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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Guitars, B. njoes, Asemdson,., ratiGa't
Music Boxes, 1ssborinss. Flare, Piccales,
Flies, Uariore,s Preceptors, Tuning
Forks, Guitar Strisgs, GUN TRlMAlNGT.
bullet ladies', ramrodp, waes, tips, shoe
chargers, tubs vrsnehes, shot, sad iroH
stands, bee. steak Founders, lanterns, eMH
turner's, ten. bells, sleigh belle, door bc''',
COW and sheep bells, bird cages; AlscS 'S
brushes, wad cutters; mine meat cutters
dust pans, rat AVID mouse traps, n'HbIes,
cocoa dlpp'rs, walters, States spoel tsna',
Masonic smb!Aps, VII ,sksr Srushss, slaW
cutters, shovels and tonRs, clothes pins,
hand broons, pepper aAd SPICE boxss,
spring balances. m tch boxes. paper DELI,
padlocks, umbrellas, drums, Gags. sand pa
per, carpet tacks and . hort Of other me-
tiona. which he has not time or >Hoon 10
enumerais here Also IXL ~blscting,
u~hitewash brush.E
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
Public Sale Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture

OK Saturday, the 2lst of January, 1865,
" there will be offered for sale in iron,
of the Court House in Eaton, the whole o.
the Household Furniture of VIM Ferguson,
Esq., who is about TO remove The sale
comprises a splendid Z Octave, Pial o,
nearly new, also Il handsome Mahogany
Marbletop S~ideboard, Beds, Beesteads
Tables, Ghairs, &C., &c. F..
The Piano and Sid board will be sold pri
| yatcly to any responsible parties steuld the!
call to purchase before th+ day OF sale +,
For further particulars see the Bills which
/ will b. publ hed in u day or two.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
JOHN BROUGII.
From Cnlumbus
COLUMBUS, Jan. s.

COLUMBUS, Jan. 8.
OHIO CFFICENs ESCAPED FROM coLUN.
BIA, ,oJTH CAROLINA
Captain James Imbree, 3D. Ohio,
saken with Streight, at Rome. Ca,
on the 3D. of May, 1868, has just
arrived, having escaped from Col
umbia, South Carolina, on the 4th
of November last. Captain Ross
man, Capt. Byron, Captain Nice,
Lieutenant Cooper, Lieutenant
Chaefer, Lieutenant Weakly. Lieu'
tenant Marshall, Lieutenant vi,
man and himself, slipped guard
and passed out of prison, aud thro'
the lines. On the first day they
travelled all day and night through
the woods, and atterward they
rested by day and travelled by night
Guided by the stars, living OIL
parched corn and persimmons, and
such provisions Us negroes provided
them, Thirty hard nights trave
brought five of them to Dalton
Georgia, within our lines. Lient
" eakly and Captain Nice wcr'
recaptured near Abbeville. Capt
Imbree has been an inmate of Lib
by, Danville, Macon, Charleston
(lnder iire,) and Columbia prisons
lie frequently saw Junius Brown
and Richardson, correspondents
held at s, lisbury.
Between ten and eleven hundre'
Union officers are still III prison, a
Columbia, South Carolina, in
very destitute condition, withou
proper clothing or shelter, excep
4 blankets and branches OF trees.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
ATTACHMENT oTICE

sxank, Smith & Co, RI F.r Lean, j. p, Of
William Mq.chst, deit. pr.bIo Co. o
On the 18th day Of December, 1864, said
Justice issued an Order Of Attachment in
the above action, for the sum Of 2zl.7b
SwAkK, SMITH \ co.
West Alexandria, Dee. % 81.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

The c hieago Express Train, gong wes1
leaves Cincinnati at 100 P NJ, Hamilton
s.20, Garden ais, Eaton 8 40, arrive a:
Richmond 0.35.
Going south will leave Richmond at s,9o,
4. NJ, Eaton l0.O2, Camden 10 ~, iiam''-
ton II. 20, arrive at Cincinnati PAS,
b k.I AREk, Sup't.
8. C. Cor.vER, Asst Sup'L
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

A Foul JeKE Why Is IIrr"T
like the 2lacewEers ehicsenslRooetf
Because he's a Hcn'ncry: 4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
The Florids AFFAIR,
The London Herald, in speaking

