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The Speech Of President Lincoln Mt Bal
timore.

Our readers have already understood
the position of the President on the Fort
Pillow massacre. Nobler words could not
have been uttered at a more suitable mo-
ment. The President assumed the respon-
Bibility for srming the negroes. He &C.
cepts that responsibility in all its force.
BE holds himself responsible before the
American people, before the Christian
world, before history and before God. He
pledges the protection of the government
10 the uttermost Of al its negro soldiers.
These words Of the President will find
hearty response in the hearts Of the people,
and this public pledge Of the power Of the
nation to the protection Of its weakest cit
izsn or soldier, win only add new lustre
70 name already glorious in the annals
Sf American history.
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NOTICES.

NOTIOE.-THE GENERAL OF
l y FIOE OF the Erie Railway Co., and the Erie
Railway Steamboat Company, in this city, has been
removed from JohnsOns Marine Block to the freight
House Of h. Johnson Co., Consignees OF the above
line, No. 100 River street
Cleveland. April L 1854 anr5-iSs
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Such paragraphs as the following from
q Louisville paper are becoming frequent
in our exchanges;
a young looking soldier girl, who had
served twenty months in an Indiana reci-
ment, and participated in several hard
contested engagements, became tired of the
service, and donniDg female apparel again.
crossed the Ohio river yesterdsy on her
way to her long-forssken home. She had
received two severe wounds in battle,
which will renain to remind her Of her
folly to the latest years Of her life. The
reason for entering the service is the old
story, love and romance.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. late Mr. Rivss.

"reminiscences Ofthe late Mr. Rives.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial writes:
Mr.. Rives was worshipper of General
jackson, with whom he was on the most
intimate terms, as publisher Of the Globe
then edited by Mr.. Blair, and the acknoW-
lodged "organ" Of Old Hickory. No man
was better acquainted with the eVentful
administration Of General Jackson than
Mr.. Rives was, and L have sat in his Office,
hour after hour, listening to his reminis-
ceBces. Among these were the attempts
made st different times by Mr.. Van Buren,
Attorney-General B. F. Butler, and others,
to tone down and modify Jeckson's mes.
sages and proclamstions. On one occa-
sion-it was in the message of December,
8, 1885, on the French indemnity-Gene-
raj Jackson has written;
"The honor Of my country shall never
be stained By an apology from me, for the
statement Of truth and the performance Of
my duty nor can give any explanation
ofmy official acts, except such as is due
to integrity and justice, and consistent
with the principle on which our iastitu-
tions have been framed"
81 was waiting for the Globes COPY of
the message" said Mr.. Rives, "ehatting
with the General, who was smoking his
pipe, when Major Donelson, his private
secretary, came in, and read the page or
more Of manuscript which the Cabinet had
substituted for this sentence.
sit WAS late on Sunday night, and Con
gress was to meet the next morning. When
Major Donelson had read the substituted
sentence, the General said: Now read it
again. 1t was read second time, and
he then rose, paced the floor, stopped, and
said: Strike sll that cut, sir, and put
back what l wrote. That's what l meant
and, by Cd, that's what my message
shsll say" Tne alterations we're made,
and l have the original copy to show that
this was so. The words omitted" Mr..
RiVes went on to remark, &" were milk and
water, but those retained had the bark on"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-21
FOB SALE.
FARMS M HOuSES

gOESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
1 J FOR SALE The subscriber ohers for Sale
the building lots belonging TO the esiAte Of
deceas ed, in Hiram Stones addition to Oaio city
and Cleveland, and omprising 40 lots. The above
lois are pleasantly situated columbus Street,
Clarke, Stone and Erie avenues, sandy soil and ad
mirably adapted for gardening, and viii be sold on
reasonable terms.
Applications may be made to }. ". Fish or the
subscriber at Painesyille.
aprill-l49, Executor.
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Is the Rest Tonic in the WOrId.
= RRAp RRO sAYs sO. q

