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COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
pATLx REPORT OF THE mARKET

FURNISHED FROM THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE.
MEMPHIS October 4,ls6l.
COrroN-Yo sales and no demand. Receipts
Of az bales. Shipments of 81 bales.
T~OBAcCo--No transactions reported. We
@conti,,ue To oIota. uom;naliv.
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CLARK &
OIL!
CLARK, y CO.,
Sole PrOPrieSOFs.

CURES Headache, Earache, Toothache, in three min.
utes; Rheumatism, Coughs, Neuralgia, Colds, cry
-ipelas, bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Cole. Cramps, Iuhamed
Eyes Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat, Cuts, Buins,
Bruises, Sprains, Chappvd HAMS, Piles, Ulcers, Diar
rhea, Euni0ns, CoruS, Frosted Feet, Deafness. old
Sores. Sore Breast Sore Nipples, Sc8T Head. Ring
worm, letter. Snake Bites, spider Bites, Dog Bites,
RAT Bites. The world Is rhailenred for its equal for
Sealts and Burns Il cures Scratches on horses, Sore
Eyes on horses. Sprains, Swinney, Poll Evil, FitGla,
saddle and harness gals, fresh wounds or sYelings, aud
j. the best known remedy to apply TO tender footed
horses from foundeT-taxe up the feet and battle well
about the frog OF the foot. Cures all cutaneous disea es
on man or beast.
No one medicine can cure in al eases. but we can
show h ore real proof 81 the virtue Of AmhrDsial Oh IN
IT, healing properties, from responsible men, who are
above being bought, than can De produced for any other
medicine.
We do not assert a cure for every malady 10 which
the human family are subject, bat what we proclaim
We can substsniilte by living Witnesses The AHsbro-
the South and Southwest by 81 good druggists and
general dealers. The Soufl IaAy be Justly proud that
Or. Clark, O native Teunegseean, sitter much labor and
research, has produced a really worthy medicine. which
IS bound 20 drive ont much Of the worthless imported
trash with which the e1antrr Is flooded
Please call az our office, where we viii take pleasure
in -howing letters and testimonials too uumerous 10 set
forth in the form Of IA advertisement some Of which
come troln physicians I'M high standing. who are usiug
D. In their practice, as they state with marvellous Cf-
fleets. We clallerge the world % produce a remedy 80
speedy ant eheefuel IN IT'S healing properties
Read the evidence Of the virtue Of CLARK & Ful-
lers Ambrasi4l oil. evidence so aathentie. smd from
prisons whose word and standing are i.reproachable-
CLARK, GREGORY & Co, Proprietors,
Nashville, Tenn.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
POTTER & MERWIN.
So Jefferson street, near Post Office,
And general dealers in all popular Patent Medicines.
dg~a5dawlyis
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y AVING associated with ~ in business. DR.. D. II.
L Scott, late Of Nashville, Tenn, whose long expe-
uenee in hotel businpss viii enable rs to offer increased
Inducements to our ID friends and the public for their
patronase,
The anterior OF the house is in good condition, and the
entire house will be- pot IN thorough repair, and every
effort niade TO render comfortable aud agr cable all who
may favor u as guests
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DANAWAY from the subscriber, about two e
IL months ago, yellow WCAAN, round shout "a
ders, about fifty years Of age, the joint on her vt
tie toeis eat on. Twill give TIE above reward for~S
her delivery 20 me. w. @. NELLY,
ocl-lws South of Miss. and Tenn. r. r. Depot.
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For Congress.
For Congress-.

HAFEa are authorized 20 announce r. ID. NABERS a. a
" candidate for Congress in the Tenth Congressional
District. se23td-
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For. Congress.

W KfNS as d candidate Tor Congress in the Ninth
Cong essional District. Election first Thursday IN No
venher. ss-s td~
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Memphis and vich.burs G. S. NAL Line.

