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TIE VERY LATEST BY THE AFRICA.

rho PolIsh Revolution-Bsvere Measures
Against Eecusant Catholic Clergy.
nson-Sequessration OF the Estates OF
THORN, August Is, 1868.
Tns Catholic clergy in Iithuania have omitted, in
many churches, since the outbreak Of the nsurrecon
the customary prayer after the for the Welfare Of
alexander H. and the imperial family. In consequence
this decree has been recently issusd by General
Nourave strictly commanding that this prayer shal in
future put up those who refuse obedience to the
decree threatened with nne OF hundred silver
roubles.
The Warsaw National Committee has recently taken
down the names OF all the male inhabitants Of the city
between the ages eighteen and ory Boys Of fourteen
sixteen years old went from house TO house making
up the lists. This thought to presage rising
IN Warsaw.
Prince Roman czartoryski recently arrested in sesia,
s the Of Prince Adam Cxaroryski, residing in the
province Of Posen. and cousin Of the well known claim
Of the Polish crown, Prince Ladislaus CzartoryskL
His mother s a sister OF Prince Radsiv in Berlin and
the daughter Of the former vceroy Of Pose whose
sort Russian princess. Tho Prince who has been
arrested is therefore related to the royal house His
apprehension Is said TO have occurred upon the demand
0f Counsellor Kruger, OF Berlin an inqusoral Judge.
Documents compromising tho Prince reported to have
been found In the possession Of Count Dziabynski
WARsAw, August II, 1863
Intelligence from wilma states that scarcely week
ago General MouravieH decrecd tho conscation OF
hundred and sixty-two estates In the Palatnate Of
Wilma and he has just issued order for the sequesra
zion Of one hundred and ninety-two estates.
Large landowners selling their goods carriages
and cattle pay the extraordinary contribution OF
par cent imposed by the vicercy Of these PERSONS
u Loon Migulski has been thrown Into prison because
pillow with tho ngure Of sytheman embroidered upon
cover found In his possession. II gift from
- In mai ara
hero not the shadow Of for this but
such are the tests OF 'loyalty."
The estates OF Madame Kopee have been forfeited be-
OF hers had joined the insurgents. The
fortunate lady could control her son. for this
0on had 70 submit 10 the oes OF all her worldly posses
sions. Tho fate overlook Madame Brzeznska for
. similar reason, although four other Of her
serving officers In tho Russian army.
young persons arrested in the OF this
city for beng oot at night without ndtens have been
sent TO thc citadel aud Incorporated with the Russian
army.
The police are constantly abstractng money and vaua-
bles during tho domicuary visits they make " tho
houses OF citizens In Warsaw: but these
20 be winked At BY the Russian au hortes In this why
honest, hard working shoemaker, named Tomczyk,
Has been robbed OF ,OGo forms.
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Sergeant Ma3or Aidis-A Handsome Me-

