The Holmes County Farmer.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
HOLnaCoTFAIlMBR
FOB, 1865. I
$2 A YEAH ALWAYS IN ADVANOK.
compelled III Increase, till, lirlet.llfsllbserllltloll
, ,
orri-ruiiuiiiyiii(utviiiic. ,
VV losu owry year from 3100 to w by sub-
werlbcrH who never my. This saved, nnd thu
tiseorthe money paid In. ulvm.ee. w.-hope, will
mi.ioiiHioWpMPiimTHt41oi)nynir.
We ilu nut think it altogether right tochurgo
Viiylng subscribers enough to make up what we
owliin to tlidiilxh iitifimf iiviTytiilnK, wniim
Iohu by iiou-iHiyliiK oms, Hut Wi'iuust iloiioor
Imvc no (lclliKiticntx.
Wo linvu tlR-rcforc itPlcrmlnt'il to nilopt tlm
ru1vi,tl(il HVKlnlll. pmtltili.ltrltur wllli tlm hnvl
volimip, which will be about the loth oflVbru-
nry. ji wnii iiiiik mi who imvo 1101 iiuyni in i
uutu ,iii iijiu iiii'ir iiuprri miiiicii viiii
after that time pnpcTN will always he hIopih-iI
whrti the tlmiipalil for expires.
Many of ourmibsorihcrH nmy wish to pay be
fore tho loth of lY'bruary, uml for tlm coiivunl
cnee of those who will not hi- In town, wo have
tippolnted tho following iigcntN who will receipt
for any money paid :
OOTI.KIIt OAltllKll. Welnsbi rK.
KItASTUri lli:i;UHl'.H, Mt. Hope.
JOHN I.INDMHV, llolme.tvllle.
11KN11Y l'OMKUKNK, KrederlekuhurK.
UANIICI, KNOX, NaKhvlllo,
JACOK. KAHNKMT, lllatkcreek.
WILMAM WIIITl'., .lours' CornerH.
HYhVUNUrt l'UUHY, Huiiiplire.VMVllte.
JOSIU'lI ,At'Ki:V, Monroe Centre.
n. w. (mi:i:it, oxftmi.
HAMIII-:i, ATKINSON, llerlln.
)K. W. II. wrv. Iluenn VUta.
;iIAni.F.S CKAIO, Claiks.
llanlel 1'AIlt. Kannersvllle.
l'KTKH I.KNlIAUT, Walnnlereek.
1)U. T. J. (lUirrAUl), New ll.dfonl.
JIIClIAr.I, HKA.M. MhiuiPhVille.
JONATHAN HNY1JKII, Ileilton.
Those who remit money hy mall ran Uosoat
our risk. I
We will make out acooiinN aaalnsl those in
dobteil tons nml send them out for collection as
noon us wo can do m.
Poiuc Hkuzkii & Pirrnv, at the lied
"Warehouse, aro dealing extensively in Pork.
VhAQs. Three flags belonging to us are
missing. Any person returning them will
be liberally rewarded.
Couht. The next term ol' the Court of
Common Pleas for this county will com
mence on the 7lh or February.
Fiiysicians. Tho Physicians or Holmes
county will hold a convention at iMillcrsburg
on Tuesday, January 17th, at 1 o'clock,
P. M., for the purpose of considering mat
.tors of importance to tho profession.
Tom Couohi.in. Say, Tom, what will
you charge us for tho Crawford Co. Forum
and send it regularly and beforoit isa month
old? We send you tho Fau.mek promptly
every week.
MAKniAOKS. A recent number of the
Bluffton (Ind.) Banner contains twenty-six
notices of applications for divorce. It must
bo a great country for married life outthere.
"Would it not be well for tho legislature to
enact a law allowing men to trade wives ?
IIouack Gkkki.y. A New York dis
patch of tho 'Jth inst., special to the Com
mercial, says: "Horace (Jreely is in Wash
ington, urgent and persistent in his demands
for peace, and predicting a speedy termina
tion of the war."
Pay" Up. A notice will he found else
where in to-day's paper, to which W. Bkay
lias attached his name, and to which we
call attention. Mr. Bhay designs leaving
town, and he must have his business .set
tled up.
Founi. Tho notice published in last
week's paper for a lost shawl, caused it to
bo brought to this office within three hour)?
aftcrtlio Faiimeii was circulated. Thefinder,
an orphan boy, was duly rewarded with a
$5 bill. The notice for a lost dog caused
him to bo returned to tho owner on Sat
urday. Fiiom the South. Tho Cincinnati Com
mercial's correspondent estimates that Hood
tookacrosn tho Tennessee river from 125,000
to 28,000 men. Forrest abandoned about
150 wagons on the North side. On Friday,
Lyon, with about 800 men, passed through
McJIinnvillc, capturiug a company of Ten
nessee cavalry.
Governor's Messace. Gov. Brough's
message is about four times as long as Lin
coln's, and yet it contains rery little that
should bo in a message. Most of it is trash;
much of it falsehood. "Wo learc out the
most trifling parts, composing about one
half, and we still have as much as any one
will want to read.
Our Pnosi'Ecrs. Three more numbers
of the Faumeh completes the present vol
ume, at which timo those who hare not
naid in advance will havo their names strick
en from our list and their accounts sent out!
for collection. From present appearances
about two hundred will havo their names
stricken off.
County Uecokiikk. The law authorizes
tho County Bccordcr to havo his fees before
ho places uny deed, mortgago or oilier in
strument of writing on record. "We learn
from tho Bccorder that a goodly number of
deeds and mortgages aro now laying in the
office, which aro not recorded, nor will not
bo, until tho fees aro paid. Those interest
ed should pay attention to this matter.
Advertisement.
- No Lauoe Fees in Adnance.
Go and visit Dr. Chidester for a few days,
at tho Ohio Houso. Ho can bo relied upon
as one of the most successful and scientific
Physicians in tho country in treating chron
ic diseases. He risks Summit, Wayne and
Holmes counties only.
Go all who aro suffering, without de
lay. No ch lrgcs for examinations.
Office at Mr. Forhs' Hotel.
.N. B. Pleas read small circulars.
