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ASSivEFsAnr or TRE AMgRioAS BfBLE
USIoN.-The twelfth an. iversary Of tho Amer.
can Bible Union commenced yesterday morning
in the First Baptist Church in B-oome street,
Rev. Thomas Aimtage, ID. d, ia the chair -
A long list Of Vice Presidents, embracing the
names of clerical gentlemen from al parts Of the
world was then ID. ptol. The m,n ,ginS OH ,srs
Of the Union for tho cn'uing year Wrre appoint
ID. Mr.. Buck pee, Recording Secretary, read
the report Of he Treasurer, for he past year,
showing the expenditures of the Union to have
been 12i 1888 80, and the receipts ga, 100 "a,
leaving balance due the Treasurer Of ss95 ~.
Adopud.
Rev. Mr.. WyckoT read the annual report Of
the Union. It referred in terms Of thankful
ness to the property Of the pat year, but 70.
cognized the harlships Of tho present time,
and the probable necessity for temporary ro.
linquishment dpart Of the very extensive pro-
jects Of the Union. The death of Bother s.
Pier and Rev. Mr.. Eimonds were fetlingly re-
frrred to. The report uas adopted. variety
Of Committees on variou, business IF the Union
we're spp,ioted.
After he transaction ,f some unimp,rtant
bu'incss, the Convention adjourned until half
pa two o',ock, J.. NJ.
The afcrro,n session was occupied with al
dresses by Rev. +. Bennington, Of Lawrence
Mass Rev. DR.. Hodge AMI Riv. J. WS,tcott
Both sessions were well attended,.
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Enrlnnh CIyiIlzinu Arricn.

The English Consul Foote ordered the King
Of Porto Sovo in Africa to come aboard the
British ship that he might obtain some better
privileges ior lirtlsh traders. The king declined
cut Of regard TO his dignity, but invited the
consul TO visit him GA shore. MIR. Foote tel
him, Ii inSulcd. Whcpuron Her NJ jasty :
consul AZ lagu, sent down. British commodore
with a hotilla To lombard the uncivil African
settlement. Poor Porto Novo was soon in
flames, Thousand men were killed, aud more
wounded. Only one Englishman was slain {;
showing that this lat specimen If English
treatment Of dlcnc,.rss Africans was nothing
hut cowsrily massacre. The last HcrlA u
Peace gives the statement in tull. How many
centuries will it take 10 Chrsianize Africa at
this ratcY
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DE'NTIsIRI.

A 2TIFGCIAL TEETH INSERTED, Lowola
If-possitle phi s-Teetn iiled III god, y; hoHe'
bO cents silver 50 cents and upwa,d' teeth az
trlctod wthol pain, and Cr thSss Of srnl,l meaIns
25Ceuts. Dr., 8. CONWAY, no ENst Ssh 81, -
"a and Sd ave. sr2a 2'N'lI' L
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FESTIVAL OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC OR-
ruAS AsYLyHs.-We remind our readers q gain
Orphan Asylums, this creniHh at the Academy
Of Music, on Fourteenth street. For tho par
ticuior attractions Of the occasion, sec adyer-
tis ment.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SOCIE'TY- NOTICES.

40. IA MeetinE OF the hoard Of M
reCtors viii he hell on q is Thursday evening, at
headquaiterI 2h Hester IT, at ~ o'clock, on bua
ness If imIor.nas. Pun.tul attend 'nce IL re-
aucsttd. JAMES SANFORD, N. p. JOHN
TUCKER, n. s. -
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Convention Of Lsl.h gates
represeI ting the variops lrsh civic societies
quetted t. attend a I'M citing at Hiberniau Hall ~
Prince II, Friday evening. NJ o'clo's. on busi-
ness 81 In portarce JAMES SANDfORD, Pres.;
JOHN A. KINNEY, Bee. oo3 2s'l33
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A. q. H., Long Island The Members OF
the above OIdtr arc hereby motif Il that the Me
Manus obscques are postponed from OF 4th to
18th ms, whicn dale this society will partic rate
by ~ der PHILIP CLARE, q p
MICHAEL DAILY, q, q. o9 2is'lGT
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nR, HOYT, DkNTiST, 0O7 Br0ADWAYI
se.ts 60! tecih on Ills improved aimoSphe ic pl,h
With 81 about extracting the rooki. Ga god u
Dw as So silver, s. Rubber, so p.atiua S2o,
Artificial bone hllmg unselted without PAIN %
cents gold, 80 cents 10 81 amaIgam, ~ cents. All
work warranted, ocl 9ipc'lTS
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nR. lNGERS0LL IS THE MAN = $40
~ set the best teeth, best Gltlng plates, and most
scientific tooth extractor that We rave seen in New
$3.50 2Aac.l51
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THE LATEST NEWS.

