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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Advising DeScrtiOns.

Tho Abolition smut machine in this place
their friends in the army for the purpose o.
inducing descrtions, II tho sweet scented
cuss believes what he says to be true it is hi,
daty to go before the Grand Jury Of the u. S
Court for the Northern district of Ohio, max,
the necessary proof and those gnilty Of the
offence viii he indicted. Pitch in, my covy
and quit whining like spanked baby.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
HBOty HIS Dome.

Ihe Abolition papers arc publishing the
rosolutions adopted by the army with great
! flourish Of trumpetsi bnt they are precious
careful 10 not tell how they wore adopted -
The resolutions enclosing LtNooLY's abolition
policy are drawn mp by some well paid officer
or thicving politician, tho commlnlns officer
reads them to the men, and in some cases, take
the vote by putting the affirmative without
putting Tue negatives in sume instances tho
soldiers are drawn up in line aud informed that
all who vote against the res buttons shall al
vance four PAGES, and those tnus voting shall
occupy the iront.ranks in the next battle. In
this way anything can 10 adopted. For fur
thcr particulars in regard to this matter we
refer to number OF letters recently sent homo
by the boys from this county, and also TO Col.
FRENuu, and other officers who have recently
resigned
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Nrv H,,tcs

Congress nj the last session passed bill
admitting West Virginia into tile uiion as a
state Bot before the act canbu consumma.
ted, or rPropcrly speaking, take effect, it has
to he sanctioned by Il vote oruepcople within
the limits OF the proposed pew State, to be
taken ON tho 2lth lust.
There was also pending in Congress at tn,
last session bills for tho admission of thre,
uew states Nebraska, Colorado and Nevada
Tho Nebraska bin passed the House but did
not get through the Senate. The Senate pas
seI bulls for the admission of Colorado an,
Nevdai but the House refused to suspend tn,
rulcs m ordor TO tako thcm up So all failed
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
ASH should BE.

We understand that very friendly
correspo dence has passed between Hon.
Hugh j. Jewett and Hon, G. l.. Vallan-
digham, in which both express strong
desire that the utm ost harmony and good
feeling shall prevail between themselves
and their friends That is as it should be,
When constitutional liberty and individ.
ual freedom aud State rights are in peril,
Democrats should not allow any person
al considerations or by-gones to stand in
the way of a cordial union of action, to
preserve what alone digniies, preserves
and perpetuates the Independence and
manhood Of tho American citizen. -Eag.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Congress has conferred DcSpotic
P0Wcr, not on Jhc GOVcrmuncnt
BNt Nti The Prc,iflpRt.

B'lt Gu tie PrcsiiIcni.
In speaking of the all but absolute
power conferred rpon President Lincoll
by recent act Of Congress over the rights
property, liberty aud lives of American
citizens, we notice it frequently said tha
this power is conferred upon the Genera
Government, or that the Central Govern
mcnt has been authorized to do this OF
that specific thing, as Tor instance, to or,
ganize national militia subject at any
moment to the call of the President, tc
control the moncy.market, tue value o
all property, and all the bank currency
of the country, and to suspend the writ
toi haJcds corpus at any time and at ny
place.
The impression is sought to be convey
ed that these powers are lodged in the
/ National Government, which every well
informed American sGhoolboy knows con
sists Of three departments the Executive
(Presidcnt and CabineD; the Judicial
! (U. S Julges) }, anl the Legislative (Con
gress); the members Of each OF these three
departments being socmnly sworn before
entering upon their respective Offices, to
support the Constitution OF the United
States, the supreme law Of the land. The
three Departments we have named con
oLon ~ ,,;,".;a,,,
conj ,I'o na,no.a ~ ',.,i, -. ,i,.
moment they, or cthr Of them cease to
yoyor,,;rn ,,in W IVA ,o",1a NJ t9'v ,,,,,,,, "o
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'.''Vu"'"' w. 'i 'S'"' N''e, 'c"" - ~
'i'', ,l,' " ""s"'"''y o""s'''N'" " amen OF
,!e "',''n''''"'' GU" no '''',e co"'er "u-
"'"o"a' powers upon 'hat Government
OF any department. ,,x sne'e"h t!''n state
''5 '''"'"'e can l"' constitution con
'p'' III run no powers upon th' Govern
lneh' as " " "''''lnct ent''y or 'n.ng' 1t does
not H'''r''Y SPe"E'hB' rec 'gh'Ae the eN'
'''e"'e Oh any sven o'er.ha'o"ing pow.
erS" n'"sn ".,l '"!Ne' OF IN '"'Ne days OF
po'''''' S'p''''," ah'' houSe'ce 'ce-"S the
"oNe'n''''n,' ~ SIMPLY vests IN Con
gross III i LeN!'eht' ana IN one supreme
"".' "t"e' l.''e.'o' C'urt'' certain wei
S1Ntt 4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
EseDiafailtS.

