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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31

THOSE REGISTRATIONS run1ik Saaa1 jth1s.} 4Ta-
''Erss }fFfssn Roisons;H 2GoT{. YITJJ~
''Not dangerous, to the Human Family oru,,
''Rats do not dis oa H. premises: Ha1oy
''They come out of.theA:helss to de-
''rhssy aset Il an{{yjn a8dbb renadics Ansvnc
"l2 years and more established in n; T. city"
Used by2;he tj!rost once < 1:Io
Usfd tIy--the City Prisons and Station \ ouses.
Used 1y-'he City Steamers, sh|H + &c.;
Used by-+ahe City Hospitals; Aims Il odses, &c
Used dyrsssNtyHee eeb]eeA .tes " hdlas, SC
Used by-the Boarding Houses, &C.. IS.
Used dy-more than $4,000 Private Families
t&E Set. ons or tleQ Specimens of .vhats Ere,y-
Where sa!q1yt6e PeopIe;-7Eatoys D(fealers,d :.
HOUSEKEEPERS-trou With sernn1n
need be so no l'nger, if they use '.CosrAn's"
E Ear nssnAtors: AYE have used ii to our'sats-s
faction, and if box cost SIS we would have
il. We have tried poisons bat they effected
9stsS III MI, }@sss: B H.;
s sss:s sESt&f 5 FL VI 81 gsIa il Il
,Go] Ggaz a stttAf';.,u l;.,oo -. .:..,s:.*u hsi
| NUKE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant county by verminthan would
l@ay for IONS Of this Rat and Inse,tsK iller-
<Lancaster Wis: Herald. 81: .s<8zA
RBSRTM GobT Rive are selling your
preparations rapidlyss.3f Wherever they have
bee" used,'Rats, MisssRoach es md Verraiu
disappear rapidly. ::*:=4@.3}
: Eoxsn & s1os1rHa, Druggists, windsor, Nd
: ,za&3z27z4 ~: "a -
'"costa1'a'' Rat, Rjesdk e. Ezterninatoii.
HcGs{ar;s,, B 3,tb1 'Fstsruin,tor
"(,ostars" T.; ILL.,, i: :: -: 80. :,
"Costar's' Electric Powder for INSECTS, &c !.
h25e: SOC: and $500 B9rtt., Bottles and Flask,
So and SIS Size for Plantations, Ships, i
a.: BOLTS, Uokh, 5e,5e:
CAUT1ON!! Is prevent tba.publiic
from being imposed |upbn; by Injurious and
Highly l'S1niefous, lWi'phions, a: neWlabel
has been preEpared[ ll6a1r7hg The taest;aai1s
of the Proprietors si..satsr I.il1ii'
each box, bottle or flask carefully before
puss'lasi"g, and ta l*,, nothing but Zoos
49,: IKE 10 v,t.;:,0i >7t -1"f;sG ''.*~'
.,~4:7 :,.'io2 s:,>,i ':oI2 $50 "a
3u;.l<E G'NuuiIltEH3a
u@ SoA{ Every1vhere--by ,9,,:e l.,4y
All Wholesale Druggists in the large cities.
Some Of tho
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31
NEW AID VER7aSEF9!DE rs.

. NEH -3OVEN7aS{FFlasDE rs.
or. B. R. PAL aER4&F Dr.. p. E, WREN
I LAYING assotistH,ts Themselves in the prac-
/ tice Of medicine will pursue their prafes-
sion innllTts Hdiches, 0aalAin2 m;4~iife+y
and operative surgerI. v5n1-tf
q q . IT q Il
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-07-31

Ana y 'hs Druggists, stor'ekeepe's and Re,
es"o'J ; 4c;snU 10 &c Il E}I::A b
:n1 Country Dealers cam ortler,ss abovc.q, al
q; Or address orders direct--1or it Prices;
ad Terms, So. 7aregdesired, 1@. send for
Is t1sG2] circular, giving rcduned prices to
HENRY r. CUSTAR, "
Principal Depot-No. 5l2 Broadwav,-.(O
sit" the st. Nicholas Nntcl,\ New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Fight with Jackson.