Hr1popAgrsss. isl~s ENsIvsrr ~ " v0tvrrrxR.,
nrrEsrrtM. la, rrsr CARRoLftus
Ausn6t ~, 1865, }
MsTsgS--s received letter % your beiau f-,r, ur
hsnstet eztartain Forty snverh regiment Aok Vol
eneer. IA regcrcc % yoor hlAbsn1 Sergeant NJ or w.
rrgiunnt4 business lines rsrlyod thai hare n.a ne
lhcY tifre uer cfDcri isasts 40 Nn~w~r n before. -
Que as cd vrsrs Ia 40 Bloc, who appears 70 have
ssssq s sarss % X san ss: 1. sssw bow
'gwcre vsls fos me Ie@s sangrv 70 attempt 10 cunsas
,sl ior the loss go ians 70 aeepy feel doc tina
en- % yo - derry isys tcs " ii or sr.f ~ ss .
IL os ljved. LeI~ alwsys ~ tonsV aissn
II or any of tie 0f sor rnls arS
~ shall stemps 70 te yoa 81 k.cw ~ IRE con
ous anhf VI and solder ~ N. him viii bear
sts, pssos@.s S Say ss sUsasry .ns
s.: Fs.,Sss ,;s ,.s !. wh:c <. =: ..vs s \, s.. ?. ;
Sc sssssy ' nss Twas sasssss assli, ana one q
vheh yei. hsnfss partner IN al yow srsf. may feel
the srsls sxhs Of nay A. As Sss ever ~ sAs
81 m po and On the Of June be only oNkfd Ia
s,s s,X $sfsss 'sssS ss.sT a was &csgsssA.sS ~ e
koves frvm heavy yofsy An1 s~want Majds Alds ksA
tshnp p&r1ms pgt&s>sn eehlsd sSnsnp u was "
80 NJ Ne ssHgssar arovoA sbe lsh bvsss 90 dsAiS
ss dss ssAf' ss ss ssas sss =
gsr -, sss - sn'sd = ~ rear ~ ssms q shs MA
win rs...s . BE .ss's ~ svoss ..isA. e. wa -
Osfa. Tie d<,sy hsrs.ofsge hsrn nnavosdasIe
Hoping have ev~a an III forwsf' Z, yor Acsfvs
and ndrne ynu in vens ssrsasmsnA rsmain taasm,
very rrsp~ussiv yoasA
A,s A.,.... o. n..4.4 - ss.s : ssssfss, ", r.s
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svaNslprs AND ROsEcRAHs' AaMIEc.
Advance OF Busnstde's EOrcos 60 the
Ksntucky Lsns--ssovsmsa ass ssd de-
aigns or Rosecran.' Army, &C., &c.


Late ssvlees from een~s' Harnssass eeiamn shgw
tsi Al The time reported 20 bs ~ Einsicn u had
advanced 10 reality bci few miles sooih a tbs s~o-
iacky iifa Al tsis tlms. howc,er, sspp sd 10 hs
cssc. y.vsr T,s march sLr cumbsriAsd Noun
lss vary sxi.sastnz and scssr ihsa sxf~ctsi in
osnsscsea0s u The scarcity forage. Ts~ ccann oN
sh,s Principally Of oaysry and Bcassss infAasry.
sfosg bsay u lofantsy from Eo%<crsss army ts
have olssa IN ,bs ciissn river sssry .sssrsi Turn
aide vii have 70 reesvs his ssppies from Hsss.rsns'
esyoss.
1hs tcadagsr,srs ofths Army ~ The CumbvisDd wers
stAi A. e,evsp~on Ala, ths sornns Oniy goftoe -
ths army had cro-srd The Tennessee. Tho frn.n tia
sossh AIDE engaged 10 nog~msss saplng Al thu
a~atseeilss 0 tns Gcsxls RAirasd sfrisx rsswxs hos
\ eanmssinsaso1. Soshiss issirTe l. tasWn = iss
~ The essnv 10 sesd % tesstanfN hsi 80
caisAi "a 81 fact thai si usabe lsg ss1 ,~isate
perry ~ bang sssa ia la@acs-
IVA ;bs rsbes fs~ ssytL.sx bal st their abnar
30 efAf il
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THE ELECTION IN CALIFORNIA.


sAs fRAxc1sso, CAL, Sep, 3. 1888.
lncomrlete feturns from the principal counties in the
state Indicate immense Union majorisies
Dowrcy, the democratic caRd date Tor Governor, owing
ha exceIlont record while Governor former years,
was considerably ahaad OF bis ticket. but lows
yori,y. standing, WIN hardly faB boilw ~ 600.
Al the counties hoard from elect Tho talon legislative
tckct
~ frsncs county the Unisn majority viii probably
average sevwsi thousand. The independent Usaon cSss
&C., nearly many tne combined for chs
regular Union aud democratic tickets.
sailed, ship Aaiay. for Hong Kong.
Money easy.
Rece pts ol ,eAsare the 2sth ultno " $4,000
Atlantic currency exchange at The rate Of 20 Is per
cent premium Tor gold In New York.
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csp'ure ,r Kfsustsn ny GENERAL r.ara.
s@ts - sssrfy An Easssws Ts1ssass.
Evnsmas~d ny sbe Rebels. <k~.

