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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-24

rOATS& BRAMLEY Proprictors; corner Wa ter
~ and johnson sts, Cleveland, Ohio. t24-l2l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-24
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
l.Ias
ATTORNEYS,

l.. II. CRITCHFIELD,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Millcrsburg, Ohio.
"A Office, in Critchfeld's Blodk. \|345.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-24
4ulmes County FARMER,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY j. A. & T.. ES Il I l. l..
JOB PRINTIN NG

or every description executed in the best style ont
on reasonable terms
The FARNER has larger circulation than an
other paper in this section Of the State 1t is now
and has been for thirty six consecutive years thu
fiicial paper Of the county.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-24

The congress shall have power TO dis.
pose Of and make all Beelful rules and
regulations respecting the territory or
other property belonging to the United
States and nothing in this constitution
shall be so constructed as to prejudice
any claims Of the United States, or Of
any particular state.
SEC. 4. The United States shall guar
antee to every state in this Union re-
publican form Of government, aud shall
protect each Of them againot invasion ;
and on application Of the Legislature, or
Of the executive when the Legislature
eannot be convened J against domestic
violence.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

DROOKLYN ATHENEUM.
ID PARLOR ENTERTAINMENT,
ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1862
FIRST TINE,
PkECIoSn,
Melodrarna, In i've parts, by p. A. Wolf.
Music. Maria Weber
Parterre 50 cents gallery % cents.
To be had stores OF CRUDE Adler 353 Fulton
Fred L. Wilke, Ill Al,ntc street; e. Prox 2l3
Fulton street, and evenings at the door.
Doors open At Z; to commence NJ o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

DOwERY THEATRE.
ID j. r. SrICKNEYS NATIONAL CIRCUS.
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL
Brilliant triumph OF tho Pantomime of BARON
MUNCuAUsEN; or, Harlequin and the Fairy Of the Silver
lcicle viii performed every night during week,
ia junction with popular Equestrian performance
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEW YEARS DAY TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES
be given Monster Pantomne, addition the
Ring ENTERTAINMENT.
Afternoon performance commences at2M.
Evening" performance commences At 7x.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

THE GAIErIEs, nno,nw .,s
Between Houston and Beecker streets.
UP STAIRS UP STAIRS, UP STAIRS.
up Stairs. UP STAIRS, UP STAIRS.
UP STAIRS, UP SrAIaS, UP STAIRS.
THE BEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT ON BROADWAY.
THE BEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT ON BROADWAY.
TIE BEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT on BROADWAY.
THE BEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT On BROADWAY.
THE GREATEST COMBINATION Of TALENT.
THE GREATEST COMBINATION OF TALENT
THE GREATEST COAbINATioN OF TALENT.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR NEW YEARS NIGHT.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR NEW YEARS NIGHT.
GREAT ATTR ACTIONS FOR NEW YEARS NIGHT.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOX NEW YEARS NIGHT.
NEW BALLETS, NEW BALLETS.
NEW PAN1OMIME, NEW PANTOMlMk
No GRAND MATINEE
NO GRAND MATINEE
No GRAND MATINEE
but In the evening shall certainly give
better performance than any oiher saloon on brondwhy
STRANGERS, SIkANcEhs, SIkANuEhS
SIRANGLkS, STRANGERS, STRANGERS,
sIkANGERS, ; STKANGERS, STRANGERS,
GAIEW liS' GAIETIEs. GAIETTEs,
GAIETIES. GAIErlES, GAIETIES,
GAIETlES. GAETES, UAETlES,
GAlETIES, GAlEIIES, GMEIlES,
GAIETIES, GAlErlES. 0AiEIlES,
IAIETIES. GAIErIkS, 0AIETIES,
before leaving the city, Il ing the greatest
INSTITUTION
INSTITUTION
INSTITUTION
In New York.
Admission. eonts.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01
ABUSE EMENTs.


