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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
SheriG's Sale.

DY command of an execution commonly called a
Dvendi from the Court of Common Pleas Of Holmes
County, Ohio, will expose 10 public sale at the
north door of the Court House, in the town Of Mil
lsrsburg, in said Holmes County,
On Monday, the 2lth day of January, A. D. 1851,
at o'clock L. M of said day. the following described
real estate to-wit the west half lots number six
and seven in the town Of Hulmesville, Holmes
county, Ohio.
ALSO,
the undivided one-eighth part OF the south side Of
the south west quarter Of section seven, township
thirteen range thirteen.
ALSO,
the west side Of the north west quarter Of section
seven township thirteen range thirteen, being and
living in the county of Holmes, levied ON as the
property of John Gorre at the suit Of T. A. Taylor
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
Dec. 90. 1860 -prfs3,R
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10

TWENTY MILLIONS on DOLLARS SAVED - M q.
Spalding has sold two millions Of bottles OF his Gel
obrated Prepared Giae aud 1t is estimated that
each bottle saves ut least ten dollars worth OF
broken furniture, thus making an aggregate ol
twenty millions of dollars reclaimed from total
loss by this valuable invention. Having made his
Glue a household word, he now proposes To do the
world still greater service by curing all the aching
heads with his Cephalic Pills and if they are as
good us his Glue, Headaches will soon vanish away
like snow in July.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
PRICES TO AGENTS, POST PAID.
PIANOS. MELODEONS, MUSIC,
ROCKS. SEWING MACHINES. &c.

Bought and Sold on Commission. Any article
will be sent to the Country at the Lowest Whole
sale Prices with the addition Of per cent. Com.
mission for forwarding.
N. b. Agents wanted in every town. Circulars
selt on application.
Ad dress all letters to C. S. COLBERT & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS GENERAL AGENTS.
3S STREET, CHESTNUT, PHIIADs LrHiA
0J-For our integrity and ability to fulfil our en-
gagements, we beg to refer you to the following
we'll known gentlemen and business firms
His Excellency J. w. Geary, Elk. Gov. Of Kan.
sas Wesmoreland, Pa
Palmer Richardson & Co. Jewellers, Philadelphia
| +. A. Warn, Esq
| VIM. A. Gray, Esq
Messrs. Kemmerer g. Moore, Water ST. below
Arch, Philadelphia.
Messrs. Pratt e. Ren,h, Fifth and Market S,s.,
Philadelphia.
&c Fuller, Esq, Jeweller, Philadelphia.
A, F, Ward Esq, Publisher OF Fashions, DO t,
Philadelphia.
M. H. Horne, Catasauqua Bank.
Hon. l.. M. Burson, Eureka, Californis.
October, 1860 -n36m6
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
Shersn'S Sale.

DY command of an oder Of sale from tho Court Of
ID Common Pleas, of Holmes Counts. Ohio, will
expose public sale at the north door Of the Court
House in the town eff Millersburg, in said county.
On Monday the 2lst day of January, A. D, 1861.
at o'clock p. NJ, of said day, the following des'
fifty one in the town Of weinsberg, Holmes county
Ohio, ordered to be sold the property of Gideor
Booher and Jane Booher his wife, at the suit OF
Jacob Cherryholmes, against said Gideon Boohei
et. az -
Dec, 90. ls6O-prfs2,4O
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
HOME TESTIMONY.
II,,rsoen Trnn,h,,lco Ohio ,

IIAerFoRp, Trun,bull Co, Ohio, March 7, 1857
hereby certify that ! have been dealing in the
Medicines for the past year, and can
truly say that have never offered any medicines
10 the public that have met with the decided oppro
halion OF the people like those, particularly the
Pi lis and Cathollcon They will rendily perform
all and moe than is promised for them. 7 have
sold about fifty bottles OF iho Catboicon the past
season and heor tie best results in every case.
J II e. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
'ardly Realized.

