davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-27

PREMIERE JrsrIcE DE PAX, NIGHoIsEN 4 co, rs. IN
pour IA CERTAIN LOT DE TERRE.
Pnroissc d'Crl6ans. J No 1923.
VAS est par lie present 1Onne q toutes les
"A peis0nDes celia dAvuir
dams les QunXe ours devant la Premiere Justice de Px
ct pour la pREOise leans rpondre Ia demnde
en- Ia t1e Cour les demadetrS,
ot de eFre les proprataires duque nconnu dams
iet borne les Marieny St Dpde Prosper
Vile ct dtoignG lot No "a pla par Lou
Surgi lie dit l0 mesure 81 pe II pouces gnes de face
Ia RTE Margny profondeu de l24 pieds polces
gnts entire enes paalce de que lie propfietare
les dites persOnnes ire rasnns
ele araent pourquo lie dit lot de vend
Ia satisfaction de In de demande des andeurs priy
lege c0ntre Ia dite propred.
f. 7. PARKER.
SELL Il Is Sheriff de Ia Parosse d'Orlegns.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-27
Free Consultations every Day.

From o'clock A NJ 10 u O'Clock A. NJ Second District;
From u o'clock A. H. to Il O'Clock NJ. First District.
be taken with DR.. Delrieu by the month
for shoeing curing uuimas on tie most liberal terms
ard conditions.
will be exclvely reserved for the members Of the
medical Profession who wish prosecute the study
comparative anatomy and medicine. They will also find
Dr. peen's prnSly complete Of chemical reagents
dcCtIHg Instruments and all other articles
petai ng his important branch Of edcs! science Dir
will always EEL highly honored whenever
lsngues the meca profession will favor his establishments
with a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-27

49, WOODBINE VESANDA, BILOXI, sxsx
L:i WILL BE OPENED ON THE 18TH OF JUNE rs
FOR THE RECEPTION OF FAMILIES.
This This establishment formerly known as the WoODBINE
CoiIAdE Is now thoroughly fitted up pleasure ami.
lies may require on the Lake Shore The Proprietor having
putt new veandn 100 feet long and thoroughly
remainder OF the buildings he is confident no other
on the lake shore that equal this every
Vehence ihere Is attached spacious bait house. galleries
overookng the Cult ana broad wharf His will be fur
nshed with the best that the markets of Biloxi and New Or
leans afford Stables and carriage attached TO the
Apply at the establishments at s. and 80 Poydras street.
1ef-1 erms, moderate
ie22 I'm John TvNnIy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-27
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, BY PROFESSORS ]. L. AND '


In mineral water where
In solution conceded to be uncertain how these ingredients
are chemically united the other. We may however,
this case, infer that the water contains
Carbonc acids SILICA, chloride Of magnesium bicarbonste
OF lime chloride of sodium carbonate of soda secate po-
ass OF ron selicae OF soda
sod1t and probably other combinations. mYllt #
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-27

- 4oANT CLEAR HOTEL--IN VIEW .s.sa
HH5ot steamboat communication between Mobile and ssS
aa4 New Orleans being resumed and encouragement Of
eied from numerous friends propose open the above Ho
We confidently that watering place on the Gulf
possesses SO many requisites for comfort Point Clear The
SAT- bah'tg has no equal on the coast and the drives
vicinity are pleasant Telegraph Office in Hotel com.
mnnicAting with all portions of the country.
While k the indulgence guests for anv lack of
me Table Deicacies will promise shall supplied with
all Inc substantials--the best the market affords.
+. CHAMBERLAIN 4 CO., .
y3l lm&W Proprietos Point Clear Ho.el and BATTLE fonse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-27

IREGORIo, HOEsI..AND Il co.., .mFoKTfFsRsss,
HneesH'b ana nsteD Dealers Dry and firaan
tHt' - 'r' - ," y tca - "a 81 New r
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-27

Rt PRIZE BOAT BUILDER -
zzzAk OF THE SOUTH go
j. MAH0NY. Algiers, La.
furnish ct the shortest notice. butt on the
MODELS Pleasure and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Row
Boata, Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yawls sks and Row
Beats, Of ali descriptions built the shortest notice.
Also hand
Oars spars Blocks and everything appeEtspIne tn Yacht
lifting hand and for sale lowest mar ket prices
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-09-27

