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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

YAEKEE ACCOUNT CT THE DELrH OF GIN Polk
The Louisville Journal Of the 2S h ultimo states that
the death OF General Leonidss Polk which took lace
about noon on the l4th instant under the 70 lowing
reuntA ucss as detailed to By CORES =
General Sherman had been riding along our Ices the
eutre day, from right to lef He has keen, qck eve,
Watchiul and with the aid OF DO werul elass he
discovered three general field officers OF the enemy with
the staff making their way 10 the crest OF Pine noun
tam where they could obtain compre hensiye view Of
the location OF our ncs of battle and our arr
for making attacks and repslling assaults General
Sherman watched their moEemests and saw soma of The
group TIE mountain akng oberva iona Tho Wig LIANT
General rapidly rode up to the battery best located TO
reach the rebel officers aud found ii to be Simorsons
the ever faithful AS It noon, the men had IeIIy
oil left their gu1s for their meals GoDg no tn one of
the pieces General Sherm'n asked for the Hi ;er in
charge, and beng told ho WAC at his dim 10 was
summoned ID return instantly. When tic euten ant
arrived, ulder The neraps personal elton, shell
seEt on to Pine mountsn. IL his fallen about 25
feat too Short little fuse and you have it, said
Sherman, Alter watching lie effect The next shot
struck some one, OF coarse not known at the time -
That will do, slid the general in q quit, cool tone
and then rode Of followed by single orderly the usual
numerical strength OF his e sd stsf
"A rbel prioner states that Joe John.ton and Har-
dee we're the other generals il company with Polk Al
ths time the first she'll struck, the two first named gen
erals remarked simultaneously that they had 10 desire
10 make hreastWOiks of themselves for Yankee
to play upon, aud so they Stepped aside undeF cover
The neghborng trees. Polk said he was rot afraid of
Yankee shel and held bis posi- ion. Scarcely had he
spoken thus when tie second she'll teruna ed the rebel
generals life. The rebel prisoner by whom these fact
we're detSied was cap urtd aud k,n 70 Gen Whita
ker's headquarters. He belonged 10 Gen. Bates d vi
sion which that day occupied Pine mountain, and WA
wilma fifty feet OF Gen. PJk when de vas killed aue
saw the whole occurrence"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

THE IRIsH IL THE UEIrKD STArEs.-There is some
thing very significant in the cessation Of sbue on tn,
The latter welcomed when they arrive not as com
tlors for higl wsgGs, but food for Confedsrats
powder. "The GermIn aud Issh mllioi.," says Ener.
SOP, "hAve great deal Of guano in thei, destiDy.
They are ferried Over The Asantic aud carted ever
Amercl to ditch and to drudge to make corn cheap,
AID then to liz down prena urey to ma a fpo' Of
be thu in that hard faying than wen was written
The lrsbman the negro OF the NORTH but he is net
30 we'll taken fare OF bscsuse be do.s rot cost go
much. l. ctunot surely be l,ng before our emigra1s
discover the ma re of the bourne which they seek
The Realm British J' q tAH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
The Situation.

S,-,hsrB aatss Of The h represent thAtthe OOnfsd
-, ,orcs IN Maryland has retired rom before Frede-
"a, .ith the view probably, Of meeting Hunter, W6O
b. 5or.ed to have arrived at HlroOek. The Herald
prolouncss Ibis "rAid" ether contemplate fzIle, or
,,s protou0dess and most formidable sra ege
itsTy movement Of modern times. Il also
Z 7cs he grA,u'tovs Information that inIssioas
sssDgthen The Lineolnte Administration, but
rgsts 20 state that an invasion in the third
year Of gigantic war indicates anything but lack Of
treDgh on the part Of the cAly weaker peOp',
and ahords precious 30 encouragement to the advO-
Gates Of speedy suppression OF the rebellion num-
b CT interesting items in regard 10 the var vii be
{ ard n oUr tslegrapho and news columns. Gold is
2F6
The Danish var has commenced again, causing much
excitement In England and the prospect OF an OF mp'
70 overthrow the Palmersson ministry. new vessel
Is aid to be fitting out for Capita Ssmmes. We trust
re nav get t. and think the chances are that he Wl
EngisA seruples about the laws may be overcome 0y
tie desire 70 reta6 the commerce of the Wor lin British
b,.;ons. Confederate cruisers must bs KEEP. sa9as
Dc As Os nsTas or else Yanke, ;rafs the will
re We, 70 The great detrimsnt Of Jhou Bull
The London Timss is severe On Gen. Grant.
Llte papsrs from Georgia state tia. tae eoeuy is
threatening our lets Eith large baby Of troops, and
l. dsplaying great activity generally.
G neral 3 D. Lee teleg'aphs that The enemy have
n vsd out 80 niles fs0m Lagrange and that he feels
so.e % rspel them.
We are without news from Petersburg or Charleston.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

