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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-27
Incidents of the Battle Field.

= The Iri6nne's army correspondent at
Pea Ridge relates the following hand 10
hand encounters:
:. A BOWIE KNIFE CONFLICT.
While the fight was raging about Miser's
farm house on the Ridge on Friday morn
ing, soldier belonging to the 25lh Mis-
sour and member of Mississippi COM
pany became separated from their com
mands, and found each other climbing the
same fence. The Rebel had one of those
dong knives made of a file, which the
South has so extensively paraded, but so
rarely used, and the Missourian had one al
so, having picked it up on the field.
The Rebel challenged his enemy to a
fair open combat with the knife, intending
to bully him, no doubt, and the challenge
was promptly accepted. The two removed
their coats, rolled up their sleeves and be-
gan. The Aississippian had more skill,
but his opponent more strength. and con-
sequently the latter could not strike his
enemy, while be received several cuts on
the head and breast. The blood began
4irickling rapidly down the Unionist's face,
and running into his eyes, almost blinded
him. The Union man became desperate
for he saw the secessionist was unhurt
He made feint; the Rebel leaned forward
to arrest the blow, but employing too much
energy, he could not recover himself at
once. The Missourian perceived his ad-
vantage, and knew be could not lose it,
In five seconds more it would be too late.
His enemy glared at him like wild beast /;
was on the eve Of striking again. An
other feint; another. dodge on the Rebels
part, and then the heavy blade of the
Missourian hartled through the air, and
fell with tremendous force upon the Mis-
sissippian's neck. The blood spirited from
the throat, and the head fell over, almost
entirely severed from fbe body. Ghasly
sight, too ghastlyseyen for the doer of the
deed He tainted et The spectacle, weah-
ened by the loss Of bis own blood, and
was soon after butchered by Seminole
who saw him sink to the earth.
zoUAyE TACTICS SUCCESSFUL.
~ One of the Texas soldiers was advanc-
ing his bayonet upon Lieutenant of the
9th Iowa, whose sword had been broken.
The officer saw his intention, avoided the
thrust, fell down at his foeman's feet;
caught hold of his legs, threw him heavi-
lysfo the ground, and before be could rise
~asew q long knife from bis adversary's belt
and buried it in bis bosom.
The Texan, with dying grasp, seized the
: Lieutenant by the hair, and sank down
lifelsss, bathing the brown leaves with bis
blood. So firm was the hold of the nerve.
less hand that it was necessary to cut the
hair from the head of the officer before be
could be freed from the corpse Of bis foe
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-27
The Great Floating Battery at
Island No. 10.

Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette.
In company with number of army off.
GERS crossed the mainland on the Missou-
ri side, yesterday, distance of about three
miles, to point directly opposite the foot
of the Island. We were not more than
three-quarters ofa mile distant from the
southern extreme of the rebel fortifica-
tions. By the aid of a glass we could see
distinctly the Operations of the enemy.
Vast numbers of unuuiformed men were
assembled on The shore. A few regiments
were on parade, marching and counter.
marchingto the tune of Dixie, dealt out by
drummer and a scaley looking fifer. What
most attracted our attention was floating
battery, the most formidable looking Oh.
ject of defence or offence, yet presented to
the Federal eye. Those who have visited
New Orleans within the past few years
will remember the Pelican Dry Dock upon
which river steamboats, are constantly be-
ing repaired. The battery l alude To is
mounted upon this dock, which is not less
than 200 feet in length. The guns are
about six feet above the water. In the
center of the battery there is large iron
apartment, shaped like one of our gunboats
covered with heavy iron, and designed for
a protection tothe men l think il mounts
ten guns, certainly not less than eight and
none of them smaller than 33-pounders. |
1 might mention Ell passant that while we
were scanning the enemies ranks, we saw
n great smoke, heard loud noise followed
by an atmospheric "wbizz" which we in
terpeted as an earnest admonition for US
to stay not upon the order of cur going
but go at once; and almost simultaneously
with this, We saw the earth fly in miscel-
laneous directions.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-27
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Spencerian PenmanShiD.
Taught by Fl. W. Turner, student
Prof. Z, r. .SDencer and Sons


