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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-09


WRECK OF THE tAlRHAy w, pas
~ars and rIe lie boat, and walked 60 Norfolk
through the heavy rain storms OF frloay h1g'1 -
sid saturday: raacsis nGse VI nansaes and
sel 60 osr r,Icng the poor fellows
- . miserable plight. Il j. SAID that three
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<'Hsl !lad 'Llelf los l''ae az s s'l. hose On
11'sasi' 81 r. sho oicecs and crew OF the
sInanler, q CAPTAIN and two lieutenants ana
re-enIisted men o eacs branch Of Jhe serves,
bar we're al! 1foiil re" 1g@ .o f5 Harts
Ysya,j so,ae h.}on.ei % tie l0tIl New York
1.,fatfrv some % tue Sixty ninth, some to the
18th Cavalry sotae TO the Second some 90 n 1l1g
51E Artillery: s?Gs7 ''ie os''~! -'"' A'''N ~'
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The 'Vlrg1nza oEiie ouFnal ~ saS ~ -
t1aso'lpIl vxas sa>'x,c farbaaone bonds we're
~ :, ~'.sS.'a' I ~ R.Ta,ue lax Senator
VIZ Wrinkle submitted the question % the
Commissioner Of internal Revenue al asEA-
lngton, Wao AFTER mature c'fs''o! aI'j ~
l9ng opinion Oh tns sa,1e e;ra honds ara NOT
subject 10 the Internal Revenue taX--!n cihef
words do not require stamp.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-09
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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
Odds and Ends.


STRANGE IF TruE.-While a friend
of ours was crossing the street, on
Wednesday night, he heard o
strange noise in or about the Meth
odist Church. The screeching re.
that Of a peahen, and a
gentleman who stood by, said, that
Mr.. Morris, of the Register" had
a fool hemmed up in a corner, and
was beating out Of him the little
sense he hao left.
-"The Eagle and the Bear lead
the van in the emancipation Of the
ce."-[Register.
What racer A race of monkeys?
The Holy Triple Alliance
The Eagle, the Bear, and the Mon
key.
W Mr.. NORRIS give us an
article next week, on the savage
practiced by Russia, in
Poland, and the horrors of Siberia.
No doubt, beiug the late Cars
friend, be is well aSquaint-
ed with both.
The "Register'' says that there
10 o creature in Eaton, who can be
on one side of the creek, aud can
tell what is said on the other side,
" the distance Of hundreds of
FaFds from him. Let US beware Of
he ugly night owl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
WEEKLY SUMMARY.

General Couch has removed his headquar
te-s from ChGmbers6uvgh to Harrisburg and
cpn receive no intelligence beyond Green,
castle. THIS would indicate that the euemy
are near that city.
Wehove advices this msrning Of the burn
ing ofeOndy Hook and the bridge across
the Shenandoah BY the enemy.
A Baltimore dispatch states that it is
known that a considerable number of Lees
army have been sent North and that n
strong force Of the enemy we're within one
mile Of Frederick lat night, shslling
the city General Wallace had toiled their
capture of the city at last advices.
The Governor of Pennsylvania calls for
10000 volunteers to serve for one hundred
days in Washington and its vicinity.
The reason alleged for the Kentucky Proc.
iamation is anticipated trouble in enforcing
the draft and in the enlistment of slaves. The
real reason is to carry the election By force
in November.
The officers and sesmsn Of the Alabama
captured by the Kearsngc, have been liberia
ted Oh parole at Cherbough.
The rebels at Harpers Ferry have destroy
ed all the railroad property there, and the
Telegraph and ticket offices. They also burn
ed a large quantity of forage.
Gold closed firm in New York last night
at 273f.
On Tuesday a Confederate squad of cavalry
entered Hagerstown, Nd, and soon encoun-
tered n force of Federal cavalry, A fight
ensued when the Confederates, losing a Lieu
tenant and 2 p%rivates taken prisoners retreat.
ed, but soon returned with reiniorcements Of
cavalry and mounted infantry. The Federal
cavalry fell back to the Pennsylya ala State
liue.
Tine latest fiom Petersburg, is that heavy
firing was heard at City Point on Tuesday.
1t is again asserted that President Lincoln
willin a few days issue a call for 800, 900
more men.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

b constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood. by which this fluid becomes vAiated,
weak. and poor. Being i'll the circulation, il
Pervdss the whole body, and may burst out
In disease on any part OF it. No organ 10 free
from Its attacks, nor Is there oae which 1t may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint Is variously
sausad by mercurial disease, low living, dis
srdered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and Rlthy habits, the depressing vices, and
tbore all, by the vsnsrcal infection. What
ever be its origin. 1t Is hs;sditNry in the con.
ststuion, descending " from parents to children
aAto the third end fourth generation; " Indeed,
It seems TO bs the rod Of Him who says, al
will visit tie iiQui:ies of the fatAsEt uran
Soir children"
I6 efec1 m by 6sposii0a frosn the
blood 81 corrupt or GlTerous matter, which, In
The lungs, liver, and internal organs, 10 termed
tubsrclcs; IA the gland, swellings; and on
the surface, eraptions or sores. This foul cor
furtion, which gsnders In the blood, depresses
10 energies Of lie, 70 tia. SCI ofulous constitute
IONS net only suffer from scrofulouG COM
plants, bpt they have far less power TO With
Hhad the attacks Of other diseases; eonss-
svsail7 var nnbers perish by disorders
Which, although not ssrcfplous in their nature,
are itii rendered fatal by this faint N the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the hrhasS family has its origin directly
IN this sssofalouA contamination; and many
destructive diseases Of TIE liver, kidneys, brain,
aRd, indeed, Of all the organs, arise hom or
are aggravated by the Eane cause.
One quarter OF all eur people are gerofnlous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
fiction, aAd their health Is undermined by 1t.
To cleanse It from the systcn we must rsnevate
fhs blood BY an Alternative medicine, and in
visorsn il by haalthy food and exercise.
Such a madeleine We supply in
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07

chaos; religious sects, a set OF po-
.lideal incendiaries. The preachers
arc loafera, and, in the generality
of cases, are o set of mischief
makers. Protane language has
become the English of the people +;
children walk in the footsteps of
their parents leg and order are
set at naught in too many places ;
the price of all kinds of provisions
and clothing is such as the bulk of
the people cannot pay the poor
houses will soon be filled. The
taxes are now more than will ever
be paid; producers have been
turned into consumers, and o will.
derness state of things is taking
the place of fruitful fields tens of
thousands of those who have a lit.
tie money, are leaving the country
for Canada, and other parts of the
world. The Christianity of Jesus
has lost its hold in the land. We
here give ar extract from o work
of our own, for many years before
tho pnblic:
"The Christianity of Jesus is
pure like its source, kind like its
author, fresh like the morning
dew, clear and diffusive like the
beams CT the rising sun; her mis-
ion-message-voice, are all peace;
her touch is life-her look is bene.
diction--her form is divine. She
eonquers her foes bv.love-and wal
is unknown to her genius. We
fearlessly ask the churches-'where
have ye laid her? You have re-
nounced her-you have buried her
but where?'"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
Tho Eaton Puke Sheet,

h -
A brown.skinned Asa low
fool-an intentional liar, may be
heard Of at the Register Office,
We have the honor Of being
talked Of oucs more, in the very
classically and caclarlV conducted
Eaton Register-or puke sheet
in that low, vulgar, lying, abusive,
and tinker style in which the Reg
lister oxceis any other newspaper
published on the continent of
America. We repeat, that the low
and dirty fellow who attacks MS
this week in the Puke Sheet, is ouI
intentional liar. IF we thought
proper, as o public journ alist, TO
chronicle a terrible fact-namely,
that o good neighbour had had his
Saw Mill, lumber, ETC., destroyed
by fire, and that we were sorry to.
hear snch words as-'it is only the
property of u butternnt," who is.
the man connected withthe Register,
either directly or indirectly, that
has q right to interfere with US p
None but q thoroughly bad man
would have stepped out of his way
to abuse us. His conduct reminds
US of a vlcions looking scoundrel,
who said on our streets the other
day, that a certain man ought to
have shot another certain man.
Whether We have property or
not, is more than the dirty liar is
aware of, and therefore, when lie
asserts unequivocal!y that we have
no property, he proclaims himself
o wilful and deliberate liar. We
mind our own business, and are
never found on the streets, inter
meddling in other mons affairs.
If some men we're to read their
Bibles more, they would not per.
haps have a character to lose, the
loss Of which would be a mercy to
themselves, and the removal of a
common nuisance from the town
Of Ea.on.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
"OUR FRIEND"

