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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10

Inc fremont ana Dlalr lmDfOSilO-iet-
tiers, charges, specifications, &c.,-have
been published. The following is con-
denced statement of their contents:
COLONEL BLAIR's COMPLAINTS.
On the 1st of September Colonel Frank
P. Blair wrote to his brother, Montgomery
Blair, Postmaster General, complaining
that Fremont was at fault for not re-en-
forcing Lyon; that at Fremont's camp
there was no discipline, that proper steps
to check the enemy had not been taken,
and urging that Fremont should be reliev-
ed of his command and man of ability
put in his place. This letter was submit
ted to the Cabinet, and occasioned an earn
est discussion as to Fremont's continuance
in the Western Department. a.;
Colonel Blair's father informed Mrs.
Fremont that these charges had been
made. On behalf of her husband she
wrote to President Lincoln, to be furnished
with copy of Frank Blair's charges.
PRESIDENTS REPLY.
Who replied that no impression had
been made on his mind against the honor
or integrity Of General Fremont, and pro-
tested against being understood as acting
in any hostility toward him. That Post
master General Blair had repaired 10 St.
Louis as friend OF Fremont, but was not
sent to examine into that department.
FREMONT AND THE PosrMAsrER-GENERAL.
Fremont requests that the Postmaster
General furnish him copy of Colonel
Blair's charges. 1t was sent with a re-
quest that Colonel Blair, then under arrest,
should be released. The release was Or
deared but declined, and as prisoner at
the Barracks, the brother Of a Cabinet Of
ficer awaits trial.
TWO CHARGES AGAINST COLONEL BLAIR.
l. Conduct unbecoming an officer and
a gentleman, Specifications relate to
Blair's frequent street talk, assailing Cen
eral Fremont, the commanding Genera,
and his secret, insidious, lunsustained
charges, forwarded 10 covertly reach the
Cabinet and disturb the Presidents conf
dence, thus not affording Fremont an op-
portunity of defense. .aBei1 81
2: Communicating by printed article,
to the public false Impressions, disparag-
ing 10 his superior officer. ad-iii
The specifications relate to a sentence
in an article published by Blair, rejecting
thus on General Fremont: 2
81 assure you [meaning the editors of
said newspaperb whether you believe mo
or not, that l do not even shrink from the
pompous threats which appear in your COL
umns, but whose unfamiliar garb betrsys
! another origin"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10

Fun AHEAD.-Yaukee Robison's Great
Show will be in Millersburg on next Mon
day. To those who wish to enjoy big
laugh, this will be an excellent opportunity
to do so.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10

w Coshocton county elects the whole
Union ticket. Good for Coshocton.
No other counties heard from at the
time of going topress.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10
Resultin the state.

Election news from the State at large
comes in slowly; but enough has been re-
ceived TO make TOPS election by very
large majority sure thing.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10
New Tailor Shop.

MESSRS. HENDERSON & JACOBS res
,IA pectfully inform those wanting clothes
made that they have taken the room Immediate
ly over Mulvanes Store, where they are
Prepared to giUe Eyts
at all times and at reasonable prices. Their
long experience in the business enables them
to guarantee sa tlsfaction. Fashion Plates reg
ularly received. =, =
HENDERSON & JACOBS.
Millersburg, Oct l. 1861
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10
Prove AIIThings
CONSTELLATION FREE.
THh MopE OF ExAMlSArrov
G " Zeigler.

Pursued by DR. Wadsorth is very simple and entirely
new, and By it disease ,ny of the internal vital or
gans in few minutes detected with facility and
certainty without asking the patient question hav
ne the least previous knowledge of the
DR.. gives his undivided attention to all forms Of
chronic disease, treating thousands of different
every year, large majority of whom have ied most
other methods of cure in vain. DR. W. wishes it dis
nctly understood that he makes speciality Of one
disease but processes to understand the whole human
SYSTEM and is constantly demonstrating this knowledge
by describing to those who consult him tho location
nature and durability of their diseases without any ques
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10
Those Suffering from Chronic diseases

Of any description, may be assured that their will
be treated fairly and candidy, and they will not be
eounged to take medicine without corresponding pros
pect of benefit. DR. has visited Cleveland and other
places in Ohio and New York, regularly for the last
two years and furnish patients with amount Of
evidence in regard to his skill and qualifications as
physician.
Those wishing to consult by letter. may direct 10 Ba
tavis N. to the of the Hotel at any of ap-
pointments. INV wADSW0RTH, u. d,
Batavia, NY.
Residence and Principal Office.
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The Nattonal Loan.

