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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10

The results Of which have not heretofore
been Issued, by special arrangement, for the
6rst time is now published on this map. in
GLIDING the population Of all the counties
and principal places.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-10


Turning now from the large Map to the
two hemispherical maps Of the world, we
are shown the volcanic regions of the earth.
Other lines and symbols show the position
of the recently discovered sorgassas, or
weedy seas, the general set of the currents,
and the prevailing direction Of the winds at
sea. Many of the materials for this map
are furnished by Capt. Maury.
THE GEOLOGICAL NAP OF THE UNITED STATES.
This map is the work of the distinguished
geologist, Professor Hitchcock, Amherst
College. It exhibits, by shades and colors,
the eOal-beds and other principal form ations,
as far as they are known; all of which are
fully explained by the map itself
TEE BOTANICAL NAP,
By Professor De Bow, late Superintendent
of the United States Census, and Prof.
Trail Green, shows, by colors and at a
glance, ths staple production Of any part
Of the country. Also the limits of cotton
and sugar and the great cereal regions, and
the localities of the great staple fruits. ~
In the map of Plants and Trees these gem
tlemen have given the most important and
| the most interesting species Of our American
Flora. Commencing st the s. Z. corner the
map, the reader will see the character Of the
vegetation of the coast and Of the mountain
ous regions,-the vegetation of the latter ex-
tending westward Live Oak, Palmetto
Bsy-tree, Pine and Magnolia; in the higher
regions, and far westward, Maple, Ash
Oak, Poplar, Beech, Birch, and Chestnut
/ Along the coast, northward, he will find the
/ limits of the principal trees Of this region
Westward, to california, he finds the various
/ forest-trAes and shrubs which about there
and the locality Of the gigantic trees of tbs
Il Pacific region. In the 6. W. corner. and
along the upper margin Of the map, are in.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09
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hnitenrn uertrdHlthrn Srbuna psn 8ctl i
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bps pTfiibrhn y usr n, on 9ctt rrrabrsn
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ncicu 2lntraa ceI Mi!drfcmmi non curh 6er
lt'uu"a pUu Stuuicb uBsn r,ne Grt6snuc Ter
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n 'tsn, enbeuts nngsnomm,n, unr ccr ra;u ,r
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09

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(NOrfrsuna fUI9t.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09

iren IN etrcm boot trauraen Stbte crlcreinen
wie wott audi eie urln6s III, bae bic bislfeen
&tpuuenten auf bic teretts felt gcnaten onoe.
tunrat,n SIplite poa" bis isst ssrartlib
Der erit'n Summer fntatatn faGrn.
O0 blbcn mir Bier in Ritmunp bpb oau,
anrert Dentidc!
Vie anatreole Gpiits[ lautst.
gBir 6a5ep s,ro6,n oor ,7,rfs O,,r,A.
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Misunderstanding nAItbsn SpTnunaeu ouflcSncnpcn
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09
Tne German ADYERrlSEn

TT "VTHIan ADFERTISEN.
B. HAsSFL' Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Sat rday, at go rne
Annum, payable IN advance.
I@lms tor Advertisements reasonable
'FFIc :: BRoAD STR, next to Cry Han
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09
Seeiusuuseu. y

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ru an'ei9cr" er'heint irccn ScnroSerr ~ 81 95 :,
oaleldhrsther SmahS ;obI ma cetr ,l Cts ,bbg o ne
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ruduna uf9tnrm en- cee weicrc Nal rjrb mit - Gts
etrcl net S'ebenee @Cfh6ftSaRci9eu fpcu SI2 nrr ~
IN rie'teliihrGcr 9'prrussubluro ~ S"'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09
genillGtou.

