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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-29

Rieted wHh Iioicnt and
Epidemic Diseases.
NJEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Artims
vi Surgeon. to all ho Apply by letter. with
~pription of thcircond hog, uccupat ion. hah
it. of life ISc.,l and In cases Of extreme poverty
Medicine furnished free of charge.
Valuable Reports ON Sl,rrma tiGo rroea. and 9TH
er Diseases of tho SeNHal Organs. nd the NEW
REMEDIES emf loyPd in the ni~pcn>ary. seut &c
the afflicted in sealed tier Cnv" ope-, free ofchargc
Two or three stamps far pos age II l." acceptable.
Address. Dr.. !. SkIlLTN iiOTGliroN. Acting
surgeon. iIer ard Association No. > Sonth Ninth
Street, Philadelphia. Pa. Bvordcr OF the Directors
EZRA u. HEtRrN ELL, i1fSiioat.
@GFo FtIRrHILp, Secretary.
March 80, 1851. -a.. 3j-ly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1862-03-29

A Washington dispatch says: Capt.
Charles Leib was rejected as A ss;s.ant
Quartermaster a second time. The Mill.
tary Committee reportet; that he was una
BILE to account for 81 100000. #s#H
When man occupying the position Of
Assistant Quartermaster is unable to ac.
count for million of dollars, we can i'm
ag'ns why the expenses of the war have
been SO much greater than they should
have leen. This Captain Lieb is some
500. 900 ahead of Alex. Cummings Of
Philade pbia, mo Is n yet accounted
for the 100000 he drew rom the fund
placed at bis disposal. innings dis
played rare moderation in not erpem.s..y
the whole $4,000, 900 subject to his draft.
Like Lord Give, he muy exeIaim-" Good
Heavens when | think Of the temptation
| am astonished at my torbearance p
Selling Grorc ia) Times. r
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i gtn 8ebelltOnsmtb ~. :

