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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
PEOPLES PACIrIC
RAILROAD COMPANY,


T'ir Commissioners Of the Peoples rseias .RslIro.a
Company would announce 70 the People of The Tinted
states that said nosrd ~ Commissioners fully o..
g'ni1ed, by The choice ~
JOSIAH pKRnAM. pnfslpESr.
OLIVER FROST, NicE PResinKSr.
ABiEL AHnOr, SrNtrAHy
WirlItN0foN rastsuRpn,
hnd uat ss Books of the Company aie omen for tho sub
se ipon of stoeN, IN noson, New Yofk rhllaJelphia
baltimore and w 'shlngton, and viii soon hs opened In
The Charter ofssd Company was gran'ed BY the Ios.
Is AZURE OF state Of Msiu, In March, D o.
The rght Of waf through The public lands Of the Ter
tror.e. Of the United states, from Missouri River 10
Utah. nov op~n " tho Company BY Acts of Congress
The People Of The United safes are earnestly requested
tp eNanins tte CHARTER ard ~ Laws Of the Corpan,
and send Ia Their subsor ptOns. All persons are lnyted
TO subscribe one share sach and more than ten
shares.
Shares One Hundred Dollars each ten dollars Of which
TO DO paid sheu the subscription made a. viii be seen
BY the Charte
Let the people subscribe generally aud literally forth
with, and the Company viii be abe u from Con.
money.
Lat the whole people, s one, pu, their shoulder 10
he wheel ~ aubsgrUing Que share each, and the Rs-
ROAD VIII be built within hvc years
Ormed ia every Town ami Village, aBd money forwarded
by Ma Of Exrre, and Certificates Of stoes with re.
ctpis Tor uie money, viii he returned.
Resp1nsibe men, ~ UnlmpeschahIe character, an
who nave le1rt Tor the work. are wanted In all par
OF the United Slaes to act Agents, to obtain sub.
scyiption 10 the Stock Of the Company
All communications should be directed to the under.
signed, at The Onicc of the Company, No 81 SCHOOL
STREET, or ADAMS HOUSE, BOSTON, and to whom MI
applications for copies OF Charter, By.Laws, and ote,
dJcumeLt1 should h. made.
JOSIAH PERHAN.
LG5yl President Board Of Commissioners.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
MARRIED.

MARRtED.-On Thursday, November sth,
at the Ellison House, by Rev. U. J. KNIsELY, Mr..
JOSIAH HOCHSTETLER and Miss MARY
IOLDERBAUM.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15
RopNEy. MISS .Julv 10 lSf

RoDNEy, Miss July TO- 1857.
Dr. B, F. WILLIAMS Dear SIR. Having been
troubled for over two years:wi,h letter, | was ad
vised to try your Compound Syrup of Sarsuparlla
aud Iodida Of Potassa, and will say for it, | think
it the best remedy | have ever known, having
cured me of Tetter when every her remedy had
failed Respectfully, NJ. ROrllER.
0<Y-For sale by II. YERGIN, and J K. RAIFF,
Milersburg, and by Druggists generally Iy.-.n36wi
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15

TT YOU WANT Anvil, Vice, Drill bellows or anything
1 in the tool line, 20 to HEBRON son.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-11-15

y command of an order Of sale from the Court Of
- Common Pleas Of Holmes County. Ohio, shall
expose to public sale. the north door of the Court
House. III the town Of Millersburg. in said Holmes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-10
nav PWBIdOATIONs,

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THIS DAY y PgBLBHAD.
IL FUREIDm,
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BY The suthsr.9
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publaAeu.
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Personal.

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Help WANTED-MALKs.

