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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
Attent1on SOldiers. -
Friends or Soldier.

We All thsattsnsIsa Of Ill hsv,ns reaaMs.. -,
nss, ~ = tAs army - the fact thai ssaUOS
= 49, 0eIa.a bistsrs" viii eurs aiss- ssutls
o. o. ens di::eses indsesd by sxpsesrs q nv
uoss incident = camp life. IN he M ..h.
nsssd sl@est daily 10 the nsvspapsrs, on ~ ~
sivsi Of the sick, Il will ~ noticed tkst : 49,
iaf6s eeopostion ere suAssinr fro., ashsi;,:
nvefy csc q shst kiad can 30 readily errel =
noCns nds uss man Bittsrs. uissa6es vesu t.e
disorders o. the digestive sfgans ere spssd,I, =.
moved. We have 10 hesitation r. ~ !h -.
s. .oe's bistess we're freely used among Cur SOL
oiers, hundreds Of lives might be savad ,hss 80.
efwiss will 6s lest. o'a-
W 81! particular attention 70 y. fs,,ss,,.
.snsr.soIs and veil ssthsn.ieassd ssrs q 90 u
the nasson'e heroes. ehoso life. 70 uss M a..
language. "h.s been saved ~ The Bitss,..:
fHiLADolPHlA. August 73i. 1859
Aessse: .oses 9 Evoss Welt, gentle q n vo.,
nooha1d's German Bi,tsrs hes ave. -, he
There 70 no mistake Ia this II 10 vosch I'd for b.
nuooee o. ~ coA radss, some Of who's .nsncs
are appended, and Who wore fully eoxnisent Of al
the Circumstances Of my case. an. end ave
ssso 1851 last four years, msmbor ). - -
meo's eslebsated battery, abd updeY ~. is.-.Ss.
~ ssnnasd Of Capt. b. Ayees. fhm..h n
sApesase sssendspt upon my ss1uous dsi,ss. I
wey :: ssesed 10 November las: Aith islsn ua,ion
ao:Fttsl. Ihis vss followed s. ~, Ssh,,;,-,
nsagnssnsd - - .tt1Sk Of dyssntsry. i ~ Is =
1870 iron The White House, ard ssnt q mn
~ On BOARD 81 steamer Estate Of Naise. !" from
.. lsaded % he 3stA OF June. Since thsa
n I.,.. 800 sbost - lsv o asy one e.uld
49, 80 7. s.'lI rssein spssk q Vitality. For
sai.g. - e ~ Sssss ! sssssl 1o~s n -. ~
oco1ase!y shsown sp aGaia.
s,.. 80 ~ 81, s.ss c'.y sss e .asss o. ~
- sss ~ eseisey ~ pAysisAss 10 Ssd
eooooo - fco0 ne afne~ - ~ ~'~ ssSYssv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
JACOB LlTzEN.

DRACTICAL DYER. PARTICULAR AT.
Z tsntioa paid to dysieg Cloths, Silks, vslvets,
= tat Asnts VI any kind--to give any color de-
e.roi. bird trsst, two doors west Of lowe
hosth eide. f~ s16 div
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

Or. GEO. w. McCARN,
DHYSIClAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i in room directly over the Post Once.
DR.. 0no. W. MCCARN's residence, east side OF
Bsady. second door from eornsr Of eth.
ian Q-dvtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
C0RNER OF FOURTH AND IOWA Sta.
~ davenport, Iowa. DAVIS Soxs,Pr rietors
Free Omnibus to and from tho cars. On 60 81
stasee lsavingfor LsClairs, Princeton, Lyons, Do.
Wit, Aaquoketa N Anamosa.
Psss ONalDnltAr cop dAv. aural
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
ROBACK'S BITTERS.

eenfsFt !; invigeeatlng IL weak ~ |
dsblntatsd, driving away nslansAsly, l
making ~ y nlGssy 80 = snallsy.
I q eajeynen4 Theoo Filters have beeo
iatssdassd, ~ afs beiag used, NJ saly
h ~ Asspltah, bat ansag ths soldiers,
= = appselssr, tsals and regulator q
ths sygtso thrsaghsss ths Army Il ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

- SUPPLIES FAMILIES WITH THE
very best Meats Of all kinds, 1t the
lowest market prices. Very mar.
tiealAr attention paid 70 the wants
% easteosss. n,aO-d1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23
10BACXS DITXEDA.