THE ere packet VICTORIA. Rowland r..
i ma-tfr. viii leare as above on A 4tI
D 5h instant. az .. ~
F1Efrright or passage apply 10 J. G. MC3iANUS, OF
oc42t JERRY r. BANKS. Agents
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80 brIS. Lard Oil,
Is brIS. LHbricating Oil--equal
TO best Sperm Oil.
so brlS. Alcohol,
brlS. Pure Cream Tartar,
1900 OzS. SuIph. Quinine,
so OzS. Sulph. Morphine,
100 lbs. Blue Mass,
100 lbs. CaIOmel,
5000 boxes Window Glass!
Which viii be sold as low as the condition of things
viii iidmit. G.. ". JONES & co,
jyIidaw 90 Main street
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NOTICE

NE are authorized 10 announce JAS II PATTER-
W SON a. p candidate for Congress in the Fourth
Congressional District Of Arkansas, at the ensuing No
veHlber election. se25.ts
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the last year. He asked Ala. Gailor
how much the printing cost last year. That
gentleman replied that, including the printing
of the city ordinances without binding, it was
$500; the charge Of the Argus to the Board
was higher than to their ordinary customers,
but that was owing to the way in which the con
tract was made, and was not their fault. The
bill was ordered to be paid.
Hose for Engines.-Ald. Amis proposed to buy
a lot Of secondhand hose from Nashville. Aid.
Yollintine was opposed to the purchase; we want
no secondhand hose, but a good new article, and
especially we do not want it from Nashville.
That city had a steam fire engine which was not
used, and was for sale. When Memphis sent an
agent to purchase If, they would not let her have
it, and this because in that city there is a deadly
hostility to Memphis.
ObsfructiOHs.-Ald Gailor offered a resolution
that it be declared a misdemeanor for any city
official to obstuct the public cutters with his per
son or otherwise. Council adjourned without
acting upon theresolUtion.
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TUE steamer LIZZIE SIMMONS, Rich -
/ arIson, master. viii leave az above ON 1870
SATURDAY. 5th inst, ~ p. NJ 60
For freight or passage apply 90
oc4 q TH0S II. WILLIAMS & co
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A. BERTHOLD-..- ...JDtIUs II, SMITH
MACKLOX THOMPSON.
BERTHOLD, SMITH & CO.,
Reetifers and Distillers,
ST. LOUIS, Mo.

PROPRIETORS OF
VULIUS Il. SMITHS Copper Distilled WHISKY,
y c~eletra ed Magnolia
Julius II. Smiths Extra Copper Distilled Whisky,
Old Reserve whisky,
Macklox Thompson's Extla and ether brands.
oc2-6m+
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1--WE passenger packet COL MORGAN. ~, n
i QuisenbuTv, master. will leave as above ~E5
THIS DAY, 4h instant. at 81. n. ~
oeLIt LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-08-09
Keokuk Drug Store.


