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TEE Porr,s rEEssss.-A letter from Rome

The PorE's ILLSEss.-A letter from Rome
Of the 10th ult, says:
aOn Tuesday next the Pope will probably
he conveyed TO his country house at Oaslel
Gonaolfo. AT court and elsewhere alermlng
minors about his health continue. What rs
most dwslt on is the gradual weakening OF
his mental f,culties. As to that am able
~ assure YOU that the Pope's illness is in TACT
rather moral than physical, and that II pro
Goods especially from the deep melancholy
N which he has been plunged by the reports
of the Italian bishops that chism is inevitable
nnless the Church be put in accord with the
rational sentiments and the present needs oi
tbe Italian people. You can easily imagine
that tbe Jesuits are already trembling; con-
eaouently they surround the Pope as much
as possible, and take him into the country IN
or5er TO remove him from every other IN
Huence. and manage him after their Own
] e,sbiop. l know for certain that personag'
bjgblv placed and closely connected with th'
: CeneTal of the Jesuits, has stated that th'
Z IPone has often moments OF delirlum, II
) vbicb he saws things that Il is iesiraole no
Ebody should hear. Itmay be very wen ina
4 what they call his morbid eccentrieihes {
!. lsneech are only some sensible TAX on III
g mart: 8; me expression of views more IN COZ
formity with the interests of the State. b'
n is most likely that the great Apprehension 2.
Z srnressed as to the health Of poor Plus Il
!, are only to well founded"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

u1,cnEvr-The Yrska (Gal.) Jour
1000 .IS the following: One Of our
mai assmsn as,1,sT a few days since, while trsY-
eAPlesIb,, i:I tb-ongh the country, stopped q the
ehng o1 old miner, who anxiOusiy IN,
caelh = ~ ne latest news. "Bad enough
quiT.eos - ,Ss - vender Of news the secession
replissu s.s ~ .aken Fort Pickens and wash "a:
.la ists nASS c;tv and hung Gen. Scott" win
'lhg.o4 -. - 5nutterable horror, the miner
tToA .'o,nsd y into his cabin, took down ls ms
coouy "a q Faryciaimed: 81 Anybody can takS !i
rlne, ,si.;1. sT1 tbst wants it, but - me Il
my Glos~ ~ so- the wars, and I'll have M9sa' a
al,oU am ~ Cjsv it back or never return @ ~,
ing1on -, 49, assures US that ne would hay'
inlor.ls .ood as his word, had he not leGIn
Desa Il NJ oreat gratifcationi that ne na'
besn the victim Of sen %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

The SPIRIT OF YAEKEE DooDLE-A cor
respondent Of the Chicago Tribune lately
visited, BY invitation, the rooms of spirit
nal medium, and was requested to write
ths names Of several departed friends upon
slips Of paper. Upon one he wrote Yam
kee Doodle" and was afterwards gratihed
TO learn that that friend Was happy in
the spirit world, and was at the time en-
jOying q social chat with the father Of the
correspondent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
nROPHIEs.


Anumber of trOpbis we're brought here
to-day, taken in the rout Of the rebels, IN, IN.
Guiding the Commissaries tent OF ine eu
South Carolina Regiment, lot Of clothing
hats, books, guns, Palmetto buttons, sc. !.
The dreaded mask ed batteries turned out
TO be only iii constructed bresstworks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
FROM BUNKER HILL, VA.
RrrKER HUI. Va. July ]

The army, instead Of proceeding direct
to Winchester, went to Charleston, anu nov
have full possession of the place
winchester is defended on the nortn slue
by strong breastwOrks. 1t cannot be 81.
lacked on that side without exposing our
troons to a destructive cross fire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

APPOINTMENT OF PAYMAsTER.-B. R. CoWan
late Clerk of the Ohio House Of Representa-
tives, has resigned his position as Assistant
Commissary at BeIlair, Ohio, because OF an
appointment Of the Unived States Army as 8
Paymaster-a place for which he IS well
uuali6ed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
PRFSFNTATION.

D BOsToE, July 10.
splendid banner was to-day presented
n tbe Massachusetts 18th Regiment. Ed
ward Everett made the presentation Inc
regiment is ready for immediate service.
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CRoPs IN IEDIANA.-l

CRoPs IN ISDIAEA.-The Madison Courier
Of ihe 18th says: A Eeil-informed gentle
man, Who L. been IN the grain trade for
years, reports. aiter TO1r---'---e -
whsat-growing counties OF Indiana that
there viii be twenty per cent. more wheat
harvested this year than last. The pro Pect
for ebeap bread is good.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

John 7. RinslOw, Of Westor9ok, Name; ig;
has one strawberry plant when PEOuass1 '1ie
2bO berries this season.
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2haseEiahs.l &.

