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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
DEATHS.


taLsrl,rd Uo, "n innc I'm ,tohT sii Il @ hear
Of the thront, SiN1S l., PHfCE, Of Holmes county,
Uh,,@ ~ ne 2,st year Of us age member Of Go.
M - -, .-,.,.;.;., -. .-
loved b. all who knew him. the siaJ and c0nsoiA-
non VI an aged mother Ilis death u deeply Ia
mcntcd. Peace DC 10 his hshes'
Of scarlet fever. near Millersburg, June 2-th
aged years, month ana " days.
How short our little Ettie's stay,
She came but az a guest,
Then p,umrd her wings and scared away
10 her eternal rest,
, ,
va i,'''0"' i",n'i' :" -,
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Where all is one eternal day.
49, ,u
M @ "'',' gun" ~, w. ~ "''P
mus" nei' '''N -, N','"'
VIZ" "i'n '"l' o,V'o'" 'n'Us" v. = ,''"n Jul s'''i'
our loss Is hut c'ern' gum
III ID
In hospital, at Pttsburg Landing, Tennessee, Oi
HhlIoh, ON hprll IN. JOSEPH hoas TER, OF home
'''''''' ""' " '0''''i ~ W. '''' '''
II sterling worth, II sentiment T hned,
And all the virtues OF the manly mind,
Could ST op ;he uncrring shaft Of fate or save
Tho gene r1us spirit from the clay cold crave,
Thou hadst not, Joseph, fallen, in manhoods bloom
Deaths carly victim to the silent tomb.
h"' "o' o' car''' '"' ii''' VI '"'u' SI'"g''
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Yours Truly,
DAVID RANDOLPH.


IusCUMBIA, ALA, June 18th go.
MESsRs. EsTrLL:-You will confer great ia.
vor on Capt. r. NJ. Vorhcs, and also upon the men
OF his command. by giving this place in your
valuable paper. BY information just received we
are deeply mortified to learn that a report is in
ciruation to the effect that Capt vorhes has been
neglected. of the comfort and wants of the men
undo his command l take the responsibility of
saying that all such reports are as false as any
thing the father of lies could invent. Captain
Worries has given he greast attention to the com.
fort and wants of his men, whether they were in
sickness or in health.
Many persons, doubtless. err as to the extent of
Captains authority in the way of granting fur
loughs, and securing discharges for disability He
has no authority or power to grant fuloughs; they
must be procured grom Headquarters. In cases
Of dshargc FOR disability h, maks out certificate
Of disability, presents it to the Regimcnta Sur.
geon who ccrtifcs to the degree of disability and
then it is. presented to the Regmenta Head
quarters, from whence issues the discharge, if al
all, after it has been acted upon, which is usually
after considerable delay. The delay in procuring
discharges may have given rise to reflections upon
the official conduct of Capt. Vorhcs, and if so,
hope these matters will be considered in their true
light and "honor awarded to whom honoris due, :,
Yours Truly
DAVID RANDOLPH.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Price of the Republican.

Our nciglbor of the Republican has the follow
ing in his paper of June Goth and July Sd:
"NoTiCE.-Aftcr the first of July next one dol
lar and fifty cents will be charged on all subscl ip
tons to the Republican that have not been paiC
strictly in advance.
The above induced us to state that he hut
raised his subscription price to "thc old mark :
whereupon the RcpuJE can Of last week charge
us with lying. Neighbor, We don't care a "cuss'
what you charge for your dirty little Abolition
rag let your price be what it may you'll &c
more than the miserable thing is worth.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
NOliCC.

