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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29
3. RAYNONl

J. RAYMOND. FITCH ADAMS.
s. RAYMOND a. CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Wall Paper, No.
- Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29
PHOTOGRAPHIC B q

IN Copies just received comprising
~ all styles from T5cts to SO, each. Also CARD
PHOTOGRAPHS of all the distinguished men, at
MAY q. 1852. w. N. 4 WE. PORTER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29
JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canfeld Herald

For sale nv John R.. Woods, Warren J: M. Les
lie Nile. isyde & Bsiiy, Hubbard; A. Chew,
BrookSeid: J.H. c. johnson, HartfOTd; Z. r:
Wolcott, Pennington; Il; BarnaTd. hi Grssns:
n n savage. Bloomfield; L. I. Soule, Newton
FaUs and by medicine dealers generally.
A' III. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland:
Agent for Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29

ss-The above named Ladies We are le1iOnsay
acquainted with, and know tnat Ir .nEsrsrs
Miss s. has been so badly afflicted that It was win
dificulty she was able 10 stand upon net Iees- "A
few hotties Of Catholicon entirely cured her OF her
comnIsints. NV wife eceived great benent from
this medicine. We recrmmend 1t to the Lasles ol
this county as q safe aond ethclent remedy 10 1e
"An' OH WEEKS,
Ed;tor Canfald Herald.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29
HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.. H. B. RISGsLEY-Dear Sir; We feel i a du-
" we owe to the public, TO state tnat MarshaIts "a
elsssed under the head of Female Diseases. We
have used your Grsfenberg Medicine and have been
5r;ee 3onble We would have them. To the thou
and Of our ssx who are suffering from weaknesses,
we would recommend the Catholieon as q sure pan
seea- n eiyes strength to the system. and enables
each of me ORGANS Of the body TO perform Their ap-
nronriats funetiops. Mrs W. CARTER
PioPii Mrs. E. E. WEEKS,
Miss c. SW0RMSTEIT.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-29

Feb. 10. 1861,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04
SAMUEL n PRICE, OF GRERsnRlER.

We learn, from private letter from Lewisburg,
that Esn1 n Price, Esq, who represented Green.
brer county in the late Convention is still pri-
soue- and il is sta.ed. viii be held for our good
treatment to DR.. Rueker. Mr.. Price is win O
stood well as public and private individual, and
although he took strong Union grounds in the Con
yenton, no one was more devoted to the interest,"
oil his State as soon as she had cast her fate with
he South. When tbs enemy made his appearance
ia Lewisburg he addressed the citizens, even in his
very presence, enreaing them to hold fast 10 their
allegiance He moreover, objected publicly 10 the
election for city officers which was proposed He
was hen taken prisoner, and released Afterwards,
when the enemy had to leave Lewisburg again
they took him of to Charleston, where he is now
prisoner but not closely confined. When some Of
the enemy met Mira Price they told her of the in
,sBiion OF the Government and asked her to inter-
eede for Rueker, in order that her husband might
be released, and returned to her She ncbly re-
Piled: II would rather see my husband shot dead
than exchanged for such 8 man as Rueksr-a mur-
dsrer traitor and thief"
great many negroes have ran of. Scarcely
man remains there who has not lost some.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

Hapy nocha.--Jndgs Lyons's Hastings Court, for
the trial of criminal cases. will commence the
18th Inst TO give some idea of the business of
this Court and the amount OF work it will have to
do we may say that there already 81 felony
eases ,iocktt,e etl fer trial. with Alisrmans Hust.
ings Court intervening that will add at Nast 90 mora
10 the number II is safe 70 predict that 1T least
two-thrt;s OF the men who are 10 be tried before
Judge Lyons will be found gHiify, (s0ne Of them
known to be notorious sealndrels) II so, the
dimensions Of the Penitentiary will have to be en-
iarged to accommodate the rapidly increasing mum.
ber of inmates. IL has been suggested, as u large
number OF the c0nvic.s necessarily kept idle,
that it would be good policy for the General Assem-
bly, to authorize their being employed in raising
coal at the Chesterfield pits The article bids fair
to bs high and scarce this winter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