III 'od n 'orrible 'eudache this hafofnoon, hand
stepped into the hapothscarl,s hand says hi to
this man, "Csn you hease me Of n.'endachet ~
Does IL hache ard" says q. "Hexceedingly,
Gays hi, hand upon that % guve me Ccphalic Pili
hand 'pon me 'ouor II cured me go quick that j
'Ariy realized | 'ad 'ad an eadschc.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10

FAcr WORTH Knowing .-Spaldng's Cophalic Pills
are u certain cure Tor Sick Headache, Bilious
Headache, Nervous Headache, Cos'iyeness and
General Debility.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN

Female Irregularities, weakness, uritine dis.
placements, aud all local urutne difficulties and
constitutional uoublcs Of women, nre entirely
cured by the Gnnfenbefg Marshalre Uterine Ca
tholicon
In this connection, Miss Beecher, sister Of the
Rev Henry Ward Beecher, in letters to the pc opte
page l29. says;--"l have nine sisters and siste 8.
In law, and fourteen female cousins, all married
and oil delicate and oing. Amid the immense
circle OF my friends and acquaintances ! cannot
recall ten married lads in this century aud coun
try, who are perfectly healthy" In cases, how.
ever, where the Grnienbcrg Cntholicon has been
used, we must say TINT health has rapidly taken
the place ofdsease, and indies have become robust,
slrou5 vigerOns and healthy.
Mrs Clemson. of Elmira, says; "Boautiful in.
deed Is the conf ling, trusting nature OF woman,
bnt how much does il need to be protected by a
watchfulness that will lend her, in time Of disease
to appeal to n medical adviser of scenefic educa
iiOn, moral worth and purity Of character" All
these may bo secured by addressing the Grafen.
berg Company.
1t gives me great pleasure to certify to the in.
variable curative action Of the Gutenberg Mar.
shnll's Uterine Cathollcon Ia all OF female
disease and TO the skillul and high mornl charac.
ter OF the Medical Department of the Grafenberg
Company. J L. PALMERT. M d.
Aubern, -Four Corners, Pen.
ami Methodist clergyman My heart has
fairly ached to witness the iebIe health of women
as have travelled my circuit preaching the gos.
| pie thank Coo, however, that | have seen oil
these diseases give way TO the Graienberg Mar
shall Uterine Catholicon, wherever 1t has been
used Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich
formerly of Western Stark, Medina Co., o.
91- For Sale by DR.. X. RAlFF, Millersburg
D. G. TUTIlLC, Nashville and by Druggists ant
Medicine Dealers through the State;
| GTFor Medicines or agencies, address,
n r KINSl EV CIay.lnnd
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10

Read what Or Bnshnel says Of the Grafrenbe.
Medicines, Or B is n Physician OF extensive prac
tice, and is of the most successful in the county
(rrumhull In which lie resides
"Ihis ceriics that hove used the Graffenberg
Pills and Marshal's Catholicon, sold here by ii.
9 Johnson in my practice to my entire satisfaction
They are good medicines -
DR.. RI w bushnell"
Hartford, Trumbull Co, o., March 7, 1857.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10
A LIST Or LANDS and TOWN LOTS

Within the County of Holiness Ohio Returned Delinquent by the
Treasurer said County, for the nopayment of Taxes for the
year 1882 With the Penalty and Interest Charged theeon
geher with the Taxes for the year 1860, ncludedv viz:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-01-10

AND THERE WILL IA.so BE SPLENDID PREMIUM IN
EACH TEN CERTIFICATES,
Ladies If you desire fine Shall or Dress Pat.
,ers, or a beautiful article of Jewelry, enclose us
80 Cents for Box of the Golden Pens, and we will
send you Certificate which may enable you 10
procure it for ST. 90.
On receipt of 80 Cents we will send you ono
Box of our Golden Pens, and Sealed notice Of the
article which we sell Tor 81 90.
NFTRY US. .-6A
, 1861-10-12

'',.-.;s CH1CAso Oct. 10th, 1s51
Aesua. Davis saxyerA Coz !. q: Daaham. TIaid.
= Benedict c., "1l1am Blatr. /. I. olnssst q
+ EKETLIxKa: :-In accordance with yoar teaueet
Thereby onntutee myself u nna1date fnr he ONCE
of Comfy Clerk ut tho coming Noyemher eleet1on-
y. ocs1R8-S5t #. B. CAKTEE.
, 1861-10-12

