davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-04-08

WASHING MACHEEs.-A new candidate for the
popular favor has recently made its appearance
among us In the shape Of washing machine,
Whose superior qualities arc practically ackuow-
ledged " constantly large sllc, eomc are hun-
clothes neither require to be rubbed, chaYti or
polled, as they are wished IN nearly boiling va
Ter; one minute and a half Is euticIen.. For 1cf.
TftGry Of machine. apply 10 Meesrs. II. j. L Z.
smith, No go lale street., O. - Clinton. See i'd
Fettst1ncnt Tn frrf page.
, 1865-04-08

LITTLE CHILDREN FRox NEW TuRK-On Fri-
deS MORNING Mr. u. D. Perry. Undermining Agent
OF the New Fork Juvenile Asylum. arrived IN this
CRY 18th scompan5 OF thirty -thsce children from
1nat nstttahon, en- route fuz Monmouth, Warren
humee for the children IN the families Of ctlzcus
, 1865-04-08

FEsD FOE SHAKING HAKns.-lt is not general
II looked upon as criminal ofcnse to shake the
hand OF lady, yet m 1rishnRn named John uur
ply was arrested on Clark street on Thuraday
right, and yesterday morning at the Police Court
dned - s. and costs for shaking hands with
svety 1emale he mot John paid his 1ne and !ook
his departure looking esdder IL not wiser Iuao.
, 1865-04-08

1AncEHT or SCHOOL BooKs.-Detcctive Wells
Sherman. Of the Super,ntendents eta1, yesterday
arrested young man n.nned John rutherford.
1ormer student Of the Chicago University, for
1ntututio1 and dfsposlng Of them to a secondhand
stealing large number Of echoo! hooks trom tha
Cry Honte. Rutheriord'e p4Tents reside in the
, 1865-04-08
RFa: EStat9====Us3n.

TOR s fALE.-Frame Buildings.
a For sale cAeap. Su!t,hlens WORKSHOP or Enc-
tory; The lirtr story Fralne Buildings. Nos. 1D..
hd 104 Wt-t Lake street. with ground lease for five
Ye:trs- AnrIY on the pftnlI.es n,aY1rSxl1t
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2s aS. SaItimDrcfr- "a ~. %S3oTfimorear.
$ernmter! &eranterl! 0ernnter! !!
nit ben Nreiien BON 9rp @ppos!
un8.ahlnsr antran8 fur Dre @Dsts tn unlerm Store!
Grpeer Nbfh'dG tn preife Srn Drp @OpbS!
Der StUre nterflut nit Run6en jettn Sda!
Seodren trtrbsr b~srtnuit at trfaunlth utstri-
gen pretienl
SStb'n D,n hem errsen punif&sn gtrIduft ou DtS @sots
tn "tfo g'rt jurudgefstrt, tabe ID eikt 1sbr efg5f ga,tte
ssa neusE 99adren aeer Nrt tytcItsp, Nssauf 5 BE arpea-
hltdlthe Nufmsrtfdmfett bee Putlfuus Ieafe.
SD babe ~erbdIteu: -
Dtebtfen @aIteBs3 u 1871, 20 uAe IS Cts.
. @Sntr gats H%ttttr muSIia ~ 20 25 unt
S&6ner Jt9htu 3u S7K, 20 uaS As Gts. due Basber
Gltgantt G%aftmtre gu 80, 70 unb 100 Cts tr @rt
J. utfht De 3dtutS IN 30 Cts, Dsrt5 37H Cts.
DE 6rc6art'efe &uswdbt Sbr W} r n q, NIpocdE
yrPdtn s uue Sp+r Gntsrn 6p,tsn bon Rltiterfrfen II
9ubfGe @stnersts 81 1925, nstt6 80 So.
@ltGants tcNtGte grEGt56amlS au ~ngebriaer
prejfn.
.S6Sns fdmar:t Eu& 3 m { n . Mdnt.I unit rpd
Stfle oneere g0dnrtn. 81 aatIrssa nm cuF,uiQbfen.
9Senn man ID rtlt6 Gelb III 'p1rtn wlnTtt, mus man TO-
9ltt@ mad brrn pCpuIdten Dr5 GOObs 0aufe atben bcu
0SIep5 SeftGtr,
N aDef Ddlt!mprs Ctr,
(leZND irttGsn EetbsrtdRr. u. WtdrIet Spdce
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&rfnniaS.