LIBERAL LANDLORD r. s. Bowles, proprietor Of
the Collins House, Gren.da, Mss in card to the trav
cling public published in the Atlanta Appeal says:
Az much as Mississippi has been abused, most of our
hearts overflow with love and kindness for the soldier
who's giving his Lille fer liberty and homes. And
t. prove it, If you should stop Mt the Collins House
charge two do lars meal and eight dollars day for
board Il has been M cusom and still Is If YOU have
no money, my bill is n5hing and II you have no mo-
ney 10 lake you home, always lend and you can pay
wien you are able Soldiers wives and mohe without
money have always been welcome at the Collins House.
The steamer Druid, Capt e. Til.ob, has arrived at
Confederate port, ii7 ~. ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
CORRECTION.
PrrEsssuka, July lllh, 1854

To the Editor of the Whg;
There appeared 10 your paper few days ago an al
,;.la u,a,r the heading of " Rare OO0nesS in which
the pAue of the gOIlspt young officer was enormously
,;D,sd Major carky There is no such officer in our
nor is there any person of that name in Peters
hnrg I. Should have been AsjOr William Caskie, of
Richmond.
Major Caakis was TWO, struck during the day BY
pieces Of shell, but was uuiDjured.
"E S. A." will pardon the correction.
ARTILLKRYMAN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

EIEKLLED PROM THE MLRKEr.-In our rspor. of the
meeting ct he Council, held Monday evening" we emit.
ted to iOB that tey, In pu sasncc Of recoumen
daon Of tic ketcommitlee expelled John p sedd,
bucher from tie Second Market bis cfencs beirg, on
this occasion buying in the market TO cell again.
T lis ia the thi! d time he has been expelled
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

E4sT Tmls Conns.-IhS Selma Reporter learn,
'sSi 1ous sod in Calhoun county, the Alabama
~ fsanessse railroad few days since, at $50 per
hunorod pounds. Another letter from Greene says
81 wheat vii open At Is PER bushe in that county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

HABRAs CoIPUs. -Jordan Miller, charged with re-
ceirng horse stolen nom Ed j. Duvs ard re.u ed the
privilege o! bail by the examining court yesterday sued
ou.a 'ri. OF ha5eas corpus which will be risd before
Judge Lyons t:is Eoruiag.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
zee YANKEE FORTIFlOATIONs Az REAMS'.

