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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
Total Receipts
PROBATE HeTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following nd-
~ ministrators and guardians have filed their
accounts in tho Probate Court of Holmes County,
Ohio which will be for hearing on Monday the 3rd
day of december, a, ID. 1850.
Final account of of Shen Miller. administrator
Of Christian YOder.
Scconl account Of of James Hockenberry admins
TRAITOR Of John NJ. Cuiloch. deceased.
Final account OF Nlclolas Girard, administrator
of John /. Iorin, deceased,
Final account of Charles Bonnet, administrator
of Augustus j. Rolhnd, deceased.
Fiitn account OF B, Boner, executor Of s, S.
llacey. deceased.
lnsovent account Of John Huston. administr ator
OF A, Ii. Smith, deceased.
lihgi account oi Henry ieeters guardian OF Flora
Final account OF Lydia Mcdowell, administrator
of John Mcdowell deceased.
Final nsuyent account OF John Cary jr. admins
traitor OF the estate OF Jacob BOrdenhamer dec'ed.
Final account of Ephraim Gleason, Guardian of
Sarah j. Lilse. now sarah j. Carpenter.
Final account Of Jacob AlleshOuse and Daniel
lovongood. adInl illustrators OF Seins Alleshouss.
deceased. t--
November Is. TG0.-td.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
Liseoln's Election very Doubt
fui---A "Succedaneum" Wnmt-

We have conversed with some of the
principal men Of the State within o few
days past and we are assured that the
election in Ohio is not legal and that the
vote cannot be counted. This is because
Governor Dennison failed to issue his
proclamation for the election according to
law. If the election in Ohio he void
which there seems TO be but little doubt
OF, and either California or Oregon GO
against Lincoln it defeats him. In this
state of affairs tho chances arc in favor oI
Gen. Lane being President. There is nc
reasonable doubt about both Calilorne
and Oregon going against Lincoln.
Should Lincoln be defeated in this way
which we look upon as highly probable
the Black Republican office. seekers vii
do some rare "cussing." They must not
however, fault the Democrats for it sine,
it results through the lachos of their Sue
cedancum' Governor, "W. Dcnnison." -
We did our best to prevent the election
OF Dennison but the Republicans tulne,
deaf ear to our warning voice, and nov
let them reap the fruits OF his incompc
tency
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15

AuGusrA, Nov. 100 p. M.--Thc Sc
cessionists are holding large and enthn-
siastic meeting here tonight.
The Savannah resolutions were unani-
mously adopted, after being amended as
follows:
Rssolped, That II is the sense of this meeting
that the only remedy for the election of Abraham
Lincoln is immediate secession,
This resolution was received with loud
and prolonged cheers.
Resoiced, That the thanks of the people Of the
South are due to the brave and gallant men of the
North, who attempted to roll back the tide Of ia
naticism at the late election.
| Resotred, That this meeting Is pledged TO n vote
Of taxation toraisc a million of dollars to arm and
organize the military of the State.
A further resolution was then adopted,
comdc,n ming the action of the citizens
meeting this afternoon and declaring the
resolutions adopted by that meeting did
not express the sense Of the community.
Col. Anderson, of Savannah, is now
addressing the meeting, arguing in favor
Of decided and immediate action of the
South.
The most intense excitement prevails
Macon, Ga, Nov. 10.-.The Legislature
of Georgia yesterday, refused to fix day
for the election Of U. $. Senator to sue
ceed Alfred lvcrson, agreeing to postpone
the ballot until the action Of the State i,
determined
A bill calling a Convention Of the peo
pie will pass in few days.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. l0.-On tn,
opening Of the House of Assembly to-day
the Speaker announced that he had re
ceved communication from Mr.. Chcs
nut resigning his position as Senator o
the United States.
Mr.. Whalley offered resolution tha
the resignation be accepted. He said tina
what, under other circumstances, wou!t
be regarded with regret, would be onl,
recognized as an act of loyal devotion t,
South Carolina.
Mr.. DeLaussure made report from
the committee on raising means, recon-
mendipg bill for the postponement o
the act requiring the banks to have one
third Of gold and silver to two-thirds o
their issue.
This report was unanimously adopted
Mr.. Aldrick made a report from TIN
Committee on Federal Relations, maxim.
amendments to the Senate bill calling
convention of the people, by inserting tha
an election be held on the 9Th of Decem
Der instead Of the 9th of January, an,
that the Convention meet on the 18th o
December instead Of the 10th Of January
After discussion. the bill as amende,
was passed unanimously.
The Senate this evening agreed to tn
House amendment and the bill final,
passed.
1t is expected that Georgia, Florida
Texas ana Mississippi will go with SoutI
Carolina.
The news Of the resignation of NJ,
Toombs is hailed with great enthusiasm
This evening great crowd has assem-
blcd in front Of the Congaree House, nun
bering over two thousand men.
The minute men were also ont in grea
= force, marching down the main streets
and making a grand display of fireworks
Judge McGro' and Messrs. Conner
Colcock and Cunningham addressed tn
crowd.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
prcsiuemtini EicciiOn,