HMLP WANTED-MALEs.
WAxIn.-...is A., ESxeaEflO sAlEssXs' Wma a
. .::s y. Me- e .:s. e r :sr n. ass'y S s's
o CHrSKs II Broadway
WANryD.A SMART fSUN9 MAN IN STATION.
.vsor, o. .ns ss ss sood As.res w
Post Once. 7A1 Broadway. postage pad.
WANTED-M Bo0KlroRx, A Youaa NAN,
soo%' u Year o. age soau.i.sed VITA the ra ss,.
2sSs. ssoss o GA Z, gree 70
aideoce and CAY reference.
WANTED-A BOY Is OR Is YEARS OLD, IN A TEA
rscommec, sa xsos = s h h parents s.d oas come well
sprinS.
&100 PER MONTH CAN BE MADE BY GOOD
y1yO sslems, With capital Of $40; patent. portable
Is.dy ..s Adasss j. css. va CO. si ssu sas
LOST AND FOvND.
A BoBIN EscAPxD-ON n0NDAY, THE 7rH or HXr.
a fro. 1eo wss. rwes.y foarth .rss Whoever viii 70.
turn hun e ss sSSys aumber shall receive than h
10 svenns. Es:s Broadway nsar ha.ts sress sSs has
ost one ee and q no use 70 any PeAss
.s.:: "a. ss East or address Dor ' oai
noG Los1.-Losr. A SMALL. BLACK SLUT; AN.
~ swsrs 70 Ae name Of Fan. Three dollars reward viii
os paid for hes return 70 1853 aadsoa street.
CoUNp-A SMALL SUN or xoNHx -rHE owKEs
can hsye b. applying TO Michael Near, DsxAoa u
Petsxs church Barclay stres beswasa and7 A. Il and
y In The evening.
lvoUND-IN A BROADWAY AnD FoRrYsEoonD
street stage. Tuesday evening. breastpn - viii
brown and gray hair The oser by applying
Maverick, New York Times ooe, describing properly,
and paying for this Advertisement
T OeT-ON MONDAY. TIE INST, SMALL GOLD
L L0sksk With two PorrAfks. and marked J. b. g.
Under Will b. suitably rewarded By leaving II Ne sane
street. up stairs.
T osT-ON THE HI0HfH INST, DIAMOND BREAST
IL Pin hand shaped valued BY hs Of the
uiver The finder vii be literally rewarded BY leaving the
same with The owner G. \ c., Loss Broadway. corner Of
twenty ninth street.
r Osr.-LAFT. ON BOARD On. OF ria WAL sTRKkr
IL ferry boats baesbook mo 29), Belonging Cornell
Bros Co. liberal reward Will be paid for is delivery At
IS OortlAndt street.
r OeT-ON WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOON IN CANAL
- -sreot between Wooster and vArok streots Ia Bells
umbrea nlers shoe store eathor Pocket Book
with thirty forty doA,s In Ave dollar god pioce aud other
change. The finder vii he suitably rewarded By leaving
wh Alexander Taylor, rs Wall street.
CrOIKN Fkox fHE sUBsCRIsEs-on II. lsr Inst.
- Pocketocok containing number n bids tho Lcaooste1
bank nsa; also note dated ssencsr Aprn 1850 payable
the order Of abez aresn for $500 tssA hundred aoAr
signed stab Green persons cautioned against
JABEZ GREEN.
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IN REwARD-rHE ABOVE INWARD WILL BB
DOUU pad, and questions naked for The delivery into
our han3s merchandise sson form SIS
md s7 wsAhogon street, sunday evening Nay The
properly taken Of plain black asured plaid Chenc
and BayAdeee 6lks. GRANT CO.
BesroN May g. l5C0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-10
REWARDS.

M comfortably WITH rsolssos Il NJ Osmmou Oouns q
he sy a sew Tark approved By ne ~ cay L wnaiAm
Pect acang Mayor Of saA city. do hoty osr reward a
hundred dollars for he aVpres Ind ccavsa0n Of ~
lersop psrsons Who es!gaouely sssree Ne hoscs 9!
49, sod Dos swsy Iscpwv esloneanS 70 ~ ~ q New
Atorssy IL Judge before whom tAs eoavtosa hAA
canast osainAn6 sned y nd reward bul
claims moi presepted 70 IL Mayor wa tweav days Mo-
saA oonvouon viii - dirsSa.ded-
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
GOVERNOR WELLER.

