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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07

We learn from the Democratic Union
of Upper SanduSky. that on tho Goth of
January last, n cry of murder was heard
at house yr ill-fsme. kept by woman
named Roe. The citizens rushed to the
house and found that G.. w. Roe, tie re-
putcd husband of the woman. had been
iearfully beaten with bludgeon, and was
covered with blood. On the 18th of this
month, DIR, Ferris was called to attend
this Roe, at the house of Mr.. Sicken-
croyc, in Millin tp, The Dr. foun6 him
at tho point of death from his wounds
lie died on the morning oftho 10Th. An
inquest was held. and the jury found that
he died from wounds inflicted by VIM.
Clapper. Clapper was arrested at his
home near Oceola, in this county. lie
was committed to Jail to await exsmina,
tion. Tho Union says Clapper acknowl-
edges striking the blow that caused the
death of the deceased. but claims that he
acted in Ocll'delcucc -Bucyrus Journal
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07
NEWS ITEMS.

Arkansas has voted in favor of Con.
vention.
North Carolina, report says, has vote d
against convention.
A bill for collecting revenue on ship
board was defeated in Congress on Saturday.
--Critenden's proposition was lost in the
Senate by a vote OF 10 ayes to 20 nays, two
thirds vote being required.
"A report started by telegraph that Gen.
TwIoGs had been shot by an aid to General
IIoUsToS lacks confirmation.
"A woman, aged forty years. attended
the funeral of her eighth husband in Ports
mouth, England, on the 18th ult.
"A Western paper announcing tho de- ' of
gentleman in Iowa, says: "ue was eat
advocate Of HORACE GREELEY, but othe, ise
a very respec able man"
TUE venerable General CAss arrived at
Detroit on Friday evening last, and was re-
ceivcd by aslarge concourse of friends and
neighbors, who welcomed him to his old home
in hearty and gratifying manner.
A limo of steamers is to be al once estab-
/ lished between Belgium and the Southern
United States, the contract in regard to which
has been made between the former country
and the State of Georgia.
The citizens of Savannah were un able to
fire a salute in honor Of the Inauguration of
. iIap ntig hp, ) thnra nj inrn
of ordnace in the city. 1t had all been re.
moved to Fort Pulaski.
1t is estimated that fifty thousand office
seekere are now in Washington city. They
came on Egypt, and they will prove equally
as destructive as did the Egyptian plaques.
TUE Cincinnati Press, in sluding to the
present troubles, says. "What a spectacle -
AS both sections are at it, wolfe er "W hat
pair OF spectaces," as an amendments
LouisrHe Democrat.
-THE Southern Congress has authorized a
loan of SIS, 900 900, payable in ten years, with
s per cent. interest. 1t has also imposed an
export duty Of &c per lb on cotton. This tax
would equal less than s. ,000, 900 annually,
which would ha.;dly pay the expense of col
lectng the revenue on that item alone.
-GREELEY asserts through the Tribune thai
he prefers the perpetuity of the Republican
party to fifty Unions, aud WEED, through tn,
Albany Journal says he prefers the Union t.
fifty parties. Quite a difference between TIVE
leading Black Republicans.
--TuE Press saws that LINCOLN left Spring
, field declaring that he put his trust entirely i
Divine Providence, but that "when ABRAUA,
0 reached llarrisburgh he lost faith in Diviv,
Y Providence and took the light train" Re
= pubicans say LINCOLN did just right.
-IINToN Rowan HELPER, whose infamou
book has done more mischief than any othe
publication, proposed to lecture at Daytor
u Ohio, on Monday last lie had an audicnc
of % persons, and he left town forgetting t
pay for the use ofthe hall, or his printing bill
- SO says the Daily Dayton Empire.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07

ToM CoRwIN calls those RepuI lcans who are
opposcd TO COMPROMISE a set of ''blue noses" The
name il being generally adopted. We want it
understood that when we reproach Repub, leans
with want Of devotion to the Union we mean the
"bluc noscs," and nobody else. The men who
love their country better than their party are, and
it is right they should be, recognized as Rcpubli
cans; but the "bluc noscs''-a sorry set of "cuss
es'-nre deserving Of all the kicks and cuffs loyal
American citizens can give them, and they are get
ting goodly number, too.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07
New lsrcSs.