By 7rLgGRAIn TO Tng " y. SUN.
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The LAST CHANCE Those who have not
yet seen one Of tho greatest natural curo'ites
ever exhibited in America, should not fail to
visit Banum's Museum this eek while tho
llipppoiauus remains. His engagement
will terminate ca saturday of this week.
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The schooner Ninetta, OF New London, whom
coming thrOagh Hell Gate without pilot,
struck on The Bread and Cheese. She was got
off and taken into Hllletts Cove, whore she
sunk.
Tho hull of the burnt ship William Tell, wa
old Yesterday Of public auction, for sl.alO,
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y MN i'iNis
-Four hundred MurgaI County cIvalry had
been sent To the Potomac, opposite Hancock, to
prOp e. the importation Of salt, leather and cot-
lee. At this place our Government has no pro-
teciing force and 1t Is stated that large guam
THY Of salt stored at tho warehouse ct JLcob
Grove, near SharISburg, has found It's way to
the cement mil above Hancock, and thence into
secession.
All around in ,hi- section, soldiers AMI Con-
Tolerate agents were laundering alike tho
houses of Unionists and Heccssonl,ts of coffee,
salt and bacon. leaving families entirely d9sti-
| tute Of thesc neccSarics.
At Winchester there are 800 to 600 militia,
| arm ed with shot guns, old pistols, SO. and
many of them had II II seen a charge ofpDwder
| and tall since their impre ,sment. II required
| IA considerable regular force to keep them from
mutnyinE aud returning home.
| 4 CONVERT FROM SUGGESTION.
| Michael Price, one of the first advocates OF
| ,eCt -siOn in Virginia and recently in the army
upp, sed TO onr iuIC', under Gen. Rosencrins,
| has become Disguised with the cause AMI 10
| tired 20 his home near llarpor's le ~. lie
controlled and exercised great influence in get
| ting the state out ol the lpon, but has become
| convinced that the Cuni,drracy can't ST md. lie
| now wishes his lIion friends to ilterced' for
hi' return to LOYALTY.
MATTERS ABOUT nNVrERs FERRY.
SaEdy Hool. Sept 80 On Thursday las
| Mai Gould and Ctpy. Srr,brr, at tho 18Th Mas
-acnu,ets, under the guidance Of Maj. VI Dan
icls. uf the special service, went over to Hay
Icrs Ferry and Succeeded IN recovering tw
bell, belonging to our own government, one q
which weighed POO pounds, and the o.her 9N
hounds together with a fire engine AMI ohc
| ant clcs captured by the rebels
The large pieces Of ordnance which wer
I recently recovered from IL. ~ have been ttte
, | up in On ingenious manner by cap. ) rihel
and frequently pay their respects to the robe
scouts when they visit the Ferry. The San
officer has collected large quantities OF ratrol
