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, 1860-02-21

MOSS! MOSS!!
1fl puSHATs PREPARED MOSS. Pct ua. u.
p7essly Tor Uphctsre:e1a Ca..sc-akets End >addet4
purposes IN large and anil bsies foE vale n Qu:ntfs 70
suit u low p11 0.es5 tbs city xnt country sof-
I'd. Il. d. DUNdAM x CO. Commission Merehantat
mh11l{-eE1 Il kComme1cia9k. and't Leere, eLLo''
, 1860-02-21

Every Engine q 4f1rntshed VIII
JuJson,s Patent Governor Valve.
Far Flau,x Mill va confidently recommend them Al suco'
rior to nv otier style Of Engine, and ttey will
Save from IS to so per cent. in Fuel
cyf, the uAua Glass Of boess in in the West We shall
aso.t r,rnt Of different sizes ut establishment,
VhSre they may he sxauacd aud lie
obtaInud re.71dnzshcm. COMPETENT men w II aatnSa.
be 10 SIT up and t Eugaea IN any part o1 tft
country, We also supply
WATER WHEELS, sHAFTIE0. aEAE1No. de-.
" - --T-- Inv nYie
, 1860-02-21

BaAs1FoEp, February @o-The total loss BY
FIRE on Saturday is s?5, ,oA'. Insurance S6e'poV,
mostly in English companies In conseq"e nee
of this calamity business here Is at complete
stand still.
, 1860-02-21

Denth Of n Navy officer.
DrFfAto. February so.-Lieut. Cals1n fIec-
rick Thomas, United States Navy, died III this
:ity Of consumption On Saturday night.
, 1860-02-21
COMMERCIAL.

MONDAY EvEa1Ho. Feb 20. 1850.
The following. ARE the receipts and shipments
fnr the mast tysentv-four hours:
, 1860-02-21

OSE GLY GER I n 4 -
l. preparation ot Articles o* the Mo-: Soothing Dual
ities Recommended ~ Ptyecane fs Nh!ssninK
se e. iatael Hands, Face. Ls ard al Ss,n nstasts
icfalv to.1 only ty IESfOA .x CU-
, 1860-02-21
n. ". BANTER Il CO.

AIFurn.alns Depot West Water street. between Rae"
dolph and Madison, Chicago.
rB-pos once addres5 Boz 81. oc3x91Y :
, 1860-02-21
HALENA d CHICAGO UNION
~ RAILROAD.
GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.

4&fN I'll "a
l AA414S-A ~ N1A41kA0O O4s4oN
~ RAILROAD.
GREAT WESTERN MAIL ROUTE.
NIvTxa ARkAs0ENExr.
Wrs st.evt icpot Ckicro folo sundays excertrd
.ss and l1:tO pm for lfxsn, poo, Fulton. Cedar
R1r.ts, and intermediate points.
Al and a:s' pa tor bessdese Roesfo!d FIRE.
port. a!Trn en- taaltso- DanHque, heo!s ~aass-
fss.sa=sss sae &rIeps7. kiea:nand Geneva Iaks aud
icst.sut:asc patnts~ HE t4Ke the ll:+1 AL ttaln-
H.n PORTER o.n. ras.+ns11 - 1 Asrnt. ao'n jS.f Se
~--,<,1-.-C7-@C717 770V~ w7|7@7I
iii 1cDUlAOtl, fO1t1 Wa NE
i AM CHICAGO RAILROAD:
Nov 60: pe'ed ard e.s Enn from chicago to Ftss1rEh
"saeq' ss 1se: StaaeSInf T1s r: sft kAnroa
r. ssT ISfk. Faaueipn.a. naumoss snd ssnlaR!oa
O17 anu Stne ,nteHHt e1 1e1ns}'sa1" .>e" 's'
Merchants BY tak:nx ~ roate WI hare The ben-ss
A!;ne E-as'etn t4tktt =. ~ a.1to1Ae Aeea--
TE,Tot !eare H. iro OF .a,, ..d yaa Eu,eu
sssssta - sne ts - a".:5ns: .uuu <s,,,.rn,.t
ssu MSnhs F3n,e.. i Nv $,.unaax.
C"aneSttaT ~ Gstst;ns Tta Esvsland .oS Laxs hoft
nos,oo. and u! nte;:sr ;o9as u Ssw En:iand 1a NV
foss 20 , ~ ofx aeo sss ssa'ioa vo,t
saa sif:z: vss a 'o"ns'' oa'
The 4."se trains Soattc. Fost*t W:a traina on Mad
ft=er EaaA 70 SpEaae; Cttanz, Dayton Ard Cincinnati.
Also x1 !5sns = Ia ; lsS,Hn T1 ~. Eaenn3 y a !feo
p1.a..r f,,re F..t x All ~. NM. ho,h nrn.,ns
~. ssia .s:n IhrncS ~ 1,.ns " H. }arIss Ind
e. M IT., r. ~ St,is. s@os VI 'n0 sss% ~
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
Douglas i'm the Country.

