davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02
NEWS II EMS, &c.


IhE steamer Swan, formerly Mobile cotton
.pit' WIS captured Ia tr Gu.L M,y @!.h, hy the
+, >. lrE HHiubridgr. Sic WINS from Mobile, h.inI
""'S'h'' WIN loou hh 80 Of D"tt"u nri ~Ol hIr-
rtlH q" ttsh. The prize IL valued At tll0,O1.
billy WILSON occupies the ,l,,cnlid resi-
dencr' AZ Pensacola, "' ,ho rebel ,phon r. AaI-
ory. BILLY, II b. sid, lives rac Lord In his now
quarter n'i wakes sh.4, %i.h g".i hc,dcd
C'hrtrf oak cln', IN Mnluiy'- name engraved
upon II, and which ho couhscated when be took
pos-essiuu,
The King of Portugal, Louis l. born the 3lst
~ toho, lNi', n,s slb uuard - tie Purtugteso
Ch1'uhcrs lie Intended marriage viii the lt,.ian
Princess Mar Pie, dau.ut"t oi Victor Emanuel.
inl younger sister u. T. |urrsg t.pti .dn VII. of
Prince Nalo',on. The niy IL fifteen years oi.
Tur Atlanta 'o%rruERNCY proposes, and
the P"erslurs EyIKrss ind,r-es heartily, "taAt
aIr"gnrl, Secret 'ry R'u'o pa, or Jci. Dav.a, is
tuc an order, AMI ~" II Aithhilly executed u At
tor every la'y in Se'y Orleans VIII is rn.ltres,.d
"r insulted 10y IN" hireliug thieves, under H.. H.
cc,he Of theif drtlah commander, TN Lincoln
prisoners now In our hands, be pu, e. death"
The japanese Embassy made a trim 10
Woolwich, on the 1h Of May, 10 inspect the arrnory
there. Oicourse tI ; were shawn al, tie uarai.
n.r'er h'hyy "r''utir's, and nuuhcrl.ss guns Of
iI 'ite' perhaps 30 for the Haks If amusement,
lut Ia Iiuprofr them with the power u " b, 'aud.
! TIE pi' #" gen u'"n'n displayed the tnO,t in
tpus. cIrios T., aul th,ir secretary made ed ss.
nnt,s. CA the oth they Visited Kings Cpo.r u -
p.tl, the newest and II arranged % tho Loud n
hospitals.
TnE reception Of q neral Sicklcs, on rosuminp
command oi the Elccisor BusaIe on tle 2srd
4 Ma, was il,st outhusastic, snd showed tust
he enjoys the r1u'iirnce uf h's officers auI men
~ tAYrpughy Vs he docs that of tie Pr.ziipi, mi
90 arral McCl Ian. So be- approached tie carur
anal H.7 recognized, he was llrtry Rud heartily
c.ryrcd hy every regiment Of the brigade Tie
cueer.ns- were roIeated Tor over haf AZ hour
nWla TIE Dullvel, uu ic ~ the bands, aud tie
widest oxcitetn- I pre'..'ci All tlo or .rs
s'h'i'd around Aia Wd o.u'r't 'tlHt' 1 lIm uf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02

WdsbiRgion JVBc 1.-The Commission on
Orinsn'e r,p'rt tlnt Tho eN.t.ng contracts and
riders ior : . u.'i.I muskris amount t. i,16l,
rr', Willie t'rrs will n. rrql.r,d frayelrtr c1fnc
not ,xrcciii. 'nlf nj. Ion guns eel tl.s mod
81. Tae Gu mission deem II osped'"ntt bring
down the total number ui Spr.u .hold uusket /,
about doh,0h. H. four eases the Commits. % have
confirmed 90 utfu,'s without rcJuci on Th. 200 fuur
cases are the ony "ucs out ul t!iry AK, IN which 1t
was found th.t u iituul contract had hern gut d
iy tie contracting parties, Hrh tn only olcl CON
tuuns tie trfsI-. q lmpotst tvcy demanded ly
law, thn no member - Congress should be admit
tel l. an bpifft f.rr, from.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02
A New Phase 81 tho negro ou..,,ou.
The Fortress MONROE Correspondent Of the
Philadelphia rRE.s, Nav 2lst, writes as fol-
lows:

"i'r some "ecLs past vessel tharkl has been
quietly lying At au l,r hrvnni the fr,r,st ,.,e,,"
rlhIN l"r VI" purpose II c0mminl, aiine With hn,
c"nti no'a Ia NV York, and IA III. mcnnti,n.
7'hi nF To- sA"'" ''t ilr number a. , utrnlnu,l,
y work In her l'll, Nt, On no cuni.ti,iI. N,r,
these men allowed . rrtuu 70 tu4 g., rt Thi.
sam" wa pls"oi "n uutil " IL sgii tWu hunIrcd
sud 'e"ruty ',i,r1hs - were f,rr,i on T.,
~" Nul. Drem.u' this 4t.tlt ~ ttr ~ he could
sni,lj 90, "th, skipirf" e. ..irrI"ut /, .,, ln.,
hAA1 under tt .'v'r uf u4'ku,-s. .IIrY ,b, 80
Wilhr, supcr,ui"i tout of c.utr. hau.ls l,re. I,q
t"' h'cu l'utd ih h's clr table Mt,ut,uu4o of tr-
''cuil'd Iu'sors," who ~, hy t,'s time, far ON
th"ir wry l. cuba or tn Wet IN lies ". l.eri,
tAt the ilct 'lulnnt Waneltt, hss been s,.t A..
- u" n"y'r, and It is hp,d th sle may be over.
taken, ani thesa poor coutrti.uI, returned. m,
cargo ~ made ui ot srr ..t'y .als, worth, iu Cuba,
!rUtn 200 t. : i,blO each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02

pirrAr'HfH'a GrNCRu uNtLrcE
IL ,r4r ,.Ikls, CAvr rRNg CpGirru, May u.
II uu.F NJ sr,Sror, secretary u' War
To cucmy's position and works in front Of c.
rin,t were cxccelrsie strong II caAlot occ ny
a -tl,u,cr position b. it, fi.lt
II morning DE destroyed an i'nmonse anpuri
ofluN anal private property, stores, provisions,
wagons, t.nts, s.. Tr miles out q the town IT,,
r,s 2, are ..,cl with arms, hsycrsacks &, thrown
away hy Ills d,onf ,r7 rs.
A large number of prisoners nni Gesertcrs hgy,
been captured, estimated ly Gen. Pope at 1000
Ganera Btaure.arI evidently ds,rusta L.s army,
or hc would have defended strong II position,
Ms troops are generally much discouraged auI de-
mura'ilsd.
In al the engagements 'or the last few lays their
resistance Las been slight II. W. H,LlEck,
MnJorGencra Commauding,
Corintb, Miy 30. II is now asccrtained that
tie evacuation commenced night before last, tic
enemy r,troatiug s,uthwudly until they roached j
the rlilr al bridge burned by n detachment of oui
forces, whence tAoy Went To- Grand Junction aul
taclce slutt warlly, on tic Jackson Railroad.
smc hli,s and several c.tzc.s remain here.
Tie ci,izons mfrm Ms TIA, Richmond has been
eyacgatel, aud TIT N w.lis is almost wholly
deserted, a. tAe stores i,as closed with the eN,ci-
ton ofa few groceries
1t 70 ascortalnoI Ia, yln D1rn Lal lIpd Of
Indians under lIm.
Col. Jackson reports Gud'ug the road, '1r ioye
raj miles, s,rewa with knspslcks, Laycr,.g As
arms AID cautle.s, sAowinr great dsuor,lil,,l.n.
Tie woods are flil of strag. lers who aro holm.
brought in as fast AS possible, Probably between
two and three thousand including almost the ontr,
rlib Jou ara in ,f.r ll.,sl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02

