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sPOfsTJNG.

IyuJIER's DOCS, NO. n PECK STIR, NEW YORK
ID ySers Infallaoe Mango Cure and Flea Exterm'nstor,
tty cents per bottle Medicines for all diseases Bu,srs
new work "Bree ing Training Diseases hc" tl fless
on Gender mango, tits consumption aud death.
TNoR SALE CHEAP--A YACHT, CAT RIGGED, cor
per fastened, with good salts; cabin will hold air per
ons and hold the has been newly painted
Aid ocothed ned up Suitable for cunning or fishing can
be bought for sl3s lnqtre OF JOSbfh bRoWN, heh
Gate ferry, Astoria, l.. l.
SPORTING INTELLIuENCE.
RE,AITA
Grand regatta will come from r. Mcuiehan's basin
Zoo, of Van Vors. street Jersey ois ON wcdncsday Sep
te,nhcr III at one O'Clock r. NJ. Open for s cat rgsed
s,s,s 10 ce and Eatrnce Ice Sl0cech; The WIN
n M boz, 10 take the enIe purse aud the cond boat y
ha,s prize The following celebrated yachts haze already
entcrcus--
l
sisli' Ss3ss BROOKLYN s',s; s:s;s ,s,..; d
Niagara. fc"' -
hsOder VII be servst Nst"r the trial nc spctt,
n, .nI &c brst-d chow 'cr Nstrt trcm WAshHfton
rsrxrt. vi A.ceN tns>c. ks .tra'lsenty, haS oeen
.p 700 " ssnder the 70 pttslne asd sssiIlae slasf
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,stnrs REGIMENT. COMPANY o.-FlRsr CLASS
~ ~ GOOD character and habits wanted for the above
~. Tu M men who d,srr 10 serve their country,
Wy ,ov Hing 10 encounter the den orazing In.
10, e ysnnegtd With soldiers ls should , rally
Nhy. ~ .' -
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.pqvARyERs, SECOND REgIMENT, METRoPo

t;tard ISJd regiment New York Volunteers tiight
Ivy Cgmp Arthur. staten Island, Sept. IL, lS62fhe
s III thls regiment are notified TO report at their
..,ytcfs on Monday. September 10, at 10 A. NJ, at
,,,, thc Paymasief viii commence 10 pay the Slate
4 i mon sent from camp after that date will be
,. a. drserters and treated accordingly. BY order
'''' n d N. CUKRIE, Colonel Comma nding
/, CorslAsp, Adjntsnt.
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In.xy uIUES BATTALION, METROPOLITAN bfi.
~ s,Si Mi uor,t Burger 81 rike street. VII
sr.,,s -. n,st ten tnrL enli-ing " Captain Eugene
en- ~ ~ .oa,,.suy trAta arters No. Bawery. In ait
81. Al .,,c n,rni, s5l city. aud the fo'ne CoT ns'
:. sc s,s sih se pA,d Tsos dcs'r'as W JON WI AZ
one.
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY Is NOW OFFERED TO
70 nE men desso % ming test aud most ELL
N pEGIMENF NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES,
col. CHARLES q. DODGE,
SoN III service al No ok and Suffolk. Va.
r 90 tive young men wanted complete this pioneer
irut tl 800 effective men, AL the city, state and M
hates huun;ics pad at on r.
\ uniforms arms horses and complete equipments on
and srnshed to recruit hume eifdtely.
,t'..su h.s arcad, srrYd Siih marked distinction
rt,ta Under the vc,eran Generals Wool and Dlx.
IN al ,nce to Major W ~. ScHIEfFELiN, No. 600
tHpy.
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AgTE RMASTERS OFFICE. NO IL MERCER
stree. New York, Sept. ~. lSt2--Prcposals viii be
sei at this o'cr nntii thr lIth 'iay OF September.
ocoea W. OF that sy for FURNISHING the Uuit States
.naicat with live hmnd ed i5J horses for artillery and
ny scrvicean iat piup,rt o. VI ach-said horses to
.lycrcd IN this.its within twenty t2O day after awar
the eoHtlst Inc horse. to he Inspected hs an a-cnt
.nied by the Qusrtrnastrr's Department The Lprscs
OF dark co.or, ft and half hands and upwai Gs Il.
t. uct less than NV tnan esa: years of
sound ~ every respect snd tree from blemish.
L ai.y Of the bidder t. Ill the contract, should II be
ded him, must be guaranteed by two responsible per.
whose signatures must te appended ~ the guarantee
bidders must be present it, person when the bids are
III, q. their proposals nil net hr cnnsiderrs
STEWART VAN VL1ET,
Major and QuArterinastcr, United States Army.
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mn REGIMENT ARTILLERY N. Y. v.