gtn 8ebelltO 8 M Il b u. - s.
6. 9anbrtd, Elm parpltrter Neutrality-suspicious.
rapporttrte ItN anf Der Yrpfo6mnrI6aGspffc
unb tat, tns alte Capitol poer Ioalt irefnb
pobin gsbraft an werOe,t, bamtt Ct tpIeOer
ber9eitellt tperDen fGnne. @etne Tuee tparen
10 entlebltG punb, paB Ct faum 8tben tonnte.
Egr ertpt ftd, ben Seeueip 5u leillsn, fails er
ntft alS 8efaneeuer betradbtet tpilrpe, ct bae
Re 9eaus BON Der 1lpliden G9nfTperation. =
Sol. Setter erfiute Istnen MunlA unp lteB
TIN tns elite Capitol brtnsen, BON tpo aus Ct,
itadboen ietne 6eiluna erfelst tlf, fiber ent<
laIen tverben sptrp. ~. az,
- tebere tyen. - Eltr3liG an ei1teut
ytaGmitto8e wuroe 6r. Sones, @lerf I'M
Staatsbepartemsnt. iein 1910 entbaltenbes
Sal6eabu4 III bem Muaenblide, 100 er aus
Dem @sbanOe ~beraustrat, burG mebrere &erls
Ole 8eBen thH ~faanteft, geraubt.
Nu6 bsm' Weaior Waua1 betraf Nebnlt@
DIES, Dtebe f6li6en III ietne Wubnuna uuo
Rablsn pom 5ouaflur eth 0aar S6errSde.
7 nfunft0erwnnbete - Die
Dampfsr D3spbYr" unb vNlantpn" bra6ten
Epproeitsrts oOt Ncquta' @rest 400 meiR I1rpee
rer 8~ertpunbetf, inter ibnen ettpa etn DnBenb
8ebslen BON trelGen elmer auf benz 3rans<
porte ltar6. ~
+ Is 1niere 2eIr in @a16inetun mn@en
mir bet ibren Wdbnadtszg tntGn@en auf bas
ISptel= nno BaneYn Baarsntdper Der Mlrs.
Ste9ett go. SOP Neunte Strases gu merfl(am.
Ste inpenr bort Gptel .uno 5aucplaGem fir
Die 6letneg bic Mense, mel@e ,(A gar tpotl
gu G9rilf9ei9enfen eienea. - 8tlberbIe
gle r g. & tn Rerartften aTa@efell >
6aftsz,S ptete,5NIb s uno 8i=
der baIt Der wa dlererM gent be8 SIS e.
derS, 5err Nteofetb SO. 90 CITRATE
III GROCER Niswabl unb Sober mnleree Qeler,
re!9er berartt9eS bebarf, loute ni9t peeIau>
men, oteiem tbatt9en 0eI9dftsmann einen
Sal" gu gebsn. Gonrs @aaren, SepelerY
uuo 0alanterte SaGen ltnb Get Mfabame 8.
gartels Gde SOn 6. unb 7. StrnBe lASn II.
biQt9 3u babsn uub etn 8eIu6 t6res Gtablt1s
~iefifrts trtro GteIen gum gtuben eeyet6en,
tpabreno aIe Spt4e bic 0arfamsrten taafen
molten bic oeutI4s Nsot9efe -beS 6rr. Sub
rigs $50 9nlplp. Npenue aaflubsn lplten,
pern lfe ettpaS fettes unp gutss rpinldett54 I'D
ur,pett baopn In DO. 544 NennIYlpanta Msee
nue. lit S. s. 8s1rrS 8abaGSbanolun9 no bic
~fstnten Gtearren unb 1abafe 3u BADEN linb,
pte man tie fatm5in irgenp ether anDern
Sirma Der MtetrUpple ftneet. - q
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aasr @t8drren uno Gabute ftnOet man I'm Ga.
ger Deg 5ru. s}clep0 SdrEDer, Ode bon Sire.
Oetid unD BaltimorelFaDe, oIpu man opaid
eiue s.pbe Nu6ipabl pm, Gi9arreniptbeu, 81.
~tqdspfeiIeu a. /. ~. TN @rpben uao int 6!st:
nen b!uigf foufen farm, 411p5c ~ 6nu -
IL I'm n,;u obsr Dor al Dem &uru8 ben trlile
ren0 NsniAeu ntht 3a oer9elien uno Nles
tpas CUR 9~eitesnobrun9 uue gum 6sftoBs.
8erSnagen getprt, 10 pclet mir ibergeben 81
Den 8epirfa;dsn, tuslGe Qetb unO Seele su-
fdmmenbaItan unD geltebt fnD BON Der ultar-
teren" ,Wslt, lotpte gu otr Qefernnten bsrIel6es,
ga bemerten mir in No. "a SiDr @barlesItr
BET. Dem galanten 6rn. 8. 9untel fetng
8ranotes, &an, @bampasnerr nnb dn0etet'
8tnum. .~..r s.a5-.a 50
W. cd nIssi S t3rr9 RS s ) IN II D., 246 @ae.
Souarbltr. bnltsn In ibrem @stp5lbe dbte tns