sive very important ADVANTAGES ,o tic e-ovsr,,r
whose ira business is to rcduc, the i,al ct ths
new C'n'cdcr1cy and g. restore tho =" O,i II mi.
mon" g. the old Federation
h.n'on Times, idih-rhe advantages cainel ia
We W.T. Wy the fodcrsl G.vcrumsui. la,a l,en
St that q is 'up,,sl 80 To- uverraie III, s',,v MO,
sit~~ TIE N'rth,ru srus IA N'r-I4a, NL,rc tl.
est Hni tie tIpst trusted Gone a'a " presi
".u J. p! .h h'r Engaged, stands IA singular con.
We sN''' F'c- "i.gN in spto ot ,io check ut
I'' '"'AN' ih. at he sscr hel ~ Tie ANY of Ton
n's.'. r." ttur' " Frr' 7. nr.'-Gn anI ,f
,,',i \. j." with IT, hall uiuin..vrc of General
M".', ~ th' sc1ltc of u inisvilc ha. placed
'' ''Ht i1 inr.ute Itt-v pns., - .nt ,,i no
.nat STATE of Tennessee. which, ih'i.t .,.d 4, L,
str' ~ec"ss. .'n-i, rs fort t',p b., the rr,,s,u,s
' va, nous '.nirH, N'.i m.y hc looked upon AS
'o~' g. the Cu.rlei,t' RcpllNc Uu .s.
si''s'ts, tousl Won ~ e. -,a, ~ ,,,
I"lrri Killed aud wounded, ~ nj r."rs
Nl'i't Np the rIvautr,u ,ai,l iu
louisiana without the loss ..n man Tho sbi,f
pa '' huhg th' srcst we".crn river seem u, bs f,N
ll y tr ht - ~ H. .,ut NV without an att,,.t,
" " r's'tuir" View Orleans. bat Ruure, aid t,
tich phii'"ton. between th,,n are IT the r,rry.c,
the N1iih,rn 'Nreiti.u. Sew Orleans /, city ~
mo'stHn l1AWM inhabitants. aud the r,.l esit,,i
q, "" s""t efn t'n'crracv, i~ occupied ~ ioiy
:. n''.'"' Hi'hci under Tie .uutoi tive Fed rnl
N's@e NJ if' same time ~ neral Butler has Ind.
ct wiilUtt 60. trn"t uu .ou tr..is' o'I,ks Nm,
81 MtI'n' and apr ..hci t. .srhin t,w u.i',s "
y. ~. ]. "c. mh woudcf!is tui ~ certainly a
ss t,"y ny 'a G",s n.,r,%y ,s ,, .e0ad he aS T.;
c'u.t.y, eut s, rtter'a var ui war H., snu,lI ouj
l HN
"| "'' !" 'h,'k hlm "r even t'wr'.
: ~ - - - .'-'' l' cuilS'q t'ucrs t"tc
rns, 'r '' Va" " "'.s~'ii
,r 49, ,.i...' '''V' van t",' inv iNrl
,,L - 60 r t,nc t'd'' @" Gin'"Sts
il...,. .,,,.,,. .'' ''n' ser iN'ia.t 'i.h
- ,,.,, ,,,,, f. go, ''t in we w 1 ntoi
T,r,.I - a. ID l'. W. h'' t"N. " hHs
n form. A I'M. ir ,i,,, '' 'h's ''''n
two t,f,cs oi 49,, ,r.,,r, 81 ..N .'''d ''tN"n
ward Msiurb : o,' ! ~, , ny '' u.Nh To-.
the,n ~, ir,,i,,.,., E 100 ~, " VI '''iN inh 1lt
R.auy,,,,,j r,,,.s a. -, .''i ", y Hfn'fW
az cor ~ or N ,,i 49,, +, ~ =, ,,i| '"h yer hr ~
D., sb, ~, 81, " ''''~'"'"''d. d}f'h Sd'cs
H... Isbi.h a., ,J.. ,r.' % ~, PUte' ''.,'n
pas. =. u' ...,fb,.., "a, '''' "' 90" VIE
may Vt.l,,r,,. ,,,h,, ,i -, WI i" = o. ~
y,tIt ,,pno, i,c ,i.ul',,J ,t,, a, ' pc. '''ill7'
-tn t,,.r v,..r... ,,,.,t :, - 80" 'nh
Rcd KiyrrtrI a d, ,,t,,.-..' ' 'lI' "'.' ,'p ~,
must he rr..i.,,l n, ,I, ~" n"tn tH'''
..lves Se'alr,, ia, .ii.,,,. ' I'll" ''l'''-'' ''i"'
y ,tthcrii aims H.f,,,s fc' W ''
are the cii,t D. .,i,,a,.',. ,., n, - '' " Wv '''.''
tho A. match 81, r.,r, i'i 'H'
a'inu.t IL. t.s.il!. il, tl,, So. ~ "' ~, ''
c,p.,lti,,t. .,,, ,,, d., ,r, '''- "'''' '' i'"'i'
,.,,s.i,. 49, "a,
,Nu,,a, ,. No. . al ,''i ,'i ,,i''f W'.Nh '"r w."
.,i -. y" ,r' gu "ni we hl"N NincF oi Iri-
'. bus % ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02
PRICE ONE CENT