The success that attends the financial move
ments of the Government is sure forerunner
of the certain triumph which it will eventually
secure by its military movements against the
gigantic rebellior. Men and naoney are the
great essentials in every contest. and, while the
former, taken from the peaceful arts Of life, are
being moulded into that strong arm whose force
shall bring reason and proper appreciation Of
Government to the traitors, postcrity will not
Jail to award dee praise to those patriotic citi-
zens whose means are contributing SO much to
the maintenance and support of law and order
The opening of agencies for popular subscrip-
tions to the national loan, and the hearty and
patriotic response of the masses, will make an
era In our country's history. Here will date
the fact which was proclaimed to the world
but not believed-that the Government wns en-
,hroned in the hearts of the. people. and no:
merely viewed as a--medium of individual ag-
grandizement. When these strong pulsations
of the popular heart are understood in Europe,
as they soon will be, the tone of the press. con
trolled by the money kings. will be sensibly
modified. Instead of striving to belittle our
Government, and to get IFS loans at heavy dis
count, they will be amazed at the solidity Of
our democratic institutions, which they consid-
er incompatible with unity and good govern
ment.
1t is estimated that over one million dollars
per day are now contributed to the treasury
and while the loan yields support and income
to our own people, its proceeds are not disburs-
ed abroad to enrich foreign nations, Out return
ed to our mechanics rs the reward of honest
toll in furnishing supplies and materials ncces-
sary to successful action against the rebellion.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10

AMMUNITION.
Musket ball and buck and ball cart
ridges. for percussion arms -. a,3a2 $50
Rife ball cartridges. 60 caliber 6S9, 900
90 do So calibre 366, 900
do do 81 calibre 58,U00
Whole number musket cartridges - 3,447, $50
Percussion caps for small arms ----1 i s., 900
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10
New YoRK Oct stb


James w. Bleecker, Treasurer of the
New York Stock Exchange, died to- day.
Specialize tie Post. -
Adyices which have Just been received
here from the West represent that the
people are. intensely excited over the ru-
mors of the removal Of Gen. Fremont
So general is this cutcry at the West that
the government has determined not to in
terfere with him until he has had ample
time to show his capacity for command
1t is now certain that he will neither be
superseded nor court martialed while his
troops are in the face of the enemy, and
bis friends are filled with the most ardent
hopes.
Gen. Wool left this city by the morning
train to-day. 1t is supposed that his desti-
nation is St. Louis. ..s-
Gen. Mcclellan has put an end to the
visits of the Pennsylvania politicians in
our Camp. =.
The Richmond papers of Thursday
slate that JEFF. Davis arrived at Fairfax
Court House on Wednesday and made
speech to the soldiers telling them that if
they made good use of their rifles they
would soon be in Baltimore.
The Richmond Journals also state that
the sick soldiers of the rebel army have
been sert from Manassas so Richmond,
and that this movement was made in ex-
pectation of battle. ...- ..4s.
1t is said at the War Department that it
was La Mountains balloon, the Saratoga,
which passed Washington yesterday; thus
the reports that it was vagrant rebel bal
loon are dissipateb. Official information
has been received that the British steamer
Bermuda, which sailed from Liverpool,
Aug. 10th, had evaded the blockade and
reached Savannah with arms, munitions, DC.
Private intelligence is considered conclu-
sive as 10 the fact. ,.... ~
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ATTACHMENT.

James Lisgett, Plaintiff
against
George England and }DEEopr r... "
Thomas Sharpnack, hMorrsm "a W..h
Defendants }inrton torrr.S; 49," ~ -
justice issued order of attachment Ia the above t
for the sum Of one hundred and thirty dollars. and
probable costs twenty Eve dollars.
JAMES LIGGErr
Oct. 10, 1861.
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Meiu advertisements.
Wanted at this Office.

A n APPRENTICE to tie Printing Business is want
IA cd Immediately at fhin oelce. He should be . toll
erae good English scholar about 16 Is years of sgs
and must be boy Of good moral character. To such
gooe opportunity to learn the Printing business viii
De gwen. oy making immediate application.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10
Fremont and Blair.

The Fremont and Blair imbroglio-let-
tiers, charges, specifications, &c.,-have
been published. The following is a con-
denced statement of their contents:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-10-10
Unkfar & Co.