After all other Treatment Fail9ll
DR.. A. GIBSON,
T9TmSrly Of Esw York City, win pay One Hun.
the above named diseases BE vim pay tie sai1s
the United s'oas8 treats the same dissasSs With
Aftsr many years Of Isborious studz and ,azD.rs.
snSs, DE; 81 glRsOA e happy in being able . an
.SS.eS 6 3 me M that he has psrootsd
:, ,,. sRPEEPY, Az PERMANENT. CURE
u f PRIVATE DISEASES
with all bad effects arising thererrom, including
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATIOH.
He has succeeded in curing In this city some
BSlsylsd physicfans, who PROBES to treat al rvSts
naledies With success and without receiving the
Dr.. qlBSOH does nos boat that he Is a member OF
SONS College In London or Paris, a. Dsrhap9 GouSe
snd Who hSd o r ~ 5ss, we t e
Allied. Bnt what Dr. GIBSON might bosst lof Il
this, inst heis abls g give entire satisfaction 70
rity and that he has perfected On Amsrican sy1tsn
Of treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon
radical Of seminal WsakneGs and an diSesaes Or
arrangements, both mental and physical, ariginT
Dr. aIBS6E also Claim Ior his nsv trsssosot III.
olloylng advantages over az others yet discovered;
and afst, the agents used aFe in no inspect disagree
a6lei he uses no relics Of the dark ages such a.
Mercury, nor any other dalsterious FTiT: seoondIT
no restrictions In diet or business Is reQured Third
He stands prepared SO into any public or private
hospital In the United States and demonEtrsts Ire
Immense superiority Of his new treatment over sny
other now known 70 the world N point Of prompt
ness perm slfsty and oonFEnidnce
to tho patient. ~ ~ = E-Tl77 ?
Dr. GIBSON Is permanently located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past two yeaIs performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted al
other modes OF treatment Reference can bo Given 10
Individuals Of the hrst respectabAity IN Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities IN regard to
5knl and integrity in al professional transactions
DYSPEPSIA, khusmstism, ScrofulG and an chronic
diseases treated with superior success.
~ MedlOfne sent to any part Of the country ON
receipt OF ten dolIars
DE-, G1BsOHis New Work on PhysIoIogy tor uls
1t his oG1ce.
ilDR. GIBSONgiv ve.E,5
Professor Of EtsetTopaLAy and Medicine,
- Once No. III Ontario street, up stairs, fsW
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SOUTHERN VERSION OF MccIEIIAHs we
rOH4.-The rebels had great hopes Of sue
cess in Western Virginia. A dispatch rom
Roaring Run, dated on the 10Th, says:
On MoClsllan,s column is feeling itl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

way cautiously. -,
Gen. McCleIlan's command will smell
Southern powder and feel Southern steel
this afternoon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
DIR. GIBSON

Professor Of EIsetTopat4y and Medicine,
~ Once No. III Ontario strost, up stairs, fsv
doors from the Public Square.
Once hours from to u and from tn 5 oioIook
naflV, fEnndaya ercaptad .n-o
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.t5E7a1 -1iai 7l a -ha
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

"And conquer we must, for our cause it is Just,
And this be our motto, in God is our trust
And the star spangled banner in triumph shall
wave,
Ger the land Of the free and the home of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20

W A R P R I C Esie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-20
A sIEouLAR REouIEM.

Fortunately We had clear sky and the
light of the moon to aid US, though not un-
frequently the black walls Of the noun
taias shut cut her light altogether. We
cheered our lonely way through dense
forests, dark ravines, and along mountain
sides, by singing patriotic airs, and never
did the sentiment seem more impressive
than now, as the mountains echoed back
the words:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
Oxford Military Company.

On Saturday last we spent few hours at the
pleasant village of Oxford. The Military Com.
pany organized at that place were on parade, in
full uniform, and made a fine appearance. 1t is
indeed, fine company, composed of good men,
and o!,iTsred by those who "wil do to tie to-
A large number of people, and abouta dozen can
didates were in town. The day passed off very
agreeably. We had the pleasure of taking by
the hand large number Of the hard fstcd and
stout hearted Democrats of Old Killbuck They
are anxious to have the Treasury leeches cleaned
of Columbus. We shared an excellent dinner
served up by Mr.. and Mrs. GIRRAnD, of the Unior
House. A number, ourself among the rest, were
invited ia take supper with Mr.. FoRns, where We
Jared sunptuously. Oxford, her Military Com
pany, Kibuck township and all the rest--lons
may they wave.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
Speech Of Jonathan @. Smith at Fred
ericksburgh, Wayne County.

