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New Family Grocery.

BEGs LEAvETO ANNOUNCE
i that he hasoPened Family Grocery and Foreign
Produce Store in the old Post Office building. ISIS
Market street, near the corner Of Quincy ST..
lieiA the generous patronage Of his friends and the
public generally.
1t will be my constant endeavnr to offer at the
lowest prices. the best qualities tile market Affords
A superior article of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand.
German Produce, Such as Prunes. Lentles, Split
Peas also all kinds of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons,
wholesale and retail at the lowest rates.
Superior Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobacco
Of the different grades, Wholesale and retaiIat
g. W. REESSISG'S,
tebl%-lyd Formerly with Alex. IIeyman.
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New York Paper Warehouse

nNEPRlCEoNLT WHERE PAPER DEALERS
SOokseliers Statisners, binders, Printers, and
by purchasing from hrst hands :
having increased our Manufacturing Facilities, we
eHn oueE EreNt Inducements TO paTteStn want Of pa
Eeeh ~ are 1suAllJ sold by Paper WaIehoSite
ISI1s sHd FIAT Paper FOOlscap Letter Note and
French PaPerR. Colored PaperE TTiSsnes RInJo,-S,
ILank; enS straw Beard BlottIng, etc. etc; BanR.
aNote, BOND, Drawing, Rank. EnTelops PaItienTar3
attsnt1on paid 70 supplying Banks With Bank.NotS
and Letter and Account Papers, SehoOls AMI semi
2 res! and erofeiltonaI men BrheadS
"a ~ Saled toE Printer from toS Eeaas
g tns sneet; Blue and White, WOYo aud Laid, IN
tass complete Paper RSEaAr.- Send for CfFc1Iars
ADO save your money. Orders BY mali aecr1pa MID
- sAn' N1I4 pe nued q ven G8 II present IN per-
son- CARSON / HARD.
aPS-lys Paper waFOhouT6, a Beekman 81
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
FOUNDED, 1854
GATED,

FOUNDED CHARTEAED 1854
LOcA TED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChGrles-Sts..
BALTIMORE, MD.
TTNHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN TIE MOST
i prosperous and hUurlshing condition. Twice du.
ring the last years s 1t been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in.
every state in the Union.
1t now occupies one Of the most conspicuous and
desir1bly located buildings in the city. The rooms
are comInOdiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
The advantages and facilities here offered to Young
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for the
various duties of the Counting Room, or to obtain n
Thorough IrdcticuL BuSiHeJS EducIfioR generally nrv
unsurpassed in amy particular, by ANY similar GstAb
lishment in the United States
E E 8. &6siE1S
PTincpal-LRctnrer On the Science Of Accounts Com
ulerce, Bnsiness Cuatorns, etc.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor Ofthe Theory and Practice of Book
and S0n Il. II. 6aT TffiEgglntions
Associate Professor Of bookkeeping.
n. G. JOHNSON,
Professor of Business and ornamental PenmanShip
5: T. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
Rev. Z. YEATES REESE, n. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial EthlOs.
TRUSTEES:
Hon. ThOs Swami, VIM. II. KPIghieT, ESQ,
Tho College Is provided with a CsmmerciSi Library
Of STANDARD Works, expressly for the Of the Stu
Essa s.gasn, has do. to himself and is ssp.-
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
lifetime usually required tOcOmplstethe full course,
from to IL weeks.
DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully Ornamented Circular, con-
tanning upwards Of SQUARE FELF representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of tho College various
Characteristic designs, PenmanHhip &C., sent by mail
free IF charge, accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars. Address E. X. LOSIRR
Baltimore Nd.
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RETURNING TRAINS

