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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
GOVERNOR SEYMOUR'S
MESSAGE

GOSseaor SEYMOUR riessage to the state
Legislature on The dishonesty and %impolicy
o. paying the interest on our state debt to
foreigners in currency instead Of coin will
attract, as itdeserveo, wide spread abortion
both from the justice Of the views it embodr
les and the forcein which they are expressed.
1t scenes the governor arnot veto this
notwithstanding measure, as the payment
or nonlayment Of the state debt depcndcs
upon the sum appropriated by the LegislG.
ture. 1t would nc' err 70 to veto lie whele
appropriation bill because one Of the items
was not large enough, and hence the whole
great State Of New Yogt must go upon the
record us one Of the swindeling, rGpudiating
states in defiance OF the interests Of the peo
pie WIZ are thus di%shonvred, and against ye
indignant protests OF its chief inaistrate'
1t should be- distrnctly rendered that eli the
Democrats, together with the more culserv.
alive Republicans, in the Legislature voted
for maintaining the honor Of the Empire
State; but;were oyerru!ed in the Senate ana
Assembly by the radical EcpublicarB.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
CAMDEN.

"$QUlRFEL HUNTERS LOOK TO IT.
See that you properly appreciate
the noble gift andJtohor8 that -yon
are now receiving, and having
conferred upon you by a grateful
State, through her Executive, in
:he way Of receiving Jour Squirrel
Hunters Discharge together with
the Resolutions passed b. the Ohio
Legislature. re-
Such gifts and honors--like an
gels viSits-are few and far be-
tween ; and hence the importance
Of preserving the same in such =
manner that it will be kept III good
order, for your children, who viii
cherish and appreciate the reIic
above all others. aa1
Then go Immediately to Wilson's
Store-sce WILL-leave your or
der, and have your "SouIRREL
IIUYTEh's DISCHARGE" beautifully
framed in gilt, cheaper than ANY
other man" can do it. Ii yoa-do
not want anything else, Il will pay
you to go and look at his SAMPLE
Moulds, LitlIograph and Portraits
Gallery; also the Grocery Depart
ment, the Notion Departmcnjsapd
Saloon Departmental irF9Sood
style. "a place for everything,
aud everything in its place. ,Ta1iam
POP IN." az zorr,,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
CONGRESSIONAL.

TheSenate was not il session on Saturday.
the Internal rcveDue bill was taken .upl in
Committee Of the Whol". The tax on re.
rolled, %railr.ad iron Was made two dollars
per tou. On various manufactures of iron
one dollar PER ton. On calf-skin five per
cert The tax on wines wRS not changed
On manufactured B'inos, other thai,
those made from currahts, rlubarb, and
berries, the the tax was iiNed at, flty instead
oftwantytitc cents PER gallon On furs
ten per centum. o. I'm cuS:om.made articles
of wearing apparel f,e rer cent, on dia.
mondS, Freedoms stones and %iewcirT, ten re.
cent, on cigars valued at. over $40 aud over
$40 per thousand, IS; valued at over 500
and u"dcr $40 per thousand. $l5. Lumber,
f%elloes, and matchwood were included in the
Est Of articles exempt from duty.
The joint resolution o~fConrrcss, increa.
ses the duty on foreign goods fftv instead
Of twenty-five per cent. Printing paper
Is exempted from the operation Of its provis
ion. The rollowingis the resolution as il
passed the house
! Resolved by the Senate and house Ct Rcp
I TCNtuldtl'No ~ N'HEACSo uscN IIDlEl, ma
| Until the end Of sixty days from the pas
sage of this resolution, 5nlpcr cent. o
the rates Of duties and impost now i'm
posed by law on all goods, wares, mcr
chandn G, and articles imported, shall be ad
ded 10 the present duties and impos's nov
charged on the i'm portation ofsuch article.
provided, that printing prper unsized, usec
Tor books and newspapers exclusively
shall be exempt from the operation Of tb,
resolution. r,s.,.
An amendment to the Internal Rcvcnu,
bill has been adopted, rcatiruing the sec
ton Of the cid law which ~suspends tn,
collection Of the direct tax two years.
The House on Wednesday, raised thu
tax on solid chewing tobacco to 35t
per 10.
A r%csolut ION Approprinting S Is, 900, 00(
to pay the expenses Of tie militia ricenr
'ly called ont, passed the House yesterday
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
SfIERIFpSSAfE. y

