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Brushes! Brushes!

ann DOZEN Paint and Varnish Brushes Wall
~UO Brushes sash Tools Blenders, Scrub, Shoe.
ore tair Hat aud Cloth Brushes Of all kinds Lowest
figures BROWNING H. SL0ANiS.
jel4-deOd& weOw3m
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~ OT1CE l. hereby given thar Comm.n Council
vii meet a. Board Of Equalization az the COln-
81 Chamber IN the city e indianapolis. OF "Wednesday
evening. Juiy ~, i-ss. O'Clock. y. M hear
plants an eQusiize the for is6a.
Attest JOHN G. WATsRS,
iyls-lec City Clerk
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e Colonel Rickel OF WAYNE coounty, the
commanding of the regiment raising in the tn
District, made war speech last night from the
balcony OF the Bates House. He said ut the culi-
cu>ion of his speech that the Burnt District
would not he behind the 1thers IN furnishing her
quota under the late call. He had four five
hundred men enrolled iur ms regiment already
In regard Ia bouutieS he said the Commissioners
OF Wayne. Rush AMI Henry had offered literally
Wayne county gave every man who enlisted
there $50 bounty. aud Henry SlO6, pay able i,s-
monthly inStslments
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] : Harvey. Indianapolis Y. n. Marsh indianapolis
william C. Lnpfoa. ID y Heath. Greene-stle
Frcderick Bags. James Burgess. DanStle-
william T. Gibson, Indianapolis.
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CHOCOLATE.

Established i'm 1850.
EDAKER'S PREMIUM CHOCOLATE.-PURF PRE-
ID PARED Cocoa, BToma, French. Homeopathic and
Vanilla Chocolate warranted equal In quail and favor
the Pans Chco ate; stood the Of
quarters IF a century, and pT'lo need by IL who
have once used them "a he superior 90 any other
Manufactured by W. Baker Co, at their Mill in Dor
che Mas and toI sale their Bra Oh Depot No.
I'll FuOn STREET New York CITY. aud by Grocers and
Dealcrs generally thr, ughout he Union.
Audre>s II. l.. PIECE,
iel0-d3m 2I7 Fulton stree {. New York.
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Campaign Sentinel.

The Weekly Indiana State Sentinel will be
furnished for Three Months. during the Cam
paign. at
25 CENTS A COPY.
tE-Seud IN the names. dkw
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DRUGS.
N E w FIR M.

n HAVE associated with in business Mr. G.. W.
II Sloan, who has been /. s>tanf in the for
number oi years past. Hereafter the business will be
continued at the old stand under the firm of
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:, -, 4 ~. iI,,a<
iue Pss"FV ~ "'
thl, ior ire rr'h''ucn " s''','! III Wv
ones, ~hi1h vac ''hf70's'''.' 'F','
presents 10 cur fcaN'.' ''.'''e -
win an enu'e "fe.'' "
unhesNeu IN 'Ne "' 49,,
lex" enc 'l''e e''", ','' "''," . ',H
viva 'l'ufe rc'ui''' "a VIA '"".',U' - TIA
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Justice 10 hi abled Volunteer,

A LETTER from correspondent com plains Of
the injustice done to our volunteer soldier ana
eeamen, by Withholding tho slJO bounty from
those WHO may be discharged before tic eXpira-
ton Of the term Of their enlistment. As the
law at present stands, in case soldier who has
enlisted for "two years should become disable.
before the expiration OF tina, term, he is not en-
titled TO the Oouuty, eyea though he shall have
served twenty three months Of his time, Thi.
Is q manifest Injustice, and operates rs pre-
MUM on cowarliec. !. is not 81 in foreign az
mics. In tho English service, tho moment 4
recruit is emil ,trl he b. owc, c,itel TO pen,
sion and discharge for disability incurred in th'
service. Ii tAcro are any good reasons why on
citizen soldiers should not be entitled to simia
benefits, we shoui like to hear them. In tn
meantime, the law should be So amended as 70
entitle disabled volunteers 10 pro rdia share c
the bounty, Gul We hope Congress will not adj
journ withou, performing this simple act VI jus
tile TO our soldier
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TIE New Directory.