Every Democratic paper, except two,
in the State of New York supports Douo-
LAS and JOHNSON, and rcpudiates BREcK-
TNRrDaE and LANE.
Every Democratic paper in Indiana
supports DOUGLAS and JOHNSON. and re-
pudiates the disunion candidates BREcK-
INRIDGE and LANE.
Every Democrats paper in Wisconsin
supports DOUGLAS and JOHNSON and re-
pudates the dsunion ticket.
Every Democratic paper in Illinois
that did not support LINCOLN in 1858,
now supports DouaLAs and Johnson. and
repndiates the disunion ticket Of BREcKIN'
RIDGE and LANE.
In Missouri four-fifths of the Democrat
ic papers support DOUGLAS and JOHNSON,
and repudiates the disunion ticket.
In Michigan every Democratic paper
supports DOUGLAS and Johnson.
Every Democratic paper in Ohio but
two support DoUGLAs and JOHNSON, and
so it is elsewhere.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
Trouble in COshOctOn Repubii-
can Convention.

The other day, as we learn by the Dem
ocr0t, the Republicans of Coshocton met
for the purpose of sending delegates to
the State Convention, and nominating a
county ticket. Their nominee for Prose
cutting Attorney, JonS G.. TlBALL, Esq,
did not like the platform, as it affirmed
the power of Congress and the Supreme
Court to establish or abolish slavery in
the Territories. Numerous attempts were
made to amend so as to suit him, but the
Abolition element being too strong the
amendments failed. Whereupon Mr..
TrLBALL declined and left the convention,
as did several others. lie will now sup
port DouoLAs, and stump the county for
him. Old Coshocton will give rous-
ing Democratic majority next fall, and
no mistake.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
------>~~-
The Three PintfOr ms.

The three platforms, on the subj ect OF
slavery in the Territories, may be thus
conciSely and yet truly stated:
REPUBLICAN.
Intervention by Congress against sla-
very in the Territories. In other words,
Intervention by Congress to prevent the
people having slavery il they want it.
DIsuNfoN.
Intervention by Congress for slavery
in the Territories. In other words, inter-
vention by Congress to make the people
have slavery when they don't want it.
DEMOCRATIC.
Non.interfcrence by Congress with sla'
very in the Territories, either to prohibit
establish or protect. In other words &c
leave to the people Of the Territories, wher
organized communities, to have SLAYER.
or not, as they think best, subject to b.
controlled in the matter by no outside in
reference.
Which will sensible and patriotic peo
pie choose to rally on? There is but ont
for such persons, and that is the Demo
cratic.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12

The announcement last night (says
Sundays New Orleans True Delta) by
telegraph of the nomination of Stephen
A. Douglas at the Baltimore Convention
drove the masses of this city into furor
of exultation, such as never before occur
red in New Orleans. As soon as the
True Delta flag was thrown to the breeze,
with the words attached to its graceful
folds. Douglas triumphant" rush was
made to the Office of the Organ Of the
People, and in less than ten minutes aft,
erwards the streets were crowded with a
living, moving mass of humanity, whose
cheers rent the air. This morning, at 8
O'Clock. one hundred guns will bc fired
at the foot of Canal stree, in honor of the
glorious result.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
NPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

