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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
NEWS ITEMS.

MAJOR ANDERSON arrived at New Yorl
on Thursday last, where no was enthusiastic
ally received by an immense crowd.
The Common Council OF Boston has ap
propriated SIC, 900 to provide for soldiers en-
listing from that place. Lowell has appro
priatod $4,000.
Reliable dispatches from Nashville
Tenn, state that Tennessee is a unit for So
cesson.
"A dispatch from Philadelphia says Gov
Letcher of Va, offered SO 600 to the pater
tee of the Bullet Mould the reply was that no
money can purchase it. We doubt this be
ing true.
"A report says the negroes are burning the
houses the whites in Kent county, Md
Two houses were reported burnt on Friday.
Col. Smalps regiment re turned to Phila
delphia on Friday night.
Six men were wounded by the stone,
thrown at them by the mob at Baltimore. A
large number arc missing, who separated from
their conn AIDES during the affray.
On inquiry at the Post Office Department
it is ascertained that no measures are in pro
grcss for disseminating any of the Southern
mails. On the contrary, the contractors from
that section, recently at Washington, have
arranged for the faclitation of their transpor
tation. The Postmaster General has dscrc
ton to suspend them only in cases Of Oh
structiun.
The American ensign was displayed from
the Catholic Cathedral of st. Pauls, at Pitts
burgh, on Friday. This is one Of the larges
churches in the United States. The Irish cit
iz"ns were rapidly volunteering.
Fourteen thousand dollars were subscrib
ed at Xenia, o., on Thursday and Friday, tc
a6 the volunteers. Two companies wer,
ready on Saturday.
"A bill appropriating one million of dol
lars for military purposes has passed the Ohio
Legislature.
The Democratic State Central Committc,
is called to meet in Columbus on the 26tl
inst, TO consider the alarming state Of IT,,
country.
Foreign news reports the decline o
wheat.
The city Of Buffalo has voted $4,000 t,
aid and equip volunteers and support thei
fami es,
The Governor Of Missouri has called al
extra session of;he Legislature to meet on tn
I'd of May.
"A largo number Of vessels have beef
scuttlcd, and factories destroyed at Baltimor
by order of the Go"crnment.
Indiana has filed her six regiments
Thirtyive companies more have tendere,
their services.
Hon. s. A. DoUG LAS and family passc,
through Ohio, on Monday, on their way t,
Springfield, Ill.
Three companies of volunteers have beel
filed at Ravonna.
The free negross of New Orleans have or
ganized into military companies and rendered
their services to the secessionists.
Some 230 women FACES between 18 and 2
have enrolled themselves as nurses, at Phila
delphia
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
ENcrN MINIS Duty.

Ia our whole editorial career, as well as in every
other way, we have maintained the position, or nt
least cndeayorcd to do SO, that every man was
bound to abide by all and singular the legally con-
which he lives. If he does not like that govern,
ment it is his nacn bic right to leave and 20 to
a government that may please him better But
whenever he assumes the "higher law" doctrine
and decides 10 disregard the plain provisions OF
law, be- that law ever SO obnoxious to his moral
sense, he Is an outlaw and rebel against the gov,
clnmeut. To this rule we make no exceptions,
we care not whether they attempt to shield them.
selves by saying that "rcsistunce to tyrants il
obedience 10 God" or not
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
biurrRh for JeWctt.

Hon, lludir JEwE1r, whose name has for some
time been at the head of the Farmer as our can.
didatc for Governor is President of the Central
Ohio Railroad Company, AS such President he
has published card to al! employees of the com.
pany stating that all those who volunteer in the
service of the United States shall be entitled to
resume their places ON their return.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
"A Change.

We have noticed Ia our midst for several days
nan whom We head, some eight months ago,
sayi 81 will vote for LINCOLN Union or no Union"
He Is now rampant for the enforcement Of the
laws though he has not volunteered and says he
eGaHot, We Infer from this sudden and almost
miraculous conversion that lr. Wars lamp is
itill blazing away
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
Lip service.

In Ashtabula, which gave Mr., LINCOLN nearly
1000 majority, they sustain the President with
lip service, but they are doing nothing toward fur,
nishing the snews of war, We believe now, as
We always have, that they are disunioaists per ss
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
Union yfppftnv.

A Union Meeting will be held at BERLIN on
Saturday, April 27th, at 3 o'clock, nm. Speak.
ers " III be present
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Examination.
OF THE
County Treasury.
no THE AUDITOR, PRODATE