spikes, which he wires in suitable bundles an
| discharges them iu place Of canister sho
Capt. S. declares that he can keep the Who'll
rebel army from crossing here with these nov,
= | proectiles. Great credit is dui 10 Ma Glu!
? and Capt. S. for their mechanical skill in I'll
erection of batteries and Notifications irontin
IIaIper's Ferry and ford, extending distanc
OF several hundred yards. The latter p'rlectl
protect our forces from any attack.
There are but very f,w families remaining |
, Harpers Ferry, and these being unionsts, eh
nestiy desire that the before named officen wit
their commands should remain here for thei
! rejection.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION Tho Episcopal
Convention Of this Diocese m It yesterday NOM
inr ia s.. Johns Chape' the =. Bsv. Bsuop
Potter prr.iding. I here wasa argc lt'onlInee
o. cler9ymcn from the rural districts, ani all
the churches in this and afjoioi,; cities were
fully represented. The galleries were hl.cd
with la'i,s.
Tie Convention was opned by Morning
PnJ rr. in which Rev. Ttomis Glllaudet, of
Nj. AIMS Chsprl oilisiatcd.
Bishop Poster delivered his annual address,
from which /. appeared that the number con
iinn,d was 3.3i2-a large Increase over ia,
number Of the previous year; eight chapels and
churches had been cons. Grated five corner
stones laid twenty-five clrrsymen Transferred;
two ii, placed at ,hcir own request, and twenty
candidates Tor orders ordained. The deaths in
tho ministry were thirteen, aLd the increase Of
ci,rgy over the number last year was forty
ui'e.
The Il >bop referred TO the policy Of dividing
the diocese, which he disapproved in the present
state Of the country. If, however, the question
Of dividing the diocese should be properly
brought forward, with due regard to the in
teiests ard dignity OF the church, he would not
refuse his assent 10 it. lie suggested the ap-
pontmcnt Of committee of thirteen to report on
the question at the next convention. The sug-
gesticn was subsequently, acted on and the COM
rnittee appointed.
The Committee On Incorporation of Churches
recommended the reception Of the Memorial
Church Of Rev. DIR. Anthem, and the Church Of
the lntercessor, Rev. Mr.. Purvhnce, both Of this
city. The report was approved.
The report Of the Missionary Committee of the
Diocese was presented. 1t stated that GO mis-
sionaries were engaged during the past yea-,
that the treasury was empty, and that 81 ,OOO
were due TO the missionaries. An appeal wa'
made in behalf of the missionaries, and the re.
| port was approved.
The Convention adjourned until today, at Q
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WILCOX G GIGns
WING MAC HINE1,
t's BROADWAY.
40 sgn

