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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02
su,pensioa,Of specie Payments.

The country Will be surprised 1t the news
arpoupeing suspension of spesie rgmenis by
The New YoIk Banks Tho .necesity q he
measure will rot generally be perceived By the
naked cye.' But the matteris sosceptible Of
easy elacidation. As yet there las been little
demand fcr specie. Fora few days. hoxescr,
there has been an increasing draft rpon the New
York banks for special deposits. As we un-
derstand it. the difficulty is not now. and the
suspension is q mere precautionary measure.
The Banks must sustain the Government,
and the People must sustain the Banks, The
Treasury notes must be received; the Banks
must receive them as they receive other curren-
cy-refusc them, neither must they ask specie
Tor them. Such being the case tile Banks must
not be drained of their specie, for these Treasu-
~ notes are not available to them for specie 10
supply any drain that might be made. 81 .
The Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA Banks have also
suspended, and in fact if may be said to be gem
erai sfls Fet ib 81 a
EX The Free Presbyterian Church building
on Paint Greek. Monroe Up, in this county was
burned on Saturday evening last. The fire was
The work Of an incendiary.a ea -. 5-iss +
~ The Charleston Courier of the 18Th ult. :,
publishes an amusing burlesque of Gen. .Sher-
man S silly proclamation.-Er.sr az - "a
Ifthe Courier had any space to devote to
silly things. why not publish the proclamation
ITSELF Stiffness spent itself in that document
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02

Advice GRxrIs.--W hencver you feel poor
streak come over you, commence economising
by shutting up the sources of information to
yourself ahd family. II you should happen to
be taking two or more papers, by all means dis
eUntinsie your own county paper first for country
printers are generally poor whilst those in the city
arc rich and would not feel the loss of your pat
roaagess but the publisher ofthc first not being
50 weH able to spare your help would feel your
Withdrawal seriously. Never mind the dozens
ofdollars you spend foolisbly in tie year. be
sure and discontinue your paper, for country
printers have no business 10 be poor, and then
tis more salts TO find yourself supporting
rich men,.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02
gru advertisements.
AFeW More Mea Wanted!

Tor Captain spestls Compasr bow in Camp at Cleve-
L IanT This the 45 is inftnled to be the crack Reg
iment fonr State and Speegl%& Company an A No l.
Some of the bays in e arc nSx homc short for
lough and speak in the hgiet tcrs of their quarters
About 2omofe Grx te men afs wanted to Gil up the
Company.
Dee. Is, lS61.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02

Thursday morning (Dec. 12) the Quar-
ter-Master was so kind rs to present ms all
with new suit of clothes. The pants
are of a beautiful sky blue, while the coats
deep blue. They are very fine suit for
soldier; the best have seen yet. On
Saturday evening
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02
GOOD MEMS

came from our Colonel. At the close of
the afternoon drill we were marched into
solid column and heard from the lips Of
Col. DECoURCr himself, that he had just
received orders TO march into Kentucky on
Tuesday morning. lie also informed us
that our arms had come, that they were a
beautiful article, did not take securing, but
must be kekpt bright by rubbing with a
cloth. About s P. NJ. our eyes were de-
lighted with the sight of
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02

u t# CLAY MONUMENT.
This beautiful structure can be seen
from the depot. 1t is built of marble, l32
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02
MARCH THROUGH LEXINGTON.

Well, by o'clock We were ready to re-
sumo our march. The streets were crowd
ed by the curious as we passed through
them. One old negro wench says 20,
what bright swords! God bless their
bright swords" At last we reached
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-01-02
PREPARATIONS FOR MARCHING.