Ii is said an African King RECENTLY secured
a white elephant which he proposes to trans.
port to this country as present to President
LINCOLN. For the. last two years Mr.. LINCOLN
has been endeavoring to capture a acx ele
plant. when ho secures the two he will
probably 60 into the "show busi,e with
ARTEMus WARD.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
NevsEtcsus.

!
We hear much about our army changing ii
ba3e To change the tenor so that Uncle Sam
fiddle will play some other tune than ''niggc
IN Tie woodpHe mIghlbc productive OF goot
results ...
Gents commonly styled "niggcr dollars
command hahdSome prem Iuln. Lincoln S
p"'''""''o" a"u O"'SoS sroePoacN' have
0""''u '"e'i " "' property appreciated ny
u'sp'''''n "lhe popi'c'
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
andrew WOIgamos's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned
y has been dulj appointed nd qualified us Ex-
ecutur OF the estate Of Andrew WOlgimot, late of
lio mes county, dUooas ed. ~ ...r rs.
All persons having claims against said estate arc
requested to tke immediate demand, and those
indebted to said estate are requested to make pay
neut as soon as possible, all accounts must be
settled up. a. j. WOLGAMOr
March 10, loC3w3 Executor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
By the President Os sIlc Uuitcfi
States, a PrOcia asnation ssrs-
prcainG Soldiers Absent with
OssI EcaVc. ... ..


WAsnINGroN, March l2,-The Chron
jc1e Of tomorrow will contain the follow
, ing:
E EXECUTIVE MANSION, March 10.
In pursuance of the 26th Section Of Al
Act of Congress, entitled, "An Act fo
Enrolling and alling Out the Nationa
Forces" approved on the 81 OF March
1868, l. Abraham Lincoln, President anc
COMMANDMENT Chief OF the Army ant
Navy of the United States, do hereby or
der and command that all soldiers enlist
al or drafted into the service of the Uni
ted States, now absent from their regi
mentS. And do hereby declare, aud
! proclaim, that all soldiers now absent
from their respective regiments without
leave who shall, on or before the first OF
April, 1868, report themselves at any
rendezvous designated by the general or
derS OF tho War Department, No. SO, NAV
be restored to their respective regiments
without punishment, except he forfeiture
of pay aud allowances during their alb
sencr, and all who do not return within
the time above specified shall be arrested
aS desorters, and punished II, the law pro
videS.
And whereas, Evil disposed and dis
loyal persons at suldry places have en-
ticed and procured soldiers to desert and
absent thems Ives from their regiments
thereby weakening the strength of the
arm eS and prolonging the war. and Civ,
ing aid and cOmtortto tho enemy and
cruelly exposing the gallant and faithful
soldiers remaining in the ranks to increase
hardships and dangers. do therefore call
upon all patriotic and faithful citizeuS to
oppose and resist tho aforemcntion dan.
gerous and reasonable crimes and and in
restoring to their regiments, all soldiers
absent without leave and to assist in the
execution of the act of Congress for en-
rolling and calling; Mt the national forces
and for other purposes, and to support
the proper authorities in the prosecution
and punishment OF offenders against said
act, and in suppressing the instruction,
aud rebellion.
In testimony whereofI have herepnto
set my hand '
Dome at tho city of Washington this
10th day of March, A. ID. 1868, and OF
the independence Of the United States
the S7th. .e...
Signed ABRAHAM LINCOLN
r.,. President. /,
EDWIN NJ, STANTON. Secretary of War
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
John Mcsweency, ESQ

u Is VITA great pleasure we announces that
JQhS heSwEfStE Esq, viii be in attendance
at the Democratic Meeting at thissplace ucxr
Tuesday A lettor from Judge Bliss ASSURE,
us that he and Ne. Wiz both be here, Lctui
have a Big Meeiius.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19

The boundaries of this Territory, are on
the West, the line Of Oregon, on the East
the 9th meridian -on the South the d2nd,
and on the North the 10Th paral cl of lati
tude.
The capital lot Idaho is called Binnock City
1t contains ever 900 inhabitants. The New
York Commercial states, that for agricultural
purposes, the Territory is utterly worthless =
chiefly owing to the absence of rain.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Teachers.