w GREAT COMEDY NIGHT
REVIVAL OF Fl TAA SANyA4sNfbA Nsyt4NbARD f COMEDIES.
Fir'' representation wEnSeS'1AY. ": ss1:S91sAY
of sheridan's standard comedy Of the
win the following inim ehse cast
Sn Shaples ps.. sarfaGe Lester wsaek
SIR sr p;va, pe,er Tsazie Easae Mr. Blake
Sir amin Backbe Mr. Reynolds
Joseph Surface Charles fisher
CrabIeo AI John Sc
Moses. MIR George Holland
ssassss sasss N psIsy.a pSsIsy3
RowIey browne
William M onysps Ss
Maria Miss Hssraoeys Usy
Lady snserweh MS sloan
The Comedy produced with new sceacry isbsr@ood
an and shs , course Of the evening Of opro
Notice Owing to the overlowng audience and
G s 70 ss Fl % 5:
acted n r Tor the'second time tomorrow (Thufsday>
S:r 1hsSfsH $S $GSa fGTsagor grsg
audience with 'A0n;, GsSbsss si 1sssass ASSURANCE.
noAb b"H 10 'ps RUIN.
VIII BoD De oPeo ons en- rand m
EotG-D0OIs Doors ogsn att PERFORMANCES commence ~
Private Boxes ST. Orchestra a Stalls sa 81 'aD' '''''
4MNnrssr y snodSSSss* snodSSS* YEARS WEEK
UNPRECEDENTED NOVELTY
MONDAY, DECEMBER 80
EVERY EVENING THROUGH THE WEEK.
THE WORLD RENOWNED
PEAK FAMILY
vOCALISTS, HAIsPISTS
BELL RINGERS.
ENTIRE CHANCE PROGRAMME.
TWO HUNDRED SILI Err BELLS.
TICKETS, Is .CHILDKEN, IS cents
Doors open at Z; to commence at ia
GRAND MATINEE viii De given on NEW YEARS
DAY, commencing at 2 o'clock.
CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL 5s5 BROADWAY.
" CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 5S5 BROADWAY
Tae most gorgeously tted up l.lace of amusement
IN THE WORLD.
The largest company known in any establishment
sistng Of the
BEST ARTISTS IN THE PROFESSION.
FOX d CURRAN, Proprieors.
NEW YEARS DAY,
GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE GRAND MATINEE
GRAND MATINEE
for Ladies and Children at half past two o'clock
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

IIOoLEY's MINSTRELS,
IL b59 Broadway, opposite Bond street.
Another great bill for the Holidays.
Fox, Arlington Griffin Howard Reeves, Reed 4c, &c.
In new songs, Acts Dances and Buresques.
PETER PIPER PEPPER PODGE,
LA FAvOkIrA, BARbARY ALLEN.
SALLY COME UP, CHALLENGE ESSENCE, THE
SERENADERS, &c.
Doors omen nj 6L 10 IA Tickets Is cents
The New York herald., 1862-01-01


IS as AND s - ggSAbIAy, 4ss AND 1885,
NEW sE& 4EAS,s 4EASs SfsH!: SsflsHH!E:
GRASp GRASp GALA t:AIA ESSFEkFASMEST ESTEkTAISMEST
- stsaH sgsa ASP MP PaSes:: PaasSseass:
THE Es5ASSSHyy Sss5 ,SS4y SSISSssTTSSSS%%s'
GEO 5oAs JULIEN le EGArIiT rHEEcE
TSSY ToSY rAsTo rAsTok, TToNY ToNY PAsTok,, PPAsTTok,
The beauul Ballet by Paul Brilliant
ROSE Er fAriLEoN
IL ,, which r MISS ERNEsfIYE DE i EAiBER, "A sl,
. Ti SEEAT SEEAF E&iEF BGE TES5FE TES5FE WIN ,.,s,r
Holiday antomimc abounGing in beautiful scenery,
ns tricks aud transformations surprising mechanical
FoETvSE's FEoIIcs, roRTgSEs yRoLIcs,
or. Or mAklE9giN And THE Tsts gESlUs os sfsIsG.' sfsIsG''
fanoon BEN dooN EkEEs
starlight Queen of the Fairies MISS Lizzie scHuIrzE
ROBERT w. ~ TIER, Lole Lessee aud Manager.
MONS. La THoRNE Stage Manager.
DRIEN's BoUDoIR
PRESTIDlGIrATIONS,
tt3 BROADwAf, opposite Bond street.
Prof ADRIEN regrets very much that, Of the
oi The last evening hundreds disap
po u trusts lhis evening his friends viii make their
Me- i rn6f ls' ADsihS, TaIn THE KING OF WIZARDS,
W. MAssIyE GOLDEN CABINET
or hEw AND UNTOLD WONDERS IN
Aud all OF the Miraculous Deteptions prscticed by
Necromancers in ali ages.
Professor ADRlEN assures the citizens of New York that
these performances shall exceed In attractive amusement
anything The M ever introduced in this country. The
Professor Adien ". B-Csrriages will please head south
e S ef Doors open at
Admission, 70 cents. Orchestra seats, 70 cents.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