TIE new City Directory for the current year,
u out with its usual promp;itude and in Usual
good mechanical style, from the publishing es-
tsblishment Of JONI +. TEow, 30 Greene street.
Tho preface gratifyingly alludcs to the undimin-
bhsd prosperity Of our great commercial Empo-
rum, In stating that notwithstanding the great
dsswbacks Of the war, aud Of the absence in
camp of tsns of Thousands Of our residents, tn,
OSnbW Il u paRse thls ysx amounts II
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DEATHS.

BRoPUY-on Monday, June 9th, James trophy,
son Of Martin Brophy and Mary Bark, OF Ballins-
how, PARISH q Ballyeahill, County Tipperary, Ire
land, aged % years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral this fruesiayl afternoon, 10th
inst ut o'clock, from 24o Columbia st. near State,
brooklyn, 10 Calvary Cemetery. W
FLIN-on Sunday, 9Th Inst, c>tharine, the be,
loved wife Of Charles Film. Of C0'~sy Longford
Ireland, aged 81 years.
Her friends and aoquaintsness. s.d thee Of be,
l broshsrs, Thomas and John NcCsulsy, and Of hel
eeuSnA Michael AID Thomas Aaloy, ere rsspscs
Naiy Invited 70 attend The hansnA this tTussday
1870 ~ inss = e,aeiS, MW hAs W. s:''
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i5s, 1856, as against 1872, 1925 for the year which
has passed.
The number Of men employed IN collecting
the names for the Directory Is $50. Of their
aptitude anil experience for the task the volume
gives conclusive proof; for In no city Of tho
world is volume Of this extent published with
tho same dispatch, so generally free from errors.
Asa matter Of curiosity the Ms give the largest
numl.er, md the KS the least number OF letters
in ,he Birrc.o-v
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i.'r''y Il.t .l.,ii ,l - eat .ui I'-..t
r...f.. s.,..4tt. d. ...i.I...., ,.,,,,,
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7 H., G'losge WI 81 .at. .u u Monroe F.ipD!l,
- utatr note '.ut. ,. fgqt,sr4 Of ~, Ice Lila
n.y. TIE Isr, q. .. .t..t.ary a. ds a., o.,up,pt
va &c i.I"sa Oft4 t.r, - l.- moved b. l,of
| DE Nrpl.tou - D.a II. Too til. hrillt,,t .t.r
a. 10 n'irl.iti1ad Irf,i-uul BOGUS fiua4clyta
| Wa A,yc slr,i .a.ir !.s. l.v 10. crime
| Tic r.,-.4ent CTS Soy i TX aud Trle Ra!lroad
receive D.. lry co. styNp u wear, a siit cuual 10
| Mat pad t. IT, lr'..'.at g.! tie lu...l -tat,s-
Otltr 60 laiiy br..tautuciyr, Lave been nail Ga
| 'rl..to"; yet We Ia II any iun' iu g. l,teu.o
r''t ss''s, i .reaies opacity Tor oNtcul,, on, ra-
| n NNH q, " -, animate u' the Eastern Pen
| VNN1rJ' N'o "la srh''1crd Z, sitcoU u. .it'ls ago
t1h'o !'"l' lpAs''.t,. for ID" crime 90 for. cry,
- l..u''s u' .'"'.. ne courts IN tie plil-
NY, 49, !. i,r' S"l " ,tr.H
,oSnt \l,''' lie TENN pa't h7S not
| 49,, n ,,,'S Nv "S .Iscd pardon i"r Tic
r 1,lrri, aI,.,''t ,n,i g. WI "a Tat dIstnsi"sAed
bnt e. a., L,s.,trrr ~ '' '.uS > ~ prs NJ and
! Gc.n il, ,.,', ,.1 ,,,.'. n "si.'rn Would have
u wrch Nms.n AT - a. ,,,','',,i' mN,,Aty. car
Ylstltt PRISON, G ~ O., fy5.5 a. N''u.'. y
which = genuine lSi.r was gt.',ol t. ~ 4 p
70 liberation cured D,nre tie irail y,.. d.,c,t 49,
"a nd lYs rc's,n ,t,.uoa in custody -'''''''
~ n" Ms. ~ = ibis i!,sir.,us cg'pri, Is TOO we
90 inoNA To 10 Der. tcIe.ol, 70 f4r a, lis career
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MARRIAGES.