We know but little more about the
Presidential election than we did last
week. Lincoln's plurality in Ohio is
from 40, 600 to $4,000. The Bell vote is
about 1900, and the BIeckinrilge vote
some II. 900; leaving Lincoln majority
of some $4,000 or 10000. SO soon a.
weget reliable accounts from tho several
States we will publish them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
INDIANA CoNanEssMES ELECTED.

INDIANA CoNGREssMEN ELECTED. -.
First District-John Law, Democrat;
Second Di,'rict-Jas. A. Giavens, Dem;
Third Di,trict-W. Mckee Dunn. Rep;
Fourth Diptrict-W. 5. lIolcman, Dem;
Fifth Distlict--Gco. w. Julian, Rep;
Sixth District--Albert q. Porter, Rep:
Seventh Di,trict--D. w. Nolhecs, Dem;
Eighth Di>trict--Alhclt S. White, Rep;
Ninth District--Schuylcr Colfax. Rep;
Tenth DistIict-Wm. Mitchell, Rep,
Eleventh District--oJ. P. &. Shanks. Rcu
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female irregularities, weakness, uritine dis.
placements, and all local uratine difficulties and
constitutional trnubles Of women, are entirely
cured by the Gnatfenberg Murshali'e Uterine Ca.
! tloIcon.
In this connections Miss Beecher, sister of the
Rev. ticnry Ward Beecher in letters to the people.
page l2g. snys:-"l have nine sisters and sisters
in.lnw, and fourteen female cousins all murried !,
| aud all delicate and ailHg. Amid the immense
circle ol my friends and acQuaintanccs cannot
recall ten married ladis in this century and coun.
try, who perfectly healthy" In eases, how
ever whee the Graienbcig Caholicon has been
used, we must say that health has rapidly taken
the place OF disease and lnties have become robust,
strOuS ygerous and healthy.
Mrs Gleason of Elmira, says: "Dcoutiful in.
dee is the conf ling, trusting nature OF woman,
bn, how much does it nc d 10 be protected by q
walchlnlnrss that will lead her, IN time Of disease
10 appeal to n medical adviser of scientific educn.
tinp, moral worth and purity of character" All
thcsc nay To secured by addressing the Grafen.
berg Company
II gives me great pleasure TO certify TO tho in.
variable curative nc'ip of the Graienberg Mar.
shall's Uterine Cuholcon ia ali cases of female
disease and 10 the skilllul and high moral charac.
ter oi the Medical Department OF the Gutenberg
Company. l. PALMERT. Nj d.
Aubern- -Four Corners, Pen.
am n Methodist clergyman, My heart has
fairly achcd 10 witness the eble health of women,
rs have travelled my circuit preaching the gos
pie. Thank Goo, however, that have all
these diseases give way 10 the Grnenbcrg Mar
sllall's Uterine Catholiron, wherever it has been
used Rev PETER SHARP, Ridgeway. Mich.
! formerly OF Western Stark, Medina Co., o.
0t,,~ For Sale by DR.. J X. RAlFF, Millersburg.
| ID & TUTIlLC, Nashville and hy Druggists and
Medicine Dealers through the State.
3o-Fur Medicines or agencies, address,
H. b. KlNSLEY, Cleveland,
n35yl. Agent for Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
Farm. For Sale.

THE undersigned wishes to dispose Of the Farm.
y on which he now resides. three miles North
West of Milersburg and two miles Sou West Of
Homesvie; ltcontains IO2 ncres Of the best quality
a good now Barn. Also u tenable House, Terms
easy. For further particulars apply to the subscr.
ber, SAMUEL CRAWF0kU..
Nov. Is, Isso.-ns9.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
G i a M D NJ a TlON
Oh
Treasury

