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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1864-10-21
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BRAINERD & BURRIDGE,
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Wood, Book illustrations, Buildings, Horses Il
cites, Agricultural g. Commercial Cuts in Tints,
Seals, Stamps, & Machinery in every variety. OF
Style. .,- ....... 502tf
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County Surveyor, Hambden, Geauga Co, Q.
Those living at distance wishing Surveying
done by the Surveyor will have their calls punct
ually attended to, by addressing him by letter,
gi wing five days notice. Direct oil ietle's 10
Ham6den, Geauga County, O.. 595
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eign Patent Agency, No 8 Bank ST., Cleveland,
Ohio. We are prepared to transact business of
every description. relating to Inventions, Draw
ings, Caveats, Specifications, Patents, Infringe
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4. G. GRlER,
Attorney at Law and Solicitor in Cha ncery
Also Prosecuting Attorney and Circuit Court
Commissioner for Bay County. UOfice in the
Court House Buildings. Bay City, Michigon.
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The JeffersOnian Democrat
rs PUBLISHED EvEnY FRIDAY MORNING AT
CHARD0N, GEAUGA CO., OHIO.
10. CONVERSE, Proprietor.

Office on the West Side Of the Public Square
Directly over wilkins & Kelley's Store.
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I'VE take no note OF Time but by its loss.
To give IL then tongue is wise in" wa,chma
...... (kers
P. ALLEN, JR.,

Would say to the human race,
That he thinkers away at the same old place
To Clocks and Watches ails he puts an end;
He is their true and only faithful friend.
Oils up their joints, eradicates their pain,
They tick for Joy, as though quite young again;
Jewelry repaired at the shortest notice, and
oil work done on the most reasonable terms.
HChardon, Aug Goth, 1864. 763tf
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SUBSCRIPTIONS s. sexss ,es NEw y y.
10th 6ov ernmeut Bonds, received by
MURRAY e. CANFlELDS.
Char don, Aug. l2th, 1864 76lwd
sNLOVER SEED. GLOVER SEED. A good
supply oi Clover Seed for Sale by
1888 WILKINS g. KELLEY.
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o., WILKINS g. KELLEY,
General Dealers in Groceries, Hardware
Dyestuffs, Flour, Fish, Yankee Notons, &c
Store in New Hock. Chardon, Ohio 767
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FARMLY HOUSE,
New Hotel. fronting Park y gainesville, Ohio
s. Burridge, j., Proprietor. d. Burridge's Lv
CRY and Omnibus Line attached to the House.
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R. CREIGHTON,
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Herald Buildings, Clevelund, Ohio. e1rBlank
Books Ruled and Bound to order. Old Books
Rebound. 526
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

MURRAY e. CANFIELDS,
Bankers, Chardon. Ohio. Office second door
north Of Ayres' Store. Buy and sell N. Y. FIX,
$40 Coupons, Gold and Silver. ra 743wti
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-03-05
ATTENTION, SOLD!ERSI
M THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS

AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS,
We cailih attention Of all having rea
,ions or friends IN the army to the fact that
Germ am Buffers will cure
a,ne tennis 81 The diseases induced by ex-
posure and priv atoms incident TO camp life.
In the lists, published almost daily ~ the
newsne pers. on the arrival Of the sick. u
will be noticed that very large proportion
are suffering from debility Every csse Of
that kind can be readily cured by Hoo n srd's
German Biters. Diseases resulting from
disorders q the digestive orgsns are speed
liIy removed We have no hesitation in
stating that, ID these Bitters were freely
used among our soldiers, hundreds o. lives
mich, be saved that otherwise will be lost.
BEWARE on COUNTERFEITS.
| See that the signature OF C. M. Jackson
lie on the WRAPFER Of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE IS cESrs,
OR HAP boz. ron 81 90
should your nearest druggist not have
The article, do not be put of by any Of the
inroxic a,ing preparations that may be offer
ed in its place, but send 70 us, and we will
forward. securely packed, BY express
~ Principal Office and Manufs Glory,
No. 631 Arch Street.
JONES a. EVANS.
(Successors 20 Z. M. jackson g. Coz
Projectors.
nyFOR SALE 10 Jasper. BY NJ. FRND-
MAN, and Drugpisls and Dealers in every
,osn ia the United States.
Feb 9Th, 1864 -ly.
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NOTICE