On yesterday JONATHAN Q. SMITH was brought
into our neishboring village of Fredercksburgh,
on wheel.barrow, propelled by two darkies.-
After cleaning his thioa: with copious suck of
cold water, or something else, he stood up in his
carriage and addressed large and excited crowd
as follows
Feller Republicans and other Vegetables /: BY
the pertiokler request of preacher Whittam and
your devoted and luvly Governor, my friend Bill
Dcnnison Esquire, hav cum here to mak n
small and patriotick speech to you. The Rever-
ent Mister Peacock, gay and captivaten bird,
who is sound on the goose and all uther tlieologi.
kal questions, told you short time ago "that we
hav war that it is not war to protekt the Con.
stitution Or the Government, but war to forever
exterminate the accursed institushen of slavery
And. now, fellers that is the took of patriot it
is what us fellers that kompose the back bone OF
the Republican party hav Civ our wind and our
wits to bring about. The preachers hav dun more
for the Republican party ner all the rest of the
world hav dun, and tina know what IS good Re
publican doctrine better ner emmy buddy else DUE
Bruther Peacock is q trump what we hav Offer
plaid, and he never failed to talk trick, and fel
lers, want you all to sware to whatever he scz
Linken sez he only wants the solgers to protec
the Capitol and the government property, but h,
is a dared old skeezix, and we, the peepel mus
talk the matter in our own hands and kerry tn,
war into the enemies kuntry, and kill, slay an,
eat men women and children, and kerry off ou
cuerd bruthern and sisternwfltil we leav the sun
ny South vally of dry bones, land of dessolash
un, habtashun for Costs and hooten place 70
Owls. Them is the sentiments of us back bon
Republicans, and if Mister Linken don't dance t.
that music we'll maik him think he has ten bush
els OF rattelsnaix in his trowses. With tn
preachers what hav been devoten every day in tn
week to the sarves of the Republican party, aid
ed by the noosepaper, and other perlitikal mash
emery we ken make things work as slick as n IA,
tiers tongue creased with possum fat.
Wen raise tempest loud and long,
Wen rave, and rant, and rale
Wen 60 exterminashun strong
Maik all before us quale
Fellers, l was a little down on Bill Dennison
but he dun the write thing with me he appinte
me gneral traveller agent with the rank c
Mayer, which makes my fees one hundred IN
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
Fishing.

A great many persons frequent the Killbuck
for fishing Men, women and children fish. Some
luck at all, but all seem to enjoy the sport fully
as much as the fish do. 1t is lazy and rather
unYroftable way of spending time, but it will dc
for those who have little else to do. it will have
n te d2ncy to make people good naturcd. flrbear.
ing and patient, and whatever contributes to this
aids in filling up the cup of human happiness
Let's all go fishing.
"In genial spring, beneath the quivering shade,
Where cooling vapours breathe along the mead,
The patient fisher takes his silent stand,
Intent, his angle trembling in his hand:
With looks unmov'd, he hopes the scaly breed,
And eyes the dancing cork, and bending reed"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30

How long we will remnin here not ono Of
us has the most remote idea. Wo may bo
ordered away In week, and yet we may con-
tinue here two monthsj IL depends altogether
on circumstances.
To borrow word from tho renowned Arte.
mas Ward, would say that IL "happihes"
me to state that Capt. Bnttcr1eld and Com
pany are alive and kicking, as is evidenced
by the daily disappearance OF considerable
provendcrj the most prevalent disease being
that Of consumption, the consumption OF bread
and pork, # you pleas.
] have written sufficient for this time, and
will lay aside my pen for the present. The
Farmer of May 10th, was duly received, for
which am thankful Shall write again in a
week or two.
Very truly, Yours, &c.
CHARLES HAY.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
GEMOTHERS-There is an adver-