James Rirer aud Kdaaahn Canal-We lesl n from
the Superintendent of Repairs that the navigation
between Lynchburg and this city may be regarded
as secure than it was before the fresh OF
June last. The work at Daniels Island hiss pro.
creased so lar that apprehension exists an to a
supply Of water on The Lynehburg level The im.
pr0vement OF the navigation between Lynchburg
and Buchanan il progressing as rapidly a. the
means at tho disposal of the company will Justify
number of hands have been impressed under an.
thority given by the Government and the work
will be pushed rapidly rs its Importance d.
mands. The value OF the canal as q Medium for
transportation OF Government stores is more gene.
rally recognized than formerly, and the facilities
thus afforded for supply Of iron from the mines Of
this city. will be duly appreciated by the Ordnance
Department.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
hzchGHse Of Prisoaes--Gay Times IN a Federal
Prison.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
hzcheHgs Of PrisoHers--Gay Times IN Fsderal
Prison.
On BOARD FLAG OF TRUCE BOAT JUNIATA,l
September l, 1862
On last Thursday the prisoners Of war {about
sD) confined in the old Capitol prioon were notified
faa' in few days We should be sent South (vla
Fortress Monroe) for exchange. Such 3 shout Of
heartfelt joy al then sounded through that old
building was, perhaps. never heard before. Know.
ing how soon we wonld be in Pixie and once more
have chance to cross xabres with the enemy for
liberty or death, we took all the advantage OF our
hiuatIonwe eouid--oficsrs defed guards cut down
seanaHy--we took complete poagersion the Sec
ono hoor There was but little sleeping done that
lshs Unrmerry laughs, loud huzz zaa, and saatches
Vi Ioui1 songs were heard during this time. All
"N hoi showed to go on a. We would have it,
,ofpofas. Sergeants. and officers were called for
" .ae ssntihes but what cared WEI We knew
.as soon We were 70 breathe the fresh and pure
AZ VI our native land once more. About , clock,
however Mr. Wood, the Superintendent of the
psoa. came and told US all to bs ready TO leave Ct
sr' = 2yth Another Mid shont Of JOY and We
1soh win hearty good bye for the Kind treat
asni OF us b Mr. Wood which, by the Way, none
%.a as mni soon forget, nor, aiso the kindness Of
NE, M HAL and JohnsoD, who by the special per
na'on granted them by Secretary Stanton, almost
.uy Waited u.s. and iurnished Us with clothes,
80 teoaeeo, and any 0thsr Injuries isabr6s, pts
,ui. MI. sna other eontrabands excepted,) which the
~ .a might fancy aud the purse pay for. AnthAnks
A. saein Tor their kindness but confusion to Old
w., We oay one regret We felt at leaving which
~ ,oe unseasouable hour chosen, II being 8 r. n.
s On near 40 fine looking fellows, with their
yon - -sss Belle Boyd, the rebel spy. can assure
ssa We had al OF aA rather spent ono more night
s,s ANA hsd daylight for our starr. than TO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04
FROM THE SOUTH-SIDE.

Information from Suffolk TO Monday evening
states that the Federal force there had been largely
reinforced, and now numbers some l00C0. 1t is re-
ported that they anticipated attack. Their ad
vance guard reaches 10 Franklin, on Biackwatsr.--
This consists of two batteries, some $40 esyalry
and from $40 Is 100 infantry. : Ss'ss'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

Con-. LEvYs WILL-The legacy left BENZ. F
Butler by CON- Levy, was not left to Beast Butler,
but to B. F. Butler. distinguished lawyer OF New
York. The will was published in the New York
Herald, and copy OF it as published has been fur
nshsd the Confederate Congress by Jonas p Levy,
Esq, OF Wilmington, N. c., brother Of the de
ceased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

Yankee Pris0aers.-Ths Central carr brought
down yesterday sixty OF Popes Hessiaus, being u
portion of those found in the Hospital ut Culpeper
c. H. Eight Of them were commissioned, and were
set apart with the rest Of that prescribed fraterni
ty. The privates were put with the Others. Clerks
were busy on Belle Isle yesterday preparing the
lists OF the prisoners who leave on Friday
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04
TREASON IN ILIISoIs.