EssfNrrosr. T-ss.. fsft 4. i&a
Ct1srJ is1rssfe tsssrapns that he te~A kMrsas
a. ~ nnsni Fsrs ef ersrSi Nlssryf ,rsass. a rss
srry. .eti !. slnsl.s.eess,, 0xesA as,ussss sags
- sAsi ia hs@ rsf~as ~ sasa.
AL tarafa r~eressss. erc~fa 80 fsAasassSfs sssss.
tss pp~ avAeaassd, CO., "a Tea. lsssylhans SENSE
ssenatDf oash Tors AsAay .ss 70 nsrssess Tbs
grs1 ssas..-s - sss rssk1--ass Lsotcn xe~sssssa--
su. Va xss ugEHleG n q dsy or TO-
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,,,S, ~ A. ianfsss private o. H. ssh Maine Vols Au
a ss,,; ~ More private, Co II, ssh naiss vos, August
voo f.nt. private Co. I, 9th Coup voLs August lo.
gust II. - ~ ~ ''' ="
has IAmbcrdy. private, On. G. 9th Conn vals, Au.
Mls T. Moore, private lat cens. iasn, battery, An.
Samuel Bias. private Co X, 7th Conn, Auguss a.
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ru. Tar a. ~ srxssm o~ssx --Jks s~s~sr
srsa. ~ss . ps~sy ~ ssgSssu - ssssss, cot 70 .
,ssi ,rp y~,~ssy. ~ ~ bssa s&ss1 van go
c.nsa<n sv~v. 80 msAs - fssn cs~sssss s,rs-s
80 haxantsoavyns. eonsose a1r~n1 wtnd tide
Msypss - So, go bsxh y sswsy ~.
c~r1sS s.ssy 49, ppsn<p ~ aSn8, v~<~ws svs~ty
eg~ssd~. ~ ws~w OMsax ag4sy s~~ rss~~s~@s. TN-
10 ~ eAoefr~l-
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speech 90 w.sbIassss Heat on sssisssi
AAs1ss.


vsahlnetos Ha.i .ssfs'~d A"fs is~''ss hsss ths
.,r..s !. ss,1s.ssu b. ,le sssase pAs~y q s.s -.
,.r..,,.t,,. sss q faysf y f.s@ias ne fe@4 =
... Bs ss~.ss<f y~sh~a % 80 rFsesssss ~4lnw
bns q ,s,ss BE- frsesnse ssa " ~ seed g~n<aaip
a., ...o. th~ t~~s asy fssa~ ssy does ib.w sxms
,.es .~sl. u.sy ssss ssA~s ihs c~~ssnmsz. rAs p~u
,,s~ .ss sAsysS1 sils gr~ss ssisss~~us.
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EAs spssss.as sssssss c~sp~s csss.
A txN1

f~yssa nspsscs says rss ns~~sas 'ssamss q"
ssrse<ssi 70 shs ssa sss.orsas ~ sssst q Gsssss
or ~ = N iss sAsvirs s~ss1y. s~stiss tes sasp<s1
ss,a a 80 -ri a sss~s eesv~s ~ Sssrs iisyrr Ihs
ry,ysa xs,.sa 90 80 r~a q. ssd ss@1sasa ~sa "
sss~..sss lasts 80 ,Tyg' - ,hssrs u sa@a4ss wms
s.,... 4, ses ts-r,s~ sss fscw 80 rsasss~a-
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The Opera.