To Ouu Patiions. Wo would again
remind our readers that this season of tho
rear is u timo when they aro constantly lia
blo to sudden coughs, influenza, sore throat
&e., while tho children aro in the constant
.danger from croup, throat and lung com
jilaints. It is important that every head of
aramily should provido a remedy that is
'
rcauynt, an times lor immediate tiso, wheth-
or assailed at tho dead hour of night, with
tho breaking out of a lurd cold, the racking
of a violent cough, or tho children with
tho most danger of all diseases croup or
at tho midday hour, you should alwayn bo
prepared. In Coo's Cough Balsam, you
will find a ready and effectual remedy,
It grapples and controls instantaneously tho
most stubborn coughs, while in croup it is
J-iio prico is but lorty
a sovereign euro,
centu per bottle tho bottles twico tho size
of any other at tho samo prico. Delays are
miiour Trw.TO'K.ii!!!
rinrT uiUK
"ore- I m.J I
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HiinoiiiAi.C'iiANdiA -I.oMnUi.KrtHNi;itl,
linx retired f rum tint Iluticovk f.Wir, Ictiv-',
Ht r In clmrr W 8. Olrr.
Mr. GloNsner KtuwcclH lion. W, I), Morgan
lli( Newark Adtocatr, Mr. Morian has
been oiio ol'tlio leading Deiuoeratio editorx
(jI'iImh Statu lor itioru tlittti twenty livu yearn,
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exec tin g the into, val or lour j oar w lion
lie filled ilio responsible ofhco or Auditor ol
Statu, We have been u reader of'his paper
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una uvuii uuiiiiiuiiuii hi my iitiwn inu cuiionui
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rfUHI. Alnpairccl licallli im assigned lis Ins
can so for retiring from the tripod. 'J'lio
TA (Ilussncr iroreadv writers nnd irood
ll-M "ncr .iro read) wnttr.snmif,ool
Democrats. ,
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nil that lime, mid wo deeply regret that ho
have a consultation with .TelF. Davis.
JMVM rctUMMl 10 VUCeiVO tllClll UlllCSS tliey
lil.AIltH, A lew dayH ago, rumor had it, j
that Jllaira had went to the I'roiit for tho
purpose of being passed to Itichmond to
fwu for the weekly papers of Ohio be lixed
, t ... , , , ,
iii two uouars anuuity coins in auvaucc.
camo hy thu authority or their government.
A dispatch of tho 'Jth inst., asHcrls that the
liluir.M have again started for Richmond,
that a imss from tho rebel (Secretary of War
awaited them at City Point. It is surmised
tho object is to lay the foundation for ne
gotiations. ,
Convention or Puiimsiikus. A con
vention of Ohio Editors and Publishers was
held at Coliiiiilm", on tho 4th int., for tho
purpose of devising ways and means where
by tho country press of tho State might bo
sustained. Tho convention was prclty gen
erally attendod by publishers of both politi
cal parties.
It was roMilvod that tho price of subf-orip
Bates, showing a proportionate advance,
were fixed for advertising. It was decided
to charge fifty cents ft.ir uiarriago and death
notices, and fifty cents per square for noti
ces of lU'ligious societies, Uoiievolent soci
eties, &e., itc.
A bcale of prices was fixed for tho various
kinds of Job Work, which is about double
old prices.
Tt was resolved to present a memorial to
um VL' i i iiioeiiL a memorial I i
4 -
congress asKing a mouiucaiioii oi tno tariu
on paper.
A committee was appointed to memorial
ize tho legislature in regard to county prin
ting, publication of laws in newspapers, &e.
Coming Events-1865.
The New York World, in reriowing the
hostile relations of England and Franco to
wards the I niteu btates, rery forcibly con
cludes that
' 'By crery prompting of interest, by every
instinct of jealousy and fear, Franco and
England aro interested in tfie disunion of
the United States. Hy every principle of
interest, by every instinct of pride and
power, tho North and South aro equally
drawn to Union. What stands in the way ?
That miserable compound of fanaticism,
deiuagoguism and centralism, tho Uepubli-i
can party."
Ohio Legislature.
Di:Ait Faiimeii: Tuesday, the day sot for
convening, was taken up by the Senate in
tilling vacancies in elmkshipa and receiving
the credcntinlsof the new members, Joshua
II. Bates, ol'IIamiltoncounty, vice Veanor,
resigned; Alphonso Hurt, of Portage, vice
Judge .Day, elected Supreme Judge; and
Jonathen Cranor, of Shelby, vice Senator
Maiizy, deceased.
Jlr. Scott presided in the House until a
Speaker was elected. The credentials of
tlm now members, James W. Hobiuson, of'
Union, vice Sterling, resigned ; llunmhcry
Hoover, of Stark, vice Joseph Sehell, re
signed; O. D. Hough, of Delaware, vice J.
U. Hubbell, resigned, were ireented and
who were sworn in.
The conte.-t for Speaker, although politic
ally a one-sided affair, was on that account
none tho less animated. Hon. John John
son, of Summit, was tho opposition candi
date. The democracy nominated the Hon. French
-W. Thornhill, tho beloved iokcr of tho
House. 31 r. Thornhill waiving for the time
all no litical bias, eloouentlv urcod his claims !
to thu seat on the grounds of his good looks.
and at onetime it was thought he would i
sucocod, but unl'oi tunately for himself, for !
thejionor of the State, ho sought to win thel
eutiro vote of tho opposition by likening ;
himself to Old Abo I hnough was too much ;
-tho charm was broken-the thought of
haying anything in tho semblance of Old Abe
in lie chair was too lunch: lor tho opposition
and they cast their votes for a good lookingi
man, and thus tho election of Mr. Johnson
was secured I
Mr. Stanton, who is a great man on .
resolutions, introduced a resolution instruct-
inar our Members of CoiiLn-o-s fo voto for an
auiendment to tho Constitution- abolishing
slavery. After all tho confiscating, aggra-
rating, proclaiming, exclaiming und declaim-1
HIK that has been doilO Old Alio and the '
ti o !ci0!'p""y ,nro1,,ot, rf- C"itircliyi wti ""i ! I
that slarcry is dead. It dies hard I miL'ht
as well undertake to kill a tortle at once.