The London Herald, in speaking
Of the Florida case, says:
We believe that the precise de.
mands Of the Government Of BraI
iii are, that the Florida shall be
restored With all effects on board
to the exact place in the Bahia'
harbor where she lay when seized
upon BY Capt. Collins; that she
shall be escorted by a Federal ship
OF war, which shall duly saluteth
flag Of Brazil on its arrival; that
Captain Collins shall be DISMISSED
the Federal service, and an ample
apology made 10 the Imperial Cow
ernment. 1t remains TO be seen
whether the Government CT Mr..
J lincoln will aecede to these de-
mands. It can no longer, however,
be pretended that the Government
of Brazil has been forgetful of it,
dignity and its jnst rights, or ~
clined to condone All outrage which
has excited throughout the worie
an amount of indignatlan far great
or than that aroused by any Other
Of the many lawless acts OF thu
Northerh Government.
If that is true, the dsmand
against us arc pretty stiff. even TO
the s~pbserviancy of Seward.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

Those DESTROYS ~ofinvesting their
surplus funds In Real Estate, will
shortly have an opportunity Of
SO Joirg
On Saturday, the 28th instant,
Olson Davis, executor Of David
Davis, deceased, will offer for sale,
on the premises. some valuable
Real Estate, situate in Some,s TIP.
For full particulars, see Bills, or
call on Zoos 4 Stephens, Att'yS.
On "Wednesday, the lat day of
February, 1866, there will be Of
fored 70. sale at the Court House,
in Eaton, three good tractso Land
one tract situated In Lanier T'p,
Preble county, Ohio, aud the Others
ia Defiance county, o. For full
particulars, see Bills, or inquire OF
Gilmore & Campbell, A4tys,
The valuable lands, owned oy
the late DR.. S. ,LEITTELL, late o
Preble Co., are also for sale. FoI
further particulars, see Bills, O
call on Zoos & St ephens, Att'ys.
A PICTORIAL DOUBLE NUMBEp.-
The PHI eno'ogical Journal and LJ
Illustrated, for January, appear
with 80 quarto pages, and a beau
tiful illustrated Cover, 1t contain
portraits of Tennyson, silliman
Sheridan, Cobl,, Phillips, Susanna
W~csley-mother of John-an In
dian Chief, Franz Muller, Mis-
Muggins, Miss Fury, the Princes
of Wales, Florence Nightingale,
, group of Warriors-Hannibal, Ju
lips Caesar, Pizarro, Cromwell
Charles XII, Frederick the Great
= Scott, Wellington, and Napoleon
with Ethnology, Phreaology, Ply
: sicgnomy, Physiology, and Psy
chology. No. /. Volume Ais
j Published at 20 cents q nsmber, O
$500 a year, by Messrs. Fowler
r Wells, $3.50 Broadway, New Yorl
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

AasertAirg 10 tho HE Of W
business.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
o

MAJORS; eurtaia bapds aAd knobs.
ready reference files. BANKERS Wsll"t',
money bells, shaving boxes. razor strcPs,
watch exams and KEYS TO, knivss asd fork J.,
Q .F.r iongs, spoons button-hoi scisssIs,
tweszers, lamp scissors, steel PENS, holders,
hu,k wallets, shaving soap, isdis rabbsr
halln her .nNetrrs,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
TIE NEWS.
81 49,

o., SOInIuanueT Napoleon NOlilns
has been detached from the steamer
Wacbusett, in which he captured
,ie Florida, and ordered to regard
Himself as waiting orders. He 10
10 he put through the forms, at
lcast, of q court martial tIial, for
his seizure of the Florida. In this
connection it may be added that
Wilson, late consul of Bania, who
was dismissed on account of his
connection with the Florida affair,
has been still further punished ny
being appointed 10 II consulship in
Canada.
. 1t ia stated here that the Provost
Marshal General has decided that
such persons az were drafted in last
call, and furnished substitutes fer
three years, were exempted for one
yer only; the district receiving
credit for two one'year men.
The Commercials Washington
special says the news from Rich
mond to day shows an increasing
desire on the part Of tho rebels to
make Lee supreme military com.
mander.
The following is the concluding
paragraph of a long editorial in
the Richmond Sentinel, JEFF. Davis
organ:
tt.If France and ENGLAND will
sntsr into o treaty with these Con.
fedesate States, recognizing oul
nationality, and guaranteeing oul
independence, npon the abolition
ofs)avery'in al these States, rather
than toeontihae the war we sboulc
be prepared to urge the matter OF
cur readers. We believe such ,
proposition would be farorably re
ceived and acted on. by these uu
tone, and it ought to be made Il
them,
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 2.-Rea
Admiral Porter's feet is reporte'
TO be at beaufort, safely anchored
having successfully weathered tn
storm eff Wilmington. All til
remaining transports were on til
way to Hampton Roads.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL, January f.
Atthe Republican caucus tornight
Governor Yates received thirty
eight votes for Senator. All otlI
ers twenty five.
Letters from the army Of Il.
Potomac describe tue blowing ope
Of Dutch Gap Canal. The cart
WAS cut away as much US possihl
and galleries were constructc
'mderI the remaining earth, and ST
tuls of powder PLACED in them.-
The conclusion was very Sligh
and was not as successful as e.
rected. The earth must be dredgt
ont, and the rebels have TWEEN
cannon bearing Oh the upper ell
OF the canal. Much work must
done before our gunboa's can u
cend the river. above the canal.
- mlA no-n., Gaoco-n
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
NEW ~IDvERTISEME TENTS.
Cincinnati, Eaton & Richmond
LINE.
nINTER lRRANCENENE.

