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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

wNeyer mind the girls young men. Tell
them the country needs your services. as q SOL
diers to put down rebellion. 10 save our excel
lent Government, and if she is true women,
abe will make the sacrifice and bid you 60,
praying for Heavens protecting care over you.
whilst absent. Now, being ready to go, you
naturally enough want to 60 with good, COM
psnionable, brave fellows. 1t. SrlrGLEs COM
pany is the very one then, for you to 90 in.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

SoNErHlsG FROM JoHS ]. ROBINSON J..
RosIssos, of Tuscarawas CO., is recruiting a
company for the Seth Regiment, O.V.}U. S. A.
Hear what he says: ...---.5.-.r Z, a.,
"lf am elected to the command, it shall be
my pleasure and study to take the very best
care OF the men-to use my very best efforts TO
promote their efficiency as soldiers, that the
Company will rank with the best that has been
raised In this section of Ohio-that We may be
united as a band Of brothers laboring for our
glorious cause, hoping and trusting that the
God of Battles will bless our armies and lead
them on to victory, until our flag shall wave
over every State and Territory Of the Union. +"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
CoIIision-soIdIers Lost.

The steamer Belle creole, bound from
Cincinnati for Pittsburgh deeply laden,
and Freestone, bound from Kanawha river
for Cincinnati, with 400 of Col. Lyttle's
Ohio 10th, collided few miles above Gin
cinuati, Friday evening. The Belle was
sunk, Her cargo valued at $4,000, was
mostly provisions, and principally insured
in Cincinnati Offices. The concussion
shocked eight or ten soldiers into the river
from the Freestope, and it is feared oil Of
the number but one were drowned.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

~A few weeks ago it was whispered about
that Mrs. LrocolS had been guilty of revealing
some important secrets as TO the movements Of
our army, TO the seceshers, where all her rela-
tives are found. The report has kind o. died
out, and now lis charged that daughter of
Gen. Scorr, with him in Washington, had been
guilty in the same particular. What coun-
tryi Miss Soorr has gono to Europe and Mrs
LINCOLN had better be sent back to Springfield.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
Cood H for Capt, FrencIh.

70 We learn that Capt. d. FRESCH, of this place.
has been appointed Lieut.. Colonel Of ihe 65th
Regiment, SHrRxAsls Brigade. Dan. is good
fellow. and viii try to discharge the duties of
his new Office with honor to himself aad profit
to his country. RIoHAnD w. VoRHEs has taken
Misplace as Captain Of the CompanyadiTgio3
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

CenE os.-The 45th Regiment will be full
in few days. SPEIGLE is recruiting for it. 1t
is your last chance. If you want to get in a
good Company and a good Regiment, enlist
with SrncLE. Only few days remain. Now
or never. ;,,, s-e- = E t.,.s7r....-T ,f..l
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

eR-A U. s. Senator is to be chosen in Ohio,
by the next Legislature. Senator WADE whose
term expires on the 4th of March next has his
friends to work begging his reelection. We
have no objections but shan't cry very much If
somebody else should succeed him.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

sB-The rebels continue their depredations on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Harper's
Ferry. For twenty miles the rails have been
stolen. as well as all their machinery which
couid he seized e.I -e f-.3l
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

The 18th Regiment, until recently in.
Camp at Woster, has been removed to Camp
Dennison, where letters for the present will be
directed. When they remove, further notice
will be given. .e,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

sB The War Department has stopped the
raising of any more cavalry. There are now
in the field So regiments, numbering $4,000
men, of which Ohio has six regiments Of 1000
men each. .f
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

six Thousand dollars have already been
contributed in New York for tho relief Of the
destitute loyalsts Of North Carolina on the Hat
teras Banks
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

eBIt is announced that Senator BRIGHr of
Indiana has left his State and joined the rebel
army, where he is to receives Brisadier-Gen-
cralshIp. There is nothing surprising in this
act of treachery. i.if l'e-fs4l l}i 9'H ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