pprttrte Detue, QiquOrS unO 0rObutte.
NUrp4tnserg& @emp, 1902 Wsf.
~QombarbItr,, baIten. Elm 9rpBes Eager bon I'm
pprttrten baIlenfra6ten, Qiqupys u. i. 10.
DesaletGen CD. Blpd In benz 9erau-
mt0en Waarenbaus SO. 114W . 9~ombarbfr.
6. S. Stebert, gde SrDnt< unS Cont
barbtr. BAT fe In aAt frteseriider @etle CUR
SsGtsn unO CUR 2inten In 8etb unp @lteO
aufeeltellt, ndmlt9. Die buntseretften Stun,
GnmmeI, Sin unb anbere pipes" ~
sN5bel& Wtttelm i, 279 W. 8al-
ttnOrefr., baltsn neben einem SrpBen Beth4
uno 9tqucrld9er aud etnbetntide unD tmpOrs
ttrte Brooutte,9 hle 0& o.
.. 6srctUt, 26 9oltOaNfr55 9Glt ua-
'saentliA quite fran36FI6e @etne.
s, Senft& go TN @de 8alttmDrez
unO NacaRr., @fdlser unb %8bsinpeitte,, ntht
beler in Der Staot gu fincen. -o1e@ :
s.. Wtttt1, Der tpbblbefatnte teutiGe
DeGtQateur. Ode Sigh unp @runbYlrubs.
Sene 6abrtfate Ipben fi@ IelbF.
S9eooDr 8ofep, 1872 @. 90mbarb'
ifraBe, bat pte GAIL %unlerer peutlAen Smpprt>
gelhafte UNI ems sermsbrt unb letne @aarfn
ltebets ben beltsn ntHt nad, 1s9 a41fur'a
5. BUrn bat leinen Store SO @aYfr.
an Der Bride fir Die Getertase bsloabers nit
aQen 2iqueuren beretGert uwO s~erfauft gu "a.
bPl6aft btQieen Yretlen. 6A &.u o8e
Bernet, Spffer tert9 & 60, 240
SO. 9rattfr., nebf alien Sprten fransSf16en
unp beutlGen Wetnen aud biDfrle Sutltrs
maarer. aPu1Iss $50
0elesenbeit si6t es lomit eenus, unit letn
@elp LOG gu iuerben ttno i@ unp Ietnen 8reun=
ben anSenebme Stnnpen gu beretten. 1liitu y
Mur9en petben bte Stelpertreter ibrsr
Mlajetaten Bac6us unb @ambrtnas an bic
&etbe %fontrnen, ipeIhe bemibt linO, init Des
9tbehS SaBietett" pte bunfeln !3etten Sa fr<
be(len. 7sa1a
gg~ Ser Auacu tia 9 a m res
s. s.. Der @otbmdnner bdlt beute Nbeno l9ts
nsn gaG In Den Sem NlemblY &oums. Die
gu. bteler SeitltGfett Betrcfenen 8osfebrungen
laien ertparten, baB ptes elmer Der gemiitblt3s
fen Bale Der Gatlcn lein ptre. hfToa3e
Er Qee Die Mnseteen bon Smitb, Brp.
& 60, go. 40 80. -8alttt oreIfr. 4 j.
Ser t6tt9ung.- 0ir linb eriubt
wcroen, gu beri9ti9eu. raB In Dem eetern er<
mdbnten Sal eesen Mpers & So. in Der 8.
Ct. @ourt Der prOfoB Nari9aa WcVbatl
alerstnss bur6 ieinen &npatt 9rn. Stret<
bridge psrtreten9tr ar. ''''4'f'8e "f.''
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Baltimore, ben 90. DECEMBER 1862.
Mngebptei Ii er1 nne DO n erif er Sanb +,
perbem BIS Sc ittWp d ben 24.5 9~e3ember,
MtttasS Il Il r, entgesen9encrtmen fir bic 2iefes
ruuS Der na6iteSenben grwee4@prrGtbe: lo 81
so 0Q0i@fWnb grpber i'm 8aGpfeu getrpd@
.-ia meter Neats sraupen (Hominy), DeTte in
siteii i~tartea Ga6ern. berpatt, ipfcrt ~abssliefeft
tpereeu tSnnen+ - -ss- a-,rs
1000 punen befes E~tmpt5bSeu, a~bSalefern
in @ieranSria, 3d., acquia Greet, @a., unb Bal=
tiupre, Mfb,, ie nadtem es berbrau6t pirb. Daiz
felbe tpirb ant Rrt Der ablieferuug inipiSirt.
3aBlunseu tperben in iplGen Spnbs semaGt, aIs seraSe
~brrrdtbis ftub, unb We1n feline nprbaubeu, ipbatb ais fol,
DE eiulaufen. '" -
9eine &iutSue perben bon GeSeiEpnifen sstpa9t.
.se SbpmaS@ 6. SuIIiban,n
DiMi al ieut. Sol. u. 6. g., Ser. ct. Mrnree.
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aS MISUNDERSTANDING =!

