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THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD.

The business at tho Navy Yard for tho last three or
four days has been Of an almost entirely routine charac
Several Of the vessels there have changed places,
vessels have beon dockcd and everything has been done
TO expedite matters as far as possible Tho late trouble
among the workman is placed among the things that
were, and matters now going on smoothly:
The Commandan. Of tho yard has issued the following
ORDER
From the 21st September to tho 23d Of March tho
at and on the Navy Yard with coors hosted, will be
guided by this (unless senior officer be presently in
ha uldng down their coiors. sL
II. PAUIDJNG, Commandant.
The ship Onward yesterday placed in commission,
W ith the following list Of oiicers-
Acting Voioluntesr Lieutenant Comrrandimg-J +.
Nckels.
Acting Master and Erecutiue 06icer-C. G. Slsson.
Aciing Mosters--J. Fl. Dill, II. J. Sleeper.
Acting Assstdnt GsTner--p l.. Bossett.
Acting Assistaas Paymaster-J. s. Allen.
Acting Master's Aate-J. H. Bunling, A. Hornsby, c.
Blanchard.
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THE NAV Y.
ARRIVAL OF THE JOHN ADAMS.
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ARRIVAL OF THE JOHN ADAMS.
The United States sloop ofwar John Adams, Coniman
der j. NJ Berren arrived at this port yesterday from
China where she has been stationed since tho early part
of 1859. The following is list Of her ofhcers:-
Cofnmander-J. NJ. Berrien.
Lieutnqns--J G. Beaumont, J. J. waddell, E. E. Stone
J. d. Blake, G. M. Blodgett.
iS,rgeon--P. Lonsdaie
Paymaser--H. r. Day.
Murine ONcer-D. N. Cohen.
Assistant Stupeon-B. F. Gibbs.
Captain's C1erk-J. g. Sankey, Jr.
Pdynaster-G. r. Watkins.
Boofs,cain-F. Saith.
Gu,lRcr-M. A. Lane
.Snilnsdker-A. w. Cassell.
Carpeauer-B. Robinett.
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Movements. OF General Rosseran,.

General Kosscrsns accompanied BY his Aid lieutenant
Kirby, lot this city At eight O'Clock last evening for
Wheeling, Va. He received despatch Iate on Friday
night from the War Department at Washington which
compelled him to curtal his visit and leave Immediately
for Western Virginia. He spent tho greater part Of yc
terday with his family At the residence Of his father
law, in West Thirty rst street. 10 whom his sudden and
unexpected recall proved severe die 1fhtment.
Major s. W. Crawford will remain n bis city for fow
days longer TO recruit his health which boen scrious
ly impaired during the last few months.
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Personal Intelligence,