For the preventation aud cnre Of FeUer and A0ue
and Bilious FeUsrs This wonderful ienedy brought
to the knowledge Of the present propretors by friend
who has bean great travGtr in Persia and the Holy
LAM.
While going down the river Ephrates he experienced
serere attack of Fever and Ague. On discovering his
condi ion one of the Rostmen took from his person an
.4mHket, saying, "Wedr this and no Feoer tcW touch
y0u" Although inc edul to is virtues; he com
piled and exprrnced immediate relief, and has since
always found edectua protection from all maarous
complaints.
On further investigation he found TINT the boatmsn at
r buted to 1t miraculous powers and said that it could
only be Obtained the Pr SITS Of the Sun. Sometime
afterwards the gentleman in conversng With Priest
obtained from him the secret of its preparation, and
where the medicinal herbs where found OF
which IL was compounded. The wounde fut virtues OF
this article knve induced full belief in the minds Of the
natives In the miraculous healing powers of the Priest.
Since his return to America 1t has been tried with the
happest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen Of high
character who have given the unqualified praise.
This remedy having been specific in Persia for hundreds
OF years. for the prevention and of Fever and Ague
nd Bilious Fevers-it is now offered to the American
people
1t will be sent by mail, prepaid, with full directions
for use, on receipt OF one dollar.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1sS Main St Rich
mond, Va. Branch ONCE, Bans Of Commerce Building,
New York Address
n2lyl JOHN WILCOX co.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
The Fourth.

The celebration OF the ever glorious
Fourth at this place was complete sue
cess. Some four or five thousand per.
sons were present. Everything passed of
agrecably and pleasantly. The admira-
bile oration delivered by Rev. U. j. KNrsE,
Ly, Pastor of the Lutheran Church, was
attentively listened to. The committee
of arrangements procured copy of the
address from Mr.. kNlsrry for publication,
and we have the pleasure of giving it to
our readers in to- days paper.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12

LAS AND JOHNSON AND THE PLATFORM OF
THE PARTY.
A reference to the vote in the official
proceedings, taken by ayes and nays,
will show to the reader the most crafty
ing evidence OF the harmony and unity
OF sentment which exists in the Demo-
cratic Party of the Empire State Of the
Great North West, and is sure presage
that in the fall elctions we shall sweep
the State, and give our twenty three Elec-
toral Votes to STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS and
HEnscHEL V. JOHNSON.
All the stories which the Republican
press of Ohio circulate about discord in
the Democratic ranks are false and with
out any foundation in truth. THE DEM
oorotic Party Of Ohio to a unit ON tie
question, andhe Convention of tie 4th but
simpiyrefected the voice cfthe Democratic
masses. A few desperate men may prove
faithless, but the grand column will stand
firm and unbroken. Most heartily do we
congratulate the Democracy Of the State
and the Union on the happy termination
of our State Convention on the 4th.--
Ono HAS SPOKEN UNANIMOUSLY IN FAVOR
OF THE INTEGRITY OF THE PARTY AND THE
SUPPORT OF THE REGULAR AND LEGAL NOM
NATIONS OF THE NATIONAL CONVENTION.
That is her voice, and her gallant and
patriotic Democratic sons will 60 to
work faithfully, diligently and effectively,
to render that voice potent in the electo-
raj college Statesman.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12

Mr.. EDITOR:


Mn. EDITOR:
There seems to be some question as to
who have He'd the office of Probate Judge
and for what length of time since the Of
flee was created. Some say one thing and
some another and perhaps word on the
subject would not be out of place. as n
Probate Judge is to he elected this fall.
The Probate Judgeship was created by
the New Constitution.
Calvin Brumbaugh was elected in the
fall of 1881 and commenced his term on
tho lst Monday of February 1852. he
served one term of three years and was
reelected in the fall of 1854. On his sec
ond term he served until January 18th
1896 and then abSquatulated. and John
Houston was appointed by the Governor
to fill the vacancy until the fall election
of 1886. At that fall election II. G..
Saunders was elected to fll the unexpired
year, and in the fall OF 1887 Judge Sam
ders was reelected for the term of three
years which expires this fall. TO reca-
pitulate: Brumbangh held the offibe one
term and fraction over. Judge Hous.
ton held the office part of year. and
Judge Saunders has held the office one
term and fraction over.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
The CauyasScrs Coming.