Peter SUersrr pl'tf fmau1q Hreblssogr
p ,.ii - tgroUulsia (atnm0i Plodk.
.,PhssbfI lspaeckHnstHi7 sstt4Aliil fIp lP laafFffiFhsR HS
5Dr.rirtue ofoan order Of Sale i~ssnedrfrom
ID the Court ofgommon Pless ofPre4!s
County 0hio.,, aid Directed TO, the Sheriff Of
said, Cqnlnty, II win oEer Tor sale At publ c
aaetigmaf al The, door Of the Court House
in Eaton, in saidicounts on Saturday g
The 14ah dry Of May AID. 1864,
between he hours OIL nid4 o'clock, FL,
Tho following neslAestate, EituatedHin tho
couaiy ,f rreblc, and State Of ohio, and
bounled and described as, follows, 10 Wit (;
Tho south-hesst quarter Of, Section %, Of
lowgyhip 0, in Range east, &c, contain
aug 10 acres Of land ,,more or less, fres,ahd
clear nfdower Appraised ut $4,000, 90.
cfpSi.of Sale-One.third ofthe purchase
mepeya cash on the day OF Sale, one'thiFd
inona year, and the residue in two years;
deferred payments to bear sig per cent M
tetest from tho. day Of, Sale, and besecurod by
mortgage on the priEiSes, " afs i.Hr.s
IL :arT ql JOHN r. Mcf LEAF, ,
ry;nt acl Sheriff Of Preble County Ohio
FoosG STEPHENS, Ate III,
April liz lst4-:dS. lPr. + GOO,
. - .ErEf HHa"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
100000 WANTED

10 exchange for Spring Goods,
of the latest styles, at Deem &oRro
store, Oh Main Street. 10 Dress
Goods, Shawls, Millinery goods,
ana Domostics, at the lowest re,
munerntivc prices, for cash. No
charges for showsng goodsas, you
are sure to buy us soon as you ace
them, SO 81 cap and elegant are
they.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

SUBSTITUTE FOR GUNPowDER.-
DR.. Paul Swift, of IIaverford Col
lege, Pennsylvania, lately discover.
ed that suIpburctted hydrogen, i'll
carbon, forms a very eXploslye com
pound, it having hIewn a hole
through a thick oaken bench, up,
on which the first experiment was
tried. g.alT.r ''
The carbon being placed under
a receiver, imbibes rom 80 to 10(
times its bulk Of $ hIphurettcd hy
drogen, and becomes very explo
sive. a..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

SENATOR LANE in a speech Neliy
cred ii few nights ago in New York
in favor of Mr.. I%iucoln's nonlina'
ton, used the following language
lie said: ...-r. ...f
Z" lie liked the way this war was
being carried on nov. So tar rs h,
was concerned, he WAS willing t,
make this war a permanent unsti
tutlOn.'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
WE1iillLlY ahUM MNTY,


t'EL.- ...ab ..E1tif.i 10 clt'lJlT IL
The tell ofTemayeIg tAts "osk to h new
house and and a new OF ce, prevents uc
from saying but little in the shape Of an
/, editdriElH Ohm papos contains important
ji~faets--let orr readers ponderthem TO-.
lIIown South, our defeats havebccn -rca, and
terrible; guubda,s dcstro! cd--forts taken
Z thousands ki(led-thousahds wourdcd-and
ii onsandi more nodr..pfloncrs, Genera
Banks h4SbAeh made n bankrupt in gener-
alship.
Grant and LoG ase preparing to light
they wilfd55 II.
There las been serious disturbance +
70, GGfG%ehtilfs his weeeE:--llhe rein Of terror il
not Oyer 49,, isI ...a. "a
Our national Guards are ordered to re
ibport on our Fair GroPpl, ION Monday III,
.IfT0.H"l 'll3Sys psmI..4 i.u II .t5"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

