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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28
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VouNG men desirous of securing situations
L as Sons-in-Law in respectable families,
had better apply ct once to Et. n. n. 6peixle,
who is recruiting for the 45th Regiment.
9 The 4Sth Regiment aficf al is a. Rceimdnt
for young men to enlist in. Good barr,cke at
Cleveland; pay from $i3 to go per month:
One Hundred Dollars Bounty and IN all prob.
bilities l6O acres Of Land. What bettsfiadnee-
young men desirous Of serving their country.-
Nothing to do at home, with In ehsnees offered
Of profitable. easy and, in all probability, q
short campaign in their country ) sssiec,r de-
termine quickly.
M. N. SPEIGLE, La.
Millersburg, Nov. 26, l66I-tL -.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

G The Capitol of the Secesh Gov
ernment has been removed from Richmond
i to Nashville, Tennessee. Richmond is too
near the coast; too near Fortress Monroe: !:
too much in McCELLAN's path to the
. Southern wing Of his national army. The
8 President has become frightened by the
3 danger of Charleston and Savannah, and
hastens to entrench himself hy putting the
fastnesses of the Tennessee mountains be
tween him and the Atlantic. The cry j.
no longer "on to Washington" but 'Bacl
from Richmond"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

ID tgr A funny story is told Of a lady in SYRIA
euse who attempted to ditablc hsr husband
from going as volunteer by cutting off one Of
his fingers while sleeping. The sight Of the
blood sanssd her to faint before accomplishing
her purpose. The victim bsndsged up his fin-
ger and reported himself at the reudesvous.--
The lady determined not to give him up, sent
her. brother and brother-inlaw to iuduce him to
return; but; while there, they too were induced
to enlist snd she has thus lost.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28
BALTIMORE, Nov. 81.

I'D Dispatches just received from the east
ern shore Of Virginia, bring the gratifying
intelligence that the secessionists Of North
ampton county, numbering l,s0O, have
laid down their arms, and the Federal
troops have now full possession ofthat and
Accomac counties,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

ii fE The fight at Pensacola has At
length commenced. The news so far
: comes through rebel sources, but We infer
from it that the commandent Of Fort Pick
ems is troubling them good deal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

E%H on. EDWARD EVERETT says the
questions arising from The seizure of Mason
and SLIDELL will be easily managed; and
that under the law of nations they were le-
eally taken and can be held.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

EgWinter had serious notion Of ia
3 King up his abode amongst us on Monday
last. It showed all that day. Tuesday was
cold, and to-day, wednesday, we have
rain, rain, rain. Well, anything for vari-
Eety.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28


~ Gen. Hunter is about marching his
army of forty thousand men back to st..
Louis. Two Generals DOW make the cam
paign which the King Of France carried out
alone. Gen. HUNTER was satisfied there
would be no battle. Gen. FREMONT coin
cides in this opinion, unless the National
forces desired battle. In that case, it is
probable, they could have had one. Gen.
Fremont at Ledalia, on his return. met an
order from Geu. MCCLELLAN to resume
his command for the present and carry out
his plans. It is likely, that, having had
his plans @bamboozledn at the nick of
time, he did not care to return TO have
what writers call the sword Of Damocles
suspended over him again, and to carry
on war againssPRIcE in front, and the
Government in the rear.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

g A paragraph in an exchange states
that in Western Virginia many fugitives
were arriving in Gen. KzLLY,s camp. who
put them in confinement .'awaiting the
claim oftheir masters"
. The practice of Gen. KELLY had better
be "modi6ed to the act of Congress, for
the recapture Of fugitives from labor. His
acts are in violation Of law, and show nei-
ther very exalted idee of the duties Of
soldiers nor desirs to hold rebellion to its
just penalties.
I In connection with this subject, saying
nothing of many other obvious reasons, we
would suggest that Ohio troops be COM
manded by Ohio Generals, in preference
10 those of other States. It will be much
more likely to result in their distinction,
and may save them from the degrading
service ofnegro patrol for rebels.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

sg The travelling public will find
sJ..Bsown's Exchange" at Loudonville, all
s,thst is desirous in public house good
fare, kind treatment, and reasonable bills.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28
Times Of Holding Court

meeting Of the undersigned Judges of the Court
IA Of Common Pleas, Of the sixth judicial Dntsct Of
Ohio, held at Mansfield, Ohio.
1t ordered that the District Court and Court Of
Common Pleas for the year 1S6z be held in the several
counties Of said District At the tincs following q
DISTRICT COURT
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