Die 0elegoten aus alien S9eilen bon &rfarlIa8
perl arlnlelten fi6 nn1 IL. 5. i'll 2ittle 9fpd CUR
Seratbun9 itber StaatS 4ngelegenbeiten. Niau
lup BEN @eneral Wlai9r SHERMAN baSu Elm unp
bat i1r, fir iRre @ioilrtdte 81 interpenmen. @r
belt cine 9tebe, poreu er berpprbpb, DAP er ais
beei0eter Splbat nidt prpteltiren pitrfe, ba cS ais
FOLDER i,ine 8fidt lei, rue btn @eieten Der Union
81 9ebOrdei. Su BeSug ouf ibre &ipiIredte,
mufte er Die 9lnrpelenoeit Defenders barolf ouf'
mertiam, DAP ie fi6 9liiflid fiibleu %fEnnteu, 10
tebunpelt gu lperben; inter Der eu9liiden Ober
frar5G1i6en 6la99e wTrbe man Iie bel itren9er
bebanbeln uu6 ibnen ip5ar bas &edt Der AbGal.
tllng FOLDER @~eriantmlin9eu teltreiten.
Gr meint f%crner, baB ite itd bnrdau8 nift bar
iiber grGmeu ipatell, nidt fir BEN @pn9reB wGb=
len 8i fEnneu. 8eiler m6re e8, an Den 3utant
ibreS Stautcs 81 benfcll, Der Der am %weliglte1
pOr9eidrittene lei. Sie Bitten ia lti4t eiuu1al SO
Oteilen @bauflee! : gr rGtb ibnel, pprSii9lid
bieral I'll belten un6 @inpanberlt ibr 2an6 GIN
1tiger eridcine1 SI laIien.
@r gebabte Der &Ortbe.le, mel6e WfiIiCnri purd
cine itarte @inpanberun9 9%enEIie, pie aud bel
Sprtbeile biufidtlid1 Der Ste1erl ,Ob9lei4 WfiiiOllr
purdaus uitt nlebr cllItmfd6iger as &rtanlaa
ii.
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Iadrihten aus @erifc.

