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Columbia are requested to meet on the west Cap
itol Grounds on MONDAY, May I'd. at ~ CLOCK
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nFEOTICE:-We,- the undersigned Master
QY Horse Shoers of Washing ton, D. c., max
Known to the PUBLIC that the following prices are
to be charged by all of us for horse shooting:
For steel -toed shoes per set. ..----....S2 50
For plain shoes per set,---.-..:..."... 200
y. 81. BENEE NETT Fl 7. % 9. NAPKINS, "
NJ B BoYLANp, F. REGLiNE
EN- MQEFITT, ]. A. McCATHARAN,
r. WARB. - ap 29st.
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H8 FAIR will close for sale of Articles on Fri
day night, and close finally on Saturday nj ght
With a Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert at
Odd Fellows Hall. Tickets 50 cents, to be had at
the Fair and at Hall on nj ght of the Concert.
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RQARDING-For rent, with board, a handsome
Others, excellently located, front and back large
and and comfortably furnished. Inmates of the house
pecislly desire comfort this opportunity is offered
good table is kept, and few meal boarders
+ and G streets. ap 2e-2ts
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PRIZES CASHED -
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Circulars sent free, and all orders promptly at.
tended to. Address - = ~
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ap &-lm Post Office Box 4 264
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" - '''' WORKS OF ART. y Lap on
Plain Portraits, taken from life. Is cents each.
Plain, Portraits. by the dozen, ~ 50.
Plain fancy figures or statuary is cents each
Do, by the dOzeni $50. 80 -
Colored In oil, 40 cents.
Colored In oil, By the dozen, a. % e--..4s,--r
Photoeraph Albums In great variety. Carries
de yisite sent to order by mail, free Of charge.
FRANKLIN q co. Opticians, sa.s
pa Pa. Az, bet. 18th and 18th sts,
tional. An 20 Z.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
ABE,RAM ETNKON.

| Abraham Liz, DIN, President Of
the United States of AmeEea, both
North and South, IsndvC Commander
iRlchief of the American artiy aud
navy, do hereby oofdaih,S ipnrSoGlaim,
and make Yoynto all the nsqple
called peaeeiD emoqrsts throughout
the StatesglprOvfncesI and town.
ships, that it Is by will and plsasl
ure that all Democrats who advo.
cate peace, the preservation OF the
Constitution, and the restoration OF
1.-The old Union, DO confess their
great errors and submit to my rule,
edicts, proclamatious and absolute
authority in all matters that may
hasten the downfall and total dcs;
truction Of the Southern potion Of
the United States, the immediate
aboliti5n OF slavery, and the estab-
lishment Of the "Reign Of ~error''
north and south. east and west, 30
that my will may be done on earth
as the Lords will is done in heavl
=. p. NNyl. s-VAI- GAl---LTHIf L..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

To call q man \ traitor is action
able at law, and the calumniator
and slanderer is liable to pay heavy
damages, as was The case the other
day at New Albany, Indiana.
1t is also a fact that soldiers,
While at home OH fnrlough, are
amepable II the ciyi law. VIVA,
DO theanep In power IL little Ea
ton say to thisf
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
ATTENTION.!

The Value Wn1CA- BOme~Deuoofess~sot
|. upon their Principles.
csVNe scc that over 900 persons
have paid for the Register In ad.
eisS& fos hsf AsaS &&s
whole sar..Nhil not more thar
FORTY h4Ya paia gsfOr the present
year. We see by this simple fact
who theyareAthSt value their prin'
,iples andzwho theyare thatdo not
care . straw about them. We here.
bys give noticethat-all who will not
pay $3.50 for their paper before the
LIST of March, wiHabe ehargedF$1, rs
invariably'We shall also charge
ten cents aIine for all editorial mo-
,ices whsn.reqaestsd by advertisers
We have given more than O. tfun-
- 3 so Iqu ta'Lg. FAl!
dred of these notices for nothing,
but we can do 50 no lopger.,,g
The following townships are. 81
gain respectfully requested to pay
for their Fall election tickets; Viz :
WASHINGTON, Jefferson, Twiu, Ian.
Ter, Gratis, Casper, Jackson and
Israel. This money We must have,
.at once, or we must use legal msa-
sures-to getit! We shall soon pub
Ilish the names ofthose who act as
if they should have q paper for
nothing, aud almost expect u.s. to
thank them tor taking it. To ex-
pose delinqnents is 4 duty We o@e
to hose Bdhornble gcn1lQa5e6f%Sd
have paid us cheorfully s,o,s.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
an satardAE ke l2t6da n Nareh