309A~1 0IYxGD4.
- esaskI .s9sda1y = - b0s0
l Aszleo = - v1 - oeglA Vet,
vAege ~ ~ - la6s11ee1, ~ l
kas ssssan0ool u - RAyada0 = |
Ins1an r nha = pssp0 eeanoGo
\ osoos1no m - Asos1sm, . .
pssvonvenl susle Isve - ~,
uv9 esoplallA DneO Ieses, Dyqep.
|~10DAX,D DITTEnSS
| -, hAU1nA Jsan1lsA $1,000
l Dsuesa1D = 0Uk1ny k1gsss, - =
9ssalO1nen0 80 AunGl1ve lnG11onA l
~ DseGn1a1sl Hs1so0 ~ - pmo.
O1Mly Bossansn1sA oylag0 aSpsols
01 akuGlA = - vhG1D 49, lfane.
1A0D 111DDD - eGIeal11saly pr.
D9sd, - - ~ e . faFs sDabl-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

70. 20 ppApY ssnDoa, D1lOw eoeoASs
- KEEPS CONSTANTLY Oh HAND A"D
aAkss - sede
Gents, Boys = chiIAsss's C'e..'.s
- IN. s..t .ss. me ed n . nssrss that eeano
Isia - ~. .,;.;,cS. Toy3l-dly
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wGBkx 4 sleO., Aansgers,

WGDkx 4 HleO., Aansgers.
Dave0pert Carriage xanufastery,
(v0RNER THIRD 1 HARRISON STREETS.
davenport, lows, nsnufae.ars all kinds Of
Cas1aSes, Busgiss and Wagons, FROM the best
material. and warrant then 70 give perfect salts
Sacsson. Kepaising deee On short notice.
kateo moderate. Eneoasage home mAnufae-
toreee. dool-dtf
O431LvE ROUDGs
p 7. 0ILLeTf, PROPRIETOR, FRONTING
- Asvss aaa pssesngss Statiea. Museatins,
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TfORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
u (suoeessor Of Dew b Brown, Davenport, lowe.
Onee rear Of L. A. Maokios's Bank. ag3-df
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Michigan Central Rallresl.

=. ". BLANCHARD, Gen'i Freight Agent.
". X, BARR, 0enersl Ticket Aren't. 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-02-23

CHAS. WHITTAkER,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
~ OFFICE, on Main street, in Grants Block, up
Stair. 'my20.dtf
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
DEMOCRATIC
MASS MEETING
49,. AND H....t. e. .
Basket Picnic !.


Tue Democracy OF Prcble and
Montgomery will hold q Mass
Meeting at MAJOR RoBERrsoN's
Grove. on the Turnpike, three
miles North Of West Alexandria,
On Saturday, October l, 1864.
The following speakers have been
invited and are confidently expect
ed TO address the meeting: A.
Thos. Thresher, Esq, Abraham
Cahill, Esq, Arch'd Mayo, Esq.
VIM. Allen, Esq, John Mcmahon,
Esq, Robert Christy, Esq, J. II
Zoos, Esq, W. j. Gilmore, Esq.
and others. .sf1i T." "u .a.
Let all the friends Of Mcclellan
Pendleton, and Houk, to whatever
party they may have heretofore
belonged. come, and join the pc
litical army that 'steps to the mu
sic of the Union" the Constitution
and the Laws. -,.,..,
By Order Of the Commttec.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
SHERIFF 8 SALE.

Margaret Jane Miller, by Preble
!. Wehrley. her Common
n, Guardian, pIth, vs. Pleas ~ j
a Barbara Miller, etAl, In Partition,
..u dcfts. Case No. 1905,
DY virtue Of an order of sale issued By
Id the Court Of Common Pleas Of Preble
county, in the above entitled cause, and d..
lected TO the Sheriff Of said county, l will
oEer for sale at public auction, at the door
iofthe Court HEHn3se III Eaton, in said county
SdturddJ, the list day Of October,
4. d. 1864, between the hours of l and A
o'clock p. gMs Of said day the f. lowing
Real Estate, situate in Preble county, Ohio,
and bounded and described as follows. 10
Wit The South fouttiro Of ther West half Of
the South. east quarter { Session is, in
township 9, o., range 2 East, in said county,
containing 20 acres; aud the West half Of
The Northeast quarter of Section q, in the
same township and range and county, cou-
tanning SO acres the, said two tracis tpgeth
er CO 1tsining 100 acres Of land, mSle Q
esq N
sAppraisedsaty$400 o. i5t,rlt y7,1, E.sG7
TERMS OF SAis-0Het third Of the purchase
money cash on theSdpY dfisSla1 o6e third in
one year, AMI one third in two years, deterr
led payment to be.seedrsd y m9rtgaSe q
the premises, and to bear SIX per cent
iuterestfrom the day of sale.
JOHN Rt MgcLEAF, daih,
kay Sheriff Of Treble county, o..
Zoos d SrEPHESs, AttyaN an ~ adai
t1rEeI TENDER I, I864Atds ,nau(PK. Er$S 100
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

