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BomToN, Jan, IA detachment from the troops
stationed st Fort Independence, Boston Harbor arc 10
sail for Florida, on Wednesday next. small number
Of marines from the charlesown Navy Yard have been
orlered South h - ~ a'"@ 9 ,A-la.A
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ALI. BURNETT AT ARMoRY HALL .-s-Mr. Bon.
SErT's appearance at Armory Hall, last even
ing was greeted by full house. The enter
tainment was rich one, and every one in the
Hall felt amply repaid for coming, ia the ex.
quisitE qualification received. Mr.. BnRaErT
excels, both in the pathetic and comic Few
eyes could remain dry under his beautiful rem
dering of the little poem, p" Will the New Y ear
come tonight, Mammal" But the great fea
ture OF the evening, was his repeated change
from one comic character to another, which he
represented to the life, and with such exquisite
naturainess and drollery, that the laugh would
come ofitseli; it was perfectly irresistible. This
evening" Mr.. BURNETT gives his second and last
entertainment, with an entire change of pro.
gramme.
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LRAvESwoRTH, Jan THE troops from Fl. Leaven.
Chicago and Pittsburgh The force consists Of two com
panles Of light artillery, comprising 2lO men with 30
horses force Of 20 dragons remaining at Ft Leayen
worth.
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NRw ORLEANS, Jan. 7-The immediate secassionistI
have carried the city in the election to-day.
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hlr. JONES offered the following; ~,-s /
ResolUed. That the Standing Committee on
the Penitentiary, be instructed to inquire into
the expedienoy of Withdrawing the proposals for
letting of convict labor, as now advertised by
the Directors of the Institution, and that the
Committee report Dy bill or otherwise. Adopt.
ed li u .IN p aye ..A tlJ.}|#
Mr.. COX, on leave,gave notice of his inten
tion to introduce a bill for the erection or re-
pair Of county jails in certain cases ra
yIrTI JACKSON DAY.
Mr. JONES said he believed this is the eighth
Of January He would therefore move that the
Sergeant at arms be instructed to procure
National flag, to be erected over the Senate
Chamber, and that the Senate adjourn until
to morrow, in honor of the day. Adopted,
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ELL FIRST.

Z q. EMrsJONE5 notified the Senate that s. B. 6S
"For the preservation and repairing of the Ma
lt tional Road In Ohio and for the collection oil
tolls thereon" which was passed last winter
4, never became law, because the enrolled bill
was lost, and 1t was not signed. He therefore
presented the engrossed bill and asked immediate
r action TO supply the informally. After some
discussion concerning the proper procedure In
the premises, il was deemed advisable for pre-
cedent to put the bill through as new bill
The rules were suspended, and the bill was
read first and second times by title, and re.
ferred to the Committee on Public Works.
HGHN CONNECTION
Mr.. PARISH'S amendment to joint resolution,
concerning the printing OF extra numbers oil
the Governors message was Withdrawn by him
yesterday, and therefore not accepted and adopt.
ei as erroueously reported. This morning he
offered l. as joint resolution, proposing to print
1000 copies Ia German.
De-. Mr.. COX thought 500 enough, and moved
such an amendment.
Mr.. STANLEY was opposed to the principle.
he proposed to print exclusively in the English
language. ',..r T.
% Mr.. GARFIELD had become convert to
the same principle. Besides, ho thought 1t
0wasteful expenditure of money He proceeded
to show that the German citizens did not wish
documents in their language. He thought II
the true principle to MAINTAIN the Auglo-Saxon
language. .1ui NJ ..'n q ~ ~ 90 1,
Mr. PARISH was not certain how he would
vote upon this question II 1t were new ques
ton But the precedent having been established
and the German population who cannot read En.
glish being very, large, he thought 1t just and
wise to print public documents for them Here
garded this question of State policy, and had
henrd no good reason why it should be aban
doned. tT .lr .t.cli 5al,.lrr. osaG Gl
Mr.. ORR concurred with Mr.. Parish This
is not new question. 1t is eternally brought
before the Legislature. The question is brought
In as an economical question:, to deffaud Ger
mans OF their rights. 1t is equally their right
with the natives to have documents printed in
their language. Mr., Orr proceeded toieulogize
the peaceful and Industrious habits of the Ger
mans, basiug On argument thereon for the pas
sage OF the resolution of Mr.. Parish.
COUNTING THE VOTES. -u i
The House Joint Resolution for Joint Con-
vention of the General Assembly on Thuraday
at eleven o'clock, to count the ballots cast for
Attorney General at the fall election, was
adopted eg I..Igtq as~.L i
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eases F. ls,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
To Che Public.