is hereby given to 81 persons interested
that The undersigned have filed Their
petition 70 the Honorable Board OF County
Commissioners OF Dubois county. lDdians
with The County Auditor, OF said county
praying for the vacation Of on alley. in the
town Of jasper. in said county, designated
on the recorded ph, thereof. ne dividing
lots No. l2S and III Of said town. and com.
mencing on Newton street. end running
thence east feet wide along The south eide
81 said los NJ. las, and north side Of SAID
Lot No. III to an eIev running along the
the eas, side Of said Lots, and that said
petition vii BE- hesrd ~ the next term Of
the Commissioners Court. 81 said county.
JACOB SCHMIDT
BRUNO BUETTNER.
Jan. 3O:h. 1864 -5w.
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THE GREAT AMERICAN
TEA COMPANY.

No. 81 Nesey street, New York;
Since lie organization. has created new
era in the history Of
Wholesaleing Teas in this Country
They have introduced ihsir selections 81
TEAS, and sre selling them a. net over
ITWO.CENTs (02) per pound above Cost
Never devisling IRON the ONE PRICE
asked.
4 MOTHER peculiarly 81 The Company
~ is that their TEA TAsTFR not only DE-
votes HE time 10 The selection o. their TEAS
az TO quality, value, and particular styles
for particuIa iocsiiiies Of country, but h.
helps the TEA buyer TO choose out Of their
enormous stock ench TEAS rs ere bret
adapted to HE particular ws-'s, aud not cnly
HE. but points out 10 him sss bsrgsife
| IL 10 easy 10 see the incalculable sdvsn
,sge TEA BUYER has 10 this biis.lraen
over III others.
II he 10 no Judge Of TEA. or The MARKET
liz HE time 10 valuable, he has I'll the benefi
of well organized system ofdoing business
Of an immense capital, OF the judgement
Of professional Tea TAsTEE, and TIE
knowledge " superior statesmen.
This enables all Tea buyers--nc matter
liz they are thousands OF miles from This
msrket--to purchase on % good terms here
az the New York merchsn's
Parties can order Teas and will be served
by US a. well - though they came them
aelver, being sure 20 get original packages
irue weights and rsres; and the Teas sre
w srrsnted as represented.
\ We issue q Price List OF the Compsny's
Tess, which will be sent to al Who order IL;
comprising
dyson. Young Tyson. Imperial. Gnn-
powder, Twankay and Skin.
00LOHG, SOUcH0NG, ORANGE AND
HyS0n PEK0E.
JArAx TEA Of every description. colored
and uncoiored.
THE list has each kind OF TEA divided in
to FOUR Glasses. namely: CARGO. high
CARGO. FINE. FINEST. thst every one
may understand IRON description and the
prices annexed that the Company are deter
mined 10 nndersell the whole Tea trade.
We guarantee 10 sell ALL our Teas AZ
nor over TWO CENTS coz Csnis) per
pound above cost, believing this 70 be at
trsctive 70 The many who have heretofore
been paving Enormous Prof's.
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
Importers and Jobbers, No 81 vefey Street.
NEW YORK.
September 26. 1663.-3m
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anthony Stcimhauscr,

Residence opposite Indiana Hotel. J asper.)
HAS . large siock Of Dry Goods. Groce-
u nes end Notions. which he is desirous
Of peddIing out on the principle OF "small
profits and quick sales.s lie gives below
some Of his prices, and invites those who
wish to buy. 70 call on him u his home. o.
stop HE wagon, when IN motion. All kinds
Of produce taken Ia exchange fvr goods.
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NOTICE TO HEIRS OF PETITION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE.

State Of indiana, Dubois County:
NOTICE 10 hereby gives thst John g
~ Lorhs, administrator Of :he estate o.
Conrad Wolf deceased, has filed HE peti.
tion 10 sell The real estate Of the decedenf
HE peronai property being insufficient, TO pay
his debts. and 'ha, said petition will BE-
heard ~ the next term Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas az said county.
HENRY A. HOLTIIAUS. G. c. r.
feb. 18Th. 1864 .-3x.
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M-OTIcE IL hereby given that the under
~ Signed will proceed. ~i'h the Smfveyo'
- hub II couasy, On The u = day u Msreh
1854, 11rixSun The hnes bud determine ih'
imudsri@ ~ Secsion No IS rosn
Soulh Range 4 wee,. The iottrmedis,'
lines Will sic, D. rnn srd the corners there
~ esabI,~h-d All persons Interested vii
take notice.
G. II. BRININGE
feb. 9Th. 1864 -3~.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE UFREAI
ESTATE.

