davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-03-01

- DR.. Rice's third letter in reply to Rey.
Mr.. Wolcott, will be. found on the second page.
, 1860-03-01

80 Gilbert Sampson will sell this morn
lug ut 81 O'Clock, ut their store, No. S. Lake
street, large ard fine assortment Of House
hold Furniture, DC.
, 1860-03-01

1.-THE ressdenee Of VI. D. F. W.o7. bJ ths Rev ".
THOMAS LEACHMAN ant ELIZABETH THORN
TON, all Of EnklAnd,
, 1860-03-01
aurttOll SllR8.
A%~%**OA ~A&%04
RY GILBERT il SAMPSON.
Furniture,
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
AT AUCTION.

=, AG.sOAY. M9Feh sst. to4 orlock, va will ..D
No. u !ks stre nf the b<st sraTt
so Ri, T1fSs Sn'.s ia eu,s NJ hair cot masts to ID
ma:b~t"o sn n3s! ss;. scHs e':*s ~ sece,ses
Tee.Tss r.. .*s s;.1S IT,. EEs.s f!,aa oss
m1ree-tp and pls1n BUREAU. aud Was.aads n III %a'oss-
RoePe's D.nns TaIlea Ehas ID
"a other Bednvaa. C.ccsery Toilet set,s Hnk kinsi o
S.a tmee Fe'ss. caspts cat u , guani,ty.
GILBERT i SAMPSON, auo.,,.
KeguaF ss1e days Of all kinds and descapsons NJ
Taut1dsvsaad Saturday.. fe.ahns =
, 1860-03-01

GARDENERS SocIErr.-The Gardeners Society
will hold meeting at their hail in Metropolitan
block this evening. Subject for discussion
Culture Of the grape, and pruning and gird1ing.
Tho meeting is free to oil.
Tue NINE Cl7x Fathers D,scuAraEp.--1n tbe
Circuit Court yesterday Judge Mapierrc dis
missed tue matter in WHICH nine Of the Al
dermen were brought before him on charge
Of contempt in disrcgarding by their votcs the
injunction in tic Clark street Bridge Case.
ARCHITECTURAL 1nox Work-NEw F1nu.-In
another column will be found the announcement
Of a new firm, comprising, however, well known
names, in branch OF 1scn manufacture, largely
on the Increase in this city. Eec the card of
Messrs. Dccreet Co.
FcxEEAA SEEv,cEs.-Tha funeral Of Jesse Il.
Langlon will be attended from tue South Con-
gregational Church on Rio Gzande street, near
the Car Works. this morning ut Mt 10 O'Clock
precisely, instead Of from his late residence as
heretofore announced.
- We want work in stable or ut any
/ handy job, for lne young man lately from
England. lie worked ten years for Frank
Crase:ev, Of Halifax, who has given him m cx-
c4''cat. written character. Apply to the Micis-
try Z: Large, 100 Randolph street, up stairs.
BLAs1r UuL.-The dedication Of this new
Masonic Hall took place yesterday afternoon
| The Grand Master Of Masons, Dr.. Buck, pre-.
/ sided. Tho beautiful Hall Was open to those in
| possession Of. Tickets liter P. Il. In tue eve
ming grand Ball and Banquet in honor Of IL,
event, came of at the Briggs House.
LEcrcuE.-Dr. Dcville will giro lecture
Metropolitan Hall, by desire, en- Wcducsda,
evening, March It'll, on the subject Of" Happi
ness" Tho capabilities Of this gentleman nee.
no comment on our part. and ire have no doub
that the exertions Of the Committee to sccur
for linn large attendance will be very sue
4 cessfu
L ConREcT1oS.-A statement in cur column
yesterday does injustice to *tLong John," til
steam Gre engine, which nc did not intcni
The Little Giant" did not pass ler on Ii
way to the State street fire on Tuesday. Fo
promrtrcss in handling, she is ncrcr bcatc1
and NC have no desire to diminish her nc
| earned laure!..
WoEK1ES's SrR1kEs.-We learn that there
strike among the coopers, and TINT meeting
hare been held which harc called together la4g
numbers Of these mechanics. It will be inssru
tive for workmen Of oil classes to borrow q le
Of experience from the greot Shoe Strike
! Massachusetts,. The Boston Journal says:
A. an illustration Of tac condition Of the sh,
trade at the present time, it mar be stated til
women's shoes Of the style for which Il
ktr1kers dcnnnd thirty, Tire cents simply Il
!. making, harc been sold in this city the prese
week for MsFty cents per palr BY the case: e: -.
, 1860-03-01

