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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
EGE parchment Of the Governor
and state Officers OF Kansas.

Upon the report of an Investigating
committee, the Kansas House Of Repre-
sentativcs last week passed the following
resolutions:
"Resolved, That Charles Robson, Gov
ernor, John. w, Robson, Secretary OF
State, and George S. Hillyer, Auditor of
the State of Kansas, be, and the same
are, hereby inpeachcd of high misdcmcan-
or in office"
The report Of the investigating com
mittec produced great sensation, and is
q curious document, 1t appears from its
statements that Robson authorized the
sale Of State bonds to the amount of
$3.50, 900 to Robert S. Stevens, of Law
renee, a member of the State Senate,
who rcsold to other parties at large
profit The final explosion took place
when, in an answer to the summons Of
the special committee, Mr.. Stevens refus-
ed to state whether Governor Robinson
received any share of the proceeds, or to
show the amount paid into the treasury.
The investigation which led to these
disclosures, and the impeachment which
has followed them, were promted by the
Republican faction opposed to Robinson
the Republicans in the State being di-
vided into two factions. We have thus
presented a very singular illustration OF
the familiar adage-'whcn rogues fall
the truth Games to light" 1t is cxpcc.
tod that Robinson win retaliato by prov
ing that in point OF moral character, the
other whereof Lane is tho leader
is n )t much better, that there is very
little to chose between the two. We
have no doubt this is very susceptible Of
proof, and we think he would be brave
man who would venture to dispute it
Trenton True american.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
COOItLcSS nmn IsrnycrX.

JonS DAVIS, gunner's mate, on the
steamer Valley City, at the time of the
attack on Roanoke Island. was at his post
in the magazine issuing powder, when a
she'll from the cnemy's battery penetrated
the magazine and exploded outside of it,
DAVIS Immediately throw himself on u
headless barrel Of powder and protected
it with his body until the flames were cx.
tinguished.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
OCCOQ,lnkl.

Occoquan, which the rebels evacuated
on the sth inst, is situated at the mouth
Of the river Of the same name, where it
empties into the Potomac, about twenty
five miles below Washington. The riv-
er is formed by the confluence of Bull
Run and Cedar River, and is only some
ten miles in length. The village is about
fifteen milcs east of Manassas, and it was
probably the expected occupation Of that
place by our forces that was the mmcdi-
ate cause Of the evacuation Of Occoquan.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Battle in Missouri.

RolLA, Mo-, March 1Sth.--Short time
since anticipating rebel movements in
Texas county, Missouri, General Hallecli
ordered five companies of troops and two
light steed poundors mounted on two
wheels and drawn by two horses under
Col. Wood to repair to that vicinity; fin
ding no enemy there Col. Wood pushed
on to SalerA, Fulton county, Arkansas,
where Ne encountered largely superior
force of rebels, and after sharp fight
rorted them, killing about ono hundred
and taking many prisoners. Among the
latter three Colonies. Our loss was
about fifty.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Tnu Corruption oT tdc sZCpWbli-
can Party.

The Corruption uT 1dc ECpubii-
Cpu Party.
The Republican party has been organ.
lied about seven years. 1t has had con-
trol of certain State Governments four
or five years, and of the Federal Govern
ment one year. 1t has been loud in its
professions Of exclusive devotion to pol
iticol virtue and morality.
Yet, says the Milwaukee Nuws, in the
brief period Of its existence, three or four
Of its members of Congress have been ex-
PEELED for corruption some Of its State
officers are now convicts in prison for
plundering State Treasurcrs; at least one
of its State Trcasurcrs is tugivc from
justice in foreign country; one Of its
neighboring Governors is now on trial
for impeachment in neighboring State;
another Of its Governors is threatened
with impeachment another Of its Gov
crnors is living upon the proceeds Of a
bribo he accepted in office; another is
charg1l with unlawfully using and pock
eIing money by republican committed
Of our State Senate one Of its Cabinet
Ministers has recently been dismissed for
corruption in army contracts another oi
its Cabinet Officers, still in tho Cabinet
has been reported corrupt by a commit.
tie of his own partisans in the Fedora,
Senate; one Of its Representatives abroad
is showd to be a corrupt army contractor
by a committee of his own partisans il
the Federal House
The Nevs adds:
; The people Of the United States have
suffered more from robbery by public
officers since the Republican party came
into power, than during the whole pre-
vious existence Of the Government from
Washington down to Buchanan. The
, number of thieves is larger and the sun
( stolen greater, in the aggregate.
The moral is that the triumph Of wrong
political principle carries with it into
power weak and corrupt men,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Gen. Lee.