THE Buffalo Agricultural Machine Works, Of the
1 city of Buffalo, in the State of New York, will
take notice that Fredcrica Peter, Of the county of
Holmes and State of Ohio did, ON the 9TH day of
July, A. d, 1862, file her amended petition iu the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the county
ron, Eliza Ann Hebron, Nancy G.. Critchield and
the said Buffalo Agricu tural Machine Works, de
PENDANTS, setting forth that the said james Hebron
gave mortgage to the said trcderica Peter on the
18th day of May, A. n, 1861, on the following prem
iScs, situate in the county of Holmes and State Of
Ohio; and bounded and described as follows east
ono third part of Lot number two IN the town OF
Milcrsburg in said county, to secure the payment
Of SjU0. 90 aad the interest thereon according to a
certain note referred to in SAID mortgage and that
since the giving of said mortgage, to'wlt on the
y tn day Of January, ~ d. lsG:, the said james
Hebron gave mortgage 10 INC sald Nancy u
Critchicld on said above desert bed promises to Sc
cure the payment of $4,000 and accruing interes
according to certain note referred to in the said
mortgage given to the said Nancy Z. Critchhcld
and that since the giving Of said mortgage to salt
plaintiff, tO-wit on the Goth day of March \. ID
iSG? the said james Hebron and the said Eliza Am
Hebron, his wife, gave certain other mortgage on
said premises to the said Buffalo Agricultural Ma
chine. w orks to secure the payment of SOFA, 10
cOrdlng to certain notes referred to in sail mort
gage given to saa Buffalo Agricultural Machine
Works. Said plaintiff asks that the said mortgage
may be forecloscd, hat said premises may be, solo
free of ell dover interest the said Eliza Ann Heb
ron might ever have in said premises, and that the
prOcced ds of said sale may be applied in satsfactio
of the indebtedness due this plaintiff, and any bal
ance may be brought into court to be applied un
der the order of court &c.; and the Buffalo Agricul
tural Machine Works are notified that they are re
q"ired to appear and answer said amended petition
on or before the third Saturday after the sls da!
of August A. d. 1862. WILLIAM REED,
july 10, leG2w6 Attorney for Plaintiff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10

this place, arriving here on Monday evening
The suffering our men endured on tLcsc marches
was great, but all bore IL without n murmur.-
1c boys arc in good health aud high spirits and
feel Ike meeting the enemy wherever he may
make his appearance. We think there IL a good
time awaiting Us when VIC again sct foot On our
Old stamping ground. We hope soon to meet you
all, aud have "o'd times come again"
Yours, truly,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
w AGES PAID,
$sO!
500! 4!

To sell goods for the ADAMS SEWING MAcAiNE COMPANY
We will give commission all goods sold by cur
Agents or pay wages at from $40 to OO per month"; aud
pay all necessary expenses. Our machine is perfect
its mechanism child can learn to operate it by half
hours instruction! 1t is equal to any Family Sewing
Machine in use, and have redaceJ the price to sj
Each machine is warranted for three years.
Address c. RUGGlES, Gen. Ag't.
| lnlSyl Detroit, Mich.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10

We asked the Abolition editor Of the RcpuJH
can to publish the Resolutions adopted at the
Democratic County Convention, and kindly offer
ed them to him in type. Instead of complying
with our request he took up the space the rcsolu
tons would have occupied in applying to us tn,
dirty slang he learned from the fish wo eli o
Cincinnati.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
~ MAItItIAGIs.

MAHUkD--On the 3rd inst, nt the residence oi
Sir - w Boonc Snitcrcck lp., IlpI mes cDuutg, q .
b5 the Bcy. Homer Eddy, Mr. Jouy YOrTn and Miss
bOttsA ifrgs. both Of Snllcrook tp. Holmes CO., q
On ihosnmo day, at MilIursburg, by u. T. Criich.
Geld. Egq, Mr EgANgEL u. FAnNgR and Nis
EfIztHtTu DLROpEs. both of C0lumbiana co., u
On tho same DAY, W the same. Mr. ]. q. Hitf
and NornfA WAlTER3, both oi C0iuinbianp co., q
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Celebration ot Middlc,own.

The good people of Middctown had Sabbath
School celebration on the 1tl inst, which was
largely attended. DIS. UNI, Esq was orator OF
the day and delivered an excellent address.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Please Iixcusc.

Our readers will please excuse tho lack Of va
ricty in this weeks paper. We have not had
time to devote the Usual attention to our litora
columns.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Sugar for 5 cts. per Pound
Choice Fruit Trees, Etc.
AT THE
DAYTON n / RISER Y.