On.
THE Chattanooga "Gazette' says
that the Provost Marshal General
in East Tennessee, Brigadicr. Gem
erdl Garter, has determined to
send all resident female rebels 10
Montres!, Canada"
From II letter we received from q
gentleman who wys in Montreal d
few days ago, we should judge Mat
there were about as many "rebels''
there now as was good for our
NortheLn frontier. lie came very
near not getting away, so he write:
ius, because he spoke favorable II
the North.-[Crisis.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
ARMY OF TIlE POTOMAC

AdvicesAfrom Ike A mylof no
Potomac to-day state THAT The SFes
opp army corps, MajorlGend u
Hancock commanding, was reviSw
ed yeste day By Generals Gr5nt
and Meade. Genera Sedgwi9k
Warren, ard Sheridan, with thtir
statfs, were present The discipline
of the1rocps was highly praised j
the Generals as swell as d all Wtu
witnessed the spectacle Tlisl ]:
the largest corpsin the army, ahd
the scene presented as they pasjec
in review with bands playing ahd
%colors flying, was magnificent
Tie ARTILLERY also passed ia
view, after which the generals pro
ceeJed to witness the eyolutionssoI
the Nineteenth and Twentieth reg.
Iinhcnts Massachusetts volunteers
in all entirely new drill, which was
much admired. The reviewing
PARTY afterwards partook Of re-.
freshments with General llancgi
at his headquarters
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

! REDpATH's Books FOR THE CANT
Fires have now reached 6 rum.
bers. No. / On Picket Duty and
otherT ales, BY Miss A!cott; No. .,
C~lotelle, II tale Of the south, by ii
loyal Kentuckian; No. 3, The Ven.
delta, by BalzaEathe French TRACK
cray; No. 4eGnlhyers Noyager TO
,Li!ipur; No 3, Victor 'l4pgo's
Battle Of w MertoV47each rolmplete
in itself and unabridged, AT Tire low
price Of len CentG-iave b ga fol
lowed By HOSPITAL SKETCHES, by
Miss Aicotr; which Cat so cts.) has
been one Of the most popular books
of The season, and has been warm
Iy eulogized7 by the critics who
~laveread it'as one ofthc most pa.
lbetic apd humorous books produ-
ced blythe war, Price, ~ els. Sont
To any address on receipt OF price,
by james Redpath, Publisher, IBos
ton. .a.. ~ 't1t lsIeI =.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

LEGENDsypF THE Infancy AND Boy.
HOOD OF JESUS CHRIST. James
Kedpath, Boston, has in press as
No. Z Of his Dime Books. u trans
Intion Of all the apocryphal gospels
Of the frsttliree centuries, Which
contain legends of the infancy and
youth of our Lord. Price 10 cts,
or to Agents, IS so per hundred,
cash, with OrdeR. T.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
e w"sOLD--sotB.

~ iaves5fd ms entire Stock of
Dry Goods, and have rented my
Sore to andtbFr party,
All AhP are INDEBTED to me, are
hereby fespsctfufty requested to
call and settle their accounta at
once. Old customers will find mo
at all reasonable hours on hand u.
bolt my late Store.
& ,T0GUBM B.IsTAPITENs.
Eaton, April ID, 1864,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

VISA. Handel used TO console h Is
friends when, previous to"tho cur
tain being drawn up, they Iument
Cd that the house was SO cmply,
by saying, "Neyere moind; do
music will sound de peter"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
THE WAR.


xenlcAao, April 10.
Letters fiom the Red river expedition
give the details Of "a severe Union dlsas.
ter at Pleasant Hill De Sofa parish,
Lou siana.
Our cavalry Of the Third and Fourth
divisions o The Thirteenth army corps,
after a hard tough, battle were put 10
rout by a largely supc Tor rebel force
General Stoueman was in command Of
the movemnt
The Nineteenth army corps iinaly came
MP md checked The enemy Oar loss
was over two thousand. The enemy also
lost heavily. q
General Ransom, who commanded the
Third and Fourth divisions, was wound
ed in the earlier part Of the flht.
The Chicago Mercantile battery lost
MI its guns and four officers and twenty
two men
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
SAVE YOUR COSTS!