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9einti6 SGrntetn.
(5crticBuns.)
II.
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fun ttn Yfcro!"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-11-09

ir folgen'e t6t icbr rrfreultds Spifcl an
o't Seisr Ter N Gbarleitpm, 9. g., ericbsineupen
,O'utfdbrn 3'iun9" IdBt RE cUrttsrn Geut.
'%en IN einrm boot trauriasn 9iGts critenen,
whs woti nu& eie urin6s in, bab bic telfsem
@bcnnenten Guf Die teretts felt Mcnatrn ouge-
tunriat'n ,,SIOIte poil" bis isBt oerartli6
Der erlt'n Summer tntatstn fabrn.
IA bhben mir bier in 8j6muup ep6 gan,
anrere 0entitc.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03

Democrats Friends Of the Cunsti ution and
the Union, prepare for the contest on next Tues.
day You have fr years fought at the ballot
boxes against ims Of every kind, and "I.ittle
Holmes" has maintained her integrity in many a
hotly contested fight. Your old enemies now ap
proach you in different dress from any in which
they ever before appeared. knowing your love
Tor the Union, your devotion to the Constitution
your steady advocacy Of the enforcement of the
laws, your old enemies Lave profsscdiy thrown
aside all their formerly cherished odious opinions
aud now, only claim to be the friends of the Un.
ion, not hing more, nothing less They may be
sincere, aud we trust they are, but Democrats
you were always in favor Of the Union, all yuur
/ lives you have been fighting the battles of the
Constitution against fanaticism, and in this con
test you have candidates every one of whom j.
Internationally in favor of the preservation OF
the Union of our Fathers, and in favor of prose-
cutting this war in the most economical and cncr-
gctic manner, and il those who iormcr, opposed
you upon political issues are honest in their pre-
tensions, let them cone up and support our can
didatcs, who have always been Union men and
now are ar Jealous and sincere in their efforts to
maintain the Union and support the Government
ms tho most b. istcrous street croukcr for the I'm
ion dare be, BE not deceived, Democrats Stand
by your nominc cs--votc the whole ticket, and
achieve another glorious victory for your prnci
pies, the Union, the Constitution and the enforce
mcnt of the laws. Believe no stories which may
be circunrcd between this tmo and the day of
election, calculated to prejudice the minds of the
people againt the Democratic candidates We
have proclaimed our nominees ONE AND ALL,
uucondiionaly for the Union, and CHALLENGED
our opponents "or any other man" who might
lave doubts in regard to their position, to inter.
roGatc them through the papers, but up to this
time, that has not been done; but some who on.
pose the Democratic Union candidates, for Yea.
sons they do not make public, secretly and mali
/ couSly give out ns the reason for such opposition
that "hry are not good Union men - Now
Democrats, YOU have always been for the Union
$50 have your hadrj aud candidatcs--so arc
they still, and SCARE you Be firm, therefore, and
let no stories or influences in luce you to forsakc
yourod fIicnda aud long cherished principles
which have conducted this country through years
of prosperity and conferred upon the people peace
plenty and happiness, and iragnin placed in the
asccndcncy, twill restore our land aud nation Ia
the condition in which it was before an net of Sc.
ccsson dispraccd II state, It traitOrous arn,
was raised against the Government,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03

The motto of every Democrat is: The Con,
stiution of the Countrywide Union Of the
States and the enforcement of the laws.
They are for the Constitution, and they deny
the right of the President to suspend it or tramplC
it under foot.
They are for the Union, and they are for bring
others who are cudcnvorng to break it up.
They are for the enforcement of the laws, and
they will demand that they be enforced in ,hc
North as well as in the South upon those who
engage in mobbiug Union Democrats as well as
upon those who are atwar against the govern
mcnt-upon those who swindlc the people in tin
cups and clothing contracts, as well as upon those
who rob United States Mint4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03

JEFFERSON Cry, Sept. 90 Gen. Prices
Official report, gvinga somewhat detailed ac-
count OF the battle of Lexington, had boon
received. Tho following arc the closing par
agraphs;
'sOur entire loss in this series of engage
ments amounts to % killed and ~ wounded.
Tho encmy's loss was much greater. Tho
visible fruits of this almost bloodless victory
are great. About $500 prisoners, among
wdomsalc Coils, Mullgan, Marshall, Pea
body, White and Grover, Major Van Horn
and llS other commissioned officers, pieces
OF artillery and two mortars, over 5000
stand Of infantry arms, largo number of
sabrcs, about 750 horses, many sets Of cav
airy equipments, wagons, teams, .ammunis
| ton. more than ono hundred thousand dollars
worth of commssary stores, and largo
amore of other property. In addition to all
/ this, have obtained the restoration of tho
Great Seal of the State and the public re-
ords, which had been stolen from their prop
or custodian, and about nine hundred thou :
sand dollars which the bank ofthis place had
been robbed of and which l have caused to
be returned to it.
Colonel. Vaughn, Appointment citizen OF
f Lexington, who witnessed the entire battle
and was and was at one time prisoner In
rebel hands. asserts positively that flu IL five
hundred OF Prices army were killed.
The money which the bank in Lexington
was robbed was placed in Col. Mulligan's
hands for safe keeping.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
VOfc the bcNn0, rattle eniOI
llckcl.