Sy Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired
They will he we'll done aud at prices to suit the
times.
B The Sixth Ward Republican Club will
hold consecutive meetings on Friday, Saturday
and Monday evenings next at Il o'clock, ut the
Club Room on the corner of Milwaukee Avenue
and kinzie st. AL Republicans are invited to
atteud.
By order Of Executive Committee.
GEORGE CoATsvoRru Sh'n
, 1860-03-01
THE CITY.
Il EP PUBLICAN CITY TICKET

Fo- Mayor-JOHS WENTWORTH.
For Treasurer-A. HARVEY.
For Attorucy-J0HN LYLE KING.
For Co!lector-JOuN RABER.
For Marshal-lVER LAWSON.
For Surreyor-GE0RGE n. WILSON.
, 1860-03-01

eay For Police and various city matters see
Fourth Page.
, 1860-03-01

GARDENERS SocIErf, Tho G Garteoers' Society
will hold meeting ut their hail in Metropolitan
block this evening. Subject for discussion
Culture Of the grape, and pruning and girdling.
The meeting is free to all,
, 1860-03-01

Tue NINE Cl7x FAruEps D,scnAraEp.--1n tbe
Circuit Court yesterday Judge Mapierre dis
missed tue matter in WHICH nine Of the Al
dermea were brought before him on charge
Of contempt in disrcgarding by their rotcs the
injunction in the Clark street Bridge Case,
, 1860-03-01

FUNERAL SEnv,cEs.-Tha funeral Of Jesse n.
Langdon will be attended from the South Con-
grcgational Church on Rio Gzande street, near
the Car Works, this morning Mt Mt 10 O'Clock
precisely, instead Of from his late residence as
heretofore announced,
, 1860-03-01

Ancn1rEcrrRAL 1nox WoEk-NEw F1nx.-In
another column will be found the announcement
Of new firm, comprising, however, well known
names, in branch Of 1rcn manufacture, largely
on the increase in this city. Eec the card Of
Me5srS, Uccrect Co.
, 1860-03-01

wA1D. ALDERMEN. coSerAlIEs.
Ffn-W1lLtAM COLBY. C1IAS. r. ClI1LsON.
Sccnnd-1. ii. VAN OsuFL. J. tUCETWEIGIiT.
Il.td-HulAM JOY. H. E, COOK.
Fsarth-L. LAMTERTZ. E. ADCOcE
F4th-l.. II. ross. r, CAnTuEW
Sixth. ". CU3H. AkQyATS.
sc:eh:h-G. 5. HUBBARD. HENRY JAliKe.
EjEht-J. G. MACl.AY. MOSES r. HARRIS
S!nth-EL1 BATER. SAN. Il. ELLIS.
Te4th-JOIN sHULGEN. ANTHONY OTTO.
, 1860-03-01

STREET COMMISSIONERS.
South Dlrls!on-PETER NFuLP.
Ncrtl4 uivietor-GEUEGE KNEIsH.
Wtt: Ulvisiou-WM. III. DUNN.
, 1860-03-01

= VIC want work in stable or ut any
handy job, for u 1ne young man lately from
Eng'and. lie worked ten years for Frank
Crasa:ey. Of Halifax, who has given him IN cx-
c1'cat written character. Apply to the Micis.
try Z: Large, lC9 Randolph street, up stairs.
, 1860-03-01

BLaSa;r UAlL.-The dedication Of this new
Masonic Hall took place yesterday afternoon.
The Grand Master Of Masous. DR.. Buck, pre-
sided. Tho beautiful Hall WAS open to those in
possession Of Tickets after Q P. II. In tue eve
ming grand Ball and Banquet in honor Of the
event, came of at the Briggs House.
, 1860-03-01
NUMBER 2O8.