IN REGIMENT ARTILLERY N. Y. ", COLONEL
,reNs NJ stationed al Fort Marshall, BaltiInorr, aud
gcl for garrison duty. offers superior Inducements 10
,,s The highest bounty gveu Recruits from the
~, arc iuiofn-d that government State and town
ia are paid when enltstpd Apply at corner Of Court
,,r,ier,pn streets, Brooklyn, OF Lieutenant URBAN;
r vi nnv cry aud Grand street, New York, of Leuten
|iNeI MURRAY, Regimental Recruiting Ofncer, or ~
- ior.ry OF Lieutenant JONES.
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RooRAv,s IKIsu LEGION. HEADQUARTERS

rinh re. iment corcoisr frsh Legion, 3Sl Broadway
Eel Miriam McEviy All persons desirous Of Joining
rack Il, rnent must do S. immediately, NJ The ranks
eary rl and the aft doiars bounty gwen ny The War
sae ceases on the 18th iusI, does ais the State
|l;y hoaities on the - Rcru Is beng mustered
|efy,ce wil b. immcdatels pid one hundred dollars.
Iii III cr. heforc leaving tie state. and one hundred
III Un!lcd States hount hcng aonurabiy discharged.
|ng total OF 3 g. 10 MY All rstriouc men VIII DO
h. enroll t, in regiment before the Hno'c
as y, doing they re'-.iv the highest ooiniirs
win hc competent aud Ell cent ohcersand ~ oii
art vnirh Viii certainly take place on the -Uih INST
Zee, ne pu,nbcr 0: h~adquarers, y broadway, near
IN street.
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nv
IVA rope, announces 10 the ladies' OF New iork nat she
be consulted No "a Esse, street, upon the past aud
future; special Information 10 fortune marriage ana
charms given. Ordinary Tee 70 cents
AARs HAYES WILL Owe MEDICAL CLAIRyoyANT
lvl examinations a. icS Eighth avenue.
MADAME EsTELL, SEVENTH DAUGHTER. CAN BE
l consulted on love- marriage, sickness losses business,
lucky sas acton guaranteed Ladies, 70 ccnsi
gentlemen ~ cents at i26 West Nineteenth street. between
Seventh Eighth avenues
AT B-wIiO HAS NOT HEARD OF THE CELEBRATED
IN Madam PREWSTEk. who has removed TO 6y thirty.
eighth street c sixth avenue the bakery aud
wbo consulted entire satisfactionr Sue
equa the name OF future wife or husband; also
thst of her visitor II you wish truth give her call
rruE GREATEST WONDER In THE WORLD 10 THE
i Accom- pisnsd hAdsme BYRON, from Pars who
fsira Of restores unfathfu husbands
eec et to beloved by your hearts idol and brings
those Iog separated Ladies 70 cents Resdence
pC Third avenue. above Twelfth street
ylyuo WOULD NOT uo TO MAKE THEIR FoRTUNEf
w Go We, one aud ALL to see Miss WELLINGTON. the
rcnowned English pfopheess universally acknowledged
who guarantees secure 70 hOsa
who h. Eh, weatb ami happiness ana warrants
10 part them information OF tie utmost importance,
marriage hidden treasures enemies snd uouoles-in TACT
OF ali affairs in lite Brave soldiers ieaiu your dooto!
rlory life death. II seek your uws prosperity and
rci,iy YOU II not day visit address Ny lentr hts
hiahly rii,cd aud beautiful young ss. iO sixth atnne
Opposite Egnh street Miss W. l. the oy tsrsan ~ this
low, 600 lux sud s.nsss al ,os--s rsni-d 'er h:c,
Luck, ntmt., v.h ~ slso nlghs. y "a 10 riy civ.
rcnce-. ptn..sarsss c'iei aud srf,ua' w'vssA@ bss
bsv-. re- Aimed,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