LyoNs' MAGNETIC lasFCr hoNpgA,
The q Ale genuine AitcI. ~ ~ srrn tAts
AJacnes, Ans. ana al. varr "a. -. '-..r pJin1E.
LYONS MAGNETIC Pu1B
Are sure desgt ~ klS and N're Slii ~ "a Drug
g.sts FvaI1y~herr. ID. 8 PAReES Frss,Tist1r, IA
PARK Row, and ae4 Bruadwpy
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RAkRYs TRicorHKxOss
u tho bss't and chaspee. Nltio.s ior dreSd.s and
b4autt lns, cltsning, curiing, Preserving snd
storing thehsir. Latsa- wy 10 Bold by a.. Drug
gists
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Il, isrrror'ed ha'a Spiri'h expedition against
MoHico was Icing Or,nnzcd at Havana. 100
in'antr, win dis.mhaIk early IN October at
Nua Cruz, theme" marching direct to the rity
Of Mexico. Six screw frisa,es, two stclucr
and runCrous lrar ports are also to lie employed |.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-11
GEORGE REED,
Nashville, March 5th, 1861.
Legal Notice.

MARY Rrug-er David Graber, Rosna Sollberger
Nl and Nicholas olberger her husband, Susan
nah Lehman. Jacob Graber, Eliza beth Bohrer and
John Bohrer her husband, Mary Ann Won Gunten
and Peter or Gunten her husbcnd. August Gra-
Der, Louis Graber. Marry Ann Confess and julie
Confess her husband. Rudolph Graber, Susannah
Simon and Ferdinand Simon her husband, Mary
Hauenstein and Conrad Hauenstein her husband,
Samuel Graber son of John Frederick GRADER
decd, Frederick Graber Of said John Frederick
Ora Der deed, Mary Ann Zug and Frederick Zug
her husband John GRADER, Elizabeth Sauwer and
Frederick SGuwer her husband, Samuel Graber
son of Samuel Grsber Jr. decd, Elizabeth Graber
and Peter Graber her husband, Peter Graber,
Frederick Graber son Of said Samuel Graber Jr.
deed, Bar bara Staufer and Christian Staufer her
husband, Anna Hochsteller and Joseph HOchsteller
her husband. Mary Ann Graber, and Philip Graber,
and Magdolena Graber widow Of Samuel Graber
Sen. deed will take notice that petition was filed
against them the goth day Of March, A. D., 1861.
in the Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
County Of Holmes. Ohio, by Johu Peter aber, and
is now pending wherein the said John PeIer Gra-
Der demads partition Of the following real estate,
land the assignment of dover therein to said Mag
dalena Graber,) tO-wit: situate in the County Of
Holmes and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scrbed as follows, to-wit: Being part Of reserved
lot number co in the town of Wensberg, Holmes
County, Ohio, three rods wide and ten rods long,
and being as large any other town lot in the
aforesaid town Of Wiuesberg, bounded by Rudolph
on the east line and Martin Wentsch's
lot on the west. Ana that, at the next term of the
said Court, the said John Peter Graber will apply
for order that partition may be made Of said
REED CRITCHFIELD.
Attorneys for Petitioner
March II, 1ss1.-no5wTpfS7,S.
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ryFEMALE pHYsICIANs,-pnb.T

lie attention has, OF late years been directed to
the obvious advantages arising from the entrance
ol WOMAN into the profession OF medicine, and
every day increases the number among us of those
who wish TO devote themselves TO this depn rtrnent
Of science The tide which they have 30 long
been obliged to stem, now sets in their fayorS
We rejoice IN the increasing popularity of this
noble work, M n token Of the worlds proeress. I'm,
while we do so. we should not forget the pioneers
in the field who hye struggled in the past untr.
ingly, through the obstacles which pr,ndice has
thrown in their way, and whose heroic exertions
have effected the change IN public opinion Con.
spicuOus among he number stands Mrs Winsow
who for more than thirty ycnrs MS a nurse and
physician followed hor profession with un1agpinp
application and industry During this time che
compounded Soothing Syrup for children teeth.
ing, which onght to immorinlize her name. IL il
the most perfect thing Of the kind in our opinjon
ever compounded, and one Of The greatest dis
coveries in medicine Of the age it is of more i'm.
p1rtnnce TO the human family than nny other
discovery made by the profession in the last hund
red years. Common observation cinnot fail to
satisfy all who will take the trouble to look in the
bills OF mortality Tor any one year, that very
large percentage of children annually die durinp
the process OF tee,hng, nnd very large portion
OF those whom survive are greatly dehilinted or
disc ased, 30 that they grow up weak both physic
ally and mentally, and. incnpacitated both for
study and labor. Now we appcni with perfect
confidence to thousands OF mothers who will read
this article, TO corrOboraie our statement when we
say no such fatal consequences as those we have
alluded TO, ever occur from teething, when Mrs
Winslow's Soothing Syrup is used IN TIME. That
it is just the article needed is the testimony that
reaches lis daily from those who have tried il.
and until some member of the iactuty can pro.
duce an article which shall equal it in exceency
the result OF the long experience of Female
Physician, we hope we shall hear no more OF
woman's overstepping her sphere in entering the
medical professionally Drawing Room Compan.
ion" N. Y. n7w4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-11
Examination of Teachers.