,fNHEMICAL BANK, NEW YORK. DEC. 23 IsGl-FOR.
~ tieth divdendThe President and Directors
have declared quarterly vicnd cent PAYABLE
stockholders and after Thursday the day Of January
next BY order of the Board
@. G. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

tdh-AMERICAN MUSIC HALL. -
The mos, popular place e. e amusement in he city.
The one great question day where shall got"
and reply very Short Aad gives the greatest sasts
tion--"To ..
Tn the first nj ano ero ia lne best talent the country,
and the general Of the place supero ITO any 9th 81 In
the oity
The Following we'll known artists alie,r ny nkns
CHARLEY WHITE CHMhfi " hlrE~
L. SIMMONS y, ,. MNnNS,>,
BILLY QUINN. Mitmf wr 2siNN'
w. WEST, W MrMau
M TURNER, MTUHNER,
GEORGE WARREN, aEOraE MAkk4N,
FxTTIE STEWART FATTlE STEWANT,
The renowned Negro Conedsns,
In new Acts Songs, Dances Burlesquss. Ac.
ine 'e'' BALLET TRoUaE
CITY, composed OF hrst class ders urer The drec
tien Of .u~. u.r, uc.,,.~-
THE DELEvANTIC BROTHERS
in their wonderful 0y mnastic Fess.
ADMISSION:
Paraus 20 cents Gelcry 10 cents.
CHARLEY WHITE, Acting Manager.
HARRY EVERETT, stage Ma,sger;
J. NJ. LANDER, Musical Director.
GEORGE CRANE, Treasurer.
noaDeIns an engagement. With the foowiss wen Known
w. wRAI,
CHARLEY GARDNER,
DENNY GALI.AGHER.
HARRY ENOX,
who will appear Monday January q 1862
N. B.-Great novelties in active preparation
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

WINTER GARDEN.
w The management has siRcere pleasure In announcing
that
FRIDAY, JANUARY 5
has been set aside Tor
THE BENEFIT
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
Icing her last appearance this season.
Box book open.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

DRyANT's MINSTRELS.
ID Mechanics Hall, 472 Broadway, above Grend street.
MONDAY, Dec 10, and every night during the week.
DR.. TUMBLETY OUTDONE, AFRICAN POLKA
I BLACKSMITII's JUBILEE
S. G. CAMPBELL In his popular ballad and warblihgl
UN BALL0 IN MASCHERA
Sim Dipsey doorkeepcr. Dan Bryane
Doors open 6l ~. Tickets centsL
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

III HEOAUWA1t NNU
A Po,ston streets small morocco Jewel bos containing
hres diamond Studs set In black enamel marked inside tb
cay Rail Black Co The finder will receive liberal re-
" ard by returning them 10 Ban. Black Go.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01


THE GRAND AQUARIA,
with its myrlsds OF Living Fish every and river 10
EIGHT LARGE SPECKLED BROOk-TROUT TWELVE
TINY LIVING sEA.HORsEs; THE GREAT MAMMOTH
GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON THE MONSTER SNAKES,
HAPPY FAMILY WAX FIGURES, the 200 EDUCATED
WHITE RATS and n multitude of other Novelties, whco
be nowhere but at Barnum's Museum.
Admission to ALL IS cents Children under Is cents
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

IENsUS CLAIMs PURCHASED BY
~ JOHN b MURRAY, Army and Navy Banker,
No. S9Nassau street, opposite the Post office, New York
rLAIM5 AGAINST THE sICKLEs BRIGADE AND
~ other volunteer regiments bought liberal rates. Ad
dress Cash, Herald Office
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

