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The national Republican., 1862-05-26
TUsT LOOK At THIs!-wHo ~
y WANTS A PLEASANT H0MEi5The /
undersirned oden for SALE or RENT his

lust LOOk At THlgLWMo ~
d WANTS A PLEASANT H0MEETh
undersigned ofsn for SALE OF RENT hi.
plsee, Known q GROVE COTTAGE, IN the Ilfsl
village Of Falls Church, Fairfax county, Virginia.
II y % The Aisxandfia sAd Lsesbusg turnpiks, and
within few minute walk Of the depot on thu Al.
ersndris, Loadosn and HampsAils railroad, ab0at
5 miles from Georsetown, Q or from Waahington,
and from Alexandria. tL.. - ...,.-..
The place contains soma ten acrss Of ohoios land,
ln aood cultivation, with meadow, pasture, plow
laad and garden, N geod propositions. Also, about
sixty bearing pesch trees variety Of young apple,
apFices psas, plum, shsfry, aad qaines tres aDo,
goosebsrfies, rAspberries, strawberries, ourraub,
shrubbery and howefs.
Grove C,ttage stands In . beautiful grove Of oak
and chestnut with some svefgrsens, and b conve-
nient In every respect, and In good condition. has
first rate cellar and well q sood water BY the
Convenient 70 ths house large c.Irsss, barn
Poesstsion can b given inmsdiatsly
II. W. READ,
First Comptroller's Once,
Treasury Department,
nv e-tf or at ia2 Ninth street.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

ACADEMY OF mUSlC,
No. 2ss, Pssyspaia Apasa.s, Sssk SD, basssn NaAA
dsd 7etA sveeta
Every evs,iss, invariably nss
Free Con Ce rt.
embracing selections from ths best olasso music, and
the most popular OPERAS, rendered In better style
than IN any olhaP American eoacelt saloon. A
The celebrated Italian Singer,
sloNoR ANTONIO TiBERTlkl. gA I4
Prima Baritone from The st. Carlo Theatre, at Ma
pies has been engaged, and viii assist the ent rtan
inent Of ths evening with tho finest Melodies and
Songs ever produced IN this city. '. q"
The gaes6 and tbs public are Invited, and nay rely
upon having every comfort they dearS. In addition
% the hnesf music In Washngton, they win obtain,
o. call from tbs attsstivs attsndAnts, decdedly the
'Oasosn constantly In attendance 70 - COCA
oeder. 40. ... ..-i.,i.
az sit HENRY ROSENTHAL, Propr.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

10 LOOK ~ Youse ASb BEAU BsAGrffTE fFTE' AAD1 -
y foa may cetain . hanAss0s eooplsxioa, sxsnpl
ftcm Pinplss, B!otohs:. % b u. 6 Dr. rumble.
" Pi.pls Baeishsr pses 81 ~ bottle. Sent By
Oncs No II WsshfagteA Building, Psansyivspia
avsl.e corner o. Ssvssth stfsst, WSshins.os, d. q.
nyN
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
CHEAP NEWSPAPER AND PERlODa-
" CAL DTORE.

" CAL STORE. IT.
JOHN G. PARKER Ersr-..u
Having peim snently estAblshsd his plaes Of bld.
ness st No. s7s street, epposits the Patsat O6ss,
Baltiaore pspsn, inUediassly M thsir arrival, aad
In con:squsnss Of the large nHmeer solA daily, b
has rsduced the psioe TO THEE Csas per copy.
The New York Herald, Tin0, tribune. cd
World are ready for delivery Ct o'elock, r. n.
the Baitlmots 9u., CLIPPER. Ansr!cas. and New.
and Inquirer at 10 O'Clock A. N. The trsas yil b.
supplied With the sbove papers % The mest liberal
terms and at the shortest notioe. All ordeu, 10 ~.
oeive attention, must b accompanied with tn
Ths New York papers are fur.ishsd md delivered
to subscribers for Bs cents Per meath .
From bis long experience 10 the newspaper bust
nes he promises 70 give entire sstisfaotioa TO oil
who order from him.
All the Magazines, Pictorisla, and new Novels -
ecived - soon ~ publshsd, which hs sells at thu
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is for s.ls every
morning. at os'olook. ny 1S-1m
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
Future DAY9s