lisemont in this number of our paper, to which we
wish to call your special attention. We do so'
not because we are paid for doing it-for the pro.
prie,or has not so much as requested us TO do So
hut from the fact that we sincerely believe 1t
deeply interests you and your children TO know
what is there communicated. We refer 10 thirty
wears experience of female physician in the
shape OF Mrs Wnslow's Stootinng Syrup Tor
children ,eething Tens of thousands OF children
die yearly during the process OF cutting teeih and
hundreds of thousands barely escape DEATH to pass
life OF suffering, diseased in body and eneeoled
in mind all of which results from dlsorganiza'
ton of the system during The process OF teethlng
Mrs winslow, in her profession had an oppsortu
nifty to witness much of this suffering, ana mas
prepared medicine to meet the case-simple' YET
eriec,ly effective AMI sure just the remedy
needed We know it acts like magic, giving al
most instant relief to the little suiler-having
witnessed the most pleasing results from the use
of il in great number of cases No discovery IN
medicine for the last hundred years will compare
with it in its benefit to the race, in ocr opinion;
and the name ot one female physician, at least
will be imortalized by this medicine. nllw4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
ag-A FAMILY BLEsSING,-"In

ling the kettle from the fire it caught and scn.
ded my hands aud person very severely hand
almost to crisp The torture was nnbcarable.
1t was an awful sight. I.
The Mustang Iinimentappeard to extract the pain
almost Immediately. 1t healed rapidly and left
no scar ot account CHARLES FOSTER 42O Bread
Street PhHadeiphia." 1t istruy wonderful ar.
ticIr. 1t will cure any case OF Swelling, Burns,
Siti JOINTS, Efuptions or Rheumatism. For fIor.
ses it should never be dispensed with. One dol.
lars worth OF Mustang has frequently saved n
valuable horse. il cures calls, SpraRs Ringbone,
SPAWN and Founders Beware ol Imitation and
Counterfeits.--A counterfeit was put in circula
tion from 81. Louis and duly suppressed All
genuine will hereafter bear the signature of
g w Wcs,brook, Chemist. and D. Barnes
Proprietor, with the words Trade" MARK" in
two Medallions of the Federal Currency Three
Sizes Sold throughout the habitablc Globe
nllwi ID. S BARNES a. Co, n Y.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30

seventy.fve dollars a munth sich evidence Of
good judgment convinces me that he Is a bully
boy with a military cap. The furst crate duty
the big oflesholders owes is TO themselves and
tharc trends, and II is that they shood suck harty
of the pubck tit and Civ all tharc trends a chance
to suck thare i, except the poor devils who don't
amount 10 nothen but TO vote and pay taxes
Fellers, never thot the treasury Cow was sich
an amiablc ole brute till kommenced suckcn Of
her myself She il gitten sucked purity freely
just now but as long as the patriotic farmers and
mekancks keeps on given her fodder she'll never
go dry.
Wen sing song of sucken,
Not of bankers rag,
But of golden sinners
A rolen from the bag
or our bully treasury Cow.
How happy we do feel,
And how little we do lag,
hswe suck each precious meal
From the Overlooking bag
OF our bully treasury Cow.
Fellers, you OF to bea hangcn of the secession
lists. Every man what complains of high taxes
is sccessionist, and in the dramatic language of
John Bunyan, when playen in the Walnut Street
theater in Philadelphia, "he shood be hung be-
tween heaven and airth, until his caycy tenement
of this arthy tabcrnickle is cold MS dog nose and
as stiff as dandys shurt buzzem, and till his soul
is sunk mile and three quarters in the lake of
fire and birthstone" | do hate the men who com
plain about payen taxes to support the govern
ment, and to minister to the wants of all the big
1a1Jo Il, N
the members of the Republican Legislature, and
all the rest of us. The man what will spend day
after day in hard toll to get mummy enough to pay
us, and pay up promptly, and keep on voten the
Republican ticket and darncn the expenses is the
man for me. But the lacofocos what growl be-
the support Of government is the meanest kind
of cusses, and will apply to them the eloquent
language of Gineral Packcnham, when he fit TIE
battle of Laik Erie, and told the American sol.
gers that they was eft for treason, stratagcm and
spies."
Thare is goodly number of our friends down
at Millersburg what is highly pleased with the
noble and patriotic stand of bruthers Whittam
and Peacock, and intend to compliment EN- on
thare devoted selfsarifzcn dispositions when
git time to attend to en-.
Feilers, you know / sent my wife Jane here
few days ago, and am informed that she has Just
becum the interesten muther of two boys, who is
anxious to see THAR dad. The old woman is doin
WE'LL Jacobna Kmberin is her nuss, and I'll call
the boys Whttam and Peacock Under these age.
taten circumstances you will allow me to bid you
an affccionato farewell, and leave my son Jon.
athan to sell you few bottles Of my Concrapu
lated Essens of Snaik Ingen Yarks
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
Ey WHOOPING COUGH-Tbo