% .n''lc' oy "utt Nv Ni'h m@ keys, 81
"ue'ock " "ird"y his'' sni roobcd ~ 81, so2
~ "'"' o 'N' Guy AMI state ahi &" lie Eastern
'"e' Inc amohey was taktn ion ~ called
! ""'N'N' fr'o' safe winch tho ISrg'rs h'-od and
gov open ia ~ minutes. R2vndsman Bar, II the
"" r'o'hct' wih'e ratrolfhs Liz t,a', met Mr.
""' - wright sscneo' the Company, who vas
'''lrtlins 70 Tie office to look tr something which
ne had io'so''cn whom lie cft, an hour or two pre-
'''ns' at'' ~ tLcy reached tie off'c. Mr.. Wright
."''ercd r''ht some one was inside Blair imme-
', Iss'V"cd the HF'h . q sorct"l or
''' '"' u'".dI' wa 'ti'undei iwo
L.. " ''''' IL '"' '"''i t"' men named
r....,, IT." "'r'''sn' ''tnR uhd'i
vac. having ''oh "h''io u
,,,,.,.l i'" "'" "'fo promptly
t,...t,'., '''"N vs. ii'r"'r'' CON
.,.C ','' ''' restore 'h' s'''n money
WI" "'N'F "'"' h'"tNcr' mt'mitdI t.
" q, ''r' on searching the prisoners h'
t,,lt...''..'.. u', "' '''' p'Nl'r WI"
"i'''7' Nv "' N'l~ No. On th''r per
wore t'N.h n''"rc Ji''c" Brennan and
s.,s., '''.'fh' - ~, Oil offender anil has
t.'. s'"" !" s''' rl.sm' N'"'" Ia M
r,,..
""', 'N"h'h WALLS "l ih" now 'itV
| ,' ,''" th'm"N's rhovr Il" W" i'u
/ '", ''''' "''e ''' site. Toe 'htire height "'
/ '. '.''' me t'"hd"u'n' Viii h' sNiv-s'N
Co.,, -, ''.'"'"r ~. me Il ''ne wi' 10 trty.'.'t
" "'" "n'h ''ni 't''' "m Ice
"''' l'"' '"'dinfN VA t"''s.
Tnr GREAT E,s.rHN lei h,r auci r,.c on
'''.'rd''' with one hundred and . ;'ty-a,e caliu,
''',,' "n r"i "ni tNiy -thr'c steer -" io'scn-
80" was "',.'i {" l"y Il quarantine over
''''''t ''' o' t''r which prevented her
t''''f '' '' wv il N' tt 'a.r START t'r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02
Arrival of tho city OF New Work - Four
Days Later From Europc.