DY virtue Of On order Of common Pleas
- Court Of Dubois county. Indiana, al its
January term. 1864. l. Andrew j. Beckett,
administrator. de bonis non, Of the est,te OF
Simeon Hawkins, deceased, viii sell al pub
Tic auction on the premises on Saturday
April the OH, 1864, the following described
real estate belonging 70 said decedent. for
the payment o. debts. subject 10 the widows
third in fee sin. jle, viz: The north west a..
Of the south west a.. Of section 10. town
two (2) south Of range four (4) west, con-
tanning 20 acres, more or less.
TERMS-One half Of the purchase mon
~ cash in hand, and credit Of six mouths
viii be given for the remainder, the pur-
chaser giving note 9th approved security,
bearing interest from date, aud waving
valuation snd. sppraisment laws.
A.. BECKETT, adm'r, de boris non.
Feb. goth. 1864 -4w
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~ Office j. hereby gwen That tho under
IN .,gnrd has been appoiated sdminisIrs.
sm Do bonis non Of the estate o. Simeon
Hawkins. late 81 Dubois county. deceased
said estate IL supposed % be solvent
A J BECKETT, sdmr.
Feb. 90 N, 1854. -3s
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A GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks con
"A silently on hand and for sale lew al the
COURIER OFFICE.
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NOTICES hereby gwen that Bernard
1V EDthofen OF Bsinbsidge Township Du.
bois county, hiss taken up an estray horse
valued end appraised 81 twenty dollars. dee.
cribed % follows: or brown color, both
hind feet white. and bald face, or white
stripe, and star 90 his forehead, . lump
on his right hind lea, 10 about thirteen hands
high, and Isme on the right leg.
Witness nv hand this lib, day Of
Feb. A. u. 1864
III. a. HOLTHAUS G ERIK d. G.
Feb. 10 1864.
Subscribe Tor the Jasper Courier.
Advertise in the Jasper Courier.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINISTRAT TORS NOTICE
NOTICE u hereby given that the under
~ signed has been appointed adminis'rs-
cor. n the estate OF Bernsrd En,hofen. late
81 Dubois county decd; said estate is sue
posed 70 be solvent.
HENRY ENTHOFEN. admir-
Feb 2Osh, 1ss4.-3w.
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MA 'frc|iueH lady O Memphis ''''
her husband twenty-seven months ago, and
che other day give birth 10 three boys Co'
Pat. Richardson says: "This il righ' -
Three times nine makes just twenty -sevsn.'
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COURIER.
arTHE CINCINNATI TYPE FOUN'
my CO. corner Of Vine and Longworsn
s,rsets. ara our agents in Cincinnati.
The Dra:..

The Draft.
hLsxsv, March The follo~in has
been received:
To Major Townsend,''A. P. 81. 9
Be fsily prepared 10 commemorative o'a'
on The lob OF March, snd 70 make i in
everv subdisirict which shall not have rals-
ed i,s quota before March iss.
Volunteers between March IL and 10 p
NAV BE- DEDUCTED after the drsf' commences.
JAS. B. Fry
Provost Marshal General.
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Wcsc RANGvs

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orc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Taun55cs,
Kl1ue1 Complaints,
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FOR SALE By

M. FREaDnAs, Jasper;
FRRD- HoFrnxS. HARRISON Township:
JoHs L. HorFNAS, Coiumbia Township;
Csc. HcFFnAs. HMksson Tow nship;
Gro r. SHURrz. Ferdinsnd;
JoHx q. BEcKnAs. Ferdinand;
ERssr PIcKHARpr, Huningsbure;
l. X. TAYLOR, Ireland;
and by Druggists & Merchants ever where
c. w. ROBACK, Compounder o. stomach
Bitters. Blood Pills, Distiiler snd Msnofs.-
turer OF Catswbs and Swedish Br-nd'ss md
All kinds Of The finest Domestic Liquors
which are sold. wholesale or IN any desired
quantity. o. Nos IS. IS. % and 81 Est
Third Street. Cincinnati. q.
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III Slaves have deprecated in vain" !" ih'
& m,h In gold they hiring shout 800 9ny
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Caseumpsive sufferers wi receive vel
ushIe pvreesipticn for the Ours o. Cos
susrios. AsrHmA. RsoEcnirIs and 81
THRoAr aadLUsc affections. Gree Of charer,.
~ sending their address 10
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSDN
w li-msh-rc. Kings County, New York
Feb Oh. 1864 -6~.
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WAsHrscror, March 1.-The Pretiden'
by message informed the House 70 day I'M
Re had spprovedine bin revivlng the grad
of Lieu,e nan, General. Shortly sterw"rd,
he President sent 10 the s mate The nom.
nation OF Gen. Grant for 'hss position.
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NEW STORE!
Dry Goods Clothing and
G.pncer5ess