OovERNNMNT ssLu or CATTLE lAPasIql
NJ PUBLIC AUCTION .1s isL bssrsio
Several hundred STOCK CATTLE will b sold a
q he ~ dsZ of Jss. :! y oeless q ns Gcy
bar 81 fss Miieh Otws Win calves Ihe Osss walsqBs
Be sold siugy. .. A. BRCKWITH, ,y,,pIo
Mays t1.E4 ra. 4. r.r Aajoe 9. .fq
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

ClTTH WARD.FIRST PRICiNCT. :
y Notice b hsssby svsa that, . soefoynlty 10 the
peoyiee9 Of TIE skartss of ~ city Of Wsshletsn,
Jgss nsxt, ss he Psblie BsAooihosss, corner of d
sesst eo1th and Seventh street east, for Mayor 70
ssfvstwo years, ons member Of the Board Of Alder
Bos{ q Comsss Council % ssrvs oes year, tsr "a
! Polls ossn at 10 m, nd sless q Ina. NJ.
fgrFG1 frn JOsEPH walsh,
Ga cola r,#sa 81 II. =. AAkKS, 's.r II.
: NJ % In. ~ fIH-1'- N1I Cs0nlsioasn
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,AsTs OoNOBRT.

VOCAL CoNODRT.
The ehildrsa Of ths h, ~ part ofths lss District
Primary Schools, take great plsesure in annouAong
ANIMAL MAY CONCERT,
'dnter the direction o. thstr nssio teacher, rrof
Daniel, on sAN NiA n tt W t|
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY nth,
AT THE SMITHyONLAN INSTITUTION,
y ar Conmsnoins a 71i O'Clock. t.r "a.
Tho Piano used On the oeoasion hss been kindly
fsrntshed b.. Nj Ella, aad will be presidsd at BY
Prof Parkhurst. ~ 81 urtea7- my 26-2t.
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AUCTION SALE.

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Eos6ai 4 s66i1iiEH sJHsSlHSas' sHasE q, Ssy sEaH.sEE:5T
s ssss: s: y...s. &: 8 r. ss.: s =: levied
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:ss e ssss GO. : ar
" s,-asIts 2 H1hS y'zz5tAeeAAuo
BxSycyAshsis sxhs' 81 ecSsS:sss6
...e g. s;!s:.. M & f:sS q Sss sAssl6 snlg
Ros e !. aoNpxr osSe Ny S:sh. ios Of Hay sos.
So os:S u oos..s::ss - sssf fssz bob IfaiiHs'a
- b 'snrd 17nWAIhhl ~ lh1A1ks4s& 1as..4& x,na5
RKIanEE. HWIl.!A.l; 1s.tss.Sy...
ssosse se % Is. -. dsy q H.rsS ite, s. zi.ssa
4: M Ss; "a s!is; I: s: =: S; 4 :s:sss: !: .
IN Eli ,'s :. 'isin pSsie Hsss Hsso:s 8: prs.:
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sad NE rsn.ind:r ls thrse sq.ai nsalnent, q d.
sas 'sn;sss sses sss y g:
=; 60 e: Ss Psrsa,:sT @ e s'Ssr; r ~ Y d:i:s wos
s Within tiss @ ssys ss.ss g i. ss AZ rsro .d,
ssys The right % rsss a he esst ssd rsf q u,
ooHnEEEgSs sEHES Wit. WfIE.inss. EIs;s:'
.pn-s..S IaaaA LAssss.....
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