It Il understood that the Wide Awakcs intend
:" discard the peculiar drc'' that has heretofore
distinguished them, and in it, place adopt the
"Scotch plaid and long military cont" like that in
which Lincoln accomplished 80 successfully hi
flight from Harrisburg through Baltimore To
Washington .- Iidgnc Go Dcmocrdi
Those plaid caps aud long military coats will be
just the thing. The old oiIcIoth caps and cape
should he laid up in among the archives ofthc ma
ton as memcnto of the folly of LEGO Show us
the cnterprlsing merchant who will bring ON the
first supply Of "plaid caps aud long military coats
When will tho Millcrsburgh Widc.Awakes make
their first parade in the new "rcgalia OF tho or
dcrl"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07

The furniture of Pro Patria Lodge Of the Sons
Of Malta was sold at auction under mortgage at
the rooms 3lI broadway, New York on Saturday
A Chinese gong, said to have been owned by the
Emperor Chow Chow, brought$ll. An immense
tin trumpet and quantity of horns were also
sold for trle Five "boodlcss swords" brought
a dollar cach and five tin spears were knocked
down for fifty cents. Tho rcgaIia, and the mystic
which proved to be a large punch bowl, sold fol
$3.50
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07
DivrDED-New York.


New Hampshire, Vermont and Virginia
%.
DivIDED-New York.
SECTION I. Congress shall provide by
law that the United States shall pay to
the owner the full value of his fugitive
from labor, in all cases where the Mar
shal or other officer whose duty it was to
arrest such fugitive, was prevented from
so doing by violence or intimidation from
mobs or riotous assemblages, or when,
after arrest, said fugitive was rescued by
like violence or intimidation, and the
owner thereby deprived of the same; and
the acceptance of such payment shall pre-
clude the owner from further claim to such
fugitive. Congress shall provide law
securing to the citizens in each State the
privileges and immuntes of citizens in
the several States.
YEAs-Deleware Illinois, Indiana.
Kentucky, Maryland, New Jersey, New
Hampshire, Ohio, Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island, Tennessee and Virginia--12.
NAYS - Connecticut, Iowa, Maine,
NDTtu OdlOllut, NlloSOuil, anu NCiiliohe
=.
DvIDED-New York.
Nor VoTED-Massachu
The Peace Convention adjourned sine
die at one o'clock.
Many of the Commissioners have al
ready left for home.
FERMENTATION OF MEMORIAL OF THE PEACE
CONFERENCE TO CONGRESS-.
At two o'clock this p. NJ, Mr.. Pules.
ton, Secretary Of the Peace Conference
was introduced to the Speaker Of thc
House Of Representatives, and presented
the following memorial, with lette
from President Tyler, and the amend
mrnts adopted by the Conference. A lik
communication was handed to Eice-Pr
ident Breckenridge for presentation in tn
Senate:
To THE CONGRESS- OF THE UNITED STATES
The Convention, assembled upon the in
vitation ofthe State of Virginia, to adjus
the unhappy differences which now dis
turb the peace of the Union, and threatel
its continuance, make known to the
Congress of the United States that thei
body convened in the city of Washingto
: on the 4th inst. and continued in session
until the 9th.
There were in the body, when the ac
: tion was taken upon that which is submit
ted here, one hundred and thrty-thre
Commissioners, representing the follow
ing States: Maine. New Hampshire, Vel
mont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con
nectcut, New York, New JERSEY, Penn
sylvana, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia
North Carolina, Kentucky, Tennessee,
Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, low
; and Kansas.
> They have approved what is herewit
, submitted, and respectfully request ths
your honorable body will submit it t
> Conventions in the States, ar article til,
> teen Of amendments to the Conttitution {
the United States.
L Attest j. HENRY PuLEsToN, Sec'y.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07
'Ercusurcr's Fees.

A bill ia now before the Ohio Legislature to
regulate the fees of county trcasurcrs. The total
fees OF the county trc,surc,s tor tho year lsG0
amounted To Sl7l ,5ol Undor the provisions OF
the new bill thu total fees would have amounted
to Sl3l ass. The fees for this county, Last ear,
were 81 1926. Tae new bill would have made
them 81 OIl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07

-TnE City Council Of Cincinnati has adopt.
ed unanimouslya a resolution expressing con
hdenco IN the patriotism aud ability OF Hon.
JOHN d. CRlfrLShES, rogretting tho close OF
his public career, and inviting him as no re-
turns homo to accept the hosptalities of tho
city and address the citizens. A resolutio.'
was also adopted extending tho same invita- =.
tion 10 Hon. ASDuEN JOHNSON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Farm For Sale.