Jpla.A~hKiaher etalJ
ON Saturday AZ l2t6dsy Of March,
AIN. and four O'Clock, 1jAL, o.. the prem.
isss, near Lewisburg, by virtue of an order
Of sale for sale farthat Purpose iaaned. vs
will offer at pubic ,ale fhe following Real
Estate situate il Pspb,e County, Ohio TO wit,
B~eeEnuing on theah6lf section lin f8 poles
Rest Of the northeast corner of the south
east quarter SECTION a, ToFnsbIp 5.lRanpe
. East; thence South 10, East 81 poles IN /.
stone corner; thenes hsstili Apoies and 3
links to q stone corner thence South llo,
Hast n poles toga6stons cornsf II de creek;
thence NqEths7b% Wsst 30 BoleA Ind III
links to . stone corner; thence North 85o
Vest - poles TO = stone corner thenc.
Isopth Y Esss l2APoles tORs.sps yOfnerI
,carnef; thence North 81 West l22 poirs 40
9 stqls sorpeSi; thspss EsFshs az Ksitrio
g9lestoa stoqe serneri thence North seie
Eat SAPeies and 5IilhkS, 10 a.steae ecrncr:
teeepcs North $50 Eass spp6ies ina n INK.
70 ? stone corner thence. North l4e East
80 poles ana As Inks ,tosa Atens SmoSnSMr :.
thence North So l25 polea 70, he -beeipnine
! ortsiai4k 4 acIes sda az boles IL
more orl less lpgst 1er ki.h Ne MIN buiia,
jngs, &c.S,s and AL thc Water priyilsoes ana
APpnrtsnhnces thstsa6lC ShsichfiSr. md
which are4Bily described on record. This
tract with ne mt 4nd water privileges viii
Ss d separately ~ 1OlS gapaj is appraised at
Also, the following traSis aegipuinr at
the southwest corner ofthe. south eust ouaFs
,teT, Section 20, Township I, Range 4 East:
thence Noftha See fElA ia the %sectioh Iins
ITO poles and 70 links 10 4 stone corner,
thence North 3Is Ewsiti6a poleS u s ss6ne
corner; thence North 64' East So roles
and l6 links v . stone eofpeAeatthesccttun
'line thence North 3f0 West Ia Iboles TO a
stone corner; thence North 'Si0 West iii
poles and q links to q stone corner thence
North 30 Vast 10 bolestJ& W6ne corner:
thence N~ortr66i' East 6 poles and IT links
toe stone corner thence N0fthl25s Kcst
~ poles to's stone corner; thence North
ny West 10 polesI2 lipkA to Asstohe cofhSF.
hence Souih S6' Wsst 50 poies aud rS link
to q stone corner, peipg the horth-wsst cor.
Herof sold qpaEtsr, thence South sale Eat
on the half section line Tsf poles 70 ne
beginning. c~ontsining se aerep, , roods and
hpole Of land, more Or less. This tract
VIZ % sold separately and y aPpaiscaA al
100000 RUA4Na y A5E4 wv
TEslls or SALE. -0ne-third cash down.
and the residue iRtwoaequah adnaal fpay
'nehss with interest from the daylofsale 10
be scored By mortgage on the premisss IL
Psrsops ,cpf Mplatipg bidding lohp the
.pFemisss,. yopla Do wen to salF snh fully,
example before the day OF sala s.asaisIsI
,MLiAoAp &RORERE SWISHERsa al,
'AAS Ex'rs Of WIN. SWisher, decd.
GtLAoRE 4 fNMRRELLe Akyk. 70 qssi ~
Feb lLplss4T7 & saa .stPr'f slsseOA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
rhs'stpnk ~ ths Rssis,st Again