HAMPToN-PAkIsEN- On Sunday, June sth,
1859, by the Rev. Mr.. Capp, OF the Church Of tie
Nativity, Mr.. james Hampton 10 Miss Arsoha,
daughter Of the late Richard T. Par!hen, ED, al
Of this city. Eastern sAd Western papers please
copy. 20
WOOSTER-LOCKHARr Thursday, May
Goth, at the house e tho brides mother, by Tie
Rev. j. Sesrls Mr.. Francis A. Wooster T. Char
lotte Y. Lockhait, al of his city.
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The Helta Ill sal from London with a very
valuable cargo IN about fifteen lays The Mc..ts is
for scrcyy steamer, quite fast, ard with an enter
pfislng officer on honrd, could, ! am couhl,nt. lie
run in. Thor will be several largo field hoNitzers
g. placed that, without Dist ubug tic general car.
50. they can h. taken 10 the deck anl then mount
ci, aul V,th these quite god defence could be
made Against wooden g,ul,'ats
have tic honor ~ TO- your ol'it s-rvv,
CAiFn iirsE, CAPTAIN q Artillery.
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THE-NEW YORK SUN.
TITrsnAy MORNING. JUNE 10. 1s62.

- Eos ruE IMPORTANT S.ws Of the day,
nv T.,errsph, E,prsss, Mails, &c, &e.' sec frs'
page.
a ApvrRrrsrNrvrs mus, be han led In he
S,r, nine o'c'ok In tic sv,uins III ordcr 70 secure
proytr class acstiou and srran. ctneni
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RinnbC ial. Market, Marine
News, &C.. on Third Page.

A Pawn or ITNTs PATENT LEATHER Doors
~ two = 'l,rs, AM al other goods equally low. n,
nhtrLLT1's Cheap Boot aud Shoe Store, No. 3,2
GraDd street, corner norfolk.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES,
Programme OF Arrnpgcm, for FL,

Programme OF Arrnugcmc,i. for Funcr-
p! J SCI ~ q G.. uels j. LAFAYETTE RiKI Il
Ihc COMMITTEE ON National Affairs % tho Com.
mon Council Of the city OF New York, having In
charge The funeral olscquies ~ the late
CoL y LAFAYETTE RlKER, 61d Rsgt. N, Y. 8.
v, Anderson Hudavea, and
Cyl JAMES MILLER, slst Penn. Vols,
have decided upon the following as the programme
tr the funeral ceremonies, which will take place on
ru'si.y, june 10, ~ if.m tie 'ioveru 3ss Room,
CIV Hal, ut o'clock y. VI.
Tho rciusius Of the deceased soldiers viii ,e de-
pos tel ia Greenwood Cemetery, and the rout. g.
be taken will he NJ follows:
tn" Procession will form In front Of the City Hall
phsg,u' through tie west gate Of the Park into
Chatham ~, M Chatham ~. AMI the Bowcry 70
p,nd s', through Bond -. TO Broadway, AMI
through broadway 10 the South Ferry, In the follow
Troor o'Ho-sc-Cart. Otto.
Troy ul L1uccrs-C1it. Rcly.
seventh Regiment, i, lcrgc Guard. as Guard Of
Honor.
lioGrae
Containing Tie boil oi ! Lafayette Hk'-.
Un..gra o. Anicisoa u lay,s ,a.rse %. the u =.
ps, .Ocnrr7.
o,' co Of l..s,,4,r.a V,un'.',s, ~ ,D4i.e OF
t. '"Iy.
N.yo- anil ..r.. CO.. ',l1carr.p.e.
'.l.'- g." 4 .lp. H..l ~ .t., 900 .. u.
u '.o'oU. m'.t'o. tDr CO. '.t. -.
g. 800 ... .l..T ,r,.i 100 County 10. N,H
C-..tg. N.yt I.a ~. t.u. 900 b
SO L-si,,rs "'- ... .., f.i' br.'-.i-
- ..,,,.. c'1.,,s :e..l .i"' .,tv
on. .,s.u p. "up.neo. o
"uirl ti' '- 3D..
..., t..a .s,t -'tHn o '-. II 81.
l." .''. '.,.''" '.-., I'D. '' =, ''
D. l.'.-t
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EOR LIVERPOOI,-OLD BLACK STAR
l. Liuc-The packet ship CYSOsuRE, lynn -
pier "a Eat river, sails June 9th. The AnEiH
AMERICAN sails June l4th. For passagt SPY N
board. or To WILLIAMS & GuIoN, 30 Fulton"
rnyll 91Acs
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have The saashesion Of being able 70 inform
you shee have succeeded In engaging the ssesm.
srpool today for Hamburg. From Hamburg she
VII Proceed 70 London, aud ,hcre tsks on board
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IGRDICINE8