DURsuANT to Instructions from the Secretary Of the
i Treasury, book will be opened on the fourth day
Co. in Mlersburg for subscriptions under superin
tendence for Treasury Notes. to be issued under the
act of July H. 1861 Thess notes will be ssuedin sums
of fifty dollars hundred dollars, five hundred dol
lars, thousand dollars. and five thousand dollars
each dated 10Th August 1861 payable three years after
date to the order of the subscriber directed and
bearing interest at the of $40 per cent. per
payable semi annually; such interest being at the
rate OF two cents for each day every hundred dollars
For the convenience of the holder each note will have
coupons attached expressing the several amounts Of
semiannual interest, which coupons may be detached
and presented for payment separately from the notes
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes will be received
during fifteen days from the day Of opening the book
aforesaid No subscriptions for less than fifty dollars
any fraction of that sum can received Sub
scriptions of fifty dollars hundred dollars must
be paid in lawful coin Of the United States at the time of
subscribing. Subscriptions of more than may be
subscribing and third of the whole amount ev-
cry twentieth day thereafter until the whole shall be
paid. No payment Of less thar fifty dollars can be ac-
cepted that being the smallest for which Treasury
notes can be issued. = - ssSfEk
Certificates will be granted in depicate to subscribers
fol the amounts paid the original of which the sub
scrber will transmit by mail to the Secretary OF the
Treasury, when Treasury Notes Aforesaid will be is
sued thereon to such subscriber his order carrying
interest expressed in such certificate; but in
where only part Of tho amount subscribed is paid at
the time subscribing, Treasury Notes will be issued
only for the payments made subsequently to the first
which will remain until the whole subscribed by
such person shall be paid when Treasury Notes will be
issued for such first payment also On payment Of each
deferred nstamen the subst rber will pay in addition
thoreto, equal to the interest accrued thereon
from the 10th August to the date of payment and
final payment like interest the amount paid on sub
scrption which payments Of interest will be rembur
sed to the subscriber in the payment of the first cou
pom. sa 5#a Ea4a
The Treasury Notes Issued upon such certificates by
the Treasury will be sent to the sbscribers by mail
such other mode may be indicated by them when
they transmit their original certificates. The duplicate
certificates may be retained by them for their
curity. r. K. ENOS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
DIR. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL. PILLS
for Liver Conpiaint, Billiousaess, Headache,

DIR. McLEAN'S UNiVEkSA1s PILLS 71i
far Liver COmplains, Billiousnesss Headache,
go 1f.f ~ z &C., dc.
There nover has been Cathartie medicine oaerea to
the public that has gwen such entire satsffctcn As Nc
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly innocent
be taken BY the most tender infants yet prompt
and powerful ii removing all billions secrefions Acid
Imnure Feed Matter from the stomach In fact they
are the only Pills that should DC used maanous ds
tricts. .,
They produce 20 9riphg, shtneH 90 Fam IN the
in tie operation promoting healthy secretons OF the
Liver ana idneys Who will suffer from Biiiousness,
Hssjacbe and Foul stomach, when cheap ., rems-,
dy can be oLr.nedr Keep them constantly on hand =
,nr.e dose taken in season, may prevent hous days
and months Of sickness. Ask for Dr. j. H. MeLeant
are tstelcss Prico only cents per box, and can be
sent 81 mail TO any part Of the United States -.
- = sSi Ola y. II. MCLEAN Sole Proprietor.
-. y Corner Of Third and Pine Streets, ST. Louis, No.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
Affair. al Fort warren.

The Boston Traveller of the 26th inst,
says:
Everything is quiet at Fort Warren as
it was before the arrival Of the important
prisoners whose capture is the cause of so
much discussion and SO much rejoicing
Colonel Dimmick is more strict in admit
ting visitors to the Fort than heretofore,
allhouglfa few officers still have :he privi-
lege allowed.
.Slidell and Mason have comfortable
quarters, which they share witll~their Sec
retaries. As they have funds they have
purchased various articles for. their conve-
niencc, not provided by the Government,
and as the prospect is that they are likely
to remain here some time, their money
has been judiciously used. sss .7tt, p
Mr.. Mason, who wore an air of noncha-
lence on Sunday, when taken to the Fort,
has apparently found the place less agree
able than he anticipated. Perhaps the
climate does not agree with him, or it may
be that he means to be exclusive; but it is
remarked among the prisoners that he
keeps himself very close to his room.s He
appears sad and not in very good humor.
On the other hand, Slidell is brighten
ing up, and is more cheerful. He ventured
out of doors in the storm yesterday, but
he is of Northern birth, and thus the eli
mate may not affect him so much as 9TH
ers. zsi7'sl 90 -i.' 80 s-re ei -sf 81
The 'ambassadors" are allowed TO con-
verse freely with other political prisoners,
but we doubt whether their conversation
is very edifying, or the story of their expe-
riencer very cheering. = Taze zI-~
Mr.. Morehead, OF Kentucky, is less Bit
ter in bis denunciation of "Yankees" Than
heretofore, and now appears 10 his original
characte, as fine old Kentucky gentleman.
Marshal Kane, OF. Baltimore, still sports
his long boots and smoking cap, but swells
about less than formerly, evidently feeling
,hathe is no longera ''lion." Mr.. Faulk-
ner,. of Virginia, as heretofore, remains
quiet, taking his confinement with the air
of philosopher. E4sv - I:.8S 4: a. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
John Brown Jr.,s Boys In .
Fight. ssE sl b
sAKansas City correspondent Of The Chi