FoRD'S ATHENEUM.
FOR TWO NIaaTs ONLY. r. tv,.
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Nay 2s, 70.
Co.twhalk and Brlgneli's Italian Opera aud
CONCERT COMPANY.
MICS CLARA G:SSi ESSiSa 4 KELLOGG.
ao11s'HA11's 's.rasoLr. ,
The public srs rsspsetfully informed that two
Grand 'Comhinatioa Psrformsnoes, embracing the
80 vocal And insRunental talsat IN the equstry,
viii take plsos on ....f.. ..-a. - J..
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Nay Is, %.
On Wednesday. the celebrated rrin. Do.na,
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG,
Wsshius'on, IN Dooi,etti's dsfsStfsl Opera,
La NsIta del ReSStnsess0.
The srsst success, which she has Invariably met
si sPsss ss &.
oosquesd for her upon the stage Of America.
Mis- KELLOGG, In the rpie Of. Marie
~ BRIGNoLI as........ Tonis
AUS1sI ss..... .Sulpiso 0
Mis- CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG will dus, q,
the conclusion Of the opera, the oelsbrated Clara
Loulss Polka, composed sxprsesly for her BY Sig
kuxio.
Mr.. L. N. GOTTSCHALK
will on this occasion play a.u. ..
/ Tsntssis d Brsvurs Jerusalem, composed By
himseM
IT. A Etuds Of Chopin In r MiAor.
b, valse di Chopin In A Flat.
III (For the first time) Fantasia on BAllo In Mas.
ohefa, composed By himself. '...
Musical Director and Conductor. or........Slg. Nuaio
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Orohestrn and Balcony 6eats'. ats'..................No
Dfsss Circle and Parquette. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lW
euly SiTule.. ~
PnvAte B0xgo.. ...........,.-..,...,...l0 .l0oo
sea1s aaA Boxes for either night can BE- secured
withoue extra charge, at netzsrott's Musio Store
oomuoneanR o. Tuesday at Q D. m. ...
Tns Franz ussd b NJ, Gottsehalk Is from the eel
shfstsd manlihetory Of Nsssss. Chisksring 3 Sens,
OafHURsDAY. second and last Opera hight
sI5-g LA FAVORITA. q -
Madame do LUSSAN -. ..Lsoaaa
~ - .. H.f. H i. J.. A. Z u Z !
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M. - AnaA-

DR.. - hlse. ~. ...4rr.
Dr.. White IL doing an immense busiuees. In this
city the patronage extended 10 him u Increasing
With great rap.dity. AZ . Chirepodit he hes no su
.perspr Ia this country.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
cTANL e Y 4 O 0 ATS
- GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIoNS r.. q
The Great Southern Rebellion!
ST.AN'LEr 4 COT.AJvT'S
Great Historic Painting Of the Principal SeeAes and
Incidents Of the War for the Preserva-
i ton Of the Union,
will open In ...,...
Odd Fellows Hall,

This comprehensive and national work was CON-
mSpced In iesu than six months after the breaking
out OF ho,tiiities and has been in steady progress
and Consnt have devoted their entire energies and
skill asstsd By large eorDs of the btss srtts =
the country
make this work Whist It purporn to be-a complete
pictorial history Of the grnat rebellion T.f,Et
In II are comprised not only spirited and elaborate
ten, but also many ingenious and surprtspg me.
cfanical eects never before successfully attempted
In works Of this kind; such - the Dcve1snt Of
vstsrs the naval battle in Hampton Roads, 30, Se.
may y
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

Brazilian Pebble and Perisoopio SPECTACL ES,
and EYE-GLASSES, mounted ia Gold, Silver, fine
Steel or Tortoise Shell. ~ 'ma'
. FIELD GLASSEB. va
MICROSCOPES,
f. san - oPERA GLASSES,
NATHEMATlCAL.s suRyEYORs, AID
d. PHYSICAL 1hSTRUMENTs,
q SrxlEoscoPns aud VIRws or PUBLIC .a
w -'a BUILDINGS ScunsalEs md GHourns, .
. At the Lowest Easssn Prioss.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26
ssspsnsssa o The P.sais sshssi szsr-

The exercises IN III the public schools Of this
otty will be suspendsd Today, In order TO give
the pupils opportunity To- participate In thA Dc.
!ightful exercises Of the Sunday school osls.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

Ngesr WAnD-slpQ RenCMCT.
ssss S of Iis:s Is sk!essr \ Ws.SisS.os e o.:
s:s 4: b..s 3 ~: c.. e se =: ss-.:F 3 ::F
HiShteent4 - @ ststsee, ~ Mhyor 70 ssvs Two
yS3st S6r oes member q ~ BoaFa q Aidsr1se 10
- Couns to .srvs - yssF. nd IssscsCr 70 SSve
Two years for eaid ward 4 'TfIl'l -
M polls will opsn st Z: =. IN eloss .. p. M
SAMUEL eTOTT,
II. =. DORSETC, De, :
i1 my Do - Comnisslones
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Observation-Disclosures

~ !. T. !A!aeeg.!lS: : -: s.!S9SS, T. q =
Jsss Ssxt, ii Joha q. 6sssssS Caibssssr Shop,
frHt between Ninetssath aad Twsnteth stsSsts,
the Beard Of AlderHsn, q sSTvs tWo years, three
nsnaben Of tine board Of Connoa Council, to terve
oee year, and an Asessor, TO sssvs two years, for
iSs Dol POI. will opsx !, y - - sess 81 r. N.
i-T
difr
.. Syse a s1 csssis.;:..n.
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II yAslusasOH sKIRr 1AOrORY.