WANTFD.-Info;mation wanted
~ ofJoRE ~ ?. L9BAN. aged !; ears. WHO lef.
MS hc me- III Chicago avenue on Thursday, the 6d Of
October and Aa. not since been hesrd q As he vas
q 4aieE .t:aay 5abts. snd no reason 6eIna kno@n
ard Ecud feel grateful fer any Information concern
ln9 bm 9e vas about five feet ten inches In height
On VII III Goak dark pants and clotn cap. Ad-
GTgss JoaA l0bAN. 207 Chicago ayenue. or PoAt
QQlEG TAX XE6A.
, 1861-10-12
COAST OPERATIONS.

+ Tie Government is making greater prep
o1ation now, than at any time before, for
the much-ta1ked Of expeditions dowa the
sou:he1n coast. The sic1ly season having
passed, We may begin to venture now
Hbc1e not long SINCE it would have been
hazardous to GO.
Atvices from Washington tell OF the
concentration Of troops at Annapolis, Nd,
for these expeditions, and We hear every
day Of steamers chartered and put into
commission, and Of tie great activity in
cur Nary Yards-all looking to this ono
cid. We can strike the rebellion more
surely on The Southern coast than else
wheEe, and quite as disastrous1y; the ami
l.G:l,::.:inn OF the army 1t Manassas not ex-
cepttd.
Our blockadipg squadron in the Gulf
have now madc sure thing Of New Or
leans Following up the capture Of Ship
1slazd, and the cutting of Of communica-
tin between New Orleans and Mobile,
they have -ascended the Mississippi river
to a point where single battery can com
maid the entire approaches. a feet Of
twenty ships would not more securely hold
S@.k key to the river than does this posi-
The capture of New Orleans itself
J with good reason be feared By Cover
nor Moore and General Twiggs after these
preparations looking thst way.
, 1861-10-12


Our dispatches from Cairo, this NOR
ming, are interesting. The most important
fact is that General Drunk has been de-
posed, and Provost Marshala lappointed tc
regulate the affairs Of the place hereafter.
Cart. Parish, Of Saline county, Of thee9th
Renrdon's> regiment, sthe Provost Mar
sha], and be assumes his duties this NOR
ming. His work has been made compare,
lively easy by the closing already Of
dra1a-shops and bawdy-houses, under mill
ta1y order. The efficiency Of our troops
at Cairo has long. enough been paralized
hy tleee institutions. Something Of the
same sort might be recommended in the
nejehooring camps, topreyent repetition
Of the disgrace that picket guard, found
dead drunk under tree, were robbed by 8
rebel picket, who only used force upon
those who offered resistance.
Tie threatened attack upon Paducah
Tas only s scare got up on our side. Ad-
ditiohal troops have been sent from Padu-
cali 10 6mitlla1d, to hold more securely
the mouth Of Cumberland river. 4 party
Of the 18Th regiment, Col ;Lawler'e, went
down to near Columbus, on Thursday, aud
brought away 100 co1ds:of wood ownei
fy n n.he1 .-
, 1861-10-12
FROM JKFFHRSoN CHTX.