Col. MAHoNy, extensively engaged in
the importation of Jackasses, has recent
ly landed seventeen at New York. One
is intended to canvass, in behalf of LIN.
COLIN, each State that the railcrs expect tc
carry. Cook, of the Ohio State JOurRd
has gone to New York to secure visiLl,
admixture one to do tho braying in Ohio
When the Jack arrives the "frst holler'
will be given in Holmes county for LIN
COLIN. Woolies, when you hear the "an
imeal," fall into line.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
The Convention of the 4th.

The proceedings of the Democratic
State Contention, which assem- 5led in
this city on the 4th instant, will be found
elsewhere in the Statesman this morning.
We have witnessed the proceedings of
many former conventions of the Demo-
cratic party-having with but few excep-
tons been member of such Conventions
from the year 1882 until the present
time. The Convention of the 4th was,
we think, the m st spirited, united and
firm body OF men that we ever met at the
Capitol of Ohio. This Convention was
originally called to meet in this city on
the 9th of May, but owing to the fact
that the National Convention adjourn
ed over from Charleston to Baltimore,
without making nomination, our
State Convention was postl oned until
the 4th of July. Many of the Delegates
were elected in May, and it would not, un-
der the circumstances. have surprised us,
If the efforts and means which are known
to have been industriously made for that
purpose, had caused some few to whom
the people had confded the trust ofrepre-
senting them in the Convention, to fall
ter and fail in their duty to their constt-
uents, Not only were such efforts made
preceding, but on the day of the Conven-
ton; few base and infam Gus men were
on hand diligently endeavoring to corrupt
and seduce the Delegates of the people
from their fidelity to duty and honor
But all these contemplate and dishonest
means failed, and the Ohio Democratic
Conventian of July 4th, 1860, presented
UNITED AND UNANIMOUS VOICE FOR DoUe-
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
The Boiling Organization.

The two dozen BRAoKINRIDGE men in
Ohio make great blow over their mighty
doings in Columbus, on the 4th inst
They try to create tho impression that
some fifty delegates seeded from the
Convention, which is wholly untrue
The disorganzers met at the Neil House
and resolved on calling State Conven
ton of their own to meet at Columbus on
the second Tuesday of August. OF the
two dozen assembled there but one, l.. w.
HALL, of Crawford County was dele
gate to the regular Convention; and he
would not have been had it not been that
all persons in attendance from Crawford
county were considered delegates.
Hon ANDREW ii. ByEns, of Wayne
county, was the big chunk from which
most of the sparks were. made to fly. A
HALL, of Bucyrus, were aloo prominent
characters.
IA National Democratic State Execu.
tive Committee" for tho State of Ohio,
(hevings what namc) was appointed. L.
1t consisted of just two dozen. Il. j.
LovELANp, of Millersburg, was put on for
this county. This we regard as the great
est outrage of the season. Mr.. LovELASp
Is decidedly more of Cincin natl than OF
Mllersburg. lie is keeping very fine
Livery and Sale Stable in tho city OF
Pork, and he has been there almost
constantly for the last year, While we
have three good. substantial, rairing, rant
ing BREcKISmDGE men in this county
beside about 500 Black Republicans that
are strong for him just now. we think a
man Of the county should have been ta-
ken.
This BRACKiSRIDGE movement partakes
more Of the nature Of that celebrated fuss
when old splthoof sheared the hog than
of anything else that has come under our
observation for long time. There is dc,
cidedly more noise than wool about il.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
MOFFA'r'S
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
Phoenix BitterS.