lIeber Brownsville, Geras, finb eini9e gtadri6
ten aus Wlericp eingetrOffen, bic bic oft pieDerbpl
ten Nngabei1 ppn Der Nnar6ie unb &erpirrung
Die I'M 9fei6e W%iarimiliau6 berriden, beitdtigen
Die SntereIiel, baS @igent6um uno Ielbft bas Sc
ben Ser 8epDlterung, bic Der Nilltiir Der Srenl
b~enlegion befebligenben Off5iere alSgeebt 1T
merbet 9ar feirer 0iiidli6t 1llb Sdonlng pertb
gc6alten llnb fOrtbmdbrcnp merbeu nit Der GpibC
6e8 8aipnetS 3mang8unleiben erbObeA; tper MIDI
sableil fan1t, ipirb ms @efdn9niB 9~ewrrfet mt
oft wirb ibm iogar cine Sugel bur9 ben &opI
9eja9t, neil llan ieirRr Serii6erung, fein 8elo 81
babel, feinen @lanbep i6enft.
Die frau56iilden Sefebl8baber iitb felt Sturgeon
81 Der @rfenntnib 9elan9t, bab ie nidt Sr1ppe1
genug beliten, Inn baS Qanb gsnu0ianr bebai1p>
ten 81 t6nneu: lie bakeu oe8balb an9efanqen, fid
an ben pidti9iteI Yurtten 3l cOnceutriren. 90
buben iie ibre &rlppen aus Wtpnterp suriid9es6>
gen uno fin6 nad Saltillp mGri9irt, no lte p0r>
ldnfi9 bleiben loleI. SOpie fie bort einaetrOffen
t%paret, parb Der 8erIlferung cine bebeutenDe
l3wan9Sanleibe a~uferle9t.
Die fron5Ditldeu Sclbate1 tperbeit ais ldle9t
befpattnet, aber alS iebr bebenb nnb lebbaft geldils
pert. Ste tra9e1 auf benz WtarIde Iebr I9mere8
@epdd u1D baben BEL ben nnanfbDrli6en Mdrs
i4en bon einem Plas gum uubera etnen iebr idpe>
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mentt eS itG bariiin bdnbelt, frie98gefdit9erle 8ults
beSIcIbdter nnrb oilger unb g~rouiaine gSebonbs
luna ann Gilitrltt III Die 0lebeltsltdrnlce III Spiil>
gen, lltb peltn CT jene Splbaten, berel CT bdS &c.
.9ebene Gerlpredcn 9ebrpden, NIB Die be6balb St
belertiren Derludter, erldieBeu lief, als ite pie.
Deraefon9en i%purben, bam tritt er aus DEM &rsi8
Der 0anolungelt beraus, fir wel6e iblt ieiue Ya>
role S6ub 9epdDrelt tant, ulb e8 1T nun geredt,
nenn CT fir Iellle oSlferredtSipiorigen 8batell 3ur
SerautmortnH8 NIB Strafc 8eso9en ntro.
SuinOiS.-S fielb, %. 0e3. gtady
elmer Nbipelenbeit BON brei gGodei tebrte @oup.
O9le8bp gelterH AGeno BON gSalbit9tOu 5uriid.
Or. Saten1all foni G"cferl 9toGmittog Dpll
Bloomington Sltriid, fprIelbit er mibrelb preicr
Gage Der balbjdbrigcll &erlGnnnlnl9 oe8 Gtaat9z
GrSiebungSsS Boards nnb Der @~riiIulg pcl1 2e1rerll
ftr Sta0t8s@ %ertififate beiwobnte. Ole Shell
nabile al te:bM &erIonllnlurget mar lett ibrer
Organization Die 9rTBte. Der 3uitanb Der gtpr,
mnl>llniperiit d mar lllenl0l8 Snfrtc0eni tellenber.
ct. 2Dnis, %. Seq. l1nlere Na6barn IN CT
CHARLES merbelt IS balo Oiel b%cquerlcr babelI, treull
ite ibre @iiellbo9ll b~tniiseI pollen, ais mir ct.
QpuiIer.
SIS 1T uGmlid ell ld5re8 fairies Spot 9etaut
%fsorperl, meldeS 9t1enpdrtt9 IN 2clliSDile iid 5ir
Sabrt lnd5 ct. CHARLES ~riiItet, nm bprt alS fGtpil1l.
mense Sriide opt Der Norb Wiillouriba9M ter,
menbet su mcrttn.
0ns SOpt oJiortb Wiiiipnri" it nit circm brrd
bic Dlttt beS Gabr3eu9t6 laufenoeu @eleiIc Der,
lebell NIB i'll Stan6e cineil 9oltae1 Grain neb1
locomotive aufSunehntt1, 70 baB bic Yalia0iere
Obne cen 3u9 5I ptrlaIIcn, ppn eillert ufer gum
anoerel gebraht nerben.
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@a6ridten ais Gon 9omingo.