TO The auditor, Probate Judge and Treasurer Of
Holmes County, Ohio.
! he undersigned having been appointed by tho
! Probate Couit ut said County 10 examine into ard
report the condition oi the Treasury OF taid coun
~ did proceed To make such examination, and a.
| lcr n due investigation OF the Books, Vouchers,
PHpe AMI Money in tn 1rspslrer's Office, find
that on the 10Th day of November. 1860, the con-
ttlun ol the said Treasury was as follows:
Am)unt received BY Thomas i. Raif,
present Treasurer, from James Nc
Fadlia, former Treasurer, on the
Jth day OF September, leG ......... S4972 81
| THNeS collected on duplicate to Nov.
lOsh Ie0 Ie0l..........'......'... 1851 ~
/ Amount rec ed ON Auditors warrant JAG NJ o.
Total Receipts. $9,s5a IS
CREDITS.
Amount Of County orders re-
cmed and now in Treas
! urer's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S2,575 40
| Bridge orde s ............... 1853 rs
| Two p;r cent. fund pail...... 100 w 0
| Road certificates redeemed
! and in Treasurer's hands. 406 IS
! Amount Of money now in
Treasury. 5.als "a ss.asa.lI.o'
| From tins statement 1t will he seen that there
was, on the said lOlh day OF November. 1860, mn
excess of money in the County Treasury TO the
amount ol thirty three cents and one mill. All of
which is respectfully submitted.
! J. A. ESTILL,
| Nov IL, 1850 Examiner.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
GRAFENBERG
Family Medicines !.
RETAIL PRICES,

=" NETNIL PKICESr
Vegetable Pills, per box. IS
Green Mountain Ointment, per box. 25'
saisaparilIn, per bottle, l00'
Childrens' Panacea, per bottle, So
Eye Lotion per bottle. 25'
Fever and Ague Remeny, per box. So
Health Bitiers, per package, 25'
Dysenlary Syrup, per bottle, SO
CUnsumpives Balm, per bottle, 300
Muishuls' Uterine Caiholicon, per bottle, / 0V'
Gruiienbere Pile Remedy, per bottle Il 90
Manuel of Health, per bottle, IS
For Sale by the City Druggists; also by Agents
in the principal towns OF ONO.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
Yves, Bedford, Coshoc,on Co Nav. IA, 1857.

Mr. ii B. Kinsloy Sir--l have been selling
the Medicines OF the GraIlenberg Company for the
last ten years and have invariably found them to
give good satisfaction; and the Pills have sold tn
u great many iamaes us reagular as their teo and
coffee, aud with my t.ade they have become sta.
pie article Mlnrshall's Uterine Cathoicon is a
tninale diseases. One lady sold it to told me that
she had received more benefit from one bottle than
ahe did lr,m loi g course OF medical treatment, by
tho most skiilul physicians. Yours luy,
JAMES WILSON
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
Important from Washington.
WAsHINGToN. Nov. Z.
PRACTICAL SECESSION.

PRACTICAL SECESSION.
The excitement here is undated, and
business seems entirely suspended. The
election of Lincoln being conceded, the
question of seeding is discussed in every
circle. The resignation Of federal Office
holders in South Carolina leads to the be-
lief that that turbulent State means some
thing. The current rumors of the seizure
of Fort Moultlie are not credited here for
by the more candid and conservative,
though prominent South Carolinians are
said to be in consultation with high fun
ctionarieS here.
SECRETARY COBB IN BAD oDoR.
The Constitution has II brief article on
disunion, said to have been written by
Mr.. Cobb, which is denounced on all
hands.
Both evening papers are ont with able
articles against secession, and for sustain
ing Lincoln'S administration.
A MARVELLOUS CHANGE.
The StoteS, which year ago, during
the llarper's Ferry excitement, openly
advocated an attack on Republican bull
dings, to-day severely condemns the dis
graceful outrage Of last night.
a large conservative feeling pervadcs
all minds here, save only q few eXtrcm-
lists.
SOUTHERN ANTI SECESSION MOVEMENT.
To-day, Ex- Senator Pratt, of Mary
land, called on Gen. CaSS, TO see if some
means could not be devised by which the
President could call convention of all
the States choosing to be represented, for
the purpose of denouncing secession, and
making conciliatory propositions. Gen.
CNsS replied, 'tha he knew no way to
bring about such a convention, except bv
the voluntary action of the States them
selves.
uNIoN DEMONSTRATION.
The Bell and Everett party held mass
meeting here. and resolved to buckle on
their armor and fight for tho Union. Now
and then cockade is seen in the streets.
THE coRwIN- HODGES LETTER.
Corwin's letter to Hodges states that
there is no doubt of Lincoln's determine
ton TO enforce the laws; and it is intime =
ted that Lincoln will cause it's publica-
tion. in order to calm all fears that may
be entertained relative to his course.
a cabinet meeting was held to-day, Mt
which it is understood that grave state
matters were discussed.
LATER,
Nov. 0.--,No apprehension exists in
official quarters that any effort will he
made to seize the forts or other public
property in the South, as no such move
ments would be tolerated by the authori-
ties of the States in which they are located
The questions which now distract the pco-
pie of that section being Of great delicacy
nothing will be done by Executive au-
thority which would tend to exasperate
the public mind against the General Gov
eminent at this juncnrc, While, howev-
er, the Presi lent will perform his duty of
fully enforcing the laws, tho designations
of the Federal officers at Charleston being
contingent on the acceptance by the Pres.
ident, time will be given them to recon
slider their action.
An erroneous report has prevailed that
the President intends issuing proclama-
tion. but it will be recollected that Gen.
jackson did not pursue such a course un-
Ill after South Carolina had passed the
nullifying ordinance.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
PEBBLE SPECTACLBs,

