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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Monday, he III dan Of At,a. 4. d. lse2,
ShcriE''s Sale.

NOTICE is hcfcby given Tat IN purfunncs 20 an
y order Of saie made by the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for the County Of II0me. Ohio,
at its November term, A. D. 1sGl, in cause In sai
Court wherein Peter Hammond az Administrator
II Daniel Hammond, dcccasel, is plaintiff and
Samuel y. Crawford Is defendant I will offer for
3alc public Auction at the north door Of tho
Court House, 10 the town Of Millcisburg, in said
Holmes County, Ohio,
On Tuesday, The lst dayof ApTi, D. 4. 1869
~ o'clock, p. w. Of said day, the following Real
Estate, lyi z and being in said COUNTY Of Holmtg,
Ohio, to-wit:-Ibe wc.t half % The north west
quarter Of section number sxtcoD, township thir.
teen Of range thirteen, oi school lands estimated
TO contain eighty Hcers. more Or loss,
ALSO,
the wost part u Tho east half of iic north wosL
quarter Of section number sixteen. township thir.
teen, " range thirteen. lined and bounded as fol.
lows tJ-wit: Recommending at the north west corner
Of said Half quarter section; thence south ono
degree. east one hundred and sixty pcrches to u
post at the south west corner Of said c-half
quarter section thence north cirnfy-uinc degrees
east twenfg g-twO perches and thirteen links to y
post tIeagc north one degree west one hundred
and sixty pcrchcs to post on the north Inc Of said
oue-hai quarter scctIoui thence south eighty nine
lcErCes, west twsntg two perchcs to the place of
beginning, cUnt0Inln- tweuty two md hity one
hhHdrcdfh acers Of land, ordered &, be -gid al
aforesaid a. the property ~ aail samuel y. Cruw-
ford. upon an order Of sale issued Dy s1i C9nYt
and to Inc diTccte ~ sheriff OF .ltl County.
JOHN :. NELSON, Sheriff.
Feb. q, lsc2-newjs5.,5.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Sad ard Fatal Accident.

VtstT lfVVTUVNT.
On Friday last the eldest son Of Mr.. Yos1
MILLER, of Walnutcreek township, met an un
timely death by accidentally shooting himself
The lad, aged Is years, went to load gun, whicl
unfortunately was already charged, placed hi,
foot on the cock and blew in the muzzle to see ha
the gun w~ clear, his foot slipped and the gur
went off the charge, of course, went into hi,
mouth and passed out through his right temple
producing instant death. He was fine young
man, and his sad fate weighs heavily upon hi:
afflicted parents. Let this be a warning tr those
who use fire arms. We are indebted to our good
friend Henry SHRocK for the above particulars.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
A Good Joke.

The soldiers will have their fun, that's sure. A
few days ago some Of the boys of the 10th Regi-
ment addressed letters to certain Abolitionsts in
the region round about Benton. Eighteen cents
postage was charged on each letter, and to the
chagrin Of the darkcy the letters contai2ed
nothing but hard army crackers. Thus saying to
these disunion, disorganizing fanatics: "Here is
whatwe are living on while fighting to redeem
the country from the horrors you have been instru
mental in bringing upon it, 1t was hard lick
but it was deserved.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Soldiers Relief Fund.

AuDIroRs OFFICE, HOLMES, Co.. o.
Millirsburg March -, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given that the soldiers relief
~ fund provided by the County Commissioners
of Holmes County, Ohio, is about exhausted and
tho said Commissioners ordered at their March
Session lsc2 that when all persons who have been
drawing from said fund are paid for the present
month Of March, no more allowances or payments
from said fund will be made until further ar ange-
mcnts,
JOHN WEITMAN, County Aud itor.
By Order of the COmmis ssioners.
Morrh (ntN3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
OFFICIAL.

