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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
GENERAL ASS EMILY
SENATE.

SENATE
NoSDAY, Feb 10Th, 1862.
the President Prayer by Rsv. Mr.. Psterkins, Of St.
James (Episeope) Church.
The Senate was called to order at IL O'Clock n, by
BILLS PRESENTED.
Mr. COGHILL, from the Committee for Courts of jus
tce, presented bill to authorize the courts and com
mon councils trustees Of counties cities and town.
to provide for the widows minor chill iren of deceased
or disabled sci iiers; and bill to authorzs the Of
the s and poor houses Of the State by the Conede-
rate States for the safe keeping Of free negroes arrested
by military authority. He also presented adverse
ports upon the resolution to amend the 9Th sect Of ch,
1874 of the Code.
Mr. ROBERrS0N,b by leave. introduced bill amend.
ing the Code in respect Judgment LENS real estate
Referred to the Committee for Courts of Justice.
BILLS RETKRRKD.
The House bill for connecting the Manassas Gap with
the Winchester and Pctcmac railroad was referred to
the Committee Of Roads ETC., and ordered TO be printed
Senate bill to prevent the unnecessary consumption
Of grain by disl ries and other manufactures Of spii
uous and malt Liquors, on motion of Mr.. TH0h AS,
of Henry referred 20 q stlsct committee Of Ave- The
President announced the committee folbws hessrs
Thomas of Henry Christian, Of Augusta Brannon Dick
inson, Of Prince Edward, aud Armstrong.
RESOLUTION CT INQUIRY.
On motion OF Mr. CHRISTIAN. of Augusta, the Com.
mittee of Finance instructed 70 enquire into the
pediency Of remuneratng Rev. b. Phillips, Of Staun.
ou for loss and dlmsge Of his property which Ia
ken possession Of through military necessity for the use
Of the State.
BILL PASSED.
Senate bill to refund to the county of Amherst, q
license tax paid by George L. Shrader, advanced to
him by the county of said county, was taken up
and passed
On motion of Mr.. DOUGLAS, the Senate resolved it.
self into secret session consider the military bill"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11

DEIrH OF Gxs BoGGs.-We regret to learn Of the
death OF Gen jas Bogg.. Of Franklin Pendleton 90
which occurred about O'Clock in the Of ernoon of the
2sth of Jn. He died in the bosom OF his family, q
Franklin, after protiacted llness Gen Boggs was
gentleman Of great force Of character and exercised
very strong /, huence IN bis county He had filed many
useful and important positions 10 bis county, and Il
es ding Justice OF Pendeton the time of bis death.
He had been elected 10 represent bis county in the State
Legislature but resigned his on account Of bis de-
lining health. He man OF decided and determit
ed character and had contributed oil his Influence to the
cause Of ie South and Of bis country In the pending
ruggle for freedom lie gave Of bis substance TO
the cause and sent bis children to the field to yht snd
bleed and die for their country He had richly earned
aud was Justly entitled to the sppsllaon Of atrue patr'
OF He leaves extensive family connection TO ment
bis death Pace TO bis remains l-ROekiag1am Regis.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
OBITUARY.