The R~egistcrian scribe has re.
ceived n diploma of friendship
from the Gar of Russia. "IIe .(the
late Nicholas was our friend" says
the man of the Puke sink no
doubt of 1t. Cruel tyrants, liars,
and monsters in human shape, gen.
orally agree and affiliate. Russia,
We are told, has freed twenty nil
lions of serfs-and America is in
the act Of freeing four millions OF
slaves. Will Mr.. Morris please in.
form us, how many hundreds of
thousands of soldiers, the Gar has.
had slaughtered to free his serfs ?
How many tens of thousands OF
scrfs has lie had slain, to free the
rest OF the serfs? But as the cant
OF the Morris dancer is too super
l0tively rich, we give it below.
America and Russia stand side
by side, according to the Register,
as the soul of freedom. Pshaw,
fudge, What a compliment paid
to the American Republic, by the
Eaton Register. No wonder that
people say, that the Editor is too
contemptible TO be laughed at as a
common fool. Read what follows:
"SarRead the letter of NICHOLAS, the Gear
OF Russia, found on our FIRST page. He was
onr friend then, and moi less friendly is that
Government now. For what other purpose
than to watch the fleets of England and
France, did the fleet of Admiral Lessoffski
winter in our waters2 The frstgun they had
hred upon eur merchant marine would have
been the signal for the Intervention Of the
Northern Bear, and we'll did they know it,
Next to America, throughout the wide world,
Russia ia the best friend to freedom. She
has emancipated $4,000, 900 serfs, and now
keeps vigil while America frees her 1000 900
slaves. The Eagle and the bear lead the
van in the emancipation of the race. Soon
they will be acknowledged lie Iders in all that
constitutes glory and rationali:y."-Reg
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
THE CHICAGO DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN
TON POSTPONED.

New York, June Cat a
meeting of the Executive Commit.
tee of the National Democratic
Convention, held here to. day, it
was voted that in Difference to the
desire of a very large number of
the leading members of the Com
servative Union Democratic party
throughout The country, the meet.
ing Of the Natioual Democratic
Convention be postponed to Mon.
day, August 29th, 1864, at 100
clock at noon, at Chicago.
ESigpedl A. BELNONT, Chm.
FREDERICK o. PIERCE, Sec'y.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
Z
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla,

he most cfectaal rsmcdy which the medical
kill Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing and fatal malaay. It is COM
Oined from the most active rcpedials that have
been discovered for the expargation Of this foul
disorder from the blood, and TIE rescue Of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should he employed for the cure ri
not only Scrohula, but also those other aftee-
tons which arise from 1t, such as ERurrIyE
and SKIN DISEASES, ST. AHTHeSr's FIRE
RosH, or EFYsIPELAs, PIMPLEs, PusruLRS
PLoTcHEe. BLAINs and BORIS, TuNoRs, TErTHR
and SALT RnSux, SCALD HEAD, RNeweRN,
RHRuaATlss, S%YrHrLiric and MEReuRIAL DIS
sAsHs, DmrsY, DYsrErsrA, DERILiTr, and,
indeed. Alb COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VIrIA-
rsD on IMrunR Boon. The popular belief
in " inptrity ofMo blood" Is founded In truth,
for sOrofula is a degeneration Of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sarsapa-
Tilla is to purify md regcneratc this vital fluid,
without which sound health il impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
Az ER'8
Cure,
roH THE srxYDY \ or