nR. DANIELS, s2I SIXTH AVE, NEAL
~ ltth q. treats disease al the heart and NE V,
!iOus diseass. q bo>h ee4eA Free oons% .s
6QR y u, daily. ~ Seefs~
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I'IEsv.V SgeLkS.

nfrOT FOR !. ". lIADtlELDS FIRST
- IrrnWm 'reV,. .ls-A tiii -snrtmont II We
best u at, AMI At TIE lJ~ost prices Dealers 80
r'sr,' t'i'y \ Invited. cnn. II FODlDs, II.
Reri, nb,t q . .. .inl 90. - = IA 1t. s2 2..'lsS
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The largest stock, the be-t styles tho lowest
price, and the best place 10 buy. Please call and
examine for yourscyes, at
+. II. BALDwINs
ap5 T2'iOi No 10 and ~ Dowery
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SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE Oy
- Singers No. , machines fr sale Cheap, ~ tns
prfils. ave going INTO ether business. Inquire 100
yard u, ~ floor. ny2I 2l.c'2;s
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Hoys Clothing.
Suits sr boys, from 10 yGar, for 81 per suit,
or 20 cents each garment
b. BALDWIN,
ryal l2'llT No. 70 and ~ BJwery.
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PUBLICATION. &c.

CPLENDID SUMNER FASHIONS-hlus.
- trated In Nine. Demoresvs Mirror Of feSnssoss
and sold everywhere q % cts. naaied ne q O.
| osips Of pgice, summer w, nQW seeeI, wSW ~
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SEWING MACHINE.

SEWING NACIlINES-F1NKLE q LYON.
- AMI other hr-t class sewing mach mes 10 rem, %
for sale, ON monthly iayments. Instructions f. =,
and Ia charge irr delivery. Apply to T.. II. Ola.
auND, II the Office of the finkle Lyon ). ". ~
~ Broadway. my2I 2iic'l2S
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| Ia siition 10 the above have hsd offered to mo
| ahout nay hsusand pairs Of French shoes snd
twebty-ivs thousand cos,on shirts, II the holder
o. these shoes and shirts will take ny order on the
Confederate treasury, payable In the coneAerscy,
IN payment for them, shall psrchass them. ] am
In position 10 purchase 2o,00o 10 30, 900 Austrian
riiies ut about sos each. say about $40. A. present
am not la position ~ CARDS funds 10 make that
purchase, inasmuch a. ops at least $45o, 900
| 'nore than haze the means of paying
| Ihays thought IL Necessary in the discharge Of
my duty 90 press the credit Of the confederacy a.
FAR ~ Possible without endangering its good name
but must aow Limit myself n the contracts al
resdy made. ! must pay my debts before doing
ANY thing more A. soyn, however, as money Niff-
cient Tor tbe purpose In received, shall invest fin
ess receive orders w. the contrary In four bat
tricso 81 Austrian rifcd field sftilory, thirty two
guns, suitable for gun cotton well for powder,
which guns have already secured, Aun ~, O00
rites, now In tie Vienna arsenal II has given me
great concern that have not been able h. make
better arrangements for running In the several car
gots thst have been forwarded. II 10 impossible,
No have stated In my previous letter, to obtain
vessels with capacity for cargo and coal for long
voyage, that have at the same time the requisite
speed Tor attempting the blockade. I have en-.
doavored " purchase Il very fast paddle. wheel
steamer, 10 from Nassau 10 the con- but have
no money now for any purpose. ! should ma heal
tate To npproprat. money T. this object, even With.
out orders seeing how long the Gladiator was de-
tanned ~ Nassau, and considering the great iinpor-
lance OF these goods being safely landed.
The steamer Minns sailed while was In Ham.
burg. II was intended that sho should take FIVE
hlidred barrels q gxnrowdcr. I found on my re.
turn 70 i ndcn, however. that the powder had all
been shut OH On account ~ tho weasel being full
Had been Ia London fhculd have sent powder
In preference to anything else.
On board the Muus, Consigned n j Adicrly 4
Co., are the following articles for tho Confederate
government.
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ITO HATTERS-FOR SALE, A WORK
l. bench aud tools, hat blocks, show esses UNI
brels stand, &C., 81 half cost Apply ss 2oS Broad
way, basement. tly
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NOTICE TO kETuKNEn NOLuNIEER