The Cairo correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
fls over three columns of that paper with details
of the objects and purposes of the Order known as
Knights of the Golden Circle as related ia de posi-.
tions made by certain initiated parties from which
1t appears that the organization is Of the black
est treason. The. matter is in the hands of the
Government, and it the charges we'll founded,
We have no doubt time will be lost in arresting
every member Of the Order, wherever be may be
fam
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

Col Thomas b Biggn.-This gentleman. who
Richmond since 1916, was removed by the Senate,
in Executive session. on Tuesday The grounds Of
the removal have not been stated John o. Steger
Esd of this city, was chosen his SUCCESSOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04
rELEt}RAPHIC NKWA
IMP1,RTANT VICTORY.
buli Nelsem Whippel-..Thres Thsssand Pri.
= ssness) Taken.

CHATTANOOGA. Sept a--.1'he following Dispatch
from den Kishy smith, dated Rich,aond XIV haa
inst beeh commune asd,
We had three fights On The 10Th. near this place.
The enemy was completely routed asn Nelson
wounded in ths thigh. drn. Miller was killed
Three thousand prisoners wers captured isciu.ling
Gen. Mans'n and STAFF. together with all their ar
tirry small arms, wagons, &c Onr loss Is small .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

Yankee EnSiae-A large and heavy engine mo
Of those used by Mcclellan in drawing supplies On
tho York Rivef Railroad, aud left by him--wes
brought ap TO Richmond yesterday. and late In the
on Gary street as far as Castle Thunder. The an
KEGS tried to ruin the machine, but did not succeed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

The New York Herald thinks the " AZ can easily
be ended by next spring. ltsays:
In order to make sure of the desired result, our
army viii not take the offensive till 1t IL fully
crnited, and the six hundred thousand new troops
svy ell ii to million by the first Of November II.
BY the same time the iron-clad gunboats will have
been finished and the mailed feet will number soms
fifty yessels yuhiciapt to capture Gharleston. Sa-
vannah, and every port on the Southern seaboard,
during the winter months when such operations are
more practicable In Of the milder tenn
perature. Thsae iVvincible yassels moreover, can
psnetrate this interior Of the country by the water
courses and aid the movemeuta Of our armies In the
Gulf States. Tbs armiea put in motion by the fret
frost will sweep in auch overwhelming force over
VIRGINIA and the entire South tAt effective resist.
auce will be impossible and the rebel forces n Ill be
al surrounded and captured or disorganized and
iispssssd 70 that by the middle Of january the
beiiion viii have received ta death blow, and the
rcDubl,c viii have yindicAtsd its title ~ IONS and
IntiiyisiblA z,
rI,g NEW YORK HERALD's AND TlMrss WINS OF
i THg LATE MOVEMENTS.
rhe tleslaus Of the enemy were to turn the right
flank OF Gen. Pope, 10 cat OF his anpp1y tfafns
and TO cut his army tn pieces berose eoN1 fota,
= junction. wtth that 0f MeGl41nn, and thea t0
pounce upoa McC3Allm and OyGyW4eln htms ~
ihsu q ilSpse trinmpAantiy into III Nelhfn1s0n -
diesaae sysss.y g psass rem sa ses IN sse Is
~ ~. n sSsie Ss.ssss ssssilcss d cv2saeel r.
oa,ark ~ lSnly ae eooe h65es1 h A4Nl1 tet
ysr((Iu sto5S5 ~ ta11 ~
el6s1 = - - uolpee see9le - h
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