Ger nntsrseiGrete erlaubt fb ttermit ba8 Sersbrte gubIi.
Fun AM ietn WoblaiiCrtirtes 9a8eF BON bibi9en un6 pafenbet
acknowledgements fGr Rtnber in ieinsm neuen Store auf=
nlertanl ~ no&er. ais: Spte4e, &tnberf 9riftenI
SttberbIG er &C. unb enpfeblt suAlei8 Wte6erbolt ietne
9ettttbltptbet uno Su9banoIun9 nit benz 8eripreden, erfere
fo%rtpd6rene nan &rdtten su psrScultdnbtseu unb aat In baS
sad peg 8n8santels i9la6enbe GaftrGSe prcnpt unb btats
aus5ufi6rem. - gag n4 'H
s oBn s. NtebtfeIbt,
De3.7s 20 @-Str'. sera6e neten benz alien gtcre.
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D1as3OrSS Office,

@tte-9aGG, %. De3. 1862.
gia9rt&t Wtr6 Gtermit ee8eben l.. bdb bic DO
lt5et bon ban Yol3et Dtreftortunt tnltrlirt If, Die Srcctnon3,
mel6e ben 8erfauf une taS Nbbreunen bon traenb elmer Mt
i neiw erf u1o oa9 SGisBen i~nnerFaIb Der Gtabtsrdn3en
0erb etst, itren9 eur63ufibrsn.
Snbm See Chapman,
DttOD a.s- Mdnor.
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Baltimore, ben IS. DECEMBER 1862.
sri hbpteb J. Sc trurpen 1900 Stiid amaze.
o bpten bielelben trurbem tHertauft, au 2 10
rs "a A SO % 100 10. 900 pnrben an Neate>
rnngss MgenteM p~erfauft. ea.-$ ae@rs9.
@9wetme wurpen at bS6eren Vreiisn
pom 500 O. 6 so S~ertauft. ~ l.ls
S4a { peniee I'm Nartt. -pretle tSbet.
ales1gf. @erfaufe gu s. q s. Gents
% @aacne fur 50 proc. prpcf.
q 1 {. got SIS. 81, Yearl SIS 90.
B~tenenpa1S. sc a 40 GtS.
8a lie. 81 "a 80 cts. % ID
Safe. SRtp p 10 S03 ca 49,, Sara SIS
@ S53. &aanaYra 33ss@+
T%arbbSlser. 8lanbOIs $4,000 s
6rmGte. Sransen So "a 4 % 8Or; 81
trpnen 81 10 "a ! trpdene Mpfel7 cts. :
Gewara. Wentent % tb 8 Gt8. Malfen
1o@1l ; MRnstatnuB so e. 81 MHscat>
blitbe 45 "a Al. - .sss5 1salnsIs. sac
VI p1tftpmew. @6ultetn % 1t 81 a g.
Gotten u Shtnfen 9@l0+ MeBspDlt So de
'' &sts. @arpltna tetner ba, oofinb. s.
81 u a o.. QernDtan: 224o ID $50 "a So !;
&nO6ennebl 1924. Q~
Set etbe. Wetaen, weib orbtmGr 1eO@175
awSseaetdneter 100; rptber l4O@l5O.
9afsrh Marslanb s5 GAO pennfsEDanle
f6er "a "a IS. ssai5 a5
agi NpfMf herpes ~ C1 TO- 6elpeS %.
'9aSJ fcg8en, WfarYlanb 50, penmlslS. 98.
Webl. 3oparbfreet, fuper ......$6 564
ertr1 ....+.+7 20
u BamtlS ......s =
y Dbtp l. Rentnds Super 40 81
ar a''s = . Sanity - IS rs
Baltimore 8 rs
Ncesenmebl $5.S7@6.I2.
Gornmebl 1881 .N 7y9es
Mplafies. Cuba 26 a. 80, yortu . @tee
40 "a 46 p Sal. Nem<S orleans 42@4s.
Sats. @tounb Mlum 1855 % Cad, fet>
res ST. rs, Eurfs Sslanb 40 Cts. % 8nfbeI
BPM 9tpre. asieost tan;ao7 FL .rsaaa3s
9t6rte. perl 6 o. p ID.
BbisteY. Wentg Dert6nfe; All fur giiy
inb 43 fur Sbip % @al. { 3s
q 3nfer, @rpeerielo+oo@lo.5o porto Nttp
To- 0@1l.6 So
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o. sTfS .ws@s-fo3 f7SN 5NN SNtAjtst~ 3NSct&4 t@ 49,
8D6mer, MrS; @ttss,s gtrs g. @f6bbart
Mt5 MarY; 5tlOebruno, Mearsarst 5erlG,
MltB WarY s; ,5udinse MarY; Ratler, Ma-
rp Geupe, Sultana ; Morebet9er, Mrs 9;
8osel, Mrs sc s; Smau; Sulia 56mine
tsY,. Mss u; 3tmmermann, @ltB g. Ina a.
9errenGtfe. ee8 a1 d
armetins, @tprse /; 8sbrsnp 6; Bud. g
80; 6uli3, Satob Greoertfs, SObn; Gum
trum, @carup estn. SOtn ; etttts, Or s;
Smperf, 0m So; Sdubmader, s.;
ltneer, 81; Sturm Nlbert 9ilermann, S.
l&anpe, Musut 6oup, 5enrp 2abe, S Iaae ;
@stbsr, George Dtsele gsorss; Simmer
lsarit, ISM %. eta ls4shi1 1855.
- "a Sp1baten1tte.
8isbtns, Sobn; 8oR, DaUtb Gominger
Spbn; Otetrtg, GbarleS; Setter, @DwarD /;
6repsrid, @ $; 5riB, SO9n 9; Grub, Nbrae
BAN ; Sofmanu, Scfepb SOBER, Galptn
5uuB, SatOb !, 5ettrtd, @eu 6; 6ruuer, 6
&tIsr, 0eter &nnpp, GbarleS &lent, Gte,
Oertd +; 9ott, 9eanber Msrid, SObn Marte
Sobann (; Neioerritter @ebaRian ; Start
Daptb S. .7.a s ss-- s T3~ Fl.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-04
Drnliing E1NslnnInrta.

