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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Obituary Notices.

DIED-Tuesday evening. March 1S 1862, at his resi-
dence in Monroe township. Holmes county. o. of Ty-
phoid fever, JAMES BUCHANAN in the Goth year of
his age. ---4---
The deceased was born in Washington CO., Pa, in the
year 1902. He to Holmes co.. o., with his father
in 1915 where he resided until his death. The danger
called him to that place in the latter part of December
1861. Being excellent nurse in the sick room he
could not refuse giving his services to the suffering sol
ders and withSextraordnary vigilance he divided his
att ntion between his and some fifteen others. He
witnessed many of suffering of the painful
character surrounded by strangers by the sick and dying
who required unremtting attention, and experiencing
the anxiety for his that only parent feel he
passed weeks He brought his son home corpse,
and in four weeks followed to that home ap-
pointed for all the living. Worn out with constant
watching his nervous system prpstrated he became
easy prey fever Notwithstanding his whited locks
doubtless hurried to the tomb For thirty years he
had been Jealous follower of Christ. Twenty five
of that time found him occupying the position of
Elber in the congregation Mt Monroe. His daily walk
and conversation was exemplifcation of his pety
sincerity and ZEAL He Leave wife and family large
circle of relatives and friends to his loss
An iudulgent father, kind and afectonstc husband,
worthy citizen and devoted christian, his loss is
deeply fe!t.
"HUsBAND, thou art gono to rest,
And this shall be our prayer,
That, when we reach our Journeys end
Thy glory we may share
Husband thy glory we may share.
FATHER, thou art gone to rest
Thy tolls and DER,
And, sorrow pain and suffering now
Shall ne er distress the more
Father, shsll nc'er distress the more.
BROTHER, thou art gone to rest,
We will not weep for thee,
For thou art where oft earth
Thy spirit ionged to be
Brother, thy spirit longed to be.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Movement on New Orleans.

The movement under Gen. Butler and
Com. Porter Oh New Orleans is said to be
more formidable than all the other naval
expeditions combined. Over two hundred
vessels, including the largest steam frig-
ates in the navy and the mortar fleet, are
comprised in it. The attack would be
made by way of Lake Ponchartrain and
the Mississippi. At the last accounts
heavy firing had been heard at the head
of the passes to the river. Thuudor from
New Orleans "may be expected about these
days."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
FAITHFUL MINISTERS OF HEALTH.-1

FAITHFUL MINISTERS OF HEALTH-In
examining the vessels at the various
wharves we find among the curiosities Of
our commerce the brig Miranda, just in
from Truxiilo with a cargo Of Honduras
Sarsaparilla for DR.. J. C. Aver d Co., of
Lowell. So particular are this firm rs to
tho article used in compounding their vari-
Gus remedies, that they have this drug,
like some others they consume, gathered
for them by skfllful agent of their own in
the tropical regions efits growth. He in
forms us that there are many species, of
this plant, but two of which are really val
liable in medicine; the qualities ofthese are
also affected by the time of gathering,
mode of curing, ETC.. operations: which in
that region of unreliable workmen imposes
heavy labor upon him. One of the in
ert varieties of Sarsaparilla grows wild in
our forests, while several others, nearly
worthless abound in Central and South
America. The intelligent agent assured
us that the virtues of this drug had never
been fully told, and that the reason of the
low esteem in which many hold it is main
ly due to the importation of such immense
quantities of the worthless varieties. His
accounts of his trips to Honduras and his
business excursions along the Gulf of Dulce
and the rivers of Montaguea and Santiago
and among the adjacant mountain were of
intense interest. We can but commend
and honor his employer for the faithfuness
and energy with which they execute their
trust as ministers TO The public health, and
we suspect that this course is at least one
of the reasons why their medicines are held
in such extraordinary favor throughout the
civilized world.-N. Y. City News.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03

HE A German landlord undertook to
fire rocket. He describes his sucsess
thus: set her fre-deh she pulls
den she pulls again.-Den by golly she
spangle bug flies all over me and purns
me; and ten dat tarn ting purns and hits
me all over de het.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Dr. Hazlett's Cathartic Liver Pills
-Sugar-Coated.