Geit Dem 9tt5us Der @ponicr BON Gan So
miu9p berrldt bprt 9tuGe, ullcin bic perberblideu
Spuren, bic Der Srie9 Snriid9el9Iel, babet nod
INNER rtdt ganS rerpiidt merpeiI fDnnell.
l~ebera0, no Spalier 6uB 9cfaBt batter, baten
fte IdreGIid) 9ebault. Sn oCn lestel Sabrclt ppr
benz &rie9e batter li1 picle Qnerifaler III Gan
Domingo ougeIieoelt. 0eret SeIitltngen finb
fDrmlid ipltenatiidcr g9eiie peripiiitet 10 ,rbeu,
pbue 3meifel, neil Die Spauier in bieiet ~anterifa>
nildeil 9lnIieplern bic gr1Bten Si1DerniIie eeNe.i
Die aberrtaltge Sefeitigulg ibrer Wtadt erblidtelt.
2luS hieem @rnnbe batter lte i9net ielb1t ibre
6ir6e me9|9enpnrneT, panlit einiBe Der ipanlI6eu
Sff5iere It9 biuslid bariu eiuridte1t "fInnten, ltnb
ais ~bieielben iie ST. p~erloiIen batter, mar bieielbe
ni6tS pert9er a8 9eei9net, I'M ais @ptteSbarS
81 bienelI. sic lit i%lpeien iett nit Dem SeiItanb
Der anlerifanii6en Sibel9eIeui6at in SEEM Oprf
rrieber r~eitaurirt wprben nnb nit alen1, fir ftrd)D
ltGe 3pede gtptbmenpi9elt reriebe1 mOrbeu. Gpr
Der Supa1ion Der Spanler mare1 audi perI6iepele
Wtinen auf Snu Domingo nit @rfplg beorbeitet
pOrOen, i'll Ssl9e be8 6riegeS mltBten aber add
bie1e Nrbeite1 e~in9etcllt ulb 6a8 gauge @igentbum
allfSegebet merbeu. G8 lit beSbalb je3t BON Gun
Domingo aus barouf oufmerflanl 9einadtmcrbeu
DAP Die @i9entbiimer 1ih Su melpeu 6abe1, neil
Der bpnlinifanilde Gpu9reB lOnIt leidter iiber bieie
Is6r ipertboDllen Wiilieralldnber in anDerer gSeiIc
~perfige1 fDrilte. @8 befillDen 1i6 perI6iebelle
@Oloplacer %barlnter, Die elmer @olnpaenie in 9bi,
laoelpbia gebDreu, icpie eiit YetrpleumpiItrift, Der
BON nelttraltitrten 0elltidet, &9euten elmer Cont
pa9rie in Sbip a~19etauft tpproel leiI lou.
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9G,nerifaulfOe SSadDritDfen.

9ietu 9orf.-(Nntla9e 9egen Die Senier). Gille
Ql1Sabl Nppptipbiir9er bon bier 6aben beidlp1lcn,
li6 al Die @rancl1rp 51 tpenben, balnit bielelbC
ben yYrdIibenten, ben Senat NIB ba8 Cabinet e.
uer @mbrpo (irii9en) &tpublit III @ntlagcItanr
periett. Inter onDere1aperDen ~fOl9enbe @riinbs
fir cine Iplde 9lntla9e 9e9ebcu !:
NuS9eten BON Sdulpl6etne1 elmer 0iepl1blif
bic nift e%ri1tirt.
Oa8 0fiiften. Gpnipirire1 ltnb 3uIammeni6aa,
rem SUM 3wede, nm et frieolides 0tadbarpol
Su b~efrie9en.
Die Silbung BON Clans, S1ctipuelt unp Iar
teien, ptlde mnbrihetuli6 2eben unb @iaentbun
Der SepTlterung iencS &anbeS gefGbrben.
Die Serpenolln9 beS 81 bielern 3pede erbulte
1en 8elbe8 dnf @rtrdpd5dl3ell IND gerldipet,
bun9en, tpdbrenb cicle rOit ben ebrlihen Ntenldet
cie eS ullter3eid)net, lebr lparioln leben nliiflerl.
Die @ranOjurp lift 9e9enplrti9 nift in Sibun!
nnb ipirb erit I'M rd6lten Ntonat pieber 3ulunl
meI1treter1.
Sn1miI9e1 bauert Der 3wif inter ttn 2eiterf
Der 8epegu1g fort, rnb CO beipGbrt li6 pie6e
aufS yfelle, mas bon Der ftitberet @eIdihte Sr
lambs gilt, baB bic SrlGuber itre l6limmlten Sem
be iel6ft paren, inoen1 ite burd) innere Spaltnnger
i6rer Sibrer ben @n9lanbern bic GrD6eruug Del
y9mdra0b Snlel" l.i6t ma6teu.
Nem 0prt, "a. 9eS. @8 tpirb beri6tet, bal
8. WtabGuep 0epelheu pom Seab @entre Ste
pbelt8 erbalten bat, tpeld]e Die Eenlcr 3t pronlptet
entlGieo,nen San0eln alffOr6eru, ba etae &riii'
fir Srlanb nabe bebprltebe.
0em Oorf. : Sin tra9ilGer SprIaa III SroOt
Jpn. Der Stem Oorfer Democrat beridtet: SOr
aeItern 4bello nm 81 llbr ereignete fi6 a1f Den
Srcpflin Si9btS eit tra9ilber Salt BON einer ii
Der fronlmel SirdepItabt lidt mebr ungepBhnli
den grt, pOrin Giebe, @iferla4t unb &a9e IN
Spiele pare1I.
Sin iltnger Mann, Namens 5cnrp 0toB, Del
als Su1balter i'm Wterifauii6en Anletbbitreau, 81
8~rCaOwap, g. g., angeftelt it SerlieOte it9 20.
etliden Sabre1 III ELL inllge8 Wtdoten, ytalllens
Srances SO. Oaptsn. sic mar nngefdbr 20 Sabre
ait, lebbaften SelnperamentS rrp BON einnebntelt'
benz gSelen. Sbre @ltcrn ipObntelt IN 9itdfielo,
Cont, lnb ie mar BEL Scr. IS. W' Serpotl8 50
mile in Scr. 1913 Clinton Ctr. 81 SeIn9. S9l
8rnber 1T in benlelbeit 8itreall a1geltellt ipit
OtCB, ulb eS ideiut, baB er ourd ben S5rupeG mi
Der 56pcffer 6efurtrlt mrrbe. Gorgeftern Nad1s
mittasS bel uGte NtiB 9apton baS Sitreall I'M
BrpaDmap llno lieB li9 BON @p6 ua9 Sropfipn
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90rtnrin IDEAS