S2sG Standard and Dwarf APPLE AND PEAR kYSS.
FYS TREES Of the finest varieties; PEACH, elS
~ PLUM and CHERRY TREES of all kinds,
suited 10 the climate of Holmes county. Also Peach
grated an imported Plum Root, which is new, and
makes healthier tree than its root, therefore
superior to any other.
All kinds of hardy GRAPE VINES, such as D.laware,
Diana, Concord, Rebeccl, Union Village, &c
SMALL FRUFTS-Currants, several varieties
GocstberIies Monthly Raspberries, &C. Also, varie-
ties Of Strawberries, among which will be found VIII
sons Albany and Triumph Degan, wkich ae now con-
sidcrcd the best cultivated.
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SllRUBS, Eycrgrccns,
Roses, etc., varieties Also Dahlias, NeFbcna:
and other towering plants.
The above are but u few Of the immense varieties
raised by the Dayton Nursery Everything raised there
is peculiarly adapted to this climate. The people o
Holmes county have heretofore been negligent in cult
waiting fruit and they should neglect no longer for nc
county in the State is better adapted TO fruit raisn.
than this the soil being rich and warm aud feec from
frusts.
JJ. SWIGERT is now resolving orders through this
county for the Dayton Nursery. In liking prices ht
takes the hard times into consideration. He may b'
found the Empire House when not out canva's sing
All are packed in straw ANA boxed for shipment
and warranted perfect when delivered frees ordered
now will be delivered at Mlcrsburg from the st to the
/ 9TH Of November. LlNW"l
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Glass Fruit Jars.

TIIE largest lot before offered in Mlersburs.-
Persons wishing to buy requested to look at our
assortment before purchasing as we can show them
greater variety to select FROM than any other establish
ment, the bsst ui pittsDuIg, and at better prices
'I9uI Call At the BOOK STORE,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Oticc.

FIIE Stockholders of the Mllersburg Crmetry Asso-
citation requested to call upon the Treasurer OF
said Association, John Carey, Sen and pay into III,
Treasury third of the amount subscribed by them
respectively. PromptneSs is desirable.
July 10, 1869. BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Horses Strayed.

SlTRAIED from the premises OF the undersigned al
- Milersburs, Monday the 23i of June, two bay
Cots one year old aud the other yea old. Such
Information viii laad to their recovery will be lber-
ally rewarded.
Mnlersburg July 1872. c. WEISS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
The Summer Trade.

The Summer Trade.
SECOND ARRIVAL
Or
DRY GOODS! B.!
KoCH's, ON THE CORNER,
Nov onsrs to the traie
FULL AND COMPLETE LINES or
Brown and Bleached Cottons,
Prints and Dress Goods,
Dcnims, Drills, Ticks ANIL Stripes,
Farmers and Mechanics Cassimeres,
CouonadeS, Cloths, .Sohnetts, Jeans,
FdrmerS' Ducks and Drills,
White Goods and Notions,
Plain anil Fancy Dress Slks,
Bonnets and Bonnet Ribbons,
HITS, Caps, Boots, Shoes, de-, dc.
Call Soon at Koch'S Store on the Corner
You will End
OUR TERMS SATISFACTORY,
OUR STOCK DEsIR ABLE, and
OUR PRICES THE LOVES
J. L. KOCH.
May %, 1852.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Attachment Notice.

WILLIAM NJ Knox Pltf Before RoRsrt Justice,
W. j. L. OF lihrdy toWn-
Joux 5, METzLER, Dcf'tl ship, Holmes Co.. o.
nN the ed day of June, 1862, said Justice issued
" an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of SI73, Is debt and $500; said cause
i continued until the 9th day Of August, 1859 at
~ GicInrk A. NJ WILLIAM NJ. KNOX,
Tune a5 lEi2w3t Plaintiff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Cleveland ~ Pittsburgh Es. is.