On Saturday last the examination of teachers
was attended by al applicants. Examiners
present, Messrs JUSTICE, KING and EDGAR
The following qustions on Grammar were given
to the GLASS;
l. What are the essential parts of speech?
2. When does proper noun become common?
3. Define an adjective.
A. For what purpose do adcctives admit
change of form?
5. Compare round to denote increase.
q. With what and in what must verbs agree
7. If there two nomnatives taken togeth-
er, in what number must the verb be?
8. How is the lnfnitve mode governed7
y. When is 10 omitted?
10. What is prosody?
IL. What is stanza?
l2. Irivc the cat out from under the table.
Wcwere somewhat amused at an answer given
to thee equestion, "What are the essential parts of
speech?" The answer was: "Thc tongue, lips,
teeth, palate &c.
On Arithmetic the following questions were
asked, viz:
l. What is n number7
2. How many, and what methods of notation
are in common use?
3. What is factor of any numbcr7
f
vide complex fractions?
5. Ofwhat does Il compound ratio consist?
6. What is proportion!
I. Bought 3-S yards of broadclOth at So 7-S
per yard, and sold it at S4 3-s per yard, what was
gained?
s. If 5 men can reap field in 2 hours, how
| long would it take them, ia men were added to
their number?
9. After losing 5,8 of all my money, found
that S672 was all had remaining, how much had
| at first?
10. A fox is 96 rods before hound, while the
fox is running Is rods the hound will run 81 rods
how far will the dog run before it catches the fox
! IL. a can build boat in 20 days, A and
together in days, how long will it take b tt
build it alone?
~. Paid 81 10 per gallon for moasses, how
much must | sell the same per quart, to gain 81
per cent?
Some young men, whom we might but will no
name, requested us to give our opinion of the per
sonal charms of the young ladies present VIII
were deslrous of being found worthy "to teach th
young idea how to shoot" We accordingly too
an observation, and we privately give it as on
deliberate opinion that they were pretty-som
of them very pretty. All the young ladies al
plying succeeded in procuring certificates, viz-
Lois E. Bucklew, Minerva Boden, Lydia F. Bucl
ingham, ]. S. Bevington, Phebe ]. Cantleberr
w. 7. Chambers, Kate M. Douglas, Annie '
Douglas, Fannie NJ. Day, G. N. Elliott, Semd
Glasgo, l.. D. Haley, Love Workman, Name
, Ship, Almira Purdy, Susan Fugate, Lizzie n
7 Casebeer and M. c. Casebeer.
The following named gentlemen were success
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-11
" E Y f. R r 4 I Il S!
The Greatest Remedy i'm Use
THE GENESSEE LINIMENT.

No other preparation ever offered to suffering hui
mnnity has performed so many wonderful cures.
in so short time, as this inalibe liniment. In
many severe and apparently incurable cases. its
effects have been instantaneous and satisfactory
mitigating ill, aud calling forth the highest tes,i
monns ever given to medicine. Like the oil
o olden ,ime, used in amounting, its cures are OF.
ten miraculous In its preparation are used the
most potent ingredients known to Pharmacy, and
by its absorbing and penetrating qualities, relief
has been given III cases OF the most obdurate and
eXcrutating character, when all other remedies
have utterly failed Notwithstanding its powerful
healing qualities, n child, or Il c most delicate fe
male, may take il inwardly for these ills, when it
is required, without the least evil effect.
For Rheumatism--the Gcnncssee never fails!
For Neuralgiu-thc Grnessee never Fails.
For Tooth. A Ache--the Gencssee never Fails!
FO- Gout--the Genessee never Fails.
For Sore Throat--the Genessee never Fails!
For DiarrhRn--the Genessee never Fails!
For Sick Head Ache--the Genesse never Fails!
For Collie or Cramp Colic-thc Gencssee never
Fails!
For all aches or ills u sure cure-it never Fails!
For sale by r. F.. SELLERS,
corner Second and Wood SITS, and
N u. WALKER, Proprietor,
No. 1913 Smthiied Street, Pittsburgh.
Sold by J, X. RAlFF, and H. YERGlN, Mil.
Iersburg. .--n36yl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-11

ful in procuring certificates Jacob Hudson, Levi
Irvine, Andrew Johnson, Alfred Lewis, Thomas
+. Lopez, John B McCullocb, Albortus McCul.
loch, T u. Moore, G. @. Simmons. Jacob Stromo,
l.. D. shreve, Benjamin Taylor, G c. Thompson,
q. W. Worum, Theodore Nyddogcr, James w.
Simpson, j. l.. Richerson, J. w. Cole, T. B Bird,
John Buchanan and w ?. Critchfed.
In the Farmer of March 2sth the names Of Miss
Susan Flack, and Mr.. w. A. Lewis, who had re.
ceved certificates at the preceding examination,
were Internationally omitted.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-11
II. NJ. Lee.