chief cause OF all ruptules in children my be traced
to his distressing complaint, and this result maj be
checked by using HUvNEwELL's UNIVERSAL CouGu
REMEDY. Being Tree from components " hich re-
strain free use Of the remedy 10 check the spasms
and allow the cough to have its run in quiet way
il enough TO say OF one preparation. At n small
outlay, all we claim for it will he proved and full
particulars found in the pamphlets 10 be had Of
all agents, or the proprietor. See advertise ment
in another column
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
Honsehold Inurnal.

The May number of the Household Journals,
published by Alexander Harthill x Co., No.
20, North Williams Street, New York, is re-
plete with interesting reading matter, music,
receipts, &c. Terms, Two dollars a year.
Those who want miscellaneous and instruc-
tive reading should subscribe.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
Friends,

We have large amount of money 10 pay on or
before the Goth of June. We do not know where
1t is to conc from. but come 1t must. We hope
every one of our friends who can do SO will give
us little help. Any amount, however small,
will be thankfully received.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
County Tair,

OOWHVy It UIT.
Arc we to have County Fair the coming fall :
If we are 1t is high time some preparation was
being made. We are rather inclined to the belief
that our people pay most attention to County
Fairs in winter time.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
Akron.

Akron.
WIENER & SCHUMACHER, Akron, have just re-
ceived for the Wholesale trade very large stock
of Groceries. Drugs, &C., to which the attention
of their numerous friends in this county is direct
ed. Advertisement next week.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
Parades.

On Saturday next the Military Company at
Middletown will be on parade. A company re-
Gently organized at Napoleon will also parade on
the same day.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
Home Magazine.

Arthur's Magazine for June is a superior num-
Der. "The Mothers Defence" is q beautiful en-
craving, and the others are equally worthy of the
book. "Arthur" is just the book for these times
Its perusal gives hope to the desponding, strength
to the weary, and fresh courage to those who are
bearing lifes burdens. Terms $500 per year,
or less to clubs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
GOdey,s Book.

GOdey'S BOOK.
Hard times does not prevent the arrival of the
unrivalled Cooley" The June number is before
us, radient in beauty, sparkling with wit, and
teeming with patterns and receipts. Its perusal
will serve to tighten some Of the weary hours
which are now dragging their slow length along
Terms, $500 per year.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
DEATHS
NJ. b. DES.

DIED At his residence in Berlin. ]. NJ. Cook, NJ
D., of Bronchitis in the 54th year of his age.
DR. Cock read Medicine with DR.. McCorkel in
in Philadelphia in 1880. entered upon the practice
of his profession in Mercer county, Pa. whore he
continued but a short time from thence he emOved
to New Holland, York county Pa, and from thence
to Millersburg in the fall of 1910, and in lS4l
moved to Berlin, this county, where he continued
doing an extensive bus ness in the practice of
Medicine until Frustrated by his last illness.
science of Medicine, as wei as Il successful prac-
titioner. Drs. a, ;; Maxwell. of Davenport, Iowa,
Joel Pomercnc. Middlctown Holmes CO., o., Smaley.
Fredericksburg, Wayne co., o.. D G. Maxwell, Ber-
lin Holmes CO.. o., King, of FredrcktOwn, Knox
Co. o.. all received their first lessons in the healing
art uudcr his tuition.
The Doctor was remarkably kind, unassuming
II warm and generous heart. and greatly es-
tc med by those who knew him best.
But more and better than all else, he was good
mana christian. During the last seven years Of
his life he was connected with the NJ. +. Church
manitcsting strong attachment to the cause OF
God. Amid the prOtractcd and severe suffering,
which terminated his earthly career he gave clear
and sa satisfactory evidence that his peace was made
with God, through Jesus Christ our Lord.
- JIM,
On the I3th of April, of Deptheria and Spasms'
MARY ADALINE DoUGAN, aged year and months
On the 22nd Of April of Deptheria and Group,
DAVID DOUGAN, aged yoars.
On May 10TH of Depthcra WILLIAM MORROW
DouGAN, aged years.
On May 26th of same complaint, JAMES PARK
hill DOrGAN, aged IL years and monhs,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-05-30
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

District Court.
The District Court for this County will be held
on The Oath of June.