We have carefully examined the Message
given to the Legislature aud TO the people
Of the State, by tbs retiring Govensr, and
deem II to be q very interesting and valu'
able State paper. 1t isa lengthy. ter'e
straight forward. and statesmanlike docu-
ment. IL contains most excellent reccomen-
daiions, and will without doubt, have great
influence with our law makers. The Message
10 published In the dalies of the Slsis, and
~ili be generally circulated 10 pamphlet
form:
We commend IL, to the attentive perusal
OF all persons interested in odr State affairs.
During Govrnos Wellsr's administration
ahe laws Of the laud. have been promptly
and efficiently executed The interest Of oil
CLASSES of citixens hare been generally and
equally protected The Treasury has been
vigilantly guarded. 30 other past State
Administration. has merited or received 50
much OF general eommendation. from al
parties as that of Governor Weiler's.
In retiring from Office he carries with him
the respect and confidence Of bis fellow
citizens.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
Sacramento and the Nevada Road

Itis matter OF no little surprise 10 many
that the citizens and papers Of Sacramento
take so little interest in the efforts OF the
people OF this county to place it in more
ready communication with that city. We
have in past Issues, frequently alluded to
this matter, and called the attention Of the
Sacramento papers thereto, but have yet to
see anything like hearty response on the
part Of the Capital. II our conclusions are
not correct. we would esteem II a favor to
have the fallacy pointed out In this Con-
necton we would call attention to the fol-
lowing from the Nevada Journal OF yester-
day -
The stream OF travel from Nevada,
Sierra aud portion Of Yuba which seems
to set in the the direction Of Marysville may
he easily controlled and turned forever in
10 Sacramento. Arailroad from Folsom to
Nevada will accomplish it. Such railroad
will put US within three hours of Sacrameu-
10 and must insure the entire travel OF this
! quarter OIL lne Othtt. We o." N-'
last weeks issue that Sierra county is thirty
miles nearer Nevada than Marysville.-Ont
of the prominent citizens Of Sierra while In
town but few days since remarked that
Nevada could easily be substituted for
Marysville as the depot Of this county by
building the Folsom, Auburn and Nevads
railroad. Nothing is palmer. The interests
of Sacramento, then, clearly lie in the build
ing OF road to this city. She can thereby
turn stream OF travel to her benefit whict
otherwise she cannot hope to gain which
che does not now have and which by proper
attention to her interest she may readily
possess. Instead Of being satisfied with
what nature has given her in the trade and
travel of the counties on her east and which
cannot be diverted from her, it would ap-
pear TO be her policy to show some attention
to other streams OF commerce which by
opening the proper channels might be made
to flow in her direction"
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

THE GRAND JuARY, at their recent session,
according 10 the Nevada Journal, states
that the Court House ia in leaky condition
They report against the use of the same for
Balls, a very sensible report also that the
east and west side should be so enclosed as
TO prevent communication with the prisoners
in the Jail, by outsiders. II is recommended
that petty offenders be put to work. and
thus be made to pay part Of the expense
OF their incarceration. The INDECENT Sick
Fund is reported as being insufficient to
meet the wants for which it has been set
apari-the drafts upon the same, for the
past year, having exceeded the receipts by
s3,513. The attention Of the Board of Su-
pervisors is called to this fact; and system
enjoined which will exclude from the benefit
OF the fund all but the really necessitous
The report abounds with sensible sugges-
tions
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
SENATOR LATHAM.