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ALAR0 EAssort oiDrugs
"A Chsmicsls, InstYumepts ens
Fancy articles just received .
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porters, Pessarie : ,spsculun me .
sllkiudt. Ststhoscopes, Caths
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sone splendid eases Of Char
riersss supvFior instruments.
1hooc articles having been se
lsctcd with special reference /
the kuos d vents Of the prois
the bsstterns 10 Physicisnt u
April N-dAx
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SAM'L q. BRIDGES.
DEALER in
Watches, Fine Jewelry, Sterling
silyer-Ware, Speclaclrs,
CLOCKS. FANCY GOODS.
Silver Plated Ware, Etc.
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nsssr IAVaaf lily REPAIRED AND
WARRANTED.
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CON. OF FIFTH AND MAIN sIS..
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KEoKUK, * IOWA
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OBJECT CIIMrOkTATIoN
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IMPORTERS AND WAeLEsALE DEALERS.
- sAASsis store, and are Receiving sAeis supplies
tee1AsSGsAng Trade direct from The mai ers, witch
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tAs5seaaesnt !, soiici1 n e .'nst'c.
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49, tts ets
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prisins all the nsw Chs1ice
Preparations ,Tildsn 4 Fluid -
TRACTS, Trussee Abdominal Sop
porters, Pessaries spec uluns 81
All kiudt. Ststhoscopes, Cathe. =
tsss, Epesmatofshos kinR1, AN m
sons splendid eases Of Ckar-
risrsts superior instSsmen nts. I'll
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lectcd With spccisl reference te -
the tuos vents Of the profsssior, are sssrtd OF
the best terms TO fhysicisns and Others.
LNOR tie entire and ermsnsnt cure of ~ -
! Hernia, or Rupture. These Irusssa HI H
are believed TO be the hest made in the KzzN
United stsies, and are Ia use by the most 111A u
di'tinr nrlisled Surgeons IN the Wsst--N
K4oKUK DRUG STORE II
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mANGANEAE =.
|V4Rieelebtate6 - remedy In Pulmonar, af
Josrnals Is the most valuable meccint yet diseov-
cred tor obstinate and distressing Coughs. For
KEoKUK DRUG STORE,
ApiDd1w Hifth-st. bet Main Dlondcas
vACUsNE sGA1SA.
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sbd Concase y LAssEhs of every foe W, Eiti.d to
Spectacle fIAHts.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-12
Day of Fasting, IsumiIia tion
mud

Proclamation By tie President Of tie
United States IF America.
WHEREAS, A joint committee of both
Houses of Congress has waited on the
President of the United States, and re-
quested him to recommend n day of hu-
initiation, prayer and fasting, to be OBJ
served by the people of the United States
with religious solcmnities, and the offer
ing of fervent supplications to Almighty
God for the safety and welfare Of these
States, His blessing on their arms, and a
speedy restoration of peace:
AND WHEREAS, 1t is fit and becoming
in all people at all times to acknowledge
and revere the supreme government of
God, to bow in humble submission to His
chastisments, to confess and deplore their
sins and transgressions in the full convic-
ton that the fear of the Lord IS the be-
ginning of wisdom, and to pray with all
fervency and contrition for the pardon of
their past offences, and for blessing up
on their present and prospective action:
AND WHEREAS, When;our beloved coun-
try, once, by the blessing of God, united,
prosperous and happy, is now afflicted
with faction and civil war, it is peculiar
ly fit tor us to recognize the hand of God
iii its visitation, and, in sorrowful re-
membrance Of our own faults and crimes
as a nation and as individuals, to humble
ourselves before Him, and to pray for his
mercy-to pray that we may be spared
further punishment though justly deserved
that our arms may be blest and eiicctual
for the re .establishmG mt oflaw, order and
peace throughout our country, and that
the inestimable boon of civil and religious
liberty, earned under His guidance and
blessing by the labors and sulferings of
our fathers, may be restored to all its
original excellence; Therefore /, Aabra-
ham Lincoln, President of the United
States, do appoint the last Tue day in
September next as day of humiliation,
prayer and fasting for all the people of the
nation, and l do earnestly recommend
to all the people, and especially to all
teachers and ministers of religion, of all
denominations. and to all heads of fami-
lies, to observe and keep that day accor-
ding to their several creeds and modes of
worship in al humility and with all re-
ligious solemnity, to the end that the uni
ted prayer of the nation may ascend to
the Throne of Grace and bring down plen-
tiful blessings upon our own country.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the great seal of
the United States to be affixed, this 10Th
day of August, A. d. 1861, and Of the
Independence of the United States of
America the eighty-sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WIN, II. SEWARD, Secretary of State
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-12
Rebel Outrage--SevcraI Per-
sOns Killed aud Wounded
ItnilrOnd Train Thrown into
~ River.