On Thursday, in the Senate. Mr. Egdcs
ton introduced a resolution of instruction to
our Members of Congress to furor a lory of,
ono per cent on all real e.stato liel'd by
any individual abovo tho sinn of $5,000 ; i
"ml. .5.1 nor cent on each acre orland not
personally occupied, and also upon each acre
which any individual owns above 100 acres.
I trust our abolition friends will not bo
startled at theso propositions as this is only
a feder only a fore-shadowing of what is to
como only a despcrato measure to arouse
tho almost moribund insensibility of their
dear abolition brethren who aro daily declar
ing that they do not ai tho effects or tho
war. irtliero is such a thine as brineinsr
war. ii tncro is sucn a thing as bringing
them to their phelinks I sliink it w-ill be
donc.
t Jlr. Stereiison also introduced a resolu
tion of instruction to Congress for tho adop
tion and rigid enforcement of retaliatory
measures on rebel Dtisoners: this is mid-
nosed to bo in accordance with tho now
Gospel promulgated by Burlingamo's aboli-ihis
tion Bible, and abolition God.
Mr. McKenzio announced tho death of
Hon. David J. Mauzy, of tho 12th Senato
rial district, and introduced resolutions of
condolence.
Mr. Scott introduced a resolution requi
ring riio Governor to endeavor to havo tho
servfeo of tho National Guards placed to tho
credit of Ohio under the present call for
troops. This, 1 imagine would bo a very
serious undertaking lor our renerabio Uov
.
should not bo credited. Can you imagine
our dear Governor occupying that equivocal I
position, and coine: around bv war ol' tho eir- i
ciuulocution office, renovating his enervated
cvlnm on tin. wni' trill. 1,I t,..-.:, t.... It.
"anu to present to uid AUo,
Onn von?.
Mr. b 8 proposition was finally withdiawu
The week s ligislation closed with the ft
sideratifm of a proposition to iucrea;
on-
the
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raiutH.-aui inu mi.ii.miiB uiuce-is, , men
ua iiiiuieji.u to uiuiuiiu uiuui ultimo uiuucln.
tin i i , ,. . , . ,
ins caused a oca. oi discussion auout cheap
men and cheap nfheors and any amount of
fillibustorimr. Our renerabio Governor is 4
understood to say that ho considers it no i
Krcat connilimont to sav that a chcim man '
can lw got J'or Governor at
t a cheap man '
$1800 an-l
J. A. E.
a ..fT-..r , J
poi iion ui ure n army uru rupunuu iu-yero
havo gone to operate against Sherman. I
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NEWS ITEMS.
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C IT liaZ
tlic oilier ihiy. four 4i4'o;t of dollar to ru
in liove tho conntv id' i(n miotn under the lain
"'"li I'rosiihnl I'.ir .W.OOO moro men.
l'biladelphia, l,y mi almost tiri.-.rihrioiirt
o( of both Inni A(m or l.er City Council,
,((W llI1I)ro,r!al(, ,, w ,WfJM ,,, tf) rc
yWVl) tho city of its quoin ol'tlio lute cull for
more trout,
General H luiini.ii 1ms limited tlm nul.li-'
ef.l III, III' l,UMt. t.r.r J i I. .. ..!, I ,..,.
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" "ey are not allowed to comment upon I ho
uetN of the iiuthoiits.
tpi ,. , . . , ,. , .r..
1 ',1 ":lll"m"1 y that iftho
.Soiitli is overcome, they want an alliance
with hnglatid, l'ranco, .Spain, or uny other
uaiiou, ruuier man uio l unkces.
(Jcorpe 1). Prentice, who has returned
from Hichmond to Washington, has brought
a memorial to the President from Lieutcn
ant Oov. Jacobs, of Kentucky, asking per
mission to return to that State. He has
been banished by tho military authorities
from thu State. Tho President has the
memorial under advNcment.
Out of every eight blind fed Californians,
ono is insane. Gold digging has rather a
bad effect.
An orphan boys' fair hold in Boston, last
week, netted 15,0U0.
Tho ArchbNhop of Toledo has addressed
a circulalar to tho clergy forbidding women
to sing in churches.
When a couple want a divorce in the Ida
ho mines, a meeting of tho miners is called,
who grant it if expedient.
Beer have become unusually thick thiB
winter on the slope at the Alleghany moun
tains in Pennsylvania, iluutersbehcvethat
they must have emigrated there from other
Mates,
jlailroad companies are now changing
their coal burning locomotives back to wood
burueis. Nearly all tho Eastern railroads
have stopped using them entirely.
The arbitrary conduct of General Low.
Wallace in .Maryland, is being reviewed by
tho President. Hon. Thomas Corwin ap
pears to be on the sido of clemency and
justice.
General Bragg has issued a congratula
tory order about the success of the rebel de
fense of Wilmington.
W hue tho oil fever is raging in the At'
tic fctates, our lriends on the Paci
hint
Coast are not without their sensation.
ific
They
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0f ,,ia , the region ol Puget Soi
l'oiu in the remon ol 1'uiret bound. A
great increase of emigration to this region
' is expected, and new gold fields aro about
I to be opened.
I The construction of a bridge over the Ohio
river at Ucllair, will be comtneneeil in the
ISlirine. Tlin enturnrlsn is iniilert.-iL-eii In-
the Daltinioie and Ohio Bailroad Cvinnaiir.
It is estimated that it will require 2,500
men, three years and a half to complete
the work".
A distinguished writer says; "lean
pick out nien in New York great men, that
count millions to their names of whom, if
you should take away their wealth, there
would bo nothing left you might hunt with
a lighted candle, and you could not find
them to all eternity.
The cavalry and artillery branches of our
service are full, and the Provost Marshal
General has forbidden tho enlistment ufinen
for either. He should also forbid tho en
gagement of men in such serrieo as burning
up an immense amount of powder in trying
to shake down fortresses. Then an order
again.st bursting six 100 pound Parrot guns
at a time, might prevent such disasters in
the lutuie.
Indiana's divore laws aro not so lax as
they once were. I ho applicant for divorce
must now prove a lama tide, residence in the
State for a year, as well as a satisfactory
cause lor divorce, in order to obtain tho
dissolution.