The election ofMilton S. Latham to rerre-
sent the State of California in the United
States Senate, although unexpected is en-
dorsed by the people.
We congratulate the Democracy, that the
yexed question Of who should be Senator
has been determined,
Since the Legislature met, Il has been a
matter OF great Importance TO the citEens Of
Of the State. as to whether, they were again
10 foot another enormous bill 10 the form
Of taxation, incurred In unsuccessful efforts
10 elect Senator.
Senatorial successorship, has heretofore
cost the taxpayers, in round figures, hun
dreds Of thousands Of Dollars
We are glad, not only because Senator
has been elected, but also that the " robe oil
Office has fallen thus quickly and honorably
on the shoulders Of tried, eloquent aud
distinguished Demscrat-upon one, who has
with great ability and with eminent success
sretofore represented the State Of Calfor'
MIA In the lower House Of Congress-upon
one, who was elected Governor Of the State
In the last election.by an overwhelming aud
unprecedented majority.
When 1t was ascertsined oy several meet
ings, Of the Democratic members Of the Leg
islature, that il was impossible to elect either
OF the prominent candidates for the position,
Weller, Denver, Washing ton, Baldwin or
McDougal, ~e feared. that personal friend
ship and predilections. wsuld prevent them
from making choice, aud that consequently
we should have a 're-hash' Of Senatorial
times like those 81 IS. '56 and '57.
Our fears however were groundless, our
representatives have manifested q willing
ness to submit, individual preference to the
public veal and in the spirit Of concession
and harmony, nave thus elected Milton S.
Latham.
Although our citizens have thus been de-
prived, Of Latham's services, as Governor oil
the State; we are satisfied that their lose
In this respect, will be more than balanced
BY his efforts a. their Senator in securing tt
them. an entire exemption from the fraud
and wrongs, that have heretofore hung &c
heavi ly over the State, and have to grea
extent impeded its development and progress
In our judgement the signs OF the time
look well for California,
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
rrefeIATIvE.

The time Of the legislature, with the e1cep-
tion Of The suasorial election has thusi FAR been
mostly occupied in certain matters OF course
that come up regularly at the commence
ment Of every session. The senatorial eiec-
iion, which Is elsewhere alluded to, found
speedy issue and most satisfactory result.
The Assembly committees have not yet all
been announced but among those which
have been we notice the name OF c. F. Smith,
Esq. Of this place. as Chairman OF the Com
mite on Elections. The annual Homo
graphic Cbart'' has made its appearance,
giving. as usual, sandry particulars Of the
age, nativity. occupation: &c, OF the mem
bers OF the Legislature, and State officers.
We notice that Judge Bolts, the State Prin.
ter, and talented editor Of the Standard is
set down as t,cenfy-one years OF age. As
the information contained in the chart pur-
ports to come from personal Information. and
as the Judge would naturally be taken for a
gentleman upN ards Of thirty, we were at
first inclined to think he had taken the Ii
cense always allowed TO elderly unmarried
ladies and sometimes overlooked in unmar-
riei gentlemen, somewhat advanced in life
bu. when we learned that our editorial CO.
temporary was a married man, we we're en- =
irely at loss to imagine how such a dscrep-
ancy should appear between the personal
appearance Of the gentleman and the "otii-
iaI record" Ofcourse 1t could not have
been that the printer was so carele's as to
substitute for 3.
The question Of the speakership was dis
posed OF In a somewhat summary aud une Z
pected manner. After pretty active can
v,ss among the Assemblymen. BY several
a.pirants. the field was suddenly left clear
for the Hon Phil. Moore. who was accord
ingly elected. withou. opposition or compe-
tition. II Is conceded on all hands that he
fills the chair in manner highly ere dita-
BILE to himself For promptness in the dis
patch of business and courteousness OF man
ner, he has few equals.
Now that the Senatorial Election and the
Inaugural ceremonies and festivities are
fairly over. it is presumed that the Legisa-
ture will proceed to the regular business Of
the session. and make as short work as pos
sible OF the duties before them.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
CONSTABLE'S SALE.
Township Of Rough b Ready, County OF
Nevada

