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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
HELTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female Irregularities weakness, uterine dspacements
and all uterine difficulties and constitutional troubles Of
entirely cured by the GRAYPKsBRno MARsHALs
urEkISE OATBOLGcos.
Henry Ward Beecher in letters to the people, page 1870,
says ~ have nibe sisters and sster-in laws and four
teen female cousins all married, and all delicate and
alling. Amid the immense circle OF my friends and
quantanees cannot recall ten married ladies In this
century and country, who perfectly healthy" In
cases, however, where the Gafenberg Catbolicon has
been used, must say that health Is rapidly taken the
place Of disease and ladies have become robust, strong
vigorous and healthy.
Mrs. Gleason, Of Elmra, says "Deautiful indeed Is
does IL need to be protected by watchiuness that will
lead her in time ofdsease to appeal to medical adviser
Of scientific education moral worth and purity Of char
acter." All these may be secured by addressing the
Grafenberg Comaany.
1, gves great pleasure certify tte invariabIe
curative action Of the Grafenberg Narshais Uterine
Caholcon in all Of female diseases, and the
skill and high moral character OF the Medical Depart
ment Of the Grafenberg Company.
Up. LAMBERT,M D.
Auburn -Four Co ners, Pennsylvania,
am Methodist preacher. Ny heart has fairly ached
to witness the be health of women, have travelled
my circuit preaching the gospel thank God, however,
that have al these diseases give to the GRAr
YEsBERc NARsHALs Uterine CATHotlcos whe ever has
been used. REV, PETER SHARP Ridgeway, Mich,
formerly Of W.sern Star Medina county, U,
Por Medicines Agencies, address,
II. q. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Agt't for Ohio
Por Sale by J. X. RAtf, Mitersburg,
ws. BERGER. Middietown,
wM LEMON, Benton,
4. s. ANDERSON, Berlin,
W. H. sPPNsER, HolmesviHe,
II. A. YOUNG, Nashville,
r35yl J. DEWITT, Dewitt Corners.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
George Reed.

George Reed, Nashville, has received very
large and desirable stock of goods which are 10 be
sold at panic prices. See advertisement and give
him call
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
THE UNION TO BE SAVED.
E0R the purpose Of saving the Union the unde'
Il signed will raise fund By selling his eutiI
stock of goods, consisting of
BOOTS
SHOES
LEATHER

From now until the first Of Apri! at trsfcost, auo-
room for an entire new stock of goods to commence
the spring trade. "7o RAISE der Unfon savsa0 JSnd
0ross keynonGh" would request those indebted to
me by note or book account 10 come along and pay
mes little on what they owe. Imust have raonsy.
l am in debt and must pay. c, HIATT.
Jan 81, 1851. If.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25

Captain McNulty.
Captain james McNulty wns a soldier in the
Mexican war, where he served his country with
great credit to himself
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
Times Have Changed.

HARVEST past, and those having had induigsnes Of
me, will please cau and pay up as am very much
n want OF the one thing needf and my eustomsrs will
ieel at liberty to ask FOR further indulgence.
September 90, ls6o.-nSiu @. eSoRR.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
Farm For Sale.

VNHE undersigned wishes to dispose of the Farm
i on which he now resides. three miles North
West Of MillersbuIg and two miles South West Of
bonneville; 1t contains 09 acres of the best quality
! good new Barn Also a tenable House. Terms
easy. For further particulars apply to the subscri-
ber. SAMUEL CRAWFORD.
Nov. Is. ls6O.-n39.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
D I E d

DIED.-On the 22nd inst, of Scarlet Fever
Eva, daughter of A. and S. b. lngles. Aged
one year and nine months.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
Monday, May 9Th, A. D. 1861.

First account Of Joseph Butler guardian of Miriam
James W.. George j :, and Thomas Bucy
Thomas b. Bird.
First account Of Cathsrine Miller guardian of
John II. and Elizabeth A. Miller.
Final account Of Isaac Harpster administrator Of
James Harpster deceased.
Final account of David Purdy guardian Of Lor'
eta Munger.
Second account of Christian Nisely executor Of
Christian Nsey deceased
First account of Alpha Cornell guardian of John.
Margaret, Ann and David McConkey.
First account of William Mckonkey guardian OF
James and Eliza Ann McConkey.
Final report Of Hugh McCuoch surviving exc
cutor of Hugh McGulloch deceased.
First socount of Richard Spence administrator Of
James Seabrooks deceased.
Second account of Christsn Hotchetetler and s.
G. Luke, executors Of Thomas Bickel.
ii. G. SAUNDERS. Probate Judge.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
GRArENBERG
Family Medicines Z
HOME TESTIMONY.