From the Bey. Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, PembertOn, New jersey, formerly OF tns
IN DaPtss OhurcHs FhllsaelphI'
have known Hooaand's German Bitters AyorablS
icr number or years have used thsm IN my OWL
family and have been pleased with their enects
that was inCuced TO recommend them to many otn-
ers, AID know that they have operated in strllne
ilRfy FRgitieEs take great pleasure IN thus
tion OF those afflicted with the diseases tor which
they are Recommended, TO tne5o Bitters, knowing
from experience thar my recommendation will be
sustained do this more cneerfully HOohand' 3
Bitters is Intended TO benefit the afflicted, and is mot
Levi G. BEOK.
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Petipa, The great master Of French hal
lei, is slpointsd teacher Of the Prince I'm
perisl IN the art Of dancing. 8
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SCALES,

CCALES.-TWENTY YEARS or
\ experience on all the known modes Of making
Platform Scales, enables tbs subscriber 70 Warrans
customers in Northern ohio, decidedly superior 70
any ether Scale in tae market. Having tncfea1-
ca acie he hopes 70 be able to hll orders prompt-
ly. Address orders, call 81 the Factory 1olth
side Seneca-St Bridge, Cleveland, y, or No, l54 itk
Street. Pittsburgh Pa.
msrl7-l5l J u kEE1AB-
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EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-THE
s property known ss the
RAWs0NVILLE
sTEATs FLOUREEG MEL,
Situate In the yIIIage OF RAwsoNYILLE,:

III III0 'I'I"l8o Ut ~ v E7'11'
"A miles fTOm this city on the line OF the O. o.
and Clsvelsnd 3 Toledo Raiireads- The mill is IA
Vorably located, is nearly new, has large steam pow
er, two run of French Burrs for merchant Touring,
and one run for custom work Wood cheap. Will be
sod low snd on iavoraoie terms OF payment. Apply
TO the Uuyah0ga Steam Furnace Company or to John
StTatford. Bswsouville. W. p, OASTGE. Agt
March 18th, 1854. mar2Z-l47
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ANn WAGON MAN.

stTatford. Bswsouvills. W. 3, GAsTLE. Agt
March 18th, 1854 mar2z-l47
INARRIAGE AND WAGON MAN
~ UFAOFORY FOR SALE-Situated in one Of
the advantages Of two Railroads, Zone Of which has
les terminus az the psce) and also, water snspor
try Ths msnufaetory il nov doing a heavy bust
ness IN all Of its branches The building Is one hun
high with large gR-ret, and has 8 complete set Of
tools in each department. good stock Of materials
| twenty-five workmen. The material and tOols viii
be sold and the buildD rented the whole sold At
SE-FOr further particulars enquire of the Editor
Of this paper. mar8-l4
ANELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR
l. IA SALE.-1he undersigned offers his Farm, OF
nearly sixty acres, within few rods Of the Enclid
Station on the O. & y. Railroad and nine miles from
Cleveland. This is one OF the hsndsomest locations
In the county, with one Of the finest Orchards con-
sisting Of Apples Pears Peaches, Piums and small
or Fruits; about half of four year ole Grape
Vines me Gardens, inelu1ing the vineyard, are
surrounded with the best Usage Orange Hedge in
Northern Ohio; nearly five hundred Sugar Mapies
which will yield with care, 1850 cwt Of sugar:
new two story House, consisting Of five large Bed
rooms, sitting Room, Parlor. Dining Hall, Clothes
Presses, std 1ath Room. The place has been pre-
biity 10 take care Of It, the reason for Offering
tale. Plenty Of good water, good Barns. shees, &C.
from the house. II is a desirable place and will Be
sold at a bargain Enquiries may b. made of
Hon. John Barr Cleveland,
d. r. Tilden,
II. Nottingham. Supt O. & E. Il. Il.
Or. L. Little, Cleveland, or Of
&. McKEYNULD5, the Owner,
febzG-lls Agent at Euclid Station.
OTIS FOR SALE-135 FT. FRONT
4 4 on Superior St., corner OF Muirson-St Also
Su-los To- II and 10, being IS feet front each, su
perior-St., eSst OF Muirson-st Also-l5 feet tront
On Sprine.st, running baok to the Ballroad track
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of TIE
ClsVslan1 Col lumbus 4 Cincinnati Railroad stan Is
1isoi7 feet inches 'front.' Ohamplain-St, nea rly
opposite the new City Court House.
6B-For tsrms enquire OF PAINE WADE,
dsc5-Bn httorneTH
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Froi n RsF. J. Ii. Turner Pastor OF Hedding Mstho.
dist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.
Dr. JackEon-Dear SIR: Having used your German
Bl tiers IL my family frea auenty, prepared ~ say
n at Il has becu st great service. believe that la
t cassl OF general debility Of the system IL is toe
lfe8t aud most valuable remedy OF which have any
Knowledge. Yours, respectfully,
}. Il. TURNER, 10 d. I9th-St.
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l. aAEnA....E. HAEzA--.-s T. sAIzp....E. A IA sEAa
ID OBERT HANNA b COs-SUo-
y 0Essoss to Hanna, Gsrrstsol Cos 4 fholesaia
aruosrs ForFarding snd Commission Hsrehan ta aaa
dsaers in Produce, Salt Fish, o.s Central xchengoi
Kos is9 and IN River-St- and Dock Cleveland o.
RsriOr Line Of stsEmers. isnz3
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From 2 sT J. Newton Brown, D u, Editor Of soc
EnfyclOpedia Of Religious RnOHiBdEsAn Chris
M, 1srFap FIaFa T,,1aF
From tne ssy. Joseph h Konnard Pastor OF the IOta