Joseph Wilson d Sons 9. John D Wise,
Woodruff. Mrs Eliza Watts, Thorn. Woodruff.
John Whltworth, VIM Wilson, Lydia A Wilbur,
George Wiles. -|
Dan1 Yoder, Mrs Lucy Yeastz, Avon Young
G II Zainlar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-07-25
/. d. COle.

rLOTHIN q CT 0 I II y u !
~ We would invite the attention the public 10
our large stock OF
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING
Adapted 10 Spring and Summer wear. II contains
many styles.-G GODS that cannot TAI! 70 suit
purchasers
FURNISHING GOODS
We have the finest display of GENTS GoOoz ever
offered in this vicinity Just received
THE UNION CRAVAT
Showing the STAR and Stripes
HATS ANb CAPS
4 great variety All the styles. Spring style
SILK Hats. silk Hats made to order
TRUNKS. VALISES, TRAVELLING BAGS. sc.
We receive these goods direct from the mandatory
and sell them al a -mall advance.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
A choice selection of Br0adcl0lAs, Cashmere aA1
VssIiHgs with all the novelties OF the eea-On All OF
which will be made into garments, to order. III su-
perIOT manner.
l. D COLE
dw-may / Merchants Exchange. Rutland. VI
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s'gsHsysa~~sONEKs, NOTICE.

THE undersigned having peen appointed by the
L Hon.Probate Court foI the District of Rutland,
Commissioners TO receive, examine, and adjust all
Gains and emands OF all persons anst the estate
OF Charles Burt, late Rutland, in SAID District
deceased, hereby give notice that viii meet tor
the purpose OF examining and alowiI g said claims
ut tie office of E.Graves in said Rutland, the Sd
Mondays Oh August and October next, from O'CLOCK
Z NJ until O'Clock L. NJ. %, each OF said days, and
that six months ON the 18Th day otJuue, A b 1851
i the time limited By said Court for said creditors
TO present their said claims - as for examination
and aI!U aHCc.
Dafo. Rutland. " 18TH 1av ofJune A d. 1851,
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A@AaR AEt7f 'NAE ut- la tUuitUHHU
sur run jar Eatuoaasj,7s amt Nepra fa N rs te7ys
rrn. ne uhGeTslSned hereby certify that they have
used " Gardner rheumatic ana Neuralgia Com
poun for the cure OF Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
and lave in every found immediate and perIna
nent relief We have full confidence In its healing
qualities. and would recommend II to all who are
afflicted with these harr4ssing diseases a. one of the
safest and best medicines ever offered the public
s HANCOCK, Jr., . South Market Il Boston
". II. ALLEN. Boston; HENBY a. FULLER /
South Market 81. Boston SAM l. WALES, Jr.. City
Hotel, Boston; GEO. Il. PLUMMER. Maverick
-quare. last Boston; HENRY d. GARDINER
Webster st. East Boston; ABRAM WEEkI Wei,
ster et Boston C@p:. CHAS. q. DOLLIVER East
Boston
Tas beat medicine for the disease eyersaw CHAS
a SMITH, No Ola State House Boston
Have been afflicted with Rheumatism in its worst
form and entirely cured by the use OF one bottle
a. w. Dryer, Mathews Building. Commercial st.
Boston,
Gardiner Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
has entirely relieved from sufeIugs of several
years standing. ". L. HODGhINS No. l Old
state House, Boston.
After suffering with Rheumatism tor twenty YEAR
entirely cured by the use OF two bottles Car
diner Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound NOR
MAN /. Af ERS. Franklin st, Boston.
he rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been
taken by hundreds OF people for ScrOfulous Humors
with great benefit 1t may be given to children with
perfect safety.
At wholesale by MACY sJENKINs. 81 Liberty
St New l ork.
Principal Depot-S7 KiIby ST.. Rostou.
None genuine unless signed by
CHAS. F. GARDINER
For sale by Pond 4 More and Francis Fem Rut-
land; John T. Weeks, Brandon W. T. Russell and
Ii. "A Sheldon, Mddlebury; W. q Sprague. Yer
gennesi and Apothecaries generally. 34-ly ennis
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II w - d 's
QUlNlNE TONIC BITTERS I!
The Best Aromatic Tonic ever offered to
the Public.
a 4 w - q D's