Well, the long looked for time of trav-
cling southward comes at last. BY 4 A.
NJ. Tuesday morning We were all up, stir
ring around al a great rate preparing 10
leave, By 6 A. NJ. every thing was in
readiness; tents and baggage all at the
Depot, and our arms and knapsacks stack
ed in front of our barracks. AT last we
were ordered to shoulder knapsacks, and
take arms and march to the depot. AT 8
A. NJ. We bid adieu to Camp Dennison
aud in less than an hour we were in the
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-09-17

2luf btelen @ntsnfan9 su panbert an pie1em
MOrseu nit 6uno unO Ouppelatnte elm Sd
9ersmann Der 6Grter 6enne BON 6a9enreut.
Ote talte Nfor9euluft bat bic gelunOen Wan4
gen beS an9ebenOen 8ier3teers bTber eerIt6et,
pte blamen gGGltGen letne6 oSaeptiUbens," lets
ner fnr3en 6obatspfetfe, iptelen itm um ben
lan9en rStblt6bIunoen 8art unp Die furaen
2Cder, unp tn leinem lebbaften, 19arfem erauen
Nu8e bltbt sttpas pie grpartltns, tpte Goree>
fabl trsenb etne6 @retsni0es. 9lls er aus benz
gSalpe trttt, pa pp pas l1fer In uteprtSer 8Gs
idung feb s,t Dem @aller 9eranter,tebt, tbut
er enea leiiea @fff, tpOrauf untsr srpei BON oel,
9uttsn itD pprt 8slcaffnete i'm SasptOtam
3ei9ten, unD tbm 3uwtnfen.
u@5uten MOr9en, 5err 6auptmann !" ruff
Der 6Drlter 9rltBenD pem erlten 3u. vS6Gn'
Oanf, Dap Ste Da ltnp Ote Cuff nod rein,
9auptmann ?"
USFetne Seele rings UNI ben gBetber, ben
tA nnp 6arner IbOn 3petmal at9esan9en bas
ben" erwtOerte Der penltOntrte 6auptmann
5elmplb, etn nod rulttger, btlol9Gner @rets,
9O4seWablsm unD trdfttg, nit etIenSrauem
9aar nnO Bart, elm palfOntrtsr Sdser. v@ebt
Nat TDrIter, 8 miro etn pie tcb @u6 seiaet
babe: Sbr Ietp wteper etnmal eenarrt bprDen
gBabreno man Ste BIER slaubte, batten Die
8auern brilben i'm 9tnOab etn babes Dubenp
Te1e sum &tr6wei6braten seIbOifen. F."
uMH9lt9 aber settan baben lie es nt@t"
lastt Der 5Driter. SD mar pritben nit spet
BON metnen Geuten. Seit etn llbr MOr9ens
la8en mir auf Dem 8atbtrauf, aber es rabrte
itG tetn SAwan3 TN san3sn @ebese, es fel
tstn S4nB = u9etn." lebte er fUpflAIttelnD
tn5u, um!G biintt, e5 ltedt etlpas 2lnperes pa>
btnter. Der Sepp BON 9llfpprf Der g8tlbpteb,
ben tb Dor ebs Sabren in'S 3u9tbaus tra9=
te, neil er auf etnen metner @alpbater IGpB,
1T Iett eint9en WtOnaten fret.
(6Urtiebun9 fOl9t.)
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vMrlimetnm &urtma. =

Dieen 70 belieben 1erenu9lnesor BAT Der nteretdue
ibernppnttn S rlaubt i bterat baS 6ede 9ubtum vcf
8atinstpn, @eprsetOwn u6 1mseSenOau 3ableiem Send
eittSulaben.
@eel aftst tpee eernnen ins eu %rlinetpn pic ycs
@rertonen D6er priSate eItteiten abubalte erban bic
9Inft8ten Bebn9nnsen rnr ber 8erGerun9 baB aes am
glas Serabret1te SDnber befteil 9ualtt6t en ptr6.
9Gtel ga. Ab. Sp9en AZ utb 6. Str ab9eseben werbe
Us ptro en SeFreben FIN, steieh 10 bethlehem plat IN
tr5aItmn9sn Spiele &C. fir at nub Sung eisrten 10 bnb
Arlington neb ener terrli&ea Sage 6en NatirnBnbeite
6et auS0eSet@neten 8rnet aud allen Gnberen btSe gn
trroerut9en entprt9t Carl 8pf
gEaibn9tpn, Q. g. .x a Suits
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: { mill l&to u,
Dir Stttfktnoer.
@pnt @etfafer
beS S6s6cn ppm &aube.s
fiEprtiekuna.l

