Lincolns Administra-
t.on,-by II. ). Raymond, l so
The Brida! Eve,-Southworth, l 50
Family Pride,-by the author of Pique, l so
oodburn,-by Rosa,n l 80
From Cape Cod to Dixie,-by Mackie, l Ga
The above, with many other good books, re-
ceived and for sale by
q. w. BLATTERMAN,
July Z, 1854. Second Street.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

@The New York Herald says the only
reason Governor Tod was nominated for
Secretary was, that he told better story
than any other man 10 Ohoio.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

@There is considerable interest mani
tested in Washington as to the future move
ments Of Secretary Fesseuden.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

@The President aud Secretary ofStsts
are being urged to demand Of the English
Government the rendition Of Captain Sem
mes.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

TKsntucky farmers are in Indiana in
search of laborers to till their Tobacco crops
Extravagsut wages are offered.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

Britannia aDa Japanned Ware!
FINE STOCK OF BRITANNIA WARE AND TEA
TRAYS AND WATERS, very cheap, at
decdl7 R.ALBERT'S % streel.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

0The total number of department
clerks at Washington is about 1000.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

TGold closed 10 New York Tuesday,
at $3.50.
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MARRIED.

On Tuesday morning, June 18th, 1864, at the
residence of the BRIDES mother, by Rev. j. f..
Spilman, Mr.. JOSIAH WILSON and Miss
REBECCA CADY, all of this city.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14
DIED,

In Oxford, Ohio, at 10 minutes past o'clock
Tuesday morning, July 5th, 1864, THOMAS
PICKETT ORR, infant son of GEO. A. and ALICE
d. ORR, seven weeks, four day and seven hours
old.
In st. Louis on the 3rd instant at the resi-
dence of her brother-in-law, Mr.. Ely Metcalf,
SARAH E., wife Of CHARLES w. SPALDING.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

Out of every hundred suicides in Europe
about twenty are women.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

While the nation is stepped to is very
lips in blood, its Magistrate is retailing old
Jokes in the Pres idential mansion, or else
is on electioneering tours among the people.
Gf the latter kind is his visit to Philadel-
phia, made on thursday, and which, under
the guiss of sym pathy for the purposes OF
the sanitary fair, was undertaken simply
with q view of making a stump speech to
Philad elphia with reference to the fal
elections. Before his nomination, Mr.. Lin
coin did not visit sanitary fairs; since then,
has suddenly grown to be wonderfully sym
pathetic with the works of charity chicago
Times.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14
INpIANAPoL Isl, July ~.


The Democratic State Convention met
here this morning. After the organization,
Jos. E. Mcdonald was nominated for Gov
ernor, David Turpie for Lieutenant Cover
nor and the balance of the State ticket in
GLIDING Judge of the Supreme Court, the
present incumberts were nominated for re
election. The indication that the plat
form will embrace a moderate war policy.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

PIANOSI PIANOSH
OF the best manufactures, at from S25 to
$50 less than CINcINNATI Cash prices.
dec17 r. ALBERT, Second street.
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

0LD HAMS-2Oo two year old can
~ vassed of lot of some thousand of nv
own curing, still remaining for select use.
ALEX. MADDOX.
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ARMAMENT OF TIE ALABAMA.

The following is table offhe armamen is
of the respective vessels:
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-07-14

EVANSVILLE. JULY. IL 1854
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IL guns Total weight 3793 4463
Weight of broadsde metal [seVen gunsl,
she'll, 2753 lbs, shot 3L81.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