NOTICE TO kETUKNtD VOLUNTEER
~ PfiaoncrS-Al Persons hclnuplrg t. any OF the
volunteer ne .ucn,s OF tho Ulitc Sts'as Army. who
haze been .xeh.nsod or released ar requested h.
report thcmso ycs with descriptive is'sl, ait out
ieldy, at Fort Columbus, Govoruoi's island, where
tncy will bN mustcrtd tor p.y, &c.
All isoncts belonging /, ,Hvttrututs - NC
regular army viii rel IT ." te o'ia "a command
~ Fort HAMILTON, LoHs loud. N-.'H~at
Con. HIHyrY it2tVS,
lo1O TuThS G'il5 Cotnu.,udIug Sc,
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SEEnEpleINl;, &c.

COR LIVERPOOL - DREADNOuGHT
Cant Little will positively sail on tho l2,h June.
For passage, lowest rates, apply on board Pier 5,
North River, or TO p. NJ DEMARESr 40 south
a lea 7'l2T
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.'I Washington AMI New York-hrny and navy
claims. pensions, bounty, prize mooney. arrears 81
pay due officers, sodtrs, s"pin"n an ma mes.
their widows aud orphans, ClArtcr3uastots, con-
tractors and other claims against the .vernnent
promptly collected. Apply 10 stML V. NILES,
Washington, u. &, or CHARLES e. LEEDS, III
NeA-Au ~. Y. Y jei0 otsc'leo
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personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED FROM MISS
i MARY ASN suDRrE, wlo arrived rom Liver.
pool h,re the ~ y y Oh b,sd the silly Ale, Ale
1c- Marshs,l. W. Ease cal 1t - O.y,r I, New
York, sho vii hsar o .otl.ia Z 10 Ter advantage,
FL. ie3 ,'2u
NIY WIFE Ann SHIELDS HAVING
A'l LEFT my led ini hoard withou, iust cause OF
lrovocst.on, hereby notify al psrs 80 haiboring
tn sting hor On ny account hit will not pay
any delta contracted y her. MlCIIAE sulLLps,
10 Prospect At, Brooklyn, n Y. jun, Tho Oh,
1862. ie1l 2.iai
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-15
A True Sentiment.

The Hon. Francis i. Blair of Mis-
souri, in late speech in the House of
Representatives against negro emancipa.
ton. said:
"llow will you execute decree OF
emancipation which will set free the slaves
of the South upon the soil and among
the people the whole body OF whom are
opposed to it, and who will take up arms
in rebellion against the very idea Of negro
equality? 1t can only bo done by the
presence of an immense army, sufficient
TO prevent the white race from roenslayin
tho black, and by wagiug a constant war
upon the people of our race for the pro
lection OF the black race How long
would it be endured by the Northern
people that war should bo waged upon
the people of their own race at the Soutr
to make the blacks their equals? l dc
not believe that any party could retain
power at the North upon such an issue
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-15
The Negro at EEOMa what Onc
w hO SAW Cor RliGnsci HAS to
Say.

