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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
Notice..

EYELINE LION, of the County of iT}arthola-
II NEW, State of Indiana, and Mrs McGrue.
whose first name is unknown, of the State of llli-
noiS will take notice that Thomas McG. Ebright,
Administrator of the sstate of Samuel Davis, de-
censed, the 4th day of November, A. u. 1861, file
his petition in the Probate Court within and for
the County of Holmes in the State of Ohio. al.
lcging that the personal property and effects of said
deccdent is insufficient to pay his debts and char
gcs of Administration, that he died seiged in fee
impe of the following real estate situated in the
County of Holmes and State of Ohio, to-wit:-ln
lot number thirty designated on the old record
plat and which on rcappraisement was changed
and is now designated as in lot number fifty eight
in the town OF Nashville in said County; that
lillian Davis, Lorenza Davis Permelia kost. wife
of DR.. Kost. Eveine Lion aud Mrs. McGrue, as
heirs at law, hold the next estate Of inheritence
therein, the object and prayer of said petition Is
for an order authorizing said Administrator to
sell said premises for the payment of debts and
charges. Said petition vii be for hearing on the
9t hdap of December, u, 1861, as soon thereafter
as counsel can be had.
THOMAS Meg, EBRIGHT, Admir-
of Samuel Davis deceased.
Nov 1S6l--n9swJnS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
4 Practical Busiouist.

The Buffalo Adrcriiscr says "uamilton, {. "
is painfully aGtatcd. On tho morning Of Thur.
day last gir', fourteen years of age, gave birth
70 twin children, male aud female. The male
child Is black and the female child white"
There !. genuine iusionst for sou. We IN
there in September. She Is said to have been
badly frightened some TWO months ago by Joseph
W. Gray, of the Paia DedLr, shouting for the
.Union ticket" which accounts for her having
babies Of opposite coors.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Ad-
" minstrators and Guardians have filed their
accounts in the Probate Court Of Holmes County,
Ohio. which will be for hearing
On Monday, the ID day of December, A. d. 1861.
First account of J. G. Thomas and j, c. Rankin,
EXecu tor of John Thomas decd.
First account of Edward Ncvill, Executor Of Joseph
Nevll, decd.
First account of John Daily, Guardian of George
Stinobring
Frst account Of John B. Painter, Administrator Of
John Painter, decd,
Final account of John Mast, Administrator of jacob
Mast, decd,
First account of David McCuoch, Admir- Of
John Wolgamot. decd. -
H. G.. SAUNDERS.
Nov. :, lS6I-n3'w3 Probrte Judge.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
Fremont SuDCrcCtICM.

Just before going to press We have the pleasing
aLd Gen, Hunter has taken his place, The tclc-
graph reports considerable cSctcmcn ON the AN.
uouuccmcut being made in camp, but it quietcd
down Thu. has President Lincoln dealta heavy
ism. The iucpcssbcs are beautifully mad.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07

A late Washington dispatch says there is
sackurss in culstmerts again, especially from
the larger States. Enlislmcnts are 80 few that
the War Department is about again returning to
the system ofacccptng mcl directly without the
iutcrposition of state authorities 1t is also con
tcmpatcd commissioning the officers through the
War Dep ,rtincnt, directly by the President.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
Elections.

Elections were held on Tuesday last in Illinois.
New York, Massachusetts, and New Jersey, We
have heard no news of any Importance from any
of them, Massachusetts shows Democratic gains,
but not sufficient To overcome the Republican ma
iority, One Democrat is reported elected on the
State ticket The Democrats have carried the
city of Detroit by a handsome ma ajori,y
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
" sented the County Commissioners OF the County
of Holmes and of Ohio at their December Session,
A. d. 1861 PRAYING for an alteration of County road
in Ripley township Holmes County Ohio said alteration
to commence where the north line Of the south west
aualtrr of section thrtysiX township eighteen range
fourteen the road that leads from Shreves in
WAYNE county, Ohio, to Millers burg, Holmes county,
Ohio thence south west until strikes the section line
between section thirty ana thrtysx township and
rargcs aforesaid, thence south said section line to
the corner Of said section and continue said line be-
tween section one and two township seventeen and
range fou teen until 1t ntersects the road leading from
olmesville to Odcrs Lake IN said Holmes county and
there to end and also, that much OF the old road
south of the starting point herein mentioned and where
the same ulersects the said iiolmesville and 0dels
Lake road be vacated. -
Nov 1S61--n3Sy4.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
A Acknowledgement Thomas VS..
Gen. Fremont.

