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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14


Making ~ iul me sum OF &I'I3oo,lf
an Aoqoct stating me apoIe expenditures ~ some detail may
oe ''Ga" the appendix 10 's COMMUNICATION 10 "ncn lccI
ence is I@Iediully made
i'' '"a"oeS "'''o'I' ul'''I uc "TU o'S''aUoh
ABOVE |old ere lhS 'm'e nave 1ech presented N proper om
to the 'oeaI Government Tor adjustment ana allowance but
of me n"Hy pressing oc3 oac growing out OF 'le raising Of
troops "lI'"cr 70 INC cans u "o'cmc'' WHO" nave occupied
my ume.
~ "lHoa me pleasure al any 'me oa'"er Saea questions
as individual senators OF Representatives may desire to ask,
whether relation TO matters spoken Oh III taS communications
or pertaining N any way 70 oa'G aTans ana as " Is certainly
GeIaoe at the General Ael''{ slo94 @{ understand no"
lne oolf MONIES nave 0cei expended s" ne lsed 10 eN-
"''' 3" arg Oo''"'''' ~ ''"'" "" P"i, '"6 ''I"S"e
Utmes
me condition. Of he oVle FINANCES >eI I,t 'eo-' as APP
pears io" de report "a "' treasurer . a. 'o''o"'
LIABILITIES
Dgg hao''' iof CONTRIBUTORS 70 '"' SAFETY ,-.
rama 9l'l-'.Vo
pV' COUNTY lic'S0'oI'' ">o ADVERTISEMENTS ,s.--,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14

The Treasurer Informs that large portion of this bal
stands to the credit Of tie State (say Sl75 O0000 in the
iortyone Banks IN the State and the Suffolk Bank Boston,
the remainder Icing cash ON hand and that considerable nor
ton Of this balance will be drawn o by the opening Of the ce-
isatue"
The action Of the Legislature Of last year. in providing for the
payment of the extraordinary expenses incurred for war purposes
partly by direct taxation and partly by issuing State Bonds
appears to have been wise IN principle would desirable
to place considerable portion of the appropriations necessary to
be made for expenses, in the form Of funded debt The
people should not now be oyerbuldened with taxation as IN many
ways they have large sacrifices make for the support Of the
Government and the defence Of the Country and our present
sacrifices being more for poey than for ourselves we can
doubt that those who after will be able and willing
10 share with Us the pecunary burdens now involved
The whole amount Of military expenditures for
which orders have been drawn on the State
Treasurer BY the present Executive up to
Sept |, lSj2, stated by the Treasurer
is $186S414
Since that date and prior to Oct l. 1862 or
ders have bcn drawn for additional military
expenses amounting to 5l14OO
Making in allh sum Of $191 9S8l4
This composed in general terms of the following
classes Of payments
l. State pay soldiers Of ST. per month from
date Of enlistment to date Of into the
United States service; also pay Of Off GERS
from date Il commission to date of muster
and expenses Of paying $5176717
State pay due Second Regiment as certified
by Commissioners Of Claims 6,177i2o
>, Claims allowed by Commissioners to settle
outstanding Claims, 25,o91,a7
3, E4uipmei. Medical aid and stores furnished
to tie yariai, Regiments in service the
amount expended for which has already been
presented 70 the General Government and
allowed 71,SO2.74
Elupmcn. o. la Regiment pcscntcdby Com
missioner. 1919
4 Elupmc, Of Regiments quite recently
raised and cNt ea.e- Of Recruiting and Drill
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-10-14
1l,520 men.
Making mall