Passenger trains will ran on this Road,
leaving the several Stations as follow;
II,v,nn ru.Iy DuWNWARD
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

,.Gold closed last nigst in
New, York At 1921.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

M Phrenologists placethe bump
OF Invention upon the skull; but a
nose three inches long is II great
PROTECTOR.
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
U s Monitor Suncook, L Beattle commander Boston
Deavons commander do for do The G built at tho
Globe Works South Boston.
steamer Ocorara, Lieut. Commander w w Low, PEN
Steamship City York (Br Lech, Liverpool July
49, Queenstown 2th with mdse and 62 passengers TO
Of Dublin bound in 10Th AM steamship Erin bound
W. 24t b, at $40 AM, Br steamship Monumental. bound WI
30th at 1920 AM screw steamer bound f. supposed the
steamship Caledonia, bound e. Sa5 Pm, steamship das'
gov, bound E.
July a. Queenstown 18TH with ndse and sos passengers.
John Dale 18th inst at AM, passed steamship b0s
phorus i'm 10 PM steamship Asia bound IL: 18th
Inst alta AM steamship City OF Boston, bound E Soth Al
9:l0 AM, steamship Glasgow, bound p c.,
Steamship Empire City, Barton. Hilton Head So days.
with passengers TO 9uarermasier az a.v. With oa..
and 3l passengers to Saml Thompson's Nephew July "
IS 80 bodies floating supposed 10
have been some of the passengers OF the late snip WIN
Brig Branch (Br), Card. Manzana 10 days, with cedar.
schr Richard TIi Hulse Barbados, IA days. with molas-
Schr Fearnot Knowles Eeuhera, 10 days. with fruit to
schr Downing De Waters Newborn NC. days, with
cotton and naval stores. TO Thomas & Holmes
Schr Lucy; Applehy, Eastport. days
Schr City Point Matthews, Machias, IL days
Schr VIM McCobb Chapman, Bangor.
Schr Julia Smith, Bragg, Bangor, 10 days
shr GoSen Rule Rodss sngo 10 dr
Schr Orion. Hart. Bangor, II days.
Schi Mary Hail. Bowline Rockland.
Schr Lucy Ames, Flanders, Rockland.
schr Hannah D, Chase. Boston.
Schr Herbert Manton. Crowell Boston.
Schr Gen Sherman. Buell. Boston.
Schr II Barnes, D0an, Gloucester
Scnr New Globe Bray, Newport.
sshr S. ralconer, Welsh; Providence for Albany;
Schr Welles -. Hartford
Wind NJ sunset NV light
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE METROPOLITAN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY FOR SoTrIEns
SALoRs-A meeting of the committee Of the Metro
poitan Employment Agency for Soldiers and Sailors
held the Goth inst at No 1856 Canal street. for the
purpose OF hearing the report of the manager and attend
ing to other business matera From the statement Of
Colonel J. B. Herman, acting manager OF the agency, II
appears that out of six hundred and forty three app
cants for situations hundred and have been
put INTO good and paying situations The paid to
the who have been procured employment from
dollar and fifty cents per day three dollars per
day, for workingmen, mechanics gardeners. cOnchmen
&C., and clerks OF these two hundred and seven men
mentioned eighty five have received situations IN the
county, and abroad the Others having been employed
then adopted, in which incorporated the facts
gardng the opening ofthe agency that
II be made permanent institution; that direct appeal
should be made to the officials OF the general State and
city governments and to the employers in every branch
public and private industry to open the situations
they dispose of to the brave men who apply to
for employment; and an expression of thanks to the
public the press and TO the several patriotic gentlemen
who had been largely instrumental in aiding the agency
In It's start and who still willing to continue their
countenance and support From the report it would
ton and doing great amount Of good 1t will increase
the benefits to be conferred upon the veterans Of the
army and navy the public its interest and
share IN It's benefcent operations
SERMON ny DR. QrISrARD-Thc Rev. DS. Quntard of
Nashville Tennessee yesterday preached in St Thomas
church, Of Houston street and Broadway, The
reverend divine selected his text from Acts, iii, 10
"Repent therefore, and be converted that your sins