MI UR HT'S HOTEL. Nos % AND 100 ST.
1Vl Charles streetrhIs establishment is one
Of the most PLEASANT as we'll as CENTRAL LOCATIONS
in this CITY, The proprietor for the patron
age heretofore bestowed, soics continuation thereof
confidently assuring his that nothing wanting
thatmay Contribute their comfort. The BAR and TEN
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment are unsur.
passed
SELF tt RICHARD MURPHY Pronr,eto,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17
DIR LA CRoIx7S
Private Medical Treatise
on TIE
Physiological View of Marriage

a5o PAGES AND 1870 ENGRAvINGs- Price only
CENTS Sent free of postage to all part' OF
disclosing the secret iullies of both Of all ages,
causing debility, Nousncss, depression of spirits
pnlpitoon Of the heart, suicide inasnnrs, involuntary
cniss ons, blusiings, defective memory, Indigestion
ana Ia 'situde, 3tM confessions Of MrHng interest If
Bo"idiAg >rhooi Miss C@ieae Sf"'4ent, and q
JOUHg hdrried Lady, &C. DC. 1t is u uAthfull advi-
to the married and those contemplating marriage,
who entertain secret doubts of their ply steal condition,
and who are consco of having ha.ardcd ths health,
happiness, and priv ges to which every human being
is erti I'll.
YOUNG MEN who ar, troubled with weakness, gen
crallr caused y az habi. in youth the effects OF
%h III are Dizziness pains, iorsctlnlness, 'ometimcs
rnGhg In the ears wa weakness of The back and
ONrr eNte mites, confusion Of ideas, loss of
with mthlucholy. may he cured by the authors NEW
PA MS AND LONDON TREATMENT.
We have recent devoted much of our time in VS.
TING THE EUROPEAN HOSPITALS availing our
selves OF the knowledge aud searches of the most
skill ,d Pys icNs Sur in Europe and the Con-
tinent Those VIII" place heus Ives under will
now have tI' iull benefit el the many NEW EFFItA-
ClOGS REMEDIES which arr enabled to Introduce
into practice, and the public may assured sfthe
G, Hs>iduily, SECRECY and Httcnt, N being paid
to these crsca which has distinguished us h,r t1fore
Physician oar PECULIAR department of pr, i,sional
Practlcr .f1, HepHt trc"fy,fre gears
IIESCI FEMALE PuLs-l.adius wlo wish for Medicine,
the efficacy Of viii has been tested /, thousands of
cases, aud failed to effect speedy without
~ bad result, VIII but pr Dcancy's Female
Pills. Tc OIly r caution nccos ~ to be observed is
LADIES' shoul rot take thtm the, have to Ieve
they in ccdin %HudtioHS Che particulars of which
VIII b. found on ths tpptr accompanying each box
tough always sae a"d healthy, gentle yet SO active
! re til y.
Price - per box They can be mailtd to any part of
. III tutcd states ar Ca Il Ia
TO TnE LADlES-Who need "A coAfdentiW medical
adviser with girl to any of those interesting com
pnts TO which their delicate organization renders them
/ liable. are particularly invited to consult us.
! TuE 'ELEcrRo GALvANtc PRoTEcTIvE."-For married
lrdcs whose health will not admit, who have de-
sire to Increase the fanatics, may be obtained above.
1t is perfectly safe preventative to coception, ard has
been eNensiy used duriAg the Last 20 years. Prise
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17

authorized to have his men sworn, and
muster them in himself as recruited, 10y
which they will become subject to the rules
and articles Of war. lie will be authori
zcd to issue uniforms to his recruits and
provide subsistence at not exceeding thir-
ty cents day. The officers thas appoin-
ted will be ossignd to recruiting stations,
and will he there assigned by the local
military committee They will lie furnish
cd necessary transportation for themselves
and recruits into camp. Their pay as
Second Lieutenant will run from the date
of mutser, and their recruits from the
date of enlistment. After companies arc
in camp, they will be allowed to express
their preference FOR the 9th company
officers, subject always to the approval o.
the Governor.
Commandants Of Regiments will nc
longer issue recruiting permits, but may
recommend for appointments.
Recruiting for companies not full will
be conducted under orders from this office
where special orders arc necessary, anC
must in all cases be done by coiumis
stoned officer. Recruiting to fill compa
nies mustcle into scrvi,e and turned owe
to the United States, must be according
to General Order No. 50 of The War DC
partment.
Persons desiiing to procure commits
sions must i'll all cases present with thei
application the certificate of the count,
military committee that they are men o
good moral character, Of such attainment
as will fit them for the command Of II com
pany in the field, and that they belicv,
that they can recruit company in thei
county, and that the committee pledg
themselves to aid in SO doing.
Committees will take special care tha
they limit their certificates to the numbe
that can safely operate in their counties
and that they secure the be ability tina
their county affords
The ratio of recruits must be one i
every forty Of the population, TO make u
the quota Of each county. No one shoul
be content to stop short of this. The en-
tire number must be made up from til
State. fit can not be done by volunteer
it must be done 10y draft.
Should the District CoWmittees fail
appoint committees in any Of the countic
of the State. the citizens are requested
u public meetings to appoint them and 70
{ ward their names to this Office.
: by order,
II c. BUCKINGHAM,
IL I,E,y,,,f- /ralo.,1
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17