AAAAuSA8 kity COueSpOBuebt Oi the Nuf
cago Tribune, under the date of Nov. 81,
writes: go -
Two days since Col. Jenniso1 mounted
twenty five Of the boys, under the com
maad of lst Lieuiesaos Boslwick. Capt
Bucharj, Gen. Lyons scout, who Is mis-
inga company for this corps, wss also de-
tailed to accompany the party. They were
ordered to beat up the neighborhood ol
the Hays settlement which IL only elfkt
miles distant. According 70 order The
buildings of Col, Hays and two others
were burned to the ground. A quantity
of arms, horses and ''contrabands" were
taken. The party then moved to the
house of Sam. Hays, on the Westport
road This house stands back from tie
road Lieut.. Bostwick, ordering his men
to remain in The road, with Capt. Burch-
ard, rode across TO the house to. search for
arms. They hitched their horses, and en-
tered the building. They passed through
with Mr.. Hayes, and stepped on the porch.
The moment lheyrdid SO, some if.y ,uen
rose in the corn field few rods in advance
and fired upon them. Hayes fell very
severely wounded. Capt. Burchard was
shotthrough his clothing in several places
but not burt. Both officers rushed for
their horses and as they seizsd their bri-
dies another voley was poured upon ikern.
Lieut.. Bostwiek's horse received two balls
and fell. Both then succeeded in reaching
theroai. The boys by this Time had re-
turned the Confederate fire. Only eigh-
teen were armed with rifles. The advance
scouts and guides had ridden away at the
first fire. Within short distance they
were fired upon by an ambushed party
numbering about fifty. From the other
direction another party of the same size
was seen. Thus the little band was al
most surrounded by six times their own
force. They maintained their ground as
long as possible, firing some thirty rounds.
They know three were killed, aud several
were wounded. None of our men were
wounded. Lieut.. Boslwick was knock
ed downbysa giancing ball on the fore
head and two horses were killed, A. lad
of fifteen, employed as messenger by the
Colonel bad his hair cut by ball, but as
he phrased, "the man who did il was eros
sing fence, but be didn't cross anymore"
after while the Lient. ordered The boys
10 break for the brush. They were fol-
lowed by US sharply. Three Of them close
ly pursued by twelve, hid themselves in the
brush. They were discovered and volley
fred on them. Not ball struck, though
the dirt was ihrown-in their faces. Lieut..
Bostwick turned and shouted aCome on
boys!" The rebels fed. The Federals
returned to camp in safety without further
casualty.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

- Ha faHa. 81. u. L I. : T.
GENERAL CHAsE's Y1croRY.-"Mala-
koff" writes from Paris to the New York
Times. s5-4e g9o,-,J -g0 ror
ave have heard from a gentleman who
has ramifcations in secession society, that
the ready taking of the, second and third
national loan has struck the secession gem
tlemen with more dismay than any event
that has occurred in the history of the
war. They still counted, it seems, upon
divisions in the North, and perhaps lit
tie upon its. cupidity. But since il is now
nota question Of swho will take the loanr
50 much us who shall we let have it = the
tables Are quite turned, and we cansunder
stand their disappointment. The first and
ablest, and most efficient general in the ma
ton, is evidently Salmon P. Chase" s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
ohio Mili.ary Matters.