F. D. Baker, Jr, Of the late Senator Baker, sailed
for California yesterday In the steamship Northern Light
General Scott visited Hobckon yesterday, ard dsnet
with f. A. Stevens, Esq Among those who called oihhf
the Brevoort House Con. Schenck Col
and Rev. DR. Potts.
j. L. Brsnt Of California, Is stopping at the New Yorl
Hotel.
Dr. Singleton and wife, OF Canada; J. N. varnum, o
Lowell G. G. Monsen, Of Connecticut; Miss lansing, OF
SYRACUSE c. H. Grosn, Of Dayton Ohio and E. William
Hotel
Lieut. Col. Oliver, Of Massachusetts, Capt w. A. Win
der, OF the United states Army q. j. Zarrey OF the
United states Navy; @. B. Donnison, Of Ohio s. Dim
mock, Of Illinois; .. H. McMAnners, Of Canada; J: H
MIA are stopping at tho Metropolitan Hotel
Dr. Towksbury, OF Portland, Maino Henry A. Page, p
D. Holmes, L. Pierce and W. T. Eustis Of Boston Nisa
lansing Of syrscass Charles ichasdson Of Philadelphia
dence, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Hon. L. Burrows, Of Albion New York; Judge Kilbreth
Of Ohio William Kidd Of Rochester J. s. Alien Of the
United States Navy L. c. Woodruff OF Buffalo; Aldermen
Crane aud Willis Of Boston s. H. Hammond or Albany
H. Hamilton and J. NJ Kennedy OF Philade phia and j.
aasr, OF Rhode Island stopping At the ST. Nicholas
Hotel
Hon. @. A. shaw, r. W. Tappan, Jr. and W. Page, Of
Boston Major Stevens and Captain A. d. Long OF The
United States Army Q. G. davidson and W: Anger, Of
mont J. A. Mead. Of Livingston county q. Ames, Of
Chcopee Il. Gaylord, Of Chicago j. Kerr, OF Montreal
and W. w. KAson, Of Havana, are stopping at the Astor
Dr. Charles Bell Of Danbury; r. Hastings and wife, Of
Orange, N. "A. B. stockwc, Of Cleveland L. Gilbert
D. Trowbridgs and James A. Tends ford Of New Haven
9. W. Sanford and 8. D. Cowe, Of New York; r. s.
Tweedy, Of Danbury; W. B. Canleid, OF Bsitimore r. H.
Shelton, Of Derby, and Charles H. Roosevelt OF New
Rochelle, are stopping at the Albsmarlo Hotel.
The following Americans were registered at Gun Co.
american Al Agency and Reading Room 10 Strand, London,
" u England. fov the week ending December % 1851
;; A. u Grey Miss Forrest, 8: W. Goodridge. VIM. J.
York George Fierce, Mrs. Pierce and Miss N A. Pierce,
Boston; Stephens u Timber, Philadelphia Miles r. Mar
DEDrs or THS MASSACHUSETTS CrnRs.-By the addresses
OF the Mayors OF the different cities OF
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Hon. Arr. rlv ana tho Richmond
FrisonsfSs
New Yosx, jan 4, 1861.

LION ALFRED Ely
DEAR sIn behalf Of ourselves md the friends Of the
members Of the Sxtyn regimens Of this city,
We beg that you will accept the horse noy under
the care of tho messenger who bears this letter,
a. . slight token in remembrance and appreci-
alton Of your continued kindness to the prison
ers at Richmond, many Of whom are very closely
connected TO either by blood ties OF friendship All
Of u.s. be assured have watched with pleasure, during
your long confinement the interest which manifest
cd by you In behalf Of your fellow prisoners and
while we heartily congratulate you your safe return
to your home and family, we would urge upon you the
acceptance Of this memorial Of esteem aud regard
not only for your conduct while at Richmond but for
yourself personally. Very truly yours,
JAMES CONNELLY & BROTHER,
For themselves and others.
RocHEMsR, Jan. 10, 1862.
GENTIExRS-1 have Just received your esteemed COM
muncaion, urging upon the acceptance OF really
munhcent gift in the form Of valuable horse In token
OF your appreciation Of my conduct and bearing while
confined as prisoner at Richmond. While accept,
cannot feel that deserve than any Of my
socates in misfortune this mark Of your favor; but do
in consideration Of the honor which you bestow upon
the slightest efforts Of any to befriend the afflicted
soldier MY endeavor has been TO discharge faith
fully all the duties imposed socially and politically
for which claim no unusual credit reward. That
have done this in ai my relations with those Of suf
fering countrymen confined with at Richmond do
higher reward than the satisfaction fouad in
my own heart am gentlemen, very truly and sincere
yours. ALFRED ELY.
To Messrs. JAMES CoNNsILY BROTHER and others
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MARCY RIFLES.

meeting OF the abovo organization Is called for to-
day (sunday January H. At three O'Clock precisely at
THOMAS Clark's HOTEL No. o4 Chatham street. It is
earnestly requested that every officer belonging to the
regiment since its first organization should attend
business Of the first importance will be laid before the
meeting BY Colonel Kavanagh.
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SWORD REPRESENTATIONS.

cap'sp D. R. Kieaer, Of Company A. First regiment,
Eagle Bril- de, formerly Of the Fifth Company, Seventh
.; .sr; @ elegant sd appropriate token Of s.tse con-
sstiis of beautiful eervice sword, sash and belt and
revolver. The presentation was made by the Hon.
dence Of J. W. Currer Qusitermaster Of the brigade.
Speeches highly complimentary 20 Captain Kehsr werc
made by Colonel Ulmsnn, QuartTmaster Currier, and
venth regiment New York vounteersS which were ro-
piled TO in appropriate and happy manner by Captain
KieAer,
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Married.