uenbet ale BefHtrerben Der Damien as, weIde an unrseeI-
rndbtefetten letben Cbne S&mer3en pbtr @eiobr. @rfolo ga
tansitt. Sto. 65 S4rSber. ndte 2ertuatrntraBe. Cauapktl
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YIOtiS
firsSerienoer our6 grpreB.
9arnbrnS f,

gUe lJ8 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Die dltsFte grpres GpSra9eis tn &risrttd bat Wrrt1ftis
unitertrpHen RON anbersn @rprtB 6 cmta auieu tn tfr f6ntI-
len urb prpupten n tbrrlieftrune BON Gele, pideleu nnH
Sradt. Nne 5teenfdrts, rcI6e btetfr e~prheaSnie 1nser"
trout Fnt, ptrteh aui YdGaster -8ueen unter @utitd,,t BON
erfabrenen upt ,uSerlafreen SUten %oer'anet; Gs ~etforpern
btf lien rad 7rereridsSara uni Potomac tor e S,lsn n nEo
GUmpaanIs TN Sfihntr nb, petersturs uro 0pu6bura, ga tn
@trbtn Suns A,bts Out mad aasn anbttH gunttsr tn, Nsr-
psu, Often uns gDe1en. Die pUbisttGnnie TsrGntrSrtltSfe,
IerleuScn rpS MsIiekrn Ubn 8ra&t unb GtIbern uGb 8t-
ri6tieunaen BON aGen Gsrberunesn fur Wsrlufe unb S6ds
ben. fpute eeniiaenbe 8erdnIofrne fetn fur Rauftute unt
Gefb1ftsleute int MHeenetnen, TIRE gSaaren roer Seller
NIT bdrnben'S @rsrtB 81 terteneen'
pr:iie fnb ~pttbrt8er ais bet tresne elmer antern @rpree-
&prpd8nte.
(6DealmN Sppn -, " peTttRa, agent,
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IS4 9
Sin 6unoert uno @ier unb I9t5ig
Baltimore Str. ~SessnIter 9tsbtfry
1T ter btuisfe Slab tn Ger Statt, Inn naBlt6e @esenfdnte
nelte fh fur 90 etbnn6t .8ef6ent etgnen, 81
tauien. gDtr eeben nabfebene cine tbstlreiis 9ife BON I'M
fern g0aaren, rel&e ii6 fir Gsfbenfe stsnen, an.
Ybntngrapbii6e Nlblluts,
npDpn pr Zen srSstrn nnb wertbpoufer @prratb in Der
Staet baben, feIben MIR Sn fen n%tetrtsfen Yrstlen %sertauten.
SilbcrpIdttirtc ESadrcu.
Infer @orratb 1T fe6r srO6 un6 beftbt gum GbrI In Cd
torS. 8udentGrten, &lrterfGrb6eu, Sbeeierbtcen, R1fee-
urnen, 3uderfhaalen, Sutterteler, Spruptannen, gpeinH1n-
Der, ~Suttsrmeier, 2bffeIn uub @attln &c. &c.
QurussN rtitel &C. &C.
S6retbpults, faccnirte .Rdfdtn, 8a1en, gtlterrnbnen,
3di6en.llbren unb Sdmuf laden aatr Art. feine Setfe unb
Ydr1unierte, tetne Wfsner init @lftnbetns@rthen &c. &c.
&. GIart * o,
(ta12-25l 1S4 saItS. Str.
NteOerIa9e 1on &unft>Irtifc elm,
unb Depot fir
Seine nno 9ewdblte litbp9rapb. 8unitnerte,
ttnfa d. unh In JarbeE
StttS an Sanb unb auf 8eaeluns anseferttst:
GeGImss nnb NfciIersG piegeI,
SOfds unb MrmsSiibe,
feline oergpISete Eabmen
unb aue Mrtilel bic ju etnent @tatI;Temcnt trHer GIaTe a.
t6rtn. Wietne @tnrtStunG sur AnfsrttaHne pbtser @eGnee
fannie lest uttb III ber 5tanc, metneu @6unern tefouber
Uortpetle 3u %9eDGpren.
StreGnansen tur OSies drttftI, ipwie idr SIas.Vlatttn
IMr Stpres unk 9DCbubduier perben 6~eltefert.
@tne G5crtdIbe. @aaerts Ia nit benz StOrc rsrbunben.
9dpe8 Srter.
t3lut toll 100 Us. BdIttnDrehr
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Staat8=S DunticS,

Staat8= SDunttcS,
StdatS=S cunfieS,
fir 1861, 1852, 1868, 1864, 1865.
Mne ebemaltsen SDIbaten, benen nod Bounty automntt
bonn Staate 4idrpIanb fur 9tenfe tn Der Der. st. Mrmee
pbsr Marine fur
1868, 1864 pber 1865
tbnuen BON uns ttre AnIprl&e pbne 8ettserluf baar er-
bGIten.
Sieient9et, wel6e 1861 mb
1862 einaetreten
Hnb, t6nnea bel uns ttren &bfbieb btppnIrtn unb mr. ma
den ttrt Yaptere pbue S~eaatluns ~ auS, bae lie lire Bruatp
SpnI Staate MARYLAND pbne Mnffdnb ertaIten I6nnen.
Dtr epIeftren 6ud, nit b~tfpnberGr uufmetiEamteit unb
III ZEN BID 8iten Yretfen Gae Anfprudt auf prtftn9eIbtr,
penfDnen unb rldfdnbtssnt SpIo unb Que 0nberenFNniYrI IL
de BON Mruee pSsr Wlattne. GbenC prbneu MFR tn srGbter
S4neHtstett Off3ters 0e&nunssn.
s. 9. Rpb tnfon& 60,
(Det7-6m'td) no. A Sit @apfr. up fdtrs.
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Softer S go,

