Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-11-06
News Items.

nv ""ihhVie VI VeH' SISel III ClnCln
i natl, some time ago resolved to presor
y him with sword, the sum to be raise
n by ten cent contributions. The sword
It now completed, and is one of the fines
Q productions OF art, beth as to design an
j. execution.
o The Republican majority in Iowa i
i 1000 or 1900 Martin, the Dem ocrat
ic candidate for Congress in the Fourtl
+, District, has from 600 to 700 majority
Judged from abolition point of view
fanaticism is loyalty, and moderation
treason.
= The niger to whom the President com
: municated his scheme of Central Ameri
can colonization has written an indig.
nant letter to him on account of his fail
ure to comply with his promise Eth
opia is assuming rather an elevated posi-
tion.
The 9th of November has been ap.
pointed thanksgiving by the Governors
Of Ohio, New York, Massachusetts,, Penn
sylvania, New Hampshire, Maine and
Maryland,
An immense German Democratic meet :
ing was held at the Cooper Institute.
New York city, on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 20th for the purpose of ratifying the
Democratic nominations for State off.
GERS. Speeches were made by Hon. S.
). Cox. of Ohio, and large number of
influential Germans Of New York city.
a large number of citizens in parts of
Minnesota, are in destitute and SUFFERING
condition, causcd by the recent Indian
trouble in that section. Agents to solic-
it aid for relief, are visiting the other
States.
The friends of Gen. Wool attribute his
late arrests of loyal citizens Of Baltimore
to the alleged fact that they have been
guilty of circulating among soldiers of
his department, for their signature, Pc
tition for his removal, both abusive and
insulting.
AS Lincoln has shown himself to be
controlled by pressure, it is to be hoped
that the pressure from Ohio, Indiana &
Pennsylvania will soon bring about a
saIutary change in his conduct.
James r. Lockland, late Judge of the
Circuit Court, and Sample Orr Register
of the State Land Office, have been ar
rested in Missouri, on charge of making
lisloyal utter anccs. They had, among
other things, denounced the emancipation
PROCLAMATION.
a Washington dispatch says that Gen.
tosecran's commission as Major. Gen.
raj was dated back to the 2lst of March.
S62, the time he ceased to command the
department. Of Western Virginia, as a
eward for the gallantry and success of that {
'tlicer, and to make him outrank the Ma.
or Generals, who will have to serve un.
Ter HIM. t
In the Circuit Court at Wheeling on
he 3Oth ult., Judge r. l.. Berkshire pro ,
ounced the sentence of death on DR..
'ool for the murder of Adam Bnch, to he :
arried into effect on Friday, January 0 ;,
"For several days before the issuing of
he emancipation proclamation, says an {
Xchange, "the President was observed to
G in brown study" "Yes, retorts the {
louisville Democrat, in a John Brown {
tudy."
One of the Boston Abolitionists hav-
lg been drafted. this makes a good com
cnccment of Greeley's army The N
o'tland Argus says "Bully for the + 7
10000. The number now will stand
)O,999. who rush forth, to emancipate al
cording to the proclamation"
The Alabama is believed to be cruising 5
the track of the Aspinwal steamer, G,
+ the purpose of capturing the Califor-
a treasure. t(
The Mormons are turning their atten- y
IN to the cultivation of cotton, putting h
oney and enterprise into it.
1t is expected that another battle will al
on be fought between Grant and Price.
le latter is thought to have seventy. five ~
ausand men. The rebels drove in our p
,kets on the 30th nit. sc