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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-27

EIt is said by The New York Com
mercial Advertiser, concerning the recent
demonstrations Of Union feeling on the
Tennessee river.
"Such revelation of the real feeling
of the masses of the people in two of the
revolted States is worth many victories at
the mouth Of the cannon and at The point
of the sword, nobly and gallantly as those
have been won. And that they will be
followed by Others, who can doubt?. Such
a revelation, too, confirms the best motives
of the Federal Government and the loyal
States for carrying the war on vigorourly
to successful ISSUE"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-27
OBITUARY..
pIED-In Hardy township. Holmes county

DIED-In Hardy township, Holmes county, MARY,
consort of WILLIAM UH, sen, aged 64 years. The de
ceased emigrated with her husband to this county from
Maryland 1870, and for iftyfye years a consist
ant and devoted member of the Lutheran Church.
-0n the 10Th inst of Scarlet Fever, ROBERT
A., of GEO. and JANE LIyESsBERGER, aged years.
Death has suddenly entered this family circle and
ef the house of one of its dearest treasure The prat
tng voice OF little ROBERT is hushcd forever; his lit
tie chair vacant and he sleeps in the cold cold grave
'Tis hard to part with these little ones at period
were fairy entwned themselves around very heart
of hearts. But in after time the promise, 'of such is
the kingdom of Heaven, becomes comforter, and
feel that the sacrifice is to the little one of
life forever.
OF Typhoid Fever, Fc6. 25d 1872, JOHN A., son
of JonS s. ORR aged years, 10 months and II das
WILLIAM HARRISON CROW, son of n. J.
and MARGARET Grow, died in Kentucky, Jan IS. 1862,
of Typhoid Pneumonia. He volunteered in Capt. Shan
mons Company, of the 51st Regiment o. V, on the
2Sh of September, and had strong desire to his
country this her time of trouble. Whilst lay sick
he still had strong hopes of getting well and again join
ing his Regt but this not the will of Providence;
yet in this he resigned for he thought of Him who
had volunteered to save Sinners and with holy faith
embraced him, and through his merits, trusting in his
Heavenly Father for full salvation and eternal e He
met his last enemy without fear. He gave good evil
dencc that he had gained the victory his spiritual
enemies through the captain of his salvation and
all the earth with him was past.
Farewell army and battle scenesi The Christian Sol
diers who love their country-suc ours-and their
God, shall dwell where tears fall over premature
deaths for such not known there.
His funeral sermon will be preached in the NJ. E.
Church, Berlin, the 10th of March, being the Sd
Sabbath iu that month, at half past two o'clock.
.-0n Wednesday, Feb. 18th, 1862, our Brother,
SAAC BUCHANAN, aged 20 years ! months and 10
days
The deceased enlisted on the 10th day of October,
1861 sin de of the Star Spangled Banner which
won by forefathers and went to Camp Tin, from
there to Camp Dennison, where he attacked with
Typhoid fever which lasted about nine weeks. He bore
his sickness with patience and christian fortude and
died in the hope of eternal e Peace to thy sleeping
dust Fare thee well.
1t was hard to part with him We loved
When faint and cold his mortal clay.
His short now is run,
The combat S oer the prize won.
He is at rest in Jesus faithful arms,
At rest IN peaceful bed,
Secure from all the dreadful storms
Which round this sinful world are spread.
His harry soul has gone before
To that inheritance divine,
lie will labor, sorrow, sigh no moro,
But bright in endlese glory shine
Then let our mournful tears he dry,
Or In gentle me asure flow,
We will hail him happy in the sky,
And joyful wait our time to go.
C. UyDERuILL
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Notice to Teachers.

rHE Board Of Sch col Examiners, within and for the
county of Holmes, will hold meetings for the exam
inaon Of Teachers of schools, in the town of
Millersburg the sth and 22d of March. and the
5ih and 18th of April, 1862.
No Applicants will be admitted after 10 o'clock,
An. ROBERT JUSTICE, Clerk.
Millersburg, Feb. 20, 1852
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-27
Fresh Garden Seeds!

TUsT received at the BOOKSTORE. These seeds are
y all fresh, we Lold none over; take back old
one.
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MurlaOe 9otites,

MARRIED-ln Mersburg. Feb. 6, 1862 by Few. ].
II. VAN BRocKLIS, Mr.. ALFRED W. CRAWFORD and
Miss SARAH J. BlGGS, both of Holmes county.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-27
Cure for COrnS.

