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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23
Dissolution of E.r,ncrst,sD.

THE co-part ership entered into by the subscribers
i on the tenth day of October, 1859. by and under
the name and style OF WILLIAM CoGswsLL Co, is by
mutual consent, on this 2UrH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1861, hereby dissolved.
WILLIAM y. w. CUsHNAN, one OF the undersigned, is
hereby SOLELY authorized and empowered settle all
matters pertaining to said partnership and to receive
and receipt for all monies accruing said partner
ship, eithee by note or book account, collect
proceedings in law. if necessary, such person
persons as may refuse or neglect pay within
sonable time. WILL. H. W. CUSuMAN,
no2S-3w. WILLIAM COGs vi ELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23

If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle to cast their devils out, it is
ours who live in this water-logsed country
The miasmatic poison of our Swamps and
Marshes becomes veritable devil in the
blood to revel in the Agues and Fevers
which shake and scorch us all. Ayes
"Ague Cure" is said to be the apostle we
need, and some of our neighbors who have
tried it, confirm the report-,]ournaL Pa
no, I'LL no23-30.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23
ExPEprTIoY TO ACCoMAC Co, Va.

There are two counties of Virginia, which
occupy the lower extremity of a peninsula
running down from the eastern end of
Maryland between Chesapeake Bay and
the Atlantic, so as to be entirely Isolated
from the remainder of the State. The
upper or more northern OF these counties
-Accomac-has always inclined to the
side of the Union, while the other-North-
ampton-has been about two-thirds seces-
sion. A few secession troops were thrown,
not long ago, into the lower county from
Virginia, and with the aid of the seces-
sionists on the ground, it was proposed to
conquer the other and most populous
county. For this purpose a secession
army of about 5000 was organized, when
the people Of Accomac applied to the Go
vernment at Washington for aid. In re-
spouse, Gen. Dix, last week sent over
from Baltimore force of 1000 men,
This was enough Gen. Dix. issued to the
secessionists proclamation, advising them
to lay down their arms and conduct them
selves as peaceable, loyal citizens, other
wise he should adopt harsher measures.
They took his advice, laid down their
arms, and secessionism in that quarter is
sauelched. The beauty Of the matter is,
that within the boundaries of these coun-
ties are located those rich oyster beds
upon which the North has mainly relied
for the best of these bivalves, from which,
by this movement, secession will be COM
pletely cut Off
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23

Gov. YATES, we learn with regret from
Springfield, is seriously i'll.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23

GOVERNMENT Prisons are
given from Washington that Fort Mack
inaw, at the foot of Lake Michigan, is to
be fitted up for the reception Of rebel
prisoners. Another prison, for like pur-
poses, is about to be erected on Johnson's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23

SoUTH CAFoLINA.-A few days before the
attack on Beaufort, the Legislature OF South
Carolina was convened in extraordinary
session by the Governor, whose message
on the occasion is published in the New
York papers. The message, however
makes no allusion to the impending IN
vasion. The tone of Gov. Pickens is any,
thing but hopeful He says South Carolina
has about 20 regiments in the field, most
OF whom are in Virginia, and confesses his
inability to defend the State in their alb
sence Is most of these regiments are
enlisted for but one year, lie recommends
that they be retained for the war. Mem
myers notion Of pledging cotton as secu-
rity for Southern loans is condemned as a
tampering with praluce," which the
States should not permit The message
concludes by intimating that it may yet
be necessary for the South to adopt
"the stronger forms of the old world, to
give her government vigor enough TO carry
the Confederacy through the rebellion.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23

A life convict in the Ohio Penitentitry
has subscribed $50 to the National Loau,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23

Dupont's powder mill, at Wilmington,
Del, blew up again on the Goth inst.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23

From c. q. Wade's Livery Stable, red and white
COW, six or seven years old, long HORNS some white
in the face, short legs and Who yer Will give
Information where she may be found will be SUITABLY
rewarded. G. L. WADE.
Ottawa, November %. 1861.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23

party of 500 having landed onsthe island
twenty miles east of the fort for the pur-
pose. They were to be supported by 5000
others. The plan was discovered, how
ever and the fleet sent a vessel that she'll
ed them off in double quick time.
Our forces on Ship Island, at the en-
trance from Mobile to New Orleans, ex-
press great confidence that, with a suit
able land force of some six thousand men,
New Orleans can be taken without diff
Guilty, aud are calling loudly on the Gov
eminent to be allowed to make the
attempt.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-23
Boots and Shoes.