EXECUTIVE DEPAHTsENr,f
En1nMni.s Ari Ill 1861


EXECUTIVE DEpARTNENr,t
CoiuMprs, Oct. IL, 1861. \
70 tie .Ulaory Committee y tie ,Stqtc:
The Quartermastcr. General of the Uni.
ted States, 10y his official circular, datod
Oct. II 1861, c)inmunicatcs the fact that
the Government cannot supply sulli-
cicnt number Of blankets to meet the wants
of the volunteer army.
The appropriation by our Legislature
in aid of the United States having been
exhausted the State authorities are COM
pallcd to rely chitily upon the General
Government to clothe and in other ic-
spccts provide for the comfort of Ohio
volunteers.
The inability of the Federal authori.
ties to furnishes blankets to our soldiers,
whose health and efficiency are threaten
ed, leaves no alternative to your State
Executive but direct appeal to the peo.
pie.
In addition to the duty with which
YOU are already thargnd, to aid in the
procuring Of blankets for recruits, you
YOU are hereby specially and most earn
csiv directed to solicit contributions from
the people Of your respective districts fol
our volunteers in the field. and to supply
deficiencies in camp. You will appeal tc
them without delay; will receive all do
nations of wooden shirts, drawers, socks
gloves and blankets, and will purchase
at reasonable rates, all the blankets whicl
in your judgment. will be serviceabc--
, selecting such as ale nearest the army
standard. You Will communicate to III
the names ami llaccs Of residence o
all the donors, and will forward to tn
Q quartelmaster.Gc General. at Columbus
y all the goods you may receive or purchase
y, | will not doubt a prompt and gener
Gus response to your appeal The man
and cheerfal contributions Of the pcopl
|, Of Ohio to our noble army, arc the bes
,c assurances Of their readiness to do all j
!. their power for its protection and suppor
WILLIAM DENNlSON,
! Governor Of Ohio.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17
price's EsGaau Of the Campaigns,

Correspondence Of the st, Louis Republican,
LEXINGTON, Mo, Oct. THE plan OF
Gen. Price, after he captured Lexington.
was to remain for time, and operate on
the North side Of the river, and for this
purpose, on Saturday, September 2Sth,
he crossed over the river at Lexington,
four thousand mounted men, and this
force took up their line Of march for the
railroad, with n view of its total dcatruc-
teon, and then sad havoc was to be made
of AL the Government forces in Northwest
Missouri, but late in the evening, Alfred
Jones. who had been released as pris-
oncr, at the Arsenal, where he had taken
the oath Of allegiance to the United States
Government, returned from St. Louis to
Lexington, and reported that the whole
country below was alive with troops; that
Fremont was after Price, and that Price
might prepare forn big fight in II few days.
This served to raise ;hc courage of Pri.
ce's men, and they said let Fremont comc,
they were ready for him. But when Jones
annpunccl that Fremont had thirty thou
sand men, and his only fear was that Price
would not make a stand, the latter cOun
fernandez his orders for sending troops
to the railroad, and messenger was i'm
mcdiately dispatched after those already
started, and they recrCsscd the river sun
day evening.
The night Price made his order for
quick movement South, Gen. Rains, it is
said. went twenty miles that night on his
southern route; and it is believed Govern
or jackson availcd himself Of this COM
mand rs an escort to get out of danger
Price and all his forces left ON Monday,
the 3Oth ult., but his train of baggage
wagons, about one thousaLd two hundred
in number, did not ali get off before We'd
ncSday morning If Price had designed
light with Frcm ont he would have taxi
en- the Georgetown 'oad, or possibly the
arrcnsburgh road, but instead of this
he has gone the road leading down the
western boundary OF the State and to the
southwest.
l have give plain narrative of facts
as they have transpitcd here, and if Price
does make stand and give battle, all who
are eognizant of his movements will be
disappointed, Ills most intelligent friends
consider his coure compile backdown,
while the more vordant are solaccd with
the idea that he has gone 90 meet McCol-
loch, who, from the most reliable in.or-
nation, is somewhere in Arkansas.
The forces of Price were very large at
Lexington, hut many of them were only
for the occasion end have gone home.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17
Sale Of fecnl Estate by Order Of
Court.