HARrSons rr.mbuil county, o., March Z, 1857.
thereby certify that have been dealing In the Graf
enberg Medicines fer the past year. and can truly say
TINT have never offered any medicines TO the public
that have met with the decided appreciation of the
people like these particularly the Pills and Caholicon.
They will readily perform all and than promised
for them have sold about fifty bottles Of the Gath
olcon the past season. and hear the best resuts In
every case. J H. @. JOHNSON Med cal Agent.
Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the Graeenberg med
icines Dr. b. is physician Of extensive practice and
ia Of the most successful In the county lrrumbul
In which he resides.
This certines tbat hsve used tho Graffenberg Pills
and Msrshas Cathoicon, sold here by J. II. o. John
son, In my practice to my entire Satisfaction They
good medicines" Dr.. @. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Trumbul Co., o. March 7, 1857.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
Sheri6's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ sheriff of the countysof Holmes and State Of
Ohio, will by virtue of order of sale issued by the
Court of Common Pleas of said county. in favor Of
Ephraim Ball against Charlss Kelly, and Mary
Kelly his wife, and w Washington Cowan and to him
directed, at one O'Clock, +. NJ,
On the goth day of April, A. D., 1861,
at the north door Of the house, in the town Of
Millersburg, in said Holmes county, Ohio, offer
estate lying and being in said county of Holmes,
to-wit:-Being part of lots eighteen and nineteen
in township ten range six fourth quarter township
commencing at the north west corner of William
Richardson's lot, formerly Allen Richardson's lot)
thence fourty-ene degrees west thirty-one psrohes
along the mill race upon the east thereof TO- the
corner of land formerly owned by A Hen Riehardson
thence north four hundred and eighty degrees west
fourteen perches and thirteen links to tho place OF
beginning, containing one and sixty-six hundredths
acres of land orderded To be sold By said court as
the property of said Charles Kelly at the suit Of
said Ephrim Ball
JOHN FRENCH.
March rs, 1s6l-ps4 35n6w5. Sheriff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
Union Meeting.

Pursuant to notice a very large and enthusiastic
meeting of citizens assembled n the Court House
on Saturday evening last for the purpose Of con.
sderng the call OF the President for volunteers to
aid in queling rebellion, enforcing the laws of the
land and protecting the government.
On motion of Judge Huston, Mr.. Godfrey Cor
bus was called to the chair. General Ankeny
was unanimously elected Vice President. J. Gas.
key and ]. A. Estl were unanimously chosen
ST cretaries
After being called to order the meeting was
addressed by Messrs l. r Critchfed, J. r. Bar
croft, c. F. Voorhos, J. A. Estill and D. S. Uhl,
Mr.. Bray called upon and sung the "Star
Spangled Banner"
An invitation was given to persons to volunteer
in the service of the country. A number came
forward md signed, swelling the list to about So,
The following Resolution was offered and
adopted:
Resolved That inasmuch a number ofcitizens
of Weinsberg and vicinity have expressed desire
to Join the company at this place that they be re
quested to join Monday next, at Q o'clock
at which time the company will be sworn into
service and proceed to the election of officers.
At proper intervals during the meeting the band
discoursed excellent music.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
HOWARD associate
pHIIAnFIpHIA PA


Benerolent hsitution estIbIsed By special Erdov.
aneRt for the Relief ofe Sick and Distressed, d67ict-
ed ,ciM YirleRt and Epidemic Diseases, and especf.
ally for Me Cure Of Diseases ofhhs Sexual Organs.
4 A EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur
vi geon to all who apply by letter with description Of
heir condition. tage occupation habits Of life, &C., and
all cases Of extreme poverty Medicines furnished free
OF charge.
/ VALUABLE REPORTS on spermatorrhoa, and other
Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW REmEa
DIES employed in the Dspensary, sent TO the afflicted In
sealed envelopes free Of charge Two three Stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. J. sKILLIN H0UGHT0N, acting snrs
geon, Howard Association, No. South Nineth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, President.
ED. PAIRCHILD. Secretary.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
FAMILY BIBLES.