Prof. P. r. Spencer and Sons.
1 NFR- TURNER would state that during the summer
vi seasons of the past two years. he has been under
III instruction of Prof Spencer and Sons at their Wr
ting College, as evnced by the following certificate:
This TO certify that H. W. Turner has of late and
at different times been under the instruction of myself
and my father Prof R. Spencer author of the Spen-
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mend him as a thorough penman, well good and
efficient teacher of Spencerian Penmanshfp
Ober,in, o., Oct 2, 1862. PR SPENCER
Mr. Turner would respectfully inform the citizens of
Miesburg and vicinity that after ccrferrng with the
Board of Directors and teachers of this place. and by
their encouragement he will endeavor to form class in
penmanshp 10 be in eff the school buildings
Particular attention given to children and small schol
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have formed no bad habits in holding the pen
If-children carly use the pen,
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THE MARKETS.
MilIersburg Market.
SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

ATRS. NJ. P. L0WMAN, of Cannonsburg, Pa,
M spectfuly informs the citizens of Millersburg and
dimes county, that she will open Select School .or
young ladies in the town of Mersburg, April ], 1862
where all the branches to school of this kind
will be taught. Terms reasonable.
The School will open in the Hall over Mr.. Brays Tin
Shop Market st. First term, months, at the exp
ration of which, the time Of of the
ond will be announced.
March IS, 1862.
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TUST received at the BOOK STORE. These seeds are
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-27
Edward Neville, pltf
.o.-e4

Edward Neville pltf Before Robert Justice a Aus
Richeson Buckmaster def township, holmes C..O.
ON the Sth day of February, A. D. 1862 said justice
of the peace issued order OF attachment for the
sum of thirty-fye dollars and seventeen cents and
probable costs. Said is set for hearing on the
18th of April, 1867. EDWARD NEVILLE.
March Q, 1852.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-03-27

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1862-12-12

FRAvD II PuxTI"G UNITED STATES
TRsAsuHY NoEEs AND SMALL CURRENcY.-
Serious charges have been preferred against
tie contractors for printing the Treasury
notes and smaii currency. They receive
the highe,. price f,r paper, and are using
a very inferior article. The engraving is
said TO lie even worse Some Of it, which
was contracted to bedone on the eccent
ric lathe" is produced Lg what is Gale a
rose al Instrument in the hands OF
every cennter'eiier and jeweer. Many ot
.he designs are from old dies, which have
been multiplied by hundreds. The ink is
claimed . be patent, but on most of the
notes is not grsea, as j. the genuine. ard
as has been tested by chemists, aud found
20 he Of = spurious Lalure-a gree; savin.
to the contractors. When Congress meets
We may have some strange Developments
- Nic1g0 Times.
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WEDNESDAY,. Nov. 10.