II you desire an honest and efficient admins.
tration of the state Government vote the Demo
cratic Union Ticket
If you desire to have the Union preserved and
the Government sustained, vote tho Democratic
Union Ticket
IT YOU want our national difficulties quickly set
tied, and peace aud prosperity to once more smile
upon an uIbrokcn contcdcrncy of States, vote the
Democratic Union Ticket.
! II you sustain our county officers in reducing
the county levy to the lowest possible cent thai
people may bc enabled to pay their State taxes
vote the Democratic Union Ticket.
II YOU are opposed to the extravaganza an,
corruption of tie recent Ohio Legislature and th,
Republican state officers, vote tho Democrat,
Union Ticket.
IL you are opposed to the monstrous proposition
Of Mr. Ton To annex the United States to Eng
land, vote the Democratic Uni on Ticket.
i, in the language of Mr.. JEwErr, you can SAY
| I"Vndcr no consideration would ! consent to III,
dissolution of this Union or consider terms of sep
"auon," vote the Democratic Union Ticket
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
HIGHLY dhnCanalCl.

Some of the Republican trcksters are highly
offended because we made an exposition of the
way they tried TO get Democrats into their or
gonizaon by Offering them Office. To the names
we published last week, me insight add that of
JolN SHARP, Esq, than whom, n better man and
Democrat does not 1--we, who was offered the of.
fee of Representative. Mr., SuARr informed
those who approached him that he would 20 in no
such boat. We have the names of over tween
jectcd offers DENOMINATIONS from the fusion party
What can honorable men think ofparty tricksters
who will cndcavor to rebuild n broken down par.
ty by bribing men into it with nominations for of.
fec, Read Mr.. llocusrTELERs communication.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
From the seneca Advertiser
Gen. Myers, of Ora WfOTH.

In Crawford county, as in this coun-
ty, the Republicans appainted Demo
Gratis as delegates to their Fusion Senate
rial Convention, who had no sympathy
with their movements. In Crawford
they named Gen. Samuel Myers as a
delegate. Tho General did not like this
move, and he came out in spicy card
in the Forum, saying that the use of his
name was unauthorized, and pitching in
to the Giddings, Wade and Obcrlin Tn,
ion party.
The following is the concluding par,
agraph of the card in the Forum:
Allow me to say in conclusion, that hat
even been disposed to act with the pat
ent Union party this fall, the astounding
and traitarous letter of Mr. Tod accepting
! the nomination for Governor would
have proved an encctual cure to any sucl
unwisc and misguided disposition, coult
never vote for any one who could pro
pose under any circumstances to go back
undcr British rule am for holding
on in peace or nj war, in prosperity o
in adversely, to those blood d-bought right
handod down to us by the fathers of tn,
revelation.
Yours, truly,
SAMUEL MYERS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
vote "a Clean Ticket.

We hope every Democrat in Holmes county will
vote an unscratchcd ticket. There may be men
on the ticket who were not your choice, but they
were the choice of the majority, and those who
believe in popular sovereignty should yield tn, ir
personal preferences for the public good. Every
name scratched off the Democratic Union tic ket
Is equal to a vote for the fusion candidate. The
next time some person else may not have his
choice for nomination while you will have yours
and then you will desire and expect your friends
to vote for the nominee. BE just and generous
with your fellow Democrats that Justice aud gen
crosby may in time be awarded to YOU Remcm
bcr that it was the refusal of some Democrats to
support the amcntcd DOUGLAS that caused his dc.
feat, elected LINCOLN, and brought civil war and
distress upon on: country. Do not follow their
i'll advised and disastrous course Vote an un-
icratchcd ticket, and an approving conscience will
be your reward There is not IL man on the ticket
who is not fully qualified, in every particular, to
fill the position to which he aspircs.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
sale OF Real Estate by GvIc- 3T
Court.