Time Td6ieT To take catct Mdg 5, 1862.
TRAINS GUING NoRTH.
Trains leave Hudson: Arrive al Cleveland.
Mail 500. 500 A. NJ Mail .........,0l6A IN.
Express r. NJ. Express. $3.50 p NJ
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave lIudsOn Arrive at Pltsburg
Mail il.......,.l l0:22 A. NJ. Mail il,.......,,.,,32JP r.
Express ....,... G;33 I'm. ENpress..... ...2.4)A.
10;22 AN Mail arrives at Wheeling 4:i5P. NJ,
653 p. NJ. EXl lress - 455 4, NJ.
j. N. MCCULLOUGH, Supt.
L. II, MYERS, G. 7. Agent.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
GROCERY Y,
Wooden Ware, Stone Ware, Fruit Jal
GLASS JARS,

ever sold in this market 1t is useless for to attempt
to cnumcratc my stock in advertisement you will
have to ca and FOR yourselves and be convinced
that sell better articles for the same money than any
other man in Mllcrsburg.
July TO- 1862. il. ;. WESTON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
GREAT BARGAINS.
DRY GOODS!
A.
MULVANE'S EMPORIUM! i!
will oEer, AT REDUCED PRICES,


LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Plain and Fancy silks, French and English Merlnos
Plain and Figured DsLaines, Mohar., Ca.hmeres, Co.
bergs &C., sold cheap At hILNANEs.
ONE HUNDRED PIECES
Scotch and Domestic Glnshams, sell at old prices
PRINTS
From 10 to Is cent per yarlbest Print. at Is cents
At NULEANES.
WRTTE GOODS
camDrcs, Jeconetts, Bishop Lawns sTi,: g. cheap
AtMCLVANE's.
SHIHLS-
Broche, long and square, woolen, Mernos, a.d va.
riety Of other styles to be sold a, gr,aiy Is9gsed
prices AMULNAN
CLO.lES--
Ladies' Grey and Black Cloth cloaks. latest stylss
will be sold at reduced prices, AT MULNANES.
MUSLIN
Brown and Dleachel-good brown muslin for 2 z cts
At MuLVANEs.
moor SKIRTS
About wagon loal just received, and will be sold
| At MCLYANE's.
''V'')'' - '''-- AtMUivANEs.
NEWS WEAR
large stock Of Broadcloths, Doeskiu, and Fancy
Cassimeres, Nestings Satuetts Jeans Tweeds Farmer
anu "s'n1n''' ''''"'s's' 70 '' ''' At MtfI,vANEs
HATS and CAPS
The largest and cheapest stock in town. Call and see
| At MuLNANE'S.
| BOOTS A.4ND SHOES
lars. stock OF Boots and Shoes cheaper than ever.
Al MULNANES.
QUEENSH.lRE-
set of Al pieces, best white Granite Ware for s4oo
GROCERIES,
Good Sugar at 10 cents per pound,
f,n1 r..f .e - urartss pUnh
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Il. 1T. AZ q. Isail Road.

Trains leave Orrvillc as follows:
GOING WEST. GOING EAST.
ENpress O:3 VI, Mail ,......,.,..9:5lA \.
Mail. .2U P. NJ. Express $40 =. ~
EXPRESS, .G:CS 800 -
G. W. CASS, President.
JNO. McGuL, Ag't, Orrvill9.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-10
Gents Shirt Fronts and Collars.
Reward Of $40.

4 VERY nice, large aad cheap lot Of these articles
\ iust received al the BOOK STORE.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE. WAR.

We publish to-day some additional Official re-
ports of the Battle Of Pitisburg.
There Is on item of news from Fredericksburg
this morning, 70 the effect that while Gen hcDow-
ell has now the means of transporting bis army
across the RappahsnnOck, he makes no signs OF
forward movement.
"A special dispatch to The Chicago Times pur'
ports to five some conjeCura news ne to operations
at Fort Wright. Heavy fling for two sueeess'Te
days gives color TO the surinise that the Nh.ohai
feet has been attacked By Rebel boats from New
Orleans. Commodore Foote, however, is said to be
Tally prepared for any contingency.
We pubsh to-day additional Rebel accounts re-
lating to the capture OF New.Oreans. Much OF what
stated is evidently false, but the general concur
ence OF tie reporters as to the abandonment OF the
ace leaves little room TO doubt that the Rebel COM
rnander made a hssty retreat, aud could only have
destroyed limited amoun. Of property.
"A statement received al Cairo yesterday is TO the
effect that selious skInish had taken place near
Pittsburg between a National advance force 5000
strcng and u body of Rebels. The National force
was entirely successful and took lerge number Of
prsoneIs Besuregard, it Is alleged, has $4,000 men
al or rear CorintA.
"A flag of truce from Norfolk yesterday brought
down Parson Bro@n!ow's family. They bring The
report that All tue Union families OF Tennessee Rave
been ordered by proclamation to leave, and that one
hundred persons out Of a party of four hundred Lao
been murdered willie attempting to escape to hen-
;ucky. The Indefinite character of this disp teh
renders it open TO question. II probably rsinated
in hearsay.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
ness, readily yielded to the fire both Of 6S-pounder
and ll0-pounder guns"
STATE OF THE MAIsKE ELS