REl' lJHN1NG IliAI MS,
Leave Cleveland at a:25 A. II. and 9NO p NJ, ar.
rive at bridgeport at 4:51 +. u. and 5:l4 A. NJ
Leave Pittsburgh at 100 A. N :: 6:30A ", and 1850
P. 81. arrive at bridgeport at 5:ll A NJ, lO3S A. NJ
and 4:5T p. NJ.
Two Accommodation Trains will he run daily (Snn-
days sxnsptCd one between Wslsville anil Pitts
burgh. leaving Wcsville at $50 A. NJ. stopping Mt
all stations md arrives ut Pittsburgh Mt 200 A. NJ
Returning leaves Pittsburgh Mt 400 r. NJ. and ar
rfVHS Rt WellsvilIe at 6:25 T.. NJ.
The other between Dayarl and Cleveland. leaves
Regard Mt 1880 NJ, stopping at NIL stations. arrives
at Cleveland nj 1925 A. ~ Returning leaves CIevc-
land Mt $50 p II. and arrives Mt Bayard at S:G5 p NJ
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1878
Fare always as low, and time much quicker than
any other rOute.
Through Tickets to all points On the West North
and East can be procured Mt the office No. 81 Water
street. next door to Sprgg House, Wheeling. Va and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will he made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and its connections
to the Fast North. West and NOrth-NCest Mt Office
No. 81 Water street. orwith Freight Agent Mt Bridge
port Station. II. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
- Bridgeport, o.
jim. MCCULLOUGH. President.
Pr. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. -aplS
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road
"a 4.s.5EE - =
WaEELlNa. 18th April, 1861.

nN and after the 18th Of April, 1861. the paSsen-
" ger Trains vtl be run a. follow. viz:
The Express Train leaves Wheeling daily except
SUNDAYS at 10 A. NJ, lCnWood At 1880 A. NJ. 4TrV.
ing In Baltimore at $40 A. NJ connecting with the
EXpress train for Philadelphia, New York. Boston
and all tho Eastern cities leaving At 6lh A. NJ mr..
rfVPs 1t Washington at $50 A. n. making close
nectiOn with the Southern nes for all parts Of the
South This tTain stoPH at the principal stations
from Wheeling TO Cumberland.
Returning. leaves Baltimore NJ 1915 p. ~. and
Washington City At 245 p. NJ. arriving At Benwood
at A. NJ and Wheeling Mt 6:9T a. NJ. making direct
connection with the ENreSEtrnin for NIL parts OF the
West. Southwest and Northwest This train stopE
only for mealS and wood and water.
The Mail Train leaves daily including SUNDAYS nj
6:S7 P.SI., BenWOod at I;2S P. 81, and arrives iR
baltimore at Sis r. ~, CONNECTING with the Nail
train. leaving for Philadelphia, New York. Boston,
and all Eastern cities at 4IS T.. NJ, arrives At NASH.
inEt0n City 1t $50 p NJ. connecting With the South
eFn lines fOEa parts Of the South. ThiStran stops
the end ct the ruad Mt MOundsTilE. Cameron,
Warrington, Water Station FRirmont and Chiffon.
Returning leaves Baltimore at 6:3O A. NJ. Wash
inEton City I:2S A. N. and arrives at RenwoOd at
1910 P. NJ. and Wheeling Rt 1882 p NJ connecting
with the Express train for all parts Of the Southwest,
West aud Northwest. This train stops at the prin-
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily except Sundays, leaving Piedmont at $50 A. n.
and arrives at Wheeling at $40 +. ".
J.B. FORD, Agent.
". P. sN1TH. Master Of transportation.
LIN. COLE, Gon'l Ticket Agent. apo
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CIdsTHII07t' FtIIIuI6 A1I460lTs-
DE J. n. 9. Chauniug. of New York City. Eri'.,:
Il most rlperfnlIy comPy witt the request VI lri
agent in saying ] have found YOur SaTsHJATlIs
most excellent nlIertrC iu the numerous runI ar',
for which employ such reInr-Iy. hut esIey:sl.y
in FSBLdie DisedssS Of the ScrUful0uS datl s.i.
have cured many iuyeterntr CHses IL LrucuIThoa :
cSTdtioH OF tho NtGTHs. The liberation itsrf -
SOM cured. Nntling within my knOv ledge tqusl.
it fnr these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow. vi Nswhury. Ala writes: A
dangerous OrIridR tuWUT on one Of the feiurir- il
my family which hNl defietl all the remedit- VI
could employ ls At length been conn iCIeiy CHTt
by your Extract Of SHr-aIaFillH. Cur pty,irss
thought AOihinE but eXtiTatiOn cOnld Hfiurl Ttit.
hut lie advised the trial Of your SArsnpariA tie
last resort before cutting and it proved rfrttuG
Amer taking ynur remedy eight weeks synrp;os
of the disease remains
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks SC.

WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL.
B. SHEPPARD, 1871 Main Street, corner
- union, will continue to keep on hand large and
tug Of Ladlea' and Geutemen's Saddles Pine Coarse
Harness, TrunkA YAleeS, Carpet Bags SAtehelS Col
lars, ILRmes, Whips. &c.
would respectfully call attention my stock, and
trust by strict attention and PromptussS to merit
continuance Of the public patronage
An kinds Of repairing promptly DONE and In = pro
per mVnner. J. B. SHEPPARD.
Aep20.b9 ISl, Main Street.
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THE CENTRAL Ae""
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD

II Ia
- =. - -
T99 MILES B9 HlSL.. IN -.
"a - -: $3.50
The Capacity ofthls Road Is now equal 10 any in the
ru1,,,,,, VIIl..,.,,.-I n.
41ree 1nrOugn "a SenSer trains,
= u
i,b NJ u, III u.
5snhIs Ne. VOL RS, I I I1I tHa-
ton Cty thus fnrnishnE faciiitjss FIR he tr"Tss
fnrt b,, an, ,SsE ~ tot CONF
ETEress, aud P1st lines RIM tbro,,l q,
,,,itj,6Tt ~ Tors a. f'o5,St :" l'"ueI'hiA
sr,"it; LIZ ~ ~ ~
SIssIJI,s. c. 20 P,-s ~ Et MI o'9EIns
Express runs Daily, Mail and Past line Sun
T: WI S lst areet Tor
tmore %5 Fast Lines connect for Bal"
OK daily Trains between PhilHdelphia and New
York. Two Daily Trains between New York and
Boston Through Tickets lA Rail- are goOdnn either
o. the above Trains and transfers through New York
NT no rcrrr.Ts. q, ,,o...,., -,-,.
FaII Hixcr az ~ ;, sou va NoT1Slch
to- ~ y" '''iEto" A'"eS' h"EE"Ge transferred
iFg Sic1, ,,,,u -.
PoJiJ "a, 10y % ~, % ~ i! ~ WE tIInEtant
regular Line ofstsamers on he MtsssSinT ~ :" nie
~ ~ .,r-
-. = " : -. ~. ''',u t'i''e tAS
quick AS by any Other Route.
ASK FOR TICKETS BY PITTSBURGH
The completion of the Western rnpnec,jors ,F ~.
Pennsylvania Rail Road makes thist the
- 80 SrsSf TVeSt. hA.''S' ana the
The connecting Of tracks by the RAN Road I,r,dv.
at PittsburCb avoiding ali JlrNyHge or Fsrr,aS ~
Freight together with the saving Of time are ay,S
he TraS-eIiSp PpbIir PEstS Vi EIeigh1' anh
For Freight Contracts or ShInnnV DIrartJo,, .,,,I
to or address either Of the foTTin1 SSsntS ~
D.A. STEWART. pittsbnry,,.
II. q P1EHcE Co. za1lstYiIs. 8: j j. Ioaxs7ox
CRopSf.R PorfsnSntI o. ptnnocS NJ y 1aSs5I
vile Ind H. W IEoSN Co. Cincinnati q. aTT mn.
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% ha Agent aud AttoFney,
John j. anineS, LSndon, EEGLAND.
y nom. ]. CULyERwEI.L, II. D.,

Dy IONI' q OUL0 hItW hI.L, u D. =
Author Of The "Gyeen Book. dc.
The WOTld.TenOWMed author. in this admirable Lee.
ture clearly proves from his experience that the
awful consequences of SrlERbuse Inay BE- siicctually
remoVc,l without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations. bOugies. instruments. rings
corHls. pointing cut mode Of cure at once certain
and eEectuRI. by which everJ sufferer, matter
what his condition NAV be, may il msef cheGpIV,
PrirItsly and radically. This lecture will prove a
boon 10 thousands and Thousands.
sent under seal TO any address post paid. on the
receipt of two postage stamps, 10y addressing DIR.
Gil >. g. KLINE, Ia Bowcry, :,ew York. POstOfiee
box 4,5sG jan2g
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Bronehooele. Goitr. or .S,ceil1J NteE.

ZebuIon Sloan. uf Prospect. Texas. writes: "TlT,.
BOTTLES Of your SaTaphrila cured ME INN Goi,r,
IN hideOus swelling nn TIE neck. whilst ka,i ~ 3
frred from over two years"
LIueorrhG0 or Writes. 0ruriOa ZSRor. Gls-t,,
LicerntioJl, Fi1iuir DiSsISgy
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HATS & CAPS!