HAGERsrowN, Juno "A paroled pri-
vatc from Winchester arrived here o-day.
lie says that jackson and Ashby were
both at Winchester on Saturday. AT
O'Clock on Sunday morning their army
was put in motion towards Strasburg,
Ashby's taking the route along the north
of the mountain.
Shortly after daylight on Sunday he
heard firing in the direction of Middle
ton till he reached Martinsburg. Scces-
sionists told him that jackson had en-.
counte:cd Shields and Fremont at Mid
dleton, where jackson was defeated and
lost ten guns.
Information received states that Jack
son had 81 regiments of infantry and 90
/ guns.
All the prisoners were well treated
The sick, wounded and disabled, as well
as the surgeons of the hospitals, stew
ards and nurses, were paroled, only a
small portion were taken along with the
rebel army, They claim to have taken
two thousand prisoners.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
The platGOrna OF the Democracy
OF fMillhcSOta.

The Democratic State Central Com
mittce Of Minnesota, in calling a State
Convention at St. Paul, on the 22d of
July, for the purpose of nominating a
State ticket, says:
"Al who are inclined tc step up to
the helm of the Union against its open
and fultive foes in the North as well as
South-who see no benefit but much evil
to the North and South in the proposed
conversion of the war into one for inter-
fering with the prerogativcs Of States,
and forcing into freedom those who have
not asked for it, and who can never be
citizens of the United States--who are
opposed to being grevcously taxed to
pay citizens of other States for negroes to
infest and corrupt Northern communities
who view with alarm violence to the
spirit and letter of the Constitution un'
der any prctense, and would rebuke the
the corruption at Washington, which has
scandalized the Republic and the age, arc
cordially invited to come up to the work
as Democrats Of old, to snatch their be
loved country from distinctions, and
start it in new career ofpcacc, prosper
| ity and fraternity"
That is a good platform, which al
sensible and patriotic men will indorse
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
shCrIn'S Sn!c.

IRVINE c. WALES, Plt'f,O
vs.. Court of Common Pleas
WILLIAM DEAKINS Deft.
IHl virtue of an order Of sale issued from the
- Court OF Common Pleas of Holmes county, Ohio
in certain civil action therein pending, wherein
Irvine G. Wales is plaintiff and William EyIkins
Is defendant, and to me directed Sheriff of said
county, will offer for sale at pubic auction, at the
north door OF the Court House i'll the town Mi Hers
burg, in said Holmes county, ON
Monday, tie 7A day Of July, A. d. 1862,
at o'clock p m, of sal day, the following dcscrib.
ca real est tHte to-wt 80 much of tn south half OF
fractional section number twenty mine (29), town
snip nineteen li9. range fifteen (5), as lies west of
the middle OF MOhccHn river, situate in tho county
Of Holmes and State of Ohio,
ALSO,
So much of the west half of the north east quarter
of said fractional section number twenty nine [29l
rs lies west OF the middle of said Mohecan riy or
situate in the county OF Holmes and State of Ohio
The said two tracts of land contain ono hundred
and forty acres more or less.
Taken as the property of said William Deukin
to satisfy the claim Of said Irvine G.. Wales.
Terms cash. JOHN :. NELSON
BIERCE n pEASE, Attys, Sheriff
May 20, lcb3w!SJUO.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Wa shimgtOm in Danger.

Some alannists started n report last
week that Washington was in great dan,
ger, Besides creating false alarm, the
report did injustice to the military dis
positions the Government has made fol
the protection of the city. The effect
abroad was to produce fcticious i'm,
preston more complimentary to the reb-
els than the facts of the case can warrant
The National hateiiigenccr says the rebels
can never take Washington. The re,
ported danger Of the national capitol is
an Ohio production, and we think Gov,
ernor Ton entitled to the credit of orig.
mating it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Fhc --latest from Winchester.

BALTIMORE, June "A respectable
citizen of Baltimore has just arrived
home from Winchester, having escaped
from there on last Thursday. He states
that Col. Henley and large portion OF
his command were prisoners there, and
that the many umors that we have re.
ceived with regard to the brutal treat
ment OF this regiment are altogether un-
founded The stories of burning the
hospitals, with all in them, are altogeth-
or untrue, neither of the buildings having
been injured, He saw Col. Henley sit
ting up in bed, with wound on his head
A number of officers of tho Second Ma.
ryland were at large, on parole, The reb-
els claim to have taken five thousand
prisoners, but from what he saw in Win
chester, he supposed that half that num-
Der is nearer the truth.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
On Mondoy, tie IN dag Of July, 1862
Siacrin's sale.

