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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-31
Adjourned sheriff,s Sale.

5T1ar By virtue Of Il writ Of Ais. Venditioni EGpona
ssaM TO me directed, will be exposed to PUBLIC
liii SALE, at the hotel Of Lewis W. atidham, u
klie Odessa, St. Georges Hundred, New Castle coun
Y, and State Of Delaware, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
gay q November, 1852 at o'clock P. NJ the following
described Real Estate viz:
No l. tract Of land, situate in ST. Georges Hundred,
IN the village Of Odessa bounded on the south by Main
Street on the east side by lands VI Laurence r. Davis
on hs north by lands Of John NJ Enos the west by
rhird street containing half acre of land with 4
frame dwelling house and store house and tenant house
thereon erected.
No = tract or piece Of laad in the same Hundred,
IN tue village Of Odessa, bounded on the north by lands
Of Daniel Corhi the west by Anda Of John Whitby,
an the sonh by other lands OF Daniel Corb and the
cast by Appoquiuimnk creek, containing about half
acre Of and with two frame store hoHses thereon erect
cd.
No D. 4 farm or tract of land situate In Appoquinim-
ink Hundred in the ooanty aforesaid, bounded fol-
low to wit On the south by the public road leading
from Hills corner to Black Bird Landing. the north
and west by Black Bird Creek the South by the road
leading from Black Bird to Charlottesville containing
200 acres Of land more less, with a frame dwelling
house and stable thereon erected.
Seized anG taken in execution as the property of Jacob
V. Naudain, and to be sold by
LEVI MOORE, sherin.
hheriffs ohicei New Castle, Oct 80, -as-ts.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-31
- doi. THEo. iHsYATr, President P. M. A.

p,S.-ll was advertised that this Academy would he
opened in April last but sudden and severe sickness
with which the subscriber visited compelled post
ponement Of the enterprise by the blessing of God he
has been restored health and fitness active duties
If any applications for circulars for information con-
cerning the academy were unanswered, the neglect
ascriblble to that sickness THEO. HYATT
aug53m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-31
Boots and Shoes for the Million

VHE largest assortment of the above articles to be found
tp the State is at No 1O2 West second Street. between
shipiey and Orange Street During the Summer when
things dull aud before the present high prices pre-
vailed we laid in large quantities Of stock which
manufactured into all kinds Of Boots and Shoes besides,
large assortment uf Eastern work which bought in
anticipation of the present state Of affairs, all Of which
we are determined to sell prices that be object
ed by the economical besides all the articles sold
at this establishment warranted to be represented
and all who pAtronizs this establishment may depend
upon getting an equivalent of their money, Uniform
ity Of price Is our rule Of doing business
JAMES W. BRINE,
No 1902 West Second Street between shpley and Orange
sts., Wilmingtonl Del.
September slh ls62.-sep9-tl.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-31
A GEM FOR THE MILLION
A GEM FOR THE MILLION
MIME. DEMoREST'S
SIS
RUNNING STITCH
SEWING MACHINE.

Ia PRACTICAL, RAPID, EFPICEEr and SEWING
MACHINE adapted 10 large proportion of FAMILY
ING or for manufacturing purposes and Is highly ornA-
mental and is light and portable, (Weghing than
one pound) that 1t can be conveniently carried in the
pocket retienle.
Its operation is very SIMPLE that IL reoures but
slight degree Of Judgment to use it.
by the simple turning of crank with one hand, aud
guiding the work with the other, Il silently vet very
rapidly with COMMON NEEDLE makes the running stitch
EXACTLY LIKE HAND SEWING, only more perfect and
gular.
BRBADrHsi ETC., with single double thread any
material adapted To the RUNNING STITCH, from tho LIGHT
Rsr and THSRsT TO two theknesses of ordinary silk
or muslin. The thinnest, usually the dlhcult 10
stitch by other sewing machines being the easiest
For ladies' and ehdrens apparel and other articles made
Flight fabrics. II will therefore be found almost INvA-
UABLE.
s. is attached to the table like sewing bird and hsv-
ing NO tension, and requiring fabrication change of
stitch Is always ready for operation and such marvel of
simplicity that child Of six eight years can UNDRR-
STAND 1t Immediately, and use 1t SUCCESSFULLY.
II Is not at all liable to get out OF order
Each machine is put up in a neat box. accompanied
with full and explicit directions and twenty five needles
Sent to any address In the United States RECEIPT of an
ORDER inolosng the amount may be collected by Ex
press on delivery of the machine.
Agents wanted every where to whom the most liberal
inducements will be offered
For particulars specimens of sewing etc. send stamp
for reurn postage Address
Mme. DemOreSt, No. .473 Broadway, MY.
Rs- Every Lady, Mother, Milliner and Dressmaker
should have one of these valuable Sewing Machines
The New York State Fair recently held Rochester has
contmed the efficiency simplicity, and great practical
utility Of this machine by awarding It the first Premium
octlalm.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-31
NEARLY IN RICHMOND.