For diseases of the Liver and Stomach, Headache
BilIoue Fevers and costiveueSs-
These celebrated Pills pronounced by all judges
better than any other Pills for tie above diseases
% cts. per Box--Eive Boxes 81 90.
HAZLETTS LINIMENT will cure Rheumatism,
Sprains Sprins Stiffness Collie Cramps Colera Frost
Bites, Neuralgia and Sore Throat.
The Best Family Mcdicines-keep it always in the
house.
Mrs. DR.. Clenennng says, In June, 1852 girl liv-
ing with had neuralgia Of the face and head. She
almost distracted with pain. We tried many things
without benefit. DIR. Hazletts Linment was then used
1t acted like cnarm two applications Of entirely
Ieved her.
Or. HAZLETT'S COUGH SYRUP.-Thc best n,cdi-
cnes for Cough, Colds, Hooping Cough and Consump-
ton.
Won HUMB0LDTS BITTERS for diseases of the
Liver, Pain in the Side and Shoulder Loss of Appe-
titc, Debility, Sick Headache, Costvencss DyspcPsa,
Fever and Ague, Weak Females, Nervous Prostitution
For sale in Millersburg at the BOOK STORE and by
II. YERGlN.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03

MATHEWS VENETIAN LIQUID HAIR DYE--Acknowl-
edged By all the pxs sirs Cheapest in the world
Easily applied; works to charm. Produces any shade
that be desired. Restores grey hsrs to its orig
nal color does not dry scorch the hair, produces
permanent solor-one that will neither fade crock,
wash out. Been in issue for ffteen years. Always
gives complete satisfaction Rememberi the best.
well rs the ehespest- For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Price so cents. Prepared only by
Al MATHEWS,
Druggist, Buffalo
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Murriaee gotites.

MARRIED-On the 3lst of March A. d. 1862 HEN
RY II YMAN and Miss MARGARET W0TT, by Ed A.
MOORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Fresh Garden Seeds!

TUsT received at the BOOK STORE. These seeds are
u all fresh, we hold none over; take back old
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
THE MARKETS.
SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

Oh 1OCNO IADHH1S'
MFRS. N. P. LOwMAN, of Canaonsburg, Pa, re-
IN spectfully informs the citizens of Mersburg and
Holmes county, that she will open Select School :or
young ladies in the town of Mersburg, April l. 1862
where all the branches to school of this kind
will be taught. Terms reasonable.
The School will open in the Hall Mr.. Brays Tin
Shop on Market ST. First term months, at the expi
ration of which. the time OF commencement of the
ond will be announced.
March Is, 1862.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Edward Neville, pltf

Edward Neville, ptG before Robert Justice, jus
against tice ofthe Peace, OF Hardy
Richeson Buckmaster er.def} township, Holmes CSC.
ON the sth day of Fchruary,A b. 1862, said justice
" OF the issued order OF attachment for the
sum of thrty-fye dollars and seventeen cents, and
probable costs. Said is set for hearing tho
18th Of April, 1862. EDWARD NEVILLE.
March 9, 1882.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
Cure for COrns.

DY buying of Wicrs Portfolio Packages you get
ID simple and for Corns, besides 95 other
valuable receipts, paper envelopes, jewelry. &C. All
for 25 cents. For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
One Family

DoUGHT three of wicr's Portfolio Envelopes las
week. and in addition to the other articles, got
silver plated Butter knife, worth 81 126, one set o
Sleeve Buttons worth so cts, and Lava Breast Pin
worth 81 90 Try your luck. For sale at the
BOOK STORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
DON'T FAIL