l - -
|. I~rhs'stpnt, : IA Register Again
20 The villain has refused to prove
his in&hSas iBef'hpSh de.nAh.
be docs is'just' what reckless and
fd~nprineipled scoundrels Always d.
They assert; and'fhen re:assert, aud
thus persuade themselves thai they
speak the. truth. We have Known
a man 'befote now, who led 50,
mncb, and repeated his lies SO often,
that at length he really believed
that whathe said was frIe.! This
is just the case with Mr.. SKUNK Of
the Eaton Register. Now. just
to prove that he is . vile liar. we
offer to give Ten Dollars to the
Soldiers Aid Society, oil condition
that Mr.. SKUNK wil, prove 'Afs.
charges against us to be, true, to
the satisfaction of two truth.
speaking and respectable smen-
one a Democrat,i the othera Re-
publican. We mean the assertion
in his last" weeks paper, that we, w
sine we signed the pledge, were.
seen in . certain state in the street;
and his assertion in this weeks.
Register that we iaressa segular.
customer at the doggeries."- !
Reader. bear in nliopd, that thssils.
liar says speaking IN. tthEe PRESENT
TREsF, that we arc "a regular Gus,
toner at the doggeries, 'aas hecalls
the saloons. After misunderstanding,
bold, wiIful, Iand Intentional lie,
(aud the to%b 1t 1atgeI must Know
II itn e be ? liset)iws viii not spend
our precious 7imsA a.hards
Eeaed and deliberatenhypoerite aud
lias.o 4I.ib1s' raj dap haa Z
! Tie REAL lore Esps ~ Sin IL.
the back grounds he knows. that
Nc deeliusdito, unite Dthgsoud
of Te4ipssAucs inl Eaton, Hjustg BE-
eadss enan OILY 6sesass11assGGscd6d I Z
de-, dSlgfSSsstatss gars ! EwEe Eahs,
Register a Il G&d disgfaeiugaaua
Order.
He AHoWsshis TO- be q 6act,, All
raadrner Ire oct liats. though ali,
'Iiats arp faaa.aspt We cave the.
!. " -, LeTtitSiAt sHAi on nah' "a
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

English Quakers who hate all wars
sent me once and again deputation'
after deputation to congratulate
and encourr p ne in my glorious
work of emancinetion? Has not
Majer JACK pevning had awonder-
full dream, Y IN Ne, far seeing
man, saw th6 UouatA mon the u
niOn AAbSa III INA lils
jury buried Zee 4n one deep gravel
Hag not my servant s. P. Chasesup.
piled the country with greenbacks
and s~hinplssters, by the hundreds
OF mtiiionss 30 as 70 make at my
oyelsuhjssts rich AND hapRyf TMs
there are thirteen millions OF IRE.
currency in circulation,
BdE my Rsa Sub eots ais vel COB
ttent to9ose ali If they can but put
tmesonashronS f0FsTfFc.H'Iii u q
great sopptrysfapd fpglthgrslars .
plenty offices IN " They can %
cut down aud the land can be cul,
tiyated and hogs can bafsd blythe
million, and IN sIoyahS itizshs CAD
thus be fed. Nsbuchsdpezzpr lived
on grass with the oxen inthe fields
and all loyal men are willing to
suffer Observation-Disclosures sake.
Who are the DcmocraJC peace
party that dare my high and Ahsel
lutte authority despiseAld eoqsemhi
Let thema beware, aud not trihe
with mt, as / have jails, forts and
dungeons htsmyaoOmmahd. astslI
the disloyal Democrats that they
shall not 80 uppppishsd Gthsy do
not become loyal at once and ack.
no&aedgs me as thsir Shiyaisgiti:
mate tSIsf4ASaoAAah Sf4sy 10y
alskildfeA hsSs4esoIued to rsnoim!
mate me assthe Qniyr6t 1pe'soE to
carry out the war measureato peri
fiction, ldoaearnestly desire that
they may be Suecsssfal andVthat
Ahe:ram the First may be Installed
for lifes Asths great Washington
gave the American peopletheir in.
dependence SO 'lHTs giEq then
liberty, and have made black mea
and white men equal. T.
= Given under my hand and Seal,
this mi day of February 1884 y.
aABE-RAM LIN (
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