p:.espy g.. as S on Hs bSSS 2, bis s.'Ss q: res.
oSrs on Wednesday N. sis J.su.ry HiTNE Hat ,aET.
member Of Company O. lsh Reg Va Volunis In NE aoh
Esry spring. a. the at Of cur State for volunteers "a
drive back the yaBdA h0rd Of the North from hall soil
Oh This noble young man enter me service o. h country IN
h company coald be raised In the Of his NATIVITY
a'HRS n. and s .a
uevAked during ZION with the army. and
We hear one word Of marnur or complaint e.s k p. hi.
hart was Ia hs sorE and ino,1s tbs, rse The srO.' ~.
With spirit Of unquiins courage the bapfm
81 cd for from the Ilsts Of Manassas he borne wounded
While sad very sad notice the change which disease
had wrought 10 h aud behold the
PALE emacAed cheek the and wasted features the bowed
frame aud snbng limbs We welcomed him back 10 the home
reng in "a. mig Of the Lord vaian, soldier Of the
o. Christ things all forgotten and tears Of
full love tr ckled unconseiOusly down our cheek.
early the he the crovr h. taught
ais In arms 70 I've and then taught them how to die
eAvtd father thur beautifully speaks ofthe deceased ITO have
been lbs father taye and generous honor and
and holy human liberty whose threatened peril
ed his brave young heart with msny and early led
With dst pride ana without you perutsi 10
member that the amort, plains of Manassas h stood hi.
tender the mark Of his In the honorable
which snt.d him to iae love and gratitude Oihs country
Fein battle on Friday eqening January the 3d. 1902 VIII
LIAM FNALL Of Company 2s Regiment Virginia Volunteers
The ik OF TINS o'AFe no ora EAy hef 70 ais com
rsde IN arms or tee cause ne e VEG 50 uy Ne catered
sser'ee Early 10 we soog wnen DIS company vas called out
and lace then blessed Win strong " marry frame and Whlrg
mnd through one OF ne ns anu Idaus eyee
conducted On t1 eohuns ne never MISSED dgr duy be
ms N maen VILE ~ eustomhy AAsriy ana housh
he mi nv have had uon Pienumen" elond sou
minds, Of them was Wis bic his department The sr
n,, on yday ysnIny Lanai "a 1ss3 A. 30, :. ~.
Alag his company was ordered to The font and
- hsIor. ne whole ,rmy he f.I ere n. rad "A ,,o
he ysry ar though sn,itoatnS TIE vor,t he va,
irx calm And undl,turued .T, h.rd he H. .for man 10
,Ay 49, 60 no.. h,, ,,,nn.s e. !. al q, w. -.
s opP =, IL, ,,,S ,s.ssilr. a. .r.rn,.a nj. - y.
moIus, i.,ios a., A.. r,s -, $500. % ne g
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
CHILDEn.

OUTRAGEOUS We learn that in Brgader Gen. Car
sons B-igSr Of Militia, Ungers Store, there are
oily about 2S0 aud officers all told at least one
third o. Whom o5fesrs The pay of the privates
Of leech like officers, amounts to near Sl4, 0O0 We
think high tina that snch outrageous abuses should
be abste II the Government viii not strip the
aulets from the shoulders Of Of these officials
some Of whom utterly unfit TO command any body,
Army will soon be worthless Lincoln s-Roek.
inohda REGISTER
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
TRnRHIES.

yHERE are tho,s nds Of musteu rides, pistols swords
aud earbnes the property q the Conedee sts having
zen captured the Unei ats which In the hands Of
eEsus the and held by them ro
phes The need for these every Of them
old new coed and had broken and sound upon rs
OF then, vauter kept cut OF The ned or
rink his lie with fos piece, flint lock Money
saopy their pae they baught With bod and Their
abse from the Geld viii surely eost more blood
Al having thsse parts hen lmportd 70
them; and magtates and police ocT where are
questsd Apply those hsving nshsr hoassty pa
Let them Immediately BY express 10 "ofdipanos
paid EP ALEXANDER,
fli-a Oh Ord Army e the Potomac.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
RECOGNITION

In the New York Herald Of the s!h We 6nd letter
from lie London correspondent in which Il Ia authorize.
lively announced that England and France have finally
agreed 20 apply the public law Of Europe our At.
antic s.irs. The recognition Of tho South by these
posers will be followed by results which will amply com.
pensate for the Roanoke disaster But recognition or
no recognition, let us remember that are men, and
ct the emergencies Of the future with resoats pur.
poss to conquer or de.NOfok Day Book of ysstsrday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
BRsroL STATION.
PsIxcr 'TILLrIx Cousrr Feb. 7ih 1859

PRIxcr WILLiAx CousTr Feb. 7th 1859.
To the Editor Of tie Wig:
Ths enclosed stirring lines published some years
ago, in old Magazine, bu. are SO appropriate to our
times encompsssod BY an implscabls foe that
have concluded to send them to your valuable paper
for republication. The last s.anz, may Be omitted II
you think proper but may be regarded, however -
prephstie.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
MINNIE.
BATTLE SONG OF TIE INVADED.