The Negro AT EEOMa Onc
who Saw Cor HAiSnsci HAS to
Say.
Colonel Gibson, Of the 40th Ohio,
recently wrote a letter from Tennessee,
which is attracting some notice. Col.
| Gibson will be rccollccted as the Rcpub
lcau successor to Brcsln as State Treas
uler. lie writes thus about the condition
Of the slaves, as observed by himself.
"ln this region every oEe owns one or
more slaves. Here as clscwerc, where
have BEEN the slaves are well treated and
well provided for. They appear happier
and certainly 1.-Two and dress better than
the poor whites or free ncgros of Ohio
or the North, They all supposed we
were about to libcratc them, This lie
had been trumpcted in tho South, and
hundreds of honest people, aside from
slaves, believed it, But the negro her
instinctivoly dleads the North. They
love the South and are devoted to their
masters.
II have witnessed some touching seen q
between eNilcd masters. returning to their
homes, and their faithful slaves. 1t is
strange how lew try to escape or run
away, | doubt if twenty have come to
the army with which have been con
nected oiuco last September
"About the farm houses and in the
; city the white children and black play
! together like brothers and sisters. 1t is
my deliberate opinion that, in their pres
ont state OF ignorance, the slave rather
fears than desires emancipation, They
only regard their appctites aud comfort
They arc well housed, well dressed aud
well led. They appear to want no more
These facts show that statesmen had bet
tor let the Niger alone at present. and
address themselves to suppresSing this
, great rebellion.
The Presinents late resolution and
message, as to aiding emancipation, is
regarded here as unworthy OF his position
1t contains propositions which are not
only untenable, but weak in the extrcme.' d
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A CHANCE 40 MAKE MONEY
OLD SPLENDOR.
THE BEST HORSE IN AMERICA

INUS horse has made six seasons In Wooster, In
cessiou, will make the Of 1852 in Holmcsyille
Holmes county, commencing the eth of April aud end
ing the 3d of July, lie will be limited to thirty five
mares. Those wishing TO engage the services of this
celebrated horse should apply soon, as there viii be
applications received after this list is FUN lie will be at
llolmesvie, on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
each week. and AT Clinton Friday and Saturday
Good will he taken by the Keeper but the owntr r.
will not hold themselves accountable for accidents
Old Spendor is is eNcced by no horse living Ia tenn
per and and spirit he exhibits the payuness aud doc-
~ Of pet lamb, with the courage and power OF war
horse, who reioeo In his strength and mocketh atear
Old Spendor is now go years old, and has made more
the sire OF better horses than any other
stallion in the State. James Glen, of Ashland county,
has stallion sired by Old Splendor that can trot his
mile inside Of three minutes, and has been offered ole
thousand dollars FOR him. could name scores OF others
that have been sold at from two to hye hundred dollars
Old Spendor has the quality to get running, retting
carriage and draft horses. PETER PAINTER
JASPER POULSON,
april "a, 1903. Ownors
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-15
Warirtp.
SPRING.

Ohce more the monarch of the skies
The latent pulse of Nature moves,
And woos the waysde howret out,
And robes in green our ancient groves
And age and infancy 60 forth,
Among the tender grass to sport
Or gather posies fresh and fair,
Where stately kingcup holds his court
The chestnut droops its languid leaves,
Ere creamy cronies bestud each spray,
The hawthorn cluster down the lane
To breathe sweetness through the day
The quaint old mansion on tbs hill,
Through towering foliage steals look,
To where the maiden willows range
Their graceful tresses by the brook.
The pear. tree shakes its snowy bloom
Upon the sprngy sward beneath
While round the apples sinuous limbs
Entwines clustering blood stained wreath
The newborn butterfly sails out
Upon his fairy painted wing;
A nd woodside choirs, with grateful hearts,
Pour forth their welcome to the spring.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-15

A MEAN MAs.-Old Ira Teamster was
q dreadful mean man; he was awful mean.
One day the old fellow was at work on
the high beams Of his barn, when he lost
his balance. aud fell heavily on the floor
twenty foot below. Ilo was taken up for
dead, with fractured skull, and carried
into tho house. All efforts to bring
him to consciousness were unavaling,
and the doctor was called. Finally. the
doctor having trepanned him, turned
and asked Mrs. Teamster for silver
dollar to put in where a piece of the skull
was wanting. At this remark Ira, who
had been breathing heavily. turned in bed
as well ?"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-05-15
A Family Fight.

The following incident of the battle of
Shiloh is srelatci by an eyewitness Two
Kentucky regiments met face to face, and
fought each other with terrible resolution,
and it happened that one of the Foderol
soldiers wounded and captured his broth
or. and ator handing him back began fir.
ing at man near tree. when the car-
lured brother called to him and said,
"Don't shoot any more-that's father -