Dr. JRckson--Dear SIR: nave been frequently re.
lu.ssted 10 connect my name with oOnmsndationsO Oi
didrent kinds Of medicines, but regarding the prac-
tics out Ofmy appropriate sphere, have IN all ca
Sen de clinsd but with clear proof in various in
staHCs and particularly in my iaily, Of the useful
ness OF Dr. HOOhsnd's German BItters, depart tor
once Tohl my usual course, TO express my fuil con-
VictiOn that sneral debility Of the system auu
especially Tor Liver Complaint II a ana Valu-
bic pref araiiOn. In some IL may fai but usu
ally, oubt not, il will be very beneficial TO those
who sun er from the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully, J. H kEhHARD,
Sth, below Coates-St, Philadelphia
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Political.

The Courier des Etsts Unis, belonging
to the class of peace COpperhesds, has
come out in favor of separation, and asks
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From R,v. Warren Randolph, Pastor OF the Baptist
OhUT ch, Germantown, Pa
DR.. o M. Jsakson-Dssr Sir: Personal experience
enable TO say that regard the German Bitters
prepared. By you most excellent medicine. In
greatly benefited By the Of the 3itters and doubt
not III ey viii produce similar effects on others
Yours, tray, MhkREN RANDOLPH,
town.
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EIrN
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
EMoCRATIC STATE TICKET

FOB SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM w. ARMSTRONG.
OF Seneca County.
SUPREME JUDGES,
(Full Term)
P~HILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
Of fairfield County.
CTo,6ll vacaucy-LonG ternl
o MAChIAS G. WHlTELE I,
ofHascOsk County
RIO fill yacancy-sho,t terml
ALEXANDER S. BOYS,
OF Highland County.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN R. C~RlTCHFlEhD,
OfHolmcs County,
COMPTROLLER OF THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM S. V. PRENTlSS,
Of Franklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER S. RAMSEY,
Of Hardin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
Full term)
WILLIAM LARWlLL,
OF A.blandC County.
Fer vacancy
CHARLES BOESEL,
.,. OF Auglaze County.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
SnBif-FRaGrTTU e