nR = HoLLtrK AUTHOR, AND LECTURER on
~ Parental rhysieoy And Marriage OnTe. tss Broad.
New YORK city aud neither agent prncr resident
or trayeIng IL new book Facts Tor the Feeble will
he sent grs,is and post paid anywhere Direct DR. y.
Hollics boz 6s.post onice New York city
<nr,p NAVAL REGISTERS wAHTED.-gHE UNITED
states Naval Registers for the yttrs 1876 1917 and 1885
srr particularly wanted also raishcd hefors 1914
fair price given. Apply " capt OSCAR BULLUs. United
states nava' rendezvous, No. yCferty street.
IpUBLIC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AVENUE RAILROAD
Harlem Citizens and properly owners In favor OF
demanding the immediate and speedy grading Of Eighth
avenue aud running the far graded, Eighty
second street, Will ple,s asnd the regular meeting OF the
Association, Momde esehng, Sept -, AZ O'Clock a the
Elm Hotel cornerog Nnetyecond street and Bread
- THOMAS MANSION. Cbarman.
IL A. HElSER. Nicc Chairman
Jtars SpEyrR. freasurer.
Jons W. ASnrEsS, Scsteiey
rrlE MkMaE IS OF THs snipwRIGHrs' soC4AL
and H. .ii cutl Asso0s; ac retu " 70 '' nj me
ne q Fseuat meetins Moadsyi sop 10 b'.hrss res'
90 a. nirina hal NIL drought h-furc the <srasticn
, B, cider COR"kLlVo haVuAN''s TreSscht
J. HICKS. SecrsiaT
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WATCHES, JEWELLERY. sc.

TyAMEL HAIR snAwLs, DIAMONDS, Old GOLD
sn silver LoO rs ANRicli rs aroadway, y adcr the
liar ssaws Dainuns old Goa aud silver, bv sen ieN
ry ,rsons aving tiose articles 70 dispose will i've
10 pee thsn st any otner Ilart paid ~ tiy
money without ben compelled 10 take Sh,r goods ia
exehange. 72j Br, a., G.
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ANTHOLOGY.

MADAME HART HAVING RETURNED FROM EU.
IVA rope, announces 10 the ladies' OF New York ina, she
be consulted No Essck street, upon the past and
futurc special Information 70 fortune, marriage, and
charms given. Ordinary lee 70 cents.
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sIITPriy O..

~ oii1.-THE Il. FACTIONS on TEtFfL UAV-
- in pteh = hpfr. - - Hat 0",stpcn
,s.nsvis aU1it 10 yist saror viii iiicd
20 provide themselves WITT p,sspprl.. Fas
.l,s44N &. DALE.
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|rRA HOVNTy.
|tocrits wanted for Cantain Tioyis Company Second
|,ion "prRyEE's zOUANES,h Fifth Regiment New
State Yp.unt,ern
Ifh.rt rs. ! WAlkER; I'd Lieut., A. WYCK0FF.
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ecoEAN,s IRISH LEGroN.B

