The Holmes County Farmer.
The Holmes County Farmer. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE,
To 0. & VotlWHIlK, Wlt.UAM lll'.ltflKIt,
JOHN ZlNTNKH, Wlt.UA.U McKAItl.ANI),
II. I). MoDoWKi.i. mid M. i. Kmiiicic,
nicmlicrsnP llic Doninurnlic Central (Join
mittco of Holmes county.
You nml uaclioP vim m o rcMuctrully ro
fiucHlcil to incut in MillurxInirK, on Haiti, day
tins IWth ilny of. I uly I WW, nt 1(1 o'clock A.
M., at the ollipo of (Jrildifiolil & Ulil. for
t lie purpose of (rnii?nctiiig bu-inci.-. A full
nltuiitlancu is. desirable:.
NOTICE, L. R. CRITCHFIELD,
Chairman.
(Jhkat Finr.. On Thursday last, Hat
mini's Museum, in New York, wan destroy.
I'd liy fire. Iiosn one million of dollars. In
Hired for ono half its valuo.
No Ciikdit. At tlio present writing wo
have on our table tho Cincinnati Knqnircr,
Coshocton Democrat nntl Chillicotho Aden
iVt, nil containiug Jonathan Q. Smitii'h
speech nt the abolition State convention
without giving us tho usual credit.
National Banks. No animal produces
litters mi fast as tho Treasury Department
gives birth to National Hanks. They are
springing up all over the country. The
amount of their circulation is now about
throe, hundred millions.
The Citisis. S. A. Mkhav has disposed
of tho Columbus Crhu to W W. Wkiiii,
Kw., who has for a long timo been connect
ed with the editorial department of tho
paper. He is a fine writer, mid deserves
tho support of tho Democracy.
Mus. Suhuatt. The confessor of Mrs.
Sij'KUatt, the llev. Mr. Wai.tkiis, says,
(not revealing thcconfussional) that, as G!ud
lives, Mrs. SuititATT was innocent of tho
murder of l'rosidcnt Lincoln, or of any in
tcntor conspiracy to murder him.
Sknkca Countv. Tho Democracy of
beiioea county will mako their local noun
nations ou the 14th of August. They noin
inato by delegates the townships being
represented by ono delegate l'or every '-0
Democratic votes east at the previous elec
tion. Old Scnoca is one of the reliable
Democratic counties of the State.
"Hver till now,
When nion were fond, I smll'd ami wondered
how."'
People wcro cured of that life destroying
licaso Catarrh, but upon enquiry at the
Druggists I find that this happiness is pro
Uuced by the use of Dr. D. 11. Scelye's Ca
tarrh ltemcdy. Try it.
Auuksts. Elections will soon take place
in lennessec and Kentucky, and wo may
tixpcct to hear of many arrests being made
in these States until after tho elections are
held. It is thq instrument abolitionists
employ to control tho ballot-box. What
despotism is infused into our government
what villiany is practiced in high places.
UUKK fou J'klon. As soon as the part
begins to bwcll, get tho tincture of lobeli
and wrap the part affected with cloth salii
rated thoroughly with the tincture, and tho
felon is dead. An old physician says he
lias known it to euro in a ncore of cases,
and it never fails if applied in season
Fink Amianmkmknt. Tho abolition pa
lcrs boast of the liberality of the admiuis
trution in allowing Jeff. Davis able counsel
to appear in his liehalf. Certainly, very
liberal; but wo fail to see the use in allow
ing ablo lawyers to defend a man when ho
is tried by a military court which is bound
without regard to law or evidence, to eon
Viet.
Aiiomtion 1'ArEU. Wo understand
movement is on foot to start an Abolition
paper in this county. A. 15. KrtKY, who
tcccntly proposed to givo$ I (to toward plait
ing a paper in opposition to tho Fau.mkh
will certainly givo liberally iir support
the enterprise.
Not up to 0mh:n Times ykt. The
present fashion of the ladies' head dresses
docs not como up lo the fashion in France
in Maria Antonett's time. Maria Theresa
writing 0 her, says: "They tell mc that
from the root to tho top of your hair meas
uros .30 inches, -with feathers and ribbons
obovo it." Tho ladies will see that they
can pile on a foot or more without making
it too top heavy.
of
Loyalty. Tho ordinarily loyal abolition
Ists aro in favor of jiiviuj; negroes a vote.
The exquisitely loyal aro in favor of enfranchising
negroes and disfranchising Democrats.
By that means politics will ho con
fined to ono party composed of negroes
and negro worshippers. T he accomplish
ment of this pious intent will give us a very
quiet and happy country.
Who wouldn't ho n negro In this universal
Yankee nation,
With ten thousand III Government llomls
exempted from taxation.
The l'toNic. Tlio Pic-Nic, on Tuesday
was well attended, and our citizens provided
very liberally of provisions. There was
enough for all, and more than enough.
A few very few of tho soldiers of tho
10'Jd Regiment showed n disposition to get
up a difficulty. Ihey talked of "cleaning
out" tho Democrats, &c. However,
passed off quietly until a fantastic company
appeared nnd performed for somo time; and
th'iH was soiled upon ns a pretext for getting
up a row. The sheriff and assistants used
every effort to restore quiet, nnd finally suc
ceeded without any material damage being
done. Had it not been for persons resist
ing tho authority of tho Sheriff, order would
have been restored much sooner.
Fantastic companies have been introduced
at every public gathering in this placo for
number of years, and thoy aro very common
in other placos. Citizens and return sol
diers, Democrats and Republicans, were
tho company. It represented nothing
was designed for nothing but fun, and
aro at a loss to know how any ono could
possibly tako offence at it.
With this exception, everything passed
off agreeably. Tho citizens of the placo
mado every effort, so far as wo know,
havo all pass off pleasantly.
Tho occasion was enlivened by music from
tho Hogimontal Band of tho 102d, and tho
Democratic Band of this placo.
It was understood tha t thoro would bo
Hpoaking. The objeot being to prevent any
thing being said or done that would give
the least ollence to any ono present.
LETTER FROM
JONATHAN Q. SMITH,
TO A. B. FRY.
OBERLIN, July 19, 1865.
.... .
Mmrr.it A. JJ. J'ltv : J thot 1 wood
yu a fit lines fiom this plaice. 1 nm inform
ed yu ollcrd won hundrid dollcrs and yuro
mily influence lu burst tho editur ov the
1'liriiiir. I no from this that yu nir loyal.
Wo had a big mccliii hear to-day. Judg
Welker, the ilishtingished Memberov Kon
gross fiom this ilistrict maid won ov his
grafo siiecche-i.
Obei tin is situated at tho cross roads in
Lowrainu kounty. It is a mnnrt town mid
has n reputation equal two that ov tho elo
faiit I lumbar.
i
which indooccdhis nominashcii Ibrgiiverncr
by tho loyal pccjiel ov Ohio.