C sY JEFF. Thompson thus reports the result
of his engagement at Frederickstown, Missouri.
"The enemy came out two to my one, and
whipped me, wher left" I 3s as-L
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

eET The New York HerdlGs reporter at the
bombardment of the Beaufort batteries says:
Il counted no less than forty shells bursting at
one tin,er' That fellow must be splendid
hand ut figures. -.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

armed yesterday. Ro-day lannsznssaseutI
ito the 29th, Col. Buckley, Camp Giddings;;
to the s2d, Col. Cantwell, at Keuton; the
73d, Col. Kinney, Portsmouth; to the
57th, Col. Munger, Findlay; and to the
72d, COL Buckland, at Fremont.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

eYT. W. Higginson of Worchester, has GER
'ainly invented new comparison. He says
that it is as absurd to attempt to carry on the
war without striking at slavery rs it would te
10 storm hell without interfering with the per-
sonal comfort of Satan. 3a 5tsisl1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
Times of Holding Court,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Knox county. February II, Nav Il. and October 2s
Licking county, March August 26 and November IS,
Delaware county. February II, Aprls and September
ber "a.
Holmes county, February IL. May O. and November 4.
Ashland county, February H. April p and October II
Re land county, March II, September l. and Ncrem-
Der IL. ~ > 2 t-fes7il5'A st1
~. FshrF = 80 80 )
Morros county, February 25 Nav 6, and October IA.
WM. GIVEN.
" s~4rfT7 GEO. W. GEDDIS, Judges
= : A. = ~ EWN.SAMPLE,--4)NF NFC[A
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
COns0ltdaliOn OF the Skeleton
It..-laE.E REGIMENTS .z.EEsE a..Aa..a )

OF the Skeleton
s,a1 Regiments. zzEEsE asAo,s
1t will be seen by the following order
that the Ohio fragmentary regiments will
be consolidated Dec. 18th:
GENERAL ORDER no. 65.
HzADeuARrERs Ono MILITIA, kl)
ADJuTANr GENERAL's OFFICE, ny.
W0EE Columbus, Nov.29, 1861.
Commandants of regiments now being
recruited in Ohio, will make report of the
force of their regiments TO this office on
the fifteenth day of December next. All
Lieutenants or others recruiting for the
several regiments, will report with re-
cruits at the headquarters of their respect
i've regiments on OF before The 18th day of
December. On arriving at camp, they
will deIirer to the eommandants of their
respective regiments, their enlistment rolls,
duly signed officially, together with a
plainly written copy Of the same, having
hll names in full. These rolls will be for.
Earded to this Office, with the report, on
lhe 18th. The commandant Of regiments
Will, in their report, mako such suggestions
hs they may think fit touching the consol-
datiop Of detachmenss Of companies.--
Companies will be o9gapizel ON OIL
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
Mansfield Nov. 81 1S6,

THE STATE OF OHIO.l
Holmes County, s. s. : /, z. BEEcHER, Clerk of the
Court OF Common Pleas within and for said county,
hereby certify that the within and foregoing is truly
taken and copied from the order Of the Judges of the
Court Common Pleas Of the 9Th judicial Dist rict
the st tie of Ohio. 70 7i 31 f4
~ In testimony whereof hare hereunto set
}Sy my hand and ah xed the Seal Of said Court at
! millersburg, this 25th day Of November, A. n,
~ 1861. E. BEECHER, Clerk.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
M. p-e,Idcnt,. Message

Was read to both Houses of Congress on
r,.sa.v last. No part of it had been received
when our paper was put to press. Wewillpub--
,;., n n our regular edition next week.tssS
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

Religions NOtice.-fhere will be a
ssesting held in the Disciple Meeting House, of
M;llersburg, by Prof. c. L. Loos, of Bethany.
Virginia, Commencing on Saturday evening,
Dsc 2lst, continuing over two Lords days. ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

eET The citizens of Charleston have unfurled
the black flag, to signify that they viii give
no quarter. Their creditors needed no such
signal; they have had mary quarter for them
for long time. trts--.,. --t.s "a "a.
Gen. LAyNE was in Cleveland few
days ago on his way 10 Washington. He said
he had been great friend OF En- rMoSr-had la
bored hard TO get him the place he had just
been relieved of-that FREMONT was loo short
for it. that he kept the army marching to and
fro without any perceptible obJect,doin no good.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
Administrators Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned b.,
IN been appoined and qualified Admistrator Of tn.
estate Of Jacob Carver, decd, late of Holmes county
Ohio. BENJAMIN HELMCTH
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
getg aabertsfulfnts.
To the Ladies' Of Holmes
County.