Psrsoaal--Amoag thu arrivals at ths spaiswood
House yesterday We're Brig. Gen. Geo u. Stuart
and COL Guy H. Bryan, Of Texas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

Gstiiag ihe Roof Oa.--The new theatre. on Broad
street, has progr. ssed far as to be ready to re-
ceive the roof ii ia Of the high peaked old gable
style. The skaters were yesterday laying on that
article. and Ia few days may look for the
whole roof to be permanently fixed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

A TTENTION, COMPADY ., SECOND GLASS
N MILITIA OF THE CITY OF RICffnOND
A battalion Court of Inquiry Tor shs assessment Of
tines for absence from drill for the month Of Au-
gust. having been appointed by the Major, viii -.
sembls THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock 1T the Office
Of Lieut.. T. n. Alfrisnd On 18th. near Franklin
street. Delinquent members Of ihis company will
appear and tender their excuses, or they win be
lined In accordance with law.
BY order OF the Captain.
Sc 4-lt* r. L-AEREDITH lat Harrf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04
HEADa'Rs SECOND MILITARY Class. I


Richmond, Sept. lst. le6a
0RDsR No. :.
+. A Battalion Court of Inqnirysfor the asssss.
mrnt Of fues incurred since lst August, will assem-
BILE ON THURSDAY, fth inst, At iO Oclock 4. n,
st the etdcs Of Tbos NJ Alffisnd, Rsq. east aide
Of uoyernor street and two doors below Franklin. }
where persons & having excuses to oitsr may attend
tha Capitol Square until further orders, via every
MONDAY. at o'clock p. n.
By order Of Maj. 4 A. MMkIsa
- 3-M. J. r. DANFORTH. AAi..
vINO OMARYLANDRRs-Havip ssrvetl 10 the Ist
Maryland Regiment TN II WAS dtsbandsd, I .ie.
sire again TO do my dnty towards the H0a,thsJ !
C0nfedsracy and the redemption of our matt, .
State. 1 wish 20 recruit q COMPANY or II I.
FANTRY for Immediate service In the field. Thos Z
shame Of being left behind by The Southern arm, !.
are earnestly Invited to meet u the Reesnitiu
Ofice an 10th street. bstwesn Main and Gary:
JAMES R HKRBKRf.
rOrMsriy Capt ca ID, LAT Nd RsHk
TAKE NOTIOK Il VIII have squad DRILLS
at A r. and r. N. every day, and all Mary
lAnders are invited to Join In ths drisl
GINS 4 BROTHER,
- 0EuKRAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
We the undssstgned. hare FORMED copaztnsV.
ahin Tor Tho purpose Of cenlneting q 0ENERAL
COMMISSION HU6JNES6, and have taken IL
sommodious warehouse on Cary, hetwsen llsh m
virgtnia ssrssts. two daofs ahovs AseasA HAnAnel
NJ solicii copsixnneaas of Tobacco. ,Whsas.
CorA, Flour, Barap. Lard, nuttox, cd II fskt No
ducs Of every description. We - trfnl nom
on. fsssnds nd The public esnsraliy. asd usss. hy
arics astsnsaoa And psomps sstasaa. " assa tAsas
Hssisi snpls ssom - .. s.eo-u.. .,e peu,s.s
with St0seoe - rtAp01able sesSae.
$50. I: g = ~ Z 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

llAY sdHodL 16R Yo6Ha LxDiSs.