Most of the extreme Abolition portion Of the
Republican press still cling to Gen. Fremont with
unyielding tcnacity. The influential organs of
the party, however acknowledge his unftncss for
the responsible position he occupies. Adiutant.
General Thomas, who was sent out to investigate
fremonts conduct, has made II long rcpoit--too
long for our columns and he appears to have set
tied the question of Frcmonts fitness
This report proves cunclusvcly that Gen. Ere
monts military family is in large part composed
OF mere adventlres and SPECTATORS who take
advantage of their close official relation to the
commanding General to engage in contracts,
which, to say the least, are questionable, and that
have every mark of corruption Such are Capt
Ilaske's transactions in mules and transaction
Of another aid de camp in blankets, For resist
ing such prodigal irregularities the Quartcrmastcr
was ordered from st. Louis. These are but ex
examples of molpracticcs of which there are
other cases mentioned in the report.
These California adventurcrs monopolize the
staff of the commanding General to the exclu.
sion Of men who arc acquainted with the tophog.
raphy and resources of the country, and with
what is still more important in this war the tenn
per Of the inhabitants. This is grave error
ord has Iod IN sor,o dor1o,ol,o .o.,,,,. r..
this report we also learn that Fremont upon his
own responsibility issued commissions to nearl,
two hundred officers from Leutcnants up to Col
onels, one Of these being "Drcctor of Music,''
with the rank and pay Of Captain of Engineers
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
Fort warren,

Tho prisoners confined ut Fort Lafayette are
to be removed to Fort Warren, Boston harbor.--
Col Justin Dimmck, Of the Third Artillery, who
for six years has been commander at Fortress
Monroe, has been assigned to the command of
Fort Warren.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
Ovation 10 GEN. McCirilan.

General Mcclellan received quite AN ovation
last Friday night at his headquarters, the Prosi-
dent members Of the Cabinet and distinguished
military und civil officers of the government hay,
ing called to congratulate him upon his new po.
Sition
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
RridGc Notice.

THE County Commissioners will meet at John
L Maxwelps Sawmill, in Berlin Township, ON
Friday, The Goth day Of Norember. 1861.
at olock p. NJ. for the purpose Of contracting for
the bniding of q new Bridge across DOuty on the
road that leads from Millersburg to Berlin.
By order of the Commissioners. -
q. Z. NEWTON.
Nay. :, ls6l-n3sw3 County Auditor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07

HIGuLY INTERESTING ON DIT.-Ihat
it will soon be necessary to ftup. one of
the rooms at the White House as a nur-
sery. Such an apartment has not been
necessary there since John Quincy Ad-
ans was President
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
From Western Viryinia.

The rcports concerning n fight between Ro-
scucrans and Floyd are very contradictory. The
latest is that Roscncruns has Floyd hemmcd in
aud is certain of bagging him. We hope this
may move true
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
The Difference.

The Democrats are in favor of the rig.
Orous prosecution of the war,
and
The Republicans favor the Vigorous
prosecution OF the war,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07

A schoolmaster requesting little boy
who had been whispering to step into the
next room, is wittily spoken of as "start-
ing on whaling expedition"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigpesd
y has been duly nppointed and qualified as "a
of the estate of James Mathews ue-
oo'seu' '"'o VI i'''''' HENRY POMERENE,
Nov : ,ss, --nasxs Administrator'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the nnde1signeo
y ha, been duy appointed and qualified Admin
istr tor Of the estate of samuel Bell, deceased
'"'' VI JAMES HEBRON.
\.,- lgfl-g-vg Administrator.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fl. Wayne s. ChicagOR R. Co.
N Office.
CHICAGO, November ], 1867.