EESix Ohio and two Indiana regf
m ments, are reported to babe been ordered
from Western Virginia to Kentucky
GWbst regiments they are is not stated.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28
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Millersburg, Nov. g.. l56I-tE -.7''7,-,
Administrator,s Notice,

NOuCEis hereby given that the undsrsixned has
this day been appointed and qualified 1dministz,ter
OF the estate Of Margaret Lee, deceased late Of oles
county, Ohio 4l WILIiAN ", RHoEN
Nov. Is, Ise1.-15 tltss IL u = II ~ ~.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28
Mansfield Nov. 81 1861.
THE STATE OF ONO,

THE STATE OF OHIO,l
Court Of Common Pleas within and for said county.
hereby certify that the within and foregoing Is truly
taken and COPIED from the order Of the judges Of tho
Court OF Common Pleas Of the 9Th Judicial Dist rct Of
the State of Ohio. ss -s' Z
~ In testimony whereof havs hereunto ssx
}sy. }my hand and affixed the Seal of sah Court at
I millersburg, this 25th day of November A. D..
~ 1861. - t- z. BEECHER, Clerk.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28
CLEVELAND & PITTsBURGH
7AIIRoAD 7

TINRA1NS leave Cleveland at 50 A. NJ and g. 20 p N
l. connecting at Pttsburg with trains on the Penn
sylvania Central r. and at Wheeling with the truns
East and South of that city, Arrive at Cleveland Gas
A. NJ and $40 p. NJ connecting with the trSips dvere-
ing in various directions 70 orm that city. -
, The Cars from Mllersburg connect at Hudson with
those OF the Cleveland L Pittsburg r. r. n
Nov. 81, 1861.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

>. E%-The trial Of Rev. GEORGE GORDON
for resisting the enforcement of the fugi-
tive slave law, terminated at Cleseland on
Monday last in verdict Of guilty.
s, WeIhope the day is not far distant when
there will be neither fugitive slave law nor
occasion for one in this country. The
present one is so odious that no man with
grain Of humanity could refrain from re-
sisting it when the occasion offers.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28
COURT OF COMMoN pLEAs.t {

Z COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. II.
Knox county February II, Nav Il. and oetobsr n
Licking county, March August 26 and November Is.
Delaware county, February II, Aprils, and ssptsnber
CoshoctOn county, March 4, August II, md Hov,tA-
her n. 49, - =. = -" 80
Holmes county, February II, May ., and Noveubsr 4
Ashland county, February H. April n and 0eSohe "a
Der H. ,.ssi-s.i-.sas s77~
!. Wayne county, March g. September Sand Novsnbef
Morrow county. February IS May 8, and October IA.
WIN. GIVEN, 4 -aE
GEO. W. GEDDIs, judges.
x.,.,.,.u o, ,os, wA-sAhPLE,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

& w According to the diary of Adju-
tant- General THOMAS, General SHERMAN
wants two hundred thousand men to take
care of Kentucky. The Administration
on this sent another General. This is an
economical movement, General being
much cheaper than two hundred thousand
men. ts
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

swell, Of the Rsgd'k 4smy 49,
cling to and fro in deep study Upon him
devolyed the command after General Ba-
ker's death, at the battle of Balls Bluff.
He is reserved, but is possessed of many
qualities that command respect and es-
teen from his prison associates.
81, Near me, on the left, may be seen the'
light ret aGi|s aGHla
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-11-28