nN TIE 10th DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1861. AT
" o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises IN
Paint township. Holmes county, Ohio, Will pc sold
to the highcs bidder, the following real estate us
the property Of Sebastian koher deceased. to-wit
being n part of the north west part OF lot number
twenty. nine, in section three, range fOur and in
township ten; bounded as follows; commencing Mt
the northwest corner marked from which a
green tree, eighteen inches in dameter, bears
north fourteen and onehalf degrees, west dista
one hundred and twenty y-threc links thence south
and seventy -hvo links TO stake Cd thence north
seventy-tour and one-half degrees east ten chains
degrees west fifteen chains and eighty links to a
stake B) thence south siXy-two degrees west four
chains and thirty links e the place OF beginning.
containing ten acres and twenty two hu ndredths Of
acre more or less Appraised at s.
Terms of salc-one-third cash and one-third in
one and one-third in two years from day Of sale
with interest to be secured by mortgage ON the
premises. ..,.,,, ,,,,,,,, .
of Sebastin kOhler de'd.
O,t n 1851 .n35 W4prfS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17
The Election.

Considering tie desperate means re-
sorted to by the opposition, the result OF
the recent election in this county was the
grea sest hiumrli we have ever witnessed.
JcpoE SAMPLES official majority in the
district is So2. Holmes gave him $50,
Wayne 25s, and Coshocton gave 2ll
against him.
We have not the exact vote Of the
Senatorias District, but Mr.. Amor Is
beaten about 800 votes.
The State has gone RcpuJlicon by
about the usual maj ority. We think 1t
will be less than was LlNcoIN's majority
last fall. Had the democratic party bccn
fully organized over the State complete
triumph would have been the result III
vote on the Western Reserve was almost
unanimous for the fusion ticket. We sup
pose most Of the Democrats from tha
barren region are in the army, which ac
counts for the lack Of votes, In othc
parts Of the State the Democracy hav
generally made gains. We hope to b
able to give the figures next week.
The Legislature is considerably nike,
The Senate contains majority Of II
publicans, while the House will be con
posed of majority of those who are al
L., la.,, h,,,,.,.f, w
ourselves that the affairs Of state will b
no worse manage | than they have bceh.-
If there is any change it must Of Eeccssi'
be for tho better.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17

OuR IMPRISONED SoLpIERY AT RICm-
MoND AND CnARLEsToN.-We are in the
receipt of many affecting letters from the
parents and friends of soldiers now held
in captivity by the rebels Mt Richmand
and Charleston, urging us to call upon
the Government for their Immediate dis
charge. We are nor insensible to the
claims which these men nave upon tho
sympathy Of the public and the consider
OF the Government Indeed we have
more than once exposed the unrcaSona.
LIcness of policy which should REFUSE
to release somo Of the bravcst and most
suffering of our volunteers. for fear of vi.
olating official punclillio or Of involving
n recognition ofrebcl authority. No true
friend to the Government can be willing
to believe that the ease of these captured
men is not the subject of its anxious and
solicitous attention, or that some prac.
ticablc plan for their release is not rap
idly maturing.-N y. ITorH.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17
THEsECREs EST of YOUTH UNVEILED.

4 Iredtis on he cause Of Premature Dec0y-.1 s0i-
enR tcdyHiRg. JYst PUbiiShed. Jook shooting the
inNidi0Ws IDToQytSs and prerdience among Sch0ots,
doh iHdie and jcmdies, W hje hitai haLH; pointing
and dereopin0 he hole progress efMe disease, foD,
he begiDjip 10 hs eH1
tciH be Sontby Nation receipt ?rtco[3]ceRf damps.
Att 'ndHnce daily, from in the mot sing till 0 at
night and on sundays from I, 8 =. Nj.
Medicines with full directions sent to any part Of the
United States or Canada, by patients coninunicatiD
their symptoms by letter. Business correspondence
strictly confidential
cS DR. Is once Is stl oc ated as established. under
the name of DE. LA GROIN, at No. 81 Maiden Lane,
Albany, Ny.
oct. II, lS6l-n35y1.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17
SIleriH'S Sale.