l. has been stated in the Express that the sth army
co 'ps of Gen. Grants army Gen. Wright commanding,
moved do En to RsNms station, the Petersburg and
Weldon "a lrosd, Wednesday, June 29tb, TO aid wills ~
and KAuE who we're in q very unpeasa t situation on
the morning Of that day. Wright was accompanied by
Sheridan With two brigadss Of cavalry. These troops
reaohs Rsams toO"late TO be Of any service to the
raider, for when they. arrived the Yankee horsemrn
had been routed aod flying in every direcior.-
Blu. Wright and Sheridan determined not to have their
march for nothing, aud, hang at Reams, ptoO ,eded
forfy the place. The extent Of the forti6cAtions
and the subs manner in which they are built can
only be real zsd by actual observation. Ire breast
works commences sore two sr three miles east Of the
SatoU, and running 10 dus westerly direction extend
along in front OF Ok Grove Church. the railroad
cro'e round 10 point south, near DR.. CrAwfofd's
former place, and cute nile from the "a Ioad station.
rney built OF posts driven into the ground, ABOUT
eight or ten feet walled up the inside with fence
rSB and earth thea dug aud thro IN on the outside
The removal Of the earth forms dIch In 'front.' but the
ditch is entirely dry and if the present drouth continues
likely TO remain %.
About half mile bslOS the sation, to the east Of the
rirOad aud immsdis ely tie Halifax stage road are
Vs redans for the protection Of cannon al OF which
d play considerable engineering skll
But the most notable fesu Of these works ia found
il he oct that they ali the Te.us Of about fifteen
or sixteen hours opera ions. Upon viewing the works,
his appears incredible, bat gen emen Who live In the
Vicni assure OF the fact Xnother striking fact IN
Oouuecdoa with this amount Of labor Is its basy
abandonment by the enemy. They srrived wednesday
sV, nj proceeded Immediately TO tOrfy, AndOn Friday
morning. O'clock were rapidly relreAtug to the main
body OF Grant, army. This tie most fortunate re-
traat the enemy ever made Had they remained u lil
daylight fhurlday morning, Wright anu bis six b army
corps ene would nov have been uader the ground and
at The OoniederAe pIsOn in Georgia But the pdus-
trious and cunning dogs snelt the lagss kind of MICE
and the negebors Inform US that when ghs cavalry
scouts reported great clouds of dust to the west and
every indication Of army wi banners" moving to-
wards their rear, that they stood upon the order
OF their gong, but went at oncs."-Pst Express.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

sERIoUuT WeUNDED.-CAptAin Alexander Hslsey,
son of Sch Haley, E q, of Lynchburg, was danger
ously If not MORALLY wounded il cavalry skirmish,
on the srd instant near smithAeld in Jefferson county
Va, while galantly leading his command. The ball
entered his abdomen and passed into the groin.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

RAM-The city was visited by ssoser Monday eve.
ling which vet the groudd TO the depth OF BALI Al
inch
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

An IMPARTIAL CRITIonK-A story is tia By disiir.
gushed American sculptor of the cool reception which
1t was the figure of looking out upon the sea-
as trying TO get glimpse of he vessel that contained
her sailor husband. The figure was scarcely demi-
draped tbcu. the neck which seems 10 have been Il
only point which struck the poor ldys attention.
WELL what do you think o. her ?" asked the eager
expectant of mothers praise 'I think" said the
mIrcn, with decision, THAT no decent woman would be
teen out Of doors in such aplightl"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

The Nashville Times, June 2lsl Acknowledges for the
2Oth Co ps (HOOksll loss of 800 men since they
lefs Dalton
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

HusiISG' CoukT.-In this court cn yesterday, Lizzie
slave OF William N. Gary, convicted Of burglA riors.
ly breaking aud entering the house Of Vim. Tyree aud
,ieslrg'6Vo dretes.
Daniel say. Of Andres Els; and Dick, slave Of Ri
T. Alvey vSre tried for breaking nio toe house Of Ham.
mend GerdDg and Sealing money groceries and bran
dy They aeqli ted in The absenc, OF any positive
testimony identifying them as The burglars. Could their
identity have teen established tie court would have
hung them. l-ss than week they will break into
somebody e!ses house.
iAntcrio SIuinni was examined aud Sent on 10 the
Hastings Court to be tried for stealing $4,000 from
the cafe Of the 70 incl" offc.
Anionio Sam.Ln was aso examioed aad sent on 10
BE- red for stealing $500 from John J. Palmer Bail
was refused him in both cases. s.d he was con mitted
tOjil. ...-t
Ben, slave Of John II. Gentry, was ordered 10 be
whipped Tor STEALING 50 600 in ate bank notes aud
$500 in gold from Ms Lucy v. Meyers. Four OF the
i've magistrates comprising the cour! voted 10 hang
this gro. oOe dissenting voice javed hm.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