(6ortieeuns)
yWertwiirotS etn gang uneewG9nlGer
8au !" Iaete 6dnneptnfel nun, pa 9tUb. 9Seb
ldtpte9. ul1no Ste tpUlen allO ptrtltb mad
Qmertfa {"
SD pOlte allerbtnes, allen meine Oiittel
reiGen nibt bin"
pllm 10 beller. lln9litfltber unbeIpnnener
Nienl0 mas wpllen Ste AUDI Dritben in ie=
mem 2anpe be9nnen pbne @ewerbe, obne @elp,
pbne GmpfebIungen, Ubne Notwithstanding
unp 9ebenserfabrmnB Sic tpirDen i'm glsnO
Derfcmmen !"
v9ietn, nun unb ntmmermebr !" lagte rer
iuuse Nann nit elmer ptlpen @nerete SD
lebe Elm, paB i'd arbstten muB, UNI nibt su
DerDungern. SD werpe mid feiner Nrbeit
l6ameu, tb tpta mtb btnDur1l9la9en, Der
Segen meiner SHUTTER mtrp nit mir lein 9ie-
ber am @npe Den Strapa3en erlte9en, ais mid
70 tief erniepri9en, paB idD BON Dem Nianne
Q8pbltbaten unp Nlmple EN- annd9me, Der mi6
DerItoBen bat! !"
r&ubts, rubig, meiu ttneer 6reunO," 1aste
5annetpinfel milD. vSbr SAiflal 1T Elm lebr
berbes, traurtSes fir Sbre iunnsen SABRE;
aber es fann mod ale6 gut perDen. Dp4
nun senms bieSUn; tb BIN an metner 8ebau>
Jung angelan9t, uno Oanfe Sbuen np9mals
fur Sbre freunDIt9e reat3eittse 6iilfe, ubne
wel6e i'd ptelei6t etnes metner @lteper eez
brpAen Bate. !6ier 1T metns &arte, - be-
luGen Sic MIDI mOrsen, tpenn sic rubiser
setpOrpen inO gBenOen sic fi9 an mid,
mann ttb Sbnen tr9enppte nablt9 letn tann,
let es nit 9tatb ODER nit pefmntarer llnterltii3=
3un9. - Sie ipllen SIR @ertrauen nt6t &c
taui6t le9en unO tn mir etnsn eCbten 6reun6
finOen!"
Der iun9e Mann erwiberte bteles 9lnerbies
ten in NusDriiden ber3ltben Dantes unp lGate
telte Dem dlter0 5errn auf's parmlte bic !6anO.
@r fublte lelber, cab er gu aufgerest uno per-
bittert, Tim ifbt iiber lein S6idlal ru6ts unb
belonnen beratben 5u tGnnen, unb Darum par@
tete er nur, bts er 6errn 6annetpintel In lein
@epSlbe bate treten leben, unp ltiirmte Dann
In Die falte Nabt binaus.
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aSaf bt11atDmer 2lnaetaea.
MmllntamnS' NpteI
ytc. 456 Yenni. @D. stpiI9en 8. unb 41I
WdShinntnt1 g H

gfO. 456 4enni. Oh. swi@eu 8. unb 4,<
@ai6in9tpu 8. 6.
Der Anterde9nete uIat ieinen ieit5erisen @Sten Or
oem relenOeu Yublitnm berHaupt bic erge6ene @n3es
baB er BON
WiOnta9 ben %. Stunt an
bic re9lmGBSe Gable b9pte eueS 6pels oufae6cbeu IN
ftatt been cine ppnfGnbise
NeffauratiOn
BON WtOr8ens 6 Biz Na@tS 10 l16r tGalth
en9ert9tet BAT. Die Speetare mirb tets Sas 8efe, S
bic SaPres3eit unO ber Warttleest suben nSsi6 6lis
4reiiea bieten.
Der Freis fiir 3immx init ben beFeu gstten in
Stabtift: @
per Gag 80 @tS.
per GBode 8 Dollars.
per Wtpnat 10 Dollars.
@s ift beie @inri6tuns bauptiG6lib 3ar geqnem6tel
beS ren6en TublitumS setrcffen tpprpen unO Dir6 b
Secienung unD &enliGteit bes SaaIeS cpie Der Seee
unb bic aide Sepib ni9ts gu piini9eu ii6ris Iaen.
Suai23 3 %. 6uIIm, i n, PrDprietpr.
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0r. eSnhnfptl.