The undersigned would inform
all those who know themselves to
he indebted to him, that he wishes
them to come in and square VI
forthwith, andtherehy prevent flu
ther proceedings.
April % 2t. r. REYyoLDs.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
NEW

MIouAEI FLpERT, the cn,crprising
tailor, in Eaton, has builthiHsclf Il
bis ger store by adding another
story to the building lately oecn-
pied by HIdman& Son. This will
give himroom to increase his stock
and accommodate a larger rUmber
Of customers, Call and sce-hiIn.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
NOTICE.
FELIX PARsE's ESTATE

FELIA FAIISG 5 ESTATE
ON the Goth day OF March, 1861, tho Pro
Obatc Court Of Pre1le County, declared
the estate o fFelix Parse, deceased, t9bc. pro
badly it solvent: an
Creditors are therefore required to present
their claims agrinst the c%statct, to- the inler
si5ned. fer pllowance, within xix mouths
from the time above mentioned, or th0y
will not DO entities to %paymoift.7 VIZ
ASA NEWfOE, elnca
One of the Adm'rs off. Parse, decd.
GILaaRs Il CAaP5!.LL, AttJs.
March 81, lsGl--6w Pr.t $500.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

A London surgeon recently put a dog to
sleep with ch'orofor;n, and taking oat a
piece Of his skull has inserted a watch crys.
tai, through which he can see the changes
produced on the brain by sleep
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

NnwpGRY, \, G. April 81 The
battle which RrldSbee going on III
Plymouth flom Sunday. the 18th,
to the Goth, resnItyd in the capture
.Gf The city by The enemy on We'd.
.nesday noon including General
Vessels, aud his force OF 1,500ynen
The enemy Gbtalued possession OF
the town atabout eight o'clock IN
the morning, Generaf Vessels and
his troops retired INFO Fort Will.
lam aud heId-9ut till noon, rcpuls.
ing the enemyiii seven desperate
assaults, Their loss issaIl tohe 100
oar loss is sight, Gen. Vessels.
who gained such distinction in the
seven days fight belere Richmond
has made in tllesitge n most her
ole resistance with his little band OF
veterans.
The rebel ram Plymonb b, which
came down the Roanoke. is ex.
pected to act in concert with the
other rams in the attack o. Wash.
Iington and Newbcra. She carries
three small guns and ore sixty loul
ponder. With the aid of II few
gunboats th3sc rams could readily
be run down, rs their sea,going
qualities are bad. Under the cover
OF night, the ram at Plymouth
sank two ofot our gunboats in th(
daylight. ,a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
TIE DRAFT.

:. ~ s1ooj IL CGttMnrs, April %
81 Colont,uP otter received instructions to
o day from Colonel Fry to take the veteran
9 credits as made ont ny Adiuian, Gcneral
CCoweng and assign them to the proper
d wards anA towns, aud WHEN this is accom-
Piishod to proceed with the draft without
cdcluy. II is not positively known how
-inm,b Ohio is behind, bnt it is not
5hcsi Than I 1000 or 5000 mcn.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

The. Rochester IN. Y. Union
says the immigration Of CanaNiana
at that place coptinuesand inefcses
One hundred aud twenty arrived
on Il single steamerOn "Wednesday
the greater part OF whom were
young men seeking en- loyment.-
Iheyall tell the same stery-that
the Province is overrun with des-
erters and skedallers from the UNI
ted States Times were never SO
'discouraging in Canada as now
All kinds OF business are duh, and
there is no inducement to laboring
men to remain there.
THE expenses attending the
marriage of the Prince of Wales, II
appers from recent returns, amount
to G24,S55.1 ...,..'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

seTCoiton is no longer King
The soft monarch las been de
throued this week in Eaton, and
LEVI GOULD, of our town, has been
proclaimed King. Yes, GUILD is
king. His Majesty recotved IA
twenty dollar gold piece this week
from a lady, who was purchasing
some goods at his store, and lie,
honest man, retsFHod her thirty
four dollars and sixteen cents, and
also-ono dollar and forty cents
worth of goods. Who will deny
after this that COUP is King? |.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