men EACH 20
Making mall ll,52O men.
But as considerable deduction should be made
for missing men, by Of the various
casualties Of the service suppose that
quarter Of the above number $3.50 men,
deducted; then have SG40 men, who
will be entitled to receive each the State pay
Of 81 per month, which for twelve months,
should they continue III service for that peri
cd, will amount Sl2o,lZO,O9
The rank and file Of the five Regiments Of Nj
Ha recently raised amounts to about
400 men Deductng onceghth Of this
number for the diminuton which may result
from casualties Of the service and have
Al Is men, who should the Legislature
decide will be entitled to receive each ST
per month from the State which, for their
allotted period Of service, nine months
will amount o9,II3VV
Ordinary State expenses about 25OOOOO0
Payment Of Loan Of 1897, due Nov !, 1867, lO0OO000
Making the approximate estimate Of 1881 $4,000
1t may be necessary during the year raise more
troops the State which would Of course increase current
penses There may be another tax levied on the State by the
United States but probably the balance Of S23498S96 sul
due from the United States will more than offset any tax thus
levied.
respectfully recommend that suitable provision be made dur
Ing the present session Tor the expense. Of the current year
About the ooh Of Noyenhcr 1851 recruiting agencies
established for raising the Seventh and Eighth Regiments Of
Infantry and the First and Second Batteries OF Artillery
These fine Regiments and Batteries camp early ~ Jan
uary toIowng-tIc Seventh Regiment Rutland. the Eighth
Regiment and First Battery Brateboro and the Second Bat
tcy at LOWELL Mass The entire outfit Of che Seventh Reg
mcat. excepting. aims and acc1uuemens was mWM" ~ iIe
Quart General " the State The outfit Of tlc E1t
Regiment ud Of the tirs, ami Second Batteries o AruIIcN
with few exceptions ,hcI by ;Le General Governments
through tLc Department Of Sew England These h%tncrs
together with THE First Battery. c the State cty "A Maitl
last, for Slip Island. Miss, serve III the Department OF tne
Cuff The Second Battery left lowell, Mass for tine same
destination in February last.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
legal aloticrs.
CIIANCERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
Rock Island County,
TO the May term, \, u, 1862, OF the Circuit Court
OF sad county,
AgncS NoNal Vs., Phllandcr Osborn, MaruaIet
Osborn, his wife, Thomas j. Buinrd and James NJ .
bHluid, under the hfm name and STYLE of 4, j. A
!, NJ Bu"rd, Ben Harper, Robert II Graham.
Margaret Proudoo, aud Jesse Omsb,o,
\ fFIbANlT having been duly filed here.
\ 10 that Robert II. Graham, defendant above
named has gone, and that Margaret proudtnot
aud Jesse ufm,h other defendant, above named ,
reside out OF Tins state
Notice D. hereby gwen To- them, the sad Robert
bee, that, ON the seventh day OF Marrn, 4 y.
lNut, q wat OF summons N ChtHccy against the
above named defendants No IA" suit OF the ahuI q
named complainant, upon her hi OF complaint
therein filed, issued out ui the office Of the CLERK
of sad court, directed To the sheriff o SAID couu.
r'rrturnabIc on the second Monday Of MAY neat,
aHd that sad cause is nov pending ~ ,lld court /,
And, unless YOU, the sad Robert II, Graham,
Margaret ffUudiuut and Jesse Dmsbcc, shall per
s"nally be aud appear before sad court, on tue
first day oithc neat term thereof, to be begun aud
holden ~ h",N Island IN said county, on the Sc
coma Mo. ! OF May next, and plead, answer 81
d"nu' nd bill, the same viii be taken as con.
icsscd 10y you, and decree entered according to
the prayer thereof
Dated thus seventh day Of March, \. y. lN62.
EDWARD II, BOWMAN, CLERK.
h" u, SWEENEY, Solicitor for Compi't
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
rur ORIGIN or THE STORY.

IN ,bc letters. from Lieut.. lobe and Cor
,,r,l S,clrn.. published in the birg iry"
If Saturday, pointed illusions were made to
.me person IN Rock Island who had c1rcu'
lated stories Freiudjcja to the action Of L'cn'.'
K,hler and lobe, officers of CO. j, l2th
,a,imcp,. nj the battle Of DJnclson. Nopcr'
SON wa. mentioned by name, but the illusions
were 50 pointed that DO one could doubt that
Capt. David Benson formerly captain Of tins
company wa the person alluded to.
To-day Capt. BcD,on,and l., NJ. pcyinncy'
who was wounded at ppuclson, called at our
Office. and We had fall and free converse.
ton with them, upon the subject. We are
fully satisfied, from this conversation, tina,
the .,.rc. originated with beyinncy,and That
there i,ug, a word Of truth in them
Capt Benson says he has not circulated
any story prgiudicai to the company or it,
officers. and that be ha, always icIta deep IN
tere.t in the welfare of the company. lie
wishc. Il. TO make this statement, As h" does
not want the members Of the company to feel
that he would willingly say anything 10 their
discredit
Mr.. Deyluucy'- story i, fatty c,ntradctcd
by Lieutenant Colonel A. l.. Chetlain's
official report, aal by paper now in
our hands. signed by every member ot the
company ou duty at the time the paper wa
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
THE VOTE OF THE SOLDIERS.