DAvIs-THoMrsoN. Staten Island, on Wednesday
January g. by the Rev. Thomas W. Pnnnett Mr. GEO. d.
DAVIS, Jr., to Miss LIZZIE THoNPsoF.
Mrrcus sL-DrssyBzsRY.-At White Plains, Wesschester
county, Thursday, January Q, Mr. JOSIAH s. MITCHELL
Miss NJ. LOUISE DusEsBERRy daughtor OF Daniel Dusen
berry, ESQ.,, all Of White Plains.
so,ixER-McMssN Son Monday, january Q, by tho
Rev. r. Walker, Ryb6LT soNaxR to Miss ELLEN MchN
Nus, both Yf this City. -
Hartford psr!fs r,sase CORY -----
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Henry Gebhnrd's Fencing Academy, 20.
Broadway Fourth street-Fencing with foIs broad
swords muske!s and sabre against bayones.
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A Pure Tobecco.-Yellow Bank Tobac-
co-Gocdwn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
pures for sale by all tobacco and dealers and al
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Patent Attorneys and Agents.-Charles
MASON late commssioner Of Patents has established him
ney. Rob W. Fenwick and Dewitt G. Lawrence, well
abishcd Patent Agents, his professional partners.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye-Thc Best In the
piled at BACHELORS wig factory l6 Bond street.
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MILITARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK.
THE TwENTY-EIGHTfI QRIsH) MASsACHU-
SETS REGIMENT.

W BosroS, Jan. II, 1852.
The Twenty.eghth Massachusetts, Crsh) regiment, Col
Wm Monteth will leave this afternoon for Fort Colum.
bus, New York harbor. It is 10 be attached to Gen.
Shields Irish brigade Ths regiment fully armed and
equipped for service. -.-ss-
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the best in the world Wholesale and rea and the dye
privately applied. No. castor House.
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A Beautiful Com lex nom n.-Inird's Bloom
of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving and
Identifying the plexion and skin. All druggists and 4Ss
krnad
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Marine Dianater.

PORTLAND, Mo-. Jan. IL, 1862
The bark Diligence arrived here yesterday from Carde
mas with the crew OF the British schooner Netue from
Halifax for Boston, The Neptune was abandoned on the
5th inst. in o sinking condition.
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LAW Notice.-The Undersigned have re-
general practice their profession No. lO2
Broadway. NELSON J. WATERBURY.
HENRY W. ALLEN.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalized Lotteries
and information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
10 Wal, street, up stairs.
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IIollowny's Ointment IL the Only Actu-
Al and permanent cure for Pies 1t has never failed in
The New York herald., 1862-01-12

Tusses Shoulder and DR. wadsworths Uterine Elc
vatora superior article No vescy street, As,or House
opposite tie church.
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The Prfvateer sumter.

Capt Alen Of the schooner J. p Roles arrived yester
day morning from Nevis, reports the prvatser steamer
Sumter was or Antigua December @; but tho Governor
would not allow her to onter the harbor.
Captain Edwards, Of the bark Nightingale, from Rio,
reports that the privatser Sumter was Off 81. Thomas
December "a, and landed OF her on,cers at that
place.
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Royal Havana Lottery. p
Prizes cashed and information furnished, by TAYLOR
CO., Bankers l6 Wall street, New York.
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The Highest Promiu ium Paid FOR Gold mt
THOMPSON BROTHERS. Banking onlce corner of Broad
way and Wall street.
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Markets.
PHILADEI.pUIA STOCK HOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1862.
Stocks firm. Pennsylvania State 5's 7o1z; Reading
Railroad, 1881 Morris Canal 36 Long Island Railroad,
1917 Pennsylvania Railroad ,3S. Exchange New York
at par lilo per cent premium.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. II, 1882
Flour quiet sales 900 bbls. Wheat 1rm sales 900
bushels; red 81 "a 81 49, white, 81 40 81 AS Corn
Arm: sales 5000 bushels at 6sHc. Lard, &c. Whiskey
firm at rs Nc. q 27c.
ALBANY, Jan. II, 1862.
Tho receipts Of hogs large There disposition
the part Of holders OF good lots press the market
Sses Of 500 head at &C. for Western and 4c 4c. for
ordinary to fair State.
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Important Fncts.-Consfant Writing
for months cheaper with Gold Pens than with
steel pens: therefore II is economy Gold Pens See
"The Pen is Mgher than the Sword" in another column.
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Ladies' Beautified.-Phalon & Sons
"Snow White Oriental Cream" imparts beautiful pearl
complexion upon the first application Sold by
adruggsts the United States Europe and South America
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Fire In Boston.

