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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
IRGALaNOTICE

Tohh D; Nisv9nger, guardian PreIle c..
of Elizabeth c. and Lnella Pr b ate
NJ, Huffman, WI ft I Cout'.
VS. % Ell I" IL APetlt0n 10
Sarah O. Earhart, et al. sell lS-nds&c
u Ylotder Of the Probate Court duly Issued,
ID in the above entitled catse, | viii
On Wednesday, February LIST, 1865
on the premises, offer for sale at public
vendue, between the hours Of one and four
o'clock P. NJ, the following real estate, sit,
,uate in PEBBLE county, 0his, and bobnded
and describ' d ss follows, to-wit: Situate
and being in the northeast corner Of the
south west quarter Of section No two t. in
township No. seven "a of range No, three
(3,) east; beginning at the northeast cprner
Of said quarter, thence running south eighty
(s0) rods thence west so'farla as In Ing Jude
and contain ffty,three and one third 1871
acres; being The same land conveyed t. pg
vid Werts to Solomon Ioffman, deceased,
by deed recorded in Book No 48 page Sc,
records Of PEBBLE county, Ohio. The lar DIS
to be sold free and clear Of dover or other
membranes. Appraised at $2,667 90,
Terms Of SGle.--0ne third cash in hand,
and the residue in two equal annual pay.
ments, with interest, to be secured by mort
gage ON the premises Ho ..aA .ssi.o J.
JOHN d NISW0NGER, Guardian.
GILMORE 4 CAMPBELL, Attys.
Dec. 20, lSS4-St [PrH-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
U. S. Sanitary Commission.

We have received a copy of the
"Report of the Cincinnati Branch
U. S. Sanitary Commission, from
December l, 1861, to December l,
1864" From this we learn that
the total cash receipts for the three
years, amounted to 1920, 221.53.-
The supplies denoted, at a fair and
moderate valuation, which bavc
been distributed to the soldiers, a
mounted, to $656,O00 90. In the
distribution of these stores, such
economy has been used, that it on.
ly cost one cent and a half on each
dollars worth of supplies, to con
vey to and place in the hands OF
soldiers, the mun'icent gift of the
people of $1,O79,975 SO.
WE have not space, at this time,
to enter moro fully into this sub
ject. Great credit ia due to the
gentlemen composing the Commits.
sion, for the manner in which they
have performed the work which
they had undertaken, without hope
of pecuniary reward.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
Pious Reasons for Breaking Up Davis
W. v Cabinet. u-

The Richmond Enquirer has mn
article about breaking up jeff.
Davis Cabinet. 1t frat mentions
the retirement of Memminger and
Seldom, and then demands Nal.
lory's removal on tile charge that
the Navy Department has met the
wishes Ct the peop'e. 1t attacks
the State Department, and says,
Zone 6 reat cause OF Mr., Benjamin's
unpopularity, has been tile fact
that in no proclamation signed by
him as Secretary of State. has even
the existe ice of IA triune God been
admitted. lie has confined his
State papers to his deisticul belief,
and stamped upon the religious
faith ofithe country a. practical de,
Mai of the trinitarian jehovah -
This was his faith, but not the
faith Of that vide. spread religious
sentiment that prevails through
out this countrp. The people do
not like 10 be made to choose be
tween Jesus Christ aud Judah p,
Benjamin, and to take the latter in
preference to appealing to God,
and net recognizing the divinity
of His Son, is hooking Jehovah
with n vain repetition OF words
which have no meaning"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
Didn't Want Peace.