may be botted out'-aDd proceeded to elucidate the
meaning of the words repentance and conversion con-
Guiding with eloquent appeal to the congregation to
fulfil the injunctons contained in his text II Is good
sign when ministers from the South again among
their brethren Of the North, and perhaps tends
a re-establishment Of friendly feeling between the
sections Of the country than Of proclamatons
The congregation not large the merit of the
preacher deserved, and no auson whatever was made
throughout to the condition or cause of the South
MAKING CHANGE THE CARs.-It should be bornc in
mind by those who ride upon the street that the
conductors not compelled to make change The fare
IL six cents and every is expected to furnish that
man, for refusing to produce anything less than
$40 BILL put out of a car the other day, by a
ductor on the Sixth Avenue Railroad, and upwards of
twenty passengers returned verdict Of 'seryed him
right When the conductors Of accept bill TO be
broken they do out of desire TO be courteous and
commodntng, and the public should feel beholden to
them in proportion
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY CITY Of New York-Jo;e Miranda,
Ooncepuon and Nanus Miranda, Mrs Gerard Miss Gerard
and servant; fhos Reid VIM McCsrm and Masters Hugh
and william McCallum; Harris, J6nn GU vands1
Byland w Carter Stephen Rowan, Leach, a Goodf
win Capt Nicholson, Rev Perkins NJ: Perkins and
Piper Maria stoler, VIM Dixon, Robinson and son;
Giuseppe 5ohn rulnsn Misses MeKsV cs6aero DAVID
Palmer Mr. Daven Thomas Mccormack and Miss McGSri
and child Prorand, Joseph Ryan, Babbe SGns'a N
tine, Robt Hazleton, Thomas Patrick Paui hopeio N
Travers WIN and Jno Boice wilkinson, Mr. Assood, W
Fielding Mr. Moson Mrs Leckie two children and
Reed, A Perkins j o Shea, Miss Mary Mooney, Myles
Farrell, and $50 In the steerage
HILroN HEAD, C-Steamship Empire City-Cols Day
Rsxford Hubbard Eggleson h id TesaSa
Van Tine, Raymond, Hunt Van Wyck Hammer, Cuskaden,
Stearns Reynolds Leuts Faes, Coates pnckne Abbott.
Dodge Williams Dnsare5 Hetheld. Eaton So%ss Dr.
daughter Mrs Rabbit and daughter Miss Il Lee Mrs
= 3 Wilson, Mrs Smith, Mrs johnson, Mrs Clearly MISS
Lille, Miss Is Minor, G Severance, Mr. Davenport
Riddell A Noe, B Gardner Hamilton + Barry, T z
Baldwin, Goldin, W Kingsbury Rev NJ Lyman Miss
+ Laford-6S In the steerage and go soldiers
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STEAMSHIP Iowa. which sunk the 9th of December last
while en- route to Havre has been raised and foated.
SHIP WILLIAM VAIL, from Cardiff for Mobile put into
Queenstown 10th inst, with pumps choked.
The following table gives summary Of the vessel. IN tho
hnrbors Of New York. Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and New Orleans at the latest accounts from each OF those
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stagnant Water OF q Months Standing.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
desire through the medium of your paper to call the
attention of the proper authorities certain nuisance
which informed has already been reported to them
several times and yet they have taken action what
in the matter aude to the large pool Of stagnant
the Of Grand and Laurens Streets This
ance has ceased to be virtue and the poisonous
smell arising from it is truly intocrnble and will GER
tany have the effect of creating sickness in the mme
date neighbOrhood If II is not attended to ut once IL is
occasioned by stoppage of the which prevents
the water and filth from flowing Off as 1t should When
take consideration the crowded state of the city
the vicinity of which speak and the terrible effects
which would result from contagious disease breaking
out in their midst appears strange indeed that men
placed in Office and supported by liberal people should
be unmndful and utterly regardless Of their interest
CITIZEN .
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Treatment of Hostile Indians.
CIRCULAR TO sUPERINTENDENTs OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
AND INDIAN AGENTS.
DEPARTMENT TIE INTERIOR, !
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,