1EFFEBapA [4TT, VE44 ~.
Celonsl Bryan, Of the Fo1ty Seventh nllnoi,
s1nyed last night with his regiment, which ha1
oetn assigned to General 7. L. P1lca's com:
mand. The remaining regiments Of this d.
:Visacn Will be here in . few daye. The ap ::
potnment Of General Price to B1Igadier
Gen.1alEhip, politically considered, has been
r. ~ si.ae Sns hts influence III a
people, added to hia veteran business habits
which enable him to comprehend aud master
rapidly the details Of a new business, render
him peculiarly fitted for his present position
as Commander Of this poat The present
z MoVement does not indicate that he viii take
this morning On scouting service They will
eventually join Gen. Hunters division This
regiment has been detained several days to
recover from the effects o52the stampede at
St Charles, where they lost two hundred
horses, and Rad several men killed or very se-
mostly recovered, and two hundred hare ar
riEed fIcm st. Louis to replace the killed and
miesing.
As portion Of the country through which
they are alb mt to pass Is billy, and covered
with q denfe growth Of 1nderbruah, system
At. the word OF command, three men dis
mount sid throw their brides to the fourth,
who guards the horses, while they deploy as
sktEnit hers, or fal into lice and naneuyer as
infantry
Quite senEat,on wss created In town last
evening By the arrival Of Mrs. Col. Ellis from
Upton, bearer Of dispatches from Gen. Hun
ter and Col. Ellis. She was dressed in semi.
military riding habit and hat, with crimson
saah thrown around the lef. shoulder, as an
officer Of the day, mounted On splendid
charger, and attended by two orderlies. She
bad ridden folty-fye mics eiuce 10 o'clock,
and without taki1g q moments rest, delivered
her orders st camp, and then waited upon
Gen. Price with her dispatches, urging for
ward two squad1onB Of Col. Ejlis's command,
now here, to rejoin the regiment at Tiptop.
Col. Ffftz'& regiment returned last night
from the Gasconade, There never was any
ground for the apprehension Of m attack up
on Hermorp. The mystery Of Col satatheWa'
chpatch remains yet to be explained. It is
believed here that there has been 10 rebel
fierce near that p1ace, and it is positively GER
tain that rene Of the rebel bands In any Of
ttese oisatfeeted counties have Eiugle piece
of artillery. u
teleg1aphed Jou to-day, Was probably only q
ekumiEh between our force there and body
CT 5000 cavalry which it appears Price has de-.
tached as an army Of observation, for the pur-
pose Of amusing cur advancing columns until
he can make good his retreat. They have bsen
hove1ing sround our army for several days,
bnt It is te;ieued theg will not risk Any gene
rel engegeme1t.-St. Louis Democrat.
, 1861-10-12


.[By Telegraph to the Cincinnati Commercial
INDIANAPOLIS, October 10. !:
The news from Kentucky is encouraging
Our force is constantly: increasing and the
rebt1s are becoming discouraged. Many of
Buck1eT'e men are without arms and shoes,
and only few are uniformed. Enlistsng Ia
pic grest ing rapidly. KentuCkianB are coming
up 10 the work manfn'ly. Col. Hawkes. Ken
tntby regiment has occupied OWensboro, and
Judge Williams Is rapidly filing up regt-
ment in the 1st District, formerly eecesh
hotbed.
nc. Eewcomb receivcd his commission al
P1ealdent ct the Sinking Fund, to-dsy, vice
Gen. .Dunoet, resigned. The S6th, Colonel
G1eese; 37th, Col. Hazard; and the 34th,
Col Steele, will leaye for Kentucky tomorrow
or the day following. The 42j, Col Jones,
will follow cn Tuesday.
Two1ew regiments were authorized to-day;
one Will Tendt zvous at Gosport and the other
at Princeton. Sixty regiments are authorized
in .lt. Indisua'd agEnt inNew York purchased
oyercoatn for tie 10Th Indiana at Washington,
ant Goth at Fort Hatter4s,- yesterday. BE his
be- Instructed to buy all that he can get Her
soldiers shall not suffer any more
l. w. +. Wood has been appointed Junior
Msior Of the LIST Cavalry and Jesse j. A1ex2u-
der Colonel Of the 59th Infantry
by Telegraph to the Cincinnati Gszette.1
The news from Kentucky indicates that
Gen: Buckner has abandoned the idea OF win
! teriEg in Louisville. It looks as II he was pre-
pa1irg to go in another direction shortly. Ou1
amy is Becoming forn1fdab1e. Three more
regiments leave this weak for Camp Dick Rob
1neor, uaHDg five Thousand six hundred thli
| week frcm Indians. =" - - -'-
, 1861-10-12

On Lake or CLARK
y bt1eets with s-FHEzaTE EsrRAHc1 OF In
eentRe private heute, suite OF reu1 sEttab.e fot
aud rArtt .nlats. .ostaxSf
, 1861-10-12
E4FrHFor1hss G2va1ryl en- route for
"4Ah1Hwt0E.