THE Board of School Examiners of uolme,
county will meet, for the purpose of cxnm-
lining applicants for Teachers Certificates in the
town Of Millersburs on
April 4th, 18th and 25th, and May 5th, 1868,
examination will commence Mt II o'c!ock A. M
re sons wishing Il. be examined are requested to
be present the time specified for comml lncing, as
we VIII pc una l9 to give any attention to those
coming at n later hour.
By order Of the Board,
March 10, 1852. ROBERT JUSTICE, Clerk
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
syThe fine residence Of Hon Ale,

EF-The fine residence OF Hon, Alex
ander p. Miller, near Hamilton. Butler
county. was destroyed by fire las, Thurs
Gay Mr.. Miller was formerly member
Of the Board of Public Works, and-has
one OF the finest farms and establishments
in the rich hog and homony sections in
the State,
ES-There are 793 convicts in the Ohio
Penitentiary at this time, 26 of whom
are females. The new arrivals Of con.
victs are heavy,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
A. j. BELL,

COUNTY RECORDER and NOTARY PUBLIC,
~ Milersburg. o. He is all times ready to fur.
hsh, fill up, and take acknowledgements of all kind
Qt Deeds, CCnvoyances, Mortgages, and Powers of
Attorneys and Record the same; take Dispositions
Protest Notes, Bills of l.xchanse &c. Office in the
CoInty Recorders office. a [25- |
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
EDWIN NJ, STANTON. Secretary of War

WENpDLL Philips says that the coun-
try has got to choose between antislavery
aud the success of the rebellion. Well,
il the nation has to perish ieither by re-
belllon or fanaticism, giving hera choice
between them is very much like letting a
criminal condemned to death choose be
tween rops ani grape vine.-Loais'
odie Democrq:, #E .. ..
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
VENDUE CEsGEEs.

l'IE subscriber t"ndcrs his services Auctoneer to
the citizens of Holmes county. Many years ex
"e zee iuduCes to believe that the liberal patton.
age have heretofore received from my friends will
st be eAtendrl 10 me.
March 10, 1863 JAMES X. HENDERSON,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
LEUGEa y. JEW ETF,
's,lso as.iDn-.union Par0ics.

The { Culs, ituiiOu and the Union have Docn
their watl. words i0rmorc than seyenty adyen
iurous years. At al times aud under all
circumstances they have waged an mrelent
ing warfare ag inst iqGractions Of the Conati
iu,iou, aud s,riyen to overthrow every ism
and scciiunal heresy calculated to SOW the
seeds uf civil dscord or mar the harmony Of
these States
How duvotcd|y they have labored to crush
the hciesics Of secession aud abolition For
many long years they have warned the people
against the evils these twin enemies to consti.
tudora liberty we're beating on their wings.
They have appealed to the reason and,judg-
mcrt Of men, and legged them to avoid sec
tional strife and sill The gathering storm.
Men have LEFT the Democratic party and fol,
owed the wake OF secession. Others have
left The party and fallen into the loathsome
embrace Of the iuiuriatcd split Of abolition {;
but ;hc good old Democratic party stood like
a pillar OF frc between the devastating ele.
mcuts Of Ii, ,-orl until crushed by their uni
ted Efforts,
We always thought this Union could only
be h.ld together by unity OF interest and Of
feeling. and rs lratcrnal regards and rccip.
rocal acts of Justice and Jro,hcrly Kindness.
Entertaining these views and believing
In thcsc r.oilisjtes for maintaining the Union
purchased by the toll ana scaled with lhe
blood of our fathers. and by then, transmit. .
ted tous as a rrpciops and ovc,lss,inp ic,c,.
itorc, tb, p,,.,c.oc,. .,,o.,.i, c..o.,e.
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war las been foIced uinn thr c,,,,,try ny ,i..
disuuouists Of tine Southern States now IN
ANS against the 'onsiituiipa1l Government,
n,,;nJ ",%s =" ',ii i
feeling OF mere passiou or re,rntmerIt-9wilii
rcoul.,ct oay it, duty to tho whole country /
,"'' V'., war @" V"'" palt IS NOT W'S'd III
conoa,st or sniuco,,"n or rmu,l" , p" Of 'o oyc.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
How tho Poiiticat Resolutions
Agaimst the Democracy are
Adopted in the Army.