The Stock market yesterday was unusually ac'l'e
The amount of dealings has seldom been eA0eeu'N -
The cause OF the activity is manly TIC tueeeSS "
the National arms at Eew-OTleans. 10 thls h"'
been added the glut Of money. The registered e@ie'
Of Governments were over 100000 in addlnoa 70
larqe nriyate transactions. The Sixes OF 1901 SOu
Of 90. The Elves of 1874 at 80. The I'SO ire"suiy
Notes were at 1927, and the Indebtedness Ccrlp'
ca,es o. 80. The advance in Skies OF 1901 WITHIN
week il about = cent. State Stocks are uAe"i'e
active asd better The market for Governments az the
close WAS less active; U. s. Skies, leSi, Reg,
lq27a0s. United States Coupon Skies, 1881, W;
Treosrry Notes. 1924 alC2l; American God, lWii
Tennessee SKIES, 57!a57ii Missouri Skies, 81. The
market is better for Sterling, and there is Isse than
usual doing Leading drawers ask ll2l ll22.
Freights are frner for grain, but unchanged fol
other kinds of merchandise. The Live'pooSengage-
mepts are: II 000 bush. Corn in bulk at ID; 1900
do. Wheat at I'D. 5000 bbls. Flour at 25. 3d
The business of the Sut-Treasury was: Receipts
$d, ,3Si 4l2-ior Customs slo2,5l: Payments
$, ,3S2, 1873; Balauce, $l2, ,G09,0SS. God move'
slowly upward, and sold yesterday ct 1927 0lO2l
The deposits on temporary loan with the easurel
reached 81 $4,000. Money is abundant at 3 q cent
on call, and large transactions have leen made at
y cent. The business Of the Clearing.liodse wal
$40 239 l63 The Flour market is again more active
and higher. Sales Of 1890 bbls. at sjoso 0j fol
SuperGne State and Western; S. ass ~ for th'
low grades Of Western Extra. The Wheat marse
still continues quiet, for the want Of assortment
Sales Of good Red State Syripg ut !! 90. Pork Il
frmer, but the demand is only moderate. Sales a
$ll IS for Thin Mcse; ST. 5Oa$l2 70 for Mess
Co;toa-The market is dull and irregular, nominal,
ut % cents for Middljng Upands.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01
chafrerine with and sugaring over slaveho'ding
Treason by an overwhelming preponderance'
II YOU doubt it, wait and see!
rasr TENNEgAEE.

The most obstinate of tho Hang-back from
Richmond party must be appalled, by the tdings
that jeff. Davis has ordered tho UnionHt' OF
East Tennessee to be driven from their homes
into exile. Tie work Of e1patriallon has a.
ready commenced, aud viii be prcsecp!ed re-
lentlessly to the end. Of course, many thoi'
sands VIII disclaiIn their principles III order TO
save their properly aud homes. These viii be
c,npeIled 10 Join the Rebel army and iight
against their country. But thousands will re-
fuse thus TO foreswear Themselves, and viii be
hunted out of tho State with every assrava-
:ion Of insult, outrage robbery, and murder.
East Tennessee is . secluded, mouata nous
region, % large aud pcpulons as Vermont
mainly devoted to Agriculture, aud holding ie"
slaves. Ii las usually been Vhig in politics
and is deyotedly, overwhelmingly Union. IL
gave large maorities against Secession at eYery
trial. even when the slaTchol1ing madness had
drowned the reason OF az the rest of the State
1t has been barried and scourged by ruiiian
banda Of traitors for several months, but q
great majority OF its sons are stu true to tner
flag aud their faith. They ought to have been
Eberatea ere this time, though ii bed cost the
live, of thousands of our best and brsyest. 1t
,eems a iatality that, while we have pierced
the Rebellion at every other point, no Union
force from without has get entered East len
nessee. And now it is too latc to save her.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