Courage Noble American men,
Patience little longer
Every day of vexatious delay
Maketh our army stronger.
Soon shall We enter Richmond i0oa
Hark tits the noise Of the battle,
Losing the day and RAINING away,
Traltorous hosts Sleddddie'
Rapidly running they scampsr of
BOastng with lying siVenino,
How they did beat with little defeat
General George Mcclellan
Rebellion has ended It's prosperous daysl
The heart of the rebels is down low,
Just as see In East Tennessee
Honor to PdrSon Broleilto0
Now while we wait for Richmond town,
Rathng than stand and do nothing,
Citizens all proceed tp OAK HALL,
Purchase magnificent Clothing
az PARTICULAR NOTICE. This extensive estab
shmen Is directly on the Corner Of sixth and Market
Streets.
Persons from this part of the country in visiting he
city should aim to go there to purchase their CLOTHING
They have large assortment of styles and qualities
select FROM, and all the goods made up good and
strong, and sold at reasonable prices.
As buy from first hands and sell exclusively fol-
Cash. sell to everybody cheap for the buyer does
through the Credit ysenl. In one wordWe guarantee
to sell goods ten per cent lower than old concerns that
stand out for big profits Our motto is the nmble six
pence is better than the slow shilling" Come and see
for your yourselves
wANAMAKER a BROWN, (oAK HALL)
S. h. CORNER Sixth and Market SITS, Philadelphia
NJ B-MIEITARY CLOTHING ready made, always ON
hand to suit any part of the u s. service at far lower
prices than when made TO order.
sept30tian. LIST, 1865
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14

pulled monsters, pay us visit; in which case we
will have an orportunity to witness and publish to
the world through the columns of the FARMER
sight which We all long to scc--a naval engage.
mcnt.
Company enjoys good hcalth better than
nvcrogc; and they are ably commanded by Lieut.
Chapman while am in the temporary command
OF the Regiment. Our Regiment is in much bet.
ter condition than that Of the average Of old reg
lmcnts In the field, and in regard to fight it Is 80.
X, ," aud the efficiency Of its drill and dicpno
has been publicly complimcntcd on several occa.
sions OF division drills reviews aud inspections by
Major General Peck. Who, by the way, is one
seen in the seiycc, 1t would do your soul good
to see him handle svcnteen regiments on drill
Last night at ~ O'Clock we were uccremonious.
ly reused from our sumJcrs by fearful, rapid and
tontnuous discharges Of artillery across the river
From cightc' n to twenty cannons were placed
by the rebels during the night with the intention
Of sinking our transports, but the poor deluded
fools did not figure on how quickly the gunboats,
with their earthquake guns would make them
"skcdaddle." We could plainly see the whole
transaction. 1t was grand sight to see the red
hot balls, aimed at our transports, passing through
the air. They intended to strike aud burn our
transportst but in this they failed, and when our
guuboats whth their Gl and 1872 FOUNDERS open
ed on them the noise was so great tn 1t everybody
was in manner stunned with the noise. This
performance lasted about an hour and one half
Adjutint Gen Ives was the first to pass here and
inform me they did Us no harm 1t is supposed
the rebels suffered severely. had my regiment
out under arms Immediately, and ready to do bat
tie for their country. Att ough am no fighting
man, particularly, must say that felt disap.
pointed in not getting a brush We expected an
attack, and it would have offordcd me great pies.
ure to have led my regiment into battle.
Our GRUB" is pretty fair now, and if we could
exchange our sole leather bread for some good,
soft bread, we would, with the potatoes, cabbage,
onions and good meat which We are drawing do
"bully" The darrhua and and fever which ra.
gcd at first is now rapidly abatng, owing to
to the boys becoming acclimatcd.
We get very good water from springs near the
river, The weather, though at times extremely
hot is more bearablc than in many other parts OF
Virginia Giving to the pleasant breeze from the
river the nights are cool and agreeable.
By II letter receive from my wife | have just
learned of the death of the son of my dear friend
Dr. Ebright. Oh, God how dread the time for
this sad news to reach him. He suffered dread.
fully from the uncertainties of the case some time
ago, and just within the last few days felt some
what rcievd by the cheering news from home,
! feel rather stupid to day, having slept but
four hours in forty eight, and if my letter is dull
rs my feelings attribute the fact to my carly ed.
ucatiUn, and to military duties.
Truly Your Friend,
| M. NJ SPlEGEL.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