WHEN yo are coming to town yourselves to call at
w the Book Store and get prize package Envelope
II not coming send by your neighber the first char
Won bays, Price IS cents. Money refunded in al
stances where the parties have not received nearyt~
as much as the same money would bay II purchased In
the ordinary
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03
CAUTION.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned against purchas
"A ing or trading for note signed by me and made
PAYABLE to Jonathan Carver dated January 1864 and
calling for Fifty Dollars. Also, another note sgned BY
and made payable to John Hans calling for Forty
five dollars and dated January 1862 Said nctes were
procured BY fraud and viii not be paid BY me- under
any circumstances.
DANIEL KEIN.
Jan. q, 1862.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03

gades need not be named, but it would ap-
pear that we still have some soldiers near
enough to capture adventurous Federals
who roam too far from camp. &
-. On Wednesday last, Sergeant Wade,
Z with squad of the Carolina Light Dra-
goons, captured two of the enemy, about
one mile from the Evansport Batteries.
The prisoners proved 10 be VIM. 7.
J. Baum,of Philadelphia, belonging to Gen.
Hookers staff, and Mr.. Gregg, telegraph
operator, of tho same division of the Fed
sfsl army.
= The army of Manassas having fallen
back, ibere b an impfession abroad that
the Rappahannock river is to bs.the base
line Of operation, for both that and the
Acquia Department, under General Holmes.
We have reports bat Gen. Joseph E.
Jonnstonsis at point not far from Kappa
hammock station, on<the Alexandra and
( Orange railroad, afd between the Rapid
Ann and Rsppahsnnock rivers Aud an-
other ,that be is falling back.to Gordons-
! vile, which we de not credit The point
e1fded By Gen. Holnss not being q
bfr Of rumor, but Of knowledge, we
dove the enemy to discover. -
AufHE MISSISSIPPI AND ISLAND no. 10.
dEMpHIs, March 20th.-On Saturday,
18th, al Island No. 10, the enemy
,msnced shelIing the works at long
ance. II was renewed on Sunday morn.
On Mopday the Union troops
en- down eight gunboatsand six NOR
:, taf ~, and commenced firing AGAIN.
2nrS ginboats, lssbed together, made q
desperate attack on Capt. Buckner's bat
<ery i ras really terrific. Lieut.. Clarke,
Capt Ks battery, was the only person
he battery sustained considerable injury
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-04-03

FIR MYERS, Gsnr Ticket As I. 0'' fi''''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-18
ENLIsrING IN MARYLAND.

Ills source Of much satisfaction to perceive
that q very lively spirit 10 aroused in some por-
lions OF the State Of Maryland, In favor Ct re-
Spending to the recent call Of the Government
for additional troops. In a number Of the coun-
ties this feeling has manifested itself to a very
great extent, while In some localities Ii has
reached the point OF actual enthusiasm.
We have before rs the proceedings Of a war
meeting recently held IN Westminster. the seat
Of justice OF Carroll county, which 10 said to Rave
been one Of the largest and most enthusiastic
gatherings Of the people ever known In that
region. Augustus shTiver, ESQ the presiding
oficer, as well as the assistants and those gen.
orally In attendance. are Of the very bone and
sinsw Ct the country. Resolutions were adopted
heartily approving Of the war policy OF the Pres
iden', and pledging those present to the support
OF the Of the Union. at any and every sacri.
fee. Fifty recruits were obtained on the spot
and q cour,e Of action was initiated which will
insure the enrolment Of more than the proptI
quota Of the county under the call for addltionsl
volunteers. Since the meeting was held, It is
represented that squads Of young men are coming
forward from every part Of the county, 70 join the
different companies thus organizing. Maryland
will yet range herself alongside Of the most loyal
States Of the Union.
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FINANcIAL.-New York papers Of Saturday
evening say: The stock market Is almost at
stand still, and the fluctuations In most OF the
speculative shares scarcely exceed Hak per cent.
The Government list 10 strong, ard 100 notes
close with sale, at lQi. On Tuesday next coupon
natures, and those holders who have compiled
with the request Of the Assistant Treasurer will
receive their checks at the close Of business on
the 18th inst. The coupon 6's OF 1881 opened at
lOOn altOX but close with purchasers at lOOk
The SIS Of l57i are scarcely 90 firm az Yesterday.
The money market presents no new feature. rhe
supply 10 largely In excess OF the demand, and
on good collaterals the rate Is Ok al per cent.
paper. Gold Is lower but there 10 only mod crate
supply on the market The lowest price Of the
day Is llix, closing at lliA. DutIable demand
notes are quiet at 107al074. The six per cent.
certificates are frmer, selling at 99S a99k
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET
THE SITUATION.