VIE Ladies of NinersbsFs having formed themselves
into 'Seldisn Aid Society" invite the Ladies OF
.ne eoun to join them and contribute such articles a.
.n ny nave to spare for the sick and wounded sol.
r,. reI 1ne ARTICLES most needed Dried or Gained
.uS lmn, Ior uniting Mittens, old Linen, for lint
Feather Pillows.
The Societys room over Mr.. Bray's Tin Shop. Reg
ular meeting every Friday evening. - ~;-~ of'
Dec. s, 1851.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

q A MOVE IN TIE RIGHT DIancuox.-Gen. BUcx-
IsGAAM has given the officers Of the several
skeleton" regiments throughout the State. no.
iticel that they must fill them up Immediately,
or the Different fragments will be put together
and regiments made of them. There are Colo
nels We could name with parts of regi ments,
who have been in Camp Chase over three
months, and we think We might safely say, will
remain thero for three months to come, before
they will fill up their regiments. 1t viii also
dispose of some Colonels, Majors, etc., whose
riddancc the country will easily survive.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
A Good ReginninG.

Hurrah for the House of Representatives. A
resolution passed Che House saari"ossly, re-
osiestipg the President to canse James n. Ma.
son and Slidell. captured BY Com Willis, and
now confined in Fort Warren. TO be put into :
felon's-cell and made to share ie every respect
as fr as can be nscertained, ihe treatment and
fats Of Col. Corcoran. whom the rebels have se-
lecied 10 share the fate of the pirates now con-
fined in New York. This is good work. and
we fancy the rebels will not be in hurry to
sign their death Warrant by hanging coreoran
up. Let them go to the Toombs. 1t will do
them good.
Three several propositions were submitted.
urging the emancipation of the slaves Of rebels
as military necessity. This shows what work
this Congress has resolved to do, and viii fl
The country with hope. 'a y. ti7i,'t
Utah hes applied for admission as State
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

and love of childhood and womanhood by
showing yourselves men-the sons of the
brave and free, who bequeathed to us the
sacred trust of free institutions. Come to
the army of Missouri mot for a week, or a
month; but to free your country:
"Strike till each arm'd foe expiresl
Strike for your altars and your fires!
Strike for the green graves OF your siresl
God and your native land!"
The burning foes Of patriotism must in
spire and lead you, or all is lost, just at the
moment, too, when all might forever be
saved. Number gives US strength, numbers
intimidate the foe; numbers save the ne
cessity, often, of fighting battles; numbers
make our arms irresistible; numbers COM
mand universal respect, and insure conf
dence. We must have $4,000 men. Let
the farmer leave his fields; let the herds
man leave bis folds; let the mechanic leave
his shop; let the lawyer leave his office,
till We restore the supremacy Of law. Let
the aspirants for Office and place know that
they will be weighed in the balance ofpat-
riotism and may be found wanting.
II there be any craven, crunohing spirits
who have not the greatness Of soul to re.
spond to their country's call for help, let
them stay at home. and let only the brave
and true come out to join their brethren in
he tented Geld. Come with supplies Of
and with tents fyou can procure
hem come with your guns, Of any de-
'cription, that can be made to bring down
! foe. If you have no arms, come, with
,ut them, we will supply you as far as
hat is possible. Bring cooking utensils
md rations for q few weeks. Bring blan-
Iets and heavy shoes, and extra bed cloth
ng if you have them. Bring no horses to |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-28
james, Rifled Cannon