MOTHER lot ofthose excellent and cheap two dollars
IA Bibles received at the BOOK STORE. Also lot Of
siher priced additions
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25

After swearing the soldiers r. 7. Critchfeld
said:
Fellow Citizens, and Soldiers.-You have vol.
unteered TO fight for your country, and may the
God OF battles protect you and may you turn with
victory perched upon your standard.
The doors were then closed and all persons ex-
cuded from the Court House except the Soldiers,
r, r. Critchfeld and j. A, Estl The meeting
was organized by calling J. A. Irvine TO the chair,
A motion was made to proceed with the election
Of officers, which was carried. James McNulty
and William Spangler were placed in nomination
for Captain. The vote stood; McNuly, a.; spang.
ler, 10. For lst Lieutenant John A. Irvine and
William Spangler were nominated Mr.. Irvine
received 80 votes; Mr.. Spangler 25. For I'd
Lieutenant William Spangler received 81 votes;
M. b. DeSilva, 10; John IL. Caster, Z; and William
II. Koch, G.
Alter the election the officers chosen were re.
spectively called upon and responded in short
speeches
The boys felt decidedly good. We hope they
may ever lain tain the flag Of our country, be in.
strumentsl in restoring the Union to peace and
quiet, and finally be returned TO the bosoms of
their families and friends, and long live and enjoy
the blessings Unconstitutional Liberty.
The following named have since been added to
the company;
Calvin M. Stubsr, M. V. Leeper,
Martin Ling, J, F. Hughs,
II. M. Wallach, Ohio Knox,
Silas ]. Uhl, J. F. Hurst
Alonzo Treat, G. 0. Minser,
John E. Green, William Bush.
Matthias Smith, Thomas Summony.
-.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that ,he following ad
~ ninistrators and guardians ave filed their ac
counts in the Probate Court of Holmes County.
Ohio, which will be for hearing on
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22
TO THE TOWN COMMITTEE OF THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY IN THE
TOWN OF RUTLAND.

The undersigned members Of the Republi-
can party IN the town of Rutland, respect
fully request you to call caucus of the Re
publicars of the town OF Rutland, to be held
at the Town Hall in the East Village in Rut
land on Monday the second dav If Sep
TENDER next, at seven o'clock 7. ~ 10 noml-
nate candidates for the offices Of Justices of
the Peace and town Representatives. We
also request you TO confer with the Town
Committee Of the Democratic party IN Rut-
Ia, and request such committee to call
eau rs of the Democratic party at the same
time, and at some other place in the East
Village i'll Rutland, that an effort may be
made, by mutua! conference, 10 nominate
candidates for the offices above mentioned,
who will receive the approval and support OF
all persons, without distinction OF party, who
are in favor OF supporting the General Gov
eminent in the suppression OF the existing
rebellion
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22

present conflict in your great country, the
progress of which is, of course, watched
here with the deepest concern. We per-
suade ourselves that the true feelings of
our leading statesmen and Of the public
at large, with regard to this conflict,
are better understood and appreciated in
America than they were at an earlief
stage Of the business. If the South ever
looked to England and France for sympa-
thy or aid, in a proceeding that outrages
all the principles which hold communities
together, it must have discovered the mis-
take by this time. And the North does,
we trust, now DO justice to that delicate
reserve which our public men generally
have observed in any illusions they have
been compelled to make to the unhappy
strite.'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22

AN0THEK EIEPHANT.-Thc first Yer
mont regiment have brought home with
them live niger" from Virginia, and
il j., said that our State and Army Off
ciai~ are quarreling a. TO trh0 Is the right
fill owner. Some are for cOntiscating the
darkcy and selling him to the highest
bidder, while others wish the matter re-
terrcd to the next Legislature, the Gov
ernOr in the meantime, to keep cuffy as a
boot black If one cOntreband is making
such a fuss what will it he when the Alb
olitionist day of Jubilee will come and
Vermont, for her share, will have 800, 900
slaves to clothc. feed and care for =
Rml0nd C0u71er.
Whatever others may think in relation
to the disposal Of this darkey, we suppose
the editor of the Courier Is opposed to
confscating that kind of property.
Judging from the tone of the editorials
which appear every week in that paper,
we are led to the conviction that the ed
itor, though he believes in confscation of
the property OF the rebels in general
makes exception Of property in niggers.
The people of the South, by assuming an
attitude of hostility to the Government,
may subject property Of the ordinary dis
cription such as horses, cattle and sheep,
TO the law of contscation, but the extra
ordinary title by which they hold their
niggors is above the reach OF all the laws
of war. Niggers can be made seryicea-
bic by the rebels in constructing breast
works and masked batteries, and in case
Of urgency the traitors can make breast
works of the niggers themselves, as was
done by South Carolina regiment lately
in Western Virginia; hence the impropri-
ETY. of confscating property which may be
made so very. useful in the cause of Sc
cession.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22
ON TIE PRAIRIE.