By virtue OF an Execution to me delivered, and
issued from the court Of T. L. Melbourne, Esq. an
acting Justice Of the Peace in and for said county
dated December 23d, A. ID. 1859, to satisfy judy
nnent rendered before r. T. Gambrel. Esq., act
ing Justice Of the Peace in and for said county
the Ilth day Of February, A. D. 1886, in favor Of
william Wilson, and against W. II. Huid, for the
the sum Of One Hundred and Four Dollars and Fiji
ty cents with interest thereon at the rate OF Ten
per cent per from said last dsts;I have lev
led upon all the right, title and interest OF W H.
aurd Defendant Of in and to the following descfb-
ed property to wit, all that certain Parcel OF Ian
or iot Of Mining Claims, situated Randolph Fi.t
Towtship Of Rough Ready, and county aforesaid,
about one mile East from the village Of Rough &
Ready, bounded on the West BY Mining claims. for
merly owned by Grant and others, commonly Known
as claims Of the Empire or Ray Sluice Com pany and
will proceed to offer the same at Public Sale to the
highest bidder for Cash at the Court House door in
Nevada city on Saturday. the 2sth day Of January
A. ID. 1850, between the hoursofe O'Clock A. n and
O'Clock, ?. N. to satisfy said Judgment and aceru-
ing costs.
Given under my hand, this 5th day Of yanuary,
1850. +. r. POWERS. Constable
for Rough 4 Ready
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

NAXEs-The Territorial Enterprise, pro
poses to call the famous Comstock lead ths
ri Ute Lead, y from the name Of the tribe
Of Indians which make that vicinity their
home and Virginia city. that paper would
call Winnie mocker.n from the name ol
the principal chief. The papers OF Califor.
mia, we presume, would concur" il the
Enterprise man would advocate change Of
the name Of the proposed Territory from
4" Nevada" to Washoe." The reasons for
such change are obvious. and have beer
already quite generally alluded to by the
California papers, but we have not noticed
that !be " Enterprise" has signifed its con-
currence. What say you, Coli
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

Tbeaser.-The distinguished Tragedians
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stark, will appear at
Hamilton Hall on Monday Evening next. in
the popular and brillialt play Of Napoleon !.
Mr.. Stark and his distinguished lady. are
accompanied with a large and powerful,
Company, tue most complete and talented
which has ever visited the mountains. A
rare opportunity is therefore offered to our
citizensfor an Intellectual tire a t, aud one
which is seldom presented in the Mountains.
Those who would secure eligible seats must
20 early as the house will undoubtedly be
crowded to its utmost capacity.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

The DAsuAwAYs. had great time on
Wednesday evening Last. The house wa'
crowded to surocation, every available sit
ting aud standing place being filled with
eager listeners, anxious to learn the fate oil
Old King Alcohol. who was put upon hi,
trial on that svsning. Dr.. Randall and Rev
Mr. Deal. were the prosecuting Attorneys
while" Old Alcohol" was ably defended by
A. d. Dibble; and T. Miller, Erquires.-
the case was we'll and ably argued by the
learned aud ingenious counsel on both sides.
The speech Of Mr. Dibble was exceedingly
able and ingenioaG He would undoubtedly
have secured virdiet for his client bad the
Court put the question in its proper form Of
Guilty or aot Guilty. As II was but very
few voted on either side. and the question
went by default.
Nevada national., 1860-01-14

- The San Joaquin Republican pays
the following handsome compliment to our
able and Efficient representative, Pun
MOORE -
"Tbe choice Of the Assembly for Speaker
was admirably bestowed. No man ever de
puted to represent q constituency in the
Legislature Of California, could appear tc
better gentlemanly advantage than Phil
Moore, or secure the distinguished personal
consideration Of a greater number in aud
out of public place. He does not look lik,
a Iaberious man, but be has accomplished q
toilsomc and sometimes Improbable extent
ofhard digging in the mines Of Nevada II.
will perform the duties Of Speaker in man
ner corresponding with the perfection of hi,
appearance"
Nevada national., 1860-01-14
rThe Auburn papers announce that III,

- The Auburn papers announce that the
Rev. Martin Kellogg. late Of Grass Valley,
will lecture at that place on Friday Even
ing on the subject Of" Education. MI
X. has commenced his work Of raising
money for the permanent endowment Of The
California College. We understand that b.
has thus far met with encouraging success
He will continue bis canvas Of this state un-
Ill April next when be will leave for th,
East, where he will visit some Of the import
and localities in the furtherance Of bis en-
terprise.