BY order Of the War Department the draft
has hccu postponed until the 10th. 4 ytgcr-
ous effort will hc made in this County to fll
up our quota and avoid the draft. Recruiting
officers will be at work tomorrow. Ou
work-our duty-is easily understood in hi.
emergency. While all must go to work the
townships which arc short Of volunteers and
liable to draft should be especially active
German, Wulnutcrccl, Paint, Saltcrcck Rip.
y and other townships liable to draft should
organize Immediately and raise a fund suf
icicnt to pay from one hundred 10 two hun
drcd dollars bounty for each volunteer Let
them furnish al the men they can, and FUR.
uish bounty for those from other townships
who go to make up their quota ofthc County.
Hardy township has furnished nearly onc.hal
Of her enrolment, but we will still furnish
moro. Let every man put his shoulder to the
wheel. IF we all do our duty ilolmos County
C an, and will be saved from draft. Give
your money! give your mcn-al to work
without delay.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-04

1t is a strange kind Of consistency for men
who endorse the abolition doings of the pres
cnt Congress and persist in voting for abo
litonists whenever nominated for Office to say
that they are not AbolitioniSts. At pres.
ent there are but two PARTIES conservatives
and Aboili onists. The conservatives arc for
prosecuting the war lawfully and constitution
ally for the purpose maintaining the Consti-
tuition as it is and restoring the Union to what
it was before Southern scccssionist and North.
crn fanatics marrcd its happiness. prosperity
and power. The Abolitionists declare them
selves for the Union, but not for the Union
as our fathers made it. BY their works yc
shall know them, Their works arc TO bc
found in the abolition OF slavery in the Dis
trict of Columbia, the recognition Of two ne.
gro republics the purchase Of slaves at tho
public expense, the efforts made to place nc.
grocs on an equality with the white men in
the army, the efforts made and the money
rendered from the public treasury. TO induce
the BordcrStates TO abolish slavery, the abuse
hcapcd upon officers Of the army who devo.
ted more time and energy to tanning scccss.
ionist than they did to stealing niggcrs, the
sweeping measures Of confscation and cman
cipaton passed by Congress and rejected b,
the President, and many other acts Of like
character to which we might refer, clearly in
violation OF the Constitution, the laws, and
practice of the great ana good men who cs.
tablishcd and protected for eighty years the
best government the world ever knew. 1t i.
a strange consistency for men who have &C.
lively participated in the foregoing, or sym.
pathizcd wi,h those who did, to claim to be
Union mon.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-04