Christ can be'preacl o }, unmixed with
politics, fanatiCsm OF othei foreign
matter.
Resolved, That ws recommend the
boiling Of State Convention, to
meet on Wednesday, the 81 day oi
February, A. D. 1854, in the city Of
Columbus, to take the necessary steps
toward the establishment Of Such a
church.
Resolved, That the Chairman Of
this meeting appoint five delegates to
attend said State Convention.
Resulvej, That those who approve
Of this enterprise Throughout the
S.u!o, b. earnestly requested to senl
delegates to cad Convention, and
that said delegates, on their arrival,
ropor, themselves to Bro. Given, in
Culunbua, Ohio.
Resolved, That Committee Of Cor
respondone1 be appointed BY the
Chairman, to aid 10 this good work
and further The ends aud objec!a Of
this Ecrting,
Resolved, That such newspspas
throughout tho State, whether relisi-
ous or otherwise, as are iay)rAbla 10
the enterprise, be- requested to pa5-
lish the proceedings of this meeting,
ard give uctice ot such State Con-
gent!on in their respective papers
Tho above preamble and resolutions
wera adopted,
The Chairman appoint0l the fol-
lowing delegates TO wit: DR.. Edson Is
Oljs. Virgil E, Shiw, joseph Sharp
| ani B. ". Carlisle,
The Chairman appointed the fol-
lowing Conmitlec OF Corresponding
10 wit: Dr. Edison B. O.do, Y. E
Shaw, 3. ". Carlisle AMI A. L. Eel
lars.
On motion, the meeting than al
jourred,
| THOMAS REE5, Chairman
VIGIL Z. SHAW, Secretary.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
GENERAL MCCLELLAN.

A very re(narkable letter Of Gener,
Ial Mcclellan to President Lincoln has
recently made its appearance, and, we
doubt not, will affect iavorably, n
large class Of citizens who hitherto,
have not regarded him with any very
considerable degree Of resDe2t. The
letter is private AMI cJuii,nIloual,
written from uarrisons Landing, Jus,
after those terrible ssSen days battles,
aud is designed to give Mr.. Lincoln
his homes. AMI well considered views
OF the var, AMI the mode in which,
10 be successful, il should be coudnc,
%. GenSal Mcclellan says tho Con
siitution case the President ample
power to eJnllG! tho war T. sucaess.
al terminstioo, and has advised him
10 strictly conivrm to its provisions. to
deal only wi;h she military organ "a
tiOns resIst,aS tae goverpn'n., t. per
nit No destruction OF private proper
", no war Oh opula,ous .; n2G>com
batanls, No interference with State in
situations or with the "reia,ions ol
masters AMI slsvls," and.nlt Qnlyto
cInIUr,n to the s.rctest rnles oil mod
ern warfare bot IN thia unhappy con
dict, wiki . poriioa OF onr ogn pao-
pie, to conduct tho var On tho hiphest
principles oi Christianity and ciyllizu
ton. All thia does credit TO General
Mcclellan, AMI whatever may be tn,
estimate oi hia s5.dierahir, all men
must Ucc'rito him an h0uest AMI pat,
?iotic dea're to coniucs tna wm in d
humane sud generous spirit, AMI ",
contrast these seutinenis with tho &C
tnaI cJnduct Of the war since his re-
ImoYal from tho head OF tho army, wC
ara truly amazed at tho frigLlfa
''progress' OF tho country IN the dire,
ton Of an unHisign.sd barbarsm
Day Book.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
The Reformation OF the Church
The Churches TO bo Rec rgnnILed,
lYiom tho Columbus Crisis


LANCASTER, o., Jan. Il, 1894.
IN accordance OF the notice given,
a large and respectable meeting con.
vened 10 the Court House, in Lancas
ter Ohio, on Thpr6dAy the l4th day
Of January, 4. 3. 1854, to take into
consideration the organization OF
new Christian Church, wherein the
puro and pesceable Gospel OF Christ
shall bo preached, unmixed with poll.
tica, fanaiici5ms, or other foreign mat.
Ter.
90 motion, Thomas Rees was call
ed to the Chair, who made somc ex-
cellent and appropriate renarks. DR..
Olds then proceeded to state the o.
ieot of the meeting at lenghth IN a
written address; after which an excel.
lent letter addressed 10 the meeting.
from tho Rev. !. T. Given. was read
oy ylrgi E Shaw, who, after scme
remarks. in.gouGed tbs following pre-
smhle resolutions to wit:
Wherea6, Most OF ths churches
throughout our country prOfesalng 10
be christians, have either by eccIesias
teal enactment or by q spirit OF intol.
eranca and persecution, driven ou! or
rendered it impossible Tor them to re
raain, all those WHO do not agree With
them in politics, denouncing thom as
traitora ard unworthy Of any place OF
srue. or confidence in church Or State;
and .
Whereas, Said churches have ceased
TO represent and teach the Gospel o
love, gentlenees, goodness, meeknest
and charity, apl are filed with anC
practic only the spirit OF bitterness
strife, hatred and uncharitabIeness
and
Whereas, The said churches are d,
stroying the confidence of mankiut
in the Divine authenticity and eflica
cy OF the Gospel, and by their dIsre.
gard Of the word Of God, by preach.
ing politics instead of religion, ianat
, icism instead of Christianity and wa
lns!ead OF psace, are fast filling th
land With inidelity and atheism
and
Whereas, The preachers, by hold,
ing political meetings and preaching
poliiics On The Sabbath, are bringipC
tuat holy and sanctitied day into dis,
honor and disrepute; therefore,
Resolved, That the time has nov
come, and that the cause o! religion
and the good Of our country impera-
lively demand the organization anc
establishment Of a new church, where
ia Tho pure snd peucsa5ls Gospel Of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28