The "Freedom Club of Wor'
%cester, Mass, during the tendency
of Peace Negotiations, thus put
themselves on the record against
Peace:
"Resolvcd, That while we re-
,jolce in the passage by Congress
of the Constitutional amendment
prohibiting slavery, We are com
PEELED Ivy our love of country and
our convictions of what is demand.
ed by the general good, to criticize
the indecent haste of the authori,
ties at Washington, to meet the
so.calied commissioners of peace
from the proud leaders of a rebel
lion still Haunting defiance to the
United States. And as the Free'
dom Club of Worcester, we believe
we speak a sentiment common to
loyal Americans, when we declare
it inconsistent with the dignity OF
safety of the Republic to be billing
and cooling, by way of dislomacy.
Nth rebels vet in arms"
There is no room for doubt, that
the reason why the Constitutions
amendment was hurried through
Congress when the Rebel Peace
Commissioners were on their way
to Fortress Monroe, was to defeat
the restoration of Peace at this
time. ...u.. '..' .r..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
FROM GRANTS ARMY.

WASHINGTON, February 17,-ln,
formation from the Army Of the
Potomac states that the dispatch
of the 10Th inst; announcing the
execution Of Sames L. Alexis, was
a mistake. as his sentence was sus
pended By the President, until
further orders.
Deserters from the rebel army
have been quite numerous for some
time past. twenty-five came with
in our lines on Wednesday morn
ing.
A severe storm commenced on
Tuesday night which threatened
to continue some time.
Generals Humphrey and Wilcox
have left on short leaves of alb.
sence, to 90 North,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

Geo. II Stuart Plt'f Preb'e Com;
,IGsenh B. Horne ct alDt. lion.
1.-THE said Joseph B. Horne, Henrietta
i Horne, and Elisha Seymdre defendants,
are hereby notified tha' on the 25th day Of
January 1865. the SAID George IL Stuart
pl i Ill, filed in, the Court OF common Pleas
Of Prcb!c county, Ohio, his p~etitinn against
Them WHICH il now pending, wherein the
plaintiff alleges that the said Joseph P.
Horne on the 10th day If March 1853 was
the wner Of certain real estate therein par
ticu'urly described, situate in Camden, Pre-
BILE county, Ohio, and on the same day for
tie consideration Of -, 900 sold to the
plaintiff II part of the premises so owned by
him the said Horne, which part is described
rs follows o-wit: Commencing ON Main
street four rO0dS north Of the north west cor
ner of the Presbyterian Church l.t, at the
south west corner Ct what is now known and
designated on the plat Of said town as lot
dumber Isl; thence moth So east, s poles;
thence nor h s. ives 4 poles; lh1nce south
So west, S poles; thence south % east. A
poles to the place of beginning, containing
Ihirty-two squnre roles u land IN the south
west part 4I said lot number la7, and tur.
Their alleging that The sn,,i Horn" on I'll,
same 10th day Of March 1888 intended to
and ATTEMPTED to convey the above describ'
ID premises to plaintiff by a deed then daily
executed to plaintiff by said Horne and wife,
but that through mistake said premises
we're incorrectly described in said deed
Hhich incorrectly discril ton is fully SCI
forth in the petition; the %eiition further al
Ieges that the sail Joseph B.. Horne and
vile on the same 10th Of March 1853, sold
and conveyed by deed duly executed th,
residue OF the real estate in Camden, Sc
owned BY him. excepting said above describ
ed lot, w2ich had been sold to plaintiff n,
aforesaid, and further alleging that snic
SeymOre nov claims title To said above de
scrihed lot by vi"tuo of SAID conveyance t.
him, and plaintiff asks that said mislak,
may be corrected by the order of the court
and that his title to lot above desc ibcC
may be perfected and Quilted, and SAID de
PENDANTS are further untitled that unles.
they appear bud iemur or answer to sal,
petition on or before the 25ii' day Of March
1858, an order correcting said mistal vii
be taken in their absence
GILMORE y CAMPBELL,
.oe Atys for Prttf.
Attest, Fl, shank, elk.
Jan, 26, l96h,n6 81. (prf. $1,000.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
LEGAL NOTICE.