nN THE 18th DAY or OCTOBER, A. d. 1861,
~ at o'clock in the afternoon on the premises
will he sold to the highest bidder the following
real estate the property of Aaron Keim, deceased
situate in The county of Holmes and state OF Ohio,
and bounded and described follows; to VITA
part Of ho north east larer of section five, town
ship eight of range four, of the unappropriated
lands in the military district subject to sale at
GAINESVILLE Ohio, commencing ut the south west
corner of said quarter, thence east one hundred
and ten pcrchCS to stOno thence north eighty five
and Onchalf perches to stone, thence west thirty
pcrchcs to stone, thence north thirteen and one
half perchcs to stonc thence west eighty perchcs
'Oa stone thence south ninety nine perches to the
place Of beginning, excepting therefrom three
out of said north east quarter heretofore sold by
y, by deed dated July 18th, 1860, containing sixty
three acres more or less.
ALSO,
certain other tract Of land beginning at the south
east corner of the north west quarter of section
FIVE in township eight of range four in said county,
thence west forty perches to stone, thence n rth
ninety nine pcrchcs TO II stone, thence a little
east of north Forty pcrches to stone thence south
ono hundred oud one perchcs to the place Of be-
ginning, containing twenty five acres moro loss.
Terms of sale-ono third cash in hand, one third
in year and one third in two years from the day
Of sale, with interest on deferred payments from
day sale TO be secured by NOR gage on thu prem
oss. JACOB SLlFFE, Administrator
OF Aaron keim, deceased.
Sept. 8, 1861 w4pf S4,95. MIS-"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-03
's'hc Doctrine orthc Democratic
UuiOn Party VS.. the Opposi-
linn.

"tIndcr no circumstances troud consent 10 a
dissolution Of he Union, consider terms Of sep
0rdtoR.
! VITA snci mcR iMc Grmod rebels, Thdpc no con,s
promise to mdkc-to such hdDe nc terms TO oFr,
othcr than an unconditional submission by than 10
The Uni9R, he Constitution and hc LINES. .'-Huqh
J. JcwcH'S itfir Of acccpia9cc.
Tho above is the sentiments Of the Demo
cratic Union party as proclaimed by our gal
liant standard bearer for governor of Ohio
These wcrc the sentiments of President
Washington when he put down the whisky
insurrcction in Pennsylvania. They were til @
sentiments Of President JACKSON when hc sub
ducd Modification in South Carolina. And,
they have been the sentiments ofthc Demo-
cratic party from tho liquidation Of the Gov
eminent, and we trust will be through all
coming time. All men who can endorse this
platform should vote the Democratic Union
ticket. The men who have been placed in
nomination on these principles arc no new
converts to the Union. Tho first lesson
taught to them by patriotic mothers was o
love, and cherish and protect this glorious
Union. Not one man on the ticket has ever
, expressed a willingness, under any circum-
! stances, to let the Union slide. They stood
. by the Union when peace smiled upon 1t, they
o warned the people against approaching danger
@ and used every effort TO shield and protect
L it from the gathering storm; nor viii they dc
J., scrt it in this hour OF gloomy darkness
}. They will never consent to the miserable
= proposition of Mr.. Ton, the opposition candi
,f date for governor, to place the United State
k, underline protection ofthc Mother Country
$. Nor will they ever agree with Mr. STANTON
he the opposition candidate for Lieutenant,
IT, his proposition o acknowledging the indC
oy pendonco of the rebel confcdcracy after the
mt have held out yelr or two. Under no CT
mt cumstances would We consent to either
these propositions. We viii stand by Il
hs Union, the Constitution and the Laws let VIII
be will bctido. AS the Roman sentincls of oil
cy stood at their post until they were laid col
q. in death and buried beneath the ruins,
ng will the Democracy stand upon the Unior
nd the rock of our political salvation, till tho
defend it from all enemies or sink with it b
meath the waves Of destruction. On ne:
Tuesday strike blow for the Union throu
''' the ballot box.