THE PRIME AND GLoRS
l. this
masniscgut city 10 the world fA ned
$50 Bx2ADWAY,
(next door Ball. Black Cos)
All whoAvalue whsdom, amusement knowledge aud pow
'h'''a ~ on'' "A' 'A'' iEsS&SSIrINo.
MOST WONDERFUL
EXTRAORDINARY.
MARVELLOUS
rHRIILIN0.
uxsuRPAssAnLz.
sUPRRB.
INVALUABLE.
INSTRUCTIVE.
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTION.
Oman for gentlemen only, from ten iii tsa.
Admission % centa
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

M II. GRIFFITH, PRACTICAL BILLIARD TABLE
w manufacturer oilers for sale splendid OF
Billiard Tables for 5000 SIS and $3.50; every thing compete
made OF the best seasoned maeras with all the latest
improvements the cushions upon princ
pies and cannot be exceled by any others the
correctness OF angles and durability the whole table being
made under the immediate supervision of W. II Griffith
which enables him to offer the public
Table in all its particulars Those wish TO purchase
good Table will find II to their advantage call and
anime or send their orders by nsl which will be promptly
attended to the II by w, II GRIF
FIFTH, practical Billiard Table Maker l46 Fulton street
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

A GREAT QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING,
IA Furniture Carpets, Jewery, &c, wanted to supply
the the Wesern market pay as foll.ws si2 $40
Call on or address DUCAS 2S seventh avenue hetwecn
Iwentyfourth and Twenyhth streets Ladies attended by
Mrs. u.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

LII LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-so PER CENT MORE
"A than any other dealer viii guaranteed TO be paid
for ali Sk Dresses Goats Pants &c. wanted the holt
days Please call address per post LEvENSTYN, 2O3
Seventh avenue Ladies' attended by Mrs. L.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

A BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER FOR LADIES AND
gentlemen To obtain the highest price for their Cast or
Dresses $40 s4o from SIS 10 SO for Coats IRON "a
20 81 for Pants. Also Carpets, Furniture and Jewelry
Please call or address, ANALT 1872 Seventh avenue
between Twentieth and TwentyArst stree Ladies attend
ed BY Mrs. Anhat
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

LOWING Coupons due J.nuary 1862 City. do.
Water Loaa Buffalo City, Abary City Utica City, Buffalo
and State Line Railroad Detroit aud Pontiac Railroad At.
lantc and Great Western Raiw by the Bank
on New York State stockl per cent Loan to Tonawans
Railroad per cent Loan to Sen necady and Troy Railroad
The New York herald., 1862-01-01


A TLANTlC SAVINGS BANK, CHATHAM SQUARE,
IL Receives deposits from 25 cents to $1,000.
Six per cent interest allowed of $500 under
This bnn has received during the past year $46 51 81
more than IT has paid out. NJ. ID. VAN PELT President
JOSEPH p. CoOPKR Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

bondsIOace Of the Jciier r,onyille Railroad Company,
Jefersonve Ind December Z, ls6l.The holders
bonds are hereby notified that this company win redeem
the rs day Of January next the Office Of the United
low par part Of is First Mortgage Bonds agreeable the
April a. ld9 Oilers the sae Of said bends should
addressed under seal to the United States Company
Aforesaid and endorsed Oacrs the First Bond
Sor bonds Of the Jeaersonvlle Railroad the Sinking
the lst day OF January aforesaid.
" H. n. CAMPBELL, Sec'y and Treasurer
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

cJc NOVELTY CONCERT SALOON. 9,
GRAND
PERFORMANCE ON NEW YEARS
AFTERNOON .
AND
EVENING.
Admission 10 cents, includng reircshment ticket.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

AT THE OLD STAND, NO. l34 SEVENTH AVENUE
n EZEKIEL guarantees pay the following prices for
Cast OF Wearing ApparclFon % TO S25 for Silk Dresses
fom % 70 SIS for Coats, and from 81 to So for Pants
Carpss Jewery &C. note by post putualy attended
Dy E LA Seventh avenue between Nineteenth Twen-
eth Streets Ladies attended to by Mrs e.
The New York herald., 1862-01-01
AMUsHMHHTs,

vVINTER GARDEN
W In future the doors win open q quarter before
se'en Curtain wii rise at quarter after seven.
NEW YEARS NIGHT,
TWO GREAT DRAMAS AND A PoPULAR COMEDY
Most positively the last nights but one OF
AR AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS
who will appear In
ALL THE PIECES
The New York herald., 1862-01-01

r osT-ABoUT TEN DAYS SINCE, FROM A GENTLE
mans scarf min Female head In relief onyx.
The Under Will be suiaby rewarded by addressing W. H. p
Flushing, H. l.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23
The Pennla'S Party.