Inssrmlttsnt Fever, or Fever andAgue,
RemittSnt Fever, Chin Fever, Dumb
AKue, Periodical Headache or Biltous
HsadasnS, Sna naiiors Esvers, insooa
Ing IN hillary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria Sf Haasmatic Countries.
We are enabled mere to offer the community .
remedy which, while II cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless IN any;
quantity. Such q remedy IL invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CuRB" expels the miaSmatic poison Of FKvnR
AMI AouB from the system, and prevents the de-
velopnent Of the disease, if takon on the 6rst APP
proach Of its prembnitory symptoms. Itisnot only
the best remedy ever yet Uncovered for ibis class
n complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity We supply for q dollar brings Il within the
each Of even body and in bilious districts, where
FEVER N AoUK prevails, every body should
have it and use II freely both for cure and prstec-
ton. Agrsat superiority Of this remedy over any
ethu ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of lntesmiitcnts Is that it contains no Quiniue
o. mineral, consequently Il produces no quiniIm Or
ether hilarious sHecn whatever upon the c~oustitus
lion. Those cured by it arc LETT aslheslthy ~ u
day had nsvsf bad the disease.
Fever Ahdt Ague is not alone the consequence o.
es nfasmade poison. A great variety Of disus-
iera aYiss hVm It's irritation, among which arc
Esunalgs, MssasGtlm, Gsak, Hs1deebs, Bknk.
aSss, Tcothsehs, Eqrdche, Coscyrh, Ankste, Pdk
Dteei64. FaiaflJ A6etgioa Of tie Spleen, Bysttr-
IN PoiN n ne Bopss, Cote, P6rsIysis Cd D.
sa.esS~rt Of the Stomach, all Of which, when
sig'nAtAg % this caasp, oHt on the integlsike1e
hpS " bsroms periodical. This "tuRn .enpels
he poison dom the blood, and consequently e6rcB
'thon al alike. Il is an Invaluable proteSdon to
hnniFreata aud persons travelling or temporarily
pssiding ia tbs malarious districts. Htskla ocolp
sionsly Or esty while exRossd to the infsston.
that VII he eScfetea from the system, nnd cannot
~Secounlssa Do sufficient quantity to ripen ihio de.
sGse. Henss Il. u even more valuable f9 pfoteo-
hon ibsR esre, and few will ever suffer hoI Inters
nitteps ifthsy avail themsSiyes u ~ ps0,6etoa
this Pepsdy sforda. q
IsspassAND s.J a kyER& g. %. ISu<A xram
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07

TIlE ALABAMA.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF CAPT. sEMMEs.
MIR Mason tho REPRESENTATIVES, al

OFFICIAL REPORT OF CAPT. sEMMEs.
Mr.. Mason, the representative of
the Confederate Government, has
sent q copy Of this report to the
fines Capt Semmes says that
in an hour and ten minuets the
Alabama was'found to bein y sink.
ing stage, the enemy's shells hav,
ing exploded on her sides and be-.
tween decks. For a few minuets
he had hopes of reaching the
Frepch coast, but the ship filled
rapidly, and thefurnacc fires were
extingnished. Captain Semmes
says: | now hauled down eolors to
prevent the further destruction of
life, and dispatched \ boat to inform
the enemy Of our condition, al,
though we were within 400 yards
from each other. Theenemy fired
above five times after colors had
been struck. II is charitable t.
suppose that a ship-of war of a
christian nation could not have
done this Intentionally. Some
twenty mihuets after my furnace
fires had beeh. extinguished, and
the ship being on the point OF sink
ing, every man in obedience to q
previous order which had been
to the crew, jumped over
and ehdeavoured to save
himself. There was no appearance.
of any boats coming from the ener
my after tho ship went down.
1t was fortunate myself thus escap.
ed to the shelter of the neutral flag.
on board Mr.. L~ancaster's yacht
together with about
others.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
What Has the Lincoln Admins
trstIon Done for America
What

Let the hundreds of millions of
debt-the hundreds Of thousands
of men slain and disabled in the
war-the tens of thousands Of
children made fatherless, of wives
made widows-the millions upon
millions Of property destroyed, on.
sver the question.
The United States q few years
back, were a grand confederation
OF Ststes-great, united, prosper
Gus, aud happy. at peace at home
respected abroad. But now, sll
is ruin, deoola.iop, Impending
bankruptcy tie old Union, a.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
:. ~ Aut Plaintiff Preblo County, ohiu
80 Court Of
ag.,, common