The City If New York. from LIVERPOOL, 21st
u,t, passed CApc Race ni r NJ saturday.
Hesse-Cassel has rejected rrG.stts ultimaturn.
snd dit rloma.ic relations have h'cu suspended.
Mr israeli had rc-assor,ei In the House Il COM
mons, tia, r'rIry ,ssiti AZ Wdsoihyi'n bc'ic'en
Lori Llvp, dni W. Mercer. Lord P,lmers,on EN-
Plat 's''v cortralctei II.
The B,uk Of En. ami Las increased il minimum
rate ot interest To- three per cent.
cotton has declined Ssld since Friday. sales
VI nisy and Tuesday, 1000 bales.
peais,'iir- of all kinis slightly over.
Provisions very dul.
Cousa's 'Or money, 93h f'3S.
Lntcst via Queenstown.
Earl Russcl, in 'ubriting the now treaty viii
America on the slave trade t, The II ouse OF L'ris
i'rc testimony 10 the ,l ltts of President Lnr u's
Governmont to put stop e. the tr,iir
II wa@ rum3rcl that tie rrcuth troops were g.
he withl'swn from Mexico. Douh,;,A.
The cotton market recovered under rc Noith
Nmrrcaos siv.cos, aui prices were ~ hi.icr
than ou losl,y. sd,s wcines lay anI ThHrslny
pV'o lai,s.
Great Britain.
Tn Eu-'is' Journals continue t. oxpatlaio ou the
retreat tr'm Y.tktoNn, and tie fall of SOW or.
leans,
Tha Trur- treats the rc,rca, from Yorktown Ne
great reverse e. tie c,u'clcra,cs, and s,vsif Rich
mpui iscartptcI, 1t will lc n Tremendous victory
a. the t'der,''. lmraph 'ri'ally enlarge. OF the
liih'ultc that mus, arise in governing the south,
"icn IT, 'clerds, by continued victories, h,v"
brou 1T q q soccssiou,-ts within their power.
Tho p,iLy News says although the fall ct New
o-','n' n Ia .tery SENSE, conn he oyogr't'd,
Il H. ui iaf rrcVsr mPprtln.c Ia It's social, CONNER
ciai a9d political results, NJ the possession %. the
VI ss's'li opcis the Why for tlp Ia lusiriL 'rty
OF freedom ani .ltnao,hcr destroys the i'litc, 10.
stun ai. territorial prtst ic OF H." southern "a
ici'tn'y. lNr great ,rrtUrics Il Tie wts arc lost
l. tie slave Ai,do,tiou, aul this alone T. a suit
ailr rr'oulp'u-c Tor n mt Ia. been spent on tie
~sr II B. MI enormous gan nj only f"f the
Iu,n, bat for Europe, for humanity aul clNilik,-
t'u. II prHs,s the North for conducting. the stris.
gle as free citizens ought t. d.,
The Liverpool rrsr regards the war virtually at
~ cnl, and looks iur tie proclamation OF peace at
any moment.
Tnc cait1in e. tie steamer Bermuda, in letter
TO hi- owners PROTESTS against her SEIZURE whsle
she was going from Bermuda t, y ssau, and rep
rcscnis IT to have t,kcn place IN british vHtcrs.
lie, however, bears stmony ~ 10 the gentleman
y conduct ui his captors
The sumter remained at GIhralter
In another article tie pAuy Ntwe defends N,
financial rol.,y oi The North from the cslumnies Of
n ',os 1t sryst'ir hnru',al position furnishes
striking proof of the c.nstaucy " FREQ people,
the true wisdom of their rulers. relying on that con-
stanry
TIE MnGSiS7 irR,Lp shows grounds under
which, after tAc decision 81 events a, Cor'uth, New
Orleans may he rccartur,l. Il regards a.. poe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02

40. ~ 40. - trrgularmuniliy .rec,-
nt 'tr '...'p IS. ..l.tC. C.e.ian H., 1Ota
=, ....t i.t.r. ... N '. % .ll-t ntTL, k n
u. u, r.t..ot f,tRi,K MCGOWAN. Pres.
TFktNCT GuEAN, So Bl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02

i'bE SALE. - CANAbIAN PONIES. Suit
''r ,r 't'or .r..H .,.rnr Butcher on,
"N'"" .h ''i TIC "t.'r Z" 1lcy hrc ;. utle aud
store. -, -"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02
Late Courrn,, or the nuali.h Press.