ININFf
iirApgrARfNKs, fIrfn KhotaIxr. ConcoRaSs IIisn
d. ,.icN, S55 BROADWAY, NEw York, Sept l3 ls62
srEciAL ORpkx-No. q
persons mustered IN this regiment, who have not
.ed the ity Bounty, will appear AT their headquarters
DGiny september is, III ten o'clock A. NJ TO receive
bcnny and prOc,,d Immediately thereafter to camp;
rt headquarters al twelve O'Clock NJ.
persons mustered, la this regiment, not appearing AZ
ID o'cluva ~. Will oe considefed as desertcrs, and
nue, ac &C.. provided at hcadgqariers: BY order Of
Colonel WILLIAM McEvILY.
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u,IAMoNps BOUGHT, AND rus B'xTREMl VALUE
nsd IS, rcia, Tor line iargc sv.rs indla ia ~
80. Eh,wls taken IN exchange t,t u trwr,ry
rm n . csa H. ". PLUMB, ~ Broadway = 10 ~ aud
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SALE 500 RIrLED CAVALRY
sr1in.s really Tor immediate denvery, rs guod
M arm ia 1, In the service. No samples will be given
TAYLOR a BROWN, No. Whitehall street
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WINES AND. LIQUORS.
YESruCKy BOURBON wHIsKEY
G. n. GOTTEN, sOLE AGENT
4S Washington street, near Erie Railroad depot,
Offers 20 tho Wholesale Trade on the usual utne' or
cash,
go bbls. Old Sol kcler' Bourbon
us do boyd a Son" do.
$40 do, blue Lick Dstlery'do.
500 do. 'John Mtlern do
600 half bbls. ~, DC,
200 eases of the different brands above
Also different grades OF Pittsburs Monongsnelas
These whiskeys all pure, unadnteracd tuil proof
and m sale ut as io prices g0ods equal quality on
the market. -, ot.a -. - -.,.
dir,r from the dislilerios 20 the party ordering,
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IRISH LEGIoN.-I WANT % MEN TO
l,r my company, To those joining at once S2l5
~ ~ ,ash, besides the government bounty OF $iO0
,cis have ali seem service IN the best regiment Ap
Rtcy NJ 1lf Nassau street, Ht the ten III the
wN. III. MURPHY Captain; JNo +. o'BRIEN,
ii.utcnant; JNO. ID. OBEEFE, Second Lieutenant.
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DNAPsACKS KNAPsACKS, KNAPSACKS.-l.OOO
n Knapsacks complete ord ready for iamcdiae de-
livery and for cheap by EDWARD GUMBS 56 ReAde
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NINTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE MILITIA
IN (Eghy-third Volunteers "a few Recruits wanted for
this well known rcgme0t. active service $l2g bounty
will be paid recruit before leaving the city, Appy a.
Recruiting Oice Broadway aud Thirteenth S
Lieut.. A. B. STILES, Recruiting Officer.
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GOTH REGIMENT, N. Y. S. NJ. COMPANY A.-CAPT
OJ d. L. ui,van. OF Company A, will accept few more
good The highest bounty paid. Here chance 70
Corcorans Company A. and the glorious old
sxty,ninth Apply every day. from A. N TOO r. a. al
arnory Of Essex and Grand l23 First
and the City Hail Park. Highest bountes paid.
D. L. SULLIVAN, Captain.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Sale Of Real Esfnlc.