Headquarters OF 9th REGnENT,i

HEADQUARTERS OF 9th REGMENT,i
NEAR HARRIsoNs LANDING, VA, Aug. IS
MEssRs. J. a. & E. EsTILL;-Y esterday while
on picket, two miles in front Of our lortfcation,
received your paper of the 24th ult. containing
my letter of the 29th of June Just one month old.
inasmuch as this was the first paper received from
Holmes county since we arrived on the Peninsula
it was gladly received by company G and peruscd
with great interest.
Our arrival here, with its incident and accidents,
has been so often narrated by my boys to their
friends in "Sweet Little Holmes" that repetition
by me would be folly. will therefore treat of
gcncralitics
We have had but little fighting to do since we
came here, except on the Sd, lth aud 9th of July,
when, by several skirmishes and one night attack,
We had two men killed and eight severely wound.
ed, fortunately none in my company.
Our situation is one OF the most formidable and
well selected as well as one of the best fortified
and important in regard to the capture of Rich
mond We are daily looking Tor an attack in
large force by the rebels, and if they come the
country may rest assured the victory will be ours
aud the days of the rebellion numbered. If, how
ever, they only menace and annoy us with small,
bold and cowardly skuking parie until after they
have attack Gen. Poi en- masse the results may
be more disastrous.
Our camp is situated on high bank, on the
James river The location is truly beautiful and
romantic. Beside having magnificent view of
the surrounding country we have the satisfaction
of seeing the daily manouver!ng of our kind
neghbors who sleep right along side of us; towit;
the Monitor, GaIena, NaugatOck and fifteen other
gunboats; all patiently waiting to receive and
"take in" the VirginiG No. Q, which it is said
will shortly, in company with two other highly
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
OBITUARY Y.

DlED-On the 3lst of July. after lingering
sickness. Lucy, daugh ter Of William and Elizabeth
Frazier aged year, months and Is days.
At his residence west of Miorsburg, july 3Oth.
Mr.. THOMAS ID. WALLER aged - years.
The deceased was born near Florence, Washing
ton county, Pennsylvania, and came to Holmes
county, Ohio, about the year 1896. lie was, at tho
time of his death, member of the Presbyterian
Chu3ch of Milersburg with which he united
sh0ltly after he came here For many years he
was afflicted in his limbs that he was unable to
attend the public worship Of the Sanctuary. His
aflliction Yves born with christian resignation. As
q citizen he was well Informed about all matters
Of public interest; and as II christian, he had a
mind well stored with n knowledge Of Bible his
tory and of the doctrines Of his own, as well as of
other churches. In all the relations Of life he was
beloved BY all who knew him His end was peace
Con-,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
TO COnsumptiyeS.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in n few weeks, BY 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 Charge with the direc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRoNcHpls,.&c. The only object Of the eadvertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the afct.
cd and spread information which he conceiyes 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 al
dress
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
| lnlGmal Kings County, New YORK.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
DR.. Roback,s scandinavian Remedies

Are you sick, no matter what organ is affected, de-
pend upon the hood which Is the food and susenauce
ofeycry organ, Is ull CT corruption My Scandinavian
Blood Pll' and Blood Purifier, reak up the Of
disease in the fluids Of the body. They purge and
purify The elements Of the llpod Hence their quick
and complete cures in dyspepsia, scroula, eruptous,
Its, tlmors nervousness, kidney complaints, piles,
low fevers, debility, rheumatism headache, want Of
exual vigor etc ETC. These remedies are astonishing
the who medical w,rl. See adv, rtisemeut.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
Home IpSiiinnnN.