~. -. ...s;,,
n ..,.t 49,, ,.,,,;,, no
-. I'...1 $780,, -, ,..,,
'fI''''' ,.,',,, .,.
-, $500,
,........
'"'''' '"'S ''''', w.
uo''f'n'' ana '''c' ''''' '"' P'"'' " NV ~"
's"'''" was supp '""--'"''' II '"'.'. S'' ''"''',
me ''a ''"'""'''"' 'f any f"'' ~ ~ N'''''"'
consulting t'' people upon '"' .'"j''' "' an.
lhIs was done On 'n' "''P'''" ~ an 81 WV
TO 'aN' 'H' F''' Vi '"' '''''' ~ ',' ''' ','''
camps ana h''il'"'-''h ''' ''"'' ana ou' VI y
lhis action OF '"Si's r'r'aIT ana '''' "''o'
at one S'r""e OIL INC Poh' '"' "F'' '''''o" u
thes&Ih art'Ie"i th' present c'"''''"''" o'
ms state nAinS '"e 4""''''"'''"S % ''''' .
Inc sec''n f'I''Te' ~ u our present. con-
'utuu'h' lE"'ii'- t"A' " '"''' must "'N' r.
sided IN the state one year next preceding
-, .i...;.... >, ,.l ,bo. ia, ,.,ll ,.t, ,,I,
any ''''''''' '''' '''' '''
% in the district " county IN winch he snail
actually RESIDE az the tine '' -u'h election
But the acton OF the convention "'P's OUT
utterly fcPudlates ana repeal that section 81
our present constitution, Tor 1t Pto'I1'' Tor
taking the votes OF men who have not been
IN the state tor months past ana VIII DE- on
the day OF election beyond the limits Oh
this state, and not " N the district or coun'
'y in which they actually reside Inns Is
all rlEht, but the tuh Of IT Is that every re
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07

No change has been mhlr VI lllp po''N""
/ Of affairs al the Fort or at Point Pleasant or
Riddles Point
/ Tho rebel gunboat- pass our batteries ~
! Rudlle'r Point without dlhcuty.
Nome have come above Point Pleasant
On Loard steamer Wilson, near Island No' |
/ 10, Aprl j.--iestcrlay the bomharimcnt
ashore active upon our part than for sever /
al DAYS previously
AZ 10 o'clock the Benton crossed over t.
the Missouri shore, near the point, aud com. .
mrnrcl firing with her new DahlgrceH@ al
| the floating battery,
Three shots struck, and II va, hauled of
t. the foot Of the Island, apparently disabled,
In the afternoon Reconnaissance was maie /
by small party ia xiii After burning tho
Winchester, which was sunk IN the chute
they cTrumuuyigutrl the entire stand and +
report that they did not see q man upon the
island, Tents were still standing and while
the party were IN the vicinity ,rycra. Of pur
shells struck IN the cnGampment, but not u
person u.d bo seen. Nothing wa seen OF
the floating battery,
Whatever may bee the condition OF the Is
land It Is evident thu' the rebels remain III
force upon the main shore,
IoiDy q kryn laryr oI men were observed
n work DO the upper battery trying 10 uh.
spInr the gus winch tul Roberts ,p effect.
uuIy spiked ga "Wednesday might.
The Benton opened upon them with her
DaH.gsru rifles, and with the aid OF the NOR
tar- soon drove them cut
Nothing .Utr from Pope Ag. been received
although We can hear ht- rauuDuatIus ulmos
iuc'. sanity, day and night
The health uI the lice, amt land force, il
. ru,lnui-ucar.y all Il the newspaper CYr.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
NOTICE OF EXECUTRN SALE OF
REi, ESTATE