Musicians and privates in tho Army
I-Ghuo Including negroes in the army
bO raised 10 $40 pr mouth and that
ths pay Of oil Commissioned officers
bs reduced.
To yhis report Of tho majority 'e
presented a minority rsPoTt, that the
pay of al citizen soldiers to wit.
Non Ccmmissioned,oticers Musicians
AMI privases bc raised to S25 PER
month, that tho pay of Commissioned
officers when Of detY, except they
havo ! surgeon certificate for jioabiI
i,y. bo reduced 50 rcr cent, AID hat
the farther enlistment Of uegroes 30
,oliicls tsprobibi'al as OO Insult to
the citiz n soldiers and as deg,ai!ng
and dSmcra,izjng to the army
This puts The whole qa2a,i>n in 8
different ligh!, to tho lying reporter
oftha Gaz,t;ee, and the concluSious
of Brother Gis. Wo have oHr 3ouh's
that q recommendation . enIst no
yros as soldiers, could be pas'ed in
tho P'csspt legislature. Tho vote
given by the Regis!er or the snhsti
tutO OF tho committee, not our minor
itg report recol,ec', 63 ir ani |
ag'iuet, Wr. Beer, MT Bcaiton ne
Glib. supposed, the Vate on tho min
orily report is not given At all, We
have no Democratic reporters hence
Democrats and Conservatives are not
reported,
But is not Gibson rendering him
seIilis5la to be arrested for disloyalty
in thus taking a position against his
Lord and master Abraham tho Let,
ho only pays hia niger soldiers $40
per month, and Clio. wants to make
him pay $50, md raise the pay oI
whites from sl8 TO $50, aud wants
them upcn an equality in tho Army
with the negro. We expect to ad-
vocato the raising ofthe pay Of white
soldiers and resist tho enlistment of
negro soldiers, and when officers are
not on duty their pay ought 10 be re-
juced, or they onRht to resigne one
OF the two, unless they have q certi-
icate Of disability. Tho pay OF oar
soldiers since the exorbitant high
prices brought about BY tho financial
fools at the head Of the government,
has surrounded US BY circumstances,
that will COMPEL on increase Of the
pay Of onr privetes, or their fami lies
must sutfer, and 925 is not any more
now for the private soldiers than
SIS per month was two years ago,
as moved for in Congress by Mr..
Vallapdigham, aud which was voted
down by Republicans. Do you re-
collect III
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
A Bible AdyieaSc.

Reader be not surprised TO hear
that the Eiitor of the RsgiI!or. has
actually recommended tho diatribn-
,ion o. Bibles, in Vinton township
IN this County. What the motives
OF the Editor was we cannot tell, per
hapS it was intended for an insult to
The citizens Of that township, be that
as il may, We would most respectfully
suggest taat when GIR. starts out
that hs provide a large number Of
Temperance .racta and copiea Of the
Constitution, and distribute among
bic friends in Elk Township, MAJ
bic Iabors bo euccesSful is Our ain
cere WISH. Pitch in, you "iII make
an excellent missionary.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
TIE DEAocnAr, will be published

TIE DENocRAr, will be published
80 heretofore by US, we nuke the
statement for the information Of the
Democracy and our fritnds who have
been informed BY MR. DANA, that he
would have the Press, in charge -
There has boon, about once o year,
since We have been in Vutop, some
persons who hsSe alwsys tr.o J to make
our people believe that the Democrat
would 60 under. We again say that
there 10 not money enough IN the
control Of those msn to sink the Dem
ccrst. We have men who profess ~
DO Democrste, who would sink ,hf
party, if their peculiar views are
Dotalop.ed, oil such se soy "ecase
yipSr you knaw a de"