For have the Largest Assortment in the City and
PRICES FAR LESS THAN WAS EVER BEFORE
HEARD or IL THE STATE. CHILD CO.,
O7,s door BeSf of TIE BIak Of CttGoa, hsin Sired.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

party, II will bca new nalm but the party will be
just the'saim. II will lose none Of the sweet smo.
len oders Of Africa. The snim hopeful cusses
who hold Offices in the Republican party will hold
Office in It's Succedancum. The peoples party Is
great institution. We hav had more ncr ba
ker's duzcn of new parties, and always when we
Civ up the old party we called tho succedaneum
the peoples party. think it will work like mo
asses in nm August sui, and saiv us from the ras.
cally locofocos But we must git up M almity
fuss. If VIC don't the thing wont win. For these
reasons am in for fushen cor. 'usben, or anything
else that will rotane us emmincntly patriotic gen.
temen in the green pastures what hav contributed
so literally to our corporeal and pecuniary develop
ment, and IL will ot bruthor Dennison down as
easy as hen wood cum down on nest of half
batched eggs; and when We git the Legislature we
will elect Dennison to the United States Sinet Go
in, and ma success crown our Efforts II is now our
duty to sacrifice life, lazy, peace, property, prnci.
ple party and in short everything but offs for the
good of our country.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
TTHE BENEFIT OF GOOD AID

VICE. Trunks to Mrs WINsLow's Soothing
Syrup, we have for yers been relieved from sceD.
less nights of painful watching with poor suffer
ing, tcething children. Unlike all the preparations
ofopium which are usually got up TO make children
sleep. and which stupciy the child, ,he Soothing
Syrup gives not only rest, but vigor and heal tn;
the litlle fellow will wake up bright cheerful
and refreshed. II il sure, moreover, to cure Wind
Collie and regulate the bowels. As we freely re.
ceived the advice which calls forth the above
thanks, freely give it to others and say 10 nll
mothers 90 purchase the Soothing Syrup for your
child and you will thank us for this advice
Sold ovcrywher at % cents per bottle, Office, 3
! Cedar street, New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
ngTHE GROWTH OF TIE UNI.

TED STATES Has been about per cent. per
annupi while the increase Oi the Mustang Lni
ment has been from 90 to 30 per cent, showing
the estimation an increasing popularity Of this
valuable urtcle. 1t has, no doubt saved the coun
try half n million year in cattle and horses alone
while for human ailments such az Bruises, Stiff
Joints Rheumntism, Pains, Cuts Burns, Coked
Breasts Bites, dc. ii has no equal. Did you ever
see it tried without success, upon either man oi
beasR 1t should always be kept in every house
and stable. Accidents will occur. Promptness is
efficacy. But be pa rticulnr and buy of none but
respectable dealers See that every wrapper bears
the signature OF u :. Barnes Proprietor. and q,
| w Wcsllrook Chemist, and the precauti mary
words, "Tr0don Mark" in two Aledullions Of tho
Federal Currency
Sold at 2j cents so cents and 81 90 per Bottlc, by
all respectable dealers throughout the hobiubio
Globe. j. S. BARNES d. Co, Now.York
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Rccf Notice.