III. M. Lee.
Our friend II M, Lee heretofore "mine Host"
of the Lafayette Hotel OF this place, has removed
to Mlersburg, to preside over the Empire House
of that place. Mr.. Lee and his excellent lady
will make the Empire House desirable stopping
place for way worn travelers-Stark County
Democrat.
II. M. Lee of the Lafayette House in this city
has removed to Millersburg, where he purposes
opening another Hotel which will no doubt be well
kept. as none knows better than himself and lady
how to attend to such business. We are sorry to
lose Mr., Lee and his genial smile and wholesome
face We hope he will prosper with such prosper
ity as he merits. To the Millersburgers we say
that Mr. Lee will be found equal to any emergen,
cy, and reliable in all things.-OhiO Repository
The numerous friends of Mr.. M. B. De SILVA
will be glad to learn that he has been employed by
Mr.. LEE as Clerk Of the Empire House.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-11
IL. W. WADSWORTH, NJ, D..
BATAVIA. n. Y.
Residence and Principle Office.

FREnERICKsBrRG, Wayne Co., o.. jan. 1860.
DIR. II. w .Wadsworth, Dear Sir:-For two years
past have suffered from several serious difficulties
such enlargement and dropsy of the heart, Indi-
geston causing hntulcncc. burning and acidty
bloatng of the stomach. bowels costivc. unequal
and bad circulation of the blood. The least oxer-
else caused paptation of the heart, rush of blood
to the head and the face would he covered with red
and fiery blotches, My kidneys were dsea sed from
which suffered much. also had severe cough
accompanied with wheeling and rafting in the
lungs and sensations Of oppression about the hcart
and lungs, as though water had collected there. !
might cnnmerate many other symptoms from which
suffered bpt the above will give general idea Of
several doctors without much benefit and was told
that my was incurable disease of the heart.
a gradual and decided Improvement from the first
and now feel quite well and more ike living again
Docor,you have my best wishes and my recommend
to others. Yours Respectfully,
Nov. S, 1SG0.-n3Sf JOHN BROWNFIELD.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-11
s.y- HEAD ACHE IN ALL rTs

variety from the common daily attncks through
that of Nervous, Chronic, NsnrnlQic, and Sick
Head ache, finds in fiunewels Toln Anodyno a
remepy iT ulr above complaints, for four reasons
First II is natural opste TO quiet the nerves and
produce most iresbing sleep. Second, IL is &c.
tunllJ cothnriic In effect, pnasing from thc storn.
nch when done with The conplsint Third it
being natural opate, docs not lose lis effect on
disease, any moro than food does on hunger
And fourth, tho complaint yields at once, and the
system feels not the least vi effect We ask con.
fdence, investigation. trial and ,hon 10 carry ont
the plans. Of putting tho Anodyne OF prices all
can pny, that oil report 10 proprietor or their
friends RrSee advertisement and read pam.
phleis n7w4,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-04-11
Road TGyr Notice.
AUDITORS OFFICE, HOLMES Co., o.
Aillarsk,a Aarch y l-ll

Millersburg, March rs, lo6l.
NOTICE is hereby given that tho County Com
~ missioners Of Holmes County Ohio, did at their
March session. 1861, authorize the levy of tax Of
one-hslf os one mill on each dollars valuation of
all the real and personal property brought on the
grand duplicate of the county for the 1851 for
road purposes.
They also ordered that all labor be done on tho
public highway between the lst day of April, A..
D. 1861. and the lst day of October. A. 1861, and
that each person charged with road tax be no.
tilted of the same before the 18th, day of Septem-
Der next.
The Township Trustees of the several townships
are hereby notified that if they desire any addition
al road they will certify the same to this office
on or before the fret day Of June next.
GEORGE F. NEWTON,
n6w3. County Auditor.