TnEAsrRY DEF RTMISr, Feb. 4, W.
TJoLnrRs or BONDS of the United states dated
IL August 10, 1867, and pay hhle tnree year a,er
80 40 herahy notified that provision IS made for the
Of the Coupons OF semi annual Interest when
+ same due on the 10Th Instant in COIN agrefale 10
~ ~ ,onnr nv the Treasu er Of the United States at
NJ sbtngton or by either Of the Assistant Treasurers
AT New York, Boston, ard Philadelphia .,...,,..
All such Coupons, together with schedules snoNIhs
,hs nnmber and amount oi each Cournn and ne az
rregate sum Of each parcel must he ryeIsnleh 10,
examination and verfcatlon at least three fH hSs0''
lays before Paym nt IA cuAsr
Fab " 1so2-nlw3 Secretary Of tue Treasury.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Matrimonial.

During the month of February the Probate Judge
issued Marriage lincenses to the following named
parties, to.wit:
Alfred w Crawford and Sarah J. Bggs; Levi
Grant and Rebecca Grille, S. c. Thatcher and
Barbara Turney; John Swinehart and Sarah
Hudenot; Charles Genet and Amelia Saunders
David Sherry and Sarah ]. Summers; Ferdinand
Schneider and Elizabeth Scarr, Curtis Downs and
Frances E. Snyder; Adam Miller and Mary Arm.
burst; Richard Miller and Mary D. Uhl.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
In Town.

IN TOWN..
JOHN E. Koch is in town with fine stock of
Spring goods, which he proposes to sell at very low
prices. Call and see them. Advertisement next
week. CHERRYHoLMEs is also offering great in
ducements to buyers. His advertisement will
appear next week.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20

Look Out.
BEN WADE has bought up 4G mules, which are
quartered in the State House, at Columbus. lie
will need them but short time and then they
will be disposed of on easy terms. Government
contractors should look out for speculations. The
mules are false, baliy and not worth a continental
but that's the kind government buys. Most of
them, we learn, have been crapulaIed.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Good News.

GEORGE REED, of Nashville, is now, and will be
until the 10 of April, selling goods at cost. This
Is rare chance for those who want good bargains
Give h:ncst GEORGE call.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Executors Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersisnned
~ has been appointed and duly qualified as -
ecutor of the estate of Jacob Abcrtson etc OF th'
county of Holmes, deceased. ,,,., ,,,,T,nxA
March 49, 1862 tniw9
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
A Change.

The time for holding the primary election in
Prairie Township has been changed to Thursday,
April the 3rd.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
GREAT B ARG AIN s.
fy-
DRY GOODS!
III
MULVANE'S EMPORIUM


VII Vtcri AT EEDJCkD IElCb3,
L.iDIEs DRESS cooDs-
Plan and Fancy siil., French and Ea,i.h M-f.nos
Plain and Figured DeLanes, Aohsirs, Csslnercs. ca.
b"rrs, &C., sold cheap AZ MCLEANEE
CNE HUNDRED PIECES--
Scotch aud Domestic Gughams, scil et q : lr,-es
PRINTS
Fran, 10 to 10 cent per yaribsst Prtt, st 10 aeuis-
wHITE c0obs- " ~ w"
canJrcs, Jseone,t' Bishop Lawns, svl., &C.. eheap
AtMULyANEs.
sHAwLs-
Bro.he long and square, Wooden, N,rloo, a.d va
rey u other s!les, 70 be sold at tr.s'lg te9geed
prices NULyANEs
CLO.7Rs-
Ladcs' Grey and Black Cloth clssks bate, styls,,
viii be sold al reduced prices, Al NJLvANE's.
MCgLTS--
Brown and Dleasheigood brown rnu.l 70, u y cts.
At NULvANE'a.
moor SKIRTS
Atoat wagon oai Ju', r-ccly RI, and viii b. sold
cheaper than the same can b. bought ,i,,Th'r, T.
Ho0Ds, 10BIAs, GhoyEs, HOSE, &c, -.
MEMS WEAR
large stock Of Broadsigth, Doe,rin, and Fsnc,
Ca'sinerss ycsnFs. Sa'nett,, Jeans, Tweeds, Farne
'"1 "''"'''' '''''"''' DC '"'1 4: iMtTRl,vAyEs
HATS .9yD CAPS
The largest and cheapest stock in oan Cell AMI see
A.MULyANE's.
/ B0OTs A.7YD SHOES
AnFs stock Of Boots sad Shoes G1ss2:I a2 eyer
QUEEESW7RE-
set Of a pieces, best white Granite Ware. $40
/ GROCERIES,
/ Good Sugar at 10 c,at' per pound,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Money, Money.