2-OT1CE f. hereby given that there will be pet
- tion presented to the County Commiss ioners &c
the Couuty q Holmes, Ohio, at their september
session, a. ID. lsCl, PRAYING said County Ccmmis-
from Frederick SnclcubcrgeY's to David D. Troy
err in German Township in the Aforesaid County
of Holmes. said alteration 20 commence Ia hs
said road at lbe corner % Jonathan Berger rf-
den, on the Norih-west quartcr 0r section twenty
four in 'YTGs ip eight q range four; thence in
spUihorly direction on the N1Fth-cas aide cf tho
20 the east line a said quarter section near
stump. tAerr t. Intercept said above dc-cribcd
rgad agIi1. Ard 1ls0 PRAYING 'La- 20 much of tho
old road from the starting p1In herein mentioned,
and whore said alteration terminates on tho East
line 0f said North west quarter of section twenty
four iu township cight and range four may be va
c4cafcf. MANY PETITIONERS.
july 3Jth ls6l va
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
For the Farmer.
For the Farmer.
To tie Honorable Board Of School Erdminers,l
Holmes County, Ohio. (


Dean SIRs:-As a teacher of this county, let
me call your attention for n moment to the cor
ruption of our profession 1t is to you that we all
look for supprt, for in you lays the power, to ad
NIT m'n and women into our profession, and to
exclude the unworthy who would corrupt and dis
honor it. 1t is your duty to examine into the
character, and to ascertain the ability and kuowl-
edge of teaching, in those who present themselves
TO fill this important station, to teach the rising
generations and lay the foundation Of future gov
ernmcnts, moral, Political and religious. The
boast of our country is the free school system,
where both rich and poor can partakc Of the pure
waters that flow from the eternal fountains of
knowledge, and all have an equal chance to rise
ana became great men and women; and every law
abiding citizen, every man who loves his country,
and every man who is proud to say, | am an
american; should give to it aid and protccton.-
Yet with all the aid that others can give, if Won
will admit thieves, those who are destitute of
everything that would make them competcnt
teachers; our profession must become corrupt to
its very foundation. Gentlemen, say this from
facts, for ut the last examination that attended
more stole their way through, by the aid ofohors,
ttsn got their certificates legally. ! do not sa
with your knowledge, honorable Board, for hon
estly believe that You are ignorant of the fact and
therefore thought it duty TO inform you of this
under ground railroad that is bringing them, in
overwhelming numbers, Whole ale and RETAIL TO
our port; Of all kinds and stripes. Some who offer
their service for sixteen dollars per month which
any man of good common sense knows they could
not do if they had to spend time and money to
qualify themselves for this important position in
public, and to get their certificates legally. In
what manner or way examinations should be con.
ducted to give justice and equality to all, is not
for ne to say; but with great confidence in YOU,
ask your most prompt attention and succor to free
our profession from ntruder4 and corruption.
Remaining Yours,
With Great Respect,
S.S.Y.
Rrn,,., n LIZ nnI-, lEci
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Legal Notice.

TOHN BUTLER md FL zabeth Butler his wife of
y the State Of Indiana, Alexander Iceper of
the state Of Iowa, will take notice that Mars Lcp-
er, ot the County u Holmes, and state of Ohio,
hled her petition in Chancery in the Court cf Com
mon Pleas Of the County Of HOLMES and State #
Ohio, against the said John BuHcr md F'izobcth
utler his wife, ard said Alexander Ler4f. md
HENRI Leper Parker Lepcr. Peter Leper, Hezc kiah
John Leper, OcEer and Catharine Ocker bic wife,
and Martin Ieper; the object and praye Of which
petition isto have the dover Of the said Mary Lopez
as widow Of Alexander Leper. decd. late or sid
County, Ohio, SET of and assigned i1 the
South -eastquarter Of gectign thirty in t0y7usD IF
teen. Angetwelve, in said Holmes County.
BANCROFT q YOORHES,
August /, 1861 n24w6pis350 Attys for P!'tT
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
A Noted Anniversary.

The date of the reverse at Bull Run is the an
niversary of the battle at Shrewsbury, in l40f
between Henry w and Henry Percy (Hotspur.)-
Upwards of eight thousand persons were slain ii
he conflict. The renowned battle of the Pyramid
was fought in Egypt, July 2lst, 1893. Bonaparte
defeated Murad and the other Beys Cairo sur
rendered to the French, and the whole of LoweI
Egypt submitted to the Corsican.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

