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The New York herald., 1863-08-28
The harthquake at Manila.
our MANILA CORRESPONDENCE.

MANIA, Island OF Luxon, June Q, 1853
Large Portion of tse Some Structures Of ne Cvy and
Subwvts Desfroye1--<n tie CAurcAss in Ruans-7Ae
Shack Less Than kina;e in Ia Dwofscn--C Los Of
Lifs. dc dc.
One Of the most destructive earthquakes that has ever
visited this city has Jus passed u.s. leaving behind
desoaton death On 81 o June three brief days
ago and oight O'Clock tho evenings On
hour WHOM the people generally were u their homes
without any prcmonton but instantaneous the hight
uing's lash the city shaken ts foundation by
terrific earthquake thai threatened enguph that
animate and inapimass 10 one common ruin within
tho range OF its influence In less than minute-ihs
whole term Of Ne dnrationths greater portion OF the
ssonc structures d The city and suburbs In
Such Of the houses 40 Ic standing rent
shsssered as 70 be unssnAblc These viii oil have bc
oompisssd the city VII be, 10 all intens and
purIuses, new city. me foreign Population
su06rod but itte 10 hss cf life personal injury bus
great eumber of spsnsards and natives wcrc Killed in
nnabes of deahs. however cannot BE- sfaed with sny
ccrtaiaty No cf could convsv 70 voa svcn
tbo ghtest dsa OF NE Ttcturs ~ desoiaiIoo pyes~pc
by city. On al SIDES desructi<n and ruin houses
dsnoa'shcd others tosserns 70 their fan aud even.
wherever the outside walls yst suooe ana psrser
che sssrir d these are but heaps of All sbs py,n
cipa buildings Of bs eovsvnment ai tho churcbss ~
racks. kc., overthrcwu what 10 10 bc done n the
future impossioe " conceive bui for The pvcssus
every appears bent on saving whatever cas bs
pevsy piled up In rerens parts o ths city orposed 70
ahe elements saycyposed to the selsuenss fov n.
rainy JUST uron and should ths now scs
In. bed the prospect 10, world b rendered murh
vorse sions hcuses-sueh a. are 10 ssspdtus-sre ~
Discount. ssd the cd style o tha;ehsd bosss assla
. ut a premium.
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Military A6airs.
now 'rBx rwnLSrn RD0InBSr NATION Al eUARp AHH

ne members o The rweffsb regiment National Guard
nov stationed 10 the City Hall Park. again oomplsin n
the bed fare which they aro rere.viur A humber os
them called % the HssAtD once sod exhibited s,~e,-
mon of The meat, which n anything but rantAbs they
vsh 70 call The ssesnsson of the susborez The fact
TER Eiros COUNTY vo,uSrxxss
Recruiting scr the sieve resimens 10 s.ine on oute
r~Dily nndW fhs onerxctr essrscss ~ cDonsi Nurrhy
Ureo the fscf.nes onosrs os the reg gneut hss te@n
aro'sd or ssadiss The nss enised ~ BIN, 70 another
sIz,e.
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ric war n An,,arse.. a