The boys of Oapt's SPANorER and TANEymLL's
companies have recently sent home to their friends
$5,6OO. Other companies have also sent money,
but we have not learned the amount.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cleveland q Pittsburgh R. Fe

Cleveland a. Pittsburgh R. R.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
To take effect Monday, Nov. 4h, 1861. Trains
leave Cleveland daily, (Sundays eXceptcd) -
$3.50 A. II. Mail-Arrives at New York l0:45 A. Phil.
adeliphia $40 A. NJ; Pittsburgh 4l0 ?. NJ
Wheeling GAO p. NJ; New Philadelphia goo
PM
3;4O p. NJ. Representatives, at New York - p. T.;
Philadelphia 1850 P NJ; Pittsburgh 1000 l..
NJ; Wheeling GjD A. NJ.
Both trains counect at Hudson TO Akron and Millers
burg
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New Yo'k, (via
AIeutownD without change.
B5-Flrc as low as by any other line
ES- Through Tickets can be procured Mt the Union
Ticket olce, Weddcl House, at the Depot or at Euclid
street station.
J.N. MCCULLOUGH, supt.
F. Il. MYERS, G. I. Agent.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Admins traitors Notice

NOTICE is hereby given that, the undersigned
" has been duly appointed and qualified as Ad'
minstrator Of The estate of Daniel j. Pcrkey late
VI ii0''H'' 'oN''''' w, +. CRAM
Feb 81 ls62-n2w3s. Administrator.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Notice to Teachers.

rHIIE Board of School Examiners within and for
l. the county of Holmes, will hold meetings for
tho examination of applicants as teachers of
Common Schools in the town Of MillersburS
On tho 9th and 22d of March and on the 9th and
10Th Of April, 1862.
ROBERT JUSTICE, Clcrk.
Ech 20 lsGotf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20

ho wei gotten up I can not help it, make
no literary pretcusious with my good wish.
as to you and all the good people Of Holmes
county,
Remain Truly Yours,
NJ. NJ. SPE1GEL.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20

lnlots number flftynine, sixty-Tour zixty-fyo and
seventy, IN George p. Livens bergcr's addition to
/ the town Of lI0.mesylle holmes county. Ohio,
Ordered 70 be sold as the property VI Oliver On
ner. Terms cash.
JOHN ). NELSON, Sheriff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE IS hereby given that ahaiised ahe sdminis.
rotnr H of tbe estate OF barbara Levengood dec d.
late OF Ao1nes e""H''' 'piETER LENHART,
uor.b . ,sea-p7w3- Administrator,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
Itcn,Ovat.

TuJRsDAY, - MARCH go, 1909.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20

LOCAL srD MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-03-20
NI-ll
ShcpiH',s Sale,
OLIyEE BosEr .tnl.

IDA VI. LlvENsBEEG ER, Aumil. H'ratrix of Emanuel
Livens berger, deceased,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Esw York Market.
lRRoRTEp yOR TBr ONO sTATuxAH ]