.snst court OF
Jacob Ault ct al,
Jacob Ault Of Jay county, Indiana, alza'
81 beth Walker, and Daniel Walker her huS
bandof Randolph county, Indiana, Abraham
Ault, ofElkhart county, Indiana, John Ault,
Of Miami county, Indiana, George Ault, Of
Clark county, Illinois, William Ault, of Jay
county, Indiana, William A Ault, o minor
ur der the age OLA years Of Prebls county,
Ohio, sasan Shields, and Albert .. Shields
her husbandof Jay county, Indiana, and
Isaac Ault Of Randolph county Indiana,
heirs and legal representatives of friedrich
AMT, late Of the said county OF Preble. and
state Ct Ohio, deceased, will take notice tina
the above named plaintiff, on the Sd day Of
June, A. D. 1864. filed his petition against
them in the Office of the clerk of the court Of
common pleas, Of said county Of Preble, set.
ting forth that said friedrich Ault, on or Al
bout the 9th day of March, A. d. 1864, died
seized in fec simple OF the Northwest quar-.
ter dissection in Township 8, of Range 2,
in said county If Preble, containing i24
Bcres OF land, more or less; That the same
descended to and vested in, said plaintiff and
said defendants, as such heirs and legal re-.
representatives. ofsaid deeedent, as an estate
Of inheritance in fee simple, and, praying
that partition be made, or, if that cannot be
done without manifest injury, then that the
premises may be sold as directed by law -
And, the defendants are further notified that
the plaintiff will make application to said
court, at tho term thereof commencing on
the sth day of August, A. D. 1864, for Ill
orGer If partition, and for such other orders
and proceedings as may be legally and pro.
perly taxed ia the promises.
ZOOS 4 STEPHENS
Atty's for petitioner
Attest
RI Shank Crk
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
GEN. WILSON'S OPERATIONS.

Daring the recent raid, sixty
miles OF railroads were destroyed.
The Da lvilIe road, it is reported,
could not be repaired in less than
forty days. He destroyed all he
blacksmith's shops, where the rails
might be Strengthened, and all the
mills where scantlings for sleepers
could DO sawed Wilson's loss con,
sists OLA wagon train used to carry
ammunition, his ambulance train,
and twelve cannon. Tho loss in
men. including those from Kautz's
division, is about 5000.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
WAR NEWS.
FROM GEN. sHERMAN'S ARMY.
[oFFlcIAL
WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHIEGToN, D. C..
July 3--9 H. N,

[oFFlCIAL.
WAG DEPARTMENT, W~AsHIEGToN, D. CT
July 3--9 I. NJ.
To Major General Dix:
The following telegram, dated to-day, at
Marietta, Ga, was received this evening from
General Sherman, giving the successful
result of the thanking operations in progress
for some days past;
The movement on cur right CEASED the
enemy to evacuate. We occupied Kenesaw
st daylight, and Marietta ats 30 A NJ. Tho.
mas is moving dowa the rain road toward
the Chattahoochir, and Mcpherson toward
the mouth of the Nickajack, on the Sandtown
Our cavalry il on The extreme TANKS.
Whether the enemy will halt til 8 side of the
C~hattahoochic VIII soon be known. Mari.
eta is almost entirely abandoned by its in.
ha5'tants. More than a mile of the railroad
lion has beea removed bstw, en- the town
and the foot of tie Kenesaw.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
For iht Democratic preus.


ER. RfEss-SIn zee BY this ipi
sue of our week. organ, that you
are attacked By one mean, dirty
scoupdrel. Do moi think that the
balderdash comes from any of our
party. believe comes directly
from one Of the fallen b~nttsrnpts0
-fvour own friends. q ! have no
doubt that ths nertY who wrote it,
is one who never had brains enoGs
to earn what would buy waste pa.
per for his private use. Some help
less fools creep dong, living ont of
what others made before thcm.
Such is theparty who attacks you
this week in our paper. The writer
is anxious to turn the Press into
a channel which hewould like to
cut iorit during the next campaign.
Of all the contemplate and despi.
fellows / know Of, the writer
of the PERSONAL attack 1 allude to,
is the most spiteful, envious and
feeble. Pity you do not know the
real character of some of yonr bo-
gus and nondescript Democrats.
AN ABOLITIONIST.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-07-07
R0Ap NorIcE.

The viewersand surveyors 90 appointed By
the Commishiouefs d Rrebis county, Il their
last regular June session, 20 view and survey
a NED county road, on the following route,
W.; beginning at the Eaton 4 Lewisburg
Free Turnpike, ana on the line between sec.
tioEs II and IA, in Washington township,
and running thence east on said line. and
on The line between sections Is and 10, and
between sections II and 10, in Twin Town
ship, to irtelsect the Twh township Free
Tarnpikc, will meet 1t thepiace of beginning
above named, on Friday, the 5tha iy Of Aug
nst next, for the purpose Of viewing and surf
veying said road. Il
Petitioners.
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