THE undersigned wishes to dispose Of the Farm
! on which he now resides three miles North
West OF Millersburg and two miles South West of
llomesvle 1t contains ll acres of the best quality
of land. well watered, sulfcicncy nf timber. and
u good new Barn. Also Il tcnable House. Terms
easy. For further particulars apply TO the subscr-
Der. SAMUEL CRAWFORD.
Nov. Is. 1sG0.-n39.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Notice.
In the Court Of Common Pleas
Holmes County, Ohio.
Jarvis Clement, }
Rebecca > Clement
,n.r I,hp llrapt

vs.. In the Court Of Common Plens
Jarvis Clement Holmes County, Ohio.
Rebecca > Clement
and John Brant,
THE said def ndants ,Jarvas Clement and Rebecca
l Clement his wife, IS hereby notified that on the
18th day Of August A. ID. 1861, the plaintiff W. c.
Reynold. field his petition in said court against
said defendants, setting forth certain note given
by Jarvis Clement to Reynold, Ely d Co. for
81 900. dated the 3rd of July, A ID. lisa and also
certain mortgage given by said Clement and wife.
tn secure the same, upon the following parcel Of
land in Holmes county, vz Part of section thirty
five l3j in township twenty l2Ol and range fifteen
ll5 being ut the north east corner of north west
quarter of said section, thence west forty rods
thence south seventy mine pcrches, thence east for
ty-one, pcrches, thence north seventy-nine perches
to the place of beginning, containing twenty acres.
The plaintiff prays that said defendant, Jarvis
Clement may be ordered to pay said plaintiff said
sum Of 81 o0n with interest from the 4th day Of
October a, d 1854, that said mortgage may be
forcloscd and premises sold to pay the same.
Defendant are required to answer or demur to
said petition on before the 27th day of April A.
ID. 1861, or the will be taken for confessed and
judgment rendered accordingly,
w. c. REYNOLD.
March 7, 1SGr n3w7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07
Cicyclnml Herald.

our pciehJor Of the Republican placed early
copies o! the Presidents Inaugural before our town
people by getting Extras printed at the Cleveland
Herald ofnco.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07
Fast Tyne Sctticg.

sixhands in ourofiice put LlNcoIN's Inaugural
in type in ffty-six minutes Where is there an.
other office cali boast making as good time
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07
LinCoin's Iu,ugurai---Thc Cab
ipct---The "trreprcssibic Con-
dtct" Comma.

We issue the F,RNER on this, Tuesday even.
ing, to lay before our readers brNcoLNs inaugural
We have no time to comment on it. The reader
can but conclude that it forcshadows evil to the
country. The men who compose the Cabinet
have been noted more for their adherence to Alb
otionism than for their fidelity to the country
The Cabinet appointments are ds follows:
Secretary of Sidie--W. II SEWARD, of New York
Secretdryof Irsdsury-S. =. CHASE, of Ohio
Secretary Of Warn. BLAIR, of Maryland.
Secretary Of Ndpy-C. B. SMITH, OF Indiana.
Secretary of IRt,rior--SiNoN CAMERON, of Pa.
Postmaster Genral-GlDEoS WELLS, OF Conn.
Attorney Gencrdt-EDwARD BATES, OF Mo.
This is war Cabinet, an "lrcprcssiblo Con
fict" Cabinet; we may now prepare for the worst
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07

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YEAs-Deleware Illinois, Kentucky,
Maryland, Missouri. New Jersey, Ohio,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island end Tennes-
sell.
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NAys-Connecticut, Indiana, Iowa,
Maine, Massachusetts, North Carolina,
New Hampshire, Vermont and Virginia
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-07

SECTION 5. The foreign slave trade is
hereby forever prohibited; and it shall be
the duty OF Congress to pass laws to pre-
vent the importation of slaves. coolies, or
persons held to service OF labor into the
United States and the Territories from
places beyond the limits thereof.
YEAs-Connecticut. Deeware Illinois,
Indiana. Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri,
New Jersey, New York, New Hampshire
Ohio. Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, len
nessee, Vermont and Kansas-l6.
NAYs-Iowa, Maine, Massachusetts,
North Carolina and Virginia-5
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28

~ hEetFFN AL USbBR
Drl VII take pls this Gay Ssaad.y q he Htne school
Drill on monday % otrow), at " NJ T. NJ and Z. n.
By order of tle Commanding od.ccr -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28