q {. H. sEIsFk.T. .4tfr-':i.;a4 Aarat 81 D~r6c-,
Il an:An1f to v~see A&esrnsr,ts fr tAt- cai cit ii
1<a'.q PdFsFs al tAr s''sh Raa Jal.bes4.v
, 1860-03-01

stay; syas scared yself, there we're 30 many
about and talking; didn't know if mighn't be
be taken oE myself; was treated with courtesy
but that did not Danish the scare. Laughter, ia
niggez would be run Of BY Albright; hardly
remember was at Ottawa, l was so scared.
Never said since came here TINT had e, 900
to spend to convict these men; I said had
sold four niggers, and would sell four more to
get the worth Of my Niger, before was done !;
| the money is at Cape Giradeau.
Se1eral lawyers hare come to me here in Chi
cago, offering and wanting to come into the
case, but have refused to pay them anything.
Direct sesHHstd-1 hare commenced q ciTi1
| action for the loss Of my niger; have engaged
| counsel, and have said would spend the sum
!! prosecution in such connection; that is the
original affidavit before the G. 8. Commissioner,
and bears ms signature.
| DsTitt t. Pllliips <rora-Am son of last wit
ness; reside with him; am past swenty~one ;
know the slaves; have purchased two for f..
ther; bought them four or fse years ago; "Alt
ard s+Jim." from my aunt, Mrs. Gray, in Nissis-
sippi County; never knew the negro jim be-
| fore bought him; paid 81 900 shortly afeer
| rot the money Of MY fa:her, apd paid 1t to my
auut; brought the negro back the next day
last saw Jim short time before be left; saw
him frequently; was familiar with his appear
auce; he was copper coloIed, wlsh negro hair
be was about i've feet eight inches high; his
on1y name was 'Jim;" we never on our farm
rive slave more than Christian name; neai
Saw him in Jonesboro jail from Jonesboro We
went to Ottawa; stayed in Ottawa three or four
dar.; renamed in Jonesboro while faith # went
to Springfield; Ar. Albright. q Nr. Riley. Nr,
Jones, Cnrtley, my brother, and another man
whose name do not recoltect {he was q doc
tors SOM, were in our party from Jonesboro
The negro was in Mr. Albright's custody; Al
Decatur father met US; gentleman was viii
him, who came into the car and spoke to Mr.
| Albright, and gave him Bome papers; At 0ttaws
| did not see the rescue; was On the steps
saw carriage come up; have no persona
knowledge Of any Of the facts; don't think
| went into tho Courtroom; did not see the ne
/ go after be went in the negro was my fathers
| &c kept him On the plsntation; my father ha.
some property in Kentucky, just opposite on
place In Missouri
Cross<ran.inkd By If. -Arnold The boy'
name was Jim; have heard him called jim
| Cray; don't know how many slaves ny fathe
has; think about sixty or seventy; he own
another Jim, who waited on him; We called hin
/" Iezou Jin." Father bought Jim some year
AGO: never knew his father Of mother; bouRh
him for father, paid the money and took Bill
, 1860-11-19

There arc very few who c:nrot 10 somc-
thing towards m:aistcriny 10 the wants OF
the nccly irKansas. Some can contribute
money 10 pay freight c.. provisions; some
can gi:o provisions; sor:c can give sacks
for shipping grain aud -four; SONG can give
material tor sacks, and others can make
them up; while still others may find ii more
convenient to give clothing, and especially
sach AS is suitable for women and children.
We venture suggestion OF t,Fo;
!. Sewing Societies in cites aud
villages might do valuable service
by making sacks. There is scarcely
avllase IN The country in which there is
not one or more merchants who would
give two OF three bol:s Of domestic cotton,
for this object, especially Il solicited ly tic
ladies. The sacks should bc OF SIC to
hold about fifty pounds OF -four each.
When naade. .tlicy should bc forwarded, with
OF; delay, 10 II. F. II Army, No. 2o4 Lake
street, Chicago. Wheat and corn are now
awaiting shipment at several points merely
for want CT the necessary sacl:s. Ladies'
vii! you not take hold OF this matter
earnestly?
.. There are many farmers in the co,n-
try, and many grain-buycrs and sellers
who have 4 surplus Of meal and gunnr-
haSs. These arc wanted for the sllipmen,
ofsrain and Iesns. Such rs have 2ny to
spare, caaaot make q bci;cr .:sc Ct :]lcn
than 70 send them al once to Mr., Army.
g. Ecan=e arc grovsa IN considerable guam
titles in some Of The Northwestern States.
Lei those who have them to spare con
tribute liGe-al!y. The cost Of 1ransporta
ton on them will be less, in proportion to
the nutrition The: afford, than Oh anything
else they can give, Dried beef will also
be valuable and easy of transportation
Potatoes cost more 1oc freight than 1:,cy
arc worth. Sell lhc.n fer what they vii
fc:ca, and i.-c=t t:ac proceeds IL cli.cr a-1i-
cles t..ct will bear shipment.
Vow lc: every body 80 to work. Those
who A2ve anything 10 spare that can bc Of
service to suffering people, Let item give
It checrful:y. Le! these who have nothing
else to give, contribute tlcir lu',or-,.,c ID
dies in making sacks, the men in !illine
them and in getting provisions 10 the rail
road stations. And let everybody. rca,en,-
1cr that the Lord loycth the Cheerful,
Eiycr.
, 1860-11-19
Cbirago Grit'tt&te:.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1850.