The foe, the foe they come, they come!
Light up the beacon pyre,
Let every bill and mountaip homs
Give back the signal frs;
And wave the red cross on the night,
The bloodred cross Of war
What though We perish in the fight,
Our iatheri died before
Up, meet the foe-on to the strife
For freemen's blades We hold,
And hands that fght for land and life
Fight not like those for gold
Give shout and banners 70 the gale,
The trumpet-pealit forth,
Till our sous pour down from every vale
Like snow fakes from tbs North.
Hsrk, l,-their shouts upon the breeze,
Their banners in the sun,
And like tho thunder Of the SECS
Their deep tread thunders on!
Well meet them here on each bold height,
In every g. en- make head
God give the battl, to the right
We will be- free or dead
We stand on sacred holy ground,
Where thousand memories meet
Our fathers homes ara all around
Their graves bsneath our feet,
Our roofs ara smoudsring far and vide
That late smiled in the sun.
Our brides are weeping at our aide,
Gods let lie foe come on
Hurrah hurrah he CLEANS In sight,
II hres the brain to see
How the proud spoilsr flashes bright
In wars gay panoFly
Wen show tim that our fathers brands
For rust nor time eau stay,
With tramp and shout bold hearts and hands
Up freemen, and away
The work IL done, the strife Ia DER,
The whhl Eind's Numbered by
There's not from hill to ocean shors,
A foemsn left to die.
Our brides are thronging every height,
They wave US weeping home,-
God gives the battl, 10 the right,
Back TO our hearth-stones come!
Nurtnrus
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
From III. Norfolk DAyBoOk Of yesterday.
FIGHTING AT ROANOKE ISLAND.

Nv conversation with Lieut. L. D. Smith, who ar
rived here this morning from Roanoke Island where he
left yesterday as o'clock, P. n, We learn that be
brings despatchee to Gen. Huger OF an engagement
which commenced at the island yesterday.
On Thursday So OF the enemys vessels steam aud SAIL
hove In sight and yesterday at 10 O'Clock, A. H. COM
menced the engagement in force.
Their vessels came within two miles Of our batteries,
where they opened fire and continued.
The engagement lasted from that time until night,
and was terrific for portion of the time Lieut.. Smith
left at o'clock at which time the enemy had ceased the
ost energei, part oil the assault and was then salts.
fyiug himself with attacking two small batteries at the
marsh end Of the island.
They had perfected their arrangements early 10 the
engagement for landing their troops but having found
the resistance much greater than they apprehended were
unable land. They had their small boats ready liked
for that purpose.
Our shore batteries continued 10 pour their yolleys
into them with considerable success. Two OF their
steamers hauled of at time from the engagement
and from the smoke that seen to arise from them II
was thought that they were on fire.
Up to two o'clock the time Lieut.. Smith lett the Is
land batteries were In perfect keeping having re-
ceived no damage whatever, and were amply supplied
with munitions The general impression was that We
could hold with perfec. ease as our boys were
in perfect ecstaces at the prospect OF beating back the
enemy and they performed their work with perfect Joy
and alaciity.
E.ry In the achievements arrived at the
Island, and every one was sangulne oi eucCess. 9,
Our gunners said to have acted with GOODNESS and
deberaon in the cement Of their guns, and much
execution Is believed have been done the enemy hich
impression was materially confirmed by the enemys
drawing of towards two o'clock from all batteries eI-
cept two.
The enemy red into several OF the private residences
on the Islard and them on fire. This Was all the
damage done u.s. Not one Of our troops were injured.
Lieut.. Smith, who brought the neWs, had terrible
time getting TO town. having fell into the canal in the
dark Of the night and near losing his life thereby
he reports Gen. Wise sill sick abed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
MARRIED.

ki LUCIA o. daughter Of Dr. Henry W. rabb. Of fos
place.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
NOTIOP.