w hE fNObAIE
l. Judge and Treasurer of Holmes county, Ohio.
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Probate court Of said county to examine into and
report the condition of the treasury of said county
did, after taking his assistance ID. :. Uh, proceed
to make such examination, and after due invest.
CATION Of the books vouchers, papers and moneys
in the trcasurers office, found on the 18th day of
April. a. 1861, the condition of the said treas
ury to be as follows:
Total amount in Treasurcrs hands for
all purposes at sem-annual settle-
IN mt of March 1861. Observation-Disclosures. S5464322
Amount received on Auditors warrants
aator interest and principal of surplus
revenue ..:.... ................. s4,7s.o
Amount received on Auditors warrants
for interest of section 10 school fund 5000
Amount received on Auditors warrants
for county fund. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 900
Amount Of taxes collected on June du-
plicatcs to April Iath, 1861. ..,......... s4a.64,7
Total receipts. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s655274.o
CREDITS.
Amount of money now in treasury,.... s5soe 800
Amount of county orders redeemed and
in trcasurors hand s................... 7o5.4e.O
Amount of bridge orders redeemed and
in treasursrs hands. 10000
Total amount in treasury. $65Sl 80
From the above statement it will be seen that
there was the said ETH day of April A ID. 1861,
excess of money in the county treasury amounts
ing to twenty eight dollars ninety seven ceuts and
one mill.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-25

Statement of the Amount OF the
County Treasury belonging to
each Kind Of Fnnds.
The following is n tabular statement of tho
Amount of money in tho Treasury of said Holmes
County, ON the said l2th day of April 1861, bclong
ing to each kind Of fund.
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II tsken az the commencement OF an attack imme-
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The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result of long
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having been IN use many years, during which time
they rave prevented Ind relieved q vast amount of
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state Of the stomach.
ThcJ are entirely vesetable In thsir com position,
and may be taken at all times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, and tAs ab-
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs!
The genuine have FIVE signatures of Henry C.
Spalding on each Box.
Sold By Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi
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A Boz will be sent By mail prepaid on reeeipto
the
PRICE, % CENTS.
AL orders shoEld be addressed to
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IS CEDAR STRKRT, NEW YORK.
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A RMY SURF Lbs.
OTyIcE OF ARMY CLoTHrse AND EoUTPAeR,)
Corner Of Hoscard asd Mercer streets,
Nrrr Vrxf- L

OTyIcs OF ARMY CLoTHrss AND EouIPAsR,)
NV YosI, July 8. 1851. {
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flovi.s tents for the qse Of the srpy, DELIVERABLE
may be hereafter designated, in quantities Is re-
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contracts.
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will be made from the lowest responsible bidders,
at the time ]: becomes % give the orders
e 1snns the
The following specifications viii be strioIly ad-
HOSPITAL TENT.
i feet long, Is eet vide IL feet high, with vail
81 and v nsV Or on one ssDs END %
thrown into one. with continuous covering or
feet ten f iSoh.. oai; tE &c. rl Ely
sfse. long, fs IA Ads p isss Si,h fee, x,u
Is fee. long, wf s.t 1id IENT FLY.
sIBLEY TENT.
10 feet diameter, Is feet high.
SERVANTS TENT
feet 10 inches long, feet wide, 7 feet inoh
Ihs tents and "fissr are to be made Of cotton
duck, Of the f9lowIag weight and dImen slons, viat
For HO:S,t sPh F.n Tds and s ounces p'r yard
% inches VIDE and lsh ounces per yard.
| 28h iIShes wide ard Is ources per yard.
s8H inches wide 1a ounces per yard.
All the above mentioned articles must conform
in every re- poet to the sealed standard patterns in
Sos they Pc md ad
As 1t Is d sTshis that the attic es be Of domestic
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Snd coafo. m TO such articles only, in QUALITY aud
and m his Os f bs conT.s
| be awarded to tee lowest responsible bidder who
shall furnish satisfactory securities for the faithful
| The manufacturer estsblis hment or dealers
proposal, togethsr with the names, adde's a .n
responsibility oftwo Persons proposed as suret, es.
entered into with tan days after tn socsptanoe
ofsaid bic or Pr9Posal
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| Inspectors, appointed by authority Of the United
1t Is to bs dI:tnotly understood that contracts
are net t[antferable without the consent Of the
| transfer, without suoh consent having been OBJ
saded a. si .5 Ss the
0SDsssfnT and his their securities vii be held
states which may arise, thsrefroTn',
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them or as soon as s 10
be made for th-t purpose. Ten per cent Of the
contract sinai be comp etsd which will be forfeltsd
to the UnI'ed states In csss OF dedication tie
oTms of proposals. and Euar.ntse viii iii be farn-
lshed u?on app lcatlOn To this Office. and i'll
Proposals viii be sndofsed, "P g6T' for
Furnishing Army rents," AID be addressed,
Quate rmsster U. 8. Army,
jJ 1at Box s.sss Post OfRce.
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THE EVENING STAR.