Gen. RopERr T.. LEE, of Va, who has
been nominated by JEFF. DAVIS, as the
General in Chicl of the rebel army, is
the son Of "Light Horse Harry" of
Revolutionary fame, and is regarded in
military circles as the most valuable catch
the rebels got from the Federal army
lie has rather been out Of favor with DA,
Wis & Co., heretofore, having been as,
signed to inferior commands in Western
Virginia and on the Carolina and Gcor-
gia coast.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20

The clothing Inspection Board at
Washington concluded its laLors on Mon
day and submitted its report to the Quar-.
ter Master General. Over $1,000, 600
worth Of clothing was condemned The
testimony taken revealed gross frauds per
pctrated on the Government. The frauds
are consequent upon colIusion between
contractors and inspectors, If pordition
can disclose couuptions equal to those
practiccd by our b ack Republican Ad-
minstration it isa worse place than has
generally been supposed.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20

BALTIMORE, March lS.--Tho steamer
Commod0re arrived this morning, direct
from General Burnside and reports the
capture of Ncwbcne, N. c., the defeat
of the enemy and the capture of Il large
quantity of artillery, after hard fought
battle Our loss is about 90 Killed and
400 wounded. Our men displayed great
bravery.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
New Hampshire Election.

The election in New Hampshire which
took place on the llth inst, resulted in
the election of the Republican ticket by
about 1000 majority, One year ago the
State gave nearly G,000 Republican ma.
iority,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Coming Down.

The Senate Of Wisconsin has passed
an act repeating the famous, or rather in
famous. Abolition nullirying Personal
Liberty BIZ Of that State, which was en-.
acted some years ago, in defiance Of tho
Constitution We trust it will pass the
House also.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Gen. Ecaurcgnrd.

1t is reported and generally believed
that BEAUREOARp has been appointed
Commanderin.chef Of the rebel army,
and that the evacuation Of Manassas was
at his suggestion, 1t is further said that
he has arrived at Richmond.
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DrpAnrmrNr OF TINE INrrnIon.

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Attachment Notice.

George Hc, plaintiff Before Lqyre9cS yehi McMar-
against -, I rcll d, l., OF WAshlng-
nN the 10th day of March, 1862, said Justice is
" saed An Order of Attachmen in the above
tioa for the sum Of thirty dollars.
GEORGE HILE,
Phmptoa, March 10, 1862.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20

Constipation, Costiveness. Suppress lon,
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sy, Paralysis, Fits, etc.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
HEHE UNION FOREyEHe

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There. says n friend, is the place,
TO get fresh bread and cakes.
And then the next thing YOU will sec,
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Candies, raj ins and spices he keeps
And the best molasscs, very chcap.
Tobacco, cigars, always on hand,
OF the best manufacture in the land
While others boast for the sake of name,
! will sell my goods for just the same.
Why so far past Cherryholmc's go
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For you will find my groceries no cheat.
WE. SHARP.
Millcrsburg. March 90 1862.
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AYERS
GATHARTIG
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FOUND AT LAST!

INNER since the Wizard Oil man visited Milersburg
IL there las been constant demand for the oil, so
r'at was its success with those who used it, hut the
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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-08
McCLEILAN'S VICTORIES.

The greatest victories of this war were won
BY Gen Mcclellan, ut Manassas and at York.
towu-yictorics which injured the rebels and
encouraged the union men more than any
others Of the war: and they were won with.
out the loss Of man, These are the victories
we want. We know abolitionists do not like
them they want hundreds, thousands Of our
countrymen killed every day. We wish the
union could be saved without the loss OF an.
other man.
Abolitionists not only want men killed, but
they want Mcclellan to fail They contnu-
ally find faultwith him, and seek every way,
to interfere with his plans. But his genius
overcomcs all difficulties. Aboliuonists now
say Mcclellan might have taken Yorktown
long ago. Mr. Raymond, editor of the New
York Times than whom there is not n news,
paper man in the country better qualified to
judge-wrote from the field as follows:
"Therc are some men who think that Gen.
Mcclellan, on first arriving here, might have
carried Yorktown by sudden dash. and saved
the labor cost aud delay OF regular serge.
Jhe bca aiiorcd 10 carry ont tiS original
plan he woHid hare turned lOrktowu, and
bso IN RIchmond nor. But when he was
suddenly deprived of the very men he had re-
lied on to accomplish this, he had no choice
but to change his plan lie then was com.
PEELED to take Yorktown by direct advance,
and that advance was work Of thu utlnos,
difficulty"
1t Is the highest compliment to Gen, Nc
ClcIan smiitary skill that the rebel General
Leo, an officer who stood next to General Scott
before the rebellion, forosaw that Yorktown
must fall that work planned and erected
by the most skilltul rebel engineers, and pro
nounccl impossible t. capture, could not
withstand the npprouchc, uf Mcclellan
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legal alutires.
TRUSTEES SALE.