TINE undersigned hss just returned from
! the Queen CRY with well seIected
stock Of the above articles. % which he
Invites the attention cf citizens Of Dubois
Icounty. He u confident ne can cell bic
goods a. cheap % any merchant in THE vi
lciniiy. His stock Of gentlemen's Clothing
lis particularly fine Csn end see ~ POUR
selves. a. the b,g brick. knorh n caur'
House. I06tkl ko<'s-<--
SsPvmber Is, lses.-ly = "
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HI HlChHui Uh HRU WHISkSI'
rhsy v sii cnr- she above direa s@s n o nelly
nine cseea cut Of hundred.
R00FLhMD'S GERMAN 6lTTERS!
Are not new and uetrie1 article, but
have stood tbs ties, Of fifteen years trial by
me American public, and their reputs iion
and sale. are not ri, Tiled by any similar
prsprasion
The psoprie,ors have thouss ida q Letters
from the most eminent
CLERcYMEH,
LAwYsRs.
Physicians.
and
CITIzEW,
Testify ing Of their own persona know ledge.
20 the enrfciat effects aud medical virtues
~ these IIitt.r-.
d. You WANT 8 nKTMHo r, STRENGTH
IN You!
Do ipU WAIT ! Coon AFPETIrEi
I'D, YOU VAST TO BUILD UP YorR Co.'S
sriTuIvEs
% YrU WAsr voGEr II DnF n gavou : NESS
10 Yun WAIT EkERGy!
DO YnU VAST To SLEEP WILL!
10 Yuu WAsr a BRisK vIepRuUs FEEL'Sc!
Il you do. use uoorLAEDs GERnAE
BiTTERs.
PARTY cULAR NOTICE.
There IRE mrny proportions cold under
The nsrne Of Bisiefs, pot up 10 qr,rt bottles,
cumpon nded Of The cheapest whskey or
common rum. costing from 20 TO 40 cents
yer gallon, the tate disguised BY A1ise o.
coriander Seed.
! For those who dssire and will have H.
quor Bitters. We pub lish the following re-
ceipt. Get O~K Ba~TLE HooFLiSD's GER
MAS BrTTERs aud mix with THREE QUARTS
of Coon BRANDY or WHISKY, and TIE re-
cult will be . preparation that will far exec
in medical virtues and true excellence any
Of the numerous Liqsor Bllters 10 the mar
kei, and will cost much less. You will have
all the virtues Of HoerLASp's BIrT-Rs Ia
connecsion with good article Of Liquor
al much Ices price Than these in ierioI
preparations wall cost you.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

feb. 9Th. 1864 -3~.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26

the fact that Mr.. Mallory's letter was to be
officially read in the House Of Comm onS.
The proposed sale of the Mcrsey steam
rams to Macmillan and the preparation Of
a r oweriul fleet for the Mexican Empire, are
also Gestures of much importance, 1t will be
seen that the resolution OF the Legislature Of
his State to repudiate the payment %ofin'er-
est in 6 Id to foreign stockholders, has ex-
cited no ittlecommeut and disgust 1t should
be remembered, however. that there are but
few foreign holders Of the State stocks. The
bulk oft is held by the banks which pay their
stbcd in green backs. There are other points
Of great interest in the letters of cur CORES
pondents which should command public at
~tention. -Ne,O York Nens
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
MEN UNFIT FOB AMERICAN CITIZENS.

The New York Journal of Commerce in
au article ,upon its suspension, says.
1.-The telegraph wiEeS groaned with dis
patches from loyal IcaguerS, friends of How
ard OF The I mes members Of Republican
committees and anti slavery churches, beg
ging the President TO suppress the copper.
head newspapers in New York For three
days this d,Sgraceful state of things contlnl
cud, and the SUI shone all the while on the
land that was cursed with such inhub tants.
Men who would send such di3p"tc hcs, have
about as good an idea Of he rights ola cit.
izen and The constitutional ruwris Of the
President and are no better fitted to be free
men than the Hottentots. 1t is hard to pre-
serve even the firm OF . republican Govern
mcnt with such creatures under it.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
A HINT.