Dsyyoa oaa, U shost asis, HAks, pr Wssk, ffon
SbL Iss.hs, tor pssssslAr, st VI Seventh q =.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

nys s.,j . :. n.s.r Of rrs..po'ssao., bait
CArETY SPEED AND OOA10RT.
= r,a1F ra. FOR BOSTON, gl-
woRCEsTER, PALMER, vcds dTsLTcHBgRa.
WiiITs MOUNTAINs, AND ia- , .
TERMEDIATE POINTS.
-h THE new sad stauaoh steamers Of
II hs;y9 sE% 45ss Ms CITY InT. or ST 5S EoiS
P.9 fP No. 20, EofiS kisss, Sos x vssiis street
FOR NEW LONDON,
There connecting with The Steamboat Express
Irain for the above points, via Norwich asd Wor
eSster Boston and Worcester Worcestsr and Nashua,
and New London and Northern Railroads
Freight uken at the loWsst rates ..
f. s. MARTIN,
my Se.n 49, Agent, on the Pier.
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

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The national Republican., 1862-05-26

.fsii .fll 0 .abr
rob- 'ss9VO 'yt 10
The national Republican., 1862-05-26

The public ere rsspsetfully informed that tv
Grand Comhinatioa Psfformsnoes, embracing ID
be9 vocal and instrumental talsat IN the oQustry
win take plaos on 49,. '--.. " -
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, Nay %, %
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
Somewhat Singular.

The republican papers keep up a con
slant clattcr about the necessity of ignor
ing party lines and party distinctions
Well, with all their jabboring they still
keep up party lines.
The Democratic party at their State
Convention, adopted patriotic platform
announcing the hostility of that ancient
and noble old party to Disunionism in
whatever disguise it might present itself
Yet with this fact before them, the Repub.
licans call Convention and nominate a
State ticket, They call Conventions and
nominate comfy tickets and Congress
men ! And still they shout "no. party"
while they themselves by opposing the
Democratic Union organization are alone
for bringing about partisan
divisions.
With all the profession Of no partyism
made by the Republicans it is somewhat
singular, that no Democrat has been APP
pointed by the Administration to even
the pettiest civil office to be filled. Tax
Collectors, Appraisers, Drafting officers,
all the civil officers appoirted-come
from the ranks of the Republicans, yet
hey brazenly cry-"no party."--T Tfn
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
Democratic E0yaiGy.

The Chicago Times handsomely compli.
mcnts The loyalty Of the Democracy, as shown
by their efforts to crush the rebellion. Never
perhaps, in civil government, it remarks, has
so grand a spectacle been presented as that Of
tho Democratic party o this country coming
up unanimously to the supper. Of an admins
tation which came into power against its
wishes aud upon issues out Of which have
grown the troubles with respect to which this
support is given. The President commanded
this support at the moment he made the first
call to arms, aud it has never since been with
drawn ilom him for a day. IT has been un.
conditional as to the means to the great end,
only that thcy should be- constitutional, and
tina; tho great end should be held continually
in view. 1t has been as cordial and disintcr.
csicd ia tho press aud through all civil chan.
ncis as lofty and scl.sacrdcing and devoted
in the field. The Democratic party has fur
nishcd nearly two thirds Of all the soldiers
who have gouc to the war, and when the dran
shall come it viii furnish from its dccimatcd
ranks its fair proportion chccrfully. These
soldiers have COMO under the convictions of
duty impressed upon them by the Democratic
press, where all their lives they have been ac.
cultgmcd 10 look for guidance and counsel
The President owes more to the Democratic
press for the popular unlnmty with which it
has sustained him, as Wrll in times ofdisastcrI
az triumph, than to any othcrirducncc. when
this popular uuanmity has been impaired; if /.
has been by his own party press and his own
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
pcFnOcratic Convention for the
ESti Conversational District.