.ON TUESDAY. THE 1st DAY OF APRIL, l5os.
- at o'clock, +. NJ, At the door of the Court
House, in the town Of Millersburg, in the county
Dt Holmes, and State Of Ohio. will be sold to the
highes bidder at bubble auction the following real
estate; iyins and being in said Holmes County, to-
witBeing part of the north east quarter Of section
ten in township eight and range eight bounded and
destrbed as follows, beginning at pot on the
north line Of said section fifty rods east of the north
west corner Of said section thence east the inekS
said section sixteen chains and twenty-two links
thence south fortyhye minutes west 81 Xcen chains
and fifty links thence south twenty nine dcgrs west
four chains and fifty links thence south seventy two
and half degrees west twenty chains and thirty
two links thence south eighty-nine and a fourth
degrees east thirty-seyen links thence south forty
five minutes west twenty chains and forty links
thence north eighty and fOuri degrees west
twelve cha ms and eleven links the ce south forty
five minutes east sixty one chains and tweuty-On
links 10 the place Of beginning containing eighty
three acres and SEVENTY five hunudredths OF an
acre more or less, subject to the dover estae Of
Sarah Spurgen therein assigned to her by metes
and bounds.
Terms of SALE one-third cash in hand. one third
in one AMI one-tLird in two years with interest
from the dag Of sale, to be secured by mortgage
( On the premises ,yii.
JOHN :, NELSON, Sheriff.
/ Feb. q. l.62.-n2wjij.25.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Probate Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following Ad-
y ministrators and Guardians have filed their
accounts in the Probate Court Of Holmes County,
Ohio which will be for hearing on
Monday The IN dag QfAprH, A. d, 1862.
Second account Of Il, n. johnson Sarah John
SON Administrators of Henry johnson, deceased.
Second account OF Abner Maxwell, AdminiStra-
tor of John Maxwell, deceased:
First account of Matthew Wilson Administrator
of Robert Buckmaster deceased.
First account OF j. IL Newton, Guardian OF Jeru-
shn Calhoon. VI, ~ r,. -
John J. Brown deceased, ,,., o,,. -.
First account Of Mathew Wilson, Guardian OF
First account of S. G. Thatcher, Guardian Of
Frances Burden. .... -.
Final account Of B. G. Brown. ADMINISTRATORS OF
Hiram Wolgamot deceased,
First account Of Peter Infeld, Guardian OF John
inhoiu o'' "i' H. G. SAUNDERS,
March 10. lsBe Probate Judge
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20

my head swim. Notwithstanding ! placed
my band on tho knapsack Of one Of tho boys
J wcs cHtfomcly light headed.
After crossing tho rivor we behcld the worl;
Of Scccsh in It's glory. For miles the track
Of the railroad is torn up, the iron carried
away 10 build railroad from IIarper's Perry
TO Winchester, the rolroad buildings eener.
ally destroyed or badly mutilatcd, locomo.
tiycs and cars smashed up and property dcs.
troycd. The country looked TO US as Canaan
must have appeared 10 the the children of
Israel, for II is getting out Of the wilderness.
After laying for months among the hills and
the mountains Of Virginia and MARYLAND It
does one good TO see a nice, level country
with pretty farm houses and big barns. By
getting into a nice country we find more yio.
lent secession feelings, and more nggers.
On my march yesterday ] dcyiated from nv
usual practice, and questioned quite a number
OF fat, sleek and hearty looking slaves.
asked them how they were satisfied, nc. and
whether they would 20 North with me. To
The first their answer was, pretty well; and to
the latter, guess not massa." am the moro
strongly confirmed ia my old faith that foI
the Constitution, the Union and the Flag
Of my country ! wilt fight to the last; | an
ever ready to punish and to shoot traitors; but
1t is not necessary to fight for the darkies. nor
are they worth fighting for.
In Blackcreek town, on the railroad, th,
only large and pretty Union flag we have en-
countercd since we left Grafton, was DISPLAYED
from the top of a large building. From
Blackcreck we took a southern direction, and
after marching n few miles we came to IIcdg
esville, a town about the size of Canton
Stark county, which contains a great man,
handsome buildings. The women and child
rem, white and black, congregatcd in front o
every house. ] must confess we wore not re
ceived with very hattering enthusiasm; owing
perhaps, to the fact that most of their hus
bands and sons were in the rebel army. From
Hedgcsville We marched Is miles over by
roads and crooks to the Winchester pike
which is in splendid condition. At12 o'clocl
at night we reached Maftinsburg, the home 0
fau kner, quite an ancient looking town o
usually about 3 900 inhabitants, but at pres
entlt is in manner depopulated except b,
soldiers.
Since the Union troops have taken posses
sion Of this part Of the country q great man,
l Cnion refugees are returning to their home
and fresides. Over 800 have come withir
three days, and the cry is still they Gomez
Our company is quartered in a large store
house, big enough to accommodate twice ou
number. If we had stove we would b
; quite comfortable.
have not been out ab out town much, an
therefore am not able to give you many par
ticulars OF our surroundings. There are g.
locomotives here which have been burned an
ruined by the secessionists. A splend
Depot and an elegant Bridge were also burned
Remember me TO all my friends, and writ
me long, long letter.
= As Ever, Your True
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sucrin's Sale.
KEyroN, BANCROFT L Co., Plaintiffs J
vs.. ?