TIE HERALD ON CHASE.-The New York Herald, in
is editorial notice Of Secretary Chass's resignation,
says:
Mr. Lincoln long srce had sufficient eyidenc, of the
i9capaey Of Secretary Chase m,nage the finances Of
the country in crisis like this He has beenfo three
years committing blundsrs upon bupders kept the
monetar! affairs OF the naiOn ia an excited aud unse;-
tied condition until the premium geld has got up to
fabulous price ard tie financial credit of tie fGtion
has Dee. brought to the verge of ruin He has managed
to enrich te" fSvoiie brOkeS Wills the masses have
been grooming under the enormous prices of the neces
ssri's OF life 10 Short Secretary Case for some time
past has to all appearances, been trying TO Guido JEFF
Davis financial minister, Mr. Memm niger, end reduce
the value OF our currency, possible below that Of the
waste paper of the Coniederacy. With tia s.at
bic eVderc, of his msma agemsnt and its deletero IS
ELECTS saring him in the face everywhere no one but
Abraham Lincoln would HAYS iesaned MIN OF she head
OF the Treasury AZ long as he has been retained The
change has not been brought about one day TOO soon
for the good Of the country.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

cases before the Mayor yesterday bat in tn sbsenca OF
witnesses only one Of them ~ss disposed OF.
Emeline Harris, free negro rdered TO be whip
ped for cruelty beating little Skitc boy, Of Mrs.
Martha Farmer, with cowkiie. The negro confessed
the oence bu. said sbe did it accidentally. The wit
nesses estfsi that the ltlo boys back covered
with great whslps"
The following are tie cases which were called aGd
continued E
Horace oran, twelvs years CID ch4rg with sdiog
and absttng Clay R,Rliog'. aged nine, 70 pick the
pocket of Mies Mary Eizlee!h TraiDua Of si5 II will
DO Iecoleo,td Rawlings discharged the previous
day account Of his RENE YOUTH
Chares O. fitzpatrick, charged with violating the
anti liquor law, by di.pen.iDg liquors to be drunk In
the &c pod Idea" saloon.
Lnora ass, char sed with vthi g city ordinance
by erecting avIIg in font of her Iesd ,nes on Mar
snail rect, near street:
james 4. ShunsSer, chTgad with stealing horse
from sOme person uakn)sp.
William i. Cortl,y, pfepris.or Of tho Spo's wood
Hotel, charged with violating the sntliquor law by
retail ardent prIts to be drurk 10 HE bar roor In
this case tie poise officer gentleman take drink
at the bargot iLt, conversation With him, and learned
hs. the po;ation in which he he'd INDUCED was brandy
--Do soda water aad raspbsry vinegar This time.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

HAaD CASA poor young Somfn. employed in one
of the Government Departments at the begsaly salary
of 81 500 per anbum went to the Old sarke. on Mon
day morning with tie inteLtion tf laying cut $500 In
veal cult, tom toes and few smell potatoes Tor her
dinner when miacrean. Of s'bOy, abou. twelve years
old, Who h.dni tasted anything but corn bread for
three weeks picked he's picket Of every ceat sEe had,
and tu, for the fact tha. gentlmanIy and kind
hearted butcher offered to trust Ter for five pounds Of
meat she wou have been reduced to the awful ntces-
sty of dhipg that day. on bacon eggs and dry bread.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

A FARM.-1he subscriber wants to rent
Pam IA the Southern part ort State, Northern
OF North CARROLL end employ there for IS 30
negroes, Of both sexes Apply By letter PerfonLly
it-ila - ~. is ANDREW JOHNSTON,
4 jy12-N Auorney al Law,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
=. trs

THs sIx PEs cSsr BONDS --0n The Il instant Mr.;
M smu niger viii OF rcr s4s, by public auction, at tbs
Office of Lancaster & Co., IS 600 coo .shs new nom
taxable Elk per cent bonds Thse bohas are Low be-
ing sold privately a. L,rclher Ca, ani other Gov
eminent repositories a. 1876 the lasett price Obtained
at the recent auction in Columbis, {. The induce
ments tho bonds ef,r invesJmsDts Ter capitol are
now too well appreciated by tie country 10 make ns
cessary Tor US 10 say anything ia Their favor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
PERSONAL