OIICAGO, NOVEMBER ], Itbf.
Whereas, in pursuance of deere of foreclosure issued
by the United States Circuit Court for the Northern
District of Ohio sale made of the PITTSBURGH FoRT
WAYNE & CHICAGO RAIL ROAD, its franchises, property
and effects the 2ith of October, ls6l to James r. D.
laner j. Edgar Thomas Samuel J. Tilden, Samuel
Ilauta and Louis ii. Meyer, purchasers thereof.
NUw therefore be II known, aud notice is hereby given
by the undersigned Receiver OF said Pittsburgh Fort
Wayne and Chicago Rail Road Company, to all persons
oyed about said Rail Road, and to all persons
having business or other connect on the rewith,
That in pursuance of order of the United States
Cir cult Court h Northern District of Ohio afor .said,
have this day delivered to j. f. ID. Laner and others,
pu chastr1 of said Ra Road aforesa H. the said Rail
Road, Wth all its aplurtenances, machinery, rolling
stock fuel and material tog' ther with all its property
and Effects whether real, personal or mixed.
All persons now or heretofore employed by the under
signed, Receiver aforesaid, in connection with said
Rail Road, are hereby discharged from further service
fur of said Receiver except the Auditor and
Treasurer having charge of the tiled accounts and
bal due the Receiver. which they will proceed to
cosci for account of the undersigned.
WM r. OGDEN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
WM, Is, ouDfN,
RsceiDer QfHe 1T IT. ". &c c. IL. X. Co.

OFFICE CF TRUSTEES PIT. Fl. W. & C. II Il. Co.
PIrrspURG. November 1st, 1861.
Having purchased the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Rail Road with all Its equpmeuts matt rails
hand of every kind, and appurteuances of every des
pton we have this day been aced in possession of the
same by The Receiver and will ana from this date
operate the the PITTSBURGH FoRr WAySE AND
CHICAGO RAIL WAY.
J. +. ID. LAINER, J. EDGAR THOMAS,
SAMU l. Hanna, SAMCEI J. TLDBN,
LOUIS III. MtYER, Trustees.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07

The Louisville Democrat says that the
New York Tribune ought to be denied
the privilege of the mails, for urging the
necessity OF making the war on slavery.
1t declares that nothing could be more ia
tai to the hopes of Union men North
and South than this policy of Greeley,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07

PTrsDuRGn November 1st, 1861.
The Receiver having this day passed the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne AID Chicago Rail Road into the possession
ofJ. +. D. Larcr }. Edgar Thomson, Samuel Hanna,
samuel j. Tldrn and Louis II. Meyer, Trustees as
sumo charge Of the same on their behalf.
All persons now employed in or abont said Road, not
Notified, Will until further notice be retained
in their respective positions.
g.. W CASS, Gen. Supt.
Nov I, 1861, Z. I. W. c. X, r.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07

morning and landed within 20 miles Of
Charleston. This point of coast is but
slightly fortified.
a Norfolk paper of Monday says the
destination of the fleet is known to be Port
Royal, which is 80 miles south of Bull Bay.
WAsmNeToN, Nov. 5.--Tho war
Department received dispatch late this
evening from Gen. Roscncrans, stating
that Gen. Floyd had made an attack up
on him with great loss.
Gen. Rosccrans further states that one
officer with pretty large force, had got
in the rear of Floyd and the prcsump-
ton was that Floyd and his entire com
mand would be surrounded and captur-
cd.
Gen. Mcclellan has been occupied to-
day in assertaning the strength, condition
and disposition of the army of the United
States the command of which has sudden
ly dcvolved upon him. lie calls on the
War Department for statement of the
VIII ole number of men and where posted
the total estimate and how distributed
lie will be occupied several days il
systematizing and arranging these mat
tcrs so that the burden of the manage
ment Of military affairs may be saiel.
confdcd to the Adjutant Generals office
and afford the General an opportunity t,
devote his attention specially to the af
fairs, tho army of the Potomac, remain
ing under his immediate command.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07

MANY wear dignity as they do clothes
all outside.
RAILERs at women are either weak fops
or vicious rakes.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07
llGciinm statistics,

The following is statement OF the aggregate
vote and maorities at the October election Tor
state officers 1t is compiled from the Official re-
turns of the Secretary of State 5 Office:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-11-07