The public around us are evidently m omentarily
expecting 10 hear Of another battle In the vicinity
Of Slang hterl Mountain. A considerable porticn
Of the army Of Major General Pope Is now on the
Hapidan, seven miles south and west Of that now
historical eminence. All Of II 10, however, so
posted, we apprehend, as successfully to resist an
onslaught Of double their own number. so we
believe that whenever attacked IL will win q
glorious victory. Up to the night before last
the signs were that Jackson having had quite
enough Of fighting recently, was seeking to forth
~ himself In and around Gordonsville, from
Louisa Court House to Charlottesville, along the
line Of the Central road. Since then We have
heard of no forward movement on his part,
though troops are certainly being sent forward,
from Richmond, so rapidly 10 reinforce him, a.
that we may at any moment hear that he hai
vsntured another attack upon Gen. Pope's army
q OF Virginia.
Il 10 clear, we apprehend, that the rebels mean
no attack whatever upon McClellan's army in
.,assit1 between HaIrisons Landing and the po
sition It 10 fastening to assume; which, In turn
means that they propose to attack Pope's II able
to mass all or nearly all their great army In hi
front with SUFFICIENT celebrity. Their deficiency
In transportation must, however, delay theil
movements materially. SO we believe that Pops
Is improving in tho means Of meeting them sue
cessfully quite as fast as they are accommodating
upon his immediate front sufficient troops to jus
tlfy them In attacking him.
The rear guard Of McClellan's army pro badly
left Harrison's Landing on Saturday night last
and, we trust, portion CT his (McC 81 advance
has already reached the point from which II car
cooperate with Pope II necessary. Every hou
II doubtless adding to Its available strength a
that point. Much, lin the way Of safety,) how
ever, depends upon the promptness with which
Major General Mcclellan executes his granC
movement, the success Of which will, in turn
insure beyond peradventure the success CT tn,
approaching campaign Of our combined tw'
grand aTmieH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-18
ORDER IN RELATION TO Suffers.

hsddqkdrf Amy Of Virginia, }
Near SpsiTyvils, Va, August 4, 1864.
General Orders No. 16.-Hereafter, upon the
recommendation Of colonies Of regiments, with
thsspproval Of brigade and division commander,
legally appointed suffers will be allowed to bring
Into the camps Of the regiments 10 which they are
attached, for sale exclusively to cfhoers and sol
dier, such goods only a. they are by law and
regulations permitted to cell.
II Is distinctly to be understood that the colo
nsls Of regiments can, and must control the busi-
ness Of the suffers; and that they will be held
strictly responsible for them.
Should any suller at any time be found trading
or trafhcing with the enemy, with citizens, or any
other persons whatsoever. other than officers and
soldiers, or be discovered dealing In Unauthorized
good, he will be driven from camp and his
wares will be coDhscated, and the name OF the
colonel responsible for him will be forthwith
transmitted to the w ar Department, to be dropped
from the rells Of the army.
Commanders OF army corps will at once trans
NIT to these headquarters list of all the legally
appointed suffers in their commands
BY command OF Major General Pope.
GEO. ID. RUssLBs,
Colonel, A. A. @. and Chief of st. q
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ORDER RESPECTING VOLUNTEERS AND
MILITIA.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


Washington City, ID. C august IL, 1862 :
Opdsrsd-lst That after the 18th Of this month.
bounty and advanced pay shall not be paid to
volunteers Tor any new regiments, but only to
v lunteers for regiments now In the field and
volunteers to al up new regimens now organiz-
ing but not yet full.
I'd Volunteers to fill up the new regiments
now organizing will be received and paid the
bounty and advanced pay until the twenty Sec
Ond day Of this month, and II not completed by
that time, the incomplete regiments will be con-
solidated, and superhuous officers mustered out
3D. Volunteers to fill up the old regiments will
be received and paid the bounty and advance pay
until the lst day of September.
4ih. The draft for three hundred thousand
militie, called for by the President will be made
on Wednesday, the third day Of september, be-
tween The hours OF O'Clock a. 10. and O'Clock
p. m and continued from day to day, between
the same bours, until completed.
0th. IL the old regiments should not be filed ND
by volunteers before the first day OF september, a
special dram will be ordered for the deficiency.
6.h. The exis enoies OF the service require tna,
Ulcers now in the field should remain with their
commands, and no officer now In the fell, in the
regular or volunteer service, will under any cir
cum.tances be detailed to accept a new com
nidnd.
BY order Of the President:
EDWIN NJ. SIANTor, Secretary OF War.
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GEN. popE,s LAST ORDER.