When the fiery hail OF battle
Brought our gallant Colonel low,
We shouted to the General
You must lead US on the foe!
As he heads our charging column,
Soon bullet pierced his side
- oh are you hurt, my GeneTal?'
q" Not much" he said, and died.
NobIest chief and bravest soldier,
Soul, that conquered death dark power.
II OW can we spare SO true heart,
In our country's glOomiest hour.
Yet vii many generous spirit,
II the battles stormy tide,
Swell the manlier faith and courage,
at the thought-how LYON died!
Boston Courier.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22

Thirteen vessels, seven Of them steam
ers, carrying 1000 men, are expected
home within 40 Or 50 days, and will be
added to the blockading force. The
Brazil squadron, the frigate Congress and
another is expected daily. The African
squadron, three vessels, one the Mohican,
equal to the Iroquois, should be here ear
ly in September, the China squadron a
month later,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22
. rival a. the Santa Fee MaiI-surFen-
der Of Federal troops 10 Texans.
independence. No. Au--l

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pra.- arrived ha-. les. ,-}.anf,, .s-.r a.r.
III ~. d.. f..-,,,.-,.... e.. F.. -,
F. ,b.. ~, and Co., C,.-.. o..... a.,
mot r....,...3 SUI F. +,vr .f,,.s h.
e. H., al g. .l-.ar-:-- "a -. a.. III
;,,t..-r,T- IS 4 ;-. ..,r,,.,,,,,g Of ,a.,-. -,...
f.Ia~,l. s,,rrar.3.r.a fl, -l. IT, r----.
1000 IN ,.,,r,f..,. vr-tlo,,- t,r,nr - .fo. arr
ior Lind .i.ar7a,.al Forf Fillmore On The
BAL, ,.., ,..-...1..... ..,,-,r9 r. s..,,+ --
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22

from an approaching boat, finely pic
turesque appearance. There are fine
schools, Protestant and Catholic. in the
place, two printing office Is, many churches
and Touring mills.-Ch Fcogo Tribune.
HEALTH OF THE SECOND REGIMENT.
We have received a letter from a mem
Der Of the Second VT Regiment, written mt
Camp Lyons, Chain Bridge. u. C., under
date Of Augd st 18th, in which the writer
says:
The health Of the men /, very good
at present. The malignant sore throat
has ragged to some extent, but now il las
nearly ceased"
PAY o. VoLUNTEEEs.- : general or
der has been issued directing that at the
end of this month, and every two months
thereafter, all volunteers shall be muster
ci for pay. One copy Of the payroll is
to be sent TO the Adjuiant- Generals Office
two TO the Payma-tcrs OF The district or
post where fhe Regiment !, stationed, and
the remainder at headquarters.
GEN. ANDERsoN's DLPARTuENT.-
Kentucky and Tennp-see have been cou-
stitutcd the Department of the Cutnbcr-
land under the command Of Gen. BoLt
Anderson.
How TO Cut GLA4 Is WITH 4 PIEcE
OF IEON.-Draw with q pencil on paper
any pattern 10 which you wish the ela--
to conform place the pattern under the
gla-~. holding both together with the left
hand, (tor the glass must not rest on any
plain surface Then take a spike or
piece Of iron. heated. 4 nd pass il slowly
forward, and the edge will Immediately
crack continue moving the iron slowly
over the gIqss. tracing the pattern, and
the clink id the glass will follow at the
distance Of about hall AN inch in every
direction. according TO the motion OF the
iron. Il MAY sometimes BE- found requisite.
however e specially in forming corners. 10
apply a We finger TO The opposite side Of
the glass. Iumblers, o. rather gla-s may
be cut or divided very tanciiully. by SINH
lar means. The iron must be rehealed
a. often a, the crevicd in the glass ceases
10 follow Scientific LAmericdn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22
= Secession Editor Tarred and Feather
Boston. Aug. 20.

In Hayerhill. Mass, last night. 4. l.. Kim
ball. Editor OF the Essex County Democrat.
weekly secession sheet. was fcrcbl, taken
from his house by an excited mob. ami relus-
ing information was covered with a coat Of
tar and feathers and ridden on q rail through
the Town. Subsequently he promised so be
good citizen. saying, Il M sorry / have pub
iished what have, and promise that | w.ii
never again write or publish articles against
the North and in favor OF secession. 50 help
nc God.1
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22

1t will not suit Cain to refer the dispo-
sal of this niger to Abolitionists, but we
will agree to abide by the decision of such
a Democrat as Gen. Butler, whose views
upon the confscation of slave property are
already pretty well understood. Does
the Courier approve of the views of Gen.
Butler?
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22
Tte gntlana 8erald.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. %.