A pusson who has never lived in a cullcrd
community nose but little ov its blcssens. I
reckon yu hav bin two meoten wharo tho
atniesphear was pcrfunied with rose water,
inusrat and bare oil ; winch nir very nice
when peepel hav no better: but yu shood
cum hear, wharo the air is perfumed, elec
trified and gloryfied with tho sweet cented
oilers ov (ho free Aiuorikcns ov Afriken dc
sent. In warm weather, when tho air is
sniutheiiii hot, and when tho pcopcl nil
lyablc two disease, a liberal number ov cul
lcrd peepel interspersed among the sickly
white trash maiks tho atmesfcar pure and
hclthyand jialctablo two every stiiiuniick
and we ken breathe as softly ns tho infant
chile upon its miither's brest. Yu ma took
bout goats, polecats, musrats and sich like
ke apen away sickness ; but tha air worthless
as tho chaff wheat is borno on the winds ov
heaven when koiuparcd two the oder ov the
cullcrd peepel. '
For the purposes ov health, wo shood hav
cullerd peepel in every knmmunity. I be-
cave that if a white man wood lmu rv a cul
lcrd lady he wood becum so healthy that he
wood never die, unless ho was gored by a
bull, kicked by ajack ass or smashed up on a
railroad. If it wasent fur my Jane, 1 wood
marry a culled lady quicker than yu cood
pizen a dorg with strick!. Sich is the laws
ov iiater as laid down in tho Declaration ov
Independence.
I5y iiitroduscn tho tickets ov cullerd
voters into the ballot-box it will be mirvfied.
It will effectually prevent fiod orcorrnpslien
Itisp.ii.sipelly Hunted furl
its loyal, mtellygcnt and fashemiblo ciilleiil
society and for its itistilushcn forfuriiMion
inlcllcck furyung men and wiincn. Jacob1-;""'!'
DolsonCoxgot his intelleck henr; and
i . i . ..ii , . . , . ,,
was hear that was stilled inter his susscpti-
I natcr thatlov lor tho cullerd pcencl.nnd
rVinn c -..-(((, ;in i, .,(',.. .... : i i n . i
Iriini c.e.ipcn into tho afo.esa.d ballot-box,
Hid presarvo it fruin awl contaiuinaslieii
whatsoever. Then awl offisers will boa com
petent, onest and faithful; then taxes will
bea rojucod and the publiek debt will melt
tway hko butter in a .7 uly sun.
Sich, mi deer sur, is tho poMshon yure
lishlingishcd member ov Kongress, miself
and uthcr speakers took at tho meeten held
in this airtjily paradise to-day. Parson
Heed, ov AVoostor, sez Paradise was lost
sum several thnuen years ago ; but I ken
isshuro yu, and it affords mo grait plaihure
two du so, that tho Paradise which was so
long lost has bin found at the cross roads in
Lowrano kounty, whare it has bin fitted up
by the Yankees with awl the modern im
pruvements ov tho age. The Coppurhod
what played the devil with Adam has bin
Iriven out and gon down two 1 loams
kounty, and thair is know danger two be
apprehended frum him in future.
Up hcai Judge Welker thinks the only
wa two presarvo the liberties ov tho peepel
and rosloio the Union two its pristine purity
is two enfranchise the cullcrd pcopcl. Tha
air so oncst that n few ov them elected to
Kongress wood purify that buddy and maik
it re.-pcctablo. Tho Judge may hav differ
ent opinyons when down in yuro benighted
legion ; but sich is the doctrine ov the faith
ful. It is tho leaven what will leaven the
polilikel loaf ov tho country. Tt is the
balm ov Uilead, long lost, now found, holi
ness two the Afriken.
i u must euihraco tl:cso sentiments as
fondly as yu wood embrace a ten duller
greenback. It ma require timo for sum to
purify themselves and wvsh nva a.vl preju
dice ag.iinst mi equality with the cullerd
peepel, but tha must cum two it or join the
t J od-forsaken Coppurhcds.
Unpen that yu will bestir yurcself in the
eoz and giv awl yure influence for the bene
fit ov yuro cullerd bruthcrs and sisters by
sccurcu votes for Jacob Dolson Uox, I sub
scribe miself,
Yures forcvor,
JONATHAN Q. SMITH.
all
a
N. (Ph. In to-day's paper will bo found
a list of tho enrolled militia of tho county,
who aro respectfully invited to walk up,
run up, roll up, tumble up, or any other
way, so they get up to the Treasurer's office
and pay over four dollars each for tho ben
efit of tho N. G's alics Feathcrbeds. The
N. G.'s nro ono of the institutions of the
State. They wero legislated into existence
for electioneering purposes. To organizo
a company of N. (Vs., a sufficient number
of "loyal" men must bo gotten together,
who mako application through the Military
Committee to tho Adjutant (Icneral of tho
State. "Disloyal Copperheads" can
taken, provided a majority of tho company
is loyal; but not otherwise. Tho loyal men
must havo control of tho companies. Kv-
cry man of "sound mind and in good con
dition" must muster, or pay four dollars,
but ho cant muster unless ho is controlled
by abolition officers and used at abolition
meetings. Two years ago they kept step
"Brough." Ono year ngo they kept stop
to "Bough." This year they will keep
stop to "Cuff." Conic, gentlemen
Holmes county, walk up and pay over about
SGUOo for this magnificent institution
in
to
no
Good. We nro rejoiced that Dr. B.
C! kaiiam, of this county, has been apiioiu
led nssistnnt Surgeon to the lfl Ith llogiinent
0. V. I., now stationed at Winchester, Vn,
Dr. Graham studied with Dr. I'omerciio,
Berlin. Ho recently graduated at tho Med
ical Collcgo at Columbus with high honors.
Ho is a young man of talent and industry,
nnd worthy of confidence.
Massachusetts let niccors vote who havo
two hundred nnd fifty dollars' worth
property. Sho is willing to bo governed
rich niggers, but not by poor ones.
Gen. K. l'.Blair Baid in a recent speech
at St. Louis, that (ion. Sherman "has
been assailed by nobody except duvo who
mo the enemies of their country."
Another Trick.
Mil. KlMTOlt! -1 desirn to million llwrrtl
who joiuiiiy in (lie rci'ion lound nlioutl
Akioufokccpaloiikoul fordeorgo Wiilmcr. j
(leoigu will givo any llolmos county man,
a irnoil li.'iririiin. or somuthllll! ol(j. (IcorL'o
r- rv - i (' . k1
riitiiiua.'ih watching. It was only lnl week, li
induced n mini to flip n box of linn rcgars
into my baggage, nml had It not been for
tho kindly interposition ofyoursclf 1 would!
not have known what to tfo with lliciii.
Knttutiiidily, wo arc siiweeding ndmirahly
in burning them. Watch out for (Jporcc-!
BENJAMIN COHN.
Mrs. Mary E. Surratt.