3 A large party of invited guests went down
the Bay on Saturday, on the steamer Key State,
TO witness experiments with James' rified cam
non, made from tug boat chartered for the oc.
casion. The gun is riAed in the ordinary man
ner, with an expanding twist, but the projectile
il peculiar. It is conical, with fringe Of lead
and canvass at the base, which is forced into the
grooves when the gun is discharged, and com.
pletely fills them, preventing any loss of ex-
ploeive powder. Shells are constructed on the
same principle, which are exploded by nipple
at the apex, which, when it strikes any object
whatever. ignites charge inside by the agency
Of percussion cap, and blows the shell 70
atoms. The guns used on Saturday were 100
FOUNDER and q brass field piece, of the common
6-pound calibre, but carrying bolt weighing
1915 lbs No target had been set up, and the only
object of the experiments was to demonstrate
the long range of the gun and the explosive
character of the shells. This was satisfactori
| " done. The small piece, at an elevation o.
Is degrees, sent shot over four miles, and the
large, at an elevation of l6 degrees, carried
shot no less distance, The shells invariably
exploded when they struck the water, scatter
| ing fragments in every direction. The amount
| OF powder used in each gun was exactly one
eighth the weight of the shot, or one half si
much as the U. s. service charge On the way
back to town, q, meeting was organized by ap
poinsing G. w. Blunt Chairman, and Chas. P
Kirkland Secretary, to express the opinions O
the invited guests upon the merits of Genera
James, invention; and Capt. Joseph Comstock
Lieut.. Almy, and Richard Warren were named
committee to draft resolutions. After speeches
by Mr.. Dickenson, Collector Barney, Calet
Lyons, Of Lynsdale, and Mr. G. ?. Kirkland, the
committee made report, which was ratified
Recommending the Government to adopt Gen
James invention.---Jom. of Commerce.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-28

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-28
was sF.s:tn rrs:.S'nis m sss hs.fsaS fGssuss1"s s "

The Telegraph, or rather the Agent Oh the
Associated Press, through the telegraph, has
spread all over the country . special dispatch
from Washington to the New York HeTatd' in
which il is said that "a spirit is being aroused
that will result in placing the man who shal
dare offer a proposition to compromise VIII
traitors in the same category, and to hang
BOTH" 1F 5t
The above announcement coming from the
National Capital, may be taken by some as
having the sanction of the Administration, al
1t is addressed TO a paper as fierce for the con-
,iuuaRce Of the war to the last extremity, as II
was violent in lie opposition at the commence
ment of hostilities. " 1N M iirao
The idea Of hanging the man who shall dart
propose opening negotiations with view O.
putting an end 70 the civil war now raging, FOL
the expression, compromise with traitors
can mean no more than this, reminds one Of
an assertion made BY President LINCOLN In biz
Inaugural. Addressing bis countrymen, thu
President said
when after much loss on both sides, and no gain q
either, you cease fighting, the identical questions a.
terms OF intercourse are again upon you"
Was this a reasonable suggestion In Presi
dent LINcoLsl In his opinion we cannot Ugh
always; there must come time when fighting
will cease, and negotiations be opened with
"traitors" on the identical questions as to termi
Of intercourse which were agitated before the
war began GHt ail~ Ai - i.a
The President may have been right or wrong
10 this statement. That is a question we dc
not undertake at present to decide, but are con-
tent to leave IL to his party to settle among
themselves They can denOuDce him as
traitor, If they choose, and call for his deposi-
ton aud execution; but still we think that at
any stage of the war, the discussion OF the
propriety of its longer continuance may be EN-
inently proper and patrioti;. Il is evident that
such a discussion must be had some time or
other, or the war will be interminable.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-28

rAs this is the frat official report Of any Of
the Confederate" officers Of the Great Bethel
affair, we publish II as curiosity: b.
THE BATTLE AT BRTHrL-oFFIcIAL REPORT OF COL.
HILL.
!, YoRKTowN, Va, June ii, 1861 =.
Hon J. w. Ellis, Governor Of North Carolina !:
\ lSiR-I have the houorto report that 800 men
Of my regiment and $50 Virginians were en-
gagged for 51z hours with 1S regiments Of the
enemy at Bethel Church, nine miles from
Hampton. this afternoon.
The enemy made three distinct and we'll sus'
tanned charges, but were repulsed with heavy
loss. Our cavalry pursued them for six miles
when their retreat became total rout. Fear.
| ing that heavy re-inforcements would be sent
up from Fortress Monroe, we fell back at night
fall upon our works at Yorktown. regret to
report the loss Of one man killed, private Henry
L. Wyatt, Edgecombe Guards, and sever
wounded.
The lose of ,he enemy by their own confess
sion was $50, but il may be safely estimated al
$50. f....
| Our regiment behaved most gallantly. Mo-
q man shrunk from his post or showed symp,
toms of fear. When more at leisure l viii
give you detailed report Of the operations
Our Heavenly Father has most wonderfully
interposed to shield our heads 10 the day of bat
tie. Unto his great name be all the praise To-
our success. With much respect,
D. H. HILL,
Colonel lst Regiment N. G. Volunteers.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-28