Elizabeth Monk Pltff Preble Common
William Monk, et.al. DfJ ."'
VXTILLIAM Monk, Jenima Berry Fran.
w els Berry. Emma Selwood, Michael
Sclwood Mhe heirs of Mary Bj!enton
whose names are unknown, all of whom re-
side III Worcester county, England, md
James Monk, and Horas Monk, whose
place Of residence (if alvey is unknown, are
hereby notified, that on thu l3th dag of
February 1865, Elizabeth Monk filed in the
court of common Pleas, of Preble county,
Ohio. her petition, which is now pending ~
gain 1t them, wherein abe sets forth the last
will and testament OF Joseph Kuell Decd,
which has been duly probated and recorded,
and claims that BY, virtue of said last will
and testament she has a legal right to, and
is seized in lee simple in hel own right, as
Of an estate Of inheritance Of the following
r, q estate, situate in Preble county, Obi j,
to'wit: Eighty acres OF the south side of
thenorth- west quarter, and thirty three acres
out of the south; west corner OF the north
east quarter of scstion 80, township s.
range Q, east; in the aggregate ll3 acres
more or less; and alleging that some per.
so's are giving it out that she has only a
life estate in said premises, to her injury.
and asking q construction of said last will
and testament, and that the sam may BE-
so conttucd as to'give her a fee simple es
fatein said premises, and said defendants
are turtber notified that unless they appear
ard demur OF, answer, to said petition oa or
before the gath day Of April, 1865, an order
constituting said last will o t~sstimouiHl will
BE-, asked forintheirt absence. l'd "
IA oge GILMORE 4 CAMPBELL, A.ty's.
n @ A As. ,aa} rGd 91om 'as ..,,
Feb. l6, lS65.~a. va pr.f.$-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
SOUTHERN NEWS.

PHLAprIrAIA, February IL
The Bulletins special Washington
dispatch has tie following. The
Richmond Dispatch, at the 18th
says:
':Wo have, fer come d"ts, been
in doubt rs tn what force Sherman
bad sent in the III, ectiVn Of ApgNs.
IA. THIS doubt has NJ length been
solved 1t seems that willie lis
mnln amy advanced toward
Branchvillr and Charleston he
scnt Fitzpatrick and his cavalry to
demonstrate against t"guota, and
to break mp the ChuIlestln and
Augusta Railroad.
:trom official dispatches. recciv
ci at tic War Department, we
learn that last Friday General
Whceler attacked Fitzpatrick at
Aiken, on the Charlcston ond An.
gnsta Railroad, twenty miles north
eaSC Oh Augusta, ana aI'er u con-
siderable en- a ,cmcnt drove him
hvo miles in the direction OF
Branchville.
"Oqr troops have, by this time,
10 doubt, fallen back TO the Con.
garee River. 1t our troops fall be.
hind the Congaree, the enemy
will be able to shell Columbia
l.om the south bank"
The Richmond Wig says, We
learn upon good authority that
our f)rces are falling back before
S%hernlan's advancing columns h
the direction of Columbia, S. G..
and will probably make stand OIL
tho Santee.
a heavy fire occurred at Dan.
vile, Va, Wednesday last. Esti
mated loss exceeds $4,000, 900.
General BraXton Bragg is q
present in Richmond.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
.LssN

Guitars, Banjoes, Aeedideons. llu'ip"s,
Music Boaes, Taa5oiiues, Flates, pic.aiCs,
Flies, Clarione,s 4 %Precep'ors, Tuning
Forks, Guitar Strings, GUN TRIMMINGS,
bullet ladies, ramrods, Wads, tips, shot
chargers, tube wrencbes, shot. sd iron
stands. beef steak Founders, laIterns, al q
turner's, tea bells, sleigh bells, door bella,
cow and sheep bells, bird cages; black ng
brushas, wad cutters; min: Sc meat cutters.
dust pans, rat and mouse traps, tfimbics'
cocoa dlpprrs, walters, states, spool jtaE Is,
Masonic emb'eDs, wh.sker brushes, slaW
cutters, shovels and topgs, ,~clotaes pima,
hand brooms, pepper and spice boxes,
spring balances, m tch boxes, paper dolls,
padlocks, umbrellas, drums, Gags, send pa
per, carpet taeks, and ahotto OF other om
lions. which he has not time or re Nm 10
euumerate hore Also lXL blat ring,
~hitewash brushss; ..t y,i6I
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
Watch,
An Ncqant Nouelty IN Watches.