WzahinCtoE.
si1 hu2dred horses belonging to Colonel
Fansworth's Cavalry Regiment were brought
i, in from st. Cha,les yesterday, in charge Of q
detal OF 1so drsgoone. They are being put
On board . stock tsaiu Of the Chicago and
Pittsburgh road aud start for Washington
-.sh5s forenoon. The remainder OF the horsss,
COO more, Will arrive from B.. Charles to-day,
in tie care of another detail Of 180 men, CON
ma1 ded by Major Deve1idge, and will leave
Chicago on Sunday morning for the Potomac
The residue Of the regiment, consisting Of
$50 6regoons, viii etztke their tents on Mon
day and proceed dirsct 10 Washington over
lie Chicago & Pittsburgh ard Pennsylyania
Genital roads passing through here On Mon
day. Ns}or Clendennin went on to Washing
tor last night to make arrangements for the
regiment Quarter master Wsite was in the
city yesterday, preparing seven days rations
for the nea. This fac regiment, one Of the
be. raised In the State, numbers 200 sabrcs.
1t will make lis ma-k' On The secessionlsts, ii
Cpl oztunity ofers. The bold dragons hope
to or.ach Washington IN timt to take band
in TIE greet attic which is tapcnding: There
il &c Bull Bun in tie boys-
, 1861-10-12
new ORLEANS Hello FAST I!
THE SITUATION AT PADUCAH
MISSOURI STATE CONVENTION.
Proposed: Act Of Confscation,
FROM WASHINGTON,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.l
WASHINGTON, October II, 1861.
Baron Vegesanta has been appointed aid to
Major General Wool, with the rank of Cap
tair..
11ezsH. Dawes, Of Massachusetts, and
john B. Steel, Of New Jersey, Of the Van
Wyck Investigating Committee, went to St.
Louis this afternoon. Nj. Holman, Of In
aiana, member Of the COMMITTEES, is also On
The way.
Capt. Richard ". johnson, Of the cavalry,
srd (nan.e omitted,) both KentuekiAns, have
been appointed Brigadier Generals Of vo1un.
teere, to serve under Gen. sherman.
Warren Thornbury has been appointed Sur
veyor Of Paducah, BY.
Two Of tie Gnribaldi Guard, [New York
regi,nent,} we're shot near Annandale, while On
picket duty.
1t is said that the camps on the line Of hills
between Lswinbvllle and Munson's Hill, i1di-
cate that the eaeny's force there Is 10000.
4 rebel Captain, from Richmond, was found
in eiyi]ian's clothes near Poolesville, in the
ceilrg Of house where he had made hiding
place for himself He VAS captured by Mgj.
ME-, Of the Vaa Allen cavalry, and sent to
Washington.
At the request of the Chicago zoua7e Ca
diets, the President has consented to take
charge Of the champion colors temporarily.
They will probably be plaeed permanently in
the Smithsonian Institute.
From IN Occasional Correspondent.J
ST. Louis, October II, 1851.
DR.: Franklin, Brigade Surgeon under Gen.
Lyon, returned today frcza Washington, hav-
inE received lis comm's ..au from the hands
Of the President. Wit. Dr.. Franklin re-
iurLed to this city from GLe care Of the
wounded at Springfield, he was arrested per
order Of Gen. Fremont, but for What csuse
no one knew. After his release It was
said the Doctor had IN his possession \
letter which was entrusted to his care By
Gen. Lyon before the battle, with instruc-
tions that If he fell 1t VAS to be delivered in
person to President Lincoln. This letter is
supposed to contain matters ofimportance, and
will, no doubt, have N influence On the Ex.
eeutive mind in reference to the future dispo
sition Of officers in the Western Department.
Col B;air has been relieved from the re-
gt1lction confining him to the limits Of the
post Of Jtferaon Barracks. Tonight he Was
ut Barnum's Hotel In consultation with Sec
reta1y Cameron and Gen. Thomas.
The Democrat has another special dispatch
from Jefferson City, which says that General
Prertiss and staff arrived there this even.
ing, accompanied by Colonel Smith Of the
35th Illinois, who has been to Spring
ne1d, Ill, to procure overeoats and blankets
Tor his regiment. Quartermaster Wood
prrmptly supplied thsn-
1t is understood In town Jefferson City,
tonight, that sigel's packets we're captured
Fight before last by Priee's army Of observa
ton. r. :.
1t is significant fact that~seyeral Of tht
correspondents Of Eastern papers have aban
doned tho project Of accompanying Fremont
and have gone to more inviting fields.
We have not word about Frsmont's move
! mepts.
, 1861-10-12