lRkR0RTKp Hoh TBk OHIO bTATkthM
NKw YoRK. Jan, g.
COTTON --FIrmeri sales Of 900 mites At $50 for mid
dlin5 upland.
doing for export and home sumponi sales Of 1900
barrels at IS 5085 IS Tor supeIne state; IS 70DS 80
for extra stae s5 5O5 65 for uperne westsrn e5 10
as Us for common 70 medium extra westerni % 95
@6 90 for shipping brands extra round hoop OHIO;
S6 1895 rs for trade brands. Market olosng dull
and dec iping. Canadian -four may be quoted shade
Sos s S. % .Sps Sp:9Ss S IS for S to
RYE FL0UR-ouist and steady sales Of $50 bbls at
S3 5O44 25. .-I
oOkN MEAL-Qus, and steady; sales Of 800 bbls Jsr.
WHisKY-Marbet Arm; sales Of 500 bVrrels at Q49
24Hc, nearly all at the inside price.
WHEAT--Dull, but only limited supply Offering,
holders disposed to submit to aDy lower prcesi
sales Of $500 bushels Chicago spring 3O 1900 bu
amber Iowa at 81 49, delivered; $500 bu wner red Bssl'
ern at 81 ~ and 1000 bu amber Kentucky at 81 -.
RYE-Unchangod; sales Of $500 bush at 63gS5c
BARLEY-More active; sales OF $500 bushels state
at e5990ei l0,OOU do California at75c.
BARLEY nALr-sales OF 90 bushels at previous
O0RN-Dull and about 10 loweri sales Of $4,000 bush
at 64c for mixed western Ia store including small par
eel at 63Si CSC for deversd and 70 for while, both 10
arrive.
oATs-MOre steady at 4l@4aKc for jersey, Canada,
western and state. ID.
PORK-Oontinues steady with fair business doing. -
Sales Of 1900 baels at S2 Oo13 90 for mess including
10 900 bbs deliverable from the 10th to the 20h Of March
at SIS, and 90 s099 so for prime.
BEEB-Rules very quiet with sales Of $50 barrels at
st9l so for county primei s5D5 so for country mess
Sl09l2 for Iepaoked mess and ol3 759l4for extra
mess a.
PRIME MESS BEEP-DuIl- With sales Of lou nsrces
at s2i&e2.
BEEF HAMs-Inactiye at oi4 e59l5.
OUT MEAT5-More active. +
BACoN-sides arc very quiet and the prices slightly
favor buyers saee Of 700 boxes 7c for city short rib
bed middes. and 7Ho for do long clear.
HoG5-Dressed, at the close were little hrmer; Hales
at S44 2k for WESTERN the latter an extreme price,
LAkD-More Aoive but prices without decided change;
sales Of 1881 barrels at 7k@sHo,
vaBUTTEk-sesrcely 80 nrm with sales at ll8l5c for
Ohio and 1692lc for state.
OHEEsE-Dulla at 5KB7c.
ooPGEE-Ths market for Rio is more active and
firm. H
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
Virginia oonvent,on. /.

wHEELmo, Va /. Jan. 81 I'm the Convention
to-day Mr. Bottells, Of Ohio county, offered the
following propositions relative to slavery In the
new 6tate: No slave shall be brought into the
State for permanent residence after the adoption
Of this Constitution. ALI children born Of slave
parents In this State on and after the 4sh Of
July, 1866, shall be free, and the Legislature
may provide BY general laws for the apprentice
ship Of such children during minority, and for
subsequent colonization. e2
Tue above propositions were referred to the
committee on General Pfovisions, which com-
mittee probably will report some time this week.
ltis not expected the committee will report any
provision Of the above character, the majority
being ayerse 10 the confederation Of the slavery
question, but whenever that committee make
their report, a proposition embcdying sentiments
Of. free Slete med will be brought forward, and
will be, from the present Indications, hercely
oontested. Afsss - ss'ti
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
The RichmOnd Dispatch ON tho Bat.
lie In KenIuckV,

FORTRESS MoNRoE, Jan. 26.-The Richmond
Dispatch Of Friday shows that the rebels are
much perplexed at their defeat in Kentucky.
The Dispatch says that we regret to say that
the report Of the Federal victory In Kentucky,
oonveye ed to US on Wednesday night through
Northern sources, Is more than confirmed by in.
teligence received here at the War Department.
Il appears that our defeat was more decisive
than even the Northern accounts had led US to
believe.
The editor says that the disaster In Kentucky,
and the apprehension 1t has excited for the
safety of. our connection with the southwest,
through Virginia and Tennessee, and the East
Tennessee q Virginia Railroad, and the possi-
Bile interruption of our intercourse with the
South via the Wilmington b Welden Railroad,
by the Burnside expedition, direots attention to
the Vital Importance of completing the oOn.
nsction between Richmond and Dauyille, and
the North Carolina Railroad.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