ing was going on all yesterday between
Ccnterville and 'Thorouharc Gap.
Yesterday morning, by order Of Gcncr
al Pope, l4S cars and five locomotives
were destroyed by fire, together with II
large quantity Of ammunition an stores at
Bristow station. The empty cars and en-.
gines alone are estimated worth S1S5,.
coo.
The rebels burned two engines and
forty.eiSht cars at ;hc same place Tues
day night.
1t is said that within the last forty
eight hours the enemy has fallen back to
line Of defense
~ Lieutenant, who was captured, says
that 100000 rebels attempted to get
through Ihoroughtare Gap, but that on
" 100000 were able to do so. Their
forces were commanded by Ewcll, Hill
and jackson.
The divisions Of Generals King and
Ricketts, are tearfully cut up. The brig
adc Of Gen. llartsuif has lost more than
half its officers. Towers Duryea's of
the same division, suffered greatly.
Gen. UartSuil was not in command of
his brigade, but was sick in Washington.
Cen. Banks engaged the enemy near
Bristow station. From all that | can
learn, it seems he was attacked by col
umn under Gen. Lee. in person, moving
from the Rappahannock. Ifso, be prob
ably had a double task to perform to re.
pulse Gen. Lee from the Rappahannock,
and a portion Of Jackson's S or Longstcet's S
force from this side.
Burnside, Banks and Hooker seem to
have had an enemy to contend with in
both front and rear. 1t is now certain
that Gen. Banks not only burned his own
baggage train but destroyed three loco.
motives and three trains Of cars laden
with ammunition and supplies. The To-
comotlves and cars were at Bristow Sta
ton. Cen Reno said in conversation to-
day that he never saw a more daring &C!
than hat performed By rebels on Saturday.
Out Of the woods on the flank of several
OF his batteries, swarmcd what appeared
to be StragglerS from our fcrccs-a few
at llrst, then more, until not less than
regiment or two had emerged. He was
completely deceived until they were near
Iy upon his guns, when b. caught sight
Of the red patch, knew them to be rebels,
turned his artillery in twinkling upon
them, and destroyed almost every mau.
WAsuMoroN, Aug. 31.-From our own
correspondent we learn the following were
killed and wounded in the late battles in
Virginia.
Gen. Stohl, killed.
Gen. Hatch, wounded.
Gen. Sahencll, wounded.
Lieut.. Colonel Thomas, 22l New Y ork
wounded.
Col. Pratt, 2O.h New York, wounded,
severely.
Lieut.. Tlemons, of Sicklcs' staff, taken
prisoner.
Lieut.. Dwight, Sickle,' staff, do.
Gen. Duncan w. Rickets, wounded,
not dangerously.
Adjntapt Bacon, Goth New York, shot
in ankle.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-04
VIZ. cox Om the gniOm and Com
SlitutiOu.

Hon, s, S, Cox, says the Springfield
Clarke county, Democrat, in closing his
speech to the Union Democracy and con-
Scrvative men Of that county, proclaimed
his devotion to the constitution and tie
Union, by quoting the affecting passage
in the Book of Ruth, in which the beau
tiul MoabitcSS spoke to her bcroayed
mothcr-iu-law, and eXchimcd;
Whittier thou gocst will go, and
whittier thou lodgest ! will lodge. thy
people shall be my people and thy God
,hall be my God!
SO it was, continued Mr., Cox, that ey-
cry patriot felt in that assembly towai&
the Union. 1t has been our bulwarl in
war, and in peace it has madc us the fire.
est ana mo prosperous nation on the face
of tho earth, 1t has been benevolent
and kind parent to all, and has spread the
same panoply OF protection over the low,
est as well as tho highest citizen. 1t is
the legacy Of Washington, Jefferson,
Madison and other illuStrious revolution
AIRY patriots and statesmen who have gone
to their reward, ana we should cherish it
as n jewel beyond all price. We want
no new Constitution, no now Union, but
the one that we knew before sectional par
ties consumated their work OF hatred. 1t
Is for tao Constitution and this Union
That the noble volunteer army is now
pouring out its blood on the mountain
tops, IN the valleys and on the plains, and
that blood cries aloud for tho punishment
OF those traitors who curse "the Consti-
tuition as it is and the Union as it was. "
Let us not, fellow Democrats, cease to
guard, protect and defend it. Itis fright.
ed with all that is dear to US as men, and
as American citizens We should prizo it
above all earthly good.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-04
Negro R3ulsilIity.