General Sheridan has achieved Q
great victory in til Shenandoah
valley. 1t is said that he drove
Early's forces several miles, and
taken over 5000 prisoners, and
several stands of colors. The loss
in killed and wounded on both
sides was large. The New York
Times designates this as "the first
victory gained by the National
arms in the Valley of Humiliation
1t is understood that $4,000 OF
10000 rebels, under General Price.
have crossed the Arkansas River,
between Little Rock and Forl
Smith.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

". H- AEEA
The tFla! Of II. II Dbdi, Esq,
Is in progress in indianapolis, be-
fore q military COMMISSION. Mr..
Dodd's counsel has protected a
gainst tbcjurisdictton Of the court.
General Fremont has published
u letter of withdrawal from the
Presidential carvasS. .zss-='
Secretary Stanton publishes an
official bulletin. in which lie says
that Sheridan attacked Early '1Ha
strong position, beyond Strasburg,
and the crest was carried.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
DEMOCRATIC WoNDERERS

Many of our readers wonder that
they did not receive a paper from
our Office last week! They know
the reason. When they will have
paid what they owe us, and pay in
advance for three months only
they shall have the "Press = but
as we have lost over twenty FIVE
hundred dollars ($2,5OO) in three
years on the "Press, not o copy
shall go out of the Office till paid
for in advance, aud oil old scores
be settled up. ,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
Sept 10, ,rs6Aly.,
snERIt Fvs SALE.

NV tar"a.A t.a 4
William BrOuse, Preble! Com. Plens9l
VS. In Petition, =
John N. Ross, ct al. Case , No, l;s0S
10y virtue of an rider ofit sale issued BY
ID the Count oflGommon Pleas, of sPreble
Uunty, in the above stated case,i and to the
cheriff Of sud county directed, | will offer
for Sale at p~ubleaaqctipn, at public auction
at the door of the Court House IN Eaton, in
SAID county, en- SONY -i''
Saturday. tie Isl dqy1@q October,
AID. 1864, between the, hoars of and 4
O'Clock, p. NJ. of said day, the following
Real Estate, SITUATE IN the. county oil Treble
and Stale of Ohio, and bounded and de,
scribed as follows, to wit: The Easthqlf of
the West half Of the Southeast quarter Of
section IL, containing 40 acres more or less;
four acres out Of the iNOrth.ea corner OF
the West half, Of the West half of the same
qua ter ana ten acres lying on the North
end or art OF u tract OF % 1900 acres OF
of the North end Of the West half Of the
South east quarter Of section IL, all in town.
ship 7, Of range |, in said county Of Prebie;
the said 10 acre tract beginning at the
Northwest corner of said last named
quarter; thence East with the quarter sec
ton line so poles thence South 20 poles
thence West 81 poles, to the Vest boundary
line Of saidsqu4 rter; andIthspce North with
SAID line 20 poles 10 the blare Of beginning
the said three tracts Of land csontaingg' IN The
aggregate 81 acres, IF land more or less.
Appraised at 81, 100. .ti,Vod ,6i 10 e,
ift IT ,uuu ~ San .-(1nn ihirql nf the nurphn CT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
SIEKIFF'S SALE.