- No notice can be taken of anonymous commu
Gications. We must know the names and addresses
of our correspondents as guarantee of their good
faith. We cannot undertake TO return communea-
tons that are not used.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22

TERMS OF THE HRRALD-Upon the last page will
be found the terms OF subscription to the Herald.
These are the only terms upon which the Herald
be procured OF us, and deviation in any will
be made therelrom. We have no friends to whom
special rates will be given and agent authorized
TO make conflicting contracts. tt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22

+ w trust, now 40 justice 10 Lidt ucItCdtc
/ reserve which our public men generally
have observed in any illusions they have
been compelled to make to the unhappy
strife"
TIE SITUATION or THE FEDERAL
/ TROOPs n MTssOURI-The s.. LOnia
Republican of the lGth inst. says that the
drawn battle between the Federal troops
and the rebels in the vicinity Of Spring
field ha- involved movements in that
quarter in great confusion but il doe,
moi learn that the Withdrawal Of General
7 Si@rl toward Rol.a. in order to prevent
his division from being outfaukcd. has
been followed up by an advance Of the re-
bel. Moreover. it does not see any bet
! ter reason ,uJ-isting now than what did
prior TO the battle near Springfield, why
! Ben McCuIIoch and his ASSOCIATES should
move forward. If the delay was caused
by want Of rcinforcement-. the same
cau7e still existed at the time the article
in the Republican was penned, and from
which We extract
'.Meantime Gen. Sigel, now in COM
mand Of the Southwest expedition. will
have an accession OF five or six thousand
more troops. and additional ordnance and
munitiou. Of war. and will be prepared
to retrace his steps and regain his origi-
nal ground. Reiutorcemcnts will also be
continually going forward, together with
every munition Of war. when We viii SEC
the twenty odd thousand confederate sol
der making tracks in the -aiuc direction
whence they came
Pilot knob. a point OF importance. a.
the -.utheuI terminus of the Iron Noun
tain railroad, Is still threatened by force
OF ten or twelve thousand. said 10 be un-
der command Of Gen Hardrc who j. con-
coded 10 be one OF the best officers in the
Southern army. II I~ a little strange
thai va should have heard nothing Of his
larg- column unit. it, arrival - far UP as
Wayue county. Tn sudden sinking out
OF -lghi Of jeff. Ihom~on'- division from
about Bloomfield, we think ha- something
to do with thi, movements aud il General
liarduc IS al Grceuvilie. or this side OF
that Town. Thompson has formed juno
ton with him. or j. not far Oft Ii may
b. that tire t"o commands have been
con'oundrd by public rumor, and that
what has been supposed 10 be- AN army
under UagIec, j. in realit. Tuomp-on'~.
Al any rate. the Union troops al Pilot
Knob. some five or TX thousand in mum
Der. az" we posted for defense. have
several good batteries. and are properly
appointed for giving destructive tight.
/ srV ara. Il ~D TpctIyIfp constant .tHli-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22

Gg Exchange your stamped Envel-
opes. See advertisement in another CO.
umn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22
BIRDS CoxrRABAxD. \ correspondent

BTED's CoNrRABAND. \ correspondent
o. the Greenfield, (IIl..) Advertiser. from
Bird Point. Mo. .iv,.~ she following
item about Bird -layc-: Bird lave,
entertain Very friendly feelings coward
the white --oger t..la-,' ii, they call lhem.
and are remarkably communicative. One
aged fellow remarked .Lor' bres, your
soul, chile. bin lave sixty years ueb-
Der had -ich cay times ISe had since YOU
sogcr tclla- come. With regard to the
corn crop We have destroyed. he seems to
have been favored with IA vision. lie
say 4 tole Mas-a Bird. it, no use.
while ,o9cr f-lIas comes tramp il ali
down; seen um all in dream, all 'rouu'
heah. }lassa say nigga d-n fool. be
dribe You alI'in the ribbcr Ole mi-zu,
say she Kill UNI notus didn't d. il
Long time Ole maa,a go wlar please. Mig
81 have to stay at home now ole massa
have stay and nigga 90. Ole lnassa can't
pass dc guard nobody pas but darleys
and commission ol~er'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-22

The following is an extract from let
ter from an English resident to a citizen
OF Boston
1--WE have again to thank you for an
interesting letter bearing chiefly upon the