'ln Brown couutl go votes were cast Tor SrnIamh
+. stanton. w
fin Ashland county Jos. II Riley had ,4!S votes,
and Wnnr Grswuld had dG3 votes, for Comptroller
of state not counted N footing.
, 1861-01-17
JAMES BUCHANAN.

lloLIowAY's PILLs AND OISTMHSr.--D DcJilify'
90 stmPiion.-ln no diseases are the results Of
tho Alternative and tonic influence of these in.
valuable remedies more apparent or more graft.
flying, than in that feeble condition 0f the body
which precedes cr assumption. A change for the
better is remarked ere this treat nent has been
followed for week. and the Improvement stead
lily progresses, the melancholy emnc alton soon
gives place to hcalth, strength and chcerfulness
all the threatening symptoms which had hitherto
resisted medical skill yirld with Gacilty before
the magical influence Of this rational treatment.
The appetite returns, the lerspiratious dim;nis'
the shortncss of breath ceases, and cot gh alto
gctl or wants o.. From feelings appearance, and
vgour the patient appreciates the salutary change
conferred on the constitution.
, 1861-01-17
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
sTEILACooM, W. T.,
Thursday Evening, Jan. ~, 1861.


We publish, almost entire, in this ISSUE the last
annual message Of President Buchanan Want Of
space cOmpels us to omi, some three columns Of
it, Of little no interest to our readers. devoted
to an exposition Of the relations our Govern.
ment with foreign powers, in the customary
stercOtyped language Of messages, aud some
rather extended remarks relative to the opera.
ton Of specific and Gd miorsm duties. Nomore
able State paper ever cmanatcd from the pen Of
n Chief Magistrate Of the United States. As
will be observed, much the greater part Of it is
devoted to the prominent subject now agitating
the country, that Of dissolution Of the Onion,
which it treas in masterly manner. This es-
pecially do We cOw'aend to attention. ard hope
that none will fail % read it with tho interest
which il deserves.
, 1861-01-17


we are informed, says the ror''ah" i''"y 'id'
rc1"tr, tha' ol'ie"l Information mas o'en re-
c,'Ved 10y '"I' "r'sh'' announcing the i"et 'hat
the oregon anu 'aIliorn'a Military departments
nave been merged into one Such orsan'Aat'oh'
with the headquarters at san Francisco. There
no room now to hope that this great military
mismanagemcnt has not taken place. u is a
step decidedly backward Tor this country. as We
have heretofore shown in previous articles upon
this subject. Who is to blame?
Gen. Scott had recommended the merging OF
the Departments to get rid Of Gen. llarhey, As
one Object or course he Is now precluded from
i"vorIng the contrary, wero ho-SO disposed.
Economy will be the cause publicly assigned for
the act. Upon its face, the fact Of this Depart.
ment being considerably in debt will give color
OF truth to such reason. But the expenditures
Of the present fiscal year have been within the
appropriations, except in so far Is previous in.
debtedness had to bspaid OIL
The merging OF the department Of Oregon into
that Of California is \ great public wrong, and
, 1861-01-17

The Pacific RESTAURANT. III there Is any.
thing that Olympia is to be enyied the possession
Of it is the Pacific Restaurant" kept by a
heerfal-looking rOtund cOlOrcd woman ian,iliarly
called Aunt Becky. During u visit Of several
days in Olympia, last week, we "put up" at
this house, and confess to very Agreeable sur
prise. We could hardly divest our mind Of the
impression that We were again in San Francisco,
taking our meals at the restaurant Of our choice so
perfect did We find the Pacific Ia It's ma agemcnt.
The dni,g room, remarkable Or neatness and
tasteful arrangement, We found truthful index
Of the character Of the Sic ping apartments, the
cl, anlir"s and comforto which We have never
known excellcd. At any hour Of the day and
evening, Aunt Becky is ready with smiling
countenance to serve visitors with the best the
market affords, which comprises very good va.
riety Of the most palatable dishes, served up in
styles known only to those skilled in culinary
matters Mrs. Howard knows how to keep q
restaurant, and Olympia may justly claim to
have the lest establishment Of the kind In the
rerTitory. aii lfu .teaio.eton ni uo 20
, 1861-01-17