The snbscrihera. late teacAess u NJ X y. Le-
rEBvRs's school. will opsn DAT NGMoob FOR
YOUNG LADIES In tie baiDllse. SnssBs19y eesa.
pied BY that gentleman, ut ths coFnes nE GsnoeaDd
foushee sts On the lat Of OetObeE
Persons Wishing Informatiou VIII eall . - -.
n. dordon's. corner Of Frnnhlin md - 605kmn
the 18th Of September; After which 49, - -
sehoOi.buitdlng, ON Gracc .sifeet
Mis- n. G. saOnDOM
q. 4. KRIO00ON,
- 4--lms WM r. GRADAU
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

NLLFToN ACADEMY. AMELIA COUNTY,
MONDAY In October and cioses the Last FRIDAY
in July, 1863. The number 81 bosrders bsins hu-
tied. early applications desired. Some Of my neieh
hors will take boaTsiers NJ 425 per month.
Enthusiastically In advance. payable semi-ses.
sionaly, (board and tnItion.) e3O0.
N. B.-Puplls must furnish their lights and tow
els Ny post Office Ia Mattcax
se 4-2.< D. M HARRIGuN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04
A NAIVE SUGGESTIONS.

The New York Herald suggests that "Gen. Hal.
ieck should at once apply TO Gen. Stuarts rebel
cavalry the rule which he has enforced asanst
newspaper correspondents, and that they be ex-
cluded wholly from the lines Of our army. They
certainly get great deal moro valuable informa.
ton m our press could give them, especially II
the report is true thst they dashed in one morning
and seized all Gen. Pepes baggage private pa
pers, charts. maps &C., including Gen. Hallsck' 3
dispatches plans Of the campaign. and specific In
strnctions about newspaper correspondents. Some
thing of the energy and vigilance lavishly used
in preventing the loyal people of the country from
knowing what their army is doing. might be use-
fully bestowed on the rebel cavalry"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

Richard Felton, John Leighton, and Joseph Kel-
ler were captured on Sunday morning, about three
O'Clock, by the picksts Of the Fifty eighth Penn.
sylvania Regiment. few miles from Portsmouth,
while attempting to run the blockade" with let
ters for Richmond. The line Of pickets had Just
aware of 1t, were taken by surprise. During the
chase they scattered the letters upon their persons
in the grass, which were however, recovered
Followed by quite crowd they were escorted to
the "Hotel de Viels" by corporai's guard whence
they were conducted to prison by order OF Pfovost
Marshal I.itenau -NOrf0sG fFniaa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-09-04

1NNQLISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
N MAYO STREkT
The lstfi annual session Of this SchDol will 60
mencs ON MONDAY, the goth September, u tke
basement of the Universalist Church.
Terms, SC, In y future advertisements
auI}-lm< G r. BURRuNa
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
nlpuiHbIp Facts.

When the Republicans in 1860 were
begging the people to give them power,
one Of their favorite arguments was -
Turn ont the old regime and give power
60 Young and pure party"
The people needed their appeals now
mark the sequel
Ef5- The Hon. Mr.. Dawes of Mass, q
Republican, in his place in Congress
said : "More money las been stolen from
the Treasury during Tie first gear Of Mt
RepuJlicon party, Mon was taken turing
The ~hole Jour gears Of tile late Admiais-
hdtiOnp'
Bs3- The Chicago 7ribune, well
known Republican organ, says; WHERE
ONE DOLLAR IS STOLEN BY CONTRACTORS
FIVE ARE STOLEN BY PUBLIC OFFICERS p
Ty" 1t is said that Cameron made for
himself and his friends THIRTY MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS by Fraud and
Peculation
ICt," 1t is estimated that out Of oul
public debt-about One Bilion--TWO
HUNDRED MILLIONS has unnocessa.
rily gone into the pockets of officials and
spectators i Guernsey Je6crsonian.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
A Monster Inju sticc.