ssS beg tSntGIt&en guHtums bet sDuubdrs tn suntra
ten Der ben Sr6eten Ete uts e6enS tn ben 6SpttdIe bon
EDnCo yarta Ve6bslpba nnanhtn Sabten sasrtraL Dat
singe eeF eun8en Dcuenbet BON beueu BE O.
9tts of< Mebtstn re nn;dbSt 2benbt Ste an OtrenfE
a Ner9eFtat ano anetrea tnntbtstcu eu fI&t O. aH
~ pet 8ertneen &letneAten unrben aaaenbt Ae.
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e. SaDgar aab Stiibners
l1niOn Ootel,

pennfpI1antazNpen1e, @de Der 133 Gtrabe.
DEM oeutfen Publm erlauben mir uns Die ersebetils
An8elSe 81 m baB mir l. NOpenber bas Obeugen0nnts
pOe er6net baben. Dolelbe tit ebr bsqem 9eegen eb6I
Bode, Speten mad Der &arte ober Gable b0pte g
tDiro an 6ein 3inImer ierpirt.
80 wrb aen 8eItreben ietn, n1etem meBen @6fen ale
SequemItte Sm beten unb ale Snpre 81 bsirbgen bie
man aH etn 9ittes ScteI MAIDEN tann St25s
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gte. S98 MarYlanD NS., nabe pem Capitol
Deies tetn 9nblitum Ibeltebte Saus nit benz Ibattaen
@nren, hem serdHmgen b t1len Tansiapn iit In alen
lenen Gbeen perlAERer nD Serbeert iro hermit er-
plpblen. ~ F '
Sebem Wtpntas tnb Gpnnertas &benc: lH8
~ 9G Gbeater=0 =0prtelluns @HSM
au Der neu erbauten geGmaf9plen Spmn,erbibne
bel pra4tSNleg Slumtnacn Sss @dttens
lFP gtah Der VCrltelluns: &pmmserbnl.
Der Seser bat es @ 5ur Iugabe senta iiet$ bic ren-
fen unb been gDee Bier nnb arpere Setrte a 6aS Dub
Ittliln 5u Derabreldber.
ene it3e fppie Ftnrc CUTE 9shienuns rerben eken-
aus baS tbr9e bettras mir bic 3urebenhet mt Be-
ebrenben 5u erbalten
aS- Seoen NittwU@ uab 9pnnabenb abemb
Gdrten=SOn5ert,
dnS9entrt bp QBabn9p 2untett@lub, beeheno aus ben
9erren 0ebriiper Artb, 99utter, Seimann unb
WuSgrape nnter Der tti9en 2eitns pee Ieetsenannen
&InflerS.
@intritt frei!!
Uent Tubtum mlrp purG oteS Engagement en Ieltener
Belud
SuIt22s SCbn Bed, @tsentbamer,
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88 Gruft &Gffers
zOfetrOpplttan 2ager6ters8rauerei uni
QSafbtnNtCn Stt1 6arter,

tep-gprt apenue spl4en 1. unb 2. Stra6e.
Nen SCnmer 3u Sommr wrc Der pb9e @arten mebr Ter
Sputdnpet unb srreu it'd elmer inmeE erEseren @ui pes
9ubltunts. IT,
Der bequen 3n erredenbe Ylas bic 9atteen fur Gauenb
engeeten &aaben no 8ete; 9erdumige Gang Yabipn
E9elbapnen SHteBanpe &Wrnantalt mno piele anbere In
Uerabreuns Der beten getrane unp Speen Der Saii1n
meroen au fur belen Spmmer nit SerebIen mir ben 3u-
IpruG peS ssRbEtums Su erbalten.
gereRen, Slen II. 10, pele itre ldnblidben ee I'M
r@s @arten" peranltaIten wple perben rDrt6bafe Be
bn9nn8cn SVm geltser 9eltelt.
? is iit bAre6eup Gorge eeraseg Die bette Orbnua9
itetS aurec5t III bolten. 80
@tnem reaabIldea 8einG ie9t ent8esen Aa
Snltls @rnf soc filler.
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22Safbtn9tpner Mnsetaen.
u jSfsl fsls Narf! Warf! 9yatf
49, 7. Strabe. Balbtnston .. s.