fellow now on the horns Of the di
-lemma on which he has Gxed him.
self.
DFunkards, turned out Of our
-ofi"e, because Of their drunke6
habits. have been, d Il too Wen
known in the town, employed In
the ARsgiaksr omds fdr mobtha.
Ithc0 drum hbif ms and
frequently attempting to trade q
copy Of the Register for a drink.
Saloon keepers can prove all this,
and when y aaked.aaRastgRson.
nected indirectly with the Register
IoiRuE, g Nv bsycod employ sbcb
ldrankards inathesofice hIs-msWsI
was, IF the Dell himself FeFeFto
sS@s be and c6uld pint. as
would employ him. Aud.shsae
are the men who are constantly
abusing the saloon keepers. up
eFu91
The Habbls AID Mob Cams stiiI Played
The Columbus g risis,' the Ohio
Statesman and the Ea,onRDemo.
CRATE Proc haSs blsk sErslseI
within the last few days with total
destruction byrstdrded soldiers led
on and instigs.ea by Abclitior 81
CendiariesyT The Eaton Register and
other kindred deuops and blood
thirsty men are the sole cause Of
the evil Of which we complain.
appears thatM Medary acted just
as- we did In placing an armed IS,
dy oftasa h ShisaSRcS 10 paotect
hisproperty. ,6ts II ais7R 5as s7msrE
"A FW d..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
PUBLIC SALE

OF first class cwiptpfg aaodSA !,
Deem, Bros, Main Street, Eaton,
every day, Il cheap a. yOO cad big
them anywhere. Dre,s Goods, and
Shawls; 'Oloaks aud Fiits' fkrsSai
variety: The new tirm Of Deem,
Bros is 0, H. ~ p;u A,;Av 70 GA
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
!, WEEKLY SUMMARY.

EHlg II III ~ o. wv - '
I'VE IRE at .Rlloss as to what to
write about the war. .aGreat pre-
pa~ratioDso are being made down
Sduth To trttht out the rebellion
this ,sSdmmer, !. Generate GRANT,
sHERKhNs BUTLER, Banks, THOMAS.
and others, srs'al under marching
.orders, or on the march, for Geor,
gIa,S 4 AAl .lp and other import
ant points il the South The
moHthrof oApril w,lli tell d cad tale
-ta@oS ef? Victory, and tales OF
ala SXE1srgRi a. qn'fuTD H.t'hl' -
'sHHvI's ,.a syysA4EL ~ 80
WiarIestpn ia still attacked. with
fire.Ahell and shor but the town
is not taken. When will It. be
made,ito yield submission e to tue
powers az Washingtonf "a l7m...
The RrmyvOf sthe Potomac is
still but II q said that LEI is about
TO give It battle. .,'l,U ~ i,rli,
A nnmnber of our prisoners in
the 4ihby prison in Richmond, Va,
have escaped by cutting a tunnel
underline street ; several of those
who. made their. escape, Lave been
re captured, butra sgoodly n6mber
of them are all safc on this side Of
Dixie. "a i.i7pd ai .ha@'s
Congressional business is, as usu.
al, verli much eop6sed'to'the negro
and his equality He. is not only
to be. plaesdaby law (not by u~ature)
on a level with tbs, white man, but
as a soldier he is to be paid the
same as 4 white man. A black
man, or.slaNe, "vas' caught the OH
err daybS s6hG Confederates, and
shot, because he was in the service
of the Norhn andoour meui caught
the twesC Confederate soldiers Who
Sno1 ni'q ;s.hey We're bIihddfolded,
ana madsfS Sd khe EEL upon the corpse
OF the hSgt9, and shot to death.
on tnsfsp9t thus At would appear,
That oileiDlacH man 'is worth two
white GheEla iFF' IA f'.'
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