RECOMMENDED 81 THE FACULTY
For It's Superior Medicinal Qualities.
4 HIS elegant compound which has secured the
confidence and endorsement OF most OF the lead
Ing ftYsiclans OF New England, is a palatable and
elhcIeht form OF nfHtHe containing all the peculiar
virtues OF PERUVIAN BARK, carefully combined with
various tonnes and sfonqchic and fail to meet
the wants OF the dtbi. itated.
1t l. Il mild t0Htc to the stomach. increasing the
appetite assisting digestion, preeminentlI god ip
dyspep Ia strengthening and invigoratng 10 the di
gestlVe ana nervous stem after Frustrated diseases
and IN fever and ague, kindred complaint its aid
il invaluable.
For diarrhga dysentery and cholera morbus the
pubhc may rest assured there Is be any better
genera remedy.
Que Of the very best Physicians Boston has said
" tadt - IS ne 1et PREPARATION Of Bjtisrs thai mas fe
bssr ofsysd 10 tn pub1ir''
Put up ~ haifpint we'll a. quart bottles in or
der THAI al may convince themselves Of it, superior
merit.
printed circulars
FOR SALE BY
II \ ; Ii y I " OOD.
50 CENTRAL 81. BOSTON
And by Druggists everywhere
- + or sale In Rutland by POND 4 MORE
Boston. sept /. 1859 a.-,
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COuMESSTONERs' NOTICE.

FH7HE undersigned having been appointed by the
HOh.PrObate Court, for the District of Rutland,
Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands of all persons against William L.
Standard late OF Rutland in SAID District deceased
hereby give notice that will meet LOT the purpose
OF examining ard allowing said claims at the office OF
Hor len i'll hutlahu the last lhursdays OF the
months of OctOb Der and Decent er next from O'Clock
7. NJ until 4 O'Clock + 81, each OF said days, and
that SIN mouths from the 18th day OF July, A. d,
lN6l is the time limited by said Court for said credi
tor- to present their said claims to for examination
ana allowance.
1861
za.su Nm n ALk n A1ILEN Com,rs.
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Clothing.
CUSTOM TAILORING ROOMS
w. w. MCCALL,

GRAFTON & NICHOLS BLOCK, UP STAIRS.
Would give notice TO his friends and the public
generally that he has made arrangements with sew
eral first class
CLOTH IMPORTING AND JOBBING HOUSES
In New ork, whereby samples of the latest STYLES
OF goods designed for geHtlemen's wear are being
received, and on hand for inspection.
The very best OF French, English and American
. r c o ATTN GS.
which Will be made up at very low prices
DRESS CLOTHS every shade, quality and price to
chose from, WHICH will be made up in style that it
just takes Mccall to make.
PANT AND BUSINESS SUlI GODS,
Comprising One Hundre mt STYLES OF
attest designs.
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Legal Notices
STATE OF VERMONT.

he MUTUAL BANK. p.,.Io.., f,.,,..... ,,,--.
FAKEASD \. BENEDICT March Term. ISL.
4 ction Of Assump-it on note dated rs June lsso
n payable to . Cronkhite. for the OF SOY 10
IN four months after date and endorsed the Plain
tiff. ALSO common counts.
Because the said Benedict IesIdes without this State
to it, in the state OfNew jersey, and has not been
personally notified OF the pendency OF this ut IL
ORDERED. that he b. notified 10 appear at the next
term said court, to be held Rutland in tn coun
~ OF Rut and, Oh the second Tuesday Of September
a D 1861, then and there to answer thereto. BY
publishing the substance OF the Plaintiff declaration
with this order, three weeks successfully in the
Rut land Daily and Weekly Head the last Of which
to be al least twenty days before said term. which
is given. &C.
+. W. HOPKINS Clerk
NJ. WILLARD, Atty. 29-3w
STATE IL, or rEk s9 ~ Hon Probate
of Rutland,
TO all persons Interested in tie state OF George
Cspron, late OF Tiumouth, il said District. de
ceased,
GREETING:
BY the authority OF the State Of Vermont YOU are
hereby notified 10 appear before said court at the
Register office in Rutland. il said District on the
1st Tuesday. being the 9Th day OF August next.
there and then to be heard if you cause on the
probate and allowance of a certain instrument in
writing dated the 23i OF May A D 1861. purpOrtlng
to be the last will ana testament OF SAID deceased.
Given al Rutland III said District this 18th day of
June. A. b, 1861.
23-3w HENRY HALL Register
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GERS. acted admirably. He collected his forces
and covered the retreat, and up TO the last mo-
III, mt was personally engaged IN the cndeavor to
rally his men to make stand at Centreville.
1t was the arrival of fresh reinforcements to
the enemy in superior numbers that turned the
scale of battle.
The enemy before now might perh ,ps have
more TO boast Of if they had followed up the ir
advantage last night.
Washington, July %
The number of killed and wounded is grad
uaIy decreasing
SIX hundred Z0uaves have returned.
Rest sa isted that we will furnish information
as soon as possible regarding names. &c, but
there is too much nabinty to mistake for haste.
1t is now understood that Col Wilcox, re-
ported killed, IS living though badly wounded.
Washington, July p
Gen Mcclellan has been summoned by the
government from Western Virginia to repair to
Washington, to take command OF the army Of
the Potomac.
Gen. Rozencranz takes his place in command
of the army of Western Virginia.
The corus de armce at Washington is TO be
instantly reorganized. The orders have already
been gwen
Offers Of regiments already raised and being
raised Will he accepted with such rapit Ivy as 10
insure that this will be accomplished in 4 few
days.
Llrge reinforcement, from various districts
are already OH the way hither. orders having
been elrgraphed for them yesterday While the
battle was in progress The government enter
tainS no apprehension for the safety Of tie
capitol.
Preparations not only for the defensive but
for the renewal Of offensive operations going
on vigorously
Gen. Mcdowell has returned TO his head
quarters at Arlington Heights. The regiments
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VESTINGS VESTTNGSl