AgaiMst the Democracy are
Adopted ia the Army.
4 The following, from the Indianapoli,
STATE Sentinel, shows the humbug Of he
army officers resolves against the Democ.
racy. 1t says:
CAMP l4th REQ, INp. VobuNrErRs
Feb. 24th, 1868.
WHEREAS, The officers of this regiment
have sent to the State Of Indiana a series
OF resolutions denouncing a majority OF
the citizens Of our State, and said re>olu-
tions purpoit to be the sentiments of
our regiment, we, the Undersigned, do
therefore consider it our duty AMI privi.
egc to say to the citizens OF Indiana that
those resolutions do not contain the sen.
timenis of one.lorth Of this regiment. The
facts are as follows: Our regiment was
formed this evening at five o'clock, the
resolutions were read BY our Adintant,
after which Col. Cavins made short
speech, in which he denounced the Lcgis-
lature OF Indiana as traitors, tories, etc.
and virtually threatened any soldier with
the Rip Raps who did not indorse the
resolutions. The Consequence was, about
twenty-five persons, including commits
stoned officers, voted for the resolutions.
The remainder did not vote. 1t fact, they
could not, without making Just such an
animal of themselves as Christ rode into
Jerusalem. Our company numbers TWEEN.
ty-three men, three of whom voted for the
resolutions. The uote in other compa-
MES would average about the same.
1--WE, the undersigned, members of
Company +, Fourteenth Indiana Volun.
teers, do deneunce said resolutions as a
humbug. They do not contain the senti
ments Of this regiment, but were gotten
up by officers who bear commissions un-
der the authorities of our State, and were
sanctioned by them only:
"R X. Cirtlev, f. w. Butler, Abner
Pather, John NJ. Jones, John f, Thorn
as VIM. Sommers, Henry Martin John
Cannon, Edward Henderson, William
ll"ught Gehie Fisk, Henry Slusser,
John E. Lucas, and four others who are
on picket duty. Aggregate of the Com.
pany, %; against resolutions, 20; for, q
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19

A rebel officer captured near Charleston
states that peace Negotiations are progressing
at .Riehmondi which is "important, II true -
The late bombariment OF Fort MeAilistar
proved inaliactual 10 those proceeding 1t and
the Iron clads engaged therein have returned
TO Port Royal.
II is contemplated To establish either al
Washington or Annapolis, a camp Of mstruc.
tion for 100000 conScrpts.
The Presidents decision as to tho issuing o
letters of marquo will soon be made public
The Administration has been urged to pre-.
cmptorly demand OF the British Government
prohibition OF the sailing OF the rebel doe
NOW building Ia Great Brilain,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19

Gen, Stahl has been placed in cammand
OF the entire cavalry force in front Of
Washington,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Farm for Sale.

HE undersigned will sell on very liheraI terms I6C
e.. acres OF good land in Kilbuck township, Holmes
county near oxford. Seventy acres are improved =
Only part Of the purchase money will he required
down the balance Will be taken on easy payments
sor parneuars enquire OF the undersigned, living IN
saltcreek township, Wayne county. -. H. -'-"
Dec Is, is62m6 NIcUoT AZ CipApn
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
Farm for Sale.

BOUT 100 acres Of excellent land IN good state az
cultivation stuste 3A mlss N, rth Of NJ lersburg,
Is earred for sale reasons BILE terms II known as
the old Bead farm Po. particulars inquire Of the un
dersigned resitling near Miersburg. .-a. m.
March i2, ls63"S BENJAMIN HAIL.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
For Sale.

A NEW Two HORSE WAGON aud a new SPRING
- MARKET WAGON, for sale at the Lumber Yard
Terms csh r-f..| .F-
The HIGHEST MARKET PRICE paid for OAK AND
POPLAR LUMBER and OAK SHlAGLHs. ..t.
March ,, lst3Os JAMES HULL,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
In Favor al Vi0icmoc.