INFORMATION wanted, as to the where
abouts Of Pdvaie ,'s souL0, LIST Regimen. vrgnis
Cavalry, Wiekhsms brgsdt-srd Private Llsurn stcu o.
oh keslnent stonewa Brigade supposed have
ed or captured IN the battles around Richmond
OF May. Address JAaEs n STOUT.
New Hope, Ausustt Co., Va. ,
Northern papers please copy. jyla-Gs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
Enquirer Of
To CAPITALISTS AND FAKmRas.

WANTED
" Immediately by young LADY. Wrg nlan, who's
capable Of teaching Engsh Fench, LaI and hEihemsiis
situation ~ teacher, either 10 private family assistant In
q pablo school,
For further pa:tleulArh address
JACOB NJ RUFF,
jyl2-c2p Lexington Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13

COPARTNERSHIP.
AMES r. BRIDGES was admitted Part
n.r In business lat Instant The yls the nrm
msips unchanged. r. T. POSTER co.,
jyi9-4r la4-- ar. Bankers, No, rs Main street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-07-13
LATER FROm THE UNITED STATES.

We lle indebted to q friend for copy Of the NeNo
York Herald of the oh, iron which make the follow
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
NOTICE.
bISSOL U7I0N or PIRTNERSN
LEGAL NOTICE.
April %, 1864

=,
Solomon Weaver, p''u pr"1'e Common
W.. Pleas Petition
Caiherire weaver deit lor latu'loh
CATHERINE WEAVER, widow Of Mi
" chael Weaver. Of Preble county, Ohio.
ii. N. burtch, Elizabeth Bur,ch, Of Darkc
county, Ono, John W. Q illing and Gather
ne Quilting, Pet r SmucNer and Lavinia
Smucker, Of Pr'ble county, Ohio, James Is.
Dicks aud Margaret Dicks, of Montgomery
county, Ohio, and George W. Lee ana
Eliza Ice, Of Miami county, Ohio, are
hereby notified that CT the LIST day OF April,
1854, Solomon Weaver filed in tie Clcrs s
lice oi the Court of Common Pleas, of
treble county, Ono, his Petition, wherein
he states that Michael Weave: died seized
Of certain real estate. situate in Probe
county, Ohio, and joining the corporation
of the Gown Of New Paris, in SAID county,
and being 1851 acres, more or less, Of
land situate in, and being part of the West
half oi Section 20, Township ., Range
Fast, and heing the same lands conveyed To
said Michael Weaver, by Thomas Wilson,
by decd, dated November lCth, 1852, and
recorded in volume -, PIP. 308-9, land
records OF PrebIe county, to which reference
IS given for particular description
And further stating that the SAID lands
descended to the above named children OF
said Michael, subject t, dover, and that the
above named tenants ia common, on the
18Th Of March, 1862, by writings duly
eXecu ed, assigned to the said Catherine
Weaver, widow, as ard Tor her dover estate
IN 80 promises, all that part thereof lying
East Of the Dayton and Western Railroad,
containing one and n half acres, more or
'cSs, with Gil the buildings and improve
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
sHERIFF's SALE.
Jan, 2s, lsaA-ig