At tho golden wedding or Deacon Lewis
Lhapin, ol orcoster, Mass., last week.
cake was presented to him bordered with
fifty gold dollars, and with an eagle and four
gold dollars in tho centre.
The work of draining tho Dubuquo load
region, wnerc mining, operations havo been
embarrassed by a copious flow of water has
been commenced on a large scale by a com
bination of Now York and Western capital
ists, and promises to take rank among the
notable enterprises of the day.
There is a largo quality of vacant public
land in Missouri some six millions acres
which can bo entered under the homestead
act or located with laud warrants, ncricultu-
nil college scrip or cash. There aro a good
many reasons for settling in Missouri, and
this land ought to bo in good demand,
There has been a meeting called in Boston
to aid the destitute people in Savannah,
Thc blockade-! tinner Julia, with 450 bales
)f cotton IiajJ )C0 canture(, by United
Statosgunboat. She was makingibr Nassau,
Thu 0!ili of the Julia and canro was $200, 000.
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Jt, ls rmorcd that the rebels at Bichmond
ar0 hurrying troojis to Brauchvillo to check
Sherman's progress in that quarter,
I ho Bichmond papers hare news that
Hood defeated Thomas at Columbia, cantur-
ig a brigade of our men at the town.
Forrest is said to have captured a brigade
and 000 wagons. Ho has been made a
T.ienti'iinnt (lenenil 0- his cm-v;,.nc '
T,,G "iehmond papers announce the death
,. s,i: h.. ,. l rn.
announcement is contradicted.
noon s army is now ooutn ol tho J.cn-
,lc'Nc nvcr -r,'0ni) flroS
1st, Thc damage done to tho salt works by tho
Union raiders in South-western Virginia
will bo speedily repaired
Tho Richmond Sentinel announces that
Mosby is rapidly recorering.
Tho New York Herald's Washington cor
respondent says that Killpatrick's cavalry
has seized llurdeesvillo on tho Charleston
and South Carolina road.
The obstructions iu Savannah River aro
being removed, and navigation up that
stream, lor lienvv ilmin'hr. vessels, will hr.
y. '
l'ed a V''. . .
iiicro aro uauy arrivals oi cotton in oa
ruunah from the country, and tho merchant
men aro making offers tore-open trade with
tho North, pay their old uobts and com-
iiicuec anew.
Tho Richmond turners state that. Hood, on
retreat, has impressed largo numbers of
nogs ami catuo anu urcaustuiis and many
Tho Examiner contains un editorial severe
ly condemning tho administration of Jeffer
son Davis
According to a dispatch in tho New York
HVM, from Washington, tho South will bo
recognized by England and Franco before
the 4th or March, because Mr. Lincoln did
not carry them at tho election. It claims
th-it tlin recent, nrln.lec in tho IHclimnnil
-iho Now 1 oik Iribune learns that J. C.
' reniont has been appointed Minister to
I' rmice. Iho story is doubtless untrue.
Mr
Howard has been re-elected Unilcd
sif.ilno s?.,.,..,,. 1'..,,, At t,,I.T....t.
v!.uijiiifl unuy lillu qililllllliu n
belonging to alleged PeCCSslOlllstS.
Gen. Sheridan's cavalry are moving, and
throughout Loudon and Faitlax counties
were arresting many disloyal citizens and
carrying away largo quantities ot property
r., . . . . . . . .
Ss inni nn'fa nrin,. hnvn r-nnn ,n,n wintni-
"r-yyfi
''u'"'c'a " V. J. . V ,
A $50,000 residence has been purchased
by tho citizens of Philadelphia us a present
iu iurs. uun. uraiu also u proseiitoi ?ju,uuu
Mrs. Gen. Grant; also a luuscutof $30,001
liaa 00011 made by tho Philadolphians to tin
widow of Gen. Birncy.
rt so.
lighting between Hood and inoinas
South or the Tennessee Rirer.
NEWS ITEMS. The Full Quota of Ohio by Districts
NEWS ITEMS. The Full Quota of Ohio by Districts--Computation of Years
of Service Furnished by Each
District.
District. [From the Provost Marshal General Circular
District. [From the Provost Marshal General Circular to the State Provost Marshal.]
- ''ho tiota of the State of'Oliift, nn-lor tlic ,
, "' J1'" J ni',l'K R,r ,,,irc 'V1''',1''.'1
l"b' inon, dated December 10, I H03, is '
, twenty-six thousand one hundred and fifty-
"V0, l!t 'ho'iiimber rciuitei under.
' .tll,; L'llllt 'r. takiiiB into account thu orod-1
" ' " ' ,nlul,e ' I"1
I "lailllif lllll IlilllilLr u.i oi st.r ico llir
latinir
niheil ly oiio, two and three yearn men.
1 1 ho quota ot tlie
1st Dlstllct U'J,I77
in District is i,fi
pi District 1K,OT
lib District Is 1,W7
Mil DIMrlct Is fla
(;th District Is l,i;.
Tth District Is l,'7.1
hlli District Is I, or,
llth Dlstilct Is I, till
Kith District Is i,TM
llth'DMrtct Is.lJO
I'JItODIslrlct Is 1,100.
I'Jtli District Is
1 ilh District Is ;sx7.
Kith District Is sl.
Iill h District Is lj-tf.
17th District U Ml.
18th District Is 1,'rj).
lOth.Dlstrlct Is IjUl.
The whole number of rears of servim fur.
nished by each District, and which is to bo
considered in apportioning the quotas of the
sub-districts, is :
J1 ir.it District '1,077, being an excess of
1,504 years of service over the number ofj
men furnished.
Second District 3.P50, being an excess of
1," ID years of service over thj number of
men furnished.
Third District 6832, being an excess of
2,78'J years of service over tho number ofl
men furnished.
Fourth District 5.340, bcinc an excess of
2,5;i'J years of servico over the number of'
men furnished.
Fifth District 4,007, being an excess of
2,ll5ycaMof service over the number of
men turnishcu.
Sixth District 5,743, boim: an excess of
3,011 years of service over the number of
f, lul.n.l
Seventh District 0,003, being an excess or
3.323 rears of. survieo over tlm nmnlior ol'
men furnished., .