I
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
WASHINGTON, u. c., - 1856.
SIR-h appearing that differences have sen between
the sup rintendents and agents appointed by this de-
partment and the military authorities at and near Indian
atoms and agencies as to the treatment OF and
intercourse with the Indians who are hostile to the
United States IL Is deemed necessary to inform You OF
the policy adopted by this department in its connection
with the military authorities during the continuance Of
such hostites This department Will subordinate its
action and intercourse with the tribes and bands in hos
tty the United States to the policy and operations OF
the War Department pending such hosuhtics; and, on
the other hand support the agents and employees OF the
Interior Department In the performance OF their Official
duties and the enforcement Of the rules and regua-
tions governing intercourse with Indians in amity
In consonance with this policy, therefore, you are
hereby instructed not to deliver goods, money or other
property to any Indian nation tribe band while they
are in hostility the governmo Mt You will be especially
vgant that trader under your supervision has any
trade or Intercourse with any member Of such dsaeced
tribe or band, under penalty OF revocation Of his
license and expulsion from within your Jursdcon and
you will suspend all intercourse with such indlRns ex-
cep so far as the may be sanctioned by the mill.
tary officers in charge Of operations against them
You are further instructed to refrain from furnishing
10 the public or TO individuals In such that IL
may be laid before the public information upon the SUBJ
ject Of Indian affairs In regard to this subject at
tention is called to the circular instructions from this
office OF January &C. 1885, in which the communication
10 the public Of information of pending affairs relating
10 the Indians and neglect TO advise this Office the
Interior Department OF matters Of Importance receiving
or needing attention. mentioned as being sufficient
cause for dismissal from office
Where difficulties arise in enforcing the civil policy of
the government with Indians who at peace with the
United States, you will request the assistance and
operation of the propermiltary authorities
II at any time shall appear TO you that officers OF the
army are Interfering with the proper execution of your
duties civil agents of the government that they
fail TO render such aid as Is necessary to enable you
enforce the regulations adopted alike for the good of
whites and Indians you will content yourself with max
ing full representation OF the facts at to this Office
or 70 the Secretary Of the Interior when will
be taken by the department bring about If possible,
the cooperation Of the military officers with you in such
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Letter from Engineer j. II. Morrison.

fhuNUbNtEi July ~ ioVos
To EDITOR or PROVIDENCE JOURNAL
In publishing my last card / had no intention
whatever Of commencing newspaper controversy with
either Mcsss Gardner or Dckerson; IL liz to me an OK
ceedingly dsagroeable task and one would avoid as
much possible but the card of the former gentleman
leaves me other resort but TO reply. must also ox
press my surprise at seeing the card for If any reply
10 have been made looked for Il from Mr. Diokerson.
NJ Gardner bad no cause whatever 70 notice It, But to
the lnttcr
any statements are false" We'll, lot look into the
matter little more closely. "The trip to New YORK was
not trial Of speedn Probably not but here are my
sons for SO supposing:--
Shortly before leaving the wharf on the morning Of
the 2ls Mr. Gardner while in conversation with the
Captain Of the steamer Electra asserted That The Agon
tquin would run through TO New York that night, and
backed his assertion by betting hat which as matter
Of course being deceived In her speed he lost During
the day. a the dinner table, IL rightly remember, In
presence Of about dozen persons The same gentlemen
made two other bets my knowledge, that the vessel
would make. rather average certain given speed be-
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Fccundity Extraordinary.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NBW IOKK, jury 70,
In your issue Of this morning you have extract
from the Waukegan CM.) Gasere, headed 'Fecundity
Extraordinary" which states that gave birth to
three lambs. Allow to inform you have greater
curiosity nearer home-viz., have a eve with four
lambs at BIRTH all In good health, eight months old,
bred by Mr.. Whitaker, Southampton, L. l. They
in Brooklyn and shall be happy give any Of
your friends order TO them. Yours truly
T. RICHARDSON 100 William street