We ARE awnre thai Il has become ife fash
uHswith~aaclaaa0f aily. lrrsHecilng mon
10 scout the idea Of any pence, and TO re-
flSk40 lEsErSn Ia idsIib8rat IA reflectjnpsofdH-
cussion upon the subject ms an abandonment
Of principle Such meuoseem to IsppS'der
the present. struggle as n, sort Of kl.krnhy,
fl ht involving the total annihilahon OF
ore oftl.e Other oftke rHnrties bOits'aRd rel
gard iheq mention of pence az very nearly
alltedao treasnn5tself de uolnttR
The North entered .upo1 the present
struggle with The declared purpose Of nam
Thinning the Union. President Lincoln. IN
his inauenrakt uttered sentiments when
would tosdsyahe entirely satisfactory to the
South asn basis for peace. Congress AZ
its last session after the commencement OF
hostilities, resolved, with all the soIemn'ty
of legislation, that the war should he pros
ecuted with no FptS - Of aggression upon
the Federal rights Of Che South The ink ct
the engrnssi pg CLERK was scarcely dry be-
fore. the national faith thus pledged. was Vi
olaied. Three bloody years have sealed the
qualification which was then enacted.
The key Of the great problem now before
What arc we fgh'ing Edar' II It the main
%tenante Of the Union, or is ithe recon
struc,ion Of the Union upon a basis OF e.
mancipation2 yre we fir hting to assert
and vindicate the power oftho Federal Gov
eminent, or TO regulate and reform the
domestic abuse of the SOrth2 In the an
swpr to these questions lies the solution o
all tina issues of war. .,,
We venture the opinion that ifa reliable
ussurance.could he given to the people OF tn
South ihatsthe. Federal Constitution, and III
strict maini euance we're the sole ultimntlNl
of peace. that the rebellion would ceas
within three months. J. . bod
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

. Atlanta is said to be gradually
!invested by our troops. ..a 81
1t is 4thought the place will not
be taken without 3 regular invest
ment and siege. lt-4
General Hunter isiixeiy to be So
perseded by Gea9ral Crook. .t
= Its believed the rebel raid in
Maryland is a small affair.
General Grant telcgraphs that
the enemy in front Of him are in
stsoug force, and that he does not
believe any considerable force has
been sent to the Valley. , nj s''
General Grant is sending his
sick and wounded to Washington.
General Sanford, of New York
has got the Government to exempt
such of the 100 days men from
that State who may be drafted
while in actual service. 90
ISL General perill and General Kel
jy are not killed or wounded, il
Western Virginia. "'.' '1.. ..
Tn Tho enemy ocup'ed Martins
, burg on Sunday and Monday, j,
" There is long telegraph repor
Of great Democratic eonspirac,
! inthe free, states TO o%SerthroN
the Government. .tf ,..t
Thc.only conspiracy is, to bel
lincoln at the polls in Noven
OF One thousand and twenty'h'
rebel prisoners have arrived in l'o
i~syiile' ~ r. i'.t 20 g..
.'i' Tho Federals still hold Harper
Ferry- 9L'
res Colonel Mulligan2 -y2has be
7~aawouhdea ina skirmish'
.gs% III reported IN fhiledelpf
!i1sthat ialelligeRce ofS great inter :,
hss-besa-s0ceiyed- from Grant, b
pfe1bSEdvarouIe1t Wnl not allow
, $40 be adhohncea. 's7'. DR.
GLf S*Hs1tag@ aay fees per telogrql
via. City oint:;FS%e efscr'ihaI
qoesdoy las, The ereng were n
ling movements to faux Go"o
@.. }t~tion, ~. Gene.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
ROAD

The viewersand surveyors as appointed py.
the Commissioners OF Preble county, at their
last regular June session, 20 view and survey
a NED county road, on the following route,
viz beginning al the Eaton. L Lew sburg
Free Turnpike. ana on the line between see
tlons ID and u, in Wash ngton township
and RAINING thence east on laid line ana
Oh The line between sections Is and ~. ana
between sections II and 20, in Twiu Town
ship, to ir,el sect the Twin township Free
ITurnpiNe, will meet a,aI,e place Of btslnnlns
above named, on Friday, the 5th d yof Aug
u~st.hext, for the purpose OF viewing ana sur
yeying said road. -4 ..fJa --
Petitioners ID
l. june 20, 1864 r-4ts. 3s.SA ri.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
MIASCETUM.
HUILE D'0R.
COLL OF Colby