Louis M4Yrns' Pltf, Court of Common
i. VI. SPENCER ct al, Dcft. } Alc"s'
RG virtue of order of sale issued from the
- Court Of Common Pleas of Holmes county, Ohio.
Louis Mayors is plaintiff and Il VI. Spencer ct al.
are defendants, and to me directed as Sheriff of
said county, will offer for sale at public auction ut
the north door Of the Court House in the town of
Millcrsburg, in said Holmes county, ON
Monday, the IN day Of Juiy, A. d. 1862,
at o'clock =. NJ. of said day, the following dcs-
cribed real estate situate in the county of Holmes
and State of Ohio, to-wit: ln-lot number eleven
QD Mayors addition to the town of Alilcrsburg
the cOunty-sea of Holmes county, Ohio.
Taken rs the property of said Il. NJ. Spencer to
satisfy the claim of said Louis Mayer.
Terms cash. JOHN >. NELSON.
N. BEvINGToN, Atty, Sheriff.
May 20 ]. 61W5pf,S So 20
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
General IsuiIcr.

General Butler is pursuing strong
and decisive course in New Orleans
lie has suppressed the Deia and the Dec
for advocating tho destruction of pro.
ducc. lIe has arrested several British
subjects for giving aid to Ii rebels. lie
has seized large quantity Of specie be
longing to the rebels from the Office Of
the Consul for the Netherlands has stop
ped the circulation Of "Coniedcrate" pa
per money, and has distributed among
the suffering poor tho provisions intond.
cd for the support Of the rebel soldiers.
And more: he has taken the wife of Gen.
Beauregard-who was found to be in
New Orlearns--undor his care and pro
lection, just as General Mcclellan has
done the wife Of the rebel General Lee
in the neghborhood Of Richmond.
Col. Kenly, Of Gen. Banks army sup,
posed to have been killed, is reported tc
be alivsand at Winchester.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
EYmcunIiom Corinii,.

The rebels evacuated Corinth just al
the time a big battle was expected. Our
forces secured bout 5000 prisoners, \
great number of louisiana troops ar,
said to have deserted and come into TN
Union lines. There are different report
as to what place the rebels fell back on
Some say they divided into three divi
sions, one Of which went East, one Wes
and the other South.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Rebels iu West Tennessee.

Our latest news from the West states
there is trouble in Western tennessee, and
a considerable force of rebels is said to
be at Trenton, ready to march on Union
City and Hickman. Union men from
Weakly and Obion counties were flock
ing to Hickman for protection, -Four
on five hundred rebel cavalry are stationed
near the mouth of Obion river awaiting
the draining of the swamp in that region
to plant n battery to prevent the passage
OF our transports on the Mississippi.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05

Congress, who have not statesman
among them, and are more like crazy lu-
natcs, fit for bedlam. than members OF
a dolibcrativo assembly. They will not
pass tho tax bill, SO necessary for the sus-
tainmcnt of the war and the national cred
it. They will not pass tariff nor a
bankrupt act, nor anything in the shape
of practical legislation. They seem to
think that their whole businesss and the
very end of their existence is to talk and
logislate about the niggcr, while the in
terests of the white men of this great re-
public are neglected and ruincd.-New
York Herdld.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Silcrin's Sale.

FREDERICK MARcnANp, Sr, PIN, Court of Com
FREDERICK MILLER ct al, Def't mon Pleas
DY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county, Ohio,
in II certain civil action therein pending wherein
Frcde ick Marchand, ST, Is pl0intiH and Frcder-
ick Miller ct nj. are defendants, and to me directed
as Sheriff OF said county willUter for sale at pub
lie auction, at the north door of the Courthouse
in the town Of Millcrsburs, in said Holmes county
On Monday, the It'll day Of Juiy, 1862,
at o'clock p. M of said day, the following real
estate, tO-wit The southwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section nine o. in towns hip eight
~ of range seven ~ of the unappropratcd lands
IN the military district subject to sale at ncsville
Ohio containing forty (iO) acres lying and being
III tho county of Holmes and State of Ohio.
Taken as the property of said Frederick Miller
ct al. to satisfy the claim of said Frederick Mar
chand Sr. Term. cash.
WM. REED, Atty. JOHN ). NELSON,
June >, l,O1wIpt.Si,gO sheriff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Another Democratic victory.