OFFICIAL VOTE OF ILLINOIS.
The result Of the election in this State
for President is presented in OUT columns
this morning. Wchavc collected these re.
turns with great care, and have confidence
In their accuracy. In two election prc.
cincts VIC understand that the vote for Pres.
idcnt was thrown Cut. on account Of some
informally, md = few Other precincts wcyc
rejected On all the candidates, los si,niloy
reasons But our tables embrace the whole
''ote as cast by the people. Our ,,scrc.
gates will therefore he friction larger
than the faotinss Of the Secretary Of State.
The following is the whole vote cast for
each Presidential candidate:
11neola received. ,.---...........,.: 17a.5,,
DDoSSs:as DDoS =. .-..-.--...-.>....--..... IGj,5s:t
Drccl!asidsc received. &C. s:s
Total vote ea5t. .;......,............: :1s.is
ii'ttso!t iti u.rt M l!!nuG4as -.....-.-.... llEI
LaAcolu ofez GU -...-..-........ 4as3
ioHr years ago the vote cast WAS:
Eor nnsh n.enon.. 9o1S:
ror FiiiMn-r ''-'''''''''-'.'.".-.'. 1as W
Total vote. Observation-Disclosures. c:t0sl
lncscasc III four years. rs...-....-..1O3.131
Tbs Republicans havcfncrca=cdi In four yc.ss q; 3,G
Ahe democrats, both wt,gk added. t..47:
The Americans hare loat oat............-... J.. SEC
Illinois stands fourth in the list Of vo:;a.
States, being next 10 Ohio, aud not fur be-
hind her. What splendid yotc that is for
Old Aac-1T2. SIS, IL his own S,ateI
, 1860-11-19

U T. c. Sa5zu s Co., co7pcrsraiths. Brass
Cock manufacturers. dealers ii Wrought Iroa Pipe,
Steam and Gas Fittings, At law prices, rs Wash-
facton etreet. EoT 1Qi2r
, 1860-11-19
CHICAGO, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1860.
Post Office Notice.
CHICAGO Posr OFF1I, /
Nnyemhar II 1Sftt Z


November II, 1861
"ss a@te 1ae foat oElee VIII be removed
.o.ss. - ns..,.o.,, .ss s ~. o~e ..
n.oa, ~. ,-.s.n, 49,. it, - s.,h"
sn'c,ocn r. ~ .rd ..tn 49,, ~ rn.sd.~ .,s
,.r,,c. = m X, d.,,~ 4, ~. a..r...n - vii.
sad In the regular despatch OF business will occur
Drawerho!dera have been notified Of the numbers
as1tgned them In the new Office: and those whose
o'Ase .a'e ~ oee. eeassa' o"1ns ~ "aal u CUT"
s'penaAas .u.aos ~ ..'e nc" ouce' nass A1so
oseo ao'1sso " 4ne'' 'an'oe1s. ). eooh' Z. n.
~ Goto John joncs's, 1lo Dearborn street,
aud get yonr ciothca cleaned and repaired They
, 1860-11-19
THE TOYE UR HrfSsoT-ftY.

The Missouri D..4o:rat Of Friday last
Publishes returns from all the coun-
tics in the State bit fourteen, showing the
following aggregates: Douglas. 56,355;
Bell, 55,sos; Breckenridge, a9,:56; Lin.
coin, 1866.
Douglas now stands 400 head. The
fourteen counties 10 hear from gave c. r.
Jackson, Douglas Dem. 100 majority for
Governor, over Orr, Onion, in August.
The latest re.arus, saysthe D.iaotrat, show
gains for Bell, land it is possible, and ever
probable lie ma; carry the State l,y small
majority.
, 1860-11-19
Expulsion rs. Secession.