PATHS SALARY IN PARIS AND MADRID.
The musical critic Gcli1nan, Of Pare, observee:-
~ a4gcr has delpitvely engaged Nile. PATTI both for
Paris and Madrid. The salary she receives . not only
here putting stop 70 these extcrioaate
cxactionsS II such thing unanmity among directors
were possible surely agreement not 70 pay singer
than certain ibeTai sum might be Come 70 among
managers themselves. II such Arrangements were
fairy acscd by directors aTtix<s would be Obliged
20 accept terms without an engagement
two leisure OF this kind would IN
al probability 80 far u put end 70 tho present
o. extrayaeart Gemards Several engagements q osner
nysst mentioned; but until the hss s nnaiiy COM
pete refrain from giving names
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military hou0ss due 10 the deceased Commander o. D
Legion Of Honor we're paid BY body of the fa''0na'
Guard.
Prussan authorities his estate Of Rucnberg, and nas
boen conducted to Berlin
The Eing Of Holland has returned 70 the Hague ncm
hk excursion 20 Germany. This y The hfas TINE 49,
his marriage with the Princess Sophia Of Wurssnbsrg
that ho has visited Studtgardt
Prince d. Metteench, according TO sttss from rrank
fort, " receive in few days. 81 his chaiea mn
nsborg all the sovcreiZns who assembled - tne
cong tho Princess de Meernich and the Duchess 90
Nassau doing the honors OF the fds
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usaitn OF admiral, Danigrea.

v
There is no truth In tho assertion a the Icps Of Ad-
miral nshIgrsn. He IN his usna health whom the
sauding sailed. and - undoubtedly most
energetic and stirring Ia Tho whcio acc HIS whole
hoart the work. and no n full Of eonndsuos and
thusiasm.
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Dsssrssrs Executed.

L0Vrvuts, Eeff. Z, 1913.
rive o~sertess from tbs T~cnay second Kensscs- d
fansry shos a noon 10 aay swo describes u ,s
rAky third Kentucky rsnnsss wsss rssp,.sa rLssl os
10bW,
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NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.
An Expedition for Some Point In the
Gulf nearly Ready.

st. L0rS, Scpf. 4, IsFJ.
New orleans dates of the 2sh OF August are received
The expedition OF Mississippi steamboats, for some
poIns IN the Guf was nearly ready and would start
few days.
General Grant was 10 have left voksburg for New
Crlean1 ON Auguss 81.
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py.mssss~ 81 Get. Hasi.w.n.

NN.@S1& 49, F~fNt@t = 14@tt -
A c,nrssl1s lssSwi IN 1tsh, W. fsms~ns 90
rosrsns Ga~at1<sns cssps~ Edvsx y. ~ vw~ - eys
49, x 10 gFs,y Sousss haSssasus~sss rssssei, ~ hs
ra.es a rsf ras yse@raiy tjied is sstss ~ 80 Ns@
s.4ui, .. yc~t wssN~v. Co. issscvsn sss wgsse@ =
ak~ sss1un where 10. Ehs~ fsi, -, s&'ra hss
S~ssy fecsy~~~s frgrn ts iMsrfbs~ Ihn -
rrt ~ a rssss ssd sasisax r~~
s~rasn. OA. is.I s-eI rsr6syvssiSn. 40 -
tbs kxstlrx en9aAsfk
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ne fstso-ias tssts 9sss feewrs1 f.ncs 49, i-n-
i@..s,sa IA lietaa. tsprfsi, c. q. go vas Vets,
.-rs. ssss.s-r. sssrsss. Ca r.N. =. iss Bss, ,As
sss. IA. fs .Lss4 lsgec-
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no sra.Ions Of General Gilmore are progressing