DY buying of Wiers Portfolio Packages you get a
Dsnple and sure cure for Corns besides 95 other
valuable receipts, paper. envelopes jewelry. &c. All
for 25 cents. For sale at the BOOKSTORE
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Gong! Cong! Cong!

rTyHE PRIZE ENVELOPE PACKAGES for sale at the
Il Book Store, are going Off Ike hot cakes, on win
ter Mrs. Haven drew a SILVER PLATEDD
BUTTER KNIFE. This sold dozens in her neighbor-
hood Mrs Chapman got DOUBLE LOCKET, worth
81. This sold dozen more to her Eeigbtors, who, if
they did not draw Iockets drew sometkng else, with
which they satisfied. Each package contains 50
cts worth of paper md envelopes alone besides other
vauables. Try one and be satisfied its no humbug.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-27

W Queen Victoria lately entertained
Bishop McIllyane, of Ohio, at breakfast.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-27
~nis now said That Rucknar ot 7

EgIt is now said that Buckner at Fort
Donelson, to be prepared for any turn of
fortune, had a couble of flags tied to OPP
posite ends of long pole, coat stolen
from a neighboring farmer for black flag,
and shift stolen from his wife for white
one. While the Federals kept distance
from the fort, he displayed the eeat end
of his flagstaff, but, as they approached,
he-shifted. Louisville Journal.
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eEA snarial talenram to tha Rial

EgA special telegram to the Rich
mond Dispatch, dated Norfolk, FEBRUARY
18th, contains the following interesting
items:
One of Gen. Henningsen's men called at
a house near Elizabeth City, North Car
oliue, and asked for drink of water, when
the man of the house called hims DID
rebel" and fired at him, the shot striking
him in the forehead. Henningsen'a men
opened fire on him killing him in his house,
and then burnt him 10 it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-27
NeLeans Strengthening Cordial and Blood P

Delay not moment it is warranted to give satisfaction.
1t willeure any disease ofthe Kidneys Womb, Blad
der; Painting. Distracted Menstruation, Falling of the
Womb Barrenness any disease arising from Chronic
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
O.. soG.)
An Ao7 PalvIDIEG PoR rJE GRANTING OF BOUNTY AHi
FTRLOUdHs To PBIyArEI AND NON -JoMhlssIoNE
4 s Al

AN Ao7 PslvIDTEG PoR rJg GRANTING OF BOUNTY AND
FTRLOUdH4 To pBiVATEj AND NnN-JOhhlssIONko
OFPIOsRs II ~ PROvT IoiAL ARMY
siCIios Tbs sOi the C1ufsderate States OF America
do suast That LJui OF any doaS b. and hs same here
by granted all priyaSs uoars and noncamnlaloned on
Ger, IN h Prnv on. Army Who eonnuousy Tor hree
year or for the VA paid 81 he following times VA
r. an nov n service r Twelve monhs u be paid at the time
az -ngaz for she next two ensuing years suba
ouept 20 the exp rGon Of ths present term OF service 10 al
now service or lree yeass, or ter he war 70 be he
sp1t on f ther as, years ssr,ee To all who hsresr
yo unteer for or for the var be paid hs
M OF entry into Bsfviee.
kEc And be hfari or enacted Ihst
,IT d1ys with home Sad back shall be granted
AZ monIhs row In the service Who shAu prior b
the Of the present term Of ervce volunteer or eh
Tor the ensuing l "a & ~ %' Ss ad
fuon bo sHeh times aod such nunosrs a he
Secretary Ws-nSv moI compatible With the pu le To-
tsrsst lelg Of oh iur eghbeng regulated WIN
"a the dstaaes Of II n ho re Provided That
h lieu Of mraugh tho rmut 'n value IN no'ey OF theTAt
pDr IN heren aboye granted shall he pad 70 each private nu
cis or "a SER who elect 10 reesiVe IL ~
such time IS the nr,ouyh Itself would thsrEse be granted
sE This act apply al troop, Who have volunteered
or enlisted OF twelve months more 10 ths service OF
sny ate serves o. the said stste and sho
hereafter you eeF or enhs Ia The Sc &c o. he
states under the fovisio1s Of the PRESENT act
Ard be drtnrr enacted, That ell troops reVountee
shall At the xpir9on OF sir present term OF
their said conpan shall have the
taeufeyes no bata ioes o. reglnenh aud
ais- tire irst eecton all vaeAne!es
.a be BY promotion from the compapy bata1n or ,e1
mrnt m which vAcSnel eccar Provided That Wnsn
vs vacancy shalocour vhs,her ~ prem ton 'r oherue
IN s al gradc Of eoEn'so cd odcers Of connany said
vacancy sha hed eec.an AMI provided uther
Of troops which have been regularly u hto
an any pArc state ror 70 the formation OF he
Co rsy ana VII ca by tueh state been tnef oy 10
ths Gov innent the cers shall not De eee'ei hat
ss they have heretofore spPOntsd promoted
ApprOVOd Dee. III, NO.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
mo. 2gS)
RESOLUTIONS OF ruANKs TO NJ,