HUDsoS, Mo Sept. 5.-Abe IIager,
baggage master on the Hannibal and ST.
Joseph Railroad, furnishes to the st.
Louis Democrat the following. account OF
a diabolical outrage on that road day
before yesterday.
The passenger express train bound
west, Sept. 3D., was thrown into Platte
river, the timbers of the end of the bridge
over that stream having been burned
nearly through.
The entire train went down, the
engine turning over and the baggage,
freight, mail and two passengers coaches
piled on top. The passenger coaches
were completely smashed, and | was the
only one Of the passengers that
escaped unhurt.
After getting out of the baggage car
| commenced taking the passengers that
were not killed from the wreck. Con
ductor s. G. Cutler died in a few min
utes. Frank Clark, engineer had one leg
completely twisted and jammed in strings;
he also died in few moments. Martin
Field, mail agent, Chas Moore, fireman
and j. Fox, brakesman, were killed.
Among the wounded were Mr.. Medll
son Of DR.. Medill, Of Ohio, and hi,
wife, both badly injured. l could not
learn the names of all tho passengers
went to st. Joseph and got an engine
wounded, and reached the wreck at 9 a. m
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Southern Items from Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 5.-Capt Gorsuch,
who yestcreya headee an expedition car
rying off arms to Elisabethtown for the
Confederate States, has been arrested
A report widely circulated to-day, that
Ex-Mayor Barbee had received dispatch
affirming the positively the death of Jeff.
Davis. is utterly without foundation.
This evening Louisville is full of ru-
mors that the Fedora! un-boats, being
fired upon from Columbus, had respond
ed shelling and burning that town, but nc
verilication Of that improbable story can
be obtained tonight.
The New Orleans Crescent saws tn,
Military Board of Mississippi. has tender
ed the services of a vessel fully armed ant
equipped for the defense of the Mississip
pi Sound, but declined.
Richmond dispatches to the Southerr
press, says, the President called together
Congress for the ID.
Lieut.. Burville, late of the u. S. Army
arrived in Fort Smith. Ark.
Beauregard's report of the battle of Bul
Run is published He calls the engage.
ment a remarkable artillery duel He
compliments the Washington artillery
and mentions few names compliments
rily.
The Wilmington Journal says Fort
Hatteras fell into the hands of the enemy
not because it had Eot sufficient amount
of ammunition, but because the works
were not sufficiently tenable to resist the
heavy force brought against them.
Coorection- The telcgraphic cores
pondcnce between General Grant and
Gov. Mag of1in refers to Hickman. Ky,
and not Columbus. The shelling of CO.
lumbus is probably y untrue.
Letters received here say Bragg leaves
Pensacola to-day, with three regiments
for Virginia, leaving there about the same
number of troops.
1t is very sickly at Pensacola. Thirty
10 forty soldiers dying daily.
FoRrREss MONROE, Sept. 5.-The
Monticello and Harriet Lane arrived from
llatteras inlet this morning.
They report The most gratifying intel
ligence. The rebels haae abandoned their
strongly fortified fort at Ocracole inlet
Mutitudos of North Caroliniaus have
demonstrated their loyalty to Govern :
ment by coming to Fort Hatteras to take
the oath of allegiance.
Col. Hawkins sehds word that he al :
ministered the oath to between 200 800
i'll a single day.
The steamer Pawneo still lies in the in
and the Susquehanna on the outside.
The Susquehanna ran down to Ocrac-
oke inlet and found the fortiication there
completely deserted.
The rebels have carried away their guns
and white flag was exhibited.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-12
The Whole OF IL.

The Democratic party, as unit almost
with large number of the supporters of
the Administration, maintain the war
from feeling that there is no other way
to save the Government and the country.
They feel that separation is an impossi-
bility that we must remain together as
States, each on practically the admins
traitor of its own laws or under some 9TH
er form of government that we cannot
be separated and hence, while they call
for vigorous prosecution of the war
against all enemies of the Union, they
stand ready for any fair adjustment, based
upon the position that the Union is Zone
ani lnsepar"ble, now and forever. DE
sroit Free Press.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-12
m q tt Q T.
Of HOLMES COUNTY, OHIO.

m
eve
Corporate bnsof adun
from f dy unit hday fIea am
f t:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-12
REPORT ON THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY.