L. perlCns hyvlE AIMS sga the Of the late Rev
n Joan Cooke Of mover county 70 no h me
same. Addres, Odsa COOKE,
Beaver Dam Depot
isll-s1H Hanover county, vHsiht,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
KenguCky.

The following enactment Of the Lincoln State Govern
ueut Of Kentucky, it will be seen by any lawyer &C
Quanted with the state of facts to which it is applied
contains what will undoubtedly effect complete cOnhs-
eAOn of every dollar. worth of property owned in that
crate armies:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
Then aud Now

"A modern vtl.,- ~ri.ers regard uaj,st var A. not
Oay Immoral olt one OF the greatest Of crimes
I8ufd'F Oh large scale Such al vars Of mere am
J,as1 engaged IN Tor the purpose Of extending regs
y,ssf Or naoasl Sovereignty War Of plumber carried
on fr1m saAry motive; Of pr1pagindism IN
trrttksl To- the Unrghtsous cod Of compelling men 20
aijpl certain religious or political opinions, whether
islu the alleged motive Of Introducing more OrthC-
do1 religion Of extending the area Of freed~m"-
wars are held In lls. adherence BY al moral and
r-gJls pscpl and gbis believed 70 Be the settled
gonvcol Of th' great mass OF our own ciizsus "P.
'' 9 sfssa:f II .UltIrg Ar. and Ssrcs' by r. WAGER
deck A. y late Capt Of Eagine r. z s Army-Sfe.
uld Eiii.on lsSli D. Appleton 4 Co., Pablisaers-S.
rl5 above vas published las. year as a par, OF a
course Of lectures 70 Boston audience by Il. Wager
ii -rsck or Of Liucolus army. BI. 10 = tes short
lOnths be slds himself back in Lircolas army Nth
Generals cnum,s,iou m his pocket when 10 bis Ms
sJui prool.m,tiols.
I s.. requires an EFFORT 70 realize the fact that tho
Hek, ~iih Toe modest scholastic title Who wrote the
s.ove. and the Hisck With the high sounding mill AIRY
riis ~bo isled sa1a ".Isac.' prOeAmllons in Missouri
are and the selfssme person. Blu, wonder eeases
sai gives place to feeling Of eoutemp, when We re-
iasuber that ihs famous author is nothing but "a au.
Jog snkee,' nsuiag Boston audience tAsH for
b scholastic degree awning on Lincoln aud. his hell.
hounds tor place HOc and Ike bis tribe generally reaS
% fAsn o. tie devil himself for place aud
money.
FIs ChTIsII a state Una MA DIaeoaSs4 De-
IseFSd Ihs Funeral OF Hon. JOhu Hem
phiIi IL d, a the second rres9TteFIan
church, aIchmOnd, virgins, Jan. 7th. ls61
By Rev. NOAes y. HOge, ID. ID.
Tue distinguished gentlemen who solicited copy Of
tos eloquent a1d profound discourse, for publication
have SbOsu an appreciation Ohe higher attributes of
,'esuansap and regard for political morality, q au
orIs 10 hope To- p1rer sentiments and sour der Trn-
epLs sueaE tue pablo of hls country, than we're
often 70 b. !017d Ia the corrupt atmosphere OF Wash
{ g,Oo. The E.sc lsssous irculcated BY D, Hoge are
-oF'h more thA0 ell the teachings Of Professors Of
'ssscraG We AOps they may rsash and Be hesdsd By
ali sho ara aOs 00Oupisd UiIh public Ialirl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
FERRY 10. 1884.