DtbfVNs Jeu. lUy 1904
The store Of =. b. Cutler Co., corner Of India and
Wharf streets dealers In drugs and paints was partially
destroyed by Ore this morning Loss s1o,ooo insured
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The Case OF the state Treasurer at
Albany.

Tho case Of tho state Treasurer deoidod to-day in
favor Of Treasurer Lewis, by Judge Psckham. Tho
Judge treats Lewis in ofce and peremptory
order 10 Mr.. Dorsheimer 10 deliver up the books and
papers Of the Office forthwith.
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EXTRA CLASS lo-January II. 1852.
go, IS, SO, 80, rs, 81, IS, 5S, 81, 8, 2, 20, Al.
CLASS B--January Ii, 1852.
Is, As, Al, 49, 66, 35 50, 64 53 r. II, g. &C. 80.
JOHN A. MORRIS a CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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D1Brs MASSACHUSETTS CrrIRs the addrasso.
Of the Mayors OF the different cities OF We
learn that tho actual indebtedness Of these municipalities
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Organization OF . Union rrerchants, M.
change I'm Sc. louis.
A"Unioa Merchants Exchange OF 81. Louis1 wss or.
Nnszcd here Today. One hundred and ffty firms on.
SsIlsd thsr nAmes - me mbers. w
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ncturn or Mayor Brown, OF Baltimore.
Co Fort Warren.
Bcsros, Jan. IL, 1862.
Mayor Brown, Of baltimore, returned 10 Fort Warren
soday, hb parole Of thirty days having expired.
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8 T O " z s.,
Tin ana Copper Ware,
JAPANED WARE.

Of all kinds kept Oh hand and made to order, Also
great variety OF
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-03
.sIie Remembered the Forgotten,

Was beautifully said Of Howard the philan-
thropist. ltalso applies to every man who brings
the amcliorations, comforts aud cnjoyments of
life within the reach of persons and class who are
otherwise deprived Of their advantages. Es.
pccialy may it be said of him who laboriously
seeks and finds new means of preserving health,
"the poor mans capital and the rich mans pow.
er." We think this eulogim properly applied to
]. c. AVER, of Lowell, the renowned chemist of
New England who, spurning the trodden paths to
fame, devotes his entire abilities and acquire
ments to the discovery of Nature most eifcctual
remidics for diseases. When the hidden blessing
has been revealed, he proceeds to supply it to all
mankind alike, through our druggists, at such
low prices that poor and rich may alike enjoy its
bcnciits-JourRal and Enquirer, Portland Ne
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Deaths.

DlED-ln Hoimesylle, june cath, Mr.. SAMUEL
member Company of +, 65th Regiment,
aged ~ years, month and II days.
In consequence Of protracted i'll health. Mr.. Nc
NULTY was discharged from the service and re-
turned home, where it was earnestly hoped that
under the attention of the family physician and
the careful nursing Of kind parents and loving
brothers and sisters he would recover his usual
health but death had marked him for its victim,
and slowly but surely tho threads of life were sew
cred and he passed from earth. His early death
says to all, and especially to his youthful assoc-
atcs, Live mindful of death the hour aies pre-
pare to meet thy Cod
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-03
On Monetary, Tie IN day Of July, 1862,
sIacyIU's Sale.