Rock Island County,
NOTICE is hereby given, that, by virtue
\ Of an order Of the County Court OF said coun-
ty entered at the March term, A. D., 1862. of said
court, on the application of the undersigned,
sole exeCutrix of the last will aud testament Of
Thomas Wake, deceased, to sell the following real
estate. late the estate OF Thomas Wake, situate
in the county "t Rock Island and state OF Illinois,
known aad described as follows, to-wlt: The
east half Of the northeast quarter of section III
teen. township nineteen, north range two. east OF
the fourth +. NJ shall, on the LIST day of May,
\. D.. 1862. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A.
Nand 3 O'Clock. P. NJ, at the front door OF the
Court House OF SAID county, at public saie-seIl
no sand real estate. or much thereof as nav be
necessary to pay the debts of SAID estate 10 the
highest bidder for cash in hand
Dated this 18th day OF March, lHO2.
MARIA WAKE.
sole ExecutrN Of Thomas Wake Deceased.
March 22-b " INV
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
Tu.1ay'a advertisements.
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS FAMILIES.

4 LII applicants for relief from the war
fund viii call at my Office, on Orleans street,
on saturday OF each week, between the hour. OF
9u'cluck \. NJ, and 3 P. NJ
Il. II, KlMBALL, Supervisor
AprIl 5th, lsb9
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
ANOTHER LETTER FROM JACK
PLANE.

buffalo PRAIRIE, April 4th, 1862.
Mr. EDITOR: | am much obliged to you
for few copies of the DAILY ARGUS, by pri
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT Ar ISLAND
NO, 10.
TIE CARONDOLET Runs THE
BLOCKADE AND REINFORCES
GENERAL POPE.
Further Accounts from Missouri. Ten,
ncSSer and Virginia.
The Nav Orleans Telegraph wires Gut.

u
O'Clock The guuhll, Car1ulalyt under
command { Capt. Walker. ran the b'ursnIr
aud p- sapoI safely tHc lire 81 the enemy. hnt.
tories, arriving AZ New Madrid ut ,.ay break
She wa prepared for the event Uy moving
along side. uu the side toward, the batteries
AMI !. barge .alrI with bale, Of hay which
were So arranged as 10 protest her from shot.
The night was excessively dark aud stormy.
Ia" ky became overcast n about H. o'clock,
and storm 1T wind and rain arose, accom-.
puuir4 with vivid gni iuga.saut lightning. -
The wind was not very strong, but the dark.
ness aud the lightning we're Intense. The
'afnudsrI passed the fret battery before she
was discovered. The second opened upon her
rs soon ~ IT, gun, could be- brought t. bear.
but owing lu the darku",, and tho -rorl with
which she moved, the fire WI, totally harm.
less. The thlrI battery concentrated h., hr.
upon her, bat not % shot struck the boat. The
effect u the vivid lightning was hu.ius L.
the gUuurr-, aud the speed Of her movement.
rendered au Hm extremely difficult She
continued h"r course unchecked and ran Ly
iu. fourth aud a'fs h'trrIr, with the same
fortunate result FIily .lhrrn .hrts we're fired
~ her, bat not Ole struck Urr. The battery
500 the head uI the Island wa, the mos, for.
mIuhio, bat urUn q its gun, took rhr,, -
About three miles below the l,lu! thr rebel
lm'iu. battery opened IN her aud delivered
her fire %, long 49,, ,Arcpntiuucl within RANCE
not a -.ugir shot took effect however. 4
routuu,u, iircui mu-krtry wa, kent up from
the shore and many bullet, struck tho boat.
bat all hands were below AMI nobody was hit.
This ire j, described rs very hot aud lasting.
MI the troops pn the line VI the shore pour
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
CHANGE OF AGENCY.