On Saturday, May 24th, there was a
Congressional election in Pennsylvania,
composed Of the counties Of Bucks and
Lehigh, for the unexpired term of Hon
Thomas b. Cooper, deceased John ID.
Stiles, the Democratic candidate, was
elected by more than fire hURdrcd major
ity-beng n gain for the Democracy OF
one HouSand since the last Presidential
election. Mr.. Stiles encountered the us
ual fate Of Democratic candidates in
thcss timcs--that Of being denounced as
"Breckenridge Socessionist," "sym-
pathizcrwith treason" "Nallandighnm-
mcr," etc, etc, etc. The Republican
papers in the District undertook to make
the issue one between loyalty and disloy
atty to the Government, claiming, OF
course, that their candidate was loyal,
while Mr., Stiles was stigmatscd as be.
ing disloyol, In spite, however, of this
rcprehensiblo system of clectioncering,
the Democrcy came out Of :hc contest,
having made an immense gain in the
district The patriotic and loyal tax
payers Of the counties of Bucks and Lee
high were not to be bamboollcd by the
transparent viiainy OF the Republican
leaders, with John w. Forncy Mt their
head
The charge that Democratic candidates
sympathize with dislayolty and treason,
which has been iteratcd and reiterated
by Abolition Disunionists, has begun to
react, and is now adding thousands to
the Democratic majortics wherever cleo
tions are being held, The people now
understand that this is the last card OF
sinking politicians, aud have acquired
the wholesome habit Of rcbuking thos,
who use it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
ShcriH's Sale.

The State of Ohio, PltA,l
StOurt of Common Pleas
MOSES MOAGLAND, Dcrt.
Dl virtue oc an order of sale issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county, Ohio
i n certain civil action therein pending, wherein
the state Of Obi is plaintiff and Moses lioagand
is defendant, and to INC directed rs Sheriff OF said
county, will offer for sale at public auction ut the
lersburg, in said Holmes county, on
Monday, the 7th day Of July, 1862,
at l o'clock p. m. of said day, the following dcs-
cribcd real estate, tO-Wit: Thirty -four feet oil the
west side of the following described lot Chat is tu
say thirg four feet in front and eight rods back
one hundred and thirty Two feet in front and far
back the rest O the lots in the town of Mil
lersburg and lying and being on the north side of
jackson street, with an alIy between the aforesaid
pieces of ground, and lot number ninety nine on
the recorded plat of said town, situate in the
ty of Holmes and State of Ohio.
Taken as the property of sasd Moses llOagand to
satisfy the claim of said state Of Ohio.
Terms cash. JOHN >. NELSON,
l.. Il, CRIrCHFIELp, Atty. Sheriff,
May %, lSb2W5pf 81 10
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
THE NATIONAL PLATFORM.
Crittenden Resolution.

CONGRESS-. ny A VOTE NEARLY UNANIMOUS PASS
ED THE FOLLOWING RESOLUTION, 1N July lsil
WHICH EXPRESSES THE VOICE OF THE NATlON, AM
Is THE TRUE STANDARD OF 10y Atty;
THAT the present deplorablc civil war has been
forced upon the country by the disunionsts on w
Southern States, now in arms against tno 4"b, ~
Capital; that in this National emergency iuSlcts
banishing all feeling of mere passion anu resent
menf viii rpcoect only its duty to the " hole uun-
try. that this war is not wagcd on their part IN
any spirit Of oppression, or for any purpose OF con
ouest or subiugation or purpose of oyerthr9Wlug
or Interfering with the rights established in ii
tutions Of those States but to defend and main
tain the supremacy Of the Constitution, and To
preserve the Union, with all the dignity, equality
and rights Of the several States unmpalrGdi ana
that as soon as these bjccts are accomplished the
war ought to cease
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Shcriff's Sale.

The State of Ohio, Plt'T
JouS UrsrnN' Administrator | Court Of Common
OF j. AMEs tRENCu, deceased, i'o"s'
ct al, Dert.
nl 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 is plaintiff and John Huston,
administrator of James French, deceased, ct al. are
defendants and 10 me directed us 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, the III day July, A, ID. 1879.
at o'clock p m. of said day, the following descrb-
od real estate, to-wit Being part of Lot number
forty two (i2 in the first quarter ninth township
in the seventh range of the Connecticut Western
Reserve School Lands bounded as follows Com
mencing at the kilibuck creek whore the north line
of said lot intersecS said creek at the north west
corner of said lot, thence running east along said
north line to the road leading from Milersburg TO
Wooster, thence ulong said road south far enough
So ms to include twelve and half acres by running
parallel line west with said north line to the said
killbucb creek, thence west parallel with said north
limo to the said killbuck creek thence up tho me-
anderings 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 John Huston, ad-
ministrator OF James French, decd, ct a TO satisfy
the claim Of said state of Ohio, ,,,
Terms cash. JOHN 5. NELSON,
l.. II. CRITCHFIRLp, Atty. Sheriff.
MAY %, le62w5pf36 So 10
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
The Constitution as il is--IhC
Union iI was.