Lewis Penkips and Sophia Preble Comm
Perkins his wife, vs.. Mary Pleas d
Boswortb, ct ni. In partition,
TN Obedience 10 the com and Of an orde
of sale, issued from the Court cf Common
Pleas within'and for the county Of Prcbo,
in the above case; 10 the sheriff OF soid coun.
,ty dire oted, 1 will offer for sale at public au.
ton atthe door OF the Court house, in Eaten
in said cohnAtJy.. on 'Saiurdav the 22nd day OF
October AaDs I86+betwen the hours of aud
4 o clock P. NJ o. said day, tn following
real estate situated an the eoLn,, o Preb'e,
and State OF Ohid,S aud bounded rs follows,
to Wit: 10 acres of OF the West side of sec.
ton No, 10 in Township y. OF range |
East, &c, Being the, same land conveyed
BY deed Of Henry Bosworth to John BOs
worth, and record d IN Book No, II page
S99 land records ut, reble county Ohio
appraised ut 81, $4,000 Also The South
West corner OF tte South West quarter
Of Section No ~, in Township No, s,
Ronge No ], Eaest &C., containing l9l
acres more or less Appraised at $l.267.0O
the two tracts, containing in the aggregate
l2OI acres, more or less, all free and clear
Terms OF S.le-i of the purchase mon
ey cash on the dav Of sale, lin one year
! and / in Two years; deferred payments te
bear six per cent. interest from the davo
sale, and 10 be secured by mortgage on thu
premises. r!la.ao, 5,
JOHN q. NJ Cl,EAF.
Sheriff eff Preble county.
Gilmore 4 Campbell. Attorneys.
Sept. "a. l964-tdA. ..4...
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
SHEklFFi3;S SALE

'.g. .ltl"lt4a ."TT ~ ~ Das..a. fklfIlfEHAu
Philip Wykle, "A Prtble Common Pleas.
VS.. p dl.i 80 AIN Partition. 9'
'Jhrfis'ius Rogers, Case No. IG5s.3
DY virtue of an order of sale issued by
I'D the Court Of Common Pleas, within
aud for the county of Treble, in the above
stated cask. ana 10 the Sheriff Of said coun.
ty directed, | will offer for sale at public
auction, at the door Of the Court House in
Eaton. in said county, on ym fua d.
Saturday, the 1st day Of October, I
A. b. 1864, between the hours Of and 4
o'clock, P NJ Of said day, the following
Real Estate, situate in the county, Of Preble,
and State of Ohio, and bounded and de,
scribed s follows, to wit: The South part
Of the South. west quarter Of Section IL, in
township 6, of range 3 East, &c beginning
at the South west corner Of the section, and
running thence East ITO poles; thence N.
o. and one-tenth poles thence West ITO
poles theme South "a and oDc,,enth poles,
TO the place Of beginning, containing 100
| acres OF land strict measure, and being the
same land conveyed TO decedent by Uzal
Ward and wife, BY deed dated October IL,
1881, and recorded among the record oil
deeds of sad Q ,untY. in Book ~, page 24S
Appraised at $t,500.d hours, ala
TENS OF SALEA0ne tbirdlefthe purchase
money cash on the day Of Sale, one thirdi in
O e year, and the residue in two years dc
{ rred payments to be secured by mortgage
ON the rem lsessaan 70 bearssixrper cen
interest from theEda+ 6feiAieEhisg .ef5Afas-
| VhHNr IN Ai1nHENAnI.. g 81 srs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
DEMOGRATIG- GONGRESSION:
49,, AZ JONVENTl0JN,n 49,