REVOLUTIONS OF THANKS TO aN'0R-GESERAL LE0S1DAs
POLK RRtGADlER GENk2AL GIDEON J. Pillow, sRIGA-
nIEGGENERAL BsSJANIN y. CHsAr"A AN, AM TIVE or
PI.ERs AND SOLDIERS UNDER THEIR COMMAND, FOB
GALLANT AND DIsTiSGUIsHnD skRNlCEj IN THE PRES
. ENT WAR
whereas Under the Providence o; Cod the yaor OF the sold
iers Moderate states has ad arothes Elorcus yory
achieved Belmont Ia the state Of Missouri the seventh day
last those which hAl been gracousy Yoneh
Whereby She redue Of ooarbus in the At
ntucky has preyend and tse npated descent
enemy down the Mississippi river vnc'uay stayed: There
fore
resolved by the oonuess Of the Confederate States of
America Th e thAnIs tf Congess heartily rendered
70 Major General Leo As Polk BRIG gsd erGenerh Gideon Pl
low Bgad General Beti nn oheAha and the osers an
sod Of hr gallant eomnAn for the desperate courag sey
exhibited 10 sustEing for several hon and undr mSt dis
AtvAntlyeou ccu atSck by J'cs OF The enemy
greatly sup ser 70 oWa both ngmoers and Appolnm MS
ana skin and gAnuy by which hty converter ShA At
5, reatsuei much d!Isser, iaio triumphant victory
Resolved N rra rColucns ntentod 70 express
what besv the grateful and Adrng sentiment Of the
whole people the Con edcrG-y.
Fesolvrd further rnA sy be lcaed TO The commands
ofM General Polk g,di r.6eIerS Pillow and Brgader-
General CahA BY e proper Artment Of the Government
Approved, Dec. 0, ls6.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
CNO. 2a4)
AN ACT To ENIBLy rHE srArE OF MIS-

AN ACT To ENLBLg THE STATE OF MISSOURI TO ELEcT
MEMBEGs OF tbs HJUsE VI RNPREsEH1AiIyES
Congress Of the Confederate States Of America do enact as
follows: -
sec Ion In case the State OF Mis- our shall adopt aud rAy
the Constuon the permanent Government OF the Confede
rate States America he for holdag In sal siae the frat
election the House Of Repr ntAves In the Don
OonoeAte SAtes ndes Sad oonstuon tha be
such may desgaAted Lgstnre said ststs which
In ali re,peefS 3rtnE sad Con
law Of STATE then In force Tor that
provision by shah lave been Sde for saeh election
heretofore existing hen for the elec
ton members OF the House OF Representatives In the Congress
Of tae United S SteJ
Sec The sae Aisour shall be entitled elect thirteen
members - tae Of Representatives, the same beps hpon
The for every ninety thousand representative
populatoa, ana additional member for fraction over
the ratio Aforesaid under the the United
akeR In Eighteen Hundred and sky md being the
represent kea the original sseS Ia said
Constitution fOy p aAuent GSyesnment.
Aturoyel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24

RESOLUTION OF I5T4y0R GENERAL ~ m STERLING

A RESOLUTION or THANKS rJMAJoR GENERAL sTERLING
PKICE AND TO THL OFFICERS AND soLDIs rs UHDsR HIS
COMMAND, FOR GALLANT AND MfRIrJRtOU5 CONDUCT
IN TdE PsESEST WAX.
Resolved by Congress Of the Confederate States Of
That the ha ts OF The people Of the Confederate
sny and hereby t,ntc MAoTGenerasie
Ing Price and he Aisscut Army ind his ommAnd the ga
they hay spAyed Throughout their serce In the
present aad especially for the skill 70 tude and courage
hi gained the brill ant achievement NJ LeNrg:,n Mop
resulting the twentieth dA OF September lA the rdae
othAi and e surrender OF the ene Federal Army
tkere employed.
Be Resolved, ThAa copy Of tbs Resolution be com
the Preden 70 General Price, and through HIN 70
the Aruy thea under h!s conmand-
Approved, Dec. r 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
NO. as5l

A RESOLUTION FOR TIE RELIEP or TIE "LUMDERToN
GUARDS" (ooMPANY D. )sICosD BkGIhkHT NORTH CAR
OLINA VOLUNTEERS.
WhereAI that the Company ofvolurteer knosn A
moAny D. ofhs Second Of North CAOiA Iolunteers
wells Point Nrx nA (hAvins been organized
prior AdmoR fe state OF oTth Carolina Into tne OOn
iederacy the PERIOD month, only and has
srsoneousy enrolled for the period Of twelve months
Rye the Congress OF the Confederate States OF Am ricA
the Pe!deni be- aad he hereby authorized oschargs
Company the Of sE nonhs from the period
they mastered the Of North
Carolina according the OF their enlistment Aforesaid
Approved, Des. 8, ls6l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
ACT TO DIVIDE THE STATE OF TEssrssEr INTO THREE