SUNDRIES.
an HANDS AND RECEIHlA0, viz.
" z25 hhds. prime to choice y. o. Sugar.
l.3oO bbls. choice y. O. M0IaRses
IS bbls- Golden Syrup.
$50 hh'E. Assorted Refined Sugar.
$50 bbis. No Sled. MackoreI.
IS bblH. No, 3
IS half bbI-. No. 9
25 bills Picked Herring
70 package. take White Fi,h and Herring.
20 tieFces prime Rice.
Coffee, Teas, TolIacoOI, Spices,
Starch Nails. Window GlAA-,
Vinegar. 3. C. Tar,
And fnll assortment of Groceries generally, for
@bss PAXTON. DoxLox ooLEBAY.
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a. .. BEDILLI0N, Agent for Wheeling and yicInitt
Specimen EnEravingH and Art Journal can be seen AT
the Pose once. deel5
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1900 A. ~ Mall Train, stopping at all Stations
cept New Salisbury. Summitvle. FTnSk-
lin, East Rochester. MOultric. Winchester,
ROotstown, ERrlville. Macedonia, Bed.
ford, NewburE and Machine Shop, ar
Fives at Pittsburgh At 3:4O r. NJ, Rnlti-
moro at S:15 A, NJ, Philadelphia ut $50
A. ~. New York at 1H:3O A. NJ. Cleveland
At 62nP NJ. Toledo at 1885 r. 81. Detroit
at 1850 A. ~, jackson at 1880 A. NJ,
Chicago at s A. NJ, Erie at I2.47 A. H.,
Dunkirk IT ESQ a. b., and Buffalo at
SEQ A. NJ.
4:SS P. n. Fast Express Train stopping NJ all sta
tiOns except Deep Run TiltcHSviIle, Wnr-
rem. Browns. JeddO, ElliO'tsville. Port
Homer, Rogers Ferry, -Four Mile Run,
Nanp0rt, and Beaver. arrives at Pitts.
burEh ut $40 P. 81. Baltimore at 1852
. r. II. Philadelphia at 1915 A. ~, and
New York at 2:20 r. NJ.
lO:12 p. N. Express Train stopping and oil sta
tons west Of. Wellsville: alEo at Roches-
ter. Salineville. SummitVille. Hanover.
Bayari Alliance. Ravenna. Hudson. and
Euclid Street: arrives at Pittsburgh Mt
4;f0 A. 81. Baltimore at S:52 r. M. Phila.
delphia at 500 P. NJ. New York Mt $50
p. NJ. Cleveland at $3.50 A. ~: Toledo Mt
10:i5 A. NJ. Detroit At 300 y, NJ. Jack
son at 600 r. NJ. Chicago At 7:lN p NJ
Erie Rt l; 10 p, NJ. DnnkiTk ut a:55 p. II
nNnN1 ta0fFa az .0E n n
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Ayers Cherry PectoraI.


Coughs, Colds. Influenza, IIonrsSnss'
Group, Bronchitis, InctptSnt 20"
sumption, and for the hehsl
OF COnsumptiVe Patients
tn advanced Stages
OF the Disease.
This Is a remedy 80 university known to III
any other for the cure Of tTV,at aud lung etaip a..
that It is nseless here TO publish the eSidensri -.
virtues. ItS unrivAlled excellence for c 'thChs
colds. and its truly wonderful cures OF rruIl.i,i
disease have made Il known throughout Tue !,
nations of the earth. EHW are tie eouiunnl.e
even families among them who have not son,f
nOnaI experience Of it eiTectG-sme living " " 4.
their midst Of It's victory over the suh'F 49,
gernus tl,sorrierr Of the thrust and lunSs. -.
know the dFeadfnlinta Of tEC.s disorder ~,
they know. t,O, the effects nj this rers1y' ~. N
not do more than to assure them that IL IA. ,..
thevirtues thar Il did have when making lhs
which have won 30 strongly upon the c
Prepared by DR.. ]. C. AVER & Gu
Lowell. Mas.
Fer sals by A. c. GOOD CO and hy ~ iaa'
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Frnternnlly yonrs. a. IARlMER ID
RhenRatism, Gout, LireT Complaint.