KENToN, BANCROFT i Co., FantiGs
DAVID HENRY, Defendant.
IlY virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the
ID Cuur; If Common Pleas Of Holmes county. Ohio.
in a certain civil action therein pending wherein
kentou. Barefoot Co., are plaintiffs and David
Ilenr, il defendant and to Inc directed as Sheriff
Of said county, Will offer for sale public auction
at the north door Of the Court House in the town
If Milersburg, in said Holmes county, on
Mondoy. the 7h day Of AprH, H. D. 1862,
a; ! o'clock F. VI. of said day, the following des-
cgibcd real tate to-wit: The northeast quarter
Of section tWcuty-one, t2) twownship nineteen lql
range fifteen 10; excepting seven and onc-half
acres heretofore cOuyey ed to John Smith in the
south cast corner thereof by Solomon Sgafnos.
estimated to contain one hundred aud sixty lbI,
acre, or less situate in the county Of Holmes
and State Of Ohio.
Taken as the property Of David Hcnry to satisfy
the claim Of said henton, Bancroft a Co,
Terms cash. JOHN ;. NELSON.
March 6, 62wjpf,Si2j Sheriff.
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shcrins sale.
DASfEL BAVoHNAN. Guardian of s
MARY h. BuCEMAsrEu, pltn.

DANIEL BAuoHNAN. Guarlnn nof0
MARY H. BuCgMAsrEu, pltn.
SAMUEL BrcKMAsrrR FLt2A 4.
BucEMAsrrF ARomnAIp BroK.S fot Partition.
MASTER, CYRUS BrCEgAHrEE.
ENEifNE BtrEHMAsTER, MAT
THEW " HrCKMAsTER. aud 10.
sErH PLATTs, defendant.
by virtue of an order Of sale issnci from tho
- Court Of Common Pleas Of. Holmes County.
ONO, IN ~ certain action for Partition thorIiu
pending wherein Daniel Baunhtuan, Guardinn Vt
MARI =. Ducklnqstct, is plaintiff and samuel Buck.
master, Cyrus Buckmaster, Emclinc Buckinnster
Eliza A. Buckmastef, Archibald Buekmastcr Mat.
thew J.. Buckmustcr aud joseph Ilatts arc dofond-
ante. and TO me directed sheriff Ut said county.
will offer Cor sale Of public auction. At the nOrih
door Of the Court House, In the town Of Nlhcfs
burg IN said Holmes county, Oh
Monday, The 7h day of 1trH, 4. d. 1sG2,
ut o'clock T. 81. Of said day. the following dey
cribc1 roal estate, to-wt! The south.cast qunrtor
Of the sOuth.cnst quarter Of section twenty-lour
t24, tOwnsbip nine o. range six t6) ans the north
east quarter Of said s1uthea- qunrier aud the ca 30
quarter Of section twenty tZJ) town hip uiuo tg),
range six tD. lying and being in the county Of
Holmes and state Of Ohio, subject 60 tho dover
estate pl Mary Ellen Buckmlstcr widow Of Mat.
tuGW Bhct master deceased heretofore assigned,
Iertns-Onc. third cash in hand, onc-third in ono
year lflin tho day Of sale, and Cuc.third in twO
years from the dal of sale with interest on said de-
ierIed p4ymenLs, ana said deferred pa ymcnt to 10
secured b. the purchaser b. giving N mortgage up.
March5 ls62w5pfsG,1 sheriff
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WI MARRIAGES.