ED" Il is rumored that the Court Mar
tial on commodore WILKEs' case has rec
Gmncnded lis dismissal from tie service
,+Bte sentence has to be acted upon by the
Government and the reported decision is
consequently morc'spH:ulafion.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
Iattt ans gtlistcIIansJus.
REMOYAL

We have this week removed our
oEice to the most central part Of
Eaton, aud our Press will be found
at work, on tho fir't landing, left
hand, over HUsToN & STEPHENS
Dry Goods Store. Messrs Hub
bard & Freeman have their office
on the same landing.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
R ERE OV AL.
SPECIAL NOTICE J!
THE PRESS OFFICE REMOVED.


o 20 Our readers arc respectfully in,
=. formed THAT ile. 5'r35s"I once will.
in future be found ON Main Street,
DYER Hue7u& & STEPHENS Boot, and
qShoecS;oro. Entsaii0e onthc same
: landing as, A Me. 1:1l htf2aBSSpp14,.hft' and
a FEEEMAN's Law Office, 0urfriehds,
O and the pdBljcIin general, can have
o no E0sllqipr findings ne~soiBce
1T is ecnttal9 and much more suita-
81. ,rU 1901 0iit uyi, v '''F >,
Bile than opGd late Office. Call
= nand see us-caN did pay h&.o'
As we hl4yssl A+4 ffd to move taanother
.h~opegootpt1is week our readers must
oseSeusd short paper We have
oddoHe otaFLcpi. bai49,aa. a ~2.2.
no ,-,Tf lgrIn .y0U gIiI 1Gif 1857
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
n,IFrom the II. Y. World.
REBEL RAMS:

The sinking Of several Union gunboats
neal Plymouth, n, C.. BY a rebel ram, is .
coaspicpousi instance Of the short-sightedpcss
Of our Navy Department, After all tie ex'
p%erieneo gained on tho Western rivers show,
ing hon elective naval rams were, and with
! kno slcdgc that several such were building
in North Carolina as we'll IS else where upoy
th0 coast, not a,sinSle yessle Of the sam
clas- is to be found in our whole service on
the Htlanticscoast. Had tie rebels one good
sea going ram it would he match Tor Joul
entire wooden gunboat feet. Even the mon
itors would Ie Of very little use against a
naval monster Of this kind. If the rebels dc
not inAitt imm'nse damage upon oul
feet on The Atlantic coast it viii not be thu
fault Of Secretary Wcllcs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
vi bus .auaa I,EG.Ah E0rl0R bvylA ~
r.rFt stis! .FAF. l~' EIast: cssiFPsfH4ssa sp
E,iz.be'h SeicESrI,GA Petition for
+ I,EG.lla G0TldR

} ri.I!diil ,Es5ti4 sEsA hWVAGSIlye( b
NiehncII' SasannaI Michael, liza rman lh'x,
Dian, Rex. SoIsraon Obsarer1pNtrt Ann
rD5Iuser, GssrSSrW haPafll a., NJ 4fiA IF.
FPuullas, dobn A. Shielas, "a h q b radd9ck,
Eliza NJ. Bfadd6cE, !~H5s 0& ar, "V8Res
q mih6r, child Of Jane HVspoce,l ttate
YSAl etf4s,l GcceAsrl, 81, E.Ehatt "CEoj9Rty,
i.Il5ona., and Nancy .Citbsripe Sh,slls, Of
/, Preb'e Copsty, OHIO. arm hereby n9siEed
| NJ ga thu 9Th Of 8prj!u 1854, Henry
ShieiIs ailal his pedtDpl in .the court Of
Gau non slaaS1ofi Rrebls County, Ohio,
maiphi s now beading. wAorcin hS sSt.s
tth.Uhis fathS, Holm Shields, late of lhAb.s
OdsuaF Iaitd shizsd of the following real
~e5tstc, Situate N TrGblc ccusty,t 0hioltn
| VII: The SSooSa.E etGst dqgGaarteri or iSettipHHkvs
Sashghip si4, range lhr Z. east ,Snl
statigy af, Sch Slisl ssF SSbisSa-
tilted 10 dSwer q, Sad p,nmiaGs, and inalhcr
stating That he has purchased and 0btGipet
leeds Of conveyance frnln lsHsAlrR, lahore
named heirs Of John Shields decd, for their
undiyidet intercst IN srtprenises, except
JaArs Oscar Vauce and Nancy Catherine
sheds, 4adiskipg thaLth4-asgsS Of said
ktr5n6FtR m'E be asfgyeA, pna SpaEttion
Hnale or said premises, SItjettt Gsld DOVER,
and unless the dcioadists dcmar or answer
10 said petition on or ,befere, the Sth daJIo t
August. nextfbeinsi tho. tirstfd ay sFthe next
tern Of sad court nd md GAdlt thereof mn
-Or,SaMi be asked Tor iptheira al sance.r
TIA his.i, GILMORE ,%CAMPBEHkSai
'"'i''"""' ''"''s' = at ys'GfflM
I. viiualans, IA r1p ~ ayaa baii - M
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