lh' iollowil convey a good tl'a of the chan,'.
eil'cicd IN the sentiments Of the En,c,,li prc
and pcop. by The capture Of New Orleanl
Yorktown, &c.:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02
Too Late for Classification

l'pH SNLi--A i'lt OR SHORE. Mock
'"" uNtl'c~. A. I,r inr.,,lHt .v. a.t,.. u.,n-
-. u,s '''r ur''n. g. ..i,Dd To-, at 2Ij Enu i,th
-.''' IH
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-06-02

Washington, JuRe The following dispatch
was received at the War Dcpttma IA, tL.s after.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
To COnSumptives.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks, By Il very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and the dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure,
TO all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree of charsc), with the direc
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will find Il SURE CURE for CoNsUMrTIoN, ASTHMA,
BRONCHiTIs, &c. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the aiict.
cd and spread information which he conccvcs to
be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad-
dress
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON, Williamsburgh
lnl6m3l Kings County, New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26

tonary fathers made 10 establish them, and 10
that end we pledge our lives, our fortunes and
our sacred honor, for all Constitutional and legal
purposes; but we deny tho Constitutional author.
ity and the legal right Of government 20 purchase
negroes at the public expense, and the moro bit
tcriy will We resist at this time when we are bur
doncd with national debt which m hundred years
of heavy taxation will not obtcratc.
"Rrs0lUed, That the frauds and peculations
during the irstyca Of the present administration
are most astounding and alarming and exceed in
amount the entire expenditure of the government
for all purposes for the same length of time under
the preceding administration We demand that the
offenders be exposed and severely punished, whc
thcr they be cabinet officers or foreign ministers
governors OF States or members OF Congress
military generals or private contractors"
Resoiocd, That the action Of the General As
sombly of the State OF Ohio In keeping open the
doors for negro migration into the State, tc
take possession Of the homes of our gallant vol
untcers and TO degrade white labor by their ser
vile competitions, meets with our decided disap
probation
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Mondan, The IN dau Of JuIY, 1862,
Shcrir's Sale.

The State of Ohio, PltG,
VS., .,..n,, Court Of Common
JOIN iirSI0N, AIll ,,.uI Pioas,
ct al, Deft.
DY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county, Ohio,
in a certain civil action therein pending, wherein
the State Of Ohio il plaintiff ana john huston
admins traitor Of James French deceased, ct al are
defendants and to me directed as Sheri1 oil sald
county will uller 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, the 7h day july, a ID, lo'2
at o'clock y. M of said day, the following desert b.
ed real estate, to-wit: Being part Of lot number
forty-two (2D in the first quarter nlnth toMhshlp'
in the seventh range of the Connectlcut western
Reserve School Lands, bounded as follows Com
meucing at the X lbuck creek where the north line
of said lot in crsccts said creek at the north west
corner of said lot thence running east along salu
north lire to the road leading from Millersburg to
Wooster thence along said road sOuth lar enough
so as to include twelve and half acres by running
parallel line west with said north line to the sald
Kilbuck creek thence west parallel with SAID north
line to the said killbucE creek, thence up the me-
anderings of said creek to the place OF DtslhhlhE'
Containing twelve and Ouy-hall acres, situate ~
the county of Holmes AMI state OF ONO;
Taken as the property Of Sald John huston, "a
minstrator of James French, decd, ct al to satisfy
the claim of said State OF ONO, , ,,,,o,,
l.. Il. CRITonFIELD, Atty. Sheriff
May 30, lS62W ApffB,l5
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
SIlcriH'S sale.