glNI Spt UltIn0e IaBt ltrS W1len
cSn Den riGeH out'9en QSabl
Sn Der @beu 9riinei salen
ayre bic 2uit gum 6nrnel 9aGtI
Der Yat lit tpeoer iiir oas Eu6IRm ee6inet, unb
ptro 6er nteretAnee eS b an9ele9n iein laIen aud
oee Sation oen part gu elen aSsueiHeA 9teblnss- es
Fu9sprt Su MAIDEN.
Cant Sapn tit cine mt 8ei&mafpOlen 0ecOratoiier ous9e-
tattete Subne aH9ebau we9e t gereineu Yrua9e-
IelIGait:n ur 8eluSuna empiete.
3met au89e3ei9nete ae9elbabner 6Gtestano Sdaufeln
u 10. teRen erner sur unterbalns Das,en o 1erren
beIett.
Aed Nten. uno NeGar-9Sene, a83eetbnetes YbiIa6eI-
pbia &a9erber ppe ale @erGnte IN better uatt6
o &ae wirO tetS baS 8ete uno ae 0tcateien Der SaVn
lieIern. 7.I' :
Rs- Seben Spnntue gtadbmttag:
GacreDs@ @pn;ertI Il
Idtim9SpCli 8ertram 2etnS .
- @s tnb bnrelGenoe Bprtebrun9en getrDien oaB benz
Yholttnm Ietn Ser9nil9en 9etou peroen tann. Sut1S
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n IT n9e Sc ute.
DR.. Johnston,
bet stnstse 9r3t, tpeE4er ansetSt.
9 atttmpre' g ds &pfpttaL
3ur ltnterpriiduns Der Amadlal6eret etabltrt.
Der stnsiSe plaB In Der gsslt, tpU lt6ert,
11nelle unb arInblthe &uren tY
1ebetntett &rdftfheifett