The patent democratic prints have gen
orally paraded the name OF ". W. Brown,
late Treasurer of Centre county, as re-
publican defauter, but few have state' the
fact that he has been arrested for his de-
falcation to the State-a contrast so strong
when compared with patent democratic
usage in such cases, that it affords ample
food for reflection to taxpayers. Uuder So
called democratic officers de1aulters were
not only suffered to run at large in all parts
of the State, but some were even contlnu-
ed or appointed to other Offices. Suits were
seldom brought, or, if brought, suffered to
lie dormant until the transaction was al
most forgotten, or recalled to mind by the
annual publication of the list OF detaulters
in the Legislative Record. Now, however,
all this is changed. The officers elected by
the Peoples Party, and especially our able
and efficient Auditor General, Hon. Thos
+. Cochran, keep vigilant eye on public
accounts, and whenever wrong is perpe-
trated, the guilty one brought to punish
ment. There is no shielding Of partisans
as in the days of democratic canaldom, when
robbery run riot over the railroads and ca
mails from Philadelphia to Pittsburg, but
instead we have the real democratic doe
trine applied, Is he honest? Such men
deserve well at the hands of the taxpayers,
and the longer they are retained in Office
the better.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23

The Capture of Fort Pulaski.

An official despatch from Major Gener-
al David Hunter, in command of the I'm
ion forces in South Carolina and Georgia,
confirms the intelligence we had from
Southern sources of the surrender of Fort
Pulaski, at the mouth of the Savannah
river, and thus opening the city of Savan-
nah to the approach of the national forces.
Gen. Hunters despatch was brief and in
the following words:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23
re- We have no news of special interest

ga-We have no news of special interest
this morning. Gen. Mcclellan is evident
ly preparing siege works on large scale
for the reduction OF Yorktown, and with
his large army can hardly fail in succee-
ding. Gen McDovcll's advance on Fred
ericksburg may have an important bearing
on McClellan's movements, especially if
Gen Banks should also throw his forces in
the direction of Richmond.
The iron gunboat Galena was at New
York last week receiving her armament,
and by this time we hope is on her way to
the seat Of war.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23


RA. Pierce Butler, who will be best re-.
membered as the owner of 400 slaves who
were sold some years ago to pay his debts
brought a suit against Gen. Cameron, late
Secretary of War, and had him arrested at
Philadelphia, for having confined said But
Ter in Fort Lafayette. This is now under
stood to be the plan of the Breckenridge
tories to embarrass the government; but as
the arrest by State court is clearly illegal
We hope Gov. Curtin will attend to all con.
cerned in it. The official acts of Secre.
tary, are the acts of the President, who is
alone amenable for them
nA-The select committee OF the Senate,
appointed in July last, to inquire into the
circumstances attending the surrender of
the navy yard at Pensacola, the de.
structiou of the property of the United
States at Norfolk navy yard, and the ar
mory at Harper's Ferry, and the abandon
ing of the same by the Federal forces, have
made report, in which they visit censure
upon every one who can in any way be
proved responsible for these disgraceful and
ill-advised movements. The Buchanan
Administration receives special rap ON
the knuckleS.
B9From pamphlet issued in Kentucky,
exposing traitorous society, it tappears that
the cry of abolitionism is made the pretext
for leading men into treason and rebellion.
After the lesson taught northern editors
year ago, one would suppose our patent
democratic papers ought to be careful how
they follow the catchwords of the Breckin-
ridges, Floyds, and other traitors, but it
seems experience has not yet taught them
wisdom.
Rsg-Dr Crawford, who professed to rep
resent this Senatorial district during the
past three years, retires with the endorse
ment of the Harrisburg Patriot and Union
as faithful Senator"-a pretty sure in
dication that the people have cause for re-
joicing. Like most faithful Senator'S
we hear he has aspirations for another term.
Rs%The large tannery in Clay township,
Huntingdon county, owned by Leas & Nc
Witty, was destroyed by fire on Monday a
week. The warehouse of the Broad Top
Railroad at Huntingdon was also burnt on
the 10th
EaE"Two or three of the "inexpediency"
gentlemen of the East Baltimore Confer
ence stationed in this State have got them
selves into rot water. Kepler it is said
has published characteristic defence Of
his course, copy Of which we should like
to have. Cannot the Bedford Inquirer fur
nish it?
R9"The rebel papers are clarifying Jno.
c. Breckinridge for his participation in the
fight at Pittsburg Landing. 70 become Il
cutthroat is the natural result of being
perjured traitor
aga-I If the pemocrat will read Gen.
Shields letter published in the Gazettea af-
ter the battle Of Winchester, it can learn
where Gen. Banks was at the time.
-g~s1=-=-==-r-r-@=
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23
Legislature Adjourned.