The cases of this wat, h. are sn entirely
new invention, composed Of six different
metals combined, rolled togetl err and plan
ished. producing an exact imitation Of Is
carat gold, called Arcana, which will al
ways keep its color. They are as beautiful
and durable as solid god, and are aft Jried
at one eighth the cost. The case is beauti
fully designed, With Panel and shield for
name. with Patent ,'ush Pin, and engraved
in the exrct style of the celebrated Gid
Hunting Levers and are really handsome
and desirable, and so exac an imitation of
geld, as to defy detection. The movement
is manufactured by the well known st Jim.
er Watch Con,pa ~ of Europe, and are SUI
pcrbly finished, engraved pallets; fancy cary.
ed bridg's, a1jus ing regulator, with goH.
balanced, and the imnroved ruby jewelled
action with line dial and skeleton hands,
and is warral t d a gcol time keeper. These
watches are Of three different sizes, the
smallest being for ladies and are all Hunt.
ing Cases A case of six, will be sent b"
mail or Express TOR $4,000 A single one
IN an elegant Morocco Case for $500,
will readily sell for three times the r cost
We are the sole agents for this watch in
The United States, and none are geaune
Ghich do not bear our Trade Mark.
Address. 1'.
.. DEVAUGH& co Importers, 19
Is Maiden Lane, New York,
Feb 8, 1865 mos.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
From the War Department.

"a E . e. ...H....
To all Acting Assistant Provost Marshal
Generals, except Conn e%cticut, Iowa, Cali,
fornia and Oregon: "l A'l 'f:
See that all Boards of Enroll
ment in your Jurisdictions which
are not busily employed in enlist.
ing and mastering recruits, prepare
at once to commence Gratting.-
Report as soon as possible what
Districts are pot rapidly filling their
quotas, and the day on which each
board is prepared to draft, so that
the order for draft may issue from
this Office. .s.e re-; ~.
j. B. FRY, Pro. Mar. Gen,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
The Future of the Slave.

The Detroit Free Press, in an
editorial discussing the attitude of
the North aud the South toward
the slave, thus predicts his future:
Dismal as was the future of the
slave before the war, 1t was Para,
disc to his prospects now There
is absolutely no hope tor him but
a lingering dqath more,oterriLls
and heartrending than that of the
Poor Indian. 1t is not within the
power of human legislation to
place the slave upon an equality
with the whites in This country
He moy be declared free, the right
to acquire and hold property may
be conceded, the right to vote and
hold, office may be granted by the
law, but all to no purpose, for The
Anglo Saxon race will never place
itself on an equality with the ne.
gro race in this country. t.yI
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
Rather Cool.

No doubt our readers are &C,
qnainted with the facts of the es.
cape Of G. 7. Daniel, who was re.
Gently on trial for conspiracy, be
fore a Military Commission in CinI
cinuati. Since his escape, he has
addressed the following letter to
Judge Advocate Burnett.
The present of jewelry referred
to, was the irons, with whi;h Dan.
lei. alone, of all the Chicago pris.
oners, was ordered to be loaded
during his confinement at Mclean
Barracks. He was an escaped
prisoner, supposed to be a rebel
officer, and his completely in the
otfenses charged, Was perhaps more
certain than that of any of his co.
con~spirators. The hand. writing
Of the letter leaves no doubt of it,
authenticity:
HAMILTON, ONO, Feb. Is, '65
Major L.. Burnett:
sIR-Wi'h many compliment.
Tor your courtesy, while on trio
before you, as we'll as your beauti.
ful present in the way of jeweiry,
L feel it is but due to my fellow
prisoners that should state that
they had not the most remote idea
of my intentions. l must also pre-.
sent my plea in behalf of the Ser.
geant who had charge of me at the
time | made my departure; as hil
fault Was of the head, not of the
heart. If, within the next two
months, you will meet me at the
Clifton House, Canada, | shall be
more than happy to exchange the
compliments OF the season, and let
,i me assure you that the past shall
: not interfere with our intercourse
as gentlemen.
2n Respectfully yours.
... CHARLES TRAVIS DANIEL.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
Local and Miscellaneous
CLIFTON HOUSE, CINCTN.
MATT