WAsTED-5 zoo, 900 Rabbi, aseOon and hs,t1S nina
f.ii@a ~ -''''' J6sN pootzy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
"Die We may, and die We ruIt,
But Oh phe can dus 10 dust
B. COT signed 90 well,
As where Heaven her deus shall ,hed
On The nirtyred patriots bed,
And ths rocks shN | rails. their heads,
M Ria daads n tals -

AtheE other. reienee 10 Kng& oaeen County, Friday
1rnn the tn lost BETTE DIV the late
D Wa Dew aud vile OF Ysnda Gregory Jr Of King william
aged twenty-five yeas Lovely psnsl and dsposdon sse
hearth OF ALL and her departure leaves aching
voIu s. enthy soal,n relieve But tie bersaved
husband grief stricken Telsives iisrds
her cheerf and untn plsty lvei
uranee that their has been to her INN oita gain
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11
THE SEws yRou ROANOKE.

Before toe hour of meeting bad arrived the members
Of the House OF Delegates INDUCED in free and genera
Interchange Of views respecting the disastrous from
Roanoke Island. The opinion expressed, with con
dience, tqat in strageiie point Of view, the enemy
have absolutely gained nothing aud that in short time
they will reap the full harvest Of discou future and con
fusion which they themselves have sown.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-11

80 e "e'.r ~" = a. y - 20 - MI,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
democratic Primary Election.

Pursuant to call, the Democratic Central Com
mittec met at Mllcrsburg on the 9th inst. ana
passed the following resolutions;
Rcsolpcd, That the Democrats of Holmes coun
" be and are hereby requested to meet IN the sew
rrai towrships at the usual place of holding cleo
tions, on Saturday, the 9Th day of juno, leo2' an'
proceed in the usual manner to nominate one can
didatc for Congressman, one County Surveyor anC
one County Commissioner, and to send one dele
gate from each township to carry the Poll Book
TO the County Convention to be held at Mlllcrs
burg on Monday, the 9th day of June, 1862.
Resolred, That the Democrats of Holmes coun
ty are requested to meet IN mass Convention a
Millersbusg on Monday, the 9th day OF June, ls0'
to appoint delegates to the Democratic State Con
vention.
We arc authorized to make the following an
nouncmcnts
For Congress GEORGE BLISS,
DIP. LEADBETTER,
For SmUeyOr-JAMES l.. RICIlESON,
For Con,nissio ner--HENRY f. POUNDS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Go Slow.


One day last week Republican of this place
commenced splitting out his slang at a Eemocrat
from the couutry; among other things called him
secessionist. He got his face beautifully slap
ded for his trouble. The Democrats hereabouts
have settled down in the determination to take no
more insults from the Abotionsts. We hazard
nothing in saying that no Democrat will be I'M
posed upon in this town. There are few Re
publicans in this place who make practice OF
lighting on men from the country and abusing
them because they wont go tie niger, and it may
lust as we'll be understood now as at any Other
time that this thing will be tolerated no longer
1t has been suffered until forbearance has ceased
ta be virtue. We deprecate plug muses., and
hope such things will be avoided, and especial,
would we urge upon Democrats TO give no caus'
for difficulty.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05

We arc nov 2 miles from Gilestown or Paris.
burg as ii ia sometimes called. We are encamp.
ed on New River, which Is here rapid stream
some $50 yards wide.
Nothing Of special Importance has occurred du
ring the past few days, and for fear Of becoming
tedious, ! will close.
III my next, | will say something about the pco
pic and country, and If We have fight, about that
TOO. Hastily, Yous, &c,
CHARLES Hay
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05