A cotemporary eloquently and truth
fully says:
"Amid the wastes of the ocean, some
vast Gibraltar rcars its rocky front,
agaist which the waves may beat, around
which the lightning and the tempest may
play, still leaving its adamantine strength
mistaken, its colossal form calmly and
grandly looming above the wilderness o
waters, gladdening sight to the storm
tossed mariner-so now TIE CosTITUTIoN
the Gibraltar Of our liberties, agans
which the waves Of sectional strife ma
moan in vain, and around which the ferc
storms Of civil war may harmlessly rage
begins to rear itself over and above tn
sea of tumult and bloody strife, gladcn
ing the bruised hearts and the dying spin
its Of American citizens with its mag
nifcent perfection and the grand promis
Of its authoritative protection.
Let us never deflo this sacred dcposi
tory of human rights. The men VIII,
made it were furnished at their time an,
for that purpose by the hand Of Coo
himself--grcat souls, planted on earth t,
bloom for time and be garnered agail
in heaven-century plants in the garder
of humanity.
This constitution once destroyed, one
lost, and the age Of to-day find no fac
tors who shall form and establish one t.
supply its place.
During the same century God will no
furnish the same nation with two genera
tons Of Wushingtons, Franklins, Jellei
sons, and their compecrs.
Let us fight bravcly, then, both in Il
South and the North, against the cob or
of secession and tho hordcS of abolitio
for tie Union as IL aUaS. and tie Co.
sttution as il is. Fortune, life, happ
ness, and honor cannot be periled in
better cause. Let the banners of the ID
mocracy wave first in this Let Il
"long roll" be sounded in that gal lal
old party, and victory for our cause
secured"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Relief Warranted in Ten Minutes,
Notice to the Supervisors of Holmes
County,

NOUR attention is directed to the following pro
1 vision Of the Statute, which has of late been
almost entirely lsrCgaTdcd
THAT each Supervisor within his district shall
erect and keep up, at the oXpnsc of the township.
at the forks of every State and county road, post
and guide board, or finger board. containing an
inscription in egiblc letters directing the way and
distance to the town or towns, or public place or
places, situated on each road respectively"
And also to another provisions:
That each and every Supcryi sOr who shall neg
cct refuse &c., "shal forfeit for every such
offensc, not less than five dollars nor moro than ff
ty dollars, to be recovered by indictment in tho
Court of Common Pleas, or by an action before any
Justice" &c.
The Importance to the travelling public Of Il com
plance with the first above provision is a complete
Justification of the proceeding and penalty attach
ed to Noncompliance in tho second provision above
ccferred to l.. Il. CRlTCHFlELD,
May lj lsG2w Prosecuting Attorney.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
The Fugitive Slave Law.

The question whether fugitive slavs
can be lawfully taken from the District
of Columbia has been recently mooted
in the United States Circuit Court at
Washington. The Court on Friday last
decided that the fugitive clause in the
Constitution, and, conseqently, the fugi
tive slave law were applicable to the Dis
trict of Columbia, 1t is stated that an
appeal has been taken to the Supreme
Court This Court will d doubtless affirm
the decision of the Circuit Court.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-06-05
Our Progress mp The Mississippi

a few days after the occupation of
New Orleans, a portion of our fleet as
cended the Mississippi to Baton Rouge,
the Capital Of Louisiana. and took pos
session. On the 18th of May, the Iro-
quois, Captain James Palmer, appeared
off Natchez, The city was summoned
to surrender, and the Mayor answered
the summons by assuring Captain Palm
er, that SO far as the city authorities could
prevent. there would be no opposition to
his taking possession of the city.
On the llth Of May, according to the
Memphis appeal of the next day, four OF
our gunboats had reached Nicksburg
On the 10Th landing was effected at
Warrington on the river, about eight
miles below NickSburg. BY dispatch
from Cornth of the 9th ult., it appears
that Nickoburg had surrendered, and that
our fleet was on its way to Memphis
This news is confirmed by subsequent re
ports, which represent our vessels as,
some ten days ago, at White river, about
seventy miles below Memphis.-States
man.