Tho War IN America.
ms a0uaon 0say Ness e(esssss Prosdsu. Liaco'ns
South 10 refessrcs 70 the reat of negroes psiso,
snsrs Of war. II thinks caaAos .aal 70 very i'm
ossadt iud in the the and give
imnense impulse 10 negro reeruiting.
The London Tss says that It looks in' vain for any
usas from America that tho fedcras prepared 70
spursue with vgor the recently gained s
rpSsss oach Northern army has. bec,mo army
oupatou and instead Of endsavoring hs mill.
tary measures by conciatory policy, Mr.. Lincoln by
employing negroes 10 6ght, doing bis best make
necessary for him hold every inch OF ground the
Southern States by sheer force.
characteristic letter Carbaldi, dated Caprcra
August ., published. II is addressed Abraham Lin
CON- the Iberator OF slaves n the republic OF America
ana reoccs his noble Efforts for freedom and human
progress.
Tho United States war Kearsage chased and
took possession or Fayal Of the juno which, after
strict search. was released and allowed TO proceed
Probable Acceptance or tho Mexican
Throne by Maximilian.
La France that tho acceptance OF the Mexican
crown by the Archduve Maximian IA doubtful and
believes negotiations have been entered into obtain
adhesion OF England. La France says the pre-
sent government OF Mexico will administer affairs for
year. organize the country but tho OF the
Archduke will probably be forwarded 10 Mexico in
November next.
Financial and Conn mmcrcial News.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.
LONDON. August 10, 1853.
Consols close at 90 93ss FOR money.
AMERICAN
Tho latest sales made ~ the following rates.
Tuoss Central Railroad, 13is llti discount. Erie
rSaares, II 10.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIvKRrooL. August 10, 1868
the sales to-day reach 10 COO bales, including 900
bales to spectators and The market Is firm
and buoyant, aud hnlders demand an advance
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. August 10, 1853.
Tue market for breadstuns ID generally easter with
downward tendency. Wakefield, Nash Co.. Richardson,
spence Co., and others report:-flour very dull Wheat
dull and sti declining. Corn quiet mixed 26s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.
LIVERPOOL. August 10, 1888.
Tho provision mayket 10 generally rm. Messrs Rich
ardson, Spence Co., Bigand, Athys 90 and others
port-Bcef Pork firm, but unchanged. Bacon quiet
saad steady. Lard buoyant. Taow stesdy.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, August 10, 1868.
Ashes quiet and steady. Sugar steady Coffee firm:
Gales Rice steady Linseed oil dat Rosin inactive.
:6pirits turpensne no sales Petroleum quiet
LONDON MARKETS.
LONDON, August 10, 1863.
BreadssuGs dull. wheat heavy and declined Is. 2s.
Sugar hrm. Coffee quiet. Tea quiet and steady. Rice
'tOscttve. Taliow 6rm, with small saies.
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wassae has~sss Conseripss En Rsuas res
the Seat Of war.

PoEcs, Aug ust n, 1853.
Tue ofncees Of The steamer Forest CITY, which ,oos
neary cnc thousand conscrips from Leg sisod 70 Alex
sDira say that frequent threats we're made % tho No.
sage ny tbe suosces on board burn the steamer
attempt was msdc 20 execute them on arriving IN
sbs poomac many eacrts 70 cscaps wrrs made Oue man
shot vhslc attempting 10 swim ashore Anotser
discovered IN ths water boat, box over hs he,s
ana On being picked up found 10 bsve al. h..,ci
dollars In hs belt After IanTng qut,s 4 n,vrh.. .s
yhis sa ths vsy 70 The army 10 sSs easu s'S-g'1
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Cricket Match.

Ths csiekstcrs q Reossslasr couuty played . match
yesterday with the fsoO,s 50. George cinb Of city,
at Hoboken, which terminated tho dss, OF tho Tte
JAMS Some sp,rited play exhibited both Sides
the score will show The nrst innings (Which decided sho
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.MEWs FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Hibsrnia OF
. Cape Race.
THREE DAYS LATERA RADyICEs
THB AAazRIcAM QUESTION.
II ri z NJ A. R TX H II -
!. -6s. &C., &A

81 IoHss, N. T., August "a. 1895.
hs now Galway Steamship fiibernia from Galway on
the 10th us passed Cape Race a, Two this (wcd
Desday) morning.
ter Nvicss are three days later than those by the
Persia y. New York. ~
fas pcssscal news = Of no striking Importance. 4.
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TAs seheessr Ts,.sse Ashore.

The schooner Tornado, from Antigua loaded with sugar
snd no'asses, sunk on Deal At hafrss, this r. NJ IN
about seven or eight sthoms Of Tho got on
u beats belonging 70 schooner bound north.
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Ne We fros, sh. Paeiac Coast.

san FnAscsco, August ~, 1858.
The Los Angeles papers continue TO pubiso factoring
accounts from the newly discovered miuing region,
situated hundred and nfty miles east o Fort MAhooe.
aud huLdred miles uorh Of tho GIIs region
OF country watered by the San Francisco Salt Puerto
and Aqua Frio rivers. mo mines sxtsod over region
hundred and nfty miles lesg BY thirty miles wide;
Large numbers Of mincrs nockipg thherward from
counties Of California. Moro than nve hun
dred men at work three weeks ago
The steamer Sierra Nevada has arrived from the
Nor.horn Coast, bringing S7 900 In treasure from ore
goo and 100000 from British Columbia. besides 500 900
In the hands Of tho pameugers from both pAces.
Politicians fear that the OF the enforce.
msns q tho draft may damage tho election prospects
psxt Wednesday. Co0grcssmau Phelps. 0 . card,
nounces that the enrolment 10 merely ordered 10 pcpsra
tloa of any fossign
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TROY cLup.