Tho liberty Of the descendants of Ahi
en- IN the United States is incompatible,
with the liberty and safety of the Euro
can descendant Their slavery forms an
exception resulting from storm and mnex.
'Glo necessity, to the general liberty in
'ho United H'oIos, We did not originate
nor are we responsible for this necessity.
Their liberty, if it were possible, conid
only be established by violating the in ,
contestiblc powers of the States, and of
Snbvertlng the Union And beneath the
ruins OF the Union would be buried soon,
or or later the Liberties Of both races. -
WrnrH Clan
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-04
CD NGREss,
GIOECE BLISS, Of Waync.
DEMOCRATIC COUyTY TICKET.
Dcnth of y. 4. 1Enrcr,nmd.

This community was shocked on Saturday
last by tho announcement OF the death OF
JACoR A. MARCHAND. Mr. MARCuAYD was
well and fnyorably known TO nearly every
citizen Of this County. Some twenty years
ago lie commenced the printing business in
this Office. After learning his trade he be-
came connected with the Uayfc ConHiy Damn
crat as editor and proprietor, which position
he occupied for fifteen years, or until n fcw
Democrat was one Of the leading Democratic
papers of the State lie was a good writer,
a man of keen perception, great personal in
fluence, dcvotedly attached to the govern
ment, and possessed those warm aud generous
impulses which viii cmbalm his memory in the
hearts Of all who knew him.
On Friday The Goth ult., at O'Clock =. NJ =,
his spirit tool, its fight from the earthly ten
emcnt, and on Sunday the body was consigned
to its mothor earth. The funeral ceremonies
were conduct ted by the Masonic Fraternity, |
of which the deceased was an honorcd mem
Der. We have never witnessed moro appa
rent general heart felt sorrow than was shown
on thls cc'-'un. around thc grave were
assembled the widow and the athcrlcss, the |
father and the mother, the brothers and the |
sisters, the masonic brethren and II large
concoursc Of citizens, and all seemed slow to
bow in willing submission to the Supreme
Mandate Of Him who hath given and hath
taken away.
Mr.. MAucuANp was born in the city Of
Bernc, Switzerland, on the Sth day Of No
vcmbcr, A. y. 1898, and he was therefore
nearly ~ years of age. He came TO this
country at the age Of ten years. BY his en-
ergy and industry he secured and left to his
family snllicicut competency. His kindness
TO his father aud mother, who are almost cen
tcnarars, is well worthy ythccousidcrationa and
imitation Of all. The immediate cause orhis
death was disease Of the liver and homcragc
of the lungs, bowels and brain.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-04
Entcst WaU News.

/ is said Il 900 prisoners have hocn taken
from the rebels in the recent battles, Many
of them were parollcd on the spot and sent
back.
1t is reported that Stoncwall Jackson is
marching ON Baltimore with 10 GOO mon.
A Gght took place at Bolivar, Tenn, on
Saturday. The rebels were Icpulscd with
loss Of 100; our loss 20 A eight also took
place at Chattanooga, on Wednesday and
Thursday. No advantage was gained on
either side the FIRST day, On Thursday the
enemy were rcpuIscd. Gen. BueIl is reported
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-04
COu,Icsccai,Iiur.

Orders have been sent out from WASHING.
toh' allowing persons TO criticize tho Official
conduct Of public officers, but no discourag-
ing Of elistmcnts viii 30 allowed. Ii Ger.
tainly condoacondugly Kind on the part of
our pubic servants to inform The people that
they really enjoy the privilege Of looking into
'hoif oihclal conduct. Wei, In pursuance OF
the license given, We will say that n,e public
oilces afford employment for moro aud greater
llae'es Than doall tho peniteutiuies in the
onion.