d
Delegates from the several counties com
prising the 1ith Congressional Dirtrict. me
IN Convention in Wooster at 10 o'clock. o
TUESDAY, 2d day Of September, and proceed
ed to perform the duties incubcnt upon them
Ihe convention having been called to order
Judge Pardce, of Medina, was elected chair
man. and J.J Jacobs, and H. d. Mcdowell
were appointed Secretaries.
On motion, the follow ing persons were cleo
tea wee Presidents; Jonas Priest, of Holmes
Jacob hiring, Of Waync D. IIolbrook, Of Lor.
alui and James johnson, Of Medina.
Moved by Mr.. Estll, that a Committee OF
one from each county be appointed to repo ri
| upon credentials, Carried.
| The chairman named the committee as fol.
lows ;Jno. French, Of Holmes; d. Holbrooli
OF Lorain; James Y. Pinkcrton, Of Wayne;
r.. y. White, of Medina; and W. S. Strck
lind, of Ashland.
Alter which the Conyantion adjourned to
meet at ! o'clock, =. NJ.
Com vention mot pursuant to adjournment,
at ! O'Clock, and was called to order by the
Chairman.
Mr. Estill, Of Holmes, offered the following
resolution, which was adoptcd
RcsOired, That in this Convention the rate
Of representation be one vote for each one
huhurGd votes, or fraction Of fifty or over,
cast for Hugh j. Jcwctt for Governor: which
coil
III '"'"'c Ashanl county 10 twenty VoteS'
20 twGn,y Two loraln 10 SIM Medina
NJ. ~, ~ ""u \" a!hc 10 'n"y'
Iccti ,'Ic" i,'o'CD''cu 10 '''c So
tI,. - VI GnnnIualo 'or congress- Whch
non. George Bliss was nominated by acclama.
ton.
,,,o va uioIloh, 'he loIo"lng committee, com.
I''Ou VI one from cacH county represented III
G BIZ OonIcnllo on, NP aPPo,h'eo MORN Mr.
,'''S" y. ms n"'h,1",9"' anu request ms APP
=, ,',ip pc'oTc tue ,'nFenllon' lanI VlVer,
" Nsnanui Jho' Hlnnerman' OF wayne;
'If man o'l'c"heIu, OF lloHhcSi ~ ioluOrOOk,
VI ,'oI"'mi ana D. y. Johnson OF Medina
'Iouoh was oH.rG9 ana adopted u APP
io'''' y, " C"hgreSslonni Cen,fa' COMMITTEE for
''le ensuing year. Inc following gentlemen
compose that Committee:
Lorgig.--Edward BovinotOn
Chanccy Wack,
lr.,y;., Goo w t.,
f,s Ir,n,sI,nn
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
nlgc nns "a riahi.o dout.o

Recently, We have heard it said, that the
"luiuisler has right to preach whatever his
conscience dictatcs.n Is this correct dccla-
that our Union should be dissolved, it is his
duty To preach it. llhc believes that the Ad.
mlnistratlon is wrong, according to the above
reasoning, ii is his duty to preach it. II he
don't want the war prosecuted, upon the
same grouuds lac should discourage oulist-
ments If the minister who is called by the
people, to preach the truth, love charity ard
good will to al mankind, has a right to
preach what his own mind dictates, why have
not the persons who employ him, right to
do The same thinS}
Tho fact Is, ministers should have no more
IigLt to preach treason, condemn our Gcncr.
a, and discourage cnlistmcnts than anybody
else, It is far more dangerous for them to
do it than 1t Is outsiders to do so, for so many
foolish people believe that what minister
says must be So, VIXEN ne isas lablo TO be mis-
taken ms any man living. We believe that
the minister should hr more pure moro like
CmiSt Than lac generally is We believe that
he should preach the Bible doctrine and let
politics go 10 politicians, at least on the Sab.
bath day. Ministers have rights. but those
ii hts are limited 10 Gods work and not
their own bclioyc as against the Bible, They
ave good men in their place but horribly
wicked and dangerous out Of II.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
Ahcnd Orail.l.c Rest

The Elyria Democrat thus gives the
statement in reference to applications for
exemption in the Abolition county of
Lorain:
The following figures speak for them
selves; The total lumber Of enrolled mi
litia in this county, after dcducting the
men in service up to the 22ult., is three
thousand seven hundred and ninety two
OF this number 2,203, have applied for
exemption up to 10 o'clock Yesterday,
and 900 exemptions have been granted.
The remainder, only aboutb, are expect
ed to apply before the 10th, as it is un,
dcrstood that the Commissioner will hold
his court for this purpose until that time.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
Restrictions lsccinnn.,-

War Gazette, War Department, Wash.
llngton. Sept. ;-lnstiuctons TO U. s.
Marshals, Military Commandants. Pro.
voSt Morshals, Police Officers, Sher-
ifs, &c;
The quota Of Volunteers and enroll
mcnt of Militia having been completed in
the several States, the necessity for tho
stringent enforcement Of the orders of the
War Department in respect to volunteer
ing and drafting no longer exists. Ar
rests for violations of these orders and
for disloyal practices will hereafter be
made only upon my express warrant, or
by the direction of the Military Com
or Governor of the State in whic1
such arrest may be made, and restrictions
upon travel imposed by those orders are
roscnded.
(Signcd) i. C. TURNER,
j dye Advocate.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
sale OF gscn! Estate by Order Of
Probate Court.