Our State Legislature adjourned at noon
on Friday week after session of ninety FIVE
DAYS. The shortest session for many years
The Lancaster Examiner says-the most
importan: legislation acted on was the bill
for the relief of the Banks, the division of
the State into Congressional Districts,
supplement to the School Law, bill pro-
viding for paying claims of Officers and
Soldiers Besides which there were sever
al laws of general nature, though not con-
sidered of the same consequence to the
general reader. Of private and special leg
islation there was less than at any previous
session for many years. The revision of
the tax laws of the State, it was expected
would engage much of the attention of the
Legislature, but the Commissioners ap-
pointed by the Governor failed to make
any report, and the subject will have to be
referred to the next Legislature. The de.
lay of the commissioners was owing other
desiring to wait until Congress should pass
a national tax bill. But the delay of Con-
gress and the belief that the finances ofthe
state would not suffer materially by the
delay, the subject was allowed to go over.
The propriety of the National and State
laws for raising revenue, being SO framed
as not to be oppressive upon any given ar
ticle of taxation, is evident to every one.
The bill for the repeal of the act of last
session for the Communication of tonnage
duties" was passed NY the House, but was
SO amended in the Senate, as to impose a
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23

tax on all tonnage passing over all Canals
and Railroads in the State To this amend.
ment the House refused to concur or an.
point committee of conference upon the
same and the bill fell.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23
Notices of New Advertisements.

J. b. Se!heimer, who has removed one
door east of his former location, invites at
tention to his stock of Tin Ware.
Seed Potatoes for sale by F. G. Francis
cus-Administratio Notice.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23

We give to-day q long but highly inter-
estipg account of the great battle in Tenn.
esses-by far the best We have yet seen.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23
Gov. Harvey, of Wisconsin, Drowned

Madison, Wis, April 2l.-The Executive
Department received this morning the start
ling announcement of the death of Governor
Louis P. Harvey, who was drowned at Savan-
nah, Tenn, ON Saturday night, while step
ping from one boat to another. The body
had not been recovered when the dispatches
left
The State Offices have been closed for the
day, and the flag placed at half mast Gov.
Harvey was native of Connecticut, and for
ty,twc years Of age. He was a member of the
Convention which framed the Constitution of
the state, and for several years leading
member of the State Senate At the time OF
bis death he was engaged in the humane OBJ
ject of ministering to the wounded at Pitts
burg Landing, having taken with him an i'm
mense amount of hospital stores. donated at
his suggestion, by the cities of Milwaukee.
Madison, and GAINESVILLE. His successor il
Lieutenant Governor Edward Solamon. OF
Milwaukee.
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I'll E G. A AZETTE.
LEWISTOWN, PA.
Wednesday. April %, 1852.
81 per annum in adVaRte-.-Sl.5O at end OF six
mOuths...S2 at end Of year.

Papers sent out of the County must be paid for in
advance.
The subscription those out Of this county to whom
this paragraph marked has expired and unless re-
reyed viii be discontinued.
We set limit in hin1tn county, beyond which
se intend no man shall for subscription
Those receiving the paper with this paragraph marked,
e therefore know that they have come under our rule
nd II payment is not made within month thereafter
shall discontinue all such
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-04-23
TIN WARE.
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TNHE largest and best assortment of Tin
i Ware ever kept in central Pennsylvania,
at reduced prices. Persons in want of such
ware will find it to their advantage to call on
j. B. Selheimer, as he uses none but the very
best stock. and has experienced workmen en-
ployed to manufacture it. Spouting, jebbing
and repairing done at all times. Old copper,
brass, pewter and lead taken in exchange for
ware.
Lewistown, April %, 1S62-ly.