cion, result appalling to contemplate must
ensue. Not shadow of inducement has
thus far been held out 10. the slaves by the
national forces. They have come to us
without an invitation; they express will
lingpess to work; they have already given
valuable information, acted as guides, and
in the labors to which they are put, will
prove Of prodigious assistance. But the
utter and speedy annihilation of slavery in
South Carolina seems as certain as that
those infatuated Secessionists continue TO
hold out against our arms.
Last night listened to the negroes in a
prayer meeting. After wild melody of
some musical composition, slow and SOL
emn, with deep, long drawn nassal into
nation, they "blessed de Lord dey had
privileges" now they never thought to en-
Joy, and hoped the time would soon come
when the armies of the north would come
down South, and turn and overturn till ev-
cry bondman should be free. The deep
religious sentiment of The negroes is mark
ed, and sticks out in their meetings, but
like the Hindoos, they pray and then steal.
They are good deal alarmed about how
all this is coming out, but contented TO
wait the dictation Of the Lord, who they
address as "Sir" and acknowledge His
hand in everything, even in stealing.
The same writer, in letter fiom Hilton
Head, says: ID yrs. as elsIi i.as ;s-ai
Nearly all the goods required to be used
here are now landed. A large building Of
wood, inclosing q hollow square, is fast be-
ing completed. The roof is on two sides
=, 'ne angle, and ready to receive any
s'oles mat may be out 10 the rain. Good
success has been had in this most ardous
intricate business, as good weather has
Oficeas and Others are il tie saddle tan n
fifteen hours at . stretch, i lh.ya hsd
twelve hous constant exercise in 'ths en-, :.
too-and then little moonlight pleasure
of the same sort. But it is not unpleasant
-per coDtra, quite exciting and exhiIera.
ling. Another Expedition il on foot, and
before this closes shall be able to hand
you some particulars concerning it. This
branch or division win move fpsther South
to IN unknown destination; and it is hoped
no serious delay will prevent an early start
and go at the word. ''N h''a9' a''
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mond. and sent to sllpsrs Of Virginia, for the