no sra.ions Of General Gilmore are proUssns
with sssas vigor.
His approaches ere now % cioss v Fort wagnsr sass
the comba.sns throwing sc and hand grcradss a
one another.
On wednesday drove hs enemy from his rins piss'
on the esi adyaoce limo, hundred yards and captured
sevcaiycizht prisouers, including two officers.
Tie Monitors weauering tho's.orm well. They are
inside tho oar, holding 20 their anchors.
Tho Admiral good rprits and confident of saceeas.
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RECOVERY or TrE GREArER PORTION or tbs sr0
Lrv MONEY m rms CRY.
On Sunday, tho 22t al1imo II viii bc rpinsnyesra hs
ofcs q the Uoted States Express CoyIsny At - Loss
was entered By burglars and robbed Of tce 90 green
backs. The porter aud u clerks tbc Oos
at the tirne bus thrown INTO d~sp assp by
of chOroorm, aad dd not discover the robbery sDii
several hours after tho thieves had nowr. Tbs
the vpbbcry discovered the saerraph was yg. nto
reguiseo. snd tho detecs'vzia al the principal 10
ths Union soslhs1 o. tho facts. No trace Of tas
thieves could b. found. howeves, aptn within day OF
swo. vhcn cos a ths gaag. sansd Charles Nsyes, vn
srrassl = Toledo. oAss, vhss hh vay " Nsw York
Tss psisU~ vas Svssgas bssk 70 o. Lcs,s, Bat In the
sscsas@sss = ~ nsnsss - bsgsAss, which conss'ss
q srssk, vss ailsvs1 y prsessd 70 in dessssslou.
GnbssqssaaHy. hsvsvw, ~ pslss sscsv~sssA shs
~ a Shs ehsck, 40 tssuyaCAsd 10 Tho sesns tss
Ezws@ Company n ts6 sssy ~ ss,ss shs wunt in.
nedAtsIv - ~ asrsvx-b~~ Yesterday ~ baxpss
arrived ~ NJ me- nssrsa1, sa6 % ssasehng ~ wuns
ths v-srss psys q ~ ssl)a monsy soan< sSressd
vysy htd b<s rsDsvsd from dsSsrsps ysrtAxrs.
asd 1e rrssnb~1D wsss found scAtaSrsA psllaeli in
.hs ootsn ef sbe tsu9k Ihs desectsves n this city hsA
b~~r "a vss bSkout NJ Noy@ for several dsys "a,
ssS ~ fee crsid<vnbly ehsgrn<d dSsbt vk~n usy
hsv hs asrss spd shs Hccd fvsane wbsrs sss~s-
ea~aty aura<sf sh~ Esusss rsmpssy scA the reeevwy
M r5sn tsvxe Gnngrs NJ mn0~y. N~y~s' c1n<~Sssstrs
are ys ss vi shaJ wsil known N ,ns wsxsss
uaiss ssa ~s'n sen sss1Us th~w vst.~es.
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FosrFrs noSuns~, scr,. . isel.
A sRlo AsuoKf.

The BRIG ashore between Cape HalterAs and reaior,
win bc a wreck. Her cargo d cotton ssd tlrpspius Z
being takon oct and scns ashore.
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To LIEUTENANT X. A. MossuL
From the offcers and crew NJ
TaY UNITED STArKs REvRSrg CUTIE
PHILIP ALLEN.
A a slight token ot esteem ~
An oilcer md Q gentleman.


Lieutenant Morse has been connected with the revenue
service upwards of eleven years, aud has al all times
mcrited the respect os ever body with whom he came
in contact lie az present detached from service The
plato was forwarded 10 him today BY Lieutenant II w
Sew all, OF the Philip Allen, al Annapolis, Nd.
Trig NoRyoIE BrAnp
new organization of the merchants and business men
OF Norfolk held ther semi ANIMAL election o' officers
elected -
j. a. shaw, President; F. W whippe, yiee President
" Gotisberger, secretary, VI Iocxbart, Treasurer r.
sherman, j. Mwad Y. c. folger, ). G. Jones aad = A.
Page, Directors.
In the evening tho Board bed reunion al tter rooms
where tho members and their friends were handsomely
entertained Among the guests prc-eni we're Colonel D.
W. wardrop, Ninety ninth New York volunteers Captain
Ryan and Lieutenant Mclntre Seventh New York bat
terry; Lieutenant g. r. Sterling, staff n Na'or Gencra
Peck Paymaster Washington Irving United states Navy
VIM Usnond Jnbe, United States Navy r. ciasseti,
editor or the Old Doinion Teuensni strrDel Assistant
Provost Marshal and humorous others the bAnf Of be
Hundred aud Forty eighth New York volunteers d.
c0urEcd excellent nasc during tho evcrpg, ana at,se.
ther the festivities we're Of choice snd seect aors
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,Iussc In the Park.