JOHN LUKE. Administratof !
OF jacob Luke deceased,

JOHN LURE. Administrator
Of jacob Luke deceased, In the Ptoha,s
49,, r. 70. Nourt of Holmes
mhrgntot fifhcr and County
jacob Usher. he, husband Petition 10 soil
Andrew X. Lewis. her husband,
George Luxe, To tho daf, ndats.
JACOB Luxe Who are heirs and
Samuel Luke. legal represeutnt.
Mars SkigRins, aud ives ofJecoh Luke
John SMEgins, her husband dhoenscd, YOU nfs
Rcnbon DayisOn, hereby Informed
William DuvifOn. that On tho ehi
Eliznbcth Luke day. Of Juls leci.
Benjamin Luke. said John Luke ~
WiHiiaimi i'Iai Luke. S"' oTosaid, osG 'aIed II,
Petition IN the Probate Court Of Holmes County.
Ohio the object and prgy er II Which petition Is 10
obtain ordcr 30, on the 2nd dos ~ Septcuhci
20 for the sale Of the following real estete ing
and being n the County of Holmes aforesaid, e
which the sRid Jacob LUhe died feiged or 90 much
lereofas mas BE- necessary 70 pay tho debta Of said
dcccdant. to-vin The East half Of tho South-east
quarter Of section nine tOwnghip eight rAnIo hvc
conta lining eighty acres more or less. excepting
therfrom twenty acres sold % the North end thereof
10 George Luke Also part % The Northeast guar
TER Of section twelve. township eight, range ive Of
the unappropiated lnuds in the military district.
bcugdcd as iOllows' Commencing ten perehcs rom
the North west corner, the east and vest line,
post defigDat,d b. the letter a: thence south =
v.wo and half lfdegtoes East thirv-nine Tor az
o. g. post lie ter j; thence North fcrty-iour and
onc-half degrees East fourteen perches and four
INKS TO post letter O. thence North sevcnty-tTO
fourteen !inks 70 post letter p; thence Ncrlh
eight perches 20 pos letter ~ thence West Il w.
ciT1t purches and twelve links TO the place o DO,
ginning. containing four acres nud one hundred
and ono perches. Also the Northwest pert Of ,he
Last half cf The Nortb-cast quarter Of section
twelve, 'nwnship eight, iauRe five commencing at
the Norths corner Of the East half Of said quar-
ter thence East two cbnins and two one-hnndied'h3
thence south fJstyninc and ouc-halt degrees east,
ten chains thence south forty four dogro and Gf
teen mi u'e.. west thirteen chains and seventy live
one-hurdre tbs, thcnce north sixteen chains and
forty One-hun ndredtbs 20 the place IS beginning,
containing eight and one-holf acres of land,
JOHN LUKE Administrator Of
JACOB LUKE deceased
BANCROFT < WORRIES Attys for Pf
Jul, % l-gl ug{w4pfs1 60
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
IIurrah for Orrville.

The McNulty Guards arrived at Orrvile at 10
o'clock on Saturday, where they were detained
some three hours. Soon after their arrival the
good people of that place had t.bles spread and
bountifully laden with the best of "grub," in a
large warehouse. 1t was the best dinner the boys
had since they left this place, in May last. The
citizens and soldiers had very pleasant time to-
gcth r, and the people of Orrvillc will long be
remembered By those who feastcd on their bounty.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

8ry-Twenty five 10 sixty dollars and expenses
per mo. will be- paid by the Erie Sewing Machine
Co.to their Agents. for selling the Erie Sewing Ma.
chine This IS now Machine, and 80 simple in
its construction that child can learn to operate it
by half m hours instruction. /, Is equal TO any
Family Sewing Machine in uae and they take the
premium over the fifty aud ono hundred dollar
machines The Company wish to employ agents
in every county in the Unitec States Address
for particulars, Erie Sewing Mnchine Co. K
James, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
EyTO PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND

Singers, llunnewoll's Universal Cough Remedy
particularly recommends itself II not only clears
the voice but pre- pars for the greatest exertion but
by its Tonic and Strong thening properties pre-.
vents prostration, often the follower of great
exertion in speaking md singing. The above
suggestions are from use in cases where all other
remedies have tailed TO produce OBJECT. Campaign
speakers will find this true to tho letter md make
their arguments felt Se5 advertisement
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Atlantic Monthly.