A Columbus letter of Nov. 29th states
that the Government has granted leave Of
absence to Capt. c. G. Gilbert, stationed
with the regulars under General Buell., to
be the Colonel of the 18th regiment, be-
ing recruited at GAINESVILLE, and to Capl.
Robert S. Granger, to be =, Colonel of the
65tb, in the Sherman Brigade. Senator
Sherman is now Colonel of the 64th, but
does not propose to leave the Senate for
active service. The Lieut.. Colonel, j. w.
Forsyth, U. S. A., will command. a.
The 10th Infantry, Colonel De Courcey,
at Wooster, is being transported TO Camp
-Dsnnison. The 18th Regulars, have>been
ordered into service, the first battalion 10
start for Kentucky on. the lst of Decem-
bcr. The Sherman Brigade will be re-
moved to Camp Dennison this week. Of
the arming Of the regiments the letter
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

HEAyr SIANDER CAsEs.-Miss Ellen
Silver, Of this county, has commenced suit
in the Stark county Common Pleas, against
Marian Silver, for slander. Damage ask
ed, $4,000.
Miss Silver has commenced, we under
stand, four similar cases, in the Mahoning
Common Pleas -damagesI of 1000 be-
ing asked in each case-in all, $50, 0,000.-
Aahoning Register. y ,att Sn9a 4
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
AN .Extraordin inary saItsweII5l
One of . the most extraordinary. .sa

One OF . the most extraordinary salt
wells on record, perhaps, is now being op-
Grated a. Wellsville, Columbiana county
Ohio. The well was sunk in anticipation
of finding oil, but when at depth. Of four
hundred and eighty feet, the borers struck
vein Of gas, which burst forth with such
violence as to eject all the tools used in boz
ring, together with two hundred feet of
pipe which had been previously introduced.
The boring had, developed u very strong
vein of salt water; and the gas continued
to spout the whole column Of salt and
fresh water furnished by the well, TO the
height of one hundred and fifty feet, for
six months. The idea Of manufacturing
salt was then conceived, and after the ne
cessary pans, tanks, &c, we're put up, the
work was commenced. The gas was
brought in pipes from the gasometer and
introduced into the furnace in various Jets
which, being ignited, perform .he.swhole
Office Of evaporation without any aeher
fuel. The furnace glows with intense heat
and the flames issues from the top of the
chimney The salt water flows at the
rate Of about six gallons per minute, and
there is more than sufficient gas to evapo-
rate the whole. 1t yields about barrel
of salt per hour. The gas furnishes a
pressure of one hundred and eighty six
pounds to the square inch, which is eighty
OF ninety pounds per inch more than is
usually allowed IN running locomotive
engine. The well is most extraordinary
one, and the owners, though they have
failed to fiid oil, vin.s it is believed, make
handsome thing Of it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

Itimatsd il ~ high . $500, ,ooo, 900, due
large part from insurgents in opsn rebel
bn to loyal citizens, who ars even now
skiing great sacri6ces IN The disehRRs Of
cir patriotic duty tosuppost the Govern.
ent. Under these circumstances have
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05

In the eastern shore Of Virginia our
troops encountered great difficulties on all
the roads, trees felIsd, bridges destroyed,
and deserted .earthworks, some with guns
mounted, and some without, from which it
is evident that the enemy intended to make
an obstinate resistance. Nine cannon have
been captured. All the disbanded militia
contend that they were forced to, take up
arms against their will. ~ s,g.r.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
Columbus, Noy..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
Lieu,enants or others recruiting for gthe
several regiments, will report with re-
cruits at the headquarters of their respect
i've regiments on or 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
all names in full. These rolls will be for.
warded to this Office, with the report, on
the 18TH The commandant Of regiments
will, in their report, make such suggestions
as they may think fit touching the consol.
idatioa of detachmenis Of Companies
Compasies will be organized on orders
from this DepartmertAreference being
had to the preference of parties, SO far as
'the interests Of the service may permit
The time for the final report of all Lieu
tenants and recruiting officers is extended
TO the 18th Of December. ~, = ~, I.oss
IL Commandants of regiments will see
that the members of their respective com.
psnds remain in camp. after the 18th, un.
Ill the muster-in-rolIs are properly made
up and duly verifed, By order, -
.sf9 y fC.PEBUCKINGHAM,>lc X
eAdjutant General, Ohio.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
Consolidation OF the Skeleton
ssAzs1tssS Regiments. sSs1z se4oss

It will be seen by the following order
that the Ohio fragmentary regiments will
be consolidated Dec. 18th:
GENERAL ORDER NO. 65.
HrApeuARurarRs ua Ono MILITIA, kl
ADJurANr GENERALS OFFICE, TIlI
-, - C,lunhue Nov 90 1891
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-12-05
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m Bcst Ertsrnal II, tho World, for Lan or Beast

Thousands OF, human beings have been saved hfe o.
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an incredible short time McLeans Volcanic OIL Lini-
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Al n VII never t, Two applications will cure
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