Isaac Roscnth0l,
Geo. Chcssrown)
DN virtue ofa plurus orde- of sale issued from
ID the Conrt of Common Pleas of Holmes c0nnty
Oh 10 and to me directed Mt the suit of lssac Ros.
enthral against George Chessr0wp, et. a., | will
offer for sale at the north door of the Courthouse
at Mllersburs, in said Holmes County,
On the 5th day of November, A. d. 1861,
at o'clock, p NJ, of said day the following property
to with lot number one hundred and two, in
the tuwnOf i Rim, in said county.
Terms, cash. - -
JOHN FRENCH, Sheriff.
Ort 1871 n33N1nrf.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17
.ldiutaM- General
General order, no SIS.
HEAD QuAHRER; Ono MlLITIA,)
ADJuTANT GENERM.'s Office =
Golumhus Ortohor \. 1861

ADJuTANr GENEnML's Office
Columbus, October 5, lS6l.)
|. Lieutcnants will not be hereafter ap
pointed except on request Of the Military
Committees Of counties. Commandants
Of Regiments should, in all cases, before
making recommendations know that
those they desire appointed are approved
by the County Committee; and they must
in no case exceed ten for their Regiment
as more may be Recommended by Coun-
ty Committees than can be appointed. -
All parties desiring appointments, are
recommended to send their papers by
mail, and only to come in person after
their cases have been acted upon.
II. Recruiting Off ,crs are directed to
see that their recruits arc provided rs far
as possible, with two blankets, dark col
or preferred, to weigh not less than four
pounds each, and to be paid for by the
u. S. Quartcrmastcr, at prices to be fix
ed by the County Military Committees,
not exceeding current rates. Certificates
of appraiscment to bc made in duplicate,
and accompany the accounts Of the re-
cruiting officer.
Ill. The excessive use Of the telegraph
by parties who correspond with this de-
partnent involves an enormous expense
to tho Government, and must be dis
continued. Hereafter, tclcgraphic com
munications to any Of the State Military
Departments, must be prepaid, and th
bill may be presented to the Adjutant
General of the State, who will refund til,
charges for such messages as shall be sat
isied were OF II nature that could not b,
transmitted in time by course of mail
and were of sufficient importance TO tn
pablo service to Justify their paymcn
by the Government. BY order,
c. IL. BUCKINGHAM,
Adiutaut General, O.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17

TnE Wheeling Va. y Press, an admin
ishation print; thus rcbukes the Rcpub
licanS Of the fremont stamp. tsays
"Wc have lately, on more than one
occasioncd, suggcSted that there seemed t,
be u growing disposition on the par
Of n certain sectional class in the Nortl
to in incorporate in the elements of Mi
wara war upon the institution ofslavcry
In view ofthis we have repeatedly warncc
such misgnidcd and miscalcd Union
men that, whenever they unqualil iliodly
attempted such an uuwisc, unjust and nm.
patriotic course. they but sounded the
knoll Of the Union. And we noc re-
peat the same"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17

Joseph l.. Brown has been elected
Governor of Georgia, by majority of
between five and ten thousand,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17

The Philadclphi Press says m effort
is being made by parties in that city tc
induce the Government to conliscatc the
Mt. Vernon estate, with the hopes of re
alizing money Of which they were dcrraud-
cd by the bad management Of the ladies'
association for its purchase. A man
named q. II. Devereux, who was employ
ed by Miss Cunningham to cng,avc the
record forged her hand writing, and by
inns means succeeded IN swindllng her
and several brokers out of nearly S20, 600
He has departed for Europe with his i'll.
gotten gains.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17

Democrats in smML:cMs Republicans in Roman
William w. had b.
For Treasurer w. Holmes had
v Dorsey 1856 For Comptroller the Treasury
W Riley 1855 For Member
j. W. Fitch had 22S and John Terrence 1853 For Judge
Smith had 227
u avor o a Jail, and 2900 against it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-10-17
Tmg MOpE OF EXAMINATION
CONSTELLATION FREE.

Pursued by Dr. Wadsworth is very simple and cntr "
new, and by disease of any of the Internal vital organs
u very few minutes detected with facility and GER
tainty wit tout asking the patient question having
thc Lat previous know slge Of the Ease.
DR.. w gives his undivided att ;Lton to all forms OF
chronic disease, treating ousa1ds OF dirront cases
every year, rye majority of whom have tried most
other methods of in vain. DR.. W. wishes II dis
tnctly und, rst)od at he makes speciality of one
disease but processes to understand the whole human
system and is const inty demonstrating this know ledge
hy describing 10 those who consult him tie location
trt aud durability CT their disease without any qucs-
tt,