284 @. 8altimureitr., Baltimore, 3d.,
Sabritanten uub @n sros SertGufer bon alerbaub Bortes
feuile, Yo~rtfolio unO 9eber @aGauterie=arbeie
e~npft6len benz b.tFssn II. autpdrttssn YubItfurt TOR srpbts
unb retAtaltiseS 9aBer BON YpdttbI6ern (geeeu 200 terttie-
tene Sprtenl, NrbeitStafden unb Sdit&sn, @eifetaIGen tn
btn fstnfen uub decentralization Niufern, @tnfdlunasn ppn
Sttderetsn i, fppte eth errseS Eager bon J6aeoaorbs.
Bteeeroertdufer werten unfere pret(e 10 PCT. bintser fn-
ben ais tn New gprt; infer @aarenIdeer III, Ca MIR ales i'm
@rpeen f%abriaireu, fets ~Spladnbtg aHpriirt.
Inner Gatrtlat erbttIt auf Der srr6en MuSitnuns ben eritu
Hrets. t2Ife-31heil
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
Anecdots Of General Sherman

The following anecdots of the
capture of Fort McAllister is given
by q correspondent of the New
York World:
Major Anderson, commanding
Fort McAllister, was taken prison.
er with his men,. Major Anderson
lived in style. Nearly four thou.
sand dollars worth of wine ar,d
cigars we're found slowed away in
his quarters. The soldiers reveleC
anon these daihties, as was theil
wont. General Sherman, who
! like Conceal Grant, is a smoker
| had, it is presumed from the fol
lowing incident. share of the lla
vanas!
Major Anle s,n, in conversation
with General Sherman outside til,
tori, after the surrender, asked t.
he excused a moment. in order Il
retprn to his quarters, "where,'
said he snrilingly, "Gentral | hav'
some very good cigars. l woul'
like TO have you try one
"Thank YOU responded Genera
Sherman, just 'as pleasantly, an
Mt tho same tine * ending a hanC
tul of the Majors own fragrpt che
roots, ''but / have some very goo
ones here Permit me-"
The Major took a cigar.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
From Europe.

NEw York, Jan. 2.-The steamer
New York, from southampton on
the 21st, arrived at II o'clock this
morning.
President Lincoln's message was
received in England on the 18th
per Asia. Parliament is expected
TO reassemble on Feb. 0. q
The lolion Times says Lin.
coins message contains little the
Federals eau derive encouragement
or consolation from. The Govern
mvnt, the present military and H.
nancial affairs, are rapidly growing
worse, and the message etfeetdaily
destroys all peace expectations
The Times thinks the North does
not possess the power of confsca-
thug property. The mere act OF
c~ohfscaiion gives the South the
strongest possible motive TO resist
to the last. Tie reps IT of the
s'atc of tie Federal fil ances is even
more discouruging than that OF the
military contingen-ie~. The stu
alton, even as depicted in the mes
sage and in the accompanying re-
ports, both financial and military,
renders it the most uncomfortable
address ever read to an American
House of Representatives. British
neutrality has been maintained Sc
well that there is only one pOinI
in the message wl,icn conecrn'
Eugland diccctly--the resolution
to place an additional force on thu
! great lukea. This Is not to he com
. plained of. We hope the Canadi
ans will take meAsures to proven!
Canada being made the basis o
: iFcursiona into a friendly State. :
II, BY placing gunboats on LAX
\ Oatsr.o aud Erie, these enterprise
can be impOded, Lincoln will only
be- engaged In an object which tn
: British authorities wonld be boun'
to aseist; but we sincerely trus
that bis increase OF force is nc
> meant to be permanent. We col
mot conceive the Reeesaity that tn
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
The Eclectic Monthly.

We have before us the first mum
Der Of the New Series Of the
Eclectic Magazine Of Foreign
Literature" We cannot speak too
highly Of his monthly, 1t con-
tains carefully selected extracts
from the leading English, French,
and German qparterlies and mouth
lies. The present npmber is EN-
bcIli 'h,d with a Stee! Plate En-
craving, which presents a memor.
able scene IN English history
Cromwell refusing the Grown OF
England T..
No student Of History Will ne
glect 10 read the, leading article en-
the Crimean War, or William Of
Normandy" Captain Burton't
"Dahomey'' makes some singular
DISCLOSURES "Life in Jwa" il
q lite q new and novel field. "The
Old Age Of Isaiah and "ThC
Pyramids and the pen!atench,'
have special interest for chr cleri
cal friends. "Maliette's D.scove
rice in Egypt will delight the an.
t~iqnarian. Dutch Art" ant
Faust are worth reading. ''Ba
dem Baden" ID q racy sketch of on
phase Of Continental life. "Th'
iTwin,Sisters of Malta" is mean
for our fair friends. AUNT Tabi
tha's Railway Adventure" ia 1
capita hit ut the excitement il
England consequent on the Male
murder trial. Tie. Miscellany de
,artnn.nt contains some gems o
Poetry, valuable eritieiSms o
Books, and . careful sclCction 6
=, matter Oh Science, Art, etc, frol
the Report Of tha British Associa
ftion and other original SOuEcesra-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
TO D~ELlNQUENrs.