Eighth District 4,024, being an excess of
2.014 rears of service over the number nf1
men furnished.
Ninth Distiict 0,577, being an excess or
rears ofserv ce over tho numljcr of1
mc, l'u,r"i1s'.'e.d-.
, uiiiii jisiuui .i.oou, ueii g mi excess oi
2,010 years of service over the number ol
men iurnislicu.
Elereuth District. 5,403, boin an excess or
3,131 years or sorricc orcr the number
men luniishcu.
Twelfth District 0,410, being an excess or
3,302 ycaw of service over the number of
men lurnMicd.
Thirteenth District 5,0S4, being an excess
or2,-J70 years of service over tho number of
men furnished
Fourteenth District 5.570 beintr an pvpps
fil7f .1 g i
Ol ,i,I JJ y ears ol service over the number Of
,iir,i rnrtiwlif.il
wn ..." .... . .
l'litcentii uistnet o.SNJ, being an excess
of 3,543 years of service over the number of,
men lurnishcd.
Sixteenth District 5,550, being an excess
of 2,002 years of service over tho number ofl
men turmslicd.
rcventeontn uistrict o.uyy, ucimr an ex
cess of 2,SOi years of service over the num
ber ol men lurnishcd.
:ing a
r the ;
Eighteenth District 5,000, beinir an ex
cess of 2,070 years or service over the num
ber of men furnished.
Nineteenth District 5 ''07, beinir an ex
cess of 7,703 years of service over the num
ber ol men lurnishcd.
1. ....!..... .1.:,. i: ...an..
in iiniti iu v:iiiuiu.u iiim iuuii, it win ue
added to tho quota of the districts in gross,
and distributed amomr the sub-districts
cording to thc number enrolled in each.-
This will give thc quota of tho sub-districts
tncrrasui I; the cm'At ii proportion to the
number rnrollid ; but as the number or one,
two and three rears men. respeetivelv. havo
been furnished without retrard to thu num
ber enrolled, the Prorost Marshal will sub
tract from this gross quota, tho actual
amount of execw of years of service which
the sub-districts has furnished.
The Democratic Party.
There is now no such thing as a Demo
cratic party, known and recognized by that
name. Tho party which did bear that name
is dead. ,V. J,outs Aoolttton paper.
The Democratic party not only still lircs,
Imr linu vifnlil,- ntiniurli ie iw.TI ,.i.ln,.!i.
...... bov.... .V UI, II IIIIIJUIl ui
the legitimate rotes of tho Union, which it
did on tho 8th of Norcmbcr, lgtif. A par
ty numbering clyhtteii hundred thousand
voters in the adhering States may well be
assumed to hare an existence.
lllllions,
VC tlieM-fJL?,hVi".!
. t.uiLU
They rep-
... n . ....
resent, a population oi over nine millions,
i ... I... . l... ..i:.i .
anu iiiusi ai. last ou leueu upon lo s;
ll'lflon. fo wliii.li till,- tlmv will Iia
. " J " '." '-",
when tho consequences ol their fraudulent
defeat at tho polls shall bo made more ap-
. , .. . - .. .. i , .1
parent, uy tuu nievnaoie miseries uicsc must
entail UDon tho neonle. Bar hr dar fanat-
ieisin is tearing off its own disguises it will
soon stand nudo before the nation. The
eyes of tho peoplo arc ercn now partially
opened when they sec clearly, a living
poworin the Democratic party will be among
the things now hidden that will then greet
their newly restored vision.
Making the Most of It!
en
ed
A respectable rainier, though a viole
Republican, iu southern Ohio, ascertain
that his daughter had become a practical
miscegciiationist, by tho astounding fact
that she irave birh to a mulatto babv. Tho
author of thc misfortune was found to bo a
strapping big nigger in thc vicinity. He
was arrested, taken to a prorost marshal
and disposed offer tho sum of 1,000, and
sworn into thc service of Uncle Sam. The
"grandpa" of tho littlo contraband took
nine hundred dollars of tho money, gave the
nigger a hundred dollars "for his trouble,"
and returned home leelmg that the dark
tiiospect before his family was somewhat
brightened. Exchange.
The Wealthiest Man in America.
Alexander T. Stewart, tho dry goods na
bod of Now York, has tho largest income
of any man in America, or probably, the
world. Ho has lately paid an income tax
of 250,000 ! on a net insoiuo nt'Jit e million
dollars. This would bo tho interest, at 0
per cent., of orcr eighty millions. Wo
know of no case among tho wealthy men of,
I'.ngland that surpasses or equals tins; and
wo suppose A. T. Stewart is tho "richest
man" bring. Albany Argus.
Since Mr. Lincoln's inauguration in
March, I SGI , there hare been five changes
in his Cabinet: Stanton for Cameron, Usher
for Smith, Fcsscnden for Chase, Dcnnison
for Blair, and Speed for Bates.
It is stated that tho blockade of Wilming
mington is an impossibility.
Wo roquiro Jour things from woman
that virtue dwell iu her heart, modesty play
on her brow, that sweetness flow from her
lips, and industry occupy her hands.
Eat, digest; read, remember; earn, save;
lore and bo loved. If theso-four rules ho
Tears aro no sign of a soft heart; water is
I distilled from rocks.
Mrietly followed, health, wealth, intelligence
and trim happiness will bo the result.
' A I .... C :.. 1. 1,. l.Att. 1,... I.n...l., .
.'lull ui KU1I1US masu inu oust iiu?liailil ,
a fool has too much opinion of his own dear
Unlf no' ton littlo of wonnn tnlmensiK-
''1.n(1, to mtl ot woma"' t0 1,0 cas,1
, feu""'-u
wl4ichiss''i;'tlu;n
wituer.
i
lho pcaco resolutions in tlio iNortli Uaro
lina Senate woro defeated by a rote of 1 1 to
20.
DELINQUENT TAX SALE.
'Pill: I.ANIH, Urn, AND I'AllTH OP IXJTH. ItCTI IlSLl) tjni.tNQUUNT II V Tit K TllKA
1 miriT of IIiiIimh cull lily. tiHtothrr with tlio ttit-ruxt clurni! thi'ii-on nttruMibly to law, uro
A. 1ST JDS.
It.