t1neue ttnp 9rtnoltde Nurett TIT 90
9ebetnett &rdnfbeitett
semat perotn ns ba ne: 3esnn9suafdbStsit, SGpae III
Dem Htden uno ben ieoen, @n3lnbun9en Der Oeren nb
8la1e aancner9eBun9en SwGde Der Heraen Na9eniHwd.
& Wtdttetet Nteoeroelasenbet @erf1noeS9pG1e, 3ers-
Osisst, S9i1tsrn9ett 3ttern aagen$Ia@e S@Sin6sl
Sop@mer5 @ntnbuns bes Safes Der GaIe Qnnae heS
Wa9tnS Der @m9peoe nb ar ensr llebet, se pa
9epemen 9erobnben ber tso uee t6ren Srern aefSkr-
ter itnO ols oer Srenen- eiuna BEN efatea ses 1Iss
gr9r'H uo enn nt9t 3eitg 9ebet merbe ibre adaenbt
3pfnunsen psrn9tn G&p6e Der gOnittttp
PIE Gse nnmps9 maen nnb spItstbem 6rperrnb CHM er-
Sun9e Wanner, yss Del
psUners el1e bic ppftf eebeeu saaers sesrbtu Hk
S@S aGsS sr y StsIs 5Sanes IN etv y Rss Ssat rt t
estsr tsaabtrnbs asne tntIpdt saSta rSta Sesn I
0Uaem Verranew n6Hen- 2, .aasgsE GL 1,& t3ltsG
@ Serbeir0tbete peripnen, aa4l.Iaa
Ser ssI@e seIe R seFSttraseH ssabesen aHb Cd NV
ten rnussasls& Or Ssbnfpn "a sRatSs Itetsn. N'
~ as 9taOsrnt eestu ss e2 pasts pDts satse trsaane
edath ari erSt Snea tartrt Dtsitusse wtIes
@ Ofr Sst9arInas 1ns 8arprss Dr. SsDnfSa aaattst
Has suSsr&H@ aufistns arstt GeN&s6t&tttt StrIaata
Srgaut5he Shwdhe
nuUersaSIi sttt unS t Sst raa ssbes tereaeut eSts
r3teGrt sese releS bas aftea eb unb be Gte unt RG
fUnmsa6aft unSs moot ia oft bos epss Dtrer hte ikrtn
Lsnnen OSse& Re aud bur& Srtnrtn ttbtri%Iastn iIa
9an Stein unb dnbere Nta&en sneksr trur 70 To lie bod
stFenstpetlS ne 8per bes rrGu&eS tet tthtn Organs
sDer aber wtG es deneu hb e RrG bt &rseuauns Sr bon
6snen SerUren wrb BITE @ tml&eu eaern trst6en ais Sv
Denen S ed retft tne Auserbn erbeu bur& frhten Ge
ane bic Derlaeuss ssRwa&t nnbbe ptYen wab
stft9en Rrdftt bernt&tet.
G!tern unb 2etrer wu p Mot bic nrfae Der &rGnsret t
re ancer u6e 869ItuSt fDe S retben e Ste 2tbt anbe
sen urasn iu Ds bur& bte StpHutelt sRemen 9GerS
by Offtce: so. @ah~GrebntGraBe
lteben S9itrett BON 8alttuureFry 5RltGt Settt,
bte Stafen btnanf. @ T.s'a. BEG u
mtan merle & Nameu unh HGuSnne benm nnrtRtuhe nnA
Tuser@ WGHna1er 6ur&trtebtne Hnh ecenlp 0ua6aIb
SupftGer SteFlmt8fet Srastureutsef unb 2apeupntF M
sennsn t reeemabs Gere nnh Ianerr ausesUstu d.
Sebnfcn's Huf ia bet Ndbe.
StS. Ius Srteft maSeu etneu TUa-Ssamp entSGIten.
Cine 9etIun8 tn 2 EaSen tu9eitGert.
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g4stebtte fir Sbmet0cr u. Befte@cr,

GjeOrae 6ulbmann, beut19er MdIAintt
fr66er BET Singer 60. Heu-Dort.
go. 287 Us. Yratts nabe @utawItr.
N5rfout BON Shuttles, Bobbins, Binding guages ,c.
bIt fih anssoOa oem eeeerten beIti6en Yublttum IN
m arten Reparoturen BON 9dema9nen fCpte IN alrn tn
"a Csefbdft einidldsenoen &rbeuen.
70 70 g Sine orOke Nuspabl WaGner.Setbe SpOOL Got
- criib 9innH I6reab Del, &aoen &rimHlin9s ic iCpe
~ ~ az enoraturen npbpenoieen NaI9inen &bee itets prr
Stbfa aa Stem -gcrfer Yrtfet. wtrsSSm
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Sunee QQanner.

peVnper4 welHe bic Dpftf ees eebeH Saers sesrheu ns
eaS dlrG 70 SeIe Gaufenbs IN er rube4 Brat rtsb 4
m csm Donne BET Serebti1t ben Seua Oeeeert wnb Ns
eetsr esanbttnbt 2Sue entlDdt abu rbeu r6een H& ~
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GREEN TREE HOUSE.
OentlAeS 0aitbalt8

UO1t s r te6r @ Wf 81 d.,
gO. 291 8@StraBe, 3tpi1Gen 2. unp 8. Str.
Z g5n28 3ptt &RaShfnatpn q. 6.
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bte @ bur betntie 9ar Seldwdd baben, bic lie 70 off bon
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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-06-21