The Park Commissioners announces thai tAsrs wta be
music al the Park. tho Mail, this tsAtardAy) sfsss
pyou al four O'Clock by The Park BAnd, uDder the loader
ship Of H. a. Dcdworsb, n the weather 10 nns.
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The United States supply steamer Union Captain Coz
roy arrived at this port yesterday morning. with rassea
eers and the mail from the East Gubockadng squadron
She left New York August with supplies for the East
Gulf bockading squadron, and called from Pensacoia
August 81 on return, and communicated at tho fol
lowing places-st Andrews st. Joscphs, West Pass Of s.
Georges August IL East Pass ST. Georges August 22 g.
Marks, August %; Cedar Keys, August "a Tampa Bay
August 25, Charlotte Harbor, August 20; Key West
August 49, Indian river, August ~; Port Royal and
Charleston bar, August 81.
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Deaths.

p'...'ss v ~. -. 80 ss.,,s1 rls =.
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Yw ~ sesaas uns - 'hs ssensst u sdGlsai naht
geo. sus ts,ists 80 afips ssnass. uo~ mspy
times shf,r 49, t W reteea ssc~s ~ nsvy ss& -
IN rsrnsiss " rbs heavy 49, ers~x st-.1s
iy teaay s.1 o. Coco What tts sssss % ssntsf -
osnra4 sssts u h already . ssa, sed esssos b. bet
ssssd dsvn naeh move ssil wsss crafty the sssy
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26

the army, Of whom made SO 900 IN ono
trip; that still in other cases the Govern.
ment tugs were used by their owners TO
tow private vessels for pay; that in large
number OF cases the miserable old bnlks
that were chartered at srch monstropa
prices were 50 far gone that they had TO
be fitted up at an expense equal 10 their
original cost, and that such repairs were
made at public expense. Is there another
instance in history Of a nation struggling
ioT lie, being so heartlessly and shame,
fully robbed by its own trusted citizensq
The whole report is rceking with ex-
posed enormities. 1t Is impossible to cs
innate the plunder. Millions will reouir-
ed to'cover it, The Committee censure
some high oficials-tbey recommend,
court martial for another-and they de.
mand what the public voice should echo in
thnnder-tones that such i'll gotten gains
shall be diSgorged. That word "disgorg-
ed" shonld be the universal cry. until
Justice IS done the public Il easury, and then
1t should be seen whether criminal indict-
ments will not lie against all these specu.
lalor' on the country's calamities.-PhH-
daelPhja La7'rer, 12M inst.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26
4 Mean Man.

We've known some very mean +oen n
our time There was Deacon Overreacb:
now he was so mean, he always carried a
hen in his gig box when he Travelled 10
pick up the oats his horse wasted in tho
manger, and lay an egg for his breakfast
every morning. And there was Huoa
himmeman, who made his wife dig DO.
tatoes to pay for his marriage licensei--
W mus. tell this story Of Hugo, for it's
not a bad one, and good stories, like no.
tatoes, are not as plenty now as thew used
10 be when we were a boy. We'll, he
was goin TO get married to Gretchen Golp.
he goes down to Parson Rogers, at Digby
to get license.
"Parson," says he, whats the price
Of license?'' 'O
Six dollars" says Hugo, CHATS n
take no l7ss?"
NO says he, chats what they cos.
me at the Secretary's office, at Halifax"
"WelI, how much DO you charge for
I publishing in church, then?''
Nothing" says the parson.
"Well," says Hugo, "tha.'s so cheap
can't expect you to give no change back.
think I'll be published. How long does
it take?"
Three Sdnaays" says Hugo. "well
that's long time. But three SUNDAYS
only make a fortnight, after all; two for
the covers and one for the inside like: and
SIX dollars is a great sum of money for a
poor man to throw away. must wait"
80 OF he entjogging towards home.
and looking about as mean as a new
sheared sheep, when all at once bright
thought came into his head, and back
he went as hard as his horse would carry
him.
."IaTson," says he, "I've changed my
mind. Here's nv six dollars. in tie
the Knot tonight with my tongue that
cant unite with my teeth"
"Why, what in nature is the meaning
OF all this?' says the parson.
Why" says Hugo, "Ive been cy-
phernG 1t out in my head, and it's cheap
er than publishing bans, after all. You
see. sir it's potatoe digging time; ifI
wait to be called to church, her father will
have her work for nothing, and as hands
are scarce and wages high, if marry her
tonight, she can begin to dig our own to-
morrow, and that will pay for the license
and Just seven shilling over, for there ain't
man in all Clements that can dig and
carry rs mary bushels in day as Gretch-
en-. And besides, fresh wives work like
smoke at first, bat they get saucy and la
zy after a while"
lie married her and made her dig po-
tatoes during the honeymoon. We call
that mean
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26
"OrfnI SOOtIiin,''