We take pleasure in recommend
ing our friends who visit Cinc.n.
natl, to take up their quarters at
the above Hotel; on the corner of
Sixth and Elm Streets. Board
50, per day, which is cheaper than
any other Hotel in the city.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
TruanCy,
The Dayton JOurnak of Saturday
the following sensible par

. Ihe Dayton JOurn9H OF ratnrnay.
contains the following sensible par
.agrarh;
IA bill is before the Legislature
to prevent aud punish truancyaMl
abscntceism from school, We
doL't know who the fool was that
introduced the bill, bnt he ought
TO have his coat tail cut of and be
kicked, lt's none of your busin-
css, Mcssrs. Legislators, whether
the boys play hockey or not, and
If parents and teachers cannot
rcgnl lte the matter, It's time 10 be
closing the schools. Even Column
bus DrlanO advocated it-which is
one Of The most humiliatipg facts
about 1t, Va suppose Mr. Delano
will Introduce the proposition into
Congress some OF these days, We
understand that a bill is to beinl
PRODUCED to prohibit boys from
playing tag at recess, .lbe"diise i,
sometimes exciteS anpry passions
The boys ought to memorialize the
Legislature ia make the laws al
lenient as possible" @ .
The JOW nal is an intense Admin
istration paper, and to the mem
bers OF the Legislature Of that per
suasion we specially commend it,
rebuke, .... ..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
ursdsy, b'aary 10, 1857.
IRE New -.

y TIL news ortllc week is not very
important. Sherman is marching
on in South Carolina, and ap.
preaching Columbia.
Gold confines tirm-it closed
last night at 203S.
Mr.. Fessenden's successor is pot
yet appointed. Western merchants
are pressing the claims of Mr.. Nc.
Cnlloch, who seems to stand a good
chance.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
Dispatch from Admiral Porter.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-AdmIral
Porter has forwarded the follow
ing TO the Navy Department:
I, S. STEAMER MONTICELLO,
Orr NmAlEGroN, N c., Feb. l..


U, S. STEAMER MONTICELLO,
OFF WILMINGTON, N G., Feb, l..
SIk;-I have the honor to report
that | entered Little river, South
Carolina, on the night of the 4th
inst, and proceeding about eight
miles with four boats and fifty
men, landed in the town of All
Saints Parish, on the Little river.
The town was placed under guard
without the knowledge of The i'm
habitants, and | succeeded in cap
turing some soldiers and arms. |
held the place all the next day,
and discovered about $4,000 worth
of cotton. | also captured two
1ass at the mouth of the harbor,
c1ntaing % bales Of cotton which
had some time been removed from
a blockader to Tighten her. These
were brought of, together with
some negroes, .,a..,,.
The South Carolina planters,
and all men whom | met, professed
10 he willing to come back under
the old Government, and most of
them seemed to be loya men, only
awaiting emancipation from mill
tary rule.
On the 9th | sent two boats
c.,cws ashore in Charlotte inlet,
under command of acting master
c.. A. Pellt. He surprised and
routed the rebel force detailed to
collect provisions in that country,
C ,pturing six soldiers, with their
arms and equipments, and destroy
ing the stores which had been
gathered Ivy the enemy at Fort An
derson. The soldiers lately sta
toned at Charlotte had been with
drawn to assist in the defence OF
Wilmington, A hundred rebels
are still at Lockwood's ferry, The
woods are tn!l of deserters,
Very respectfully your oh't serv't
.'.a. W, B. CUSHING,
,r| r.., Lieut.. Comd'ing,
To Rear Admiral D. d. Porter,
commanding North Atlantic
Squadron, Cape Fear River, NC.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16

SMACK" the. Washington cor.
respondent of The Cincinnati Com.
mercial, has come to the conclusion
that the last call for men has not
vet been made. This is very clear
if the only road to Peace now is
through War;; pleasant to think
about, isn't it, -n------ -.I-- ~.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
MORE NEW GROCERIES.