SIus, Aa I have resolved to pub
lish to the world n list of the names
of those dishonorable men, who
owe me for their paper, some tor
three years, some for two, and
others for one year and two montha'
! request those who have any sell
respect left, to come forward aud
settle with me at once.
Wa. FERGuloN.
Eaton, Jan. t, 1865.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
A Word to our Readers.

.H .-. N"- - - M
This being the first number Of
the Press published 10 1886, 1t will
not, We think, be ont Of place TO
address a few words to our readers.
On the 18th of October last,
we commenced the publication Of
the Press. The reasons for our
father having given up the paper
have been already published, and
are web kaown to our readers.
Since VIC commenced the publ.
cation of ills paper, great changes
have taken place. The reelection
Iof ABRAHAM LINCOLN disheartened
tho bulk of the Democratic party,
and the result has been the .suspen'
sion Of many DcmocIatic news
papers; the'last that has come to
sur notice being the Jeter'on'an.
Whether the Democracy were right
in thus virtually killing taeir own
organs, is u question Which no
honest Democrat can answer in the
affirmative.
At a time like this, when tho
price Of printing paper and materi.
al has advanced at such q fearful
rate, as to render it impossible to
publish a country paper, aud OBJ
toin a living profit from Il, the
people ought to come..forward, ant
exert themselves to procure III
creased support for their paper
and not fold their arms with coo
indifference, and fay-"lf the pa
per don't pay, give it IN. w
guess we can get some one else t.
carry on a paper for us, wheA an
other important election IS shou
to come OF"
!, Farmers come 10 us and say
swell, my taxes arc very hig
this year; | think I'll stop my pa
per tor u while" Yes, their take
are high, but they forget the hig
price they get for their produce
Still, we respect these men ia
more than we do the snsaks an
thicves who will allow their sui
=. scriptions to ~a on for three .
four years, and thea refuse to pa.
n for their paper. These men W
r utterly loathe and despise.
:, To those friends who have SUI
ported MS, wo return our SINGER
"a thanks. Much remains yet to !
y done. All have some iNAuenc
and can, ifthsy wi, procure MAJ
new subscribers. Let this be don
and then there will be no room f
, complaint.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05

occasional Foraya Of d few adven.
turers should be brought into cont
nection Hlth the question OF con,
tinuing or modifying the rights OF
transit to Canada through the Unif
tad States, as well Is the regulation
of imports, asNtnch was temporarii
y establislsed BY the reciprocity
treaty Of 1854
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-05
Phe Governor Message.

In another column we publish
extracts from Governor Broughs
Message. 1t is very lengthy; a
lar ysspace ia aevotedtoast account
ii the services Of the National
Guard, during their hundred days
service. While VIC do not object
to this, We cannot but notice the
very small space he devotes to the
three, years. men and the veterans,
from this State. Speaking of TIC
rebellion, tho Governor says: "ln
the emphatic language of the
.President-'the war cOntinucRi
but he informs ne that we arr
nearer the en4 of the contest, mo-
only by the apse of time, but s'st
BY the material change ip the as
.pect IF affairs. He recomme"d'
an increase of the salaries OF Statt
officers. Those WHO are desiroui
Of knowing more Of the Message
can read the extracts; but sllonlt
not that-Saficc, they will find
fuHAfeport'ia the Commercial an'
Gdzetie ofthe 4th instant.