WHO oa4
|, We understand that Miss JULIA
BASSiIt aaa Miss DSLALrr BAKER.
have collected sthe SUN Of $45' cd
in Monroe to%hsRip,a md have
transmitted the amount 10 "ths
Treasurer Of the Vallandigham
Fund at Golumbuss u wneY
CASPER TOWNSHIP.
In oneihalf of Casper township,
Miss MoL L. 3 A1sAusH hss collected
slq gff22rth EEapd4 .sTt
| sSrThe February nambsr of the
B"Iady's. Friend eomss ID us with.
addatdpsi isttracdtiieoaDss, a1Tahi e.!n I'M Z
6er'opens with Ar exquisite. stgrs.
wing Of The sSy Ivan. Retreats hand
|aswood cpt illuittstias The 3Fehibs
tale, FoiiysssTHalsssi Asuhsrmius
song, kind friends aye near hicr"
Eisiths'gei Of the book, whilaafit b
literary contents wSeanpot saS 50
than thu hey are ! good.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
% FARM FOR SALE.

gNHE undefSighed having ooncluaeds6ioin
The Army, 0oaerg Tor Iale dc Fafns, std
ated ON BAnta' o. Fork 9 mllestaofth-eaat d
Eaton: il coniaIus l221sscres, e~0acruann-
der cultivated. This farm contains about
80 acreA Of the best bottomp land I ssWeIl
Fatered, has o. It q good Saw MI, . good
bapk5bsrH, gEpQd DweIina Hodss, aud an,
excellent sPripss. Pprchaaey can have from
ODE to'fye yt:-s "a. mako payment y-.v ;
Feb a.sv Ell THOMPSON
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
FOCAL : aus Ali isittslalanssas.

9'' ~.gEEWASTEDsT ,TTF
A strong, active girl wlocan do
hoassawOrk. Good wages given aa
Apply q the Press ofice, Eaton
immediately.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
MlarrinS

QTtths In inst BY hi. RsxRrooMss
mr ) d. CHRISTIAN, to Miss NAgCY JANE
esr, both of Preble County
Our young friends sill accent o6r(be.s
wishes for their voyage ~ the ship Of matti
mony may their bark never strike RspAr
but glide sneeiI9g and 1%saisly On, Aliii MI
east apehpr.in, The haven tsS5apnI. rest est !. /.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

60
~ e aiS";s o. ssEsSSSSs -
Rielard s. CaHpipRhsm NV A. pieasAsqna
NJ as bk AotI56SA
|fTlHE aboys named dafsninpt,a RishauAe.
above esmsd sPIslsl.ls 5afqb Mckinney.
aid % th5 1874 day u DScsmber. e lisa.
6ls7bissgss,lQu ypsihe AaSseAA
eeihst lichalds IS ounninahrR Hhtllt&B~
Kelly, and Nancy HOLY hib &i1s 4efandan.s.
letting forth thatfbceHiap
and VIE said RiehaBas& Ghnhiugham. 81
principal, on the Ah day Of DecemhDE l. Ns
1851, by their promiasory note Of fhatdate,
became hound to the defendant Nancy KellI
TO pay bsrehae0iHtrelye .montba lfhbrN
IaftSr, pt ~ nv tine afekf hiSty aay8aotesh
with eight per cent interest which period.
EhaSslapsedea and thatAthe gaid n0gas excspkE
ingSths sam.of Ssi38 pSid on the z2ldj day Z
Of B~sbEueryF1 o. 1860, and 1851 paid,onss
the slss day.cf March p Isshriensiusa
wholly unpaid, 4 - ~ "A vasAaaa sd
And praying for adterse dIsrsisgissidsR
r. 1, Gppninghsfu, to- payvsaiAanote ao.thess
Ssid1Nepey Kelly with tho infsfestanae0gtrs
and for othes snitsblerrelief sAfids che dc.ve
fepdsltE Richards CungiRkhaG IL fur
notified chat ths9sb6Rs named plaintiff did 4
or saiaalkthadsyyof December i. ~. 1864, 4.
obtainsfroma aid Court an order Of Attach
nent against the goods, ehattelV, tBnds, .tenes
menSsS1& &c, : ofN.he SSid K 81, Cnuninqhamsg
aud thatnssid order Of ,nftachment was ca q
Pthc l7th DAY 81 Decenberc sls63, ahs ths5S
Shfriff Of Pteblei conntygO hie, duly JieyiedsS
on one gre .horsegthe pFopsrty 1cff2aia asShs
feudAhtg Cppnipgba,s, .yinTrsaid scGosnty&o
Preble. And the defendants, sRiekafd &c
Cunningham Isl furtbst sAotlfta 9hGt be
required to appear and answer said pstiiiSas@
on on before shesthird1 Skiurda8 sftet. tbS. =
3i.ts.tsi F6Ss ssrHtHEaS,as s.s;,
C. WslarsE gYk yssfst ktfE - :
req; 7FaM I,EPr,G Aespsa 81
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