/ j. UNDERWOOD having resigned the
1 ADrN,' OF the IilINoIS MUTUAL FIRE IN
>'RAN'f toHFAN', for Rock Island aud vicinity, ,
! have apo utro ! NJ Butord to be the Agent.
All business with the Company IN this Agency
VIII He doug through hlm uutu further notice.
j. f.. HOWARD, Asst. Gen'l. Agent.
march la-oNIu
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
CARTER d HATCH

MOULD urgently request all persons hav.
w nag unsettled accounts with them to settle
the same Immediately.
Rock Island, Oct. IL, 1851
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07

IL q VI - j. FORD.
PROPRIETOR or rIIr
Rock Island Foundry u Machine shop.

l. EEPS constantly on hand and make, to
N order. Steam Engines, Boilers. Water
Wheels, MAI Irons of all descriptions, store
fronts, and all other articles made OF cast Iron.-
Particular attention given to Che manufacture nf
Boiler and Shect-lron Work. as well as Black
smIihng and Steamboat work. Also dealer IN
Pig and Sheet Lead, Block Tin, and Block Zinc,
Wrought Irons, Butt and LapWcldcd Pipes. otall
sizes Brass on Cups, Globes, and all artlc es usu-
any found at first class foundry and machine
shop.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
N0iitE.
HOISE AND LOT WANTED.

\IANTED-To purchase, House and
w Lot in Rock Island for which cash viii he
paid. hut price must be moderate. \ brick house
on Illinois street would be preferred Address
with lowest cash price and particulars to D. b.
B., Davenport, Iowa mems da"i"
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
NHlCAGO, BURLINGTON X QUINCY
RAILROAD.

Passenger trans leave and arrive at Chicago rs
follows;
Mail leaves SIS a. IN. sundays excepted; arrives
ESQ p. m. >UuGays excepted.
Express leaves SIS P. m, Saturdays excepted
arrives ESQ a. M. Mondays excepted.
Aurora Accommodation leaves 400 p. M, Sun
DAYS excepted; arrives at l0.l5 a. m; sun
days excepted. {. &. HAMMOND,
Superintendent
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
AW Adrcrtisrmrats.
ILLINOIS Mutual
FTc insurance Comply
With successful
business Experience ofo,er 2.Year,.
capt'aL SI,ooo,ooo. Lo,,e, paid, 100000

caP"aI SloOO,OOO. Losse, Padd, 100000
Instead Of the prqth for scml.auuu,I diyid,oJs
III aaaRioH 10 premiums, usually drawn from ,La
insured by stock companies, 10 pas eastern stort
h"ldefsi the fulcs ~ the lltINuIs Mrfl.I ,,o :,
'fWtipiy arranged ~ only Ia require from tb.
''' u''''H sHih''tbl money Ia pay, with tfytgyU,p
w '"As'A ana eNPtHs'' The premium notes nov
amounting !" over one hHi0p Buligry, arc.se.
cured ny a lien upon the pfapcfly Insyy,I ,,I,.I
at over Ten Millions. TINS ainDlc t,r'I .,I,',e
sure guarantee Tor the payment -, ,r,rv E,,," ,la
security helhg all located IN Illinois. and .pI,nr,
w "'. own avs No policies arc Is,urd c,t nt
lh's state The members are subject I.',,'
'"h--o', losses being adjusted by gg,,,g ,,l,,,,,.
"""' =" "'SN ca'htd TUhiH Uia,,y Jyt, ,b,,
occur ""''f Po''c'" pa" y,aly IN adrlar,,
BOARD or DIRECTORS
H. IL mart, samuel Wntc, n, ". HI,o.,. u ,
n''m"h' Innotly Turner, LYMAN T,vrb,Li
a. 49,, ~. '"''"' h'hry lea, John Atwood. /
r,.'' I'm hIy'nl" T. Long, Elias IIIbbarG,
tt'"'" \ Holman, Lewis Kcllcubcrurt " -
Atwood. E'f ~ t.
OFFICERS;
NJ. 9. ATWOOD, President
LEn - hhLLlNBEkGER, Treasurer.
JOHN ATWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN BLAISDELL. GcnrtoI Anon,
j. b. HOWARD, Asst Gent hgcp,
Agents have been appointed IN c,,,y ,,..,,,.
aud N all III" principal cite. and ,a,,rs '"""y
state Application tor insurance ma, E,.mnJ. -.
~ H. - hAE't' agent for Hampton; .. ", Gould.
Moline aud Brown & Dcyorc, porl B,tor
JAMES VI. BufORD,
Agent Tor Rock Island, Illinois.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
EDuCATioN OF YOUNG LADIES.