Uw.s Cochran, Of RockIand. Me. has OBJ
tsiued y contract from the United states Govern.
msnf, for the manufacture Of army tents to the
value Of go ,OOO or $1,000.
IDA strong-minded woman SAYS that the
members Of their late convention at Worcester
showed little spirit and sat in their seat like so
many 'dried oranges" Perhaps they had all
been squeezed.
ID Linseed oil and white lead factories have
been established by the MormOns at Salt Lake
City.
IL One Of the sisters of Francis III 10 about to
be oetrOthed 10 a brother Of the Emperor Of
Austria
ID The nrst cases of yellow fever during the
season arrived at New York quarantine, In brig
from Matanzas, on Saturday.
ID The riyer business at Cincinnati Is almost
entirely Suspended, owing to the extremely low
stage Of water.
IDA brave hearted gil at Belfast, Ne. rather
Snsn be dependant, has learnt the trade of boot
making.
ID tete du pont is a field fertilization In
mont Of 4 bridge TO cover the retreat of an army
across the river.
VI Itcosts at least s209 COZ to put a cavalry
re iment In the field The horse. alone for one
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ID Two hundred car loads of cotton have
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hound for Eastern ports.
ID There now 500 females en- ploy-d BY
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are 10 be 20 constructed that the seYerN PARIS OF
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A r MY So les.


OYFIcE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND EoU1PAeED
Corner Of Ho,cavd aud Msrcer sIyests,
NEW YORK, July 8, 1861 \
SEALED Proposals. are invited srd will be re-
next. 70 Masking by contract the following Amy
Clothing, to be made of materials furnished by the
z. Depot of Army Clothing and Eaupase in this
CITY. That Is to say:
200. 600 infantry forage caps.
20 90 infantry uniform coats.
t0,Cl blue fannei sack coats.
100000 flannel SHIRTS.
80i 900 drawers
200 0oO grea' coats.
The above articles must be as well made In evsrJ
they may be examined All articles made usdsr
oontr acts herein invited, will be received under
s aGRos Of s Unssa
Proposals vii be preferred fer each Find # ga.
q fPS iOr BSSs.
qnsntites ey will cont;Got for, and the shortett
P1sE,"dhs b T,t"n whch deliveries Ti be INSIDE
his p ace of business, aid Eamss, address and re-
sPonslhlI y OF tvo person ms proposed as sursties
periods Within which delivery will re- made. .
tailors in extensive business or Dealers Sin oIath
Ing accustomed to employ many operatives in that
1t is TO be distinctly understood that contracts
are not transit rrab 9 ithout the consent of the
or transfer, without such consent except under q
process OF law will he regarded as an abandon
ment for which the contractor and mis- suTetles will
be bs d respOnsibe.
,Dsl,Es,y Of clothing is to commence ten days
whole contracted for = to be promptly delivered
according to rh- term Of eaor cuntraot
Payment vii be mad. on tbs ,itysTy Of one-hnIF
OF the amount of ans article cout acted for. pro-
ylded appropriations for q at purpos, be m de by
CnDgIe7s but One-t tenth of tn, amount dine for
each delivery shall be retained till the cont ac is
completed and the sum retained shall be fofr
to the UnIted states In case Of defacaton or nom
f. filment by the contractor.
Forms OF proposals and guarantee will be fur
nshed on app Ioatlon 10 this Office and 20 p-opo-
sal will be considered that does not oonform
tn reto. VIM
ufaoturIng army supplies " and will be addressed
TO Major ID. II ViNTnN,
Quarteru aster u. 3 ARM, NY
Jy l3-l2t Box 1898 Po,t Office.
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vi, iEs ~ Sou .e 81
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From the ESaminr, Norfolk, Va.
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FToxi tAs Democrat. St. Cloud, Ri.s.
sohs send Sf box, tCsr Pills so tE. aS Ioa
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RoH fLs Gazette, Dsssupast, Iossx.
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Cephalc Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
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II FRENCH a RICHsTklN
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READER,
ERUSE The following Etafs ant /, "A thar i,ass


.n OF its facts For yourself
AbkAM GUILE, Of Brooklyn, N. " . vel
fnoWn citizen there, had suffered from Dysoep
tof some yeefs, without permanent Telief anti he
Ile1 Al Ek's ri. LIS, which taken acoOrci az 20
ne olrectlors Tor this comp alnl. restored aim ~
aaatp IN lev weeks Afler 80 IHtorys Of sOEs
uiS1Sn hs mas nae no return Of his comp amt
OkO. w. CROSS, Of Harmony Texas Lad an
sLpppon on ~, nook, Shou- ders, baeE ana lsGJ
~ ea co.snsu epout one third OF HIS body. kegt
oits1 raw sore, vas of course ven ifoubIsSom
and stressing. it 90 much i'm paired hrs h.st ss
70 unit hint OF business and kept tim In cousr.It
.unsring; Al medlcAI aid f.lled him until be tod
AfEk'S COMPOUND EXTRACT SARrA-
PARlLLA, which cured him. His . Kin sill shows
some scars from the liberation bat a 10 othervIss
oJQHN H. SHOOK, Ess su eminent lawyer Of
nlehmono, va. took old which settled 90 his
tulks severe Pein set in on the ieft eide, uIIh
egesh, Nhlca Was soon followed By the bsrus.
a ~ mttoms OF consumption Whes r-siuned
ny n PEGrpbAL, vkloh soon stopped the cough
.erspsfsd Sy Or. J. {. AVER Co.. Lowell.
ma Is co.'s
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