Sors-F kNDf1tfE1 A..-S, ..s~a
pba;S ii ,.5Eise hiaH;ntt,fatss, @pr.Li. cdaIF~S ~
hI aaainsts q ss.sj Eonrtof6 ESa,ss&t ths
Cha,tiaa Rorors Dnd 4I5haNs psSliS,s,Ss -
other, defendantas rs rsr1pasE1Ss Ssasis
u,tJv,aSr,a-E - a1se SgRalt ~ yahsvse
rs n. =stass ~ ~ Esasns -
"a IA 4 eSSs stss q, An 49, fssI 49, go
Sa'qellss P15sEsi9 Nv $3.50 ~
- !, MI,uof, SntReru W w. aosyatsTs
WE = lr,n9'l - ~ ~ ~'.of $3.50
~ 49, ~ knnniHoIksisasi
eh'iIrsu go ~ "a NJ. Hn{lsAHss, y2Ne1ss1
ceasfdS wy ~Sa y s"n Enac sv2ia -
E1eotge myk,s, ia.s ~ Treple conntH WhloEsA
9cceesees, IRE sac Einem nm eh~iarensAks~gua
kssia psy'q alILes,d.nS " l,Rgeeanoe county ss
iHSlins EIMaguaSn 'yklef aaagh!ersetzFssf
me Sap uet2rge sMyNe aeceas,as aoa whoa
rcsides ip has4snan county Iowa John. ~
Yysle' : yoIao's sna ageorges Myke So.
cease hna yoy urs'lskll Iasscoepty III No
q,aIai S'z1ec.n No9N aaa tasry 1ooa ner I
husband. she bsinT daugntcr o. SAD Heofge, -
mlh.e uscf.ssu1 Asa DosH sSs,al1s = ntlPpe-
fcqEoe county lgdiensi NcpeccA VQdson
Rhd Albert p9dson' her husoand fhs being
a daughter % SAID Gsorge ,W'ykle odsceaseds A.4a
and both residing In ,Defn county, WineiaN ~
Samuel Wykle, 4 sen. sef said GeOEgs wykiaa sHs
decsased and grsatee4 Of GeeEsei Myka .efe@1Vsa
g pa y p sonely g. nln0' me- tSS sag sai ss@sss -. s.ss
= son q said 6aorgs Myklsc asesaasa aAdiss = :
shS resides slsea,l Treble sognsy Vhsgi.ssa ssuss
Sa.nelia ~ y yaS, sssss9Ae pEussrS kei@l ~
Eeeorgs 49, 49, Ss WE y I.L Mn = HSssdsss vysits.
aea s,sss ssa aaIz.aD ~ 10Y Sgg1 a iRtsssape -
countyi snuisnsl Jte rsnsgt s1ss1 w =
ABOVE pamed plalAsM Epi1g nysies sn ma.sssss
a!n dey o. Sa9paEy p.tsgs. meaal. 49,
upqn 10 the Cierks nuce OF the S0hft MNsSss =
kSom9pn rleas, ol ,ns ssq 1e1hsy1s fispetw a
agA,Hsttnemtassu ds.enqsnss, wne ss1srs
FAaA pfhlonsr csesnas gae ssss1 .ess0 .s,ss
t2e aeEeh gls1.a ,Tlz,se.n srys.si .ias.
oIveue fa,aL ~ HyssefkI3 Y IsyA
|titieds ana pAsti,ione II. one hnadrsas acresaa,, q
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
PIANOS.
Great BarRaiheGI