Andrew Wright, Preble
IS. Common Pleas
James Wright, etsl, In Partition.
ID, virtue Of an order of Sale issued from
Ollie Court OF Common Pleas of Prsble
Cou Itv, Oslo. in the above s:at'd case, and
directed TO the sheriff Of said county, | will
Her for sale at public auction, at the door
ofthe Court House in Eaton, in said coun.
ty, on Saturday,
The 14sh day of May, A. D. 1854,
b~etwcentsc hours Of ! end 4 o'clock, P. NJ.
Of sqid day, the following real estate, situa-
ted in the county Of Preble, ann State Of
Ohio, aud bounded and described rs fol.
ows, tu.wit: i0O acres situate and being in
the West side Of the Northwest quarter Of
Section 2s, in Township ., Of Range 3 East,
bounded on the East by q sixty acre tract in
lie nSme quarter, owned by Jacob Trout,
and extending to the original line Of the
quarter on the North.wCst and South res.
pectivelv, and 20 acres in and of the North
side OF the Southwest quarter of said Sec.
ron rs, Township ), Range ) East. and
more particularly described in a deed exc.
cuted to intesi.le, on the 9th day Of Au.
gust, 1929, by John Flora and wife anG "a.
corded in tho recorders Office Of said county
of PreSle.i in Book 10, page 100, OF the re.
cord OF deeds, ires aud clear Of Dover, Ap.
praised at $7,2OC,O0 {.
Also 70 acres in, and being all Of the
East half OF the Southeast quarter Of Sec.
ton ~, Of tAo said Township 8 Range Sex.
cept 10 acres of of and in the Southwest
corner of said half quarter sold and convey.
I'd TO one Jacob Yost. The said halfousr.
ter is moro particularly described in mites.
tE'eS deco therefor from Isaac j. Eiken.
berry, bearing date the 18th day OtJune,
1885, and recorded in Book lS, page 2l9, of
the record Of deeds Of said county osPreble,
and So acres ! rood and Is poles pare Of and
in the South west quarter Of Section 400
Township E, Range 3, beginning at the
Southwest corner OF said quarter and ruin.
ming thence North 44', West on Section
line li2 poles TO a corner, thence West s5lSS;
East parallel with Section line SO polssto
q corner, thence South AZ, East parallel
with Sc ction line l42 poles TO the South line
Of the quarter thence Vest on sad lima SO
poles to the place Of beginning, and being
the same tract conveyed to intestate BY John
Shuey, by deed dated March 81. lS43, and
recorded in Book 81, page GAG, ofthe record
otdeeds Of said Prebla county, free and clear
Of dowcr, Appraised At Sc 72g.9ti
TERMS OF SALE.-0nc.tl iri~ cash, oh
tthe day of sale, one-tlird in one year, and
he residue in two years from the day of sale;
deferred payments TO bear ak per ceasiniSr
est, and muat DO secured by mortgage on the
premises.
JOHN Il. McCLEAF,
Sheriff Of Preblc County Ohio.
Foot l. SrEPnEEs htt'ys.
April IA, lSG4-!dS rPr f.. lIipe.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

Easd the statement NJ ere n The OLDEST
CHEMISTS IL CINCINNATI.
(" hereby earthly that I have Ip'n made
acouaintcd with SCOEILL'S GARSAth
RIGLA AND STILLIEGIA. ny sLo0p AN2
LIVER SYRUP. TIL INGREDIENTS are
sAtirsly vegetable, aud no mineral sntsrD
MO tho Preparation"
W. MERRlLL.
Gre door west Of BOE1et House, Cincinnati
Tsr safe by tha Yrorriators.
A. L. sC0VILL & CO.,
RO. u TsSt Eighth SLSst, Cincinnati
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28

WI Ne shttsi e~R or tie esont and get a
pam phlet containing certificates Of cures from
well kNOwN CITIZENS OF 1.ECINNATIi
e&- scbyilI'a Blood and liver Syrup ia
COMPOSED ENTIRELY Of FEGETA-
BLEs. aud Is PERFECTLY SAFE for chill.
DREE to use, in rasc Of sore , 'outh or eruption
4 tn. skin. If NOTIFIES VALuI the
health Of their children, tb Y shouih .rHdi.
aa,S tGs sesdS e. the disesI before il 10 too
hsa.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-04-28
FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned having conclude Join
the Army, oilers for sale his Farm sitn.
ated on Banta's Fork, , miles northeast Of
Eaton; It contains 1924 acres, so acres nm.
der cn'ti'silon. This farm contains about
90 acres of the best bottom land, is we'll
watercd, has on it a good Saw Mill. a good
bank barn, 4 good Dwelling House, and an
excellent spring, Purchasers can have from
ono to hive yearsto make ayment
Eco Ii, lSG4-tf ELI THOMPSON.