tits toleraLly clear from theaccounts which
reach us from the Red river that the cxpedi.
ton to conquer the transm, ssissippi region,
has wet With. a eFcpk which will cripple il
for some" tame to come, The rebels were
victorious tho firstftw days, and were me, ely
ropulsed the third day--tho halanct cf adj
vantageS being clearly with them. Most OF
the letters from that quarter are cooked 10
sui. the Northern market. Word
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

Two very distinguished hnmor.
lists of The Eeglish stage, have re.
Gently Jicd. Tic one was Sam
CoweIl, who had a name as cell
ebrated az OItristy in America
much in the same direction lie
was II Stock Company in himself
The other was +. 2. Cooke
who wasthc prtncipat mariner on
the boards-a very important char
acter in England as You may Judge.
Cooke had been real sailor, had
fought nnder Nelson inthe bomb.
hardmeutof Copenhagen, and re-
ceived a MEDAL therefor. lie wasa
blameIcss man ii private life; and
died from aibrokon heat at thelos;
of his wife: w-vEhr
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

sSrSee j, L. SPATz's advertise
me tit speaks for itself. Ictthe
nnbIie hastcn to bis corner store.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

qp IoaThsofoliowing townships are a,
gain .,5gtG:slpsstfaily requested to pay
3 3. .tto}St, th.yir Fall election tickets; VIZ:
,m.i WAsmsuroN, Jefferson, Laniey
o. Casper, and lsaael. a.r r..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

Army OF TIE POTOMAC. April
24.-fhe Richmond Sentinel OF
April 22d says the following dis
patch has been received BY Gene
erAl Bragg.
"~PLYMoUrn, N. G., April 20
ITO General Draxtdn Bragg.
Il have stormed and carried this
place, capturing ore brigadior.
1909 men, stores and - pieces OF
. [signcd] "R. 7. 1Ioke"
"Brigadler'G General
Telegram was also received by
the President from Cot. j Taylor
Wood, dated Rocky Mount, April,
2lst, giving further p~mticnNrs OF
,he capture of PIyin6tll by the
forces under General ~lIoIic, Will,
the laval cooperation, lie say
abeat $500 prisoners weao taken,
800 or 400 of thea negroes; 80
pieces q artillery, lOV,VOU pounds
of meal, 1000 barrels, and Il fall
garrison outfit Oar loss 70 vas
about 800 in ali.
Colonel Price is among The
killed Two gnnboats were sHok:
and another disabled, and u small
stpnmer piufnlsI ~
Tortrcs, Monroe. April "a, VIA
"Balrimore' Sipril 25y-Anl Office,
justarrived from Roa1oake island
makes the following efor:
Gen. Vessels snrrehd Plymouth
on "Wednesday. the 20, after fam
days fighting. Our Ioss is 15(
killed, and $500 rriqopers, liebe
loss, 1900 killed
NoTE--The above wonld l%vc
been received fHst night, but Gov
efhment has pro ibited~the trans
mission Of di, patches 20 the press
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