Ger. II. T. Sherman, who has taken COM
uEnd IN Kentucky, ia actively engaged In pre-
Ia1irg IN s1my TO drive the rebels from the
State. His Headquarters are.at the LOUISVILLE
H, til, at the room lately occupied by Gen.
ArGe,son. The following general order wM
isf ued On the 9th:
l. The chiefs Of the different departments Of the
estimate at once for 3unds adequate to the supply
irE Of an army OF t6Q0oU six1y Thousand men
II Qnartermaster and Conn'tssary Of Sub.
md Lexington. They VIII be hbetally supplied
with funds to be d1sbutsed for transportation and
iii Tie Chief oaaFtsrmasser and Ordnance ot,
ncer Will see that Col. Buckner Boards regiment
eaeipped d IS csvaliy At lie earliest possible no
n. Commanders Of armies in the field and com
1nalliers of separate dctsch1aents will use all pos
afbIe efforts to protect the property Of the inhab
teute Of the country. When forage Is taken 1t
must Be paid io1 and Whsn articles ot tnesistenee
warded 70 the Chiet Of Commissary at Louisville
70 be Paid and charged to the regiment command
F oaaF M be Pe1 e
PET E eon@ssa ~ s3'ef' Il BRIG. GEN. SHERMAN.
olNKz D. GREENE, Asst Adj. General.
From the Louisville Journal, 10th ] -
I
has been former at GreeasbuJg, Ky, nnder
the ccmmard of Brig. Gen. Ward, gal1aut
Officer of much experience, and ia filing M
| rsridly. Gen. Wazd's men have secured many
| Hcme Gua1d guns that wonld other Hiae have
! gore into the hands Of BucknGr g. Co. TheI
| ha1e also stopped eeyera thonsand dollata
| wurtt Of contIabaud goods. II is one Of the
meet important points in the sate, and Il
cInse1v watched. This encampnlpnt present.
| ehorE claims on the authorities Fer 3ram ediats
| assistance in the Way Of the s1neEs OF Wsf. Il
-nrm mbers about 500 men, placed there BY tht
1 private enterprise OF = fen patriotic citIzsns'
CAMP PCR111Exprx,--Thiec camp, nsar Leba
/ non, the rendezvous Of Col Hsrlans 5 regiment
prsEents already very busy sceut. AEentla
msn who returned from the camp Lest night
brtIge us cheering account Of matters there
E1 listment, Me are assured, is going forrazt
brfk1y, ard tte regiment ID filing with IN
cemmun 1apldity.- Five companies: ps,tl!
$ hled, are now In the ctmp. The probability
] d tEat, IN the course Of four oT:ave days, Col
HaJ1n viii hSye il 5mp eight companies
| moIe Ct lies complete, and TINT his resimenl
viii be formed In Ten days Or i fattnight,
eou1uRAsTERE KKkruoKx.-We have tn
l most .chte,ug accounts Is to the progress Q
the Union canse IN Green and Monroe coun
tier. Agenf1e1nan who at1ived ia The eig
l yrste7dsy 1cm G1eedshuTg, informed Ms tbs
Ibt re we're elcamped 1t Camp Andrew. Jack
I eor. reaF GreeuzburE, about fifteen huudro
t Z. e t1sl troops, a&tsehed to Gen. Wards brig
4 noe, The greater poTtio1 Of Col Gzidef.s rs9@
/ 1mtnt, which IL noM quite full are sneampe
Il IN Mtnroe- county, Hpon: re tennessee m!
4 die Tsnnetsee- Col GEder win Leave this cit
70, Monroe county Today and VIII cemmene
, ut cHce the Thorough organization OF his foK
!: ment, which fH composed Of tbs beas na1esi'
In Kentucky and Teane6sot. -;