council atthe hstmeeeing a Tie election The grounds Of
said contest and the council shall fix time and pace d
which they Will hear and determine said contest.
Sec. %. The person making said contest shall
within twenty: four hours after fling with the
city council notice Of said contest, serve upon
the person whose election he contests q similar
notice Of the grounds Of contest, with the time
and place at which the city council will hear
and determine the same. .ot
Sec. 26. At the time and place fixed by the
city council they shall hear and determine SAID
contest as in their judgment shall appear just
and lawful and the decision rendered by the
council shallall be final and conclusive.
Sec. II. The judges and clerks Of election shall
each be entitled to one dollar for each day they
shall serve as such.
Approved august IL, 1861.
THOMAS W. WATERSON, Mayer.
P. 81. PETERS, Clerk.
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Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
was appointed By S. F. Snyder, Probate Judge in
and for Washington County, Kansas, admins
trater of the estate of John A. Humes, deceas-
ed, dated April 23rd, A, D, 1862. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate settlement Of the same, and all hav-
ing claims against said estate, are required to
exhibit them to the administrator for allowance
within one year after the date of the letters or
they may be precluded from any benefit of said
estate, and ifsuch claims are not exhibited with
in three years from the date of these letters they
will be forever debarred.
J.R. HALLOWELL. Admir-.
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SHERRF'S SALE.

By virtue of an alias fee bill issued out Of the
End District court in and for Marshall county,
Kansas, I will on Wednesday the 18th day Of
june A. D. 1862, in front Of the Barrett House in
Marysville, between the hours of ten o'clock A.
NJ and four o'clock P. M. of said day, offer for
sale one wagon, levied on as the property Of
Jared r. Amsden to satisfy said fee bill. z
G. d. SWEARINGEN, Sheriff.
Marysvills, May Is, 1862.
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Admlnistrator's Notice.

II csce 1s hereby given that letters Of
q administration we're granted March 4 A.
y. io6Stor the estate ofJames White. de.
ceased OF Marshall county, Kansas. And
au persons having claims against said e.
tate sheuA e<Aias shsmrto the admin;s.
tfefos1oh Neg -, within one year after
the date OF the letter, or they will be pre-.
Guided from any benefit Of said estate;
and If such claim be no. exhibited within
three ysan from the date of the letter
they viii b foreversdebarred.
SAMUEL MYERS.
" -. 700. Admir-.
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ORDER OF SALE,
'onn ?. Codding useof State Of Kansas,
John Frazier, County If Marsh !,
vs.
John A. Mcclellan.


by virtue Of an order of sale issued ont of
.ne znd district court in and for Marshall coun-
=, stat. eo Of Kaasas and 70 me direo,ed, dated
ding pse Of John Frazier is Plaintiff and Iohn
a a Mcclellan is Defendant, win on Tuesdav
the 9th day Of May, A. D. 1852, between the
noa s o. ~ o'clock A. N. and 4o'clock P. N. of
sad day, At the court house door in Marvsv;lIs
County Of Marshall and State Of Kans.. , ntFss
icr sale 70 the highest bidder for cash an Tho
ss ftls And = interest .aa 81 the defendant John
estate % Wit Lott one ~ in 6loct s,sras resi
with the improvements thereon, as desiensis2a
On On the sn rsc0rdsd plat Of arysSs in
s sas s' Of k. 2. then Territory now
on Broadway and running back seys sn.J .ses
feet l1z) according to Brewers recoeded nlat Of
said town Of Marysyille, lsried upon to sa.;ss g.
said order Of sale Appraised at s76
G. D. SWEARINGEN sh.-;r
J. &. Cardy PrntfFs atty.
SHERIFF. 0&sasA pril6, 1862. NJ
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No. no Broadway,
MARYsvlLLE,

E41EH aI-LakL
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FRANK ISARD,

he Is prepared to take contracts for buildings
OF ell kinds and insures that his work will be
done In subtantial and workmnlike manner
Coffins made to order upon short notice. Fur
niture and every kind of Cabinet work attend
90 to promptly and at krices satisfactory to all
Ae holds himself in readiness at all times, on
broadway, one door east of the Union Office,
Msrysville, Kansas. No Smn7
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Business Garbs,
F. R. JACOBS,
HOUSE, SIGN &
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.

All persons wishing work done in my line
will do well by calling one door east of the
American HOTEL where will guarantee salts
faction. s 3D. 6m n5