I, TIE HUrLE DOR is the product of the
most careful analysis and, anatomy Of he
nair. II will remove and prevent all dis.
ease ofthe scalp strengthen the roots and
increase the growth of the hair baautifying
and deepening its coler;y give vigor to the
natural supply of colorihg mate, that Civ, s
tint to the h~Gir5snd, jna short, gen faFeno
superior for aiding natnEe in ,givingfexi-
.bil+y, beauty and strength 70 the prime or
nament of Tho person. ,ssi9a1e-
> PRICK, ONE DOLLAR PER BDfFLB
Sold by trHesailcoTrs ?dnid rdagfsis,gtneFSfly.
,RalSD,rAL Drror No 81 Hi8 h@y STBOA
'ti-sasI .esSIgF ! co
MIulv q -~3m.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

ShLE VI bNSAL
David E. W, Ozias, Plaintiff. Pr'ble Vom-
vs. mon Pleas,
John ". wsslsssal, Def. 4 Civilization,
pursuance ofaz orderyf sale by the
Court of Common Pleas of Preble County,
b. sahd 10, q DIRECTED, / wih otter for sale
at public auction, at the doliHotN The Coart
House, in Eaton, Ohio,
ION Fclaesday Tie 10Th day, p, august,
A. D. lS64,'a I O'clock, ?. M,fthe following
described real estate, situate ms the c,un, Y
.ofPreble, 5ahdiState Of Ohio, to.wita The
NorthoEast Quarter Of Section No ninep(9
Township No six, t6) of Range tsr'eS(3)
East, containing l62 acres more or less
Appraised at $4,000 90. .s.s,n5y y ss1y
TERMS OF SALE One third cash IN
hand; Que third in Q months, snd the reside!
iu Is months from the dIy Of sale; deferred
payments to bear interest and to be secared
by mortgage on the premises sold, ~
CHAS. W. SWAIN,
Special Master Commissioner
! Gilmore & Campbell, Attorney,
June, 80, ,l86I,-5w. lprt' DO
P. s. The above described farm belongs
lao the estate of Samuel WEAKLY, deceased
fand is about two miles south ofLewisbarg,
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ROAD NOTICE.

Petition 10 racals a county road in Gus
per nOrnsAiP Treble cOHetJ.s a
TINhe Undersigned, free holders of the Vi
i CITY. respectfully ask your honorable
.5ody 10 ,acare that part of the county road,
"a Casper township, leading from POttsrf $
INV EMlsbaek' 50 mill TO. West Alexandria,
which lies between the crossing of Seven
mile Geek, and the end Of John Yosts
Iane, at the line between Lanicr and Gas
per townships, being all that part ofsaid
ru2d WHICH runs, through sections "a end
zG in Casper township. We ask for the
tyHca top-Cl s4idIoad, Aecapss !hepnme has
b,come SrSerys little, Il al! public, utility,
being superseded by other roads, and there
being no work done on the same, of any
consequence, for many years, it has become
! un6t,for travel, and there isnot s~nticlen
use for the road. TO Justify the neeessar,.
expense of putting it in repair,
,'.s.. MANY PETITIONERS.
July %, lsCl,-4t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
TIlE,LADY'S FRIEND,
ATTGIIST NUMBER.