NV ..HaLr IUHa|VI NaN.. VA A
CHARLES SOEHEER. 81 Hamilton.
AoliefB a lpssstock ofPttkos, At reduced
prices, Of different manniactuFes and VAR.
Gus descriptions. 10 Bdys hia Pianos IN
.thp Eatt4or Cash MD pays ho slofe-rsntiW
comparison With TIE IA Of other Cities.
sfti be chh sell lower tha9 ntber
deAlers fDt Cash Or c0hsenient payments.
He has also PIANOS ron RENT.
and YET the reht pay for the Pianos.
OLD PIANOS OR MELODEONS
YIN DO taken IN exchange, particularly hIs
ffohs bin, Ghd xiAA d oxc6anve ~ l.,ss,
i; RRYJTs
Lfffkas or kqQlFY will he nfnmut,a an.
iaMaIgd YOSalt i.0Aey cell oA. CHARLES
S0EHNER, atHAllLTQN, Butler Conn1g.
FISss Z R,s.s
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
BITTER

-, NABUTTERl WY Nv
"a There Is quite afamins,o6Bu t
te5inl Eaton. although tbs store
keepers are offering ths highest
prices for y Farmers wbe, baysJt
sSssll FAD better bring L iassow.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

sDDH4 j. Nth f9dt 80 dat 4
soticcsHs f~stsblifhnsht q NV Elskc
Ipant sstItEe Washington ran. va. M.,u
'sksstA Oar sSsi iii pSsssipsss
bitadIsFiaemehtliH shsshas Scluna. 49,
trittdAs hsit FasE tpaasvta FGSbSEs VIII
'ss,St tsos they TBkagHeasA lbsgsIIy
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
NOTICE or SALE. Ev,g

Julia Ann Skiaher and
Robert Syishe5 Ex,rs isar rPfebieFSz u
OF william SEishsta q 00ommon Pleas. !
l., decd, VI. Ctdcfa6f Sale
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

- N|-"T n" - 10 NV VWgV ~ WITT '"-T-
0h sAi'" ~ ." -. ,iySn ID saIw ,riLE" 80 ,h 90 s.
'47oi 10" '''' "a la - lg.a1t ,IEa FsggAs. G..j " Agal 20
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

ileTtttslAI sYAI on III "NIT q .
..lbAsa 1.H.4 y
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

upon their PRINCIPLES.
see that over 900 persons
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

ot-mtiitons, 30 as 70 make at my
(pyelsuhjsGts rich AND hapRyf gnsl
there are thirteen millions OF ire,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18

-l''1 20" - ''41 .-.sst IS ..s nss,s.sr
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-02-18
MlIAN01gR1W ann

Iisproperty. VI = 'ia7F DC s7"sit
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-22
We are the only Agents for the City Of the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND THE
KE1'STO.1'E P.fREOR STOrE

TIE GOOD SAMARITAN, for which we have the
cu i've agency, is offered o. all who ia want OF
FIRST CLASS COOK Nc SIuYf. with the utmost conf
that will fail to please the most careful
housekeeper. Ii j. iapted for wood OF coal.
HE GuOD SAMARITAN has taken the first premium
a; the Eleventh Annual Indiana State Fair all other
Cooking
THE KEYSTONE PARL0E STOVE, for wood, with
donble top and base has than doubl the raiating
surface ay other "f It's size and will throw
more heat with one-half the wood This Stove having
been tested take pleasure in preenng II 10 the pub
lie a. the best ard most economical Par Stove in the
market.
Agents for indianapolis for Heller Young's old
tab ished
COOKING RA NGESI
With one two or more over Ranges. and Extra Char
coal Broiler Attachment.
We would also call the attention Of tn public to
large stock Of marbaliLed
Iron .N0nfieS and Crates.
Also Marble Nantes Of uperior quality Our stock Of
Hat Racks Garden seats, Vases &C. mprses the neat
est patterns of Eastern Manufacture. All kinds
Of Druame entail lron works can be prOclred
through Us at Eastern prices.
Oar stock carefully selected, and most all
tices procured from the largest Eastern Factories
direct We re hereby enabled compete in prices and
quality of ,ods with any House IN the Nest.
nov S-dIy vTiiI.E n METZGER.