Below we publish an order recently issued oy
Major General Pope, to correct irregularities In
the conduct of small portion Of his troops and
large portion Of the followers OF bis camps, which
Of late have been bringing disgrace on our coun.
try's fair fame. ...
We are glad 10 learn from gentlemen just from
his army that already the execution Of this order
has greatly checked the evil II aims to suppress,
whicHhad worked Infinite mischief to the good
cause, as we kaow from personal observation
TIE "order" Is Characteristic, indeed, Of Its au'
thcr, who In all his military career has proved
him prompt to deal efficiently with the necessi-
ties surrounding him, and, 90 far has never failed
to deal effectuallY with them:
Headquarters Amy of Virginta, J
Near Cedar MoHntain, IVA August IL, 1852 :
General G fsrs No. l9-The Major General
COMMANDING discovers with great dissatisfaction
that General Order No. S, requiring that the
troops In this command be subssted on the coun-
try in which their operations are conducted, has
either been entirely uninterrupted or grossly
abused by many Of the officers and soldiers OF
this command. II Is to be distinctly understood
that neither officer nor soldier has any right what
ever, under the provisions Of that order, to enter
the house modest the persons, or disturb the prop
ertv OF any citizen whatsoever.
| Whenever IL IL necessary or convenient for the
subsistence Of the troops, provisions, forage, and
such other articles as may be required VIII be taken
POSSESSION OF ana used, OUT every selLute uust "
Il made solely by the order Of the commanding
Il officer Of the troops then present, and BY the
| cricer of the department through which the ].
| sues are made. Amy ofacer or soldier who shall
l be found tn have entered the house or molested
ne property Of any citizen will be severely pun
shed Such acts Of pilage and outrage are dis
graceful to the army, and have neither been con.
i Iempls'ed nor authorized by any orders whatso
L ever. The perpetrators Of them, whether ofacers
| or soldiers, will be visited with a punishment
Il which they will have reason TO mtmber; and
any officer or soldier absent from the limits Of hii
Il camp, found In any house whatever, without Z
l written pass from his division or brigade com
l mander, will be considered a pillager, and
| treated accordingly
Army corps commanders will Immediately es
tablish mounted patrols, under charge Of com
| m STONED officers, which shall scour the wholt
| country for five miles around their camps at leas
| once day, and at different hours, TO bring int,
| their respective commands all persons absen
| without proper authority, or who are engaged II
any interruption Of citizens living In the country
and commanding officers Of regiments or smalle
/ separate commands will be held responsible tina
neither officers nor men shall be absent from
| camp without proper authority.
BY command Of Maj. Gen. Pope.
r. o. SELFRIDsE, A. A. g.
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THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC

The fact that the rear OF the army Of the Poto.
mac hes reached Williamsburg In its march
10 a position to cooperate effectively with the
army Of Virginia without serious effort on the
part OF the rebel army before Richmond to inter.
fere with its progress, confirms our belief that
the latter 10 utterly without the necessary trans
portation to that end, an element Of successful
campaigning, quite as requisite any In the
hands Of soldiers. We shall doubtless next hear
CT McClellan's force on the north side Of the
York river, at some point from which march
TO the support Of Pope's army, or from which /,
can receive promised cooperation az attacked, !
from Gen. Pope, will be an easy task.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-18

III Tie Legislature Of Kentucky met In extra
session at Frankfort on the 18th. Gov. Magofnn,
IN his message, condemns the rebel guerilla In
vasiOn Of the State and says tn at southern rights
men, disapprove Of 1t. He winds up with some
hTPocritcal cant az to his efforts to preserve the
Union. Behah Magofan has resigned the gov.
ernorship tf Kentucky. Hon. Jas. T. Robinson
has been elected Speaker OF the House, and be.
comes oyernor en- c6feio. The State government
Of Kentucky Is now In the hands Of staunoh and
able Union men,