Nov 10Th.
WEDNESDAY,, Nov. 10.
Board convened. Roll called all pres
ent. While the examination of claims was
continued, the following resolution was
presented and unanimously adopted:
1" Resoised, That the Chairman and
Clerk Of this Board be and are hereby au-
/ ;horized and instructed to issue orders to
+ the Chairnen of the several towns for the
amount entitled under the Statute as mile
age for bringing in Election returns"
The Board then proceeded TO an infor-
nal ballot for Poor Commissioner, with
tie following result:
Fred. Scbencke received I vote,
Geo W Barker 80
Chas. A. Renter 4" [ {"
On the first formal ballot the following
was the result:
Michael Kuh, vote,
Geo. w. Barker, votes,
Wheieupon Mr.. Barker was declared unan-
imous.y elected.
The first informal ballot for remaining
1 Commissioner resulted as follows
Jason Pellet received votes,
II. Nulho!land .s "
On the formal ballot Jason Pellet re-
ceived all the votes, and was declared duly
elected.
Adjourned until afternoon.
IP M-Eull Board present At the
hour Of adjournment, the Board had con
cuded the examination of all accounts
/ presented up to that time and, on motion,
/ the further examination Of claims was post
! poned until Monday next, at | O'Clock Z.
/ NJ, after which time it was resolved that
the Board would not receive or act on
/ claims.
THURSDAY, Nov. 20.
/ Board met pursuant to adjournment-
all present.
The Board resolved itself into a Cons
mittee to settle with Treasurer, for which
purpose it visited his office and continued
the Investigation until the hour of adjourn
ment.
AFTERNooN.-M Members all present.
Fred. Smith, Drainage Commissioner
for the Third District, made the following
ranort 10 vit.
L 0 me IIo''cra9's a, Door" q Co""y o"-
P''''0Y'0 =" III 0''S'0'''' o0''''9
The undersigned, Commissioner, elected
20 snperntend the disbursement Of the
! Damage Fund. appropriated for the years
1858. 1859 aud 1860, belonging to District
No. ), composed OF the towns OF Newton,
i1'Gg''y' i1,'''"' ',-l'eI me- IlTo''e' aDu
i;s.e';,i'n Eda kao, ,,.,(lo %
s.',, - ;,.I >. caIlos,~;a. 20 -
~
h3Fe ep'ere" mo contract
WIN t"e Doafd Of supervisors
OF the town Of Newton 10 eN-
pend The amount OF % 81
On foad' ID lHat Town, agree
Ihg 70 give o'"ers ." me treas
urer OF AanHoWoc county Tor
the sum OF 10 o0
Leaving IN treasury belonging -
TO sad town and commissioner IL q
-
~. ~
'1'' 9,''7'9'' l''so 'o''.' "o'
".,I INC h'o"l" -, 81 Pc. ''S0''
'' '',e ''"i o' i-'Oe''l u eA-
!~"' '''o ''''''0'-' - "PP''P''" ITO 3,
:, ,,'', - oe!u5 ,c 10 VI
% -. ous ~ oi>'e'S o'i '"e ooDN' CO 60
a.,;,,, :, Treasury lno ,la
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son, at seven per cent. interest, together
with the original tax; and the Clerk of
the Board Of ofSupervisoFs Is hereby instruct
Ell and directed to cancel said certificates
on payment as aforesaid"
On motion, Board adjourned TO 9 <. NJ,
Nov. 18th.
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| have entered into contract
with the Board Of Supervisors
Of the town Of Newton to ex-
pend The amount of
On roads in that town, agree
ing to give orders on the Treas
urer Of Manitowoc county for
the sum Of
Leaving in Treasury belonging
TO said town and Commissioner
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THE CORRESPONDENT Of the London
Times tells the following of our honorable
President -
A supplicant for Office. of moro than or
dinary pretensions called upon him lately,
and prosumng on the activity no had shown
on Mr.. Lincou's behalf during tho election
that raised him to the chief mugistrncy, as
serted as reason why tho Office ho desired
8 ould be given him, and that ho had made
h N President.
"You made mo President, did you :" said
Mr.. Lincoln with II twinkle in his oye.
al think ! did, said the applicant.
Then precious mess you've got me in
to. that's all" ropli1d Mr.. Lincoln and
closed tho discussion.
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NJ. WOODRUFF, a non.
N resident oil the State OF Ohio. is notified that
Della A. Woodruff did, on the 2olh day of Nov,
1862, file her petition in the Office Of the Clerk of
the Court Of Common Plsns within and for the Co,
OF Geauga and State Of Ohio, charging the said
defendant with habiuua drunkenness and gross
and asking that she may be divorced from the
said defendant and have custody of the child, &c
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
Term Of said Cour.
THRASHER, DURFEE g. HATHAWAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff
November 2oth, 1862, 67lw6
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