The Gr.-caters make 1t fundamental article
in 1hclr creed to assert the right Of State 70
sccede from the Union, whenever she consil-
crt It her interest to do 50. 1t Is poor rule
that will not work 10th ways. If State has
the right Of secession, Has not the Union an
equal sign; of expulsion: If South Carolina
may leave the Union Il: pleasure, moy uot Coa'
gress eject her, If they SEQ proper: 1wou!d
like to SEC tie law or logic that proves That the
right Of expulsion Ia not as perfect IS TINT Of
secession. South Carolina says that the Union
opprctscs her; therefore, she will 20 out.
But why may not tic Onion say, "You arc a
turbulent mlschicfnakcr, always creating
disturbances among tAc members Of the Goa
"fcaeracr, a2d making yourself nuisance in
"the national household; therefore, bcyone,
and never agsin show your ugly head inside
"our door,: claim tia. the Constitutional
and moral right Of this nation 10 expcl ~ un-
flly member, Is as perfect IS that Of Ettc to
~1taasS~. II The Union has not the right to
turn ont, neatAer Aas 4 State the riyht 10 30
out, asa1ns: the consent Of The nation. aud if
eeos9ston anu e1pulaiou arc cosrclatiye rights,
would II not be uoce. aud proper for Congress,
~heo It asscsat1es, to antscipatc South GaroU-
na' ny shoTirs:: that nest Of agitators the doorY
E0CAI RfGNr9
, 1860-11-19

~ The Southern party papers still persist
u calling ~; Aanltna 1nalatto, This vas no
and the repetition Of the foolish clarre :" T.,
tended to increase the cxaspcration Of @i,r
Southern people M1. Hamli6 is n B,,or ~. ~
publican, not u black man, mud our 8onthern
frlcnda do not 1nakc the asscrtion In irnnrancc
~ Is thS LSnaon !, a. papers dld when it announced
that y: I: Banks. negro and Republican. lad
been elected Speaker Of the House OF F.n-os
sentatlves.- LoutsvtHe journal,
, 1860-11-19

1VtG1'.* '.1s..75 IVob134 e4GS 14tCtS
Lincoln over Douglas, II 1896 over all, 4,S75.
The returns whic: We give above hare most
ofthcm been furnished us ty tho Clerks Of tic
different Counties. They include all 1hc
votes thrown ont Tor informally, and will be
found Us accurate Is can be obtained until the
official canvass is made known by the State
Officers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Legal Notice.

TACOBS. KlER. Eliza Jane Ross and William
j Ross her husband, Martha 4. Armstrong and
John Armstrong her husband Jane kier, Rebeeca
Jane kicr Margaret kier. Sarah Ann kier, Ara
bella kier. Elizabeth Sicr, Samuel Alexander
kicr and Anna h kicr, widow of William hier, dc =
ceased, will take notice that petition was he I
against them on the 3oth day Of July, A. D. ls6O. IN
the court Of common pleas within and for the eoun-
~ Of Holmes o. BY Samuel NJ. L. kier and rs new pen
ding, wherein said Samuel NJ. l.. kieT demand par
tition Of the following real estate to-wit Al tnat
part or parcl land situate and being ID me coa-
ty of Holmes and state Of ohio' ana oIne ,me
Der thirty-two, in township number hfteen and of
range number tweiye containing oighty Heres MOI
or or less and that at the next term OF sad court
the said Sanuei ~ l.. kieJ wi apply for an ord :.
thn, partitlon ma, he made VI said premises. and
thar the dover Of said Anna hher thers'h nTT ne
assigned. SaMt u ". i,. -, ~"
AuC 25 1860 n2i W7piSi.Se-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FACTORY

HE subscriber takes this method TO Inform the pEblie
l generally .ha, ne has again eomHsnsed Operations
at his 04d Stand, such as Wool Carving kol, spnhe
Garnet aud stoc Eng Yarn Dying Yarn 10 banne car
nets or Coverlets. Manufacturing Wool into kankes,
Fl.nnels, Cloths, CasmsTe, Casenett, &c. Se-
Work will he done en- the shortest notice ana az as
moderate charges as at any other establishment Ia this
vicinity for cash shares, ana an WORK en eu 70
his car, viii he warranted and he has vent to great
EXPENSE in putting his works in compete WORKING order ne
homes be strc. attention business TO receive ll
and liberal share of the rubhs Pau enageS
FfedeI ic ksbu gh june lot ! 81,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Shcrin'S Sale.