The Democratic Congressional
Convention, for the Third District,
met at Hamilton, on Tuesday, the
goth inst, when, the following OF
Hters were elected: ,ad 7oco1{
\ Judge W:J. Gilmore, Of Preble
president; and John Bel, ESQ OF
Mont; Eewis Davis, Esq, OF Pre-.
Die; X. liz Iiendricksen, Esq., oi
Butler; and Nm! Storms Of War,
rem Vice5Presidents. of .
Iri Seeretaries.-D. Flanagan, Esq,
Of Warren; w. HI BelvAle, Esq, vi
! Montgomery; Judge q. WESLEY,
LOT Butler; and Col. U. j. Beam, OF
iPTeble. 05rqts ~',nMiU>
odC Committee ON Credentials and
Rules: ''
Christ Hughs, and James Crit.
fiji pButlel; Wm. Patten, and Geo.
W. Meyer, Montgomery; David
Patten, aud Abner Dunlap, Preble;
Esq. Naudyke, and james Cox,
NV arren. NV at' - hnf ',n''1
lbcqCummittee,,on Resolutions:-T.
F. Thresher Esq, Wall. Gillespie,
Montgomery; Disn Owsley, z. w.
| eelley, Butter; Benaman Kenne.
: day, DR.. A. Ii. Skoens, Preble;
Granvill Stokes, aud Lauren smith,
Warren. .
Tue Convention met at 2 o'clock
land a report oil Committee on
Rules and Credentials called, and
report made tbN ~. Palten Esq.
adopted. ae.., ot.,,- .s,.
Five following ID the number O
Delegates from each County:
Butler, 81; Warren, 10; Preble
III: Montgomery, 35. .tH .s go
7 The following Candidates wel'
!. anGounced.-DaHiA A. Houk,a o
Montgomery; j. H.. Zoos, of Pre-
i bic. Of sso gtl. qo ,,7.l F.,
Committee on Resolutions re
" ported the following: ~,
i, Resolved, That the Democrac,
of the third Congressional Distric
d in Convention assembled, do here
y by cordially affirm and enclose tn
platsorm adopted by the'late Presi
. dental at Chicago, and especial
G that portion OF it which demand
+, "a cessation OF hostilities, with
view to an ultimate Conyention {
the States, or other peaceabl
means to the enq, that the carrie;
I! practicable moment pc ace may b
as restored on he basi, Of the feeders
ID union OF the States, aud we hereb
pledge our active and earnest sui
y port Of the nominees OF That Coi
veention for Presidentlo and Viz
1t President.
Y. Resolved, That the Democrae
i. OF the Third Congressional ,Di
- trict endorse and adhere to7wlf0t
70 and sincerely the great and vi,
u doctrine OF state Rights, as hi
as 1own by the Virginia and Kel
q lucky resolutions OF 1898.
&. Resolved, That we will useS
righttul, necessary and proper c
Irt forts to secure the election of ii
III nominee OF this Convention.
ur Resolved, That the proceeding
ed of this Convention be published
all the Democratic papers OF tn
q district and IN the Cincinnati II
qulrer.
Ill 7. f. Thresher Esq, was Gale
upon and came forward and deli
cred q powerful and patriot
speech reviewing the history
OF parties il this country from Il
I'd organization OF the governDeI
do down to the present daS.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
Local and N iscellsrecrs
SAVE YOURITAXES |!

If you want to save the whole
amount of your taxes, buy your
Groceries at HARBAUau's. lie has
,st received a new Stock, from the
Queen City. Among other things
he has Fresh Oysters. Pittsburg
Ale, Ticon Cigars, opa Can les,
s yeet Chocolate. Tar, and q choice
variety of. everything kept in a
fret class Grocery.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LEGAL NOTICE.
Jacob Mullendore, Preble Common Pleas,
VI. }""r In Partition ''"

.l
Jacob Mullendore, Preble Common Pleas,
vs. ""' In Partition. ~
TOHE Beachler, of the county Of Blu han
81 an, and State Of Iowa, will take notice.
that a petition was filed again't him, on the
22nd day ofSeptember, A. d. 1864, in the
county OF Preble, and State Of Ohio, by ia
cob Null lendore, and is nov pending, where
IN said Jacob Mullendore demands partition
of the following real estate, silultein the
county Of PEBBLE, and State Of Ohio, and dis
,cribed as follows to.Wit: The southeast
quarter, dissection number oAe, ~ in town
ship number four, az Of range three east Of
the maredian line, ofthe lands directed.to be
sold al Cincinnati; by act of Congress eX-
cept twenty five acres off the north side OF
said quarter, heretofore conveyed by John
Beachler deceased, to George Beachler,
containing one hundred and sixty-tive acres,
more or less; and that at the rext term Of
sid Court, the said Jacob Mullendore, will
apply for an order that partition may b
made of said premises, subject to the dover
estate Of Magdolane Beachler, heretofore AZ.
signed to her by q former order, and decree
Of the said .Cou!t Of Common Pleas. ,s5r.
Dated this 22d day Of Sepse nber, a. D
T'sl JaCOB MULLENDCRE.
BY Hubbard 4 freeman, his Att. s.
IL, snasS, elk
Set. ~ lS64-wEo r2'{ N[prf $t7,00
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

D6T Marshall Brothers, Of Sc West Fifth
Street, have laid in their Fall stock Of Dry
goods. It would be impo sSible to describe
the piles of csrpet,ng, sil4s, c%alicoes, mus
Inns, de-, &c. lie, our friends who visit Tin
cinnati maks their purchases Of Marshall
Bros, and they will save m n-y by so doing
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