mond. and sent to al parts of Virginia for the
meeting on the l6sh of April, In said city, Of a
booy Of trus'y men, as in . mass convention.
Next we are informed Of q myst -rious move
ment OF all the cars and rolling st ok on certain
Virginia railroads towards Harper's Ferry;
and next, that Lieutenant Jones, in charge OF
the United States Arsenal there, Including
fifteen thousand stand Of first class rides ana
muskets, has destroyed it By fire, to save it
iron The hends of an army OF eecesSionists.
Their object was TO secure those arms, and
with them to equip their unarmsd followers,
and then, in a sudden dash by railroad, to
descend upon Washington in ihe re.r, expel
the administration, and open the White House
'or JefIrrso, Davis. Such are NE plots aud
Wa hington ard the overthrow Of our govern
NEAR, which, since December la have been
detected in season 10 be defeated
And y we are told that trpason nerfr seri-
ously cont mrlatsd this thing; aid Governor
Lech prcmls hat no h sule force, 2sainst
Washington shall cioss III. coil 81 y,r
gina. II i promise worth as hale ~ the
demaLd Of Governor Hicks tia. 10 more
troops for The defence Of wa-tiogtGn shalt
cro.s tie soil OF Maryl land. The seizure of
Washington VA he pet proj-et ~ Governor
Vic aLd other disunionists as far back ss 1856;
aid old John nrvv n g-bs. qutAtly al Ilarper's
Ferry, Indicated tn poiht from shicA TO ssriSe
The S.csssicnisfs III MAJ land and Virginia are,
in Truth, The guiliest Of all the league, and
they have worked in The dark olly because
a large majority OF the substantial aad re-
spcpsihle people Of both these States were
utterly opposed to their schemes. From
this review Of late events, bearing upon the
overthrow Of our governm mt root and branch,
the importance of holding strong hand over
Maryland, and Of prompt movement upon
Virginia from Washington, will be appreciated.
Virginia is all ablaze with the fires OF q spuri-
Gus secession, and they are still smouldering
and Pickering in Maryland. She cannot se-
cedc without taking Washington along with
her; but she still, in conjunction with Vir-
ginia, is to be dragged into the gulf of anar-
chy, if not held fas. by powerful army. But
this can be done.
Within week our government may dis
tribute force of fifty thousand men a. such
points in Virginia as Harper's Ferry, Alexan-
dria, Richmond and Norfolk and still retain
twenty-five thousand men to guard Washing
ton and suffocate secession in Maryland, and
within week we trust that some such plan of
operations will be made manifest.
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) ID dust on board. Whom on Cape HON sl, r,n
o.. iceberg. which dismasted hes, ssd oaussd -,
auages.
Pusinsas u dun bots In Lima and Callao, and tso ,
Gu ~ OF PR sg exchaGss great trouble To- -
chants. American gold selling at thirty per cent M
MUM, and drafts on Eoeand are not "a be had
Ine'e have been few foreig6 arrivals In apan
ourng the fortnight. aud buslne@ u very dull.
market quotAtmns arc as follows
bsr copper, SIS: satpetre, In IquiQse, III 81; sav
com, per cent premium coffee, $23, sssd bare, 81
oout oons SIT; tin, IN Area 500 1iyer bars, $40 Ii
Exchanges on LONDON, 90 TO 90 days, 40: do Par
10 to 80 days, s50 do. United States, 80 days. 10
cent p, emium.
Freight 20 England f3 Ts Cd. To es Is; do. to HaI
burg rs 7s Cd 40 Unaed states, SIC 10 sir
From Boiivia the news is discouraging the coIrtl
being very unsettled since the departure Of Lnares.
PERU,
Peru Is in an exceedingly unsettled and disorcanid
state, with 'hh hourly prospect Of another j.,
yo'ution breaking out Echen:qoe is still k,t
ccse prrcner Ct the isaud of Sla b.
reno, without any eppsrent charge against In.
and the tresimeIs te has net with beog refuse a
trial has cieaIed very ia feeling against the goven
meIt. Present Ostila spenas the greater pat u
'ire gambling Choveas and 4 Is rarely chance %
be had 20 zee m except AZ tue caro- table
Aiecert pfoposiron brought forward Ia Congress 10
negaiived by o vote 50 against 20 Tue oojact
throw the Pacific Steam Navigation COMPANY out 81 n,
o6ast carry ing trade IN Peru, and subsdze peruvaa
tne or steayrese
"A Iauas crmpsny is being craed ogavn fsT fhs or
pose Of working the reiterated go.n alegiaa Of arabs
sup John aatt, OF Bath, arrived at Cai.o, ll.o Ap
from Melbourne
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the government forces ia battle which lasted
three days. The suggestion il TAT Qspina would
be compelled to accept Che armis,ce offered some
tine ego by his opponent; that General Herrau
woulo be appointed provisional President, and
that through him convention would be called
wLirh would settle the differences between the
contending parties.
portion Of the Madrid press is, or pretends TO
be, opposed to Spain taking Possession Of ST.
Domingo. mere protectorate is proposed as
less troublesome and fully as beneficial 10 both
parties.
Files Of Rio Janeiro papers to March % have
Gene to hand. They contain no news ofimpor,.
ance. The coffee market continued dull wi,ha
eight decline in prices. Exchange On Lon
dou 26i<.
Munitions Of war, Including FIVE millions Of per
oussion caps, were seized yesterday by the United
States Marshal all directed TO Savannah and
Missouri.
A convention OF ministers from various C9nsre-
satioLsi churches, called by the minority Of tie
Church oflhe Puritans CIR. Cheeyer's), commenced
IL strings in Clinton Hall On Thursday. mum
Der og specifications Of alleged grievances were
presented and discisst d. See our repor. else
where.
We have received authentic information Of the
total destruction, on March 20, by earthquake, Of
one ii not three, populous cities of the Argentine
republic, namely, Mendoza, San Juan and San
i.nis. The former has certainly been destroyed,
ard cry few o. is population Of Geo souls have
escaped 10 tel the fearful tale. Tie news was
sent by telegraph to Valparaiso, aGd was con-
firned by the subsequent arrival Of mail courier
from The ruined city. Our correspondence letter,
which is in another column, gives most thrilling
description Of this catastrophe, which has filled
tie minds Of all tie people living in those regions
with terror and CONSERVATION.
Tie ss,ts Of cotton yesterday embraced 800 1900
taes SEQ o. which sold late in the afternoon.
Prices closed within the rarge Of l3s4c lac for mid
ling upards the latter figure, however, was an outside
proe and only OBJ anabe for selected lots rather above
average graces Of nidGlmg Flour less active and
prices irregular and for descriptions rather
VIII at In fair demand, while qu ,lities
heavy choice milling lots and firm. Corn
animated, md sEles Moderate al prices given else
where Sugars steady with sales Of $50 hhds 100
boxes and II 500 bags OF Manila terms given in
oiher piece Coffee quiet sales 500 bags Iaguayra
made the previous afternoon at lac. a l4its.
Freiehts to Liverpool and Londou while en-
gsgements were moderate.
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The slave Trade.
ARREST AND coMMrrTAL OF ALLEGEp SLAVE DEAL.