A love of country is, by the Divine being, deep
ly implanted in the human hear.
No people, whetler native born or adopted,
have so great reasons to love their country have
the citizens of the United State.
Beneath the tree of Liberty planted by our
fathers, watered by their tears and blood, and fos
tered by the approving smile Of God, for nearly 4
century we hove sat with great delight and its
fruit has been sweet to our taste
In all thai constitutes the wealth, happiness and
glory of nation, we have been unparalleled in
the annals Of time.
Our Government, emanating from the people,
has been so mild, equitable and bentcient, that
We had supposec that love for it stronger than
death was deeply enshrined in the hearts of the
entire American people.
But to our sorrow, we have learned that some
of Columiab's sons, upon whom she has lavished
her Ghoisest smiles and have existed on her boun-
ty, urged by an uholy ambition have deceive the
artless and unsuspecting, and by the foulest Of
falsehoods have alienated their affections from
the Government and the Union.
These--the deceivers and deceived-.are en-
gagged in the wicked and unholy attempt to part
asunder what God, in nature has joined together.
These men are attempting to destroy the fair
temple built by our fathers. These men are mad
ly seeking to destroy nation which is the admir-
alton of the world. That this rebellion should
be crushed, the integrity, union and honor of the
nation preserved, and the blessings that we have
enjoyed handed down, unimpaired, to our children
at any cost and at any just sacrifice admits of no
doubt whatever in any loyal mind.
TO consent to division of the Union, for the
sake of present peace, believe, would be to en-
tail upon opon our children and children's child,
rem an endless succession of wars, calamity more
to be deprecated than all the loss of treasure and
life which the suppression of rebellion and main
tenance of the Union would require, We there
fore recommend the passage of the following res
olutions
Resolved, That we are first and last opposed
to all compromise with armed rebels and traitors
2 Resoioed, That the Government in its efforts
to suppress rebellion shall have our sympathie s.
prayers and co operation,
3 ResolUed, That we will remember with kind
ness and prayer, those of our own body and all
Others who either as privates, officers, or chap
iains have gone to serve their country in the army
and navy,
feso!oed, That we sympathze with all loya
citizens IN the rebel States and will pray that era
long they may be saved from the power of trait
ors,
Resolped That we earnestly request all ou
people to observe the 81 da Y Of Sent. set apar
by the President for humiliation, fasting and pray
er,
Resolped, That we learn with Just demon
national pride, of the loyalty of the NJ E. CburcI
in the Border States and assure her of our symna
thes aud prayers, in this, their time of trial,
Resolped, That copy of the above resolu
tions be offered the editors Of Ml.leTsbrg for pub
Gcation,
w. B. DISBRO, Chairman OF Com.
l.. s. JOHNSON, Ssc'y,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-09-12
SlLnrin's Gnic.


rg
Adam Daets
II Y virtue Of writ of Blnriys rcndi against dc.
- fendun' in this c1se, Issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Holmes county. Ohio. / will
otsr tor sale at public auction at thcn,rth door Of
the court house. in Miier-burg
On Mondoy de 23rd day Of SEPTEMBER 4 D. 1861
at o'c ok. p. NJ, Il said day. the following des
erlbcd lands and teucuent., tO-wit:--Ihc north
half Of the north east quarter Of section eight,
tOwnship ci BIT, and range six. ,itnato in Mechanic
township HOlme, cguuty, Ohio, Levied upon az
the property Of said Adam Deets TO sati IS tho
claims Of said PLAINTIFF.
Terms Of sale, cash.
JOHN FRENCH.
Aug. %. IsGf-n27 w2pfs3.fO sheriff