QuARTERMAsrEa-G GEsEhAL's REPoRr. The su-
nual report of the Quartermaster. General for
the year 1861 Is before US. II is made by the
present Quartermsster.G Gen. George B. Wright,
who came into the department July lSt, and
from that time to October l5tb, had charge
only Of clothing, camp equpsge and trsnsporsa-
ton.
The report contains very full and careful ex-
hiblts Of the transactions Of the department
during the past year as well as Of its present
condition. The business Of this department bal
greatly increased since the breaking out Of the
war, and 1t has now become one Of the mos
important branches of our State Government
From Mr., WriEht's report, we Infer that It hal
at It's head an able and efficient officer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
Aouthern News.

AUGUSTA, Ca, Jan. 23.--A private letter re.
ceived from Charleston this morning says five
stone vessels we're sunk in the channel yester.
day. ea.s,s. atrqs5s l..
The Savannah Republican Of this morning
Gays the statement that Federal vessels had
gone up Broad river is incorrect. er.ea
! The Dispatch contains a statement that re-
port had reached Baltimore Of the loss Of Ave
of the Burnside feet in PAmlco Sound, and
that large steamboat, probably the Louisiana,
had been burnt. Thus IL would seem the re.
port had no other foundation than this seces-
slOn sheet.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

r The seventy.fit Regiment, Colonel Mo
Lean, LETT Cincinnati, on Saturday last, for
Grafton, Va. The men are armed with the
celebrated Enfield rifles. Fl
The following are the STAFF officers OF the
Seventy Colonel-N. g. McLeanj Lieut.
Colonel--R. A. Constable; MsjOr--Robert Rel
ly, Adjutant---G. W. Hopper; Quarternaster
H. B, Lacey; Chaplain--Rev. J. W. Weak
Icy; surgeon-Dr. - Hartj Assistant Sur
- Wilson. Success to the Seven
ty.ffth!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
Rebel Account of tho Somerset AT.
fair,

ANNDSA NANSSe>hA" SAAS SSSAAUAHON <AA1
FoRrRESs MONROE, Jan. 25.--The storm is
now over. ar Tt- s3te srR
Several rebel officers from Baltimore went,
by Gag of truce, to Craney Island.
A dispatch from Knoxville says Gen. Critten.
den retired to, and will make stand at Month
cello.
The Norfolk Day Book of Saturday has not
word about Burnside's expedition. An ex-
tract is given from the Newberne Progrels Of
Thursday last, which says taat up to yesterday, ,
Wednesday, we are not sure there is, or has
been, a single Yankee gunboat over the sWash
at Hatteras. .s,., 10 All +
The defeat In Kentucky is at last admitted.
The Day Book has q heading: Further Par
ticulars from Somerset--D Dis seter not as Bad as
first Reported--6,0 900 Confederates Attack ID,
200 Federels." The Pettrsburgh Express
|, sends " the following: When Gsn. CriItenden
began the attack on the enemy, he supposed
their number to be fifteen hundred, but alter.
wards found It TO be fourteen thousand. 20
Zollicoffer was killed early in the engage
meut. Gen. Crittenden was wounded, and Col.
Carroll took command and rscrossed the Cum.
berland Our loss was three hundred; the ers-
my's, four or Ave hundred.
Rutledge's and McClarns's batteries were
left on the field. 5.,.,.. .,..s ~.
| The enemy were repulsed three times, and
fell back to their Notifications, and they then
ouLhanked US. We lost all our horees, tents
equipments, and eleven guns, spiked or thrown
into the river saaa 81
Colonels Powell, Battle, Stain and Gum,
mings were wounded; Major Fobb was wounded
In the hip. Oar forces numbered six Thousand
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
Lo.n by the Fire m NOW YorK.

New YoRK, January 27.-The are on Fulton
and Pearl streets was completely extlnguished
this morning. The Fulton Bank building, at
the corner OF Fulton ard Pearl, Is completely
gutted, but the vaults we're found In good con-
dition. When the ruins were removed this
morning. the specie reserve Of the bank aud
considerable amount Of specie deposits we're re-
covered safely. The entire contents Of the
Of specie was stated at 100000. The sggre-
gate insurance is over a quarter Of million
dollars. fos. . lG
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
Fire In Bos,on.