OXFORD, lIol ncs Co., o., Juy 81, 1879.
DR.. c. W. RoBACK- Dear Sir . My son was afflicted
with spasms Calling nt) for about five years. After
trying three different doctors and receiving no benefit
procured some Of your Scandinavian Blood Pills and
Pur' r, which he used and has not had fit for tha
last fifteen months in fact he has had since he
commenced taking your madeleine.
Respectfully Yours, &C.,
1929 II BARCOLI IAARRISON.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
Truly Your Friend,
NJ. NJ. SPlEG Ell


HEADQUARTERS 9th RECT Aug. 5. '62.
Ny DEAR WIFE AND CHlLDREN:-lh received
your sew eral letters almost daily and can assure
you that nothing could give more JOY and true
happiness than these letters do to me in the field.
This morning had my regiment out on division
drill, but was summarily dismissed on account of
the battle raging four or five miles from here on
Malvern Hill in which, we have just heard, our
folks have whipped the rebels. We are under
marching orders, and expect to move in course of
an hour.
As swe came in we met Gen. Mcclellan, the
gallant and muck beloved young chicitain. who
was chcered voc(orously by every regiment as he
passed them to go to the front. Some how when
ever the soldiers of his army see him they seem
to feel that all is right.
Lieut.. Chapman is sick with a very bad diar
he heard the heavy cannonnding and the report of
the impending battle he said: .Gentlemen shall
60 INTO this battle, no matter how feel"
Henry Bccglc is still very sick and | do not
wish to disguise the facts: am in doubt as to the
result, he is in my tent, Dr. Wcstflll attends him
't llHlNs anu We dlc uOlIS al We CuH
for him. Let us hope for the best.
If you ever had an idea cf how fair young
lady oc twenty ccntcmplatcs, the day previous to
her wedding, the happiness of her approaching
nuptials you have an idea of how now feel in
the contemplation Of the pleasure it will afford
me to lead the 9th regiment into battle; which
in all probability viii do to-day. My dear wife,
| feel serious, but proud. feel adequate for the
occasion. | sincerely hope that when you read
this you may feel ms composed as do. | know
and feel that a kiud and a'l-wise Providence will
direct all things for good, | feel as though We
shall come out of TIE contest victorious, and il
anything does happen me- | am only offering Il
small sacrifice for my beloved country. which
always so generous and kind, has opened her arm:
to receive the down troddcn of other nations
| Give my love to our dear chilcren, and to al
friends am called to headquarters. Good by
May God protect you, is the ferYrntpraycr Of
Your True and Loving IIusba nd.
NJ. NJ. SPlEGEL,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
Our Companies Full.

Holmes county has promptly responded to the
call Of the Government. Capt. llusToNs Com
panv is full, 50 also is Capt HARpsrER's. They
however, will accept IL few more men. From
forty to fifty men have been recruited for the lGl
Regiment Now let the Government give US the
privilege to supply the call for a draft with nine
months volunteers. Should this be granted We
have no doubt about this county furnishing hcl
quota on short notice.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
Picked Up.

Three young men arrived in town on Monday
evening who reported they were from Muskngun
county and on their way to Cleveland. Their ac.
ton caused them tobe regarded as 'skcdaddlei s.
and upon being confronted by Deputy Mar.
shall LEOPOLD, they agreed to volunteer, and ac'
corlingIy were sworn into Capt IUsroN's COM
pauy. Several others have cinec been "brought
to limerick"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
MiiiersbUrg Mari<ey.
$50! WAGES PAID, $kOO

To sell goods for the ADAMs Saving MAGAZINE COMPANY.
We will give commission all goods sold by our
Agents pay at from $40 to 500 per month, and
pay all necessary expenses. Our machine Ia perfect
its mechanism. child learn to operate it by half
hours instruction 1t is equal to any Family Sewing
Machine in use and have reduced the price to sl5.
Each machine is warranted for three years.
Address G. RUGGLEs, Gen. Ag't
. frlsyll pet-oit, Ntch
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
FREDERGCE1SBUSG
- &KA School :

THIS institution VIII again no opened on the FIRST
l. Tuesday (,th) OF August under the supervision o.
B. c SMITH and s. D, MILLER; the Term to continue
ten weeks.
Tuition, ON AZ 50 to $500. Boarding as low as n;
any other place. Rooms ut reasonable rates for self
boarding.
Especial facilities offered to those preparing to teach
There will be examination the close of the term
and certificates granted 90 such as merit.
For fur her particulars address either Of the aboy,
named persons, at Fredericksburg, O.. 22w4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14

What is the use Of being poor, when you can
make from 5000 to ,oOO year By acting agent for
the Adams Sewing Machine Co. Persons out of
employment and having the least bit of "yim" in
them, would do well TO write to Mr. c. Ruggles, at
Detroit, Mitch, and get the Co.'S confidential cir
cular TO agents.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
Notice.