Marnilus S. Rudy,
Isaac Rudy.
" endi exponas vs. defendant in this case issued
from Stark county Common Pleas and to me di
rected at o'clock i. NJ.
on Monday, tie stu day Of October 1860.
| shall expose to public sale at the door of the
Court House. in Millersburg. in said county, the
following described real estate, to-wit: the undi
yided eighth part of the south hwest quarter of
ton thirteen township nine of the sixth range, in
the United States military district Holmes county
Ohio, except so much thereof as is described fol-
lows to-wit: beginning at the south west corner OF
said quarter, thence north enc degree, east forty
nine perches and twenty links theroe north eighty
eight degrees fifteen minutes east one hundred and
sixty perches and twenty links thence south one de
gree east forty rods, thence south eighty eight
degrees fifteen minutes so to the place of beg ninl
containing bfA acres subject TO the life estate o
Catharine Rudy therein with the appertenanees.
JOHN FRENCH. Sheriff.
Sept. 4th 1860 VS. pfS4,0O
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Bridge Notice,

TUNIlE Commissioners of Holmes County will meet
Il at the following places To contract for the bull
ding of Brieges.
At Abner Maxwells Saw Mill in Berin Town
shpon Wednesday the 10Th day Of October 1850 at i
o'clock NJ.
Near Sowash's saw mill in Hardy Township. IN
Thursday October the 18th at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
At the Bridge above Oxford in Killhuck town
ship Thursday October the nth at o'clock Z. Nj,
80. BY order Of the Commissioners.
1860 n29wi. q. +. NEWTON County Audit.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
FoU M Dx

UNOUND by the subscriber the 9th day of Septem-
IL her, 1861, tea dollars laying on the door the
front door of Muvanes store, in Mersburg, Ohio No
being present claiming to have lost any money,
give further notice. that any person loosins money to that
amount can have the same BY proveins property and
paying for this notice. ABNER MAXWELL
Mlersbsrg, Sept. 2l, 1SG0.-n3ln
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
MOrtOn's Gold Pens!

THIS conceded TO the BIS TGoLp PEN for all puT
L poses now in use. We have been selling them for
about three wears warranted every pen sOla and
have no. vet had returned sny complaints made
o4,hem They the zen used by almost everv publ
oicer bookk eeper banker &c, in the United States
We biy direct ON 4. Morton, not from feddeTs, have
his pans warranted us, and warrant them "a hse that
buy Of Rs. Call at the BOOhhTOhE
I,.c i5 1859 If
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Agricultural.

NOTICE Is hereby given7hat there viii Ne meeting
IN OF the members OF the Holmes county Agricultural
Society, and all others interested, held at ihe Court
House. the Goth day Of October 1850, at one O'Clock
p NJ the purpose OF eiectng officers, and the trans
action of other imporept business
Sept g, ls60-p32td BY order Of Board
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Sheriff Sale.
Elijah W. Forbs, ct az

VS..
Lucien L0uther, ct az
DY virtue of an order Of sale in this case, issued
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Holme
County Ohio. and to me directed by special man
date from thu instant of said County,
on Monday the s2d day Of October, 1860, at O'clocl
II. M
shall expose at public sale at the north door Oftht
Court House, in Millersburg. in said county, the
following real estate to wit: the south end Of tht
east half Of section eighteen, S township nine and
range seven Of the unappropriated lands in tht
military district. ordered TO bo sold at GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, estimated TO contain one hundred acres,
more or less, situated in the County Of Holmes ana
State OF Ohio. Term of sale cash
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
September Is, 1860, ,n3lw5 ,pfSS.l5.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
Notice.

A LII persons holding any portion of the County ;
N share of the Surplus Revenue, are hereby no
titled that unless they pay the Interest now due on
the same on OF before the first day of November
next, the Bonds will be handed over TO William
Reed, ESQ.,. for collection of both the Principal and
Interest By order of the Commi ssioncrs.
G.f. NEWTON,
September 10. 1860 -n3lw6. County Auditor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
PROCLAMATION!

FKUCLAMATIUN
I JOHN FRENCH. Sheriff of the county of Holmes
and State of Ohio, do hereby notify the quail
fed electors of the county aforesaid, to assemble in
Their respective townships, at the usual place of
holding elections therein,
On Tuesday. the 9Th of November, 1850
And then and there to proceed ns the law directs,
to elect twenty three electors of President and ice
President of the United States, in pursuance of the
Constitution and Laws of the United States and
State of Ohio
In testimony whereof hereuuto set my hand Of
ficially this Goth day Of September a, D ls6,,
JOHN FRENCH,
No. Sheriff of Holmes county, Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-10-04
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
DuILIP LEPLAUGH is engaged in

l. the Blacksmithing business In all its various
branches lie feels confident that his work will render
10 all who may give him call. His shop
will he found Immediately South of the Disciples Church
hIilleTsburg, Ohio, (n5tO T. LEPI.AUGH.