The rours" Of instruction will comprise all that
constitute. good English education. French
aud German languages, music ON IA" Piano, GUl'
tar aud bulclmcf, Drawing, Painting ~ o.. and
water cOlors, aud trdyOu!ng, PLAN and ornamental
needle work, knitting aud Drcs--mlk,ug,
The former term, are considerably reduced TO
meet the times, but payments are required IN adj
NlnCe,nud
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
ACADEMY OF THE IMMACULATE
CONCEPTION.


I'VE Sister. OF Charity would hereby in.
! torn 'holr friends and the public generally,
that they have rr-upcucd the above named aCad-
nLuN IL I'M
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07

Further information can be obtained at the
academy OF at the schools at ST. Authony's and
Ste. MarguCrto's churches
Apri :, dMtr
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
EDGiNt.ION IIi.t IION

ours with respect, jack PLANt
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-07
Dead Letter system Abolished

l. I Powers, constable.
Yours ia haste, /.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-11
Time OF Holding Courts i'm thc
sixth judicial District.

A T. q meeting Of the undersigned Judges Of the
District Of the state Of Ohio, held nt the ct, Of
Newark, IN sHiu District, on the llth DAY nf Nov
enher a. ID ltGs il was ordered, that the term, of
tue Court of Common Pleas and District Court for
the year lrb3 be held in the several counties Of
tald District commencing on the daN fol lowing;
COMMON rLEks,
DEtAwA wARE-fobruary o; April q; October s.
KNOX March p MAY u October %.
LIoElNG-Murch ~; August II November Il.
AsnLANp-februnry 10 ; April n October 90.
obruar % August II Nov.ii.
hopHoS- March lOi MAJ . Noyember3.
HOLMES February 10; May 10 November ,.
ArSE-Fohruory -; August II: November ",
CoshocroN- March lG August u, November a.
DISTRICT COURT.
HoLMEs-June2 WAyNr-Iurca
AsuLASp-Juno5 prcut IN Ina
~o""'"-'un lo' DELAwARE-Juno u.
h"oN- '"ne H. LlcEING-June -.
CosnooroS-lunc 90.
0b0. W ,GEDDESl
MM SAMPLE, Judrcs
l.. G. JONES', """N'S'
TIE STATE or ONO, HOLMES COUNTY &C
!, l.. liEEcuFH, Clerk Of the Court of C,,,,,r
Pleas within nnd for said county hercb, c"rt;G
tue .Wiuln ana foregoing 10 be truly taken nni
copied from the Order Of the Judges nf thc Innri
81 common Pleas of the 9th Judicial District o
the state Of Ohio wv
st'l set M hand and Affixed the seal OF mi,
- Court, AZ Mlloraburg, this 18th da. a
N1tembef. A. u 1862. b. UEEIiiLDt'
Dec, 4, ls5s~wG. Ci"ik
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-11
The Book Store

is GETTING TO BE QUITE AN
Il institution From ''litue horse" affair, It has
taken Its place among the biggest oads in the puddle"
Ladies' ana gentlemen too hnd that 1t is the very place
to go to buy the thousand and things kept there.
order to nuke II induoemen for them to come,
ell a little under the standard prices, nSlm2,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-12-11
st. hnthony's Fire. Rose or ErysipcIns,
letter and Salt lthcum, Scaid Head,
Ringworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.

DR.. Robert NJ. rrcbc writes from Salem, N. Y, 18th
sept, 1863, that hc las cured nvctcrato Of
DropSy which threatened b. terminate fatally by the
persevcrng Of Sarsaparilla aud also dangerous
Malignant Erysipcfds by large doses Of tho same; says
he cures tho common Erupiions by 1t constantly.
Bronchocc1c, Goitre or Swc1Icd Neck.
Zebuon Sloan Of Prospect Texas, writes: "Tlrcc bot.
ties Of your Sarsnpara cured from Coi're hid
eous swelling on the neck, which had suffered from
over two years.