THE Buffalo Agricultural Machine Works, Of he
| city of BulfIlO, in the State Of New Urh, will
take notice that Frodetica Peter, OF the county Of
nomes and state of Ohio did, on the : IN day Of
July, a. ID. lsG4, file her amended petition IN the
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the county
ron, Eliza Ann Hebron, Aanay e.. EIltehhe;d d and
The said Buffalo Agricultural Machine Works, he
fendants setting forth tharlAe said James Hebron
gave mortgage 10 the slId lrcqerIca fe.cr on the
Y9th day Of MAY, A. d. 1851 on the following prem
ses situate in the county Of lloitnGs gnd state OF
j5hi': and bounded and described as follows east
one third part of lot uuulbcr two IN the town Of
Mlers sbu * in said couuts, to SECURE tue pay mont
of s5UU 90 and the interest thereon according o
certain note referred to in said NOR tGiSe and that
? IN day OF January 4 y. 1862. the said james
Hebron gave a mortgage to the said Nancy Z.
Citchield On SAID above described premises 20 So
cure The payment of 500 30 nd accrulng IN teres
according to u certain note roferre1 70 in the sale
mortgage given 10 the said NaacJ u CrilcnHe!a
and that since the giving Of said mortgage o. SaiG
plaintiff, to-wit; on the Goth day of MARCH AZ y
is62 the said James Hebron and the said Eliza Ann
Hebron, his witu. gave csrlall other NOR gage on
ca id premises TO the said Bukalo AsrNultl .Hl Ma
chin W orks 10 secure the payment oi Fo5f'io ac
coTding to certain notes referred 70 IN 81 mort
gage given to saia Buffalo AgrcultGrai Maehlhe
Works. Said plaintiff asks that the SAID mqrtgaFe
may be forec!ossd hat said premises MAJ be so. "a
free of al dow er interest the said Eliza Ann lvo-
ron might ever have in said premises, ana lnat the
procge Is of said sale may be applied IN sat ts!dsloh
of the indshteduesS due this pautln, ana any pal
anee may be brought INTO court To- nS aPp.led uh
inr fhc order of court &c; and the Buffalo ASrcul
tursl Machine Works are notified that they are re
ouirei 10 appcar and answer said amended petition
on or before the third saturday alter the 2lst dh-
of August. \, d. lsG2. WILLIAM hEED,
Juh 10, lsG2N6 Attorney Tor FlaIhtlA'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
GhsEAr wAIs NETTING.
There will be grand rally at Mllersburg on
Friday, August 18th,

At 10 O'Clock, AM. 1t being the last day on
which the Government will pay bounty T., volun
tecrs. Persons wishing to avoid draft and to
avail themselves of the bounty offered by the
Government should come up promptly and volun.
teer on that day.
All volunteers over and above the quota for
the first call will be credited ON the draft.
Let everybody turn out and learn matters of
Importance
Good speakers, music &C.. will be OH hand
Rally all.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
To InNnlilS.

The undersigned has been over the county and
discovered Tremendous number of invalds.-
lie therefore has concluded to establish II IIosp :
al at Millersburg, and for that purpose he has
leased ARMSTRONG WoLGAMoNr's meadow to pas .
turc cripples on, that they may be recuperateJ
in time for draft. w. MCC.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
From Capt. Spiegei.

In to days paper We publish a letter from Capt
SnEGEL, addressed to his wife, and not designed
for publication, dat,d August 9th. We publish
it dt the request Of Mrs. SrrGEI, and the reasons
for so doing that when the letter was received
some persons we're Informed of its contents, and
those who prize some slang about their neighbors
more than they do the truth, reported that Henry
BEEdLE was left oui on the river bank to die with.
out any attention; and others who "delightn max
ing helIish leasts ofgood mems Names reported
that the letter was designed to discourage enlist
mens. These contemplate "slang .whangers
congrcgNtc at a certain nest in this town to lie
about honest men. There is day Of reckoning
coming for some of hem. The original letter
can be seen at this office.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14

The camp at Mansfield isnot yet in order to re.
ceivc the volunteers Of the 1921 Regiment Fif.
teen men are detailed from each OF our compauit S
and are going to Mansfield to day to aid in fixing
up the barracks. The rcmaing volunteers will
leave here on Tuesday next.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-08-14
Notice to Township Treasures

TOWNSHIP Treasurors will please tske not,'o
L that tho township funds are now ready Tor a.
tritnticr q B. RAIFF. Treasurer
"a ia OF holmes Co.. %.