IdT- The Editor otthis paper Zoe
not hold himself responsible for h.
opinions expressed BY his correspond
ents. Tile writer, and not the Editor
ST.. sponsi6le.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

LINCOLN. HeLELIAS 'n''
IFrom the official re, From the official re-
port telegraphed port, telegrapked
from Washington. from New Yosk
an Nave not permit j realize the Geight
ted myself gentlemen, of the, responsibility
to conclude ihat,I am to be borner should
che hest man in theI the people ratiy your
c%HuhtrS, but | am re, choice Il Conscious Of
miiioed in this con- my own weakness, l
~nectien of the story Of can only seek ~fervent-
ar old Dutch isrmerIly the guidance ofthe
who remarked to aRuler of the Universe,
com, anion once thatIand, relying on His all
Il Was not best to- powerful Did, do my
swap horses wnenibAst 20 restore Union
erossi ng Stfeams = and' Peace to a suffer
{ he pro 10 n & ed IeTihg people, andsto
laughter which follow establish and guard
ediihis characteristic their liberties AND
remark should haVelhghtA q 7''fr all
been heard II was sea <G saw 80 's'-
tumultuous rm r . "t2 "H
One is tho reply Of an accomplished gen.
tleman a capable and modest man, and thu
other (IincOlD's 81 is that ofa loose, vuleA'
incompetent, one who is . sgr4ec 70 b.
high position. .nsi, ot
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

MILEEk R&Ua& LAY.
IVA ing purehssed the brewery formerly
- asd byIL Tkoap6aS, vi ltavsaa iAfeth
= Sitissns ofkatap sad vicinity that they
ksvS 81 hasd . eonstart lsgppN o, the
~ Ale and LAaOt BtSs4a lsf0S GHa46aS
RrkNesea 10 M esato1RSFa.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
a CARD To TNTALIDs.

y N"''3o 1VOIs-IHT 10 ATATB 8
A. Clergyman, while residing in South
AAmerica as a missionary, discovered q
and simple remedy for the cure Of Ner,
vous Weakness, Early D. cay. Diseases OF
the Urinary and Semihai Organs, and the
whole train o fdisorders brought on by bane-
full and vicious abits. Great numbers have
been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted
and unfortunatc,1 will send the recipe for
DIRE pairing and using this medicine, in a seal
ed, envelope to any one who needs it fiee
of charge. D.- ~ E0ilS"
Please inelose .'stamped envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself. ry %
,.qoq Address % aatis
s-sJOSEPHeE lNMAN,
rs 30 station d Bible House,
. E nod gni'n 1ofiR New York City
5mua.U ii'g .eggsrf 81 5ffSIs
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22
dDRAFR

understand that the Draft in
Preble county n has + been postponed,
so that the various townships may
fill their respective quotas.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

Mr.. MAYO is a clevcHyoung mSn,
and we are palnpfa the thought
Of tho treatment he received at the
hands of the ButleGand MontgdW,
cry delegations But let him RS
memember that she serves who.
waits.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-09-22

sHERIEF,S SALE.

- $1,000 -
Andrew Wright 1 David Wright y uBreble
Adh'is Of theJE statsqofSWiHiam4 Common
Wright, deceased, ys,,A, ". Neff, Pleas.
DY virtue, OF an execution issued from
ID the curt. o! Common Pleas, in the
above stated, case, to tleSberif of Said
county dlrecsed, | viii offer for sale a. publ
lie auction, 81 lie ,doSf II .hes Court House
in Eaton, 10 said county, On lnnai9Pl' '!Iqina i
Saturday ne Isl 1aday Of October,
1864, between the hours of | and 4
o'clock, P. N. Of said day, the following
Real Estate Of defendant A, y, NeG, siiG,
ate in the town Of Winehester,o Preble Co.,
Ohio. and being aAs S6dth half of in Lots
numbered ~ and az, is known and desig-
nased BY said zon the town plat Of
SAid town. re- ReY
Appraised at 500 90. Terms Cash.
JOHNiR McCLEAF, lsfOol
In Sheriff Of Preble county, O.
4 Fdos 4 STEPHENS. Atfyp.gYob II BID
September l, ls6+-lds Pr. T. ~ 90.