Tho conviction is strengthening, bv lho
npii oi iccciii ms:io.tircs, mat iurs. iary
l'j. Siiiratt was iiiiMiccnt of any complicity
in tho murder of Mr. Lincoln, and if she
iiw ' Recife, in suel. hot and in-
,ajust , jlu WoriI. Everything in her
personal character repels the idea that sho
bavn lent her aid to the atrocious
Itl'iV""' 1 htJ V ns,""fil'm. correspoiidentoi tlio
ijiiiiimrrctiu s ys on inis score:
..Shu ,va Ir1 n(. (......,: linroillnc0i
was. in earlv life, (losiiriicd for u con
vent. (Shu lmcw tin fervid in inutv and
strict in tho observiinco of religious duty.
She had borne a blameless life, but never
made friends any where. If sho was not
cold and repellant, she was, at least, c
serial nml vol nisi'li iinpioticluil. Her
tongue was cautious, and nor wavs were cir
cumspect As a maiden she was nt tractive
and imierious; as a wife, she was nt the
head of u house, but was neither a scold
nor a brawler; as a mother, sho was pas
sionately devoted to her children; whom
sjie brought up in haughty seclusion and
strict regard to Catholicism; as a neighbor,
she had few intimacies, but gave readily to
the pour and iicedly; as a Catholic, she was
constant, in season and out of season, lo
her religious duties, could talk fluently nml
tinderstandiiiyly thereof, and said her pray
ers with fervid and impassioned feeling.
Lately, she lived much retired, and saw few
of tlm jncoiisiderablo number of persons
who visited the house. Sho wholly sympa
thised with the south, but never allowed
herself or her daughter to indulgo in the
usual flippancy of Southern rebel women.
She onleifd the ways of'her household with
vigor, was known by but few persons be
sides members of her own faith, and was
spoken of in Catholie and Southern circles
ns a gooil christian and most excellent ma
tron. In prison sho inndo no complaint;
spoke none but very civil words to tho
guards and officers. On the scaffold sho
lisplael no bravado and no insolence was
at first touched with faiutiiuss, but met her
late Willi calm strength.
J hut is the portraiture oi woman the
least likel.v to cugagu in a plot of assassilia-,
tion. It is admitted that sho borc a blame-1
less life, was fervent in piety, was cautious
with her longius and circumspect in her
ways, and lived in retirement, and saw but
few people. It is admitted that sho was
humane and kind to the poor, and devoid
of bravado.
l'ayne, the assassin of Seward, to whom
all concede the virtue ol truth, bore, m his
,,,t ,,.,.,,,. lis ,es,;lm,nv to i, ' ilinn.
eence. Her religious conlessor, to whom
she opened her whole heart, is ul-o foleniii-
ly linnrcsncu with the snme hehel. Ihecv-
idenee nuninst her was given )y two men
whom the government fnnred unon the eon
ditiou tliat tliny would testify niraiu.st oth
ers. It was in many re.sncets iinnrohahle
mil contradictory, and would not have
ivailed much lieforc ail iutclliectlt jury or
before anv tribunal not organized to eon-
vict. io time was given her to prcnare
for death, or for her friends to intercede in
her behalf with tho Executive, and the ter
liblo tragedy was consummated in such
way as to leave a daik stain of cruelty be
hind that will never be effaced fron our an
nuls. C'inciumtti J'lmjnircr.
Mrs. Mary E. Surratt. Special Notices.
Whiskies!!! Thoso wishing n. linn set of
whiskers, n lilcnmouslucht', or n honotirill head
ofltlossy hulr, will please lend the curd ol'Tllos.
!'. Cn.vr.MAN Innnother part of this paper.
bo
to
of
C-llt Imnii cured of Nervous Dehlll
tv. l'leimiliire Deenv. nnd the elici ts of
youthful Indiscretion, will ho happy to liirulsh
il llers M'll ll l nu iiieiuis in cure, ijrcc nt iyiiii -rc.
l'hls remedy is simple, safe, ami curiam.
Korlull p.irtlculurs, hy leturn liuiil, please
iililiess
.iiiii.N ii. ih,iii;.n,
P,iin:l fii) .Nnssuu HI,, Now York.
1865.
1865.
Jrm
Last riucIiasR Made for this Market,
and of course the tmenpest.
II
F,
of
of I
J. K. KOCIf, jr.,
AS now lecclved nnd ready fur s.ile, his us
ual hugi) supply of
NEW SPRING & SUMMER
DBY GOODS
It Is unnecessary to snv t lint our slock Is lar
ger limn nny outer in inispuice, or mm,
uoods urn sold us low, or iiiullly considered
lower Hum nny other. Theso nrii fuels every
one lu the luiliit ol huyliiK Koods In Mtllcrshuri;
knows well.
To all others, wn would sny Ifyoti want koimIs
for personnl wear, If you wuuthoiisn furiilshliin
Koods, lu short If you waul iinyUiln'4 usually
kept. In Dry (loisls, (iroccry orslino Hioies,
COME HERB,
Use Your Eyes and Savo Your Money
lly huyliiK your (K)ODH nt
KOCH'S ON THE CORNER.
llrlni; iiIoiik your
I'ruiliicc of all Kinds,
And get II in highest market prlco In CASH.
Jtino'Jid, lSOS.
J. i:. KOCH, Jr.
DiSKnilltiUII.
'IilIM pari nershliihereliirni'iiexlsllngliclweeii
I. Ilin iinderslgiied under tho Uiiu nanui
Greer iv Khiliniillu, has been dissolved by mu
tual consent. U. W. GllHI'.lt,
J.l). SIlllI.Ml'I.IN.
Oxford, July 8, 1KGS,
iMioTOfin.ii'iiic Ai.mmis.
at tho IIOOKSTOlli:
ltAI.IOICUI
ut ihe luiou iUi;iti
Womlerfiil ! Wondwful !
Attention, Business Men I
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'
Iiivn Von Iluiti'U 'J.'liut, Tin-
IiNVIiNTOlt IS 01'TKUINO
j
F'or ex 3VE111
In r.vcry Ilcfqiect INpntl to
OQBOB3ST 3c GO'S
l
Union Fanning Mill
l'ATllNTKI) JANUARY li, ML
"I'lnio )m jroney."
Its superior rotnlilmitlmi of nilvniilngiti nr
Int. Tin' liiirl.onlnl circular iiintluii of jlt
Hi-reciis nml Helves, tlio bust million r-i-i r ln
venleil lnr m-ri-i-lilliK or MIII11H. 'J. '1'Im- Ail
Juslulili) .Muveiilili! Hlnli, or (Irnln Hiinwlers,
Hint spreml Ilin (Jilati In a I';rfi il nml iiiillnrm
liiiiliner, ciiiihIiik II lo How on In I lie Hcreclil
nml HelNesevi-nly nil Hie wny iktiish, nml mil
iIiiwii Ilin liililille ol tho HcrceliM, an il iIuvm on
oilier mllli. .111. Tim V'lbnitlm,' Lever, or lloli.
tier, wlili h kIvi-s Hid lower Hcreeim it verllenl
motion, In in Ii II t Ion lo tlio circular linrl.oiitnl
motion of tin! "SJIinc," enusliii! Hie cIh-m, or
client, nml coclde, nml oilier loill seeiN nut
lilownoiit, loseieen lliionull Into llieelieis Iwx.