MARRlED-On the sth inst, Mt the residence Of
the brides father, near Mddletown, by Rev. J.
Alatlock Mr.. NJ. NJ. YouNG and Miss CATHERINE
KING.
On the 10th inst, BY R. 7. Critchfeld. Esq, Mr..
RUDoLPH Roth and Miss MARGARET FITEs. all of
Holm es county, Ohio.
On the l3h inst, by Rev. J. Matlock. Mr.. WM
MCCLURE and Miss 5. j. CoRBus, dau ghter oi
John Corbus, Esq, all of Mllersburg.
The cake which accompanied the above notice
was evidence that the happy couple remembered
the printers and desired the of the disciples
Of Faust in their behalf. which is, of course at
tended to.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
ShcriR''s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ! will olfCr for
y sale at public Auction at the north door Of
the Court House. in the town Of Mi!lcrsbulg, in
the County of Holmes, Ohio,i
On Tuesday the lst daycf April, 4 D.loG2,
atl o'clock, p NJ Of said day. the following Real
Estate, lyinE and being in said Holmes County,
to-wit:-TLc south half of lot number eight, sub.
division number in the first quarter township.
township number nine of range number seven:
containing iurty acres Of land ordered to be sold
as the property of George llites upon proceedings
to forclose a mortgage thereoA in the Court of
Common pleas within and for the said Holmes
Counts, in a cause wherein Peter Biggs now plain
tif and George llitCs and others now defendants. 4.
in persuancc to an order Of sale issued Dy said
Court # Common Pleas and to me directed "a
Sheriff Of said County. -
John ; NELSON, Sheriff.
Feb, O., lsCa-uow5S3 45.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
sale Of fscai Estate by Order OF
Probate Court.

ON the 5th day OF April A. D. 1s6s, at o'clock
town Of M.lcrsburs, HOLMES county, Ohio. will be
sold /, the highest bidder, as the property OF
samuel NJ. Bell deceased, the following real estate
to wit Part OF In lot No one hundred aud forty
in the town Of Millersburg in said coun j., fom-
at the south east corner of said ln-lot
thence north forty feet; thence west TO the alley
thence south to the southwest corner Of said In
lot; thence east to the southeast corner oi sa1d
ln-iot, being the place Of beginning,
Terms of sale-One third cash in aand, oucIthird
in one year and one third in Two ears from day ot
sale. with interest from day of sale 10 he seeured
" 'No' '7'70 ga ''> JAMES HEBRON,
Administrator Of Samuel NJ. Bell dec d.
] March =. lE62W4pf 81.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Road Tax Notice.
AupIToR's OFFICE. HOLMES Co. o,
Nillershurr, March -, 1862,

NOTICE Is by given that the County Com.
y missioners of Holmes County, Ohio. did al
their March Session, 4. d. 1862, authorize the levy
valuation of all the real and personal property
brought on the grand duplicate Of the County toI
order that ali labor be done on the public highway
between the 1st day Of April. A. D.; 1902 and the
lst day Of ctlber D. ls62, and that each person
before the 18th day Of September next,
The Township Trustees Of the several townsha8 E
are hereby notified that il they desire any 10.
once on or before the ist day of June next:
JOHN WElTMAN, Comfy Auditor
By Order Of the Commissioner
March n 1862 tnfwH
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Rat-i-fcatiOn.

On Tuesday morning, V. UHLERY, Esq, assist.
ed by Mr.. G.. w. CoNYER and his well known
Jog Dick, together with some others, in a short
time killed ninety.two rats most Of which were
full grown. This occurred at Oxford. Consider
ing that it was poor day for rats and that Dick
was the only experienced rat hunter in the eom
pany we must say that it was doing extremely
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