Tie DB.On SuperIls0rs chosen THIS year
as 4 glance at the table Will sLOw-are nearly
al chosen in Republican townships, which
would have elected Republicans had not the
" Union movement been originated. We pre-.
surne most Of them are Republicans.
The returns for 80 aud 20 are less full
than those for 6l and '62, and the deficiencies
arc mainly in Democratic Counties. Bat for
these, the number Of Democratic Supervisors
chosen in the years first named would BE-
about The same as in tie last two yesrs.
Whoever has read only the Democratic bul.
letins Of local results that have from time 70
time been transmitted TO the Associated Press,
will naturally have supposed tlat great
chnuge had this year been effected IN opposition
to Republcansm. For instance:
htaca was made the subject Of one of these
flowing ball tins. But Ithaca lapsod from
Know-Nothingism into Sham Democracy, and
gave l5l majority against Lincoln. Ci course,
it is Pro-Slayery now, while every Other town
in the county lTompkins) is Republican BuI
of ihese the telegraph said nothing.
Schfnsciedy furnished tho rare material TO.
another Of these bulletins. Tho city gave 81
majority against Lincoln, and has gone tne
same way now. We have a Republican sani
OF Supervisors in the county since last year,
but the telegraph said nothing Of that.
Seneca (inclulmg Gencya) was made the
theme of another Of these ilOur.sber. Seuoc;
gave Lincoln a good majority, aud would s,
the same way to-day on as animated can
yass ard ~ fali vote, though Geneva u the
homo OF bey of active Pro-Slaycry malig.
nnnts, drawn from the wreck of all bygone
parties, who arc apt TO carry the day by their
iLlrigues and their wealth in merely local
election. They this Spring elected most ei
their ticket. The County (ontario) has given
an actual gain of Republican, Supervisors; but
the Telegraph has not seemed aware that il
contained any town but Seneca.
Niagara Township, including the FaIls) sup.
piled the pabulum for another Of tbese Demo.
cratic triumphs. That township takes its pol
itcs from the wealthy idlers and Southern
blacklegs who largely paironize the Falls, and
10 of course Pro-Slayery. IL gave l3i majority
against Lincoln, and we think nerer went Re.
publican. The County elects as many Repub.
Lean Supervisors this year as last, bat the
telegraph he's nothing to say of that.
Enough said. This State is Republican by q
decided pH.orit! ald cT.?ssl 2 pl msnac: Q!
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-01

III, Richmond Examiner chargff the North
with sending an army recruited from the lalls
and chain-gangs TO subjugate the South, bu;
we have never seen the eyidenes upon which
il based the SANDER. Recent developments,
however, show that the Rebels have been by
no means choice in their selection Of the in-
strumcnts of treason. From the thief Floyd,
whom they made a General, down to the pri-
yate in their ranks, character has been quite d
minor consideration. The official records lett
by the fugacious Governor Harris at Nash
vile, show that he pardoned ono James NJ.
Hall, WHO was sentenced TO three aud I
half Years confinement in the penitentisry for
horae stealing from the County Of Knox, in
December last; and on his pardon at the Office
of the Secretary of State, WAS found this IL.
dOr,ement:
Pzrioa ain o. coadi!os 1s'h rsi, his conPaay ont
/. "a. HARRIS.
William Reynolds was convicted in thC
County of Sullivan for the crime Of larceny
at the July term, 1861. On the lst of De
cember, 1861, he was pardoned by Gov. Harris,
"0a condition hdt he roiHniGer as cook, &C..
in Col McClelland's Battalion"
Aud Of such are the Army Of Secession. i
is not surprising that such criminals are more
terrible to their " friends " than TO their ioes