Sec The Congress OF the Confederate Sat OF Amercs DO
That the state Of Tennessee shall constitute three judicial
rst 10 be the RNseri Middle and Western Dis
tcs the territorial boundaries Of which shall these
designated by e laws OF the United States beore the separation
Of said Sta from the Union
Sec 1here ths be, heretofore District Jndge f she
whole whose duty shall Se hold two tnu Of h Court
every year each ofsad vi ions Dstr the times and
places Law at the time the State withdrew from the
UDted.
Sec be duty Of the President Of the Confederate
Stats app lint marshal Aad attorney, for each Of said Dis
tdcls
Approved, Dec. IL, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
AN ACT To PROVIDE FOR OERrAIN oFRIoRRs OF THE
REVENUE SERVICE.

Congress Of Confederate States Of America do eras
TNA Pre- dent hereby suh rIsd, In his dereilon to
poy VII officers n the Revenue
service the United stes bu, who resigned Ia Of
the 81 either Of thess who nay have bean
moved C5e OF TIE adhesion the Confederate
States any the6 In such naval military service
the rteur and such saary he do
termne provided II shall TIE which the oee
up'oyed entitled to receive roa the United States
Approved Dec -, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24

Az ACT TO DETERMINE TIE NUMBE2 or AEMBEas THE
STATE OF KESrUo " sTALL BIZ sSItTLED TO HAVEN
THE HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES or THE CONGRESS OF
TdR CONFEDERATE sTATRS AND IN RELATION TO TEE
ELI ZION AND RcTURN3 THERE0F.
Cuox The Congress ~ The Don tsts sAtes Of America
enact That the State sntuky aA be entitled TO have IN
the Representatives. OF the Congress Of the Confederate
States, tweve BeubeIG.
trc 2 These members shah be elected ts the
ne Gad the pl which have been, may hereafter be,
serbed by Leyaure Of tho State subject tie provisions
Of the Consultation OF The Confederate stAies.
tEc perJoh elected IhA be eened by the Governor
Approved, Fec. 81, 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
CNr. slT.)
REsON rIONs RI LATINlt TO MLRlLkN

whereas The state MAylsnd has suffered the
Whh impsed the Confederate States 10 withdraw nom the
Untei stAts and Atey asroAted with these stA bV
geographical uitlou By mutual interest, by mAiiy " Inst
u ms ana rnduiiag Sentiment q reciprocal Auiiy and .
aad vhsreAI Eeyed that large mIjory Of the go
pe pie Of Maryland earnestly desire their stse With the
Oon States desire which owed TO exit BY the
yiolsnt IAordnA Aad tyraunlc u employed ey
enemy reir ain The express thereof and the
o. The United stse by impssonng msnb RS q the
OF Mary Aad by 40 shiug powerful arnes OF for
egn troops wth hst and aong ders ar by
Sas armed free f'sedom Of speech and OF cleo
ons prevented people ami cir representatives frem
aiop the po, ta connection waeh they prefer and In re-
yeage her preference has inf ced upon tn ousgs
established hem regn desp os and whereas to-
rsioa Of MArylAld to this onederaon will be mutual
6.A aud essential 10 tbs Integrity and security OF the
Confederate Unl'n Be Il therefore
Reoly ID By the Cong OF the Confederate states OF
Ane lea SAT riaEs Il the good people Ct huy nd,
oppre sn Of erce ofcund npa,hy
speedy and efficient exeronI part for
the ieL
second the SCre OF this Government by appropriate
fAct,te the Of MAylnd with the free
consent Of her ,ople, to the Confederate stStes
Third peAce roncladed with the United
stes which does not TO Maryland ae opportunity Of
iormlny part q this O rfs1er- ~.
AppsO, ed Gee.2l, 1861.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-24
Mo 9O3

Az ACr TO AUTH RiZc THE APPOINTMENT OF cHIEJ BU
GLERs Avn PxlNCIPAL MUSICIANS TO REGIMENTS IN
THEPlOvISIONAL AMY.
TIE ooagre, Confederate States Of Aecs do enast
That he Pcsiest b. and Re h hereby authorize TO appoints
Chief Bue paclpa hucsn, sseodns " corps, TO each
Regiment L Provisional Army,
Apfroyell.; 10, ISL.