A handsome young lady in our town was
sot up with one n gh. by noble young spe-
cimen Oft the true American, with scissors
in his pocket mean dry goods cle:k; !;
and the young gals mother, hearin' some-
thin pop, arose from her couch under the
impression that her oldest boy, who was
given to friskiness. was holding a wild
revel on the root beer in the west room
But on opening the door, she diskivered
it was hugging and kissing, which had
awakened her from peaceful repose.
My daughter, Oh my daughter" this
parent did cry. ooh that l should
have lived to see this doing in my own
house"
II know my dear mother" the sweet
village maiden did unto her mamma re-
ply, that i is quite improper, but it is
orful soothin."
The above is A. Wards joke, not A..
Lincoln's.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26
TcHaCity OF Life.

y few evenings since there was learn.
ed dessertation-suIje Iject-"B "Bedbugs ana
their rem arkable tenacity of life." One
asserted OF his own knowledge that they
could be boiled and then come to life
Some lad soaked them for hours in ter
pentine without any fatal consequences.
Old Hanks, who mad been listening as an
outsider, here gave in his experience in
corroboration of the facts. Says he:
"Some years ago took bedbug to an
iron foundry, and dropping it into la
die where the melted iron was, had it run
into a skillet, Well. my old woman
used the skillet pretty constant for the
last six years, and here the other day it
got broke all to smash, and what do you
think gentlemen, that'ere insect just walk
ed out of his hole, where hs had been
layin' like a frog in a rock, and made
tracks for his old roost upstairs" But
added he. by way of a pareuthesis, "hs
looked mighty pale"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26

A LITTLE BOY, not over ten years of age.
was seen the other day crsmming his
mouth with "Cavendish," when gentle
man standing by, somewha. amused at
the spectacle. asked him what he chewed
tobacco for? What do chew tobacco
for" replied the urchin. "why. sir. ]
chew it to get the strength out of it, to Be
sure--what do you think ! chew it fort"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26
PINE GROVE NURSERY.

4IHE ersgned is prepared to furnish Fruit, Trees
l. shrubbery, Ornamental Trees, Flowers Grapes, &c'
of the most most approved kinds on very moderate
terms, at his Nursery, Benton, Holmes county, o.
Particular attention is invited to his assortment OF
q apes, embracing twenty-five varieties, among which
viii be found Delaware, Anna, Aliens Hybrid, Diana,
Concord, Guy ahoga, Colemans White Canby's August
or York Madeira Cassidy Clara, Hartford Prolific
Lncolu. Logan Rebeccs, sc. All Of which will be sold
extr5m2Ey cheep, aud warranted genuine.
great variety of Hot House and Green House
Plants.
grows in this climate.
January ], 1873. JOHN STIFFLER.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26
LOOK TIER EI

vNTE have very nice assortmcet OF Coal or Car
w bon OIL LAMPS Of vgrious patterns, which we
ell as cheap as the same sold in any other town
sroba bly, not any cheaper We also keep Lamp Thin
peys, Lamp Wicks, Shades Brushes etc. etc which wa
wish to sell Also genereral assortment Of
LANTERN :,
made TO burn Carbon, spurn or Lard Oil or Candles
all at the BOOK STORE
Nov, 81, lse2-5m,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26
JEWELRY, sc
A. Ii. FREY.


yxvATCH MAKER AND JEWELER, Main St.
storo MiIIersburg o. t2l-2Ol
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-02-26
THE
4ulmes County garn1rr
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
by ESTILL & NEW TON.
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Of every description executed in the best style and
on reasonable terms. 80. -, -
The FARMER has a larger circulation than any
other paper in this section Of the state. 1t snow
and has been for thirty six consecutive years tho
official paper of tho county.