Rumors reach us from Cairo Of most
unwarranted procedures there in relation
to the payment of persons employed in
the transportation department. tits said
to be the constant practice Of the paymas-
ters to issue to parties, who have not been
paid for months, certificates OF indebted
ness for the whole amount due them.-
To the private who has not received a
cent for months, and wishes to scni a
portion of his earnings to his family, such
certificate is no more use than waste
paper 1t is in vain for the payeo to
protest he must take such payments or
none but he informed that if smaller
change is desirable, he can find parties
who will make the exchange. In the
case to which our attention is called, the
"partv" by whom the note was shaved
occupied portion of the same building
with the paymaster. lie at first declined
to exchange the money. but finally as an
accommodation did so at an enormous
shave.
The same process Of swindling was
commenced under Commodore Foote,
but the attention Of the honest sailor hav-
ing been called to the fact, such payments
were forbidden, and the proper currency
of the government alone permitted to be
used in settling. There are thousands
of harpies in the shape Of suffers living
on the soldiers pittance, over whom the
Government exercises but limited con-
troll, but the paymasters are of its own
creation and they should be held to a
strict accountability PHsJarg Dis
.pdtch.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05


The District of Columbia will be n
first-rato place in which to colonize the
free negroes Of the States. The Aboli
tionists will be colonized along with
them. We select the District, for the
God forsaken spot will soon be unfit for
anything else. This Congress should adj
vance step further, and declare that the
fugitive slave law does not apply to that
District. 1t is not State. Already
a large number Of contrabands are dom
lclIed in Washington, to be fed out Of the
treasury and thousands more will be
on hand soon. We are glad that white
men are not forced to live there, except
Presidents, congressman, etc. They arc
well paid and, besides, don't deserve
better quarter until the redeem they char
acter of such otiicials-LouisoiHe Demo-
Crdt.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
a Specimen Of Abolition Rc-
trencllnicnt.

The Republican papers parade this par
agraph--
The bill reducing the pay of Legisa,
tors to S3 per diem became a law
And there they leave the matter They
intend to produce the impression that the
members OF the present Legislature have
reduced their pay. They did no such
thing. They drew four dollars each per
day for one Of the largest sessions ever
held, and adjourned to meet again at four
dollars per day next winter. The law
they passed does not take effect until the
winter of 1864, when new Lcgisla.
turc meets by which it will doubtless be
repealed. This is a fair specimen of
Abolition Retrcnchment, and the fraud
and deceit which mark it, are characteris-
tic of the leaders Of that party.--Logan
Ga%etie.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05

BIZ IT REMEMBERED, That the Republi,
can Supreme Court Of Ohio decided that
MuLArroEs CAN VOTE and
BIZ IT REMEMBERED, That the Rcpubli,
can Legislature decided that SOLDIERS
CANNOT VOTE. A nigger. according to
Republican doctrine. is not only as good,
but better than the soldier who Is Drawing
the dangers of the battle field for his
country, Remember this at the ballot,
box.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY
OLD SPLENDOR.
THE BEST HORSE IN AMERICA!

fINlS horse has made six seasons In Wooster In sue
cession, will make the of 1862 In llolmesyic,
Holmes county, commencing the 9TH Of April and end
ing on the Sd Of july lie will be limited to thirty live
mares Those wishing TO engage the services OF this
celebrated horse should apply soon as there will be no
applications received after this list is M lie will be at
Holmesyille, on Monday, Tuesday and wednesday OF
each week, and at Clinton Friday and Saturday.
Good will be taken by the keeper but the owners
viii not hold themselves accountable for accidents.
Old splendor Is Is eNcellcd by horse living. In tenn
per and and spirit he exhibits the plsyness and doc
~ Of pet lamb, with the and power Of war
horse, who reoceh in his strength and mooketh AT fear
Old Splendor is 20 years old, and has made more
seasons and is the se Of better horses than any other
stallion In the state. James Glen of Ashland county,
has stallion sired by ola Splendor that can trot his
nile inside OF three minutes and has been offered one
thousand dollars for him. could name scores OF others
that have been sold at from two 20 five hundred dollars
Old spendor has the quality to get running, trotting,
carriage and dran horses. PETER PAINTER,
JASPER POULSON,
Apr a. 1893. Owners