Louis MAYEns, Pltf Court Of Common
~ '
b. NJ. SPENCER ct AL. Def. } ie"7'
DI virtue Of an order Of sale issued from the
ID Court Of Common Pleas Of Holmes county. Ohio.
in certain civil action therein pending wherein
Louis Mayors is plaintiff and 3 N, Spencer ct al.
are defendants, and to me directed Sheriff OF
said county, will offer for sale mt public auction at
the north door Of the Court House in the town Of
Milicrsburg, in said Holmes county on
Monday, the 1M day Of J0ly 4. d. 1862,
at o'clock =. VI. Of said day, the following dcs-
cribed real estate situate IN the county Of Holme.
and State Of Ohio, tU-wit: in-Ot number eleven
ND II Mayors addi ton to the town Of Miilersburg
the cUuHty seat of Holmes county, Ohio,
Taken as the property Of said b, NJ. Spencer tC
satisfy the claim of said Louis Mayer.
Terms cash. JOHN >. NEBSON.
NJ. BEvINGToS, Atty, Sheriff,
May 30 ltG2wJpi, 50 IS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-03
Shcria'S Sale.

JoHN +. MILLER, Pt'Hl
VS.. Court of Common Pleas.
ELIJAH Row, ct al, Dcft}
DY virtue Of order of sale issued from the Court
ID of Common Pleas of Holmes county, Ohio, in q
certain civil action therein pending, wherein John
+. Miller is plaintiff and Elijah Row ct al, are de-
tcndants, and TO me directed as sheriff of said
county, will offer for sale at public auction, at the
north door of the Court House. in the town Of Mil
ersburg, in said Holmes county, on
Monday, the 7M day Of July, 4. d. 1862,
at o'clock Z. NJ Of saiu DAY, the following des-
crbed real estate, to wit: Being the south west
quarter of the sunth h-cast quarter of section twen
-four C!4l in township nine 90 of range six (6) Of
tho unappropriated lands in the military district
suljcc to sale at Xanesylc Ohio cOnta ning forty
l4Ol acres more or less, situate in the county OF
Holmes and State of Ohio.
Taken as the property Of said Elijah Row ct al.
to sat isiy the claim Of said John +. Miller.
Terms cash. JOHN ;. NELSON,
l.. X. CRITCHFIELD, NIFTY. Sheriff.
MAY 20. leG2W5Si2D.
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Choice Fruit Trees, Etc,
THE--
DAYTON N URSERY.

~. Standard and Dwarf APPLE AND PEAR laSs.
f'rN TREES of the finest varieties PEACH, Ef2S
A PLUM and CHERRY TREES of all kinds,
suited to the climate of Holmes county Also Peach
grated imported Plum Root, which is new, and
makes healthier tree than its root, therefore
superior to any other.
All kinds of hardy GRAPE VINES, such as Delaware
Diana, Concord, Rebecca Union Village, sc.
SMALL FRuITS--Currants, several varieties
GocseberreS, Monthly Raspberres, &c. Also, vare-
ties of Strawberries, among which will he found WI.
sons Albany and Triumph Degan which con
sidcred the best cultivated.
ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS, Evcrgreens,
Roses, etc., in eat varieties Also, Dahas Nerbenas
aud other lowering plants.
The above are but few Of the immense varieties
raised by the Dayton Nursery Everything raised there
is peculiarly adapted to this climate. The people Of
Holmes county have heretofore been negligent in Guilt
waiting fruit and they should neglect 1t no longer for
county In The State is better adapted to fruit raising
than this the soil being rich and warm and fcec from
fross.
J.J. SWIGERT is now resolving orders through this
county for the Dayton Nursery. In fixing prices he
takes the hard times into consideration. He may be
found at the Empire House when not out canvassnE.
All trees packed in straw ana boxed for shipment,
and warranted perfect when delivered Trees ordered
now will be delivered at Mllersburg from the st to the
9th Of November. [lSw3l
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Monday, The 7M dug Of July, 1862,
Sheriff Sale