BosToN, Jan. 27--A ere this moFni.g in
QUINCY Market, In the story over the stalls,
proved very disastrous to nearly all the occu-
pants of the market, by the flames, smoke and
water. Very few Of them were insured
Nourse, Mason d Co., dealers 10 agricultural
implements, were damaged $40. .OOOi fully in
sured The entire building, owned BY the city,
was generally damaged. Total loss estimated
at Sl00 900
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
sT. LOUIS.
TOLEDO.
Master Commissioners Sale,

,i ?: Neil; s.;s.,. As%,F I ..,,,. Ss Gamma, p,.,.
Esn Martin ct al.
DR. virtue Of an order Of sale to me directed from the
ID court Of Common Pleas Of Frapkiin county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court House In
the Oily Of Columbus, 0hio,, on ~ t..s.. :.
Thursday, January 3Oth, A. D. 1861,
a one o'clock P. M the following described real estate
sisuAs h The county Of fnllin aud STATE Of Ohio, 70
Bounded on the sssi and wss By an extension Of the
east and west lines Of Rtn street. u by Sugar alley
and south by Torn sest being sixty feet font Tom
street BY JSN feet deep, and situated II the city Of %
Iumbus, Ohio being the same property conveyed BY
John W. Baker aud 70 said Martin, BY dssa dated
April ]. 1855. .i-n Res es T
O. W. HUFFMAN, sherf,
and Master Commissioner
SS,,Ss.si,eS.S SS,Iss.s': 6. s'".
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

D' The Efty-6fth Regiment, Col. Lee, mum.
bering about nine hundred and sixty men, fully
armed and equipped, passed through Cleveland
on Saturday, en- route for Western Virginia,
probably to join Gen. Landers command. This
regiment came from Camp Mcclellan, near
NOrwslk, and at Cleveland took the G. & P.
road
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28
THE HARE FUND.

Mr.. Wilson offered resolution, which was
adopted, instruetipg the City Solicitor to take
the steps thai may be necessary to reduce the
property of Jacob Hare, deceased, to the pos
session Of the city.
Mr. Buttles presented the memorial of Mary
Hare, widow Of Jacob Hare, deceased, and
others, his sons, daughters and sOns-in.law. The
memorial states among other things that twelve
years ago the said Jacob Hare abandoned bis
Wife, Mary Hare, who sued him in the District
Court Of this county, which awarded hes an an
nuity of $500 aud the use Of the dwelling house
she then occupied, during their joint lives
Both these provisions wholly ceased at his death,
which took place on the 9Th Of December, 1850.
The said Jacob Hare died leaving fortune
of about SAL 900 in real property and Of about
$4,000 In personal estate. Byawill he devised
bis entire real estate, except small life anDu.
ity to person in no way related to either of the
petitioners, to the City Council for charitable
purposes, making no provision for the said
Mary Hare, and wholly diainherting his chill
dren.
Mary Hare and the other petitioners haYe In
stituted suits to assert their rights, and to set
aside the will upon the ground of the incapac-
iSy Of the testator, the influence Of undue
means, etc. The petitioners, to avoid the de-
lay and expense of litigation, propose COM
promise, and ask that their memorial be
referred to a committee with authority to confer
with them and report the result.
The memorial was referred to the standing
committee on the Hare Fund
Adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

TIE THEATRE. There was fne audience
sthe Theatre last night to see Uncle Toms
Cabin, and Miss Etlie Henderson as "Topssy."
To night, by universal request, she will repeat
her great national drama Of "Union Men Of
Old Virginia" which was received on Saturday
night with shouts of appreciation. She will
also appear IS "MadelAine." We hope to see
the Theatre crowded.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-01-28

" The Ladies of the Second Presbyterian
Church will hold Festival at the Lecture
looms in tho rear Of the Church, corner Of
Third and Chapel streets, on Thursday even
iug, 3O.b inst. Doors will open at To'clook.
Their friends and tho public generally are cor
daily invited to be present