LArscu.-The Italian iron-ciad steam sessw fvssle,
Re Don Luigi di Porosao, vii, bs launched Saturday
goth Inst. n haifpaAt niss O'Clock A. NJ from sA
yard Of Mr. ". H. webb foot or Sixth street. East river
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The NAsaonai Fin q ncos.

PnLApstsrfa. August ~ 1855
Tho susscri agent reposs ss sale Of srss, ,roodyo
twsotcs TO dy py tue various sscnces. Deliveries Of
bonfs are bo,rx madcxo July y-tb
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IMPORTANT FROM KANSAS.

1he Hunt for Quantrelrs GasraiIss-
The Robbers Hiding N che Woods
Ei1hty or thcm Ki,Ied-The Dwsliings
OF sAe Piunasrsrs Destroyed, go.
KxrAs CnY, August n, 1859.
Qusn<eirs men Gro scattered iu their Astnssses
throughout the border countless and still beng hunted
BY ~ the available troops rcm all parts Of tho district.
Many OF them havo abandoned their worn hsrses apd
gone into tho brush Atoot Thoy all rcmountcd At
lawrence horses captured aad went o6 leading their
horses laden with punder nearly all Of which they
abandoned In tho chass before they got into Msoar
Over three hundred horses already have been taken BY
troops. including Of those taken at Lawrence
Most OF tho goods snouev stolen have been recovered
and will a. far as possible be restored.
Reports that twentyoue more mon hAve been killed
have been received since yesterday, making total o.
about eighty, which will probably DO largely Increased
before any considerable part o Troops withdraw
from the pursuit. No prisoners have been taken and
none win be. All houses In which stolen goods have
bcen found have bccn destroyed well all the
Of known guerias wherever troops have gone
General Ewing intends 70 destroy tho houses OF s per
sons In tho border counties outside Of our military
tions do not BY the 9th OF September, tn
obedience V general order.
The steamer Live Oak Robbed by Gae.
rillas.
LkxfsGros. Mo- August 81, 1889.
The steamer Live Oak captured nigh. Berlin
by small ssns gucr,Ias who robsiog tho bos,
and tho passengers OF seven hundred dollars. allowed
them TO procscd
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SHIP NE Ws.

fuaLADELratA. Aus n ATrsa,rsH staples shesmsa.
rsu BEDFORD. ts~rgre Fotiss Orir0 steamer n IN
hvorA B-io~ brig Marine bo~.sn fos ii Tsonas
"a bsilast Ga sehn nets Ro.. wsl-h sag.A 0rxna~
kvcrgrren Potter dehs--f N Slsres, sherman New Hsi.
ford Lvdla gay Bakss. Gardiner Jas And~doe sties-
6oaton
i..wrA Del Aug ,s-The folo~ing sess-l- are al Inc
BrcsAA thia alto Brig Coair P,rt Ro,s
schrs Lloyd. from Nynrs for aaow iiin ,sdlrr do
for Aeoon,ae ysnkee Doodle o. Tor wa.h georgs
Duumor~ and W hickmsn. rot do The = secp Hsr~te
"a has goGs on . crulse for . fe~ days
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rO Bette Msaafacssrsrs.
We svhs proposals. for supplying With Bottles Of ~
bsst q~siy. ~sds In moulds and veil snseaiei.
wan, supply In sep,emeer. and they BE-
krsred Afterwards Please pr,os for pn,s snd quartz
d<ivescd al sar.oea warranted 70 bear ths Of
beinx and ,es,ios with Congress water Terms cash
compilation OF contract CLARKE WHITE
August u, isds Congress bpttnE
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rhe wiImsngton Dlockade,

THE DASH AND DARING OF THE BLocKADs RuNNERs--
own DOZEN PASS OUB FLREr IN Five DAYs-A
LAR0R pRIvATKR EHTERs WILMINGTON, ETC., ETC.
recent from officer OF the b,ocka1ing squad.
on Wilmington, North Carolina. satcs that two
Ahreo steamers had into Wilmington each day for
nvs days previous One large steamer 10 ~ ten
O'Clock the forenoon on the l7h inst few mornings
since OF fifteen hundred In. She
pierced for six guns in addition 10 two pivot guns, and
probably would receive armament and be ready 20
prooscd within week. she larger than the Ala
bama Florida and appeared 10 be very fast Tho writer
sh,nks may be the known tho sou,herner
Ths Nlphon and the Minnesota wcrc the only efficient
vessels on the port Iroquois having cfl week pre-
vious 10 chase or q blockade runner.
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THE BLOCKADE RUNNERS.