Illi. 'J'lii! ieeiillnr million or tlio Mine, nml
Sen-ens, preventing the Kereens from kIobkIiik
or fniillnit. Mil. 'I lie very Iiiikd nml ie;iilliir
hIiiiiw of Ilin Wind Holes, ii! low J n 14 ilin nir In
rilKli In rniililly; nml tin mnliiier of cIosIiik
thetn, to HiiHiiny nml nil IcImlHorurnlnorKi-eds.
1,1 Ii. The iieeiillnr miiniier of luinrlliL' Hie Shoe.
.'illnwini; It to rl.A V, In proiluci! tliiielreiiliiriim-
The pccul lnr miiniier of liniiulux Hie Slioe
I inn. 7th. The ureiit vnrlelv of tin; Klinhe. Ik-
Inn MiMccpt Mile ol illllncroiiH viirlat lonx, to null
nil kliiiNiirilriilii, mixed (JmlnniiilHvciN. htli.
The urnt lenulh of HieSeri ensiiiiil Si'hes.nnt-
wUlistiiliilllmtlie smiill sl.e of Hid .MM I. nth
WUIISIIllllllllK the Slllllll sl.e or tin, Jim. Dili.
'I'lie iiiilversnlllvol Its iititillciitloii to nil klmls
... , i. i, , ii.. i
ol J nil ii ami ScciK lot li. lis smiill size, nent
u, koikI workniaiisldp, mid (JIIKA T
Dt'ltAIIIl.lTV.
'rtm,",'
v. Come one nml nil, nml seo Ilin hen Mill In
the world work In nil klmlx ofKiidn nml seeili,
niiilhrliiKllii! woist Siunpli) jnu lmvo of nny
klndolKriihiorheeils,friiiiiaVMvMonvoliiih-lMant'V
els, mid hnve It elenneil In tin, iniml jicrfect
liinnner. The Union .Mill will eleiiu the loulest
Wheiil. lit lor seed at one operation, Inking out'hy
lht rlicsH, cockle, nml oilier Impurities, so llnil
when you raise u erop jou will nils.! 4iollilug
in t whent.mid .ou Will mle rrom one lo threo
IiiikIicIh mine tnt he ncrc. Will II pay? Ill tlilr-
ty neres of Wheal It will mako n dlll'ereiico of
si My IiiihIicIs: nnilnt prisenl prices that would
Kiiln for tin! fiunier SM). Will Hint pay? Thol
Union Mill will eleiin nml Keiuirale Tioiolhy'
seed Horn the threshing lloor from Uhlill', Outs
Wheat, Client, Cockle, Ac, nml make It lit Tnr
seed or mnrknl nt nun operation, nml most of
farmers run save from what shells from their
1 1 : l v In winter, llveor ten huihcls each year; nml
ten hushclsnt S"i.ll will mnniint toJ.VI.no, which
will uiv for it Mill. I'm iners, will It pay you?
It elenns Seed M hcnl of Slllllt. Chcs. Cockle.
Chntl", Stniw, Hut Itnlli, llrnkeii uml shriveled
drain, and ollmr linpiirllles. It cleans Mnrket
Whenl. letnlnlng the small grains or Wheat.
ItehaU's (Ir.llu, nml cleans Corn, Outs, llailey,
Timothy, Corn .Mini, Clover, Flux and Hunga
rian (liiisssced. 11 heparntes Timothy uml Clo
ver seed; nlso, uais anil js.uicy.
MANUFACTUItKD 11Y
II. s
WESTON & CO.,
arillcrnlure;, oiilo.
,;mii, in ,,m- opinion, it h, the best rimi'iinn Mill
or li in In .Separulor, for nil kinds of (irnln nml
r-3- Tlirv Wilt trill not bo Vtilillcd through the
Omnia, l'ur stilt: on!; In MUtcnburg.
Mii.i.Knsnemi, O., June '.n, lsrw.
This ecrlllles Hull we hnve exnllllncd Oiilioril
A-Co.'k Union Kuunlm? Mill, nnd Ihnworklim
ol the snme In vurlousklnd.-, ol'Kniln nnd seeds,
mid Unit II worked uml npeiiited lu nil of tliein,
nnd In every respect lo our enure Kiiiisiiieiion
a
Seeds. Unit wo have over seen ! uml most cordl
ully reeoiuiiieiul nil tiersons in want ofa Mill
lo piirclinse said .Mill.
WIIOI.I & CAIIY, I.OUIH MAYI1IKS.
iiKny.iiit.tPirruY, a. it. vi:ntu'ii.
.IiineSI, IWK.
NOTICE
TO TllH
Esiro!l!cl Militia !
i
!
our
ArniTou's Omen, )
Mn.i.iatsnruii, Juiui isi, ISOi.
The nltenlloii of the Knrolled .Mllltln of tin
county of Holmes is called to the followlnj; n-
meiidmelils to the luililhi law, inaihi hy the
(ienerul Asseiuhly of Ohio, Apill 12lh, l.MVJ:
Si:(-rioN 7. On or before tho first ilny of Sep
teinlier, the counly uiulilor .sluill cuuse to Im
liiiule u eiiircel iliipllcuti! list ot nil persons lln
hie to military duty uml Irom wliom such com
iiiiltntlon money Is due, mid transmit the same
to I no eoiiniy irensurer. iiiinieiiiuieiy iiioiiini
tii-nsurer's reception ot this duplicate, (to) the
county uudltor shull Klve notice, hy eoernl
iiulillcnlliiii III tlio county newspapers, rettir
Inutile payment of (lie comuititutiim money
into tile county tiensnry on or helnre the l.jtli
duv (ifrtenleniher: nfter welcli time Ilin treas-
liter shull proceed lo collect the stunn hy dls-
liess, or otherwise, with n penally ol' thirty per
cent.. Willi costs in I lie same mall iter ns or on
it tuxes; uml for tills purisiset lie Irensurer slial
hereby Ins empowered lo appoint collci Inrs nt,
leiiiiiiieriillon of not morn Iliiiu twenty per
cent, on Hie amount eolleelcil with costs. The
tieiisiireriind urn llor shall receive such com
peiisnllon lore.lra services under this net ns
Hie county commissioners may idlow, not to
exceed Ihe per cent, Comimiuders ol compa
nies shall, on or heforo the llflecnlh day of An
nus! nl eneh year, deliver lo the proper counly
utiilitoreeiHlled copies of the ciinip.iiiy rolls,
showing the persons exempt Irnni Hie payment
iifcoluinulatloli money, and llienildllorls here
hy niillioii.eil to drnw his order on Hie county
1 1 ensui er mr i ne iiiiioiuiL in i ne cosis in puinicii
lion reitilicd hy this act lu liivor ot Hie parly
lo whom the snme Is due; luovlileil, the sum
I in id lor such publication shall not exceed one
dollar per square.
She. I. That there shall he appointed hy Hie
Itiitri nor, In eneh county of this stale, ii lulllta
rj Surgeon, M ho shall ho commissioned lor Ihe
term ol'thieu years, unless sooner illsehamisl,
Willi Ihe lank ol major, who, heloie entering
upon hlsilutles, shall take an o.it h lo faithfully
perlnriu theihillesofhlsolllei'. Tlial from Ihe
lirsl duv of July to the fifteenth day of Amjiisl
In eucli year, II shall hethuduly of said surgeon
to keep an ollleo at Ihe county seat, mid e.Mim
I no all applicants tor exemption upon Ihe pay
ment to him by the nmilleunt ol Ihe sum of lilt
cents, tiiKclher with such slumps us miiv he re
quired hy luw, uml If he, Is of opinion Hint the
tippllcnnl Is unlit fortho perfiinnuiicc ol nillila-
ry uiiiy, lie sunn kivo nun a eci iiueaie us icq in
led hy section two of this net. lfnuy such sur
neou shall knowliiKly Hive itf.ifse cerllllcate,
shnll he deeliied itllllF of n. mlsilememior. mid
he lined 111 nny sum not e.-cecdin lllly dollars
for eneh ollense, to hu recovered bv indictment
III Hinnroiier counly. for Im henellt of the mil
1 1 :i rv Hi in l. Tun exiimiiiuimii mm recoiuiueii-
iliiliou of llio medical hoard shall lint Isi rcijtilr-
en 1 1 1 mi sunt county military siliceous,
rsr.c. .i. inn county military miikcou muni
ki-eniL record showlm; Hie iiiimil nml resilience
ofeiieli pel sou e.vemjileil, nml the reason there
for, uml shnll iiiiiKe rcpott thereof tothnsiir-eiiii-euernl
on or hefore llui llrst duv of Sei-
tc inner in eucli year: uiiu in mi ins iiiiues sunn
be novel ncil ny Mich lines uml reh'Uiiilloiis
Ihe siirueon-Keneiul may prescribe.
Sec. It. Al. iiiiv time niter the lath of Almost
ami belorii payment, the udjuliinl-neiicinl
milliorb.cii, upon the cerllllcate, oflhe iiillitnry
siiim-im of Hie proper county, mid upon helm;
(..-li b. ci I nit mi nun i',i nm was mane lor
einptloii, lo the county auditor, beloro the l."ith
of Atimist, and of a reiisonnhli! excuse, fur such
omission, lo hi mil io nny iippiiiiini u eeruuciiii'
of exeniplloii, upon the payment hy Ihe appli
cant of nil eosls of distraint, which may have
accrued previous to the presentation ol such
ceriiueme in iiiiieouuiy iiiiniior.
III pursuance, of section four, rccllcd above,
1r. ilnet l'oniei'cne
has been appointed hy tho (lovcrnor. F.xaml-
nations will ho made from tho 1st day of July
to tho l-lth of AiiKiist.
of
NOTIOK Is hereby given lo tho Trustees of
several towuship.v ol Holmes county, Ohio
that whereas the Legislature ot lust winter pas
seda law to pmhililt stock from running
large, uml tlio Country Coinmlsslonurs being
liitoriiieil tha!, soniii iiiirthius of the countv
wernlil l.ivor ol the law while others nro op
posed lo it; then-lore, wo will lenvn Ihe mailer
10 ine rrusiees 10 grain pcriiiiis ns iiu-y iiiuiii
best, lly orncr 01 ine Loiuiiiissioneis.
June IS, INIS. Ivv
Attacliincnt A7oticu.
Thomas Sylar, plalntlir. ) lleforo Daniel Fair,
ngalnst J. 1', of Gorman
Noah 11. Deal, defendant.) Holmes county,
011 tlio lath day of June, A, D. IkuTi, said Jus
tice issued 1111 tinier of iittuehinent in
abovnai lion lor thesuuiofTweiitK Dollars with
inluresl lrciiii .March (it Ii, 1m"i.
THOMAS SYI.AK.
July (llh, ISCsj w3
WHISKERS ! tVIIISKEIlS t
Do you want Whiskers or Moustache ?
Grecian Cnmpaund will lorcu them to grow
tho smoothest lace or chill, or h.ilriiii bald
heads. In Hlx Weeks. Price, 1,1X1. Soul
mall aiiywheie, ihncly sealed, 011 receipt
pllee.
iVlluiest.. VVAll.Ml( v in , nox 1 e, nnnii.
,Iyn,N V
'
;i yl
NJCW FTBM.
YERG-IN & KILLINGER,
Druggists,
enn
lii(
Would rriertft!lly Invito lh,
rlllretiNof I liilnns county nml
vlelnll v In oil I mill cr limine.
tin limu vnrled Sftlcellmi of
I
IriiK :ii'inlt:iiv,
Jy(;lnir4, Curlmii Oil,
Svi;ct Oil, 4,'iiNinr Oil,
riuxMii'it iiimI (NmI iAvnr Oil,
That Imi ever len hroni;lit lo tlio poiinly.
Wines & Liquors -warranted Pure
OnrMro-k of I'orelmi nml Domicile I.hUorn
mrmex an exieiinive. vnrii.iy oi inc very iiesi
flty of
I'urc Uramlics, Gins, Winas, and Kum.
J'uro 01.1) KVi:, Mononiiiiln lln nlid ISourlion
WhlKkleal
Port, Shorry, Madoria, Malaga,
Ami ?vri;iiitMi avj?i:m.
PsTotlOns
In crent vnrlely nml nt Iiw I'rlcc!
Toilet Kn.iiH, Oitnliv, llrilhliex,
CoNinetlei, I'erfiimcrlcx, I'orlmoiites, Ae,
Alcohol, Tiirpeiitlne, anil KonIii
(Iheiiiinsenii lie piirclniM'd weit of thn enntern
Cltk'K. Wecill I lie esinclul iitteiition of the
HiHdl women of Unimex connly lo on r stock of
FAMILY DYE COLOES,
Put up In pniier for nny ulinde or rolor, with
prlntiil illreellniiM on inch iaeltni;c. No mis
lake, thi-y rirr u'wt,
Carbon Oil lUunps,
SHADKS, ULOIJHS, k TillMMINUS;
nml wo sell Oil Clicnpcr tlmn can Ins Ijought
elcewhere.
We would nlociill tlienllenlloii of tlio Medl-
',,,( r ir-lilt - Unit lhr((i'l( im Ihev cm. ol l,.ii.
'J '. V. '. 'V. ' "A . ' " 1 L, .".1 . V.'. ' y . f ' 1 11 L"
.loiufciciii j (inn liiiicii , rininiii.. iboncrn, (.;,,
,iiri7., ,,,,, ii.,,.,,,,r'i,,1,,. i ti... i,.ic,..i I
rC( .
prlci r
n..i.... ...,.
I icsli ipilillis Vdiviilllj ViUllipuillluuu.
A ,...,,., m(.,ii,, f the il-iv keni con.
' !?, ,Vri J 1
. ., ,
O.lteiiieinlier tho plnce, on KocIi'm Corner, In
I Hie old riKim fnrinerly occupied it a Drugstore,
Dr. II. urgln, deo d.
tri- For the neeointncMlnllon of thoio wlshlni;
, .Medicines, tin-Store lit Is- kept fi-n on Sun
1 , day, nml either of the proprietors ran lie finiml
nt the Kinplri; House, nml will I; easy of nccci.5
durlliK nil hours or the nlcht.
1 YKIW11N & KILI.INOUI!.
Jllllershurg, may I, IN.
i
I - .j -m -r
fc"J3XlXTLfi OX 1865
I
CHEAP CLOTHING.
I$EiJAillIiV COIIN
HAVINd taken Advantage of the recent full
In i;ik1h, Ih enabled to oll'er the. Hplendld
Ktovl: which ho
IS NOW RECEIVING
from tlieeasteriieltlesntitrentlyrcdiicfslprlces.
.My stock is urn nun compieie, cousisiiiik oi
I
u
V
Im
as
everythin usually kept In a llrslelasxelothlliH
estnbllsiniioiil. iiichh-k oi
Men and Boys' Clolhing,
IS LAltGElt AX1) MOUK VARIED
than ever hefore seen lu this pl.w.
FURNISHING GOODS!
I have In nny vnrlety nnd at nny price.
Cloths, Cnssimcres,
Trliinuliis, Vesting,
Xvcti. Tics, SiC, SiC.
Ill every variety of color, stj'le nnd price. My
l.'loths. CiiNsimeres mid estlims nro of French,
r.imlisli ami Amerle.'in .Manufacture, nllof which
I will make lo order 111 the latest style mid best
manner.
Hats and Caps
of Ihe best quality and most approved style, In
endless prolusion.
Clothhi!; liinde to Order nml Fits 'N'nrrcnted.
- Call nnd be convinced that the plnce to buy
CIIHAl' CLOTHING Is ou Main Street, Mllf
ersburt;, at
Ilciijamln Coliu's.
April fi, IMS.
aVORY JEWELRY !
And all other Styles of
Latest Fashions-
the
at
Ladies Gold Hunting Watches
s '
halel;iinc Pins,
GrOlcSL CHains
Gold Necklaces,
CUFF BUTTONS!
And n largo Slock of
Silver limiting Watches,
XUW I'ATTEKNH.
SETIl THOMAS CLOCKS,
Ac., Ac, Seleeled lu the Fastern Cities with
great euro and can hu
Bouglit Clieap
A few Doors Kant or Kock's corner.
Dee.'.M, 1801 tf
ISTEW PIEM!
J. & C. W. GUAKSSI.n,
Wholesale nlul rtetnllo Dealers lu
WINES AND LIQUORS,
Millcisliiirs, Ohio.
lp.
o.
the
Our
on
by
ol
TN order lo meet tlii-demaiidsortliotlnies.nnil
n ni 10 no iiuiuoue ov mi v oiner lown 111 uie
State, tliu nbovo named Urm design keeping
first class
fiiquor Store.
They havo nlso in eouneclioii n
Grocery and Provision Storo
Whi iuyoiieau get anything kept In such
esliihllshliienl
To bo found In ihe Uihiiiis heretofore occupied
hy li. Itis'd, Opposllu llio Courl House,
Thankful for n liberal share of public patron
ngo for tho past, wo respectfully solicit n con
nuuauro , ,he san.e.& q (.u A1,ssu,
Juno Uth, lsCI. tl
nitKijS miTToivs,
it the liOOh firoill
IKACE DECLAKEI)!1
THE PEOPLE EEJOICING !
GEORGE SOHNORR
lias The I.iti'gct stork of
f T t 'i'.i
I I I , I 1 I ! 11. l I H . i
' v J K-"
Ever Brought lo MillcrslmrK.
fimUfin KCIINimit, opi-wlt., the Umpire
VJ limine, )jni refitted his rooms Inc'HKtslylrl
nnd rnndon ritirrhriror (Iroeerlen for the spring 1
nnd mi in irii-r trndo that hns selihnri ever Ik-cm I
brought to MlllerKhiirg. ills Hlfick of Family I
ttit;,;( ten in wmjnuiu, unnninilll ill un ill
COffee, Too,,
RUOAn, MOI.ABRF.H, Illf.'K, STIGT.fl,
T0DAC00, CIOAtlR, CANDLES,
CANDIES, ItAIBINS, NUTS, OHANOSE, ifcc
Fish of nil Kinds !
His stock fif KIrIi Is vrrv Inrirn. fomorlidmr n
vnrlely Hint hn not hero ofore btcn olleml
In thin nmrlift.
Wooden and Stono Ware
Of nil Itlmls nml zen, nnd for sale Very Clionp.
Produce of All Kinds Bought and Sold.
Thfinkftll for lhp lllteml tnlnmni.n ticrnlofoci
received,. .oil lioi.lni! Ilinl lilsold customers mid
new ones, when In need of miytliliiL' lu his line
will call nt his old Mnnd. opikihIIo the Kinnlri
House, In MllliTKlinrK. fioodx nil fresh nnd
new, nml will Ix- nolil iw cheep ,m m, nny other
intnhllHhmenl In tho count v.
may lltli, ira. UKUllOE HC1IN0IIK.
TIIK IIO li.lICS COVXTV
(0 and SUincrat (omj)anjj.
CAPITATi
1W) Hhares, vnluooft-ach
...t?l (),()((
8io
WIIOI.K CAPITA? TO II B KMPIXIYEIJ IN
iiouiNo ron on..
L. II. (JlUTCIiriKLD. Vrhlmt.
JOS. 11. NKWTON, &cr,lnnj.
THOMAS li. 11AI1-F, Trmmrcr.
Dlrootoi'H t
.t. cununYitoi.Mi-s, .ios. n. nhwton,
IIKSKY HlUt.r.lt, KAY 1IOTY,
JAMES II. WOODS, TIIOJIASi I!. IIAIIT
i,. it. ci!iTcni'ii:i.a
Company Incorporated I'cb. 22d, 1403.
The Company lmvo le.iw upon nliont 2,fjXJ
ncn- of hind, lylns In the Klllhiick, lllnckcreek
nnd Wolfcreek vnlleyd.lii lIohuei county, Ohio.
0.-rntlons toi-oinmeiice n noon n innclilnt-ry
can lie oljtalnc-d.
CltlxPiiH ol this county ran tirfjcuro utocU hy
nnplyliis to tho Hecretnry of tho Cotnpnny In
.MiiicrxmirL'.
mnreii su, ii- nur.
Petition for rartltlon.
rM.VAXV.imi FAItVKlt. .incoh Farvcr. Wll
Jli limn C. Fnrver, Solomon J. Fnrver, -lonn-tlmti
Kurver. KIIziiIm'IIi Koucli nml John Pouch
I iif,r litiMltfirifl llfirlii l-'nrvcr nml A nn I'n rvur of
the county of Holmes mid Mate of Ohio, and
Aliriihnin Fnrver, linrlnrn Fnlr nnd Solomon
Fair her husband, who reside in the Stute of
Imllmin, nre hereby untitled that a petition wns
tiled nnlnst them, on the I'lllulay of June, lsiiS,
111 the olflce of the Clerk of the Court of Com
mon I'lenx within nnd for the county of Holmes
hy Oeorno O. Fnrver, nnd Is now piullm!,
wherein the said George G. Fnrver demands
partition of the real estate, situate nnd belnc In
said county of Holmes and State of Ohio, to-wlt:
ISclnu the south-west quarter of the north-west
quarter of section eighteen, In township nine,
(llerllm nnd rantte six, contiilniiii; forty ncn.-s.
Also, inewesiiinii oi uiu iiiesouio-vv.-siquiir-
icr oi section einmeeii, in iownuip nine, uier-
lln) and ranse six, containing eiuhty neres,
both of which trnctnnreof tho unapproprlateii
i u i,. n, rniiiinn,,ii.i,int .tii.iJi i ni
Zunesville. Ohio.
Also, helm? the north-west nnnrter of section
eliihteen. In township eight, lOermnn) A nimjo
five, of the uunpiroirlitti-d lands In the intllta-
ry district subject tosnleat Znnesvllle, Oliio,
containing one hundred nnd sixty acres.
Also. tin. mlililte linrt nf I lie wevt kIiIm of the
north-eastqiiarterof sis-lion eighteen. In town
ship elyht, tGeriuan, nml range live, containing
two acres.
lc ,1.. m,,, l.llnl 11.. n..ll. .,l
of section eleven. III townshlpelitht, (Mechanic,
nnd rmiKo six, coiitniuIniieiKhtv neres, except-j
Ing thirty-two acres nir the east side thereof,
heretofore sold to, nnd now owned by John YV.
Farver.
Anu mai aiine nexi term oi saui i ourt to io ,
held in said county on theTth day of November
lv, the s-aiil George U. Farver will apply for an
01 i.nzaiieiii
order that the reasonable dower
Farver In said premises Is- assigned, und that
partition may (10 made of said premises.
OEOltGF. G. FAItVKIt.
By CniTrHKiKUi A L'llt, his Attorneys.
June 15, Iff.'t w?pfS
LEGAL, XOTICE.
pOXRAI) VVEI-Sanil MeslelenaWecshls wife,
I resiuenis 01 ine Mate or inuiana, nrenere
I by notified that George s-hnorr, of the comity
01 iioiini h 111 me Mine 01 1 mm 111a, on tne i"in
day of June, A. D. lsii,, tlio his petition In the
otllce of the Clerk of tho Court of Common l'lea
within anil for the county or Holmes 111 inc
Stalo of Ohio, ngalnst tho said Con rail Wees and
Moileleim Wees, defenilants, setting forth Hint
the said Conrad Wees mid Misleleim Wees cure
a mortgage to one Susan i:. Calliisiu on the 3d
nay or April, isii", 011 in-iiisnuiiioer.sono nun
died nnd seventy nnd omihiimlrcdmid -evenly-
one. In the town of Mlllershurg, In said county,
Insecure the payment of nine hundred and
seventy-live dollars and nlnety-flvo cents, ac-
cording to three several promissory notes re-
to in said mortgage, und which notes
werenssigned by the said Susan K. Calhoon to
the legally appointed and iiinllfied guardian of
Andrew mid I'linlra Calhoon, and by Mild guar-
illall to ono Nicholas ISactzley, nnd by said
Ilaitzley to the phrllitlll, George Kchnorr. That
the mutual mistake of tho parties, In-Ixit
n'liinher one hundred and seventy-one, an ad-
Joining lot, was Included In said mortgage In-1
stead ot In-Lot iiunilsr one hundred and sixty-1
which win the one intended to bo inorl-
gaged, with snld Ill-hot iiiiiiiImt 0110 hundred
uml seventy: that the delemhints did not then,
and never claimed to own or havo any mort-
gageable Interest 111 said In-lot nuinliir one
and seventy-one; but that they did
own, and Intended to niortgago to the said Sn-
F.. Calhoon nml her nssigns snld In-lot No.
hundred nnd sixty-nine; nml that said 11111-
tual mistake was not discovered until after the
said notes; mid praying In said
petition for a Judgment fur S'.tt,m with Interest
irom ine;ii nay 01 .vpru, l-ci; inni smoinisiaKii
may Im) corrected, and that said In-lots number
hiindrtsl mid sl.ty-nlne and one hundred
and seventy limy ho ordered to be sold nnd the
proceeds applied In the pnynient of said lndeht.
islness. And the said ilefctul.uits nre iiotillcit
that I lev nro reuuinsi 10 nppear mill answer
said pet (Hon on or before the U'th day of August
A. u. JS,
GEOnOi: KCHNOIIH,
Hy CntTriii'iEMi A- Uiu., his Atty s,
June 15, isi wr.
LGGAI. NOTICE.
SAP.AH KARK and John Knrr, her hushand,
Maria llaxton, Anna Conklo and Alfied
Conkle her lmslund, Mmy llaxton, Jane llax
ton, Ulchard llaxton, Samuel llaxton and Mnrv
llaxton, widow of John llaxton, deceased, will
lake notice that a petition was tiled against
Ihemou the 12th day of June. lsin. In the Court
.if Common Pleas within nnd for the county ot
Holmes, Ohio, by Andrew Hiixtoii nnd is now
pending, wherein said Andrew llaxton de
mands partition of, nml the assignment ofilou--erlo
the said .Mary llaxton, widow, In Ihe fol
lowing real estate, to-wlt : The soulfl-eiisl
quarter of section twenty-two, of township
eight und range six, of Ihe unappropriated lands
hi the military district, sudject to sale ut Zones
ville, Ohio, containing one hundred mid sixty
acres, situated In Mechanic township, Holmes
counly, Ohio, nnd Hint, at the next term of snld
Court to bo held Nnvcnilicr 7th, Isi.'i, tho said
Andrew llaxton will apply for an order that
partition may ho madeof said premises and Hie
assignment of said dower therein.
ANDitKW HAXTON,
Petitioner.
CllITOIIKIKI.il it Ul! Ii, Atty's.
Juno 15th, lstii. w7
I11S. SEI.Ii:iV it HATES,
PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS,
shanksvilIjK, oiiio.
iiiriicnlai-aiteiitliiii uiveu toKurlcnl Onera-
: 'mm;, ami niKdov.. ... v..........
, o
a
an .and everything else usually kept In a rei
1 Drug Store, which they will sell as cheap
DRUG STORE.
They nlso havo on hand nud for sale n fresh
nnd well selected stock of
DltUGS, MHDIOIN'KS.
TAUNTS, in I'.-t) HUM'S,
1K1U'IJMKHY,
Ihey can he purchased III Hie county.
smaiu-svillo i-eii.ai, jnu ii
tall
us
1. Art 1 ps,
L A HIP CHIMNEYS,
L.A3I1' WICKS,
EAnil' SHADES At',
At the ItooK Store.
g X O Y E
i'MPOIUUM ! !
'ft
-,i wr..
..W.Mll
SHOUP & BRO.,
KncredvirK to William limy
Aro Now Prcpar6d to Sell
A.t llioli 7 MM
On Main Ktreel,
ALL KINDS AND PATTERNS
-or-
STOVES t
IneliidlllK
I'AItLOlto; UK ATI NO STOVHSf
COOKING STOVKS,
OKFJOi: STOVES,
And the far-f.irii!eit
Stewart Cook 8fvc",-
Together with nny ojinntlly of
House Furnishing Goods.
Wo itlsrt iftjilii'trilctitro nnd tlenl In
TIN, COPl'EIl,
J5KASS, AND
SUEHT-IKON WEAK,
All of which we will furnish nml
HlJlilj C ? I J-J A. I H 11
Thnncnnbe iMiuhtnt mi-other plnre.
Sl'OUTIN'r AND JOH WOIIK,
Done ut nil times nt the lowest roslhli! Cnlen.
HlKlt'P .t IlltOTlir.il.
MIIlerhiiri;,innrch no, iw;
THE BEST
-IS-
ixsmr WITH TIIK
till
1. Fire nnd Inland Vv.ntloii ltlks i
'si, now ns heretofore, at fair rules and liberal
icoiiouions. . ,, .
Iliilncsscotuliictlwltliconstantdlspatclf
nnd nrcurncv.
... J -t MILll I1J OIIIOlIll
rompletejustlce
XET ASSETS JANUARY
. 1PC4,
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, I. The I'l.m nnd Ormnlzatlon of the A7TS ;
after 45 years severe trial, h.ns realiznl theurent'
, est public mlvnntizr nnd siicce-s of the vnrlous"
fltlnnLnrifn, rn.HMnM In Ilin nnnnlM lu
I now Istter than over prepared forduty.
'- 11.'") Iss Claims have been ret tied nnd
paid. Sixteen Million of Is.itnr-!
The consumption of yroocrtv bv Fire. Iir
the United States, averages over !((. i,m m dnlly,-
i-oiir piois.Tij e. 110,11 nun uuproiecieii 7
eost Is trilling; the duty s inimir.-si; theresulL
Areyou Insitreil? If not, why not-: The
may be your escape from ruin while delay nnif
negieci may lnvoie vou in nanunipicv.poveiiy
or cruel disappointment.
K Particular attention and regard Is riven to'
small risks as well nslnrge ones. Able securlt j
and superior commercial nd vantages alibi did.
7r Policies Issued with neatness mid withoui'
delay hy
V. .T. IlKTT.. Vn-nt.
Dec.22, ISOlmoil Mlllershurg, Ohio,-
LCG.Ui NOTICE.
riEOUGF, W. KUWAKliS and Ilehecea Fd-
vj waril, ills wile.
who restile In tliecmuitv
of Henry and Mute of Inuu, liuniel s. I'aiker,
nud Harriet Parker his wife, who reside In the
counly of Knnkaki-.-, In tin- Mate of Illinois,
and I'liney Hougl.ind, w ho icslilcs In Hieelty of
Ft. Wayne. In tin- Mate of Indiana, will take
notice that on the :id ilny of July, A. I. Ink,
William Heed, as Admin i-trntui ol I lie i-stntuof
Moses Hoaghiml. d- cea-i d, tiled his Petition In
the Probate (Vnirl u llliln uml lor the county ol
Hohnesaiid Mate ol Dlno.alli-gliu that the pcr
lerred , soniii estate ol said dec, di lit Is insuiticlem lo
pay his debts and the charges 01 administering
His estate. That he died s,,).,.,! to lee .simple of
the lollowlng descrlbi d Ileal Ivtate situate in
said county, to-w il : The north-wi st o,uartcr
of the north-east itmrter or sec-lion two, town
liy ship eight and ruiige seven, containiug forty
acres.
Also, the north half of Hie north-west tpiarter
of section two, lowuhlpi ightmid range seven,
nine, c-oiitaining eighty m ies.
Also, thsoutli- st iiiar'i of the south east
quarter of sect Ion I w 1 1 1 -tuo, ot i,'tViishfpiilu6
and range sevi 11, cuiitiiirilng mrt.v acies.
And also part oflhe west hall of thesoiilh
humlred west quarter ot sccthm tvieirty-two, towiishlt
nine and range seven, I s-ing all that part there
sun ' ot that lies east ol tin- Killoiiek cli ck, eoiilaln
one Ing eighty-thn r a. u-s.
1 That liebecca ll.mglntid t" ".-Idow of said de
iissigniiientof 1 cedent, is entl'bd l-i dower lu suid piciniseH,
and that Itclioeca Fdwaiils, villi- of George W.-
i.u warns, iinrru-i rarKi r, m 11 1 h-i.-s. , ,o -
1 ker, und .-susnii lwllln, wile of David G. NeW
oiiii . Ion, as his heirs at l.iw, hold Hu-next estate of
' Inheritance then In, mid l'llioy lloaglatnl anil
1 John French 11 e eiistitius holding I tens upon
said premises.
1 inu praj cr 01 smu pennon is nir uie usigu
ment of dower lo tin s.iM Hebei-c.i llo.iglniiit
nnd for ?ho r-tle of sld tue-rrlst-s Miiijcct to such
dower t-staio lor the pa) incut ol iK-hts and char
ges 11 foresaid.
Said Petition will Is- for hearing on Monday;
the ".'1st day of Almost, A. . Isi.-,, ut ten o'cIik-I'
A. M. of said du v 01 us mhiii tliereulter as uoun
sel call be heard.
Wlt.UAM r.I'.F.D,
Aduiiiiistrabir of Ihe erlutu ol Moses lloag '
land, ilc-c-as, d,
July i IMt w I,
A. i3i,G,- Strike
"Come one, come all, this rock shall lly
From its Hi 111 l-i'.sf Hi soon as 1,"
COIVR.ll saUFiEU
HAS purchased and flllisl up In Ihebest style,
the rooms Immediately. West of Mayers
Store, whcreheha-.iipeiic(fml a
FIltST CTjAWS
GROCERY XXI) PROYISIOX STORE.
TKV, COFFl:i'., Sl'GAlt, MOI.ASSFS, FISH.
siiilt.Toliacco.Si gms, Ciindlcs, and mid lull and
complete slock of
3,'iuiill.V (Irooei'loH I
alwnys kepi on hniid and sold nslowns tho
propilctor can niloiJ.
Country Produce of All Ifinds
naig'il uml Nnld for Cash.
II .SiUoo'sa
Issuppllid Willi llio best make of
Ale, Ileer, WIiikh Eiinors.'
No drugged Hounis s'lld. Welusls rg Iiger
nlwnjs lic-sli and nice, mid tin only place Item
ho procured In tow n,
A sham of nubile imtromige Is resm-truly
solKlled. 1 CUNltAD SCIllH.KIt.
Juno SI, lsOa.
Vor SilK of Miiimi
l'tu.lki l SSuuillii i lii l-.
lid I'd TllH HOOK STOIIK