IA liEREAS, Hiram Pitts and T.. Frances
w r. Pltts, his wife, Cyrus Pitts and Margaret
Is. rus, ms wife, Elias \. Gilbert and Caroline r.
+. "Hoer', ms wile, aud Gideon Pitts and Jane .
pltls, h's "He, by deed dated September lst, ".
D. 800, conveyed To Join y. Dillon the real es-
tate IN sad deed described, which deed was re
corded No'ombcr 18Th ls5s, IN Book q of Decd.
page 10, oithe Rock Island county, Illinois. Re-
cords, beng all OF block eleven IN all of bloc
twelve l2I, and lot, one and two I2l in block
thirteen .l3I all oi blocks seven ri and e,,ht
Isl, aud the west half Of block five fjl as shown
on and by plat made by Daniel Pagn, county sur
tcyor. and when SAID plat has been duly flied for
record with the recorder SAID county SAID real
estate bong part at Pats, Gilbert and Pits Sc
coud Addition to the town ofMolluc. as shown by
SAID recorded plat, md by the SAID deed to the sad
Dliuui
And whereas, At the time Of the execution oi
said deed 70 the said Dillon, Pltts Gilbert Pits
were indebted to Cook y Dillon and to Cook, n,l-
Ion y Lmdlcy, aUd certain clients of the latter
firm, as shown 10y certain promlssory uotcsln the
possession of sand Cook, Dillon y Lndlcy;
And whereas, sand Dillon, on the sad LIST dag
OF September, lNnN, executed an instrument IN
Writing To tho cr1utors N SAID deed, which Was
accepted hI them, and which instrument set forth
the above facts, aud empowered aud authorized
>ald Dillon, IN case said notes made by Pats, ca.
bert PITTS should not be paid within three months
after due, to advertise said above described pro-
portN for sale, 10y gNIng four weeks notice 81 the
tmc and place OF sale N some newspaper publish
ed "a Rock Island county. Illinois, which sale
shall hC made To the hlgl est bidder tor cash and
ia" purchaser ct purchasers NJ tied toau absolute
dcrh tor the pruport, sold;
Nud whereas, the notes made hy Puts, G,,hcu
\ lus have not been fully paid;
And Whcr,as, To secure the same debts, Puts,
GlIucrt y PITTS also pledged the following notes,
all dated July Is, lSlf. ia Wit 3 notes made hY
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-08


once 'akeh INTO custody ahd viii be shipped
norm trI ny ran e.
Inc fumor o. Tue evacuation OF torniu,nnd
1's occupation ~ our FORCES 10 repeated by ev'
cry "Ffi'a' oil de'Sr'tts'
~ 'Hhi 1U no uoup'ca 'tn. psHutegafd,
WINE h,lu,nS n,s army III l'n' OF cattle ~
'aii,hg PACK on "fSna '"n'Ion'
ne seeks 20 "'GId general battle though
IL ~ frequently oHrroi MN ny ten, ilnllcek,
anu '"' ol'"io" gains E'Nna '"a' 'Hcr' VIII
-" ",,"''' '"' '"o
:, t,'','."
'NE"' M H"S Al ! CLOCK thiS morn
i,HnE" ut' m't"IT'a N'.''r book hniery, IN
""E,'',' hG1'',"s'' "'''N were destroyed,
'u' t ~ "rr" occupied by the san.
H".Nt hE'I,'r !" it''her' wholesale uVnor
nv ."'"'' h'hr >"n, pr"IHr" commission
"'"''''' loss S"''""' insured Tor Sl1,"",
Mans. VI. u,r IN, .,..u,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

ESTATE or JOHN MARSHALL, De
- 'hNNth Tho undersigned having been APP
pointed adW.n'gtrlturs of tho estate of John Mar
eha''' tate "l tn" county OF Rock Island and state
"i i'iluos, Deceased, hereby give notice that they
WI" APPEAR before III" county court o Rock Island
county, at the office ot tho clork Of said cuur, in
NC Guy vt k",k Island. ut the june term, on the
'HIhp MONDAY IN II NJ next, at which time
ava P'ts""s having claims HEans, SAID estate are
h"uh'd aud requested 10 attend for the purpose
OF having the same adjusted. Al pcraous IN
dehl"d to sad "siato are requested to make I'm.
ineani" payment to the undersigned.
b1ird tins hth da, OF Apul, \. b., 1862
t.r"HGr Mhssu.II,
MApeApIr MAHsu,li N""'Efat"fs.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-08
4 MODEL. ORDER,

The following order OF Gen. + l.. Critton.
den, issued to his command after the battle Of
Shiloh is model for any general.
IIeadqrs Fifth Division, Army Of the Ohio,
Camp Shiloh, April II, lNG2
General Order No |,
The battle Of Shiloh has made famous for
ever the army Of the Ohio and its command
or.
Soldiers Of the Fifth Division the general
commanding salutes you with admiration and
with his warmeSt thanks for the part You took
IN that ever TO hc remembered conflict
The patience with which You have endured
uncommon exposure, aud the yalor You have
displayed on the field, merit, and will surely
receive the appreciation Of your country.
Remember, soldiers, What YOU have roputa.
ton how, aud that discipline cannot be relax.
ed, even after the battle is won, without tarn
lshlng your fame
Cherish your fame study how Won can best
discharge every duty as soldiers. and peace
will follow quickly.
BY order OF Gen. Crittendcn
LYME NTARllNG, \. \ Gen.