{ y me ilth day of October A. y. 1862, at ono
- O'Clock IN the oitcrnoon, on the premises will
be sold to the highest bidder the one undivided
thrd part OF the following real estate the prop
crtS OF Daniel d. Burger deceased, situate in the
county OF Holmes and state of Ohio, (supposcd to
contain one hundred and sixty acres more or lcss),
to-Wit; all OF the Northwest quarter of section
number tWenty-tour. township number eight. OF
range number four, with the exception of two acres
oil SAID quarter section with barn thereon be the
same more or or less sold the lst day of June
A. ID. lS'9 to Jacob ID. Miller. and bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning fourteen chains and forty four
INKS from tho North west corner of said quarter
on the W est line at stake, thence South thirty
tWnand one-half degrees East seven chains and for
a. INKS To stake, thence South fifty two degrees
W est four Chains and fnrty-fvc link. to post on
SaId west Inc! thence North one and one Fourth
degrees East nine chains and forty one links to the
place of beginning together with all and Singular
t"g nppnrtcpnpqes thereto belonging.
Terms OF sale: one third cash in hand on third
a one year, and one third in two years from tho
day OF sale with interest from date, to bo secured
10y mortgage on the premises
g. Isaac CIOCHSTETLER, Adm. of
Sept. II 'G2-w5plS4 81 Daniel Burrer doe
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11

lnasmuch as Republican officials have
seen proper to make no appointments to
office except from the ranks ar their own
party, sensible people have come to the
conclusion that their professions of no.
par'yism are hypocritical. And, added
to this, when they see disgraceiul pcrse.
cution, constantly kept in full blast, a
gonst Democrats for holding Democrat
opinions, they further conclude that it is
pretty near time for the administration to
doil its official robes, and make room for
honest men in its place. The sensible
people are about right.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11

Gen bASgs is loft IN command at Wash
ngton In the absence Of Gen. McCLrLL,X
We would infer from this that Gen. McC,,,.
Ian is making forward movement II Is
said there are at least 300. 900 men In and
about Washington.
All the hospital stores left at Centreyillo
ior the wounded aud sick Union soldiers Is
said to have been taken possession Of by tho
rebels aud distributed among their hungry
troops.
The New York Times ofTucsday saws Gen.
Mcdowell Is under arrest for treaso, If
true 1t is bad for CuAsE, since q en-. Mepovr,,
was one of his special pets.
The people OF Commerce, Miss, have do
iermined to prevent guorrlllas from firing ON
boats passing that place.
The telegraph informs us that Gen. Nc
OLrLLAN and Sec. STANTON took tea toocthe,
on Saturday evening. THIS is important
news MCCLELLAN and STANTON eating and
drinking together win appease the hunger and
queneh the thirst Of everybody. WealIGeI
more hopeful" NOV.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-09-11
Indian DcprcdatiouS.

ST, PAUL, Sept G,-Mayor Price ar
rived las. night with dispatches from
Fort Ridgely, Thursday, 4th inst.
Capts. Grant and Anderson with a
small party of Infantry ard Cavalry
were attacked by 250 Savages, Is miles
from Fort lidgely, During the engage.
ment the whites managed to throw up
breast works of dead horses and earth
and held them ont until Sibely came to
their relief and drove the Indians back.
Thirteen whites were killed and ~ woun-
ded. Most Of the killed are from St. Paul.
Before the engagement Capt. Grants
party buried So OF the massacred. One
woman had laid in the woods two weeks
unburied.
Capt, Vanderhook, commanding at
Fort Abercrombie, writes that large
Of Indians had apI cared around
the Fort and carried off all the Govern.
ment mules and cattle belonging to the
post. lie was compelled to keep his en-,
vrc force on guard all night, He also
says unless reinforcements appear soon
he will DO compelled to abandon the post.