At J. F. spatzS Grocery, on
Main Street. Fish just received
from Boston, Bologna, Brooms,
Buckets, Willow Ware, Dried
/ fruits, Candies, the best brands of
Tobacco an Cigars, and in short
everything usually found in "a first.
class Family Grocery. ...
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
COLUMBIAN JOB OFFICE.

MEssRs BAYL1Es & IIUYT, having
purchased the Jefrrsonian Office,
have Started a Job Office, the pa
per, being discontinued. The pro,
prietors are men Of great experience
in the trade, and cannot hep but
succeed. They have our best
wishes.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
TO OUR READERS.

TIE next number ofour paper
will complete the first six months
of the Press for vol. 5. Our friends
who are in arrears, are requested
to pay up, We are now prepared
to execute ell kinds of Job Work,
at low rates, and trust that our
patrons will exercise their inau-
ence In our behalf. aiaa9m 70 .I.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16

"A young lady of Greenwood,
Me-, died a short time since on the
day she was to be married, and in
ten days afterw ard her intended
husband died with the same dis.
ease -diptheria.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16

pa- The guerrilla Gilmor was
captured in a house three miles
from Moorefeld. Major Young
entered the room where GiImor
and another officer were asleep in
bed, seized his pistols, which were
on a chat, and then asked Gilmor
who he was, lie replied, "Major
GiImor," aud then added to his
c%onfronter. "Who the devil are
your The Major replied, "Major
Young, General Sbeiridan's
scouts" The prisoners were order
ed to dress, and i'll a few minutes
were attired in full suits of gray
They were then taken in charge by
the guard outside and marched to
Winchester, a splendid black horse
belonging to Gilmor, which he
stole on one of his raids into Pen,
%nsylvania, was also captured.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16

The Chicago Express Train, going west
leaves Cincinnati at 100 P NJ, Hamilton
500, Garden 9.l5, Eaton 9 As, Arrive at
Richmond l0.35. lil
Going south win leave Richmond At 9,06,
A. NJ Eaton TO- 2, Camden no. 20, iHamil-
lon 1920, arrive at Cincinnati l2.45l
D. MeLD Rem, Sup't.
b s. G. coEOyERi Asst sqRt. i5u 3O
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16

saS- Meadow and Son, still con-
tinue taking Photographs of all
kinds, and at all prices. Gallery
on Main Street, over NJ, Filbert's
Clothing Store. ..tn .I..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
GRAND BALL.

By reference to our New Adver.
tisements it will be seen that the
"Fenian Brotherhood" will hold
their First Grand Ball, in the Starr
Hall. Richmond, Ind, ON Wednes,
day Evening next. A good time
il expected. ,., ID
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16

ne. The attention Of Jur readers
is directed to an article on "Petrol
leum," on the first page of this is.
sue. 1t will pay perusal.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
t'0rte-lnOnnaies.

RAH0RS: cuYta;o bands aud knobs,
ready reference Giles. bankers ~%all'ts,
morey Lrl's, shaving b,xes, razor strer /,
Match chain, aud KEYS 10, knives and fnlt ;,
ngnr tongs, spnpns button hole scissors,
tweezers, amp SCISSORS, steel pens, h~nlAcr1,
hn'k wallets, shaving soap, ipdia rptb, 4"
balt hsr .cmetsrs,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-02-16
STEAM BAKERY
We take pleasure in calling the

attention of the pubic tothe a.
bove establishment, situated on
Sixth Street, Richmond. The
p~roprietors are gentlemen, and
are bound to give satisfaction to
their customers. Crackers by the
barrel, or in any quantity to suit
customers. q.7tt