A LWAYS ON HAND. Old Frames
4 n Filled ald spectacles made TO order for all
sort Of defective sght. warranted TO make you SEQ
as, wei as ever yonc ouid. At FRY'S.,
NeY. 10, leGO.-n3g.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, Trumbu Co, Ohio, March 7, 1885. .
hereby certify that | have been dealing in tho
Grofi 4nbcrg Medicines for the past year, and can
tIuy say that have never offered any medicines
the public that have met with the decided appro
Pills mud Cathilicon They will readily perform
all aud moIe Than is promised for them. I have
sold about fifty bottles OF he Catholicon tho past
season an d hear Il G best results in every CASE
J IL &. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15

Rend what DR. Bushnell siys of the Graffsnbe.
Medicines, DR. B is, u Physician OF extensive prac
ice, aud is Of the most successful in the county
(lrumhulb in which lie resides
This cerfcs that have used the Gruffenberg
Pills and Mnrshll's Catlolicon, sold here by J. H.
& Johnson in my practice, to my entire satisfaction.
they are good medicines.
Dr. H. w bushnell"
c,.l T.,,,L,,ll
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
ANOTHER BROADSlDE RROM TIE
SOUTH.
SECESSION ACTUALLY BEGUN!
Ssru War Commenced!
Georgia Follows South Carolina!

REsfelyA TIoN or JUDGhS, COLLECTORS &c
MANIFESTO OF GOV. BROWN OF GEORGIA
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15

AuorsrA, Ga, Nov, 0,.-The Telegraph
Lines are down South of Augusta, and
we have nothing in consequence from Mil
edgevile,
Meetings are being held all over Geor-
gia. for iormin Minute Men corps.
a meeting has been called for Augusta
Tomorrow night. it win be managed by
the most talented and conservative citit.
zens. and decisive measures for the seces
sion OF Georgia will be adorted.
a northern man named Thayer, u
Homeopathic Doctor and a former resi-.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15

The Stotes, which year ago, during
the llarper's Ferry excitement, openly
advocated an attack on Republican bull
dngs, to-day severely condemns the dis
graceful outrage Of last night.
a large conservative feeling pervadcs
all minds here, save only few extrcm-
lists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25
Trustees sale.

WHEfFAs. A. il lenslip ana susannah T.
~ Heas lsp his wife, BY heir decd Ct date May
lt, 1889, md acsno tlaaged May a. 1859, did
convey 10 Charles II. Phelps ana GEORGE ROBERTSON
~ trustees The following described real estate sit
uste ~ tue City a keokuk. IN the County of Lee
n the State If Iowa, to Nit: The west thirty 1907
let Of lot number ten [iul block number one
hunirs Y ionl In sid city, WITH ell the improve
~ ms thereon and aIT irfsnarers thereof 10
secure 70 aldwin sttrr, If Nus York City The
payment II four prom,ssoly mates Tor S4Gl So 100
each, ali II date june 2sill 1858, ord rayable to
he order q Baldwina Starr, une ON he 1T day OF
February, A. ID. SEQ, enc Oh the list day II Nav
500, AMI ne on the Ii d4y Of November, A. ID
o"o, al drawing interest from date unit paid at
ny Per cont Per nnnum, ara payable with current
rate ~ tx han ~ on Aew inrE /; and whereas. In
case the said sums, either htin should not BE-
Faii, with The interest the seeD. On the day the
same became dIo, tic Decd Of Trust authorized
saii trustees, either CT them, to sell said real
estate at rul itc sale, for h. the door Of the
Court Hone IN sad CITY # heokuk, first giving
tour weeks notice Of the time, terms aud place OF
sad sale, some rews apcr published in SAID City
~ heokuk, and upon neA sale TO execute deed
10 fee simple to the purchaser which Deed Of Trust
IL recorded in the Kecurl,r's Olhce of said Lee
County, IN Book OF Mortgages volume s on page
53l and hereas. said last described mote, due
Aoscnbcf l. 1860, with ihr iItrrest thereon il now
due aud wholly uapald, nov, therefore, T. Charles
IL Phelps one OF said Tru tees, will on the 18th
day OF .annaty, A. Y. 1861, proceed to sell the
abave described rcal estate at pubic safe, for cash
10 the highest BIDDER, ut the door OF tho Court
House IN said City OF Keokph, between the hour.
of o'clock a III. and o'clock p. III. Of said day,
to satisfy said note, intefe ard costs.
IHAILas III. PHELPS,
Dee ~, 1860. One IL the Trustees.
daciTdaw
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25
MISCELLANEOUS.