ARREST AND CoMMrTTAL OF ALLEGED SLAVE DEAL.
Frs.
United States Marshal Murray seems to be following up
those engaged in the slave trade with determination
thai may result in the breaking up Of the nefarious rs
hc SO far as citizens Of New York connected with it,
About aweek ago he received Information from an IN
krown that certain residents OF this state we're
implicated 10 the flttrg out OF slave vessel and tho
seizure and sale OF eight hundred negross repl
ties sheeban and Lee were selected to Iarret out the
truth, If there was any IN ine story ami bring
tie offenders 70 justice. The two officers, after
patent investigation accumulated sucout evidence TO
duplicate Mr.. H. C. Crawford ~ GicksvilIe, l. and Mr..
Albert Horn, Of No 40 Beaver street. for whose arres.
warrants were drawn. on Thursday both were arrested
Crawford was gent to prscn for captl offence, and
HON wss held to bail in tic snm or s. 600 From all the
information that coud be cbtaued the oogog interest
ing facts constitute the important
under examination last June aashal Ryndcrs
placed the wel known steamer City Of
Norfolk urter surveillance, be suspesiug that
she wss prepared for q trip TO tue Afric IN
coast The vessel afterwards permitted leave for
ST. Thomas whittier she was said TO be bound for car
70 sho reached ST. Thomas, ana there 6orus ss was
uaGc The prce for which she sold being ten shngs
and the buyer-'he mhte-Mr Crawford placed under
rest II Is alleged thai after the sale the money
iured and that Mr. Crawford tcos command the chip
preceding to tho Western coast Of Africa and securing
500 tlaves These taken to the Island OF Cuo and
4c0 Into the interior before the authorities wore
Of The M gal pre- ceeding The captain after landing hts
cargo, determined 10 costroy fnc vessel
Tho crew all went ashore, steam was raised, and the
engines STATED, not soul ming on board. few
miles out che was encountered BY spanish man owar,
which cnut b, and detained her The officers upon ex
amin Ing ~ hold OF the vessel, discovered the that
Lad ucn made Of her. ard sent out some boats
Uncover Tie offenders. All werc arrested with tue
oeptsn q Crawford who succeeded 10 reaching 4.van,
noats "a ~ A steamer FOE New Work The crew were
pS'S1 % - ,Ae united States gunboat Crusader.
taken 70 Key West discharged They then came 70
New Yo,k and j : said detSandGd ihri' pay Of Mr.
Hcrn who denied know lug OF any indebeus:ss 70 them
1t likely some Ct them gave the nformatio gbicu has
led 10 tbe proceedings. n
rNrTgp STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before George W. Morton, Esa
Nay 3Antofio 0se joe Sar chez and Courier three
fore gners, were brought before Commissioner Morton
Charged with voluntarily serving board the SLAYER
Ronita and admitted 10 bail in The sum Of $500 each
ono y. Dosnes nso brorgh, before G. mm,ssone-
Morton charge Of conspiracy with Others 10 cas,
away The snip A. kirsman, and was admitted TO BAL
n the sum Of 30 eco ~
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PRACTISE EcoNoaY.-There never was s.
time in our history when it was more necessary
to practise economy than now. War enor-
mously enhances The price of provisions and
other neces saries, while il diminisbes The means
Of purchasing them. In some kinds of bust
hess fortunes are being realized. Bat such ia
the general prostration Of business tina. the
failures in New York since the 22d Of April
number over two hundred; and such is the
quantity of protested paper thrown on the
banks that they now refuse to accommodate.
One of these, the day before yesterday, had
$50, 900 worth of paper protested. Real estate
is unsaleable, and rents are gone down. be-
cause people have lot money to pay. The
holders of breadstufs will keep them up, be-
cause they know that the war and the demand
in England will enable them to command
high prices 1t is necessary, therefore, for
all classes Of citizens to practise economy;
even for some who used to purchase three or
four coats in twelve months to wear one now
for whole year. Economy in these, the hard
O. Of hard times, is viruc of the first order,
and no person cSsht to buy any thing he can
dispense with till the war Is over.