The Atlantic Monthly for August contains the
following articles: Trees in Assembages; Miss
Lucinda; A Soldiers Ancestry; Fibra; Ma,
Turner's r'slnsurrection; Concerning Veal; Remines.
cences of Stephen A. Douglas; Our Rivers Agne;
of sowento; Mail Clad Steamers; Parting Hymn
Where will the Rebellion Leave Us7; Theodore
Winthrop; Reviews and Literary Notices, anc
Recent American Publications Three dollars .
year. Address, Tcnor & Fields, Boston.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Those Funds.

The money contributed for the volunteers be.
fore they left here has not been distributed among
them. Where is it7 How much of it is yet on
hand7 If there is any, and we learn there is, let
it be divided among the boys without delay. They
have not got their pay from the State, and many
of them are in need. This should have been at
tended to Saturday, but better late than never.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Correction.

A typographical error in last weeks paper put the
rale OF property belonging to JcHN HALL on the
18th inst, whereas It should read the 18th. Those
who desire attending the sale will please bear
this in mind.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
Military Picnic.

We are requested to say that there will be a
grand military Picnic at Oxford, on Saturday the
24th day of August. All the Military companies
in the county are to be invited, and the people of
Oxford and vicinity are to prepare a dinner, free
to all. Welook for good time.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
The Army Worm at Wooster.

The OOster RcDUONcdN has CHe IOTOWIHg IT
it's issue Of the lst instant:
For twoor three days past, there has been nc
little excitement in w Wooster, on account of the
discovery of the army worm, by tens of thousands
in the fields about town. They are from an inch
to two inches in length, and in general appearance
resemble the grub worm Their course seems to
be north but they appear and disappear so sud
denly in the same field, that it is difficult to tell
where they come from or whence they CO. Meth
er grass oats, corn, or any other vegetable, seem;
10 escape complete destruction where they are
hut as yet we have heard of no great damag' from
them.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

XTTHEN you come TO MNarshurV, 10 call at the Post
~ Onloe and set one ther War Papers, Frank les
BE, Harpers weckIy, New York Illustrated. The
numb for July contain Hlstrltuus Of the fighting 10
Western Virginia. with exciting and truthful account
nf tn. flights Price cents
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08

IT HE large stock Of Pocket Books, Wallets, Port
Monies, pursc', &C., just received at the BOOK
STORE, which wiz he sold At prices that Wiz surprise
and grattv those who wish TO buy.
Aug /, left-2im3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
AISn-
SieriN's Sale.

John Berger
VS.. In Holmes Common
6Hd WiIl,P@ haaes s nIssIsba. IeaS5hA Pleas
NOTICE ia hereby given that the undersigned
y Sheriff Of the county of Holmes a3I STAG Of
Ohio, will by virtue ofs writ of +. a. issued fs~1n
the Court Of Common Pleas Of said Holmes COUNTY,
against said defendants. offer for sale " public
auction, on the promises Of Moses Hoag!sud, in
said county.
On Monday, the 1871 day Of August, 4. D. lsGl,
between the hours of 70 oc'ock \. VI. and o'clock
?. NJ OF said day. the following good. and chGtfel9,
wit:-ihree stacks Of Hay one rick OF liag; ono
half Of ten acres Of Oats, delivered in the bushel;
two-thirls Of fften acres # Oats, delivered IN 81
bushe, one-haf If rwelve acres Of Corn, delivered
In the Gushcl. twothiYds Of twcnty acres o. Corn.
delivered in the bushcl. "
JOHN FRENCH,
Aug. :, ls6i-nc4vopfs3,e0 sheriff
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
BERLIN, o., July 29d, 1861.
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED-On the lst Of August, by J. II.
McCAsKEY, Esq, Mn. WILLIAM VANOS-
DEL and MISS NANCY JANE COULTER
all Of Mechanic Township.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
THAT LADY

FROM near Iomcsvuc, who went 10 the hook Store
L and bought one of their A. Skirts, created quito q
sensation their neghhorhnod when told what it cost
Teat locality all buy their skirts since ri the
BOOK STORE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-08-08
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