During the months If April and May, Judge
SAUNDERs issued marriage license to the follow.
ing parties: Anthony Durllcr and Mary Doren,
William A. Dorland and Amanda ]. Painter, ID.
II Kindig and Charottcc Mclott, Martin, M.
Shoup and Susanna Buchor, Annanias Shutz and
Catharinc Spcolman, David II. Wallace and Sa-
rah f. Moore, Levi Milcy and Eliza Garrett
Christian Nyrett and Margaret Luke, Amos
Kcstcr and Mabaleth Roberts, Jacob SwaynC
and Rachel Spencer Joseph Ackamirc and Mary
Ann Biggs, Henry Miller and Mary Shoup, join
Gardiner and Anne NJ. Badcr, Valentine Stah
and Elizabeth Fraukhouser, w. NJ. Skclly anc
Mary f. Buckmastcr, Fulton Ii. Beatty and Ma
ry Jane SAMSON, jeremiah Hines and Margare
Tumey, Joseph Sander and Margaret Mott, JOIN
| J. Rcichcl and Elizabeth Levengood, Adam
IIoopnch and Elizabeth Allcshouse, Abraham
McCutcheon and Mary Ann Galwiz.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05

The advertiser having been restored to health
in u few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with a severe lung
affection and the dread disease, Consunption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure,
10 all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree OF charge) with the dircc-
tions forpreparing and using the same which the,
will find u SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRoNCnirIs, &c. The only object Of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the aiict
cd and spread information which he conceves t'
be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will tr!
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and ma
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prcscr iption will please ad
dress
! Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
lnlGm3l Kings County, New y ork
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
OBITUARY..

DlED-tn Millershurg. o., on Sabbath after
noon, MiNNfE. only daughter Of ). and kLrtEAn
CAsKY, aged yoar, . months ana daJa
"Thcre IL no nock, however watched and tended,
But what some dead lamb Is there"
"IIo shall gather the lambs with his arm, and
carry them in his BOSOM" And they brought
unto him also infants, that he might touch them
but when his disiples saw ~. thcy rcbukcd them
But Jesus called them unto him, aud SAID, Suhe
little children to come unto mo ana iUnid thCu
not: for of such il tho kingdom of Cod"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Holmes County Soldiers.

The number returned is far short of the actual
number in the service. Several OF the assessors,
we learn, did not return those who have died or
been discharge. There are probably two town
ships fully reported. In any of the others We
can count more than have been returned by the
assessors The actual numberof those who have
volunteered in this county is about 700
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
WILLIAM GIVEN
Great Flood.

The tremendous rains Of Tuesday, swecd the
Killbuck and its tributaries to an almost unprcco
rood is considerably damaged between Holmes
willie and Fredericksburg. 1t is expected that
repairs will be made so that trains can come
through to morrow. Great damage has been
done to the crops, grass and fences along the bot
/ tofnd
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Military.

4ullittiys
Meetings were held in this place on Friday,
Saturday and Monday evenings to aid in recruit,
inga company for the three months service. A
number of young men have volunteered. The
The company, if raised, has to be full by the 9th
inst. All who have a notion of going should re
port themselves Immediately.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Ohio House.

GEORGE HoxwoRrn las taken charge of the
lent reputation for many years under the charge
of ISRAEL HoxwoRrH. George will keep up Its
good name.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Soldiers Relief Notice.

THE County Commissioners will, at'their June
l session. lo62, make arrangements to distribute
to the families of Volunteers the balance of th
Soldiers Relief Fund now in the hands OF tn
CoInty Treasurer,
By Order of the Commissioners,
JOHN WEITMAN,
Auditor Of Holmes county, ONO.
Millnrs hnrr. MnY 20. lsO2M2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
DON'T Forget.

Don't forget the Dem ocratic primary elections
on Saturday. We hope every township will have
some votes returned if they should be ever so
few. Have every township represented at the
County Convention, on Monday next. Remem-
Der that Delegates are to elect to the State and
Congressional Conventions.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
On Sick Leave.

On SICK Leave.
JonN SowAsH, of Capt. VoRHEs' company,
came home on sick leave on Mo day. We have
not seen him nor heard what is the matter. 1t is
hoped he may soon be convacsccnt
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Discharged.

Dlscharged.
ANDREW AsHBAuGH, of Capt Worries compa-
ny, has received an honorable discharge from the
service because of physical disability. He is OK
pcctcd home soon.