Itcpphiiy I'.-tor t
Kline DiVbl
l,iik JMinH ',
YodcrMI'l'iacI &
HoHfjlatid Mush 7
Maker William 8
Hpurijcon Win 7
Woods J, n A
Klslur Ixwls 0
Hull K. II V
HK.Idoii Thomas V
IloiiKhmd llosns " ,
sumo 7
Ijiwver Manuses J
same ft
l'rcnii'r I'hlllp
1'laliW Jacob
5
13
T. H.
17
H 0
t n
10
8 2
S 12
8 I.-,
8 11
ft A
8 1
8 '11
9 71
9 3
3
9 1
13 17
TOWN LOTS.
FAUMEBSVILLE.
I.uke Gr-orfiO
snnio
Woods J. II.
sumo
sumo
suinn
In-IxjllO
" 17
OXFORD.
Iu-Lot21
.. 2
" Hi
" I
NAPOLEON.
i:i In-fc.it zs
VALCR.
10
10
' 'ennnct Joseph
NUIIIO
MILLEHSBUItG.
Itoneluiid Moses Htitln-Lot 10S 0o0
h"!mu. . fu " 'in 'Hj
wees Modena " iw in
w" " ' '
I hkconb ApniTios to millehshcho.
MunKer JnoNnidcKjin.tiifi vn
sva-iiirimos or out-lot R
JVir!VntlV:J-H- SD'V &
TiimAi.i.'s Annirio.v to Mn.LcaaDfKO.
Kvcrhnrt Perry M. In-fcitai w lwo
! Kverhart i.ydtu 'jy.; 140 fr o
, Ti"l1';1lJI1liv"1- " j J
same " bit aj tv
mayeh's audition- to millkiwhukg.
O HUMAN TP.
soiilh'hnlf north-rnst north. went
inlililln part north-west
MSl half south-west
liorth-enst corncT soilth-Wftl
MECHANIC TP.
north-west norlli-iint,
KIMibTCK TP.
uml half north-wekt
north-west part north-writ
eatt half north-Hist
P.1CHLAND TP.
north-east north-west
north-west south-east
south-west north-wist
HAUDY TP.
notitli-wpst Ronth-pnst
Mnth-iist rmrt south-weit
BEULIN Tl'.
mid pi south side lot 111
mid pt north side lot 12
WA JjNUTCUHEK TP.
north-west corner lot 21
1'PvATRIE TP.
partBonth half fraction
ACHV-S. VALUE. TAX.
1 M0 17 39 0
h4 HI 2 91 I
Nl l4lil 29 W 2
W S.VJ UK)
tn oo lino
60 MO 10 87 0
1 SKI 20 0
W 23) 0 6S 0
40 2S0 7 OS 0
40 m i .31 o
40 2VJ iWO
40 1200 4.', 02 0
ti 840 21 51 0
I M 1 20 0
Ti 130 5 00 6
41 1470 SI SO 6
K0
4VI
400
300
TAX.
Zl t,
29 0
23 41 0
10 IS 0
10 18 0
7 CI 0
1 71 0
1 73 0
21 It) 0
SO 0
2 20 A
6JJ1I
10 10 0
BEULIN.
VALUE.
Korns John In-fcjt 11 ICO
Ijiwlund Wm. " l' S
same " ii vn
samo " 10-j 20
Mversleoruc llfrtt " 7 V)
HhlresHamuel pt " 7 100
wolgamol Andrew " 79 'Oi
OUT-IJTI TO UEIiLI.
Glnufiun J. M. NWc 10 10
bhane Wamuel NWo 8 10
HOLMESVILLE.
Ilarnes J. M.
IllLVU A. J.
Mattocks J. W.
Nheldon II. U,
same
Taylor T. A.
same
In-Ixjt M
VSi
150
ID
13,1
M
10
w
'M
200
20
t)
10
3 2', 0 DcwlttJeremlah
same
Mime
same
NASHVILLE.
Ill-Lot
ll 30 2
0 91 7
Orr.h
i,hn H.
same
same
same
same
Donald Andrew
IX-wlttT. (.
Harris T. II.
I.lwett A- fc.ller
w eizierjoiin si.
In-fcit 319 210 11 Ofl 0 , McDowell A. .1,
61
S3
81
SO
87
M
Hi
W
4i
SO
57
K
II
Itj
110
6
9
8
8
8
8
120
2VJ
l.'SO
130
:m
100
TAX,
S 40 O
11 25 6
89 U
89 01
62 0
2 10 0
lA 0
43 r,
19 u
32 5
2 01 &
93 5
4 Or, 0
41 6
1 38 0
29 5
2 W
17 9
17 9
17 9
17 9
17 9
17 9
17 9
17 9
2 77 0
6 77 .'.
2 99 o
2 99 r
10 90 0
3 03 0
NOTICE.
AuufTui:4 Office, Ho.mes Cocnty, Ohio,
STOTIOr: Is .hereby clven to all concerned, that the whole of said several tracts of lands, lot, or
r, ' " u ... . ts 'ir. t" ,.l!Uci! xhltti ",l 115 wl" "r t" Iy the tuxes und penalty charged
e .', lert!"1. 'J1 '"-' wla Uy ,llu "" Treasurer, at the Court House In said county, on the third
, Tuesdav of Jnntmry next, unless such taxes and penalty be paid before that time, and that said
i i, . .-;" .".-.i ""i i""" eacn miu ever)- iraci, lot una pan oiiot speemwi in
d list shnll have been disposed of, oroflcred for sale.
joiin WHITMAN, County Auditor.
. sal
said
December 29th, iwi. 3
1
Time of Holding Courts !
IN Tin:
.Sixth Judicial
UlHtrlct.
..
uviie
I Coshocton
Ashland
lllchlnnd
Knox
IMcklnu
Delaware
IT IS OUDKIlKD HY THE UNDKltSIONED,
1 Judaes of the Court of Common l'leas for the
Sixth Judicial District, that the terms of the
Court of Common Pleas and District Court, for
the year 1NV, be held In the several counties of
said District, commencing on the devs follow
ing: COMMON I'l.KASi.
Holmes County, February 7, May M, No. 7.
February 21, August s, Nov. 21.
March 13, August 21, Dee. II.
February 13, April 21, Oct. 23.
February 27, July 31, Nov. 8.
March 13, August 11, Nov. 20.
February 7, May 9, October 11.
March 21, August S, Xov. 21.
Fcbruury 27, July 24, October 30.
DIsiTHICT COUKT.
I
Holmes County,
Waynn '
Ashland "
lllchlnnd "
Morrow "
Delaware. "
Knox "
l.leklng "
Coshocton 44
June ftth.
June 7th.
June Cth.
June llth.
June 17th.
June sjth.
June 22d.
June Mth.
June Sfith,
WILMAM .SAMl'I.K.)
T. ('. JONl,
UFO. W. OF.DDIS, J
Judges.
.Mansfield, O., Xov. 29, 1X14.
f ) In testimony whereof, I have here-
"n't a"ed tlie.s.al
XkLTx ,hU-lh
'iii'viiv n M..mi-.i r
The State of Ohio, Holmes County, ss :
I, Henry D. McDowell, Clerk of the Court of
Common l'leas within and for said county,
hereby certify that the within and foregoing to
be truly taken und copied Ironi the order of the
Judges of the Court ol Common l'leas or the
sl!l11 Judicial District ofthehtate of Ohio, now
J
r
,
HENUY 1). McDOWFf.r.
1 Dee. s, isol wo. cu-rk of court.
IXT'tAfm n
v U& VV E-L-IT I J
Ami nil other Styles of
Latest Fashions.
!
j
'
!
;
Ladies Gold Hunting Watches
Chatelaine Pins,
Gold ClaairLS !
Gold Necklaces,
CUFF BUTTONS!
And a largo Stock of
Silver Hunting Watches,
NEW PATTKHNS.
SETII THOMAS CLOCKS,
c, itc, Selected In the Eastern Cities with
great care nnd can be
Bcmglxt Olieap
-A-T ,3t'r'S,
A few Doors East of Kock's corner.
Pec.CS, lsni-tf
NEW
IVEar'ble "Works
II.
W. HOXVVOllTH
RESriClTrUMA' Inform-! tho public that he
Intends carrying oil the above business in
nil Its brunches, in the old stand formerly oecu-
iled by I. Hoxwortli.dec tl., und feels confident
hnt he can
1'IcuNe nil In Work and Prices.
All those wanting anything In his line will do
well by calling soon, as he has u Largo Stock of
FT,-lf-slT:E3 JtAltllT.H !
I","" n.uuAnuiuii
itvv. 10, isei. ii
I'lIOTOGnAPIIlO AM11I.1IS.
t tho hook eroun
HARDWARE!
S. It. WEIRICII
Invites the atten
tion of the people of
Holmes County to
his very large and
complete Stock of
Hardware, among
Whlch Will be found.
p Cutler' of all kinds,
such as Pen Knives,
i jviiix-, ur-
ver. Table Knives,
1-orks und .Spoons,
i onee .Mius, Maw i. inters, Jicnt (fitters and
Situilers, .'Ulucing Knives, SchIc-s, Vises, Anvils,
Screw Plutes, Hand Hammers. Horse Shoes.
Iron, Steel, Glass- Putty. Nails.
Oils, White Lend, Paints,
Cider .Mills, Cider Presses,
Saws, circular Saws, m
w'un si,,,?,, cojnpass saws, crosscut saws, bugiry
mn . broom twine, broom wire, rope, bed cord,
ses, Apple Parers, Hand
illl saws, butchers' saws,
ws, crosscut saws, buEKV
Ilonsc Trim tilings.
locks nnd hinges, butts nnd screws. Grind-.
Stones. sU-Vfl Kf-flt.Mi l-lrwlrti,. cnvl . m.
undspades,spiirs,sixikeshaves,snullt.rV. slates
steelyards, oil-cloth, shears, scissors,
Cureutcr!' Tools
cow Iwlls- 'pipe lwxes. springs axles and eurrv
combs; Horse brushed. Whitewash b'rushes and
Ugyea.vy,elo UndSi
m great anetj . A large lot of
pifl,u,c w.i , .
ee?s Cl'!le,s Si.miIm 1",', T1"06"' braces' au"
----
r:iri-i:itr. Trin.mlnnt
variiagc A rimilllfls,
nnamelcd leather, dash leather, goat hair, fel-
loesauu uuinw, seatspnngs, seat sticks, stialts.
Dolts, maleable Iron, implements ol all kinds,
; , ' r . . . ; i-""". linn cups,
locks, double triggers, moulds, mountings, Ac.
Harness Trimming;.
Sliver, silver-plated nnd Japanned tnountine,
allklnds; Ornaments, rosettes, Ivorv woodami
iron rings; sieicli hells, farm bells, sheep und
SOLE LEATHER
always on hand at tho lowest prices.
.i, , , H- II- VEIK1CH.
Mlllersburg, March 10, 1SW.
GO AND SEE
N. P. McCoi-mick's
STOCK OjF"
iFIISriE GOODS.
Gold Watchos,
Americnn "Watches, dc
Flue Swiss Watches
Of all Styles and Prices.
Finn Kings, Pints,
Chains, Gold Pens,
Eur Drops, Gold Keys,
Spectacles, Spoons, Ac,
And a fine Stock of
CLOCKS!
Which ho Is selling Cheap. Oo and examine
for yourself.
Watches Carefully Repaired
. r- Mccormick.
Dec. K, 1601. .
.gain on. Hand.
,
3-30l,C3-l R332
HAS again taken charge of his old Store at
Nashville, and has on hand a fine assort
ment of
SEASONABLE GOODS !
To which tho attention of the people ls respect
fully Invited. Ills motto of small profits and
quick sales will bo rigidly adhered to. Persons
in neeii oi
DRY G-OODS,
GROCERIES !
Qiieensware !
or anything else usunlly kept In a retail estab
lishment nmy save money by calling on tho
undersigned UEOIIGE HEED.
Nashville, Dee. 18t)l
Pv.... I- il..4i.. O Ci l
lOi II S liUlv Llllter SftP
vui luiuuii vuiivi 1VI1 LJlliU.
r have one of Wilson's Teleernnh Fodder Cut-'
J ters, of No. 2, size the best Cutter In use for i
euttliigC'ornfodder, hay, orstniw, by horse or
,i.l i.ii-.p .,.(..,! 1 ...ill t.l I fur kf,n,.fh l,i( lekts
Ihun It til i.n.i. lu ,wi,if-lif nt. tli A slinn nml j
brought here; It is new, has never been used, ,
IU1U IS as gOOU HH HII, iiiui v.ri hub iiiiiur, .
Apply lnimedlatefy, personally or bv letter to
44 UEOllGE SMITH.
Slianesvllle, Tuseatawas county, Ohio.
December 20th, 'St.
J.lPu. KOOH:, Jr.,
11m now received tho balance ot hi
Stock of Fall k Winter
DRY GrOODS,
Which wilt bo (Old at
lrlooa to;tilt tliu'Tlmoii I
A FULL- AKSOIITMKNT Ot
GROCERIES
Alwuyn on Ilund.
IDOIST'T FOKaBT
TO
Sell Your Produce !
AT
KOCH'S CORNER
For Cash..
Mlllersbarg, Dec. 1, 183L
FOR 100 DAYS.
Grcut Ciosins Out Sale !
cV
CLOTHING!
Trunks,
Valises,
jotious,
-AND-
GEXTLEJIEiV'S F0BXIS0IX6 GOODS.
I
I
TN" consequence of thc grcatlr advanced price
1 X ofgoods and the unsettled state of the mar-
I tet. we hfive ileterTiilne,! to close out nnr Tirs.
ent business, nnd will therefore, from this day
commence offering our entire stock of Heady-
nut'ie ioininir, iiais, ,;aps, motions anu uen-
tlemen's Furnlshlnir Goods at such prices as
. will lusure their speedy sale,
DRESS COATS,
FROCK COATS,
SACK COATS,
ENGLISH WALKING COATS,
, i i vrrc vt'STS
PANTS, ESTfii,
FLANNEL SHIRTS,
White Shirts, Drawers nnd Under-shirts, Hats
anil Caps, Trunks and Valises, and one thou
sand and oneartlcles too numerous to mention.
We therefore invite our numerous custlmers
I
'anil the rest of mankind to come und ice, and
Judge for themselves.
pay the samo lfore tho
anJ b-v olng so oblige.
"011
n,.e. tnher 1st iuai
Our Stock ls one of thel.lrppst nnd hest
ted In the city, and all purchased since tho de-
icon,- in ine iiiarKci, luereioreuu our ooous win
Vssibly be oUered Ls low. and many articles
, e en iil u ies price man tuey can now ue pur-
! chased In Kastern markets: therefore the pub-
lie as well as country merchants, wlllflndthls
a good opportunity of replenishing their stock
cl "u""iagcous terms,
Call therefore, one and all at the well known
I'nitetl States Clothing Store! !
Two Doors west of the Court House, and secure
soiue 01 uie gooa oargans.
3fThose having unsettled accounts or notes
w"." ,V unuersignc-u
are reouested to come and
pay the samo lcfore tho first of January, 1SG3.
llopfman 5 3Iosh.
December 1st, 1S0I
Just what is Wanted
III ailLLERSIlUUG.
EXCELSIOR
Boot & Shoe Store.
E. A. HEBRON,
KNOWING that the town of Mlllersburg vtm
. In need of o veil selected stock of Hoots
aRd .ShnM nnn nn.ni.1 nn, .... .j .
. IUW Ikllllll bill,
ot Jackson street nearly opposite tho Umpire
House, one of the best assortment4! ever brought
to Holmes couuty,
-V. Splcnaia Assortment;
Of Ladles and Children's Shoes of tho latest and
most fashionable styles, both of Eastern and
our own manufacture, that cannot help but
please the most fastidious customer.
CUSTOM WORK
-?i Custom work mndo to order on short
UI notice, of the best material, and by tho
f Kl best workmen. Tho best Kastern mau-
niaciureu worK, auaptcd to the season.
constantly on hand.
The people are respectfully Invited to call and
examine rnrthemselvi-s before purchasing else
where, and they may discover that ours ls th
place to procure the best bargains.
-!5'i'iS6I-iL
HOlijVGER & PRINCE
Carriage & Wagon Makers,
AND
BLACKSMITHS,
Opposite tho Disciples' Church,
3CillriTfcTrs,
AltE prepared to do ,
work on short no
tice nnd In tho most
wnrkmnn . like, and
sunsiaiiuai manner.
waJSwP4 V'AUUIAGES.
W AtlONS made to order on sh.ort
llOtlee. nnd Wnrrnnl..! ......
good satisfaction.
B-Thoso desiring work dono aro respectfully
Invited to cull.
,,, , HOLLINQEH A I'HI.VCE.
Mlllersburg, Dee. K, isoi.
, 7VTOTICE ls hereby given that the undersigned
M: h-'sen duly appointed nnd qualltled as
Si1lP.IA'ImlWMr,Hl,rwlt,l"lowll,nnl,,,xI.O4'tl40es.
,nte lJf jhrae nox worth, lato of Volmes county,
lOhlo.deeeused.
, , DANIEL 1. LEAnni.TTEH.
Dei-. U, ISCI-w.t
Coal Diggers.
Two or threo itoo.1 Coal Diggers cn secure ft
gooil situation from the undersigned. Wage
liburul and .situation permanent. Hill on
HUNJA.MI.V HALL,
Dt-o. , isdl, Jllllersburg, Ohio.
Israel Ilo.vivorth's I.'slate.
'PO THE NKKVOU8,
T.i-t.r r-r.n'l-n, k-,v
Despondent of both sexes. A great sulW-
pr liiivilnr lien ri..lnru,l ,,. ho.il 1 1, It, f.m. .,,.
after many years of misery, is wlUlug to ass'ltt
ma H'liun tl ni I II res 11 ciiU ! J iV. Oil reCtil pi
of a postpaid addressed euvelou. a onnvnrth-
lonnula of cure employeii. Direct to
JOHN Jt. DAONAI.L,
nw hot im roii lwiicd, tirooviyn, N. T.