INDEPENpESCE. Preston Co, Va 9th July. 1889
DE j. G. AYR: Sir: have been afflicted With
painful chronic RiSttWOtiSM for long time. uhiU
baiiied the skill nf Physicians and stuckstO ne J.
spite Df Rli the remedies could find until t-i
your SRrsapArilA. One hottie CuTed NE in IS
weeks. and restored my general health so murh ~
am far better than beEnre was attacked. lib.al
it n wonderful medicine. J. FREAM
jules Y. Getclieli. Of ST. LoniS- writes: i h"
been afflicted for years with an ELECTION Of ht L'ri
which destroyed my health l tried every thing al
everything failed To relieve me; and have ltta
brOken-,l,Wn man fer some years from no "'tG
cause than deranSCment ofNe Lirer. My br!3'r!
pastor, the tey. Sir. EEpy, advised me to tn Joi
SNrsararilia. because he said lie knew y"u. an! az
thing you mado trns wsrth trying By the lle..'E!
SIf God It has cure me. and has purified nv hh''
hs TO make new man Of me. feel young aga
The best that can be said Of you Is not half EN'i
enough"
.SehirTlE, Cancer, TImoTg Enlargement, Clatra'''
C;triEf and II oIidti0H ef the BoHst.
A great variety Of cases have been repeated TO-
where cures OF these formidable complaints larrrt
suited from tile nse Of this remedy, Int orr 'i17
here will not admit them. Some of them n,Ay =
found In Our American AlmAnsc, which the asrn'
below Dnmed are pleased to furnish gratis to all Va
call for them.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,

SSlo Manufacturer and Importer of the Sehietlnn
Aromatic SchnRpps,
is, GRAND y Beaver street, New York.
A. c, GOOD a Co. will supply tho trade.
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UD0LPHO wOLFE.S PURE JAMAICA
RUN. ST. CROIX RUN, SCOTCH AND
IRISH WHISKEY
All the nboye imported and bottled by himself
warranted pure and Of the best quality.
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what shall VVo Drinlk4

UDoLPHo wOLFEs PURE CoGNIAc
BRANDY,
Imported and bottled by himself warranted pure
and tbs beat quality with his certificates on the bot
tie, aud his seal on the cOrk.
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W.P. sN1TH. Master Of transportation.
LIN. COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent. apo
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FtIIIIIIcII ny HINII 10 INC OIIICe UITGCL.
Any person sending ms Club OF Twenty or more,
will be entitled TO nm extrN copy.
Copies will 10 sent to elsrgvmen at the lowest
FRANCIS HALL q co.,
PROPRIETORS,
mh26 20 PISE STREET., New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22

light bay horse was stolen from the stable
of SAMUEL SMITH, in Richland township. on Tues
day night. He is described as being between II
and II hands high, well built, black name anc
tail, star OH forehead, little white on ono hind
foot, occasionally little lame when hard used
six years old, natural trottcr. Th>owncr, JER
AMlAu TURNER, offers one hundred dollars reward
for the return of the horse and thief, or a liberal
reward for either. SAMUEL SMITH had horse
etocn at the same time. We have no description
of Smiths horse Horse thieves have been do
ing thriving business in that vicinity for while
Hope they will be picked up.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22

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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22
From Capt. brakes Company.
CAMp TYLER, Weston. Lewis Co., Va, |
August 18th, 1861.