A beautiful s1!el ENGRAVING, called "HA Ara
VEST TINE" opens the August number O
The LADY's FRIEND. The Steel Fashion
Plate, q double one, is also, as usual, Of
the first quality The wood eDgravingS are
also excellent, especially The Brld'l
Dress" and following four raCeS' The l't
erary contents are varied sEd excellent, IN.
GLIDING "sic,lp Wayne" by Virginia u
Townsend; s',Lovo's Answer by Carrie
Myet; oUnto the Dawn by Harris q yrne'
80 my Sister" u, Matte 3, jtts "Frst and
Last. by NJ G. p; ,HAureold H,b BY Charles
Maurice " The Transformed Village
LOVING Twice apd Twice .wsdded," BY Mrs
James -; "lbe Mistaken .5Kiilpadn'Ss'
by Mrs Denison; s'signs and Tokens b.
Aunt Alec; SC. &C. &c. Price 90 a year
SiugIe numbers (post paid) 20 cents.
Published BY DEACON 4 PETERSON
ala Walnut Street, Phi ladelphia..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
eBaldyH Smiths Address.

Gen. SMITH issued Inc loio"lhB i"r'"e'
address to the IS h Army Corps:
MO- H~eADoulRrErs 18TH Army CoRPs!l
80 -.... July 20 1894 e =
To the officers and SOldiusof We EicM
tenth A'1ny Corps; dose ie' a.oa
part fr2m yop a ;sOrjaaee with the
orders Of the inleg!snant. General command
ing he armies Of The U1ited States win
.sut regret; and. my highest pride IS that
you will share m, feelings. Since lhave
been commander, Thaye tried to share W.T.;
you your dorgers, and have r%ejolfed T'li
You in vour gallant deeds. During thIa timi
you, record has pcen bright end uEsnllird
Whatever in it has not been oil that yo'
could wish ! can assure you he's been iron
no shortcoripE Of yours, ardl trust yo,'
will believe / have been no more cdipabl
than yourselves. May God bless and aiwas
crown your efforts with Tctory,
NM.F, Smith, Major General,
WV. RUSSELL, Jr., Major and A. A, G..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28

,, pea-. BY directions ofthe S%ecreta.
nv Of War Major General " ASH
BURN has issued an order that, all
Foreigners .claimi1g, exemmFtiolfroml
the.M Memphis militia by reason OF
hlienage, shall bef allowed twenty
four hours to chahge their minds
5! 81 depart from With. within 1 the limits lit Of Of
his command, N -, IN Y HsE.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
THE CHICAGO DEMOCRATIC ooNVEN
TON POSTPONED.

New York, June PAT o.
meeting of the Executive Commit,
tee of the National DemGcra'!c
Convention, held here to day, 1t
was voted that in deference TO the ?
desire of a very large number OF
the leading members OF the con.
rervative Union Democratic party
throughout The country, the meet
inc Of the National Democratic
Convention be postponed to mon
day, August 29th, 1864, at lIo
clock at noon, ut Chicago;
TSignedI A. BELMoNT, Chm
FREDERcK o. PIERCE, sec'y'
TO OUR COUNTRY READERS
We deeply regret, that in cons0
nuence Of cur having bad to'
much work this week, We 1coult
not get our PAPER out in time 10
+hemaiis on Saturday. t,,... .
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-28
New YoRK, July %.

R'iy lpf. 1854. M LVhh - ~
The Trhune'sspecial from WASH.
'ifstoh Of 27th,G says the Govern
,ment, las received dispatches from,
GenaSbermap to6day,, stating that
no fighting rad oceared since, Fri
day last. Alta TIA wnsbeing grad
uallS invested by9 our troops,'"fo.
Ewere rintrsnching themselves a.
they progressed Intelligence. OF
successful results dof, the cavalry
raid OH the road aeSding from AZ
Iantai to Macon is hourly expected.
There seemedto be no, disposition
lyet on fire part of stlre Rebels to
and It is5 sprobablethe
.cityiMUl moi be taEfh without g
severe struggle and regular invest
merit and siege. bIA 20 5 NJ g.
bTl Iofi-&aL%.a~4~--Ur alAM4s
aNauysL Lockwood, theGFeatAEa,
1ton,G goseeruts 4 Eapafffuf man. ife
ali sbfts sofl gaod4-oia-'
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Nat,y keeps toi yoa-bo lives OF
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engagement On Wednesday. . 1t gives the
c. mmand a good ase of supplies, only 10
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