RrHovAL FROM oFricE.- Col. NJ. I. Simmons,
for many years Indian Agent in this Territory,
has bee removed, and Mr.. Gosn u (Sub. Agcnt)
app ! tel in his stead. Major Shaw has been
appoirted to the vacancy made by Mr.. Gosnell's
promotion. Q !. Simmons has always been a
faithful officer and the cause Of his decapitation
is yet to be announced.
, 1861-01-17

SSOw.-on Saturday evening. 9th inst. the
first snow for this season commenced falling.
Though Il continued showing vigorously until q
late hour on Sunday, owing to the ground being
previ usly wet with rain, the earth appeared
clothed in incnt Of white with liberal add.
tion Of patches. In two or three da,s no trace
Of the snow was visible. This evening, snow
again commenced falling, with promise Of at.
taining considerable depth before morning.
, 1861-01-17

PAcFIc RAnnoAD-l he St. Louis corresoon.
dent of the bulletin says that French bank =
had entered int contract for tho completion Of
the Southern Pacific Railroad, on the part Of an
association Of capitalists and contractors Il Paris.
, 1861-01-17

A RARE FooI--on the eth Nsvembcr, near
waltersvillc. ILL.,. Abraham Kraits, German,
blew out bis brains because his wile had given
birth 70 boy instead Of girl.
, 1861-01-17
THE PUGET SOUND HERALD

Is Published vy.y FRIDAY MORNING. NJ Ss per annuu. in
ad''hrr II ptid wt'ln -lx months, 81 after the cNpra.
ti'n vi 'N m"n,', 81 ~ Tor six monh., III advance.
single ""'rs " = cents. Advertisements. insure in
sr"n witl"u delay, r"uld handed n On or b. lore
fLur,dty Of each week.
, 1861-01-17

ARRfvAL or THE CALIFoRSIA.- P. N
Co.'S steamer California, Capt. Whiting, ar
rived at Keaeh's wharf on Friday morning last,
in six days from San Francisco via Columbia
River ports. Aftcr discharging freight, she sailed
again for Columbia River.
, 1861-01-17

The best purifier Of the blood, Halls Sarsa
parilla, yellow Dock aud Iodilc Of Potass.
, 1861-01-17
L. p. FISHER,

I7iK Washington st., San FranciarO.
Il authorized to the Agent of this paper In al
vcr>em"nts an uhSrrI San Francisco and else
where, and cnL citing and reeciptnE for the same.
CHAS. PROSCH.
, 1861-01-17

WE shall b" I"asr Ia furnish masters NJ and others
at this Office.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-04

Editors Of the Ecchange: in your paper 0
Thursday read the following paragraph from
letter By your "Annapolis correspondent"
Rhode Island, left for Washngton three negro
men belonging to the Hon. George W. Hughes
residing some ten miles from the city, attempted
to follow them and escape AS the Cover
nor, who was in command, apprised of the
Tact, ne had them arrested and conducted to theiI
MASTER"
itiS TO be regretted that your correspondent
nau NOT oeen more careful in ascertaining his facts
"hich could not have been difficult in 80 small a
town as Annapolis. The statement 10 not onIv nm
true, but utterly destitute of even tho sli9btast
lounoatlon should care but little abnut II If II
were not that my Northern friends NAV dervs so, a
satisfaction from tie supposed Dissatisfaction If N
servants. VI iiJ
Careless and reckless statements in relation 70 ,bo
condition OF things in the slave States have created
false impression in the public minds of the Nortb
and have done much to bring us to the verge Of
civil war.
semi circle. described from Annapolis as a cen.
tire, with radius OF 20 miles, would include SON e
four or five thousand negroes; and yet whilst our
"Ancient Capital is occupied with overawing
force of the military, have never known that por-
tons of our population ESQ far as my observation
extends) more orderly, industrious and respectful,
VI 10 cling with tenacity to their natural pro-
; i; than at this time. Such was my confidence
nan ineln that when the news reached of the
.polision between "he people" of Baltimore and
;. neI invaders, fastened to your city, Preaching
sarn,aa. eariy hour next day. to offer my humble
~ ~ ~. .s defence, leaving nv family mainly
W .ne p,1.ection OF my own servants. Z.
sne letter from Annapolis to which 7 have re-
'''A''' app'"sa s'mulsaneous in the columns of