August l4th, 1861.
FRIEND EsTILI:
lam again leading the gay life ofa soldier, and
that in the enemy's country, as the heading OF
this letter will testify having bid ndieu to Little
Holmes" and all therein, on the I'D ult, repair
ed forthwith TO Camp Chase, and became mem
ber of Company Ii, 23d Regiment, July 2lth-
This Regiment is commanded by Colonel f.. L.
Scammon, of Cincinnati, Lieutenant Colonel,
Stanley Mathews, Major, R. b. Hayes, all from
the "Queen City" These officers received their
appointment at the hands Of the Governor, and,
although the Companies composing the 23d are
all from the Northern part of the State, the Regi-
mental officers were selected from different por-
ton of the State, for what reason cannot say
Rosencrans was first appointed Colonel OF this
Regiment, but being promoted to Ihe rank OF
Brigadier General, Scammon was appointed to fill
the vacancy. The Company to which belong Is
ollicered by James l.. Drake, Captain +. G.
Richenbaugh, lst Lieutenant; d. X. Smith, "a
Lieutenant Bently Liggett, Orderly Sergeant
Thus far, am pleased with the officers and com
pany. When | arrived at Camp Chase, it was
generally supposed that we would leave next day
although we were not quite certain. In the eve
ming however, we received orders to prepare three
days ratons during the night, and the officer
were instructed to see that their respective com
mands were ready to march by O'Clock in the
morning. All preparations were promptly made
and we left camp early, carrying our guns, car
fridge boxes, and knnpsacks for four miles to Co
lumbus thus taking our first lesson in marching
one of the prominent occupations Of the soldier
About 10 o'clock we left the "Capital City," oil
the Central Ohio Rail Road, but our destination
none knew. presume, but the principal officers
but most surmised that Western Virginia was ou
point, which is the case AS we neared Zanes
vile, we were commanded to "sling knapsacks; !
Ii. e. to put them on,) and we afterwards ascer
tanned that it was the intention for us to leave tn
cars here, and go down the Muskingum by steam
boat, but different orders were received whilst a
GAINESVILLE, and we proceeded onward, quite slow
ly, though, for we had only reached Cambridg
against dark, distance of SIS miles, and it wa
not till morning that we reached Bollaire, on th
Ohio River, a distance of 1877 miles from Coum
bus Here | had my first view of ala Bell
Reviere," and the hills Of Virginia on the oppost
side During the forenoon we crossed the cea
waters of the Ohio, and | had the pleasure o
placing foot for the first time on the sacred sol
of the +. F. VS.. A short time elapsed, when W
took cars at the Benwood Depot, bound for Graf
ton, as we expected. We reached Farmingto
about dark, SO miles west of Grafton. Il was q
this place that the rebels burnt bridge las
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22

Spring, and the 10th Ohio Regiment rebuilt it
At every bri1go ofany consequence n dotachmcn.
OF soldiers was statianod 10 guard; by them we
were greeted with rousing cheers a. We passed.
felt sleepy and tired as night approached aud
soon found relief In refreshing sleep,
,tNaiurosa u,..,o, ra to-.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-22


Mr. EplToR:-l have noticed for some time the
great desire of the Black Republicans to unite
with the Democrats in Il no party game. What
does this mean? Why do men wish to unite with
a party which they daily call traitorsl A party
which they sarcasticaly fought for nearly three
quarters of century? Is it their love for the
Constitution and Union? No such thing, fellow
Democrats. Their object is to clasp us in their
arms, and strangle us with their oathsomc en-
brace. A union of parties, Vote with Bacl;
Abolitionists. Think of it Democrats Unite
with men who carried sixteen star banners; men
who declare the American Union sham, lie
an imposture covenant with death, and an agree
ment with hell Men of that same Black Re-
publican party that uttered such damnable scnt-
ments, now ask us Democrats to unite with them,
and thereby give them full scope to carry out
their devilish designs. They are still the Black
Abolition party and opposed to the Democratic
party. They hate the adopted citizens, they
trampe upon the constitution they curse the Union
and sing pOous of praise to the almighty negro.
They opposed the election of Jefferson, of Mad
ison and jackson, They denounced the war of
1872 and burnt blue-lights in their windows to
! light the cncmy's ships into our harbor. They
would have welcomed our heroic soldiers in Mex
leo, "with bloody hands to hospitablc graycs."-
They counSclcd carrying the incendiary torch and
assassns knife against the most sacred right oi
| American ireemcn in tho territory OF hallsas-
They are the authors and instigators of, and be-
for God and man, are responsible for nearly all
the outrages, the arsons and murders in Kansas
Unite with men who prolesslovc for the Constitu'
tion and Union, whilst horrid treason has possess
ion of their hearts. They declare to the worlt
that the Constitution must and shall be preserved
This thoy.do only to deceive the coniidng anC
mslead the enemy. They use the language o
patriotism and love for the Union, to secure tn
support of the Democratic party, whilst their acts
their prcceedngs of congress, lead only to disso
luton and all the evils that must follow.
In conclusion, let me say follow Democrats, n
mixing in with Black Abolition disunionsts, br
stand firm to that party which has always bee
the Union party. The party which has delivere
the government out Of many difficulties, and tn
only party that can save it at the present time,
A UNION DEMOCRAT
BERLIN, Holmes Co., Ohio.