THE aud envied ce .brity which these pre-eminent
Medicines have acquired for their invaluable efficacy
ered tue usual practice OF pulling not only unnecessary,
but unworthy of them
IN ALL CLASSES
Of Asthma, Acute and Chronic rheumatism, Affections Of
the b idd,r and kidneys.
BILIOUS FEvERs AND LIVER COMPLAINTS
Ia the South and West where the diseases prevail they
be found Invaluable Planters farmers and others,
who ono use these Medicines, wi afterwards be
without trrm
BILIOUS CHoLIC, SERIOUS LoosENEss, PILES, Co.'S
TlNENESS. COLDS AND COUGHS CIiOLIC,
CORRUPT HUMORS, DROlSIES.
DYsPt PsIA-No person with this distressing disease,
shoul d lay using tlrse Med cines immediately.
Lrrupttons of the skin, ysip,las, Fatulency.
FEvER AND AGuE.-F'r This scouge Of the Western
cou"tr> these Medicines will he f"upd safe, speedy and
tain remedy. O'her rem.des leave the stem sub
ct return of the disease BY these medicines
IS permanent.
try them. Be satisfied, and be cured.
FOULN oF toMPLf CrION--
general DEBILITY GoUT GIDDINEss, GRAVEL,
ii ada he OF very ting, i.ward Fever lufau.natory
Rh umntsu, lmpure Blood Jauniice, loss OF Appetite.
MhEouR L DIS. AIS Never f,ls t. eradicate entirely
al hr ell ct o Me cnry, infinitely tnan the most
IoWeiili pr pa a IONS OF sarsnparila
NlGrT sWEATS NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS
CoMPL Il MS all Kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS.
Phi s-The o. igiual proprietor of hese Medicines
cured of Piles, of 5years standing, BY the Of these
Life Medicines one
PAINS in the Head, Side, Back, Limbs, Joints and
gans.
RuguM, IsN.Those affected witt this terrible disease,
will he sur. of relief by the Life Medicines.
Rush OF Blood to the Head Scurvy, Salt Rheum Swell
ngs.
scRoYuLA, KIsG's EVIL forms. Ulcers OF
WORMS of all kids rtctu-ly expelled by these
Medicines Parents will do well to admin n'ser them
whenever their existence is suspected Relief will be
The Life Pills d PhPnix Bitters
PURIFY THE BLOOD,
And thus remove al diseases Of the system.
Prepare d aud sold by DR. WILLIAM b. MOFFAT,
80 Broadway, corner of Anthony Street, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists niSy1.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
Democratic State Ticket.

In speaking of the Democratic State
ticket the Statesman says "it is a good
ticket and will receive the united and Wig.
orous support not only of the party, but
of conservative men Of all parties, and
will be elected in October.
THOMAS j. S. SMITH is well known to
the people of Ohio. He is an able law
yer, a sound politician and an excellent
citizen. No man will doubt his fitness
for seat on the Supreme Bench. He is
infinitely superior to his competitor, IA
COB BRiNKERnoFF, in all the qualities
requisite for that dignilied and important
position.
ABYER l.. BAcKUs is now a member OF
the Board of Public Works, having been
elected over JACOB BMcKENsDERFER in
1857. He is a gentleman of large cx,
perience, and practical engineer who has
not n superior in the State. His capaci-
ty no man will doubt, and his services in
the present peculiar condition of the Pub
lie Works cannot well be dispensed with.
Mr.. STAMpAuGH, the nominee for AT
torney General, is lawyer of experience
and skill, and well qualified to discharge
the duties Of the office for which he has
been designated by the Convention.
Take the ticket altogether it has merits
far superior to the abolition ticket. which
was nominated in Columbus in June last
and hence it must commend itself to the
support not only Of the united Democra
ey, but of large body of conservative
men who although they do not belong to
the Democratic Party, abhor the doe
trines of the sectional Republicans as
much as Democrats do.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12

The Moun.oineer, published at Great
Salt Lake City. comments on the census
taker of that region, and thinks he is
meddlesome and insolent when he under
takes to ascertain how many wives there
are in each family, Brigham is very in
dignant, and winds up his editorial with
a warning to the aforesaid official that
some "strong minded" ladies are prepar-
ing a shower bath for him, and advises
him to provide himself with india rubber
over.alls.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
All for ISrcCkinridge.