TEE AHALGAHArioS az LANGUAGES. There
II growing tendency In this age to appro-
priate the most expressive words Of other
languages, and after while to incorporate
them into our own; thus the word Cephaic,
which 10 from the Greek, signifying s.for the
head" IL now becoming ropplarized 10 con :
neotion with Mr.. Spal1ing's great Headache
remedy, but il will seen He=HHed In a mafe
general way, aud the word Cephalic will be-
come ~ common ss Electrotype and many
others whose distinction as foreign words
hss been worn away BY common usage until
th ~ seem s.native and to the MAJOR born"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25
Origitlnl Nn:icc.

To 4. MeKenny and robert McMurdy:
'NHERE IS now on Gle In the office Of the Clerk Of
4 the District Court of Los eoun,v, Iowa nj X co
kuk, the p tition If o. II Crane claiming ag 4inst
/. 1. Mckenny Judgment Of six thousand dol
lars 90 large number u promlssory notes exc
cutsd ~ said \. 1. McRcnny 20 plaintiff; and
against both defendants the foreclosure Of mort
gags executed by faid Mehenny, to secure said
notes, on real estate II Lot County, Iowa, which be
afterwards sold 10 said NeAsurly. @
lnless yau appear and nswer said petition on
Or before ihe sreeaa day. cf the February term
lsbi1 1T noon, If sail court. ju igment will be
rendered and the rraperiy AIderAd To te said, o.
prayed in faid petiien.
RANKIN = MILLER,
Dec. 7, 1860 d | m pIta's Att'ys.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25
BLAckwoop's EpiSBUsou MAGAZINE (Tory ]

Tbs present critical state of European affairs will
re- der these pnbicaisors uEusua III interesting
during the forthcoming year. They will oscupy
meaae ground bet Che hastily written news
terne, crnd tpeculations, anf 1vlng ramcrs IL tn
daily j. rrnalt anu the ptrd rus lane Of the flu
ture Historian written alter he living interest and
excitement # he great political vents o the
time shall have passed away. IL is to hese Peri
odicals that readers must look TO- the only really
inttiigitle and rsisbl history ~ current events.
and a such, in addition TO thrir vel esab'ishsd
literary, scientific, AMI theological character, we
urge them upon the consideration Of the reading
pub 10.
The receipt ~ Adynrce Sheets from the
British Publisher aives "a litinnsl value to these
Reprints. inssm1ch as they can nov be placed H.
thu hands Of subs beis abou soon he origin
al editions.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25
u.uT> Am AIIOEH.

& A. DUKE and ". II. BARRETT having
-. formed partnership in the Shoe business
would ask share Of the public patron, &c and .
We haYe cancinaed thai In Ihesl hard timca 1t il
NJ disgracet to work. and 10th being practical work
men, we will devote ourselves to he manufacture
Of custom work, thus guaranteeing good fits and
honest orkmanship, nj il IL eur interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly on hand a we'll select.
ed stock OF Eastern work, Which viii be sold very
low. LUKE 4 BAAKETT.
OctXd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-12-25

Ell 'ad IN 'orrible 'eadache this hafternoon
hand stepped hinto the hapothecaries hand
says hi to the man, Can you heasc me Of nm
'eadache n sDoes it hacbe lard 2, SAYS ,e.
suexceedlprly,' says hi; hand upon that 70
gave me ha Cepbalic Pill, hand 'pon me
'onor his cured me 50 quick 'ardly realized
hi lad 'ad an 'eadache.