IRVINE c. WALES, PltF
SCuurt of Common Pleas
WILLIAM DEAKINs, Deft.
Rl virtue of an order of salo issued from The
- Court of Common Pleas Of Holmes county, Ohio,
in II certain civil action therein pending wherein
Irvine G. Wales is plaintiff and William Deakns
Is decndant 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 Millers
burg, in said Holmes county, on
Monday, The 7ih day Of Juiy, A. d. 1852,
Mt o'clock p. M of sal day the following describ-
ed real estate, to-wit So much of tn south half of
fractional section number twenty nine (29l, town
ship nineteen (l), range fifteen (lj), aS lies west OF
the middle OF Muhecan rVer, situate in the county
Of Holmes and State of Ohio,
ALSO,
So much of the west half of the north cast quar- ter
of said fractional section number twenty -nluc POI
as lies west OF the middle of said Mohccan river
situate in the county of Holmes and State of Ohio
The said two tracts of land contain one hundred
and forty acres more Or less.
Taken the property of said William Dcakiu,
to satisfy the claim OF said Irvine q. Wales.
TcrmS cash join =. NELSON
BlERCE PEAsE, Att'ys, Sheriff.
Ma! 20, lrO2w4sj 90
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
On Monday, lie ~ day Of JnlY, 1SG.
Shcrin,s SnIc.

Lorls MAYEns, Pltf Court of Common
i. VI. SPENCER ct AL, Dcft. } ii'"S'
pl virtue Of nm 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 j. NJ, Spencer ct al
are defendants, and to me directed Sheriff Of
said county, will offer for sale at public auction at
the north door Of the Court House in the town Of
Millcrsburg, in said Holmes county on
Monday, the 7h day Of JHty, 4. d. 1862,
at o'clock Z. NJ. Of said day. the following des-
cribed real estate situate in the county of Holmes
and state of Ohio, to-wit: ln-lot number eleven
QD n Mayors addition to the town of Millersburg,
the cOunIy- scat of Holmes county, Ohio.
Taken rs the property of said b, NJ Spencer to
satisfy the claim of said Louis Mayer,
Terms cash. JOHN ;. NELSON.
NJ. BEvINGTON, Atty, Sheriff,
May % J. G1W5pf.S3Ij
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Sincrin's sale.

JoHN +. MILLER, Pt'GJ
VS.. ? Court of Common Plea
ELIJAH Row, ct al. Delt)
pY virtue of an order of sale issued from the Court
ID Ot Common Pleas of Holmes county, Ohio, in a
certain civil action therein pending, wherein John
i. Miller is plaintiff and Elijah Row ct al, de-
PENDANTS, and to me directed as sheriff Of said
county, will offer for salo at public auction, at the
north door OF the Court House, i'll the town Of Mil
lelsbulg, in said Holmes county, on
Monday, Tie III day Of Jaly, 4. D.lSG2,
at l o'clock i. NJ. Of said day, the following des.
clibcd real estate, to wit: Being the southwest
quarter of tine south east quarter of section twen
tho unapprupriated lands in the military district
subj cct to sale at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, contanin forty
li0l 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 isly the claim OF said John +. NJ Her.
Terms cash. JOHN ). NELSON,
l.. X. CRITCHFIELD, NIFTY. Sheriff.
MAY 20. lSG2WJSl,1O,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Death of T.. Y. DObbs.

After most of our edition was worked off we
received the sad intelligence of the death of E.
Y. DoDBs, of the squad of men raised here by
on Sunday at 3 o'clock p. NJ, after being sick &c
hours. His death was caused by choc. Further
particulars next week.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
Wcimcr & Steinbacher.

WEIMER e. SCHUMACHER, Akron, have just re-
ccivcd tremendous stock of goods for the whole
sale trade, to Which they invite the attention OF
the people of Holmes county. These gentlemen
are so well and favorably known in this county
that they need no praise at our hands. See ad-
vertiscment in another column.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-26
GOdeN,s LnlN,S Hook.

This popular magazine for July is on our table,
looking as beautiful as ever, with its pages well
filled with the choicest literary reading, plates
patterns and pictures, all of the richest of sum
mcrs profusion. 1t is the universal favor.tc with
the ladies. Every family should take this maya
zine. l.. A. GoDEy, publisher, Philadelphia, Pa.