We hint to our exchanges and
others-beware of certain plausil
bic ecoundrels in New York, and
elsewhere, who advertise their
wares, promising to pay you on
receipt of your signature to a du'
pIicatc sent you, but never make
good their promises, or if so, it is
with q grumblc, and an implied
threat that they will not patronize
you again; just al if a bogus Lloyd
and dealers in teas, meant 10 bene.
fit the conductors of newspapers,
but not to serve themselves. We
have had our full share of the
cheating patronage Of these lying
scoundrels.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26

NO. We see that our kind friend the
6 eat Tailor OF the west, has grown so large
thai he must remove to IL place where he can
have more room for himself and his g"odsj
aud consequently he has had a new store
SO altered, improved, and enlarged as to
held himself and his ever increasing stock
OF mems and lads clothes, shirts, hats, caps,
and the dear knows what besides. We never
saw such a pile Of of goods Tor men wear
aud tear, ready made, Or ready to be made
to order in Eaton, before. The shop is
really splendid You will find Ii next door
to t OLD store-Call-Call-Call, AMI you
vii! buy -buy-buy again.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
TIE f OUTRAGE.

So absolute is the power Of le Washing
ton Cabinet, that it does not hesitate 10 or.
der its minions to enter printing and pub
fishing es,abl sbments, make prison ers of
proprietors and editors, stop the publication
oil newspapers, and lock up.innocent and eds
heated gentlemen in its cursed forts. y
The Editor, of the New York World and
the Journal Of Commerce were, q few days
back. taken captives, aud left in Confinement
simply because they had given publicity by
mistake to a bogus proclamation, which
when they discovered their error, was at
once destroyed-thsJ also Offered u large
reward to any person who would give such
information US should lead to the appre.
hension of the real author OF the false proc.
lamation; what more could they HAYS done2
They were imposed upon, they fou I'd out the
tmposition-they made resiitutiOn-they
are now at large. But what mist be tue
real state oil III ngs in AmericaIwhen parties
in power eau st the tyrant with lmpunity
deprive men Of their ~liberty-stop the cir.
~culati,n of knwledge and thus, trample law
and order under their ieet."
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
EKLY M

A great battle las leon fought
mt the National Hotel, Washington.
Democrats were abused by Mr..
Chandler. Voorhees, took what
was said to himself, and slapped
Mr.. G. on the facc-olhers inter-
fercd, and Chandler WAS brought
10 the floor. What a state Of things
what q burlc sqne on civilization
Report says that Banks las
gained a SPLENDID victory. lie has
surrendered Alexandria TO General
Taylor, with 500 Federal prisoners:
20 guns, 1900 mules, and so boats.
Banks has made his way back TO
New Orleans, where lie will he
proclaimed insolvcut as a military
commander.
Baton Rouge Is how in the
hands Of the Confederates.
Grant is still "on TO Richmond"
but lie has not reached the doomed
city. Lee is more strongly than
ever intrenched on the banks OF
the South Anna. Grant is in pur.
suit.
Butler is kept at bay, and not
likely to gain II battle in q hurry.
Seward has BUNDLED the Wash
ington Governpent in France. The
learned diplomatist eats humble pie
and the French laugh.
The Monroe doctrine has 2X-
PRED.
The Rev. j. Breckenridge, OF
kentucky, has tumbled into a po'
litic4l d~irt'hole, out Of which he
will not rise again IN a hurry.
We arc still firing away at Fort
Sumter and Charleston. We were
told that Sumter was totally de,
etroyed n year ago. We fire HOW
at the ruins to prevent their rcsur
rcction.
1t is reported that Sherman i
making some progress, hut how
much we do not know.
There are 5000 Of the woundct
in Washington now. We hav,
taken Il good many prisoners from
Lee this week, but we are not in
formed Of how muuy he tool
from us.
The New York World AMI tn,
Journal OF Commerce lave been
set at liberty, and Washington
tyranny has been rebuked.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-05-26
TIE PATRIOTIC WOMEN >OF
AMERICA.

We published in Cur last weeks paper the
silk and gold covenant entered into by a
Lost Of Ladies in the east in which they
pledge themselves that they will not buy
or wear any European goods, what Il prais"
worth, resolve Ye Jewellers " Coventry,
ye elk s~pinners of Manchester and Macles-
field, and ye canning workmen Of France,
tremble in your breaches. Your craft is IN
danger. We hope the women Of the west will
buy and wear what the! please, and will not
be dictated to by the women Of the east.