The Abolition paper publiShed in Ihis place
makes merry over the recent mob violence in
Columbus, The better class OF Republican
papers dcnouuco tho outrage
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19

MS work is In press and will soon be ready 1t
l contains complete and accurate COPIES OF Mr.
INA'LANDlGHAMS principal SPEC, hes, on the Subjects
above naule,i, Also, pats of many other Speeches
with letters, incidents votes, ETC. he work has bee n
chrtfy edited anI Is believed to present, fairly and
correctly the political rceo Il and position Of m au
whose views in relton To the causes of our National
troubles and In the light remedies fr them are tract
Ing an extraordinary amount of public attention.
lhe "arR is 6n good, substantial par tr 2OS rageg,
large hvo. g.. #.H.H4 80 ' #. ~ "
Pa cE Paper cover, so cents cloth, - cents.
Delivered by Mail or Express, pr paid on receipt OF
the price. . ..
Send orders. with the money enc osed, Columbus,
Nhio, addressed to j. IL. RILEY 4 co, or TO Gov.
MEDARY Office of Tie Crisis. o. r.H
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
New EaAlMnslIirr Eleciinn.

For the FIRST tIme in ten years the popnlol
voice Of New Hampshire is with the Democ
mcy. The election on the 10th inst resulted
about as follows,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
which they ofer to their numerOu. customers at All
NEW YORK PRICES.

The people OF Holmes county can avoid delay and
save great expense in freight by buying OF US. It's
therefore to their interest well as our for them 70
call and examine our stock.
Jan. IS, 1904. wEIsiER 4 sTEINBACHER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19
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GRAPE PLANTS.
SUGAR KETTLES.

A. FINE lot Of IRON KETTLES for making Sugar
~ and other purposes with or without Furnaces; foF
sale CHEAP, by BRAY TUE TlNSEh'
Marcha, 0as4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-19

|, The following, from the lndianapoli,
STATE Sentinel, shows the humbag Of the
army officers resolves against the Democ.
racy. 1t says:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
From Pensacola.

NKw YoRK. April "a New Orleans
letter reports the evacuation of the town of
Pensacola. A part Of the troops were
sent to New Orleans Those lef, have
gone into the forts. Before leaving the
town. many houses were burhed.
A New Orleans letter says st. Mary's
Hall, fine hotel and all the dwellings in
Pensacols except Mallory's anl Major
Chase were burned. the soldiers seemed 10
think the entire evacuation of the place to
the enemy was int-n,lcI. AMI MANY swo re
they would burn the place. On Thursday
noon fires male their appearance. AMI for
three days aud nights the plac, was fillc'i
with smoke and flame. The officers tris |
to stop the work Of destruction. but seemed
to have no influence over the men. Even
the men placed 10 guard property set il on
FIRE. Col. Dyer. Comniandsnt of the Post.
was almost distracted. and gave orders tu
shoot persons starting the fires. but no
one executed them. Finally, the long roll
was beaten. and the men got into the navy
yard and confined.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-04-09
n Foa THE R<runLlcAS.
Hiss Dorton's School.

The second tern Of Miss E. NJ. Borton',
School closed on last Friday afternoon.
There were many ladies and gentlemen
in attendance TO witness tho closing exer.
cises. These exercises were highly inter.
ssting. and evincsd very satisfactory de-
gree Of Intellectual culture in the students,
and ability and efficiency in Miss b. as .
teacher.
An agreeable episodes surprise =
occurred At the close: Miss B. was in the
act Of dismissing the audience when VIM.
Nichols. IN interesting and promising
young man. in the name Of the school.
stepped forward and presented Miss B.
with . valuable and handsomely bound
Bibls--s token Of their sffsctiouats regard
for her.
To the great regret of her pupils. her
patrons and many friends. Miss B. is to
teach no more in Plymouth.
On last Tuesday afternoon, 9Th inst
unler very agreeable auspices her name
was changed to that Of Mrs. f. NJ. Lam
ming. and she viii heRceforward. in her
..prairie Home" give and receive "lovs-
lessors.'' and perform the duties Of the
high and holy relation into which she has
entered.
Mrs. Lanning carries with her tbs kind.
est regards OF many friends. and the es :
scsm Of all her acquaintance.
In lew days Miss Lou. Borton. (latc
Of Ohio). an accomplished lady and sue
cessful teacher will resume the school at
the old stand-WesIervelt's Hall. We
bsspeak for her liberal patronage.
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