'ehtI'hen leaving their orders at this establish.
ment nave several advantages: In having their
garments made by the best OF Mechanics as0 cnt in
superior style, and warranted to fit; no old shelf
goods but every order new, direct from the CITY ms
the customer may select.
cai Is respectfully solicited, and especially from
the most fastidous dress il gives the subscribe
pleasure TO sui them.
gTCutting done for others to make.
kut land. Jan. 10, 1861 OFT
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HIN Cook, lst Ohio: Charles Benzon, 9th
New York Charles Quimnns, l4th New York
II. w Socum, Col. 9th New York; Il. N.
Fuller, Rhode Island J. Collins, 69th New
York G, H. Chase, I'd New Jersey j. Nelson
I'd Y rmunt; d. w Whitmore, ID New Hamp
shire; George Ames, list New Jersey j. Nc
Euffy, Gath New York S. G. Stewart, I'd
Maine; James Moran, Barker's 9Th artillery :;
James Chapman, I'd Ohio; 7. Catti, GO h New
York John Ohon and John II. Sumner Fire
Zouaves Andrew Hill, ID Vermont; NJ. Con:
lon, Zouav9, Capt John Breslin, 69th News
York others are only slightly wounded. Col
Socnm of the N. Y. 27th is wounded, not kill
ed
Washington July %.
An agent OF tie Associated Press furnishes
the following:
The retreat Of the troops to Cenreville was
successful accomplished by eight O'Clock last
evening, the regiments regalnlng the positions
vacated IN the morning, minus a large number
that had scattered in the woods IN various di-
rcctiOus.
Those that succeeded in reaching Centerville
had al opportunity OF four hours sleep. The
reserve force under Col. lilies being posted be
yond CcntervI!Ie at one o'clock III the morning
the etreal from that point commenced ana was
maintained good Orter 10 Arlington heights
and Alexandria. The army III It's r@treat were
compel t. leave behind i ia!ge amount OF
provisions and ammunition, hbout forty army
wagon tcll ln:v he yands OF the rebels
AS fast lie Federal troops retired, their pc.
stion, immediately occupied by the rebels
until after Fairfax Court House was passed, af'
which the pursuit was not co tInued.
In many instances tis- teans.er, unhltChad the
horses and abandoned tnv wagons. when there
was not the Zig est necessity
Iue sci cavalry Wa tie err If Our yoIun-
feers, who Acre compelled 10 keep III the woods
to ayo.d etr4 charged ~ them.
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STATE OF VERMoNT, THE Hon. Probate
trict OF Rutland.
Ioau persons interested in the estate OF Ira Sew
ard, late OF MendOn. il said District, deceased,
GREETING.
BY the authority OF he State Of Vermont. gu arr
hereby flied to appear before said court the
Register office Ia said Rutland, the Isl Tue.day.
being the Gth day OF August next teD and there to
be heard # GU see cause on the examination for
allowance OF the account of james +. sew ard as ad-
mIHI-Jrator of SAID estate. also as TO an extern
sion OF the time heretofore allowed Tor ettt ing said
estae
Given at Rutland in said District this 18th day Of
july. a. ID. 1851
29-3w HENRY HALL. lie liter.