The State Of Ohio, Pt'F,
VS.. T,,,,t - Z, .,,,,,,,,
JoHN Huston, Administrator 0o"r' b. o. common
Of AMEs tRENCH, deceased, N"''
ct al, Doft
DY virtue of an order Of sale issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas Of Holmes county, Ohio,
in n certain civil action therein pending, wherein
the State of Ohio is plantlu and John Huston,
administrator of James French, deceased, ct al. are
defendants and to me directed as Sheriff OF said
county will offer for sale at public auction, at the
north door of the Court House, in the town of Mil
lersburg, in said Holmes county, on
Monday, tie It'll day July, 4. ID, 1892.
at o'clock p n Of said day, the following desert b.
cd real estate, towit: Being part of Lot number
fortytwo (2D in the first quarter ninth township,
in the seventh range of the Connecticut Western
Reserve School Lands, bounded as follows Com
mencing at the kilbuck creek where the north line
of said lot ntersects said creek at the north west
corner of said lot thence running east along said
north line to the road leading from Mllersburg to
Wooster, thence along said road south far enough
so as to include twelve and half acres by running
parallel line west with said north line to the said
kllbuck creek thence west parallel with said north
line to the said kilbUck creek, thence up the me-
anderngs Of said creek to the place of beginning,
containing twelve and one-half acres, situate IN
the county of Holmes and State of Ohio
Taken as the property of said Jbhn Huston, ad-
ministrator OF james French, decd ct al to satis!
the claim Of said State Of Ohio, .
Terms cash. JOHN S. NELSON.
l.. r. CRIrCHrIELp, Atty. Sheriff
May 90, lS62W 5pf-&6.l5
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-03

W hWt UI tHt NNHUIUVIVH'
We have patiently waited three weeks for the
RepuJlcan to dcmolish the resolutions adopted at
who was imported from Cincinnati TO revolution.
izc "this dark poiti spot of CREATION" and who
is so intensely severe ON tho Democratic party,
should not allow such resolutions to go unrcbuked.
BY the way VIC would like to have every person
in the county read those resolutions, and If cur
them in type.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-07-03
RcinStated.

]. l.. ROBINSON, Esq, has been reinstatcd Mail
Messenger on the G. z. & C. Railroad. The
faithful officer came to hand Saturday evening,
and produced general rejoicing among our cti-
zens. The mass of our people have no sympathy
with Mr.. RopINsoN's politics, but they Lave conf.
dcnce in him as an officer and respect him as Il
gentleman.
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Attachment Notice.

WILLIAM NJ KNoX' PltT Before r RoPGrt iati Justcs,
JouN s, MErz LER, Dof't.l ship, Holmes Co.. q,
lN the 23d day of June 1862 said Justice issued
" an order of attachment in the above action
for tho sum of Sl13l5 debt and $500 said cause
is continued until the 9th day Of August, 1862 at
10 o'clock A. NJ. WILLIAM NJ. KNOX,
June %, lSi2w3s Plaintiff.
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
CuMnrnLANp GAR, June 20, 1862

CUMBERLAND Gar, June 90, 1862.
FRrENDs EsTILL - The Gap is ours. We out
nankcd the enemy, a.d they evacuated on double
quick, after burning and destroying everything
they could. We captured cannon, including
the Ga FOUNDER. have just learned that can
send n note in the morning, and do so. | will
write you in detail as soon as possible. We have
no mail facilities yet. Yours, &C.
M. B. DESILyA.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Horses Straycd.

CiTRAYED from the premises of the undersigned at
- MllersburS, on Monday the 23l of June, two bay
Cots, one year old aud the other yeas old. Such
Information Will lead to their recovery will be lber
ally rewarded.
Millcrsburg, July 1852. c. WEISS.
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ESEsgA& rs.

MARRlED-On the lst inst, at the resi- lence of
the brides father near Millersburg, by Rev. j. A.
f. Simpson, Mr.. "A. W. DUNCAN and Miss SuSANAH
FRENcH both Of Holmes county.
There, we just expected Suze and Andy would
C me to that at last. Well, we wish em luck.
On the Goth ult., in Milersburg, By Robert jus
ticc, Esq. Mr.. JAMES NJ. WILLIAMS and Miss II AR
RET CLOSE, both Of Mechanic township, Holmes
county.
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To the Old Mark.

Our neighbol of the Republican, who reduced
his subscription price to one dollar year some
time ago, has again raised it to one dollar and
fifty cents. We thought he would discover that
publishing paper at one dollar year would not
pay Sin this dark political spot Of creation"