If we may judge from the tone of the
Republican papers, LINCOLN and HAMLIN
are not of much account, and may be
withdrawn from the field, and BREcKlN-
HIDGE and LANE substituted in their pla
ces. The Republicans. all at once. have
acquired most exalted opinion of the
two latter gentlemen. 1t is hard to find
u Republican who is not of the opinion
that BRECKINRlDGE and LANE are all right.
LINCOLN and HAMILN are not of much ac-
count anyhow, and the Republicans are
wisely letting them slide, The nominees
of a self accredited committee Of gentle
men at Baltimore is highly satisfactory
to tho Republicans. This sympathy OF
the Opposition with the nominations of
the Seceders from the National Democra-
cy, is the strongest evidence which can
be given of how much they fear the great
popularity of Mr.. DouGLAs.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12

Humility makes man like an angel,
but pride makes an angel like DEVIL
Pride is worse than the devil, for the dew
il cannot hurt thee till pride hath pos
sessed thee. Proud souls are Satan's
apes, none initiate him to the life like
these; for as face answers to face in a
glass, SO does proud soul answer to Sa-
tan.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
One short.

The National Democrat in,imates that
a BRgcKiSRIpoE ticket will be run in eve
ry county in the State. We must have
another BREoKisRIDGE man in this coun-
ty--there arc four officers to elect and
but three OF that stripe in this county to
run. Send one down from Asbtabula
county. d.,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
Democratic Primary Elections.

Democratic Primary Elections.
The Democratic Primary Elections for Holmes
County will be held at the usual places, on
Saturday the llth day Of August, 1850.
1t is understood that every man whose name
is announced stands pledged to support the NOM
inces.
We care authorized to announce the following:
CLERK OF THE COURT.
ERASTUS BEECHER, of Saltcreek TIP.
PROBATE JUDGE,
HENRI G. SAUNDERS.
ooMMTss' oNER,
JOSEPH KlMERER, of Ripley.
The nimes are announced in alphabetical order.
The printers fee is one dollar to subscribers to
the FARMER-- ;hree dollars to those who are not
No name announced unless accompanied with tho
money.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12

GIN, JoE LANE, it is thought, has been
defeated for reelection to tho United
States Senate in Oregon.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12

DouGLAs and JOHNSON
Nicholas Scare. j. l.. Shikley,
L. Beecher. Henry Herzer.
j. q. Gray, James Mcconnell,
G., w. Gray, Jabob Swoveland,
}. Nj. Grey, Samuel Stephens.
Samuel Mckee, John Sharp,
). Niswander, p. Bilderback,
Jonathan Fink, John S. Orr,
John Fink. John Stall,
WIN. Mckee, VIM. +. Sharp,
b Buehler. w. A. Henes,
II. G.. Saunders, Peter Miller,
Jacob Spring, Thos, =. Uhl,
Isaac Snyder, VIM. Smith,
A.. j. Bell. j. S. Maxwell,
Jacob Minser. G.. Corbus,
A. a. Crump, II. w. Tanyhill,
Louis Mayors. "A. j. Wolgamott,
Alfred Crump. A. j. Stilller,
Robert Taylor, q. Herzer.
James French, ID. G.. Newton,
q. Il, Newton, j. X. Raf,
JAS Farra, |. Harpster,
5, Marx, James Clancy.
w, y, McDo"ell, James Hanna,
j. IL. Newton. Il, b. Raiif,
g. +. Worries, d. S. Uhl,
Samuel MrCeory, Henry Conn,
G.. B. Smith. George Snor,
VIM. Reed John Korns, ir.
Joseph Newton. w. II. McFadden,
Louis Donald. Samuel NJ. Bell,
WIN. Walkup, A. Il, Bell,
John Corbus. John Cary, ir.
James Albeitson, G. w. Cary.
John French. A. Waits,
John Gray. j. S. Nelson.
Andrew Farrah. j. "A, EStill.
Daniel Cole, John Munger.
Jacob Gantz, Joseph Carpenter,
| V. Vogel. And 76 others.
John Corn,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
minisrator of the estate of George Swinehart deo.
late of Saltcreek T. p Holmes county Ohio.
HENRY P0AERlNE,
July 18th. lsse.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12

"A REPUBLICAN electoral ticket has been
formed in Maryland.