AsoruyR RAPID PAsssGr-The clipper bark Dawn, Capt
Chase from Buenos Ayre arrived yesterday In IS days
being tho fourth rapid passage in succession Distance sailed
$50 miles.
has been pesented BY Measrs ss.ton aentze sss and
an q s and iser oSseso eos fer his Kind
nee. and attention TO them during their passage out.
sss Q; @ he g.
ics work scnnd he bows and ss' tbs vessel eaios ON
from Nv which he~ away ioretopsai mainiopmss stay.
1 s o ua sna z
and the LAD ysras Of the lower risgog
s.ss Z Tomss F.. 9a s s gss
ashore, proceeded on her voysg. 2sth ult.
tis.os,S FROM hl,aeesnp IT. With FOR Boston came
sa"r on ,se bar Ia. evening she scnssed part Of cargo
The tra Cathsrne johnson sold auction At Bucnos
nys Or hf ~ s 81 ne sa @ cur
m ss. s S IL: II. Sf x s
iS % ns aad other pa. he
ess s, s sn he wosd rs sr o TIL. tying
80 head Of cattle 90 haes Of ha, thrown oserbos
and SnaSSse cargo Ter cargo below deck had an Scea
landed In god coalition
r.LELAsD IsAsns Jan 1.-The pirieo Brown from Gel.
lac S se n herr 4 day e and S havo
arrived bs rom Ms6e Win feS .a.p IL hs s5 has
she e now IN dry deck dschArng, and KEEP, aa5s BY
Lospos April s-rhe rhp Hor'eusa ssrnes OF Richmond
va ~ i.r ghp oaers annssds Of North Jey, London
bis wife q he crew board tue shp bena
until s-ed 80 oceE BY toe Ss, ssasS
att saed x h. part % The docs who discovered smoke
ns removed aud bur-. forth taHoasis and IN
Ssans oa q ssross Ss a. ,S
s ea Sd1 sS Il ,sS arg &c
ps % %u sas ~ s"1 md .s:%
t hid been poured hnd OF the ssp
The The sc q or sai ., found g
eonss, q ie and casks Of iac na,ohe lnee.
basTs 1e nu dsm,ged % Gre bu no 70 extent
ss.s css a have esca hauled 90; ron the sla aed
rem we'd from the dicks.
NV ossr.s; as,I s-ssip s.ssrs from sOson reports
wnrkA and hrcat'ns her same say brg
Baltimore with oss OF toreyard OG " lie In Sa big
aud schooner, with loss Of for sails
scltty nay-l Ard e'he ship co-polia wood idc OF
Two uo i've ensnes rs, .ss,"r eo.. AZ f"anaeere 2,
70 north from scy 90 thu th Pm The cr~w aod
ieSt ss yeserdas IN tSres Of he ship. ssss LAYING
.Aved mot o. their effects and and other
e st u bat did n sresms s.os. an. fs sooss
oaea sS the ss me. M e asI ana sss y
suu thonly Inc ea-sd {, 40 aarmns esteot the.
80 sss III .soa ssad'ass s
ops q sSeS k.n ..s 20 eg ~, e. ,nr NAH ,nn
he sos y s are ss ~ ai- pe -ben they 60, INTO
&C have nern od ,, suc, and crew s proceed b.
:, Sur s.o Marcy At Bo.ou FOR Mani. reports sept az
ma. SSt r. Ia 10y cs oTs o o2 c ~ m.ioops .o
and mi,sen topss ore and 70. toe AL fs,e
ss ~ lse sns Az sTF ds IT .ss,.
ws~nnw hoe, fore AID m 40 ,"p avs 50 ~ re u,p
wsrd ss.d a." ~ I s sr i ss SstG ss d
sspn..e ~ shipped 80. over iss .,s,o y ea =
:gdas, Ns,et . . In s%Sa Sssr .Sis is'
frsoes cur, from, ryriesn. for Liverpool and OBTAINED
supply r rr |vfst1AN ane tnuf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-28
CITY co nMERoIaL REpoRT.

- -, SATURDAY, April 2T-2 r. n
k1oph - tne mahe' wa urn and closcd Mt advar CO
OF 30 100 per bbl., wth sales about n 600 hhls
INCLUDING extra sats at 81 20 So 40 and round hooS
Ohio at - 90 ~ 90.
WHEAT vas IN 60 ID demand and 1c higher with salea
OF - 0O0 bushels at 81 - tor good CnciRJ SPRING al a.
81 20 fer x,Iwsut o. CLUB 81 % for rod Western aud
81 20 81 f8 for wnite do.
Co<x ga nsm s5s closed at an advan,e OF Ii per
busnci ssice II $4,000 bushels az o6sc 67c for
nired delivered soc for old 80 G7so CSC for North
evn ys&iow, sso roc for old Jcr ses yello~.
PoRk wa without charge OF moment, With gales ~
$50 bos ipciur log mess at SIS 3TS SIS so, and
prime a. tS 31h 1913 10
Bxw alm, wi h ssIes Of 100 bbls extra mess at
I'll 20 q si2
WHsxEY nrm; fales Of 40 bills Of 1stSc a 100