MURDER OF THE FIRST MATE OF AN AMERICAN
VESSEL AT HAVANA Tho steamship Columbia,
which arrived from Havana yesterday, brought
as prisoner Cbas. Ramez, a Chilian, charged with
the murder of R. M. Emory, first mate Of the
America bark Ocean Traveller, of Belfast, Me
at the port of Havana, on the l7th of May. 1t
seems that on that date a scufae occurred on
board the vessel between the mate and Ramezi
arising out Of the iDsolence of the latter, dur.
ing which Ramez inflicted stab upon the mate
from the effects of which he died on the goth
of June. The prisoner was taken to the United
States District Attorneys office, where an Or
der for his commitment was made out. Another
hand on board the Ocean Traveller, named John
Myers, is implicated in the murder, but he now
lies sick in the hospital at Havana. IN. Y
Times
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-28
cause Of the Mob nc mlIwankee.


A gentleman who Is familiar with the state oi
affairs at Milwaukee, gives the following his
tory Of the causes which have led TO the present
difficulties: s2a ~ $3.50 ss
Some three months ago, about forty country
banks we're thrown out by the banks of Chicago
on account of the character of their securities
their entire assets being in Southern bonds
Subsequently the remaining banks met 10 con-
vention ct Milwaukee, and agreed to receive on
deposit the bills of all banks which were then
considered good--some eighty in number--und
the first day of December, when their new
banking law comes into effect. By that law
the banks Of the State were not obliged, between
March and the first OF December to redeem theil
bills In specie. 9f
Recen.ly, several Of the banks In Milwaukee
which were represented in the Bankers Conven.
ton, viz: the State Bank, Bank Of Milwaukee
juneau Bank, and Mitchell's Fire Insurance
Company, the heaviest in Wisconsin, repudia
ted their own action, and refused the bills Of the
country banks. This action prevented the
country dealers from making payments in the
usual way TO wholesale merchants Of Milwau-
kee. causing great interruption and difficulty il
their business.p Hence the uprising, and mobo-
cratic demonstration. =i (.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-28
Tho nougIns Fund /.

At the meeting of the Douglas Committee
held in Washington Friday evening, the follow
ing auxiliary committees for Ohio. Indiana
Illinois and Kentucky were appointed:
oMo.-Hon. George E. Pugh, Daniel P
Rhodes, Hon. 8. P. Chase, Judge Henry B.
Paine, John W. Gray, Hon. John Sherman
Col McCook, Hon. John A. Gurley, Hon. s.
s. Cox, Hon. D.. Tod, Washington Mclean
James B. Steadmsn.
ISDrANA.-Hon. Caleb B. Smith, Hon. John
G. Davis, Hon. William s. Holman, Hon. Henry
s. Lane, Hon. s. Coltax, Hon. A. G. Porter
Hon. - Voorhees,, - Dunning.
KENTucKY.-Eon. John J. Crittenden, Col
Harney, George D. Prentice, Hon. John c. Ma.
son, Col. Rosseau, Hon. Richard M. Stanton
Hon. VIM. Anderson, Hon. Green Adams.
ILLINOIS. Governor Yates, Hon. William
A. Richardson, Hon. Isaac N. Morris, Hon. 8
S Marshall, Hon John A. McClernand, Hon
John A. Logan, Hon. o. H. Browning, Hon
-- Eastman, Hon. David Gage, James "
shehan. J. M Douglas.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-06-28
From Grafton, va.

We clip the following Items from the special
dispatches to the Commercial Of the 9Th;
General Schleich's Brigade will consist Of the
Third, Fourth and Tenth Ohio Regiments. The
seventh will also probably be assigned him. Ma
jor Hugh Ewing is Acting Assistant Adiutan'
General in his staff, fffs
The sixteenth Ohio Is stationed near Cheal
River Pass, to guard bridge four miles distant
on the turnpike,
There is very strong concentration Of troops
at Clarksville and Phillippi, with abundant
means Of transportation.
Two Indiana Regiments advanced from Clarks-
burg, to-day, toward Phillippi. The Tenth Ohio
arrived here this morning.
The Fifteenth Ohio has been accepted for three
years, with the privilege to recruit Four hun
dred of the present regiment will 60.