eDsstxaeeaon Of she Rebel Steamer Ever.
GLADE BY the Gunbeat MadSie-Cepturs
of Rebel Naval OMcers-A Privatssr
Dsspoiiea eF Hsr O0esss anA crew. So.
(From the New South, August a.
We 90 not know the exact facts connected with the
capture Of the Eversacs, but gve thsm . We have
shsasd theu. me EvsrGlads sidewhesl steamer for
nsry the line between savannah and g. Johns river,
Florida. has been lying up the Savannah river for seve.
raj weeks, ready the blockade. she vas loaded
with cotton and had, passengers about one hundred
sailors and naval scers-a complete Tor Of the
sprivsseers fitting cut a Nassau other Anglo
rsbci port Last Friday night she is said 10 have
past Pulaski ~, but overhauied by the Madge DO.
fore got clear OF bs coast and sunk
tIsaud. only twenty-five Of her passengers and crew
sken the escaping 70 Tybee and thence 70 the
main via 81. Andrews Island. Among those captured
OF the oces and Of the prvatcer before
rsfsrrsd Tho ocers well covered With gold lace
stars. anchors, kc-ths usual decorations Of naval
o0tcorp
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SECRET WORTH Kkowfs0 90 TO THOMAS q
"a A0NEw'n 20 ich street aud ~ Murray street
end low prices he selling Teas. tonr.s. tio"r
WInes ev~vytbns eisc used In every fsmy oassss
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Yankee Photog ra phs or she Hsmsn
Family fast bsoomns Yanks~s. bv b,e books BIG and
big guns YANKEES land. under Washngou. Ooyrrnnr Mt
New York, voksbufg Charleston and Ysnks~doods
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At CHURCH AT HoNF. yIsiriNG CaRbs fREnua
Mote rsp~s style seals PTrs.rs silver fatrs
st kvuRDELLs. Jc Drosd ~ss. o,rner Dnsoe srcel
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Card Ph0tsgr . phs-W hoiesais aad ne
tau At GEORGE p. MOLLEsoN cos Photograph
Hsblshers iS1 Nassau street
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Jow TO MIX DRiSxH
III CsdtAairG
MINING Amsftrsr. Englss, rraeh, 0~vasa.
HaIisa, Hpsntsh and Kas~i4n funss-s.ch ss jai~vs.
Purrhss. retA!sr., ritngs, ro~stsiis. 80.
NJ JEkkf THOMAS
Late bartender si Tho hsnpolisn uosa. S~~ vovs go
risntssn uogss, ~. LSds
To whh spr~sasd hsnas fr the rssanfs<tars ~ Ger
disis aooss tsse, sysnrs A.. es~sssas kessss Assv
appvvvea methods nsA sh~ 1ssuilAaioa -
naoor. and bsesxrs asssnsa f< the stssaa sf nsss
fsriars aud dealers IN win@s ssd spsis ssev0
ana pvvzts families ihs ssx saxp'sd 10 ~
trade Of the Dsitsd ssatrs sad ssrAts.
rontasninx rOp sslasbis rrtipss
isrV7 book. bosat "a cok. FRS "
Fabsshsd W DIok rlfloshALD
M. n af~ss ~ "
Copies the above bsss ssni ~ nail 70 ssy sAafess se
Of porsx~. . r~e-,r, of me Pre-.
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siIsCEI.LANE EOgs.

A CONGRATULATIONS Ar Cost HOUSE,
"A. keupnx articles equally low. 81 L.. ID BAasfOtD,
os-ss nAxsAr Cooper fpsna,s
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r. Dss ssss Maausaessrsss.

Eight Csvs~s de v1ssts fer One Dollar. ss
DAICHa "a 0roadwsy. No sspsass spared 10 produces
vOgk
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~ his Pbrssoo.X Portraits snd sos.sgh,. wsiAm Z
Yanesv 6over ~ 9Th Lhs-
Chsraster and biography Pbyaogpooy IAs6stsdS {
Rsossss their vsses and Hes1ss kss sssy
Teach. Choosing o Wus krrsss Edss0nfios rtnUum1
chlldr-s IN Psropoinsiss Jonfssi for hsfss1hss-
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nesstsfst Ce~pisssss.-Lstrd's Bisesa
of Yoa'h fss1 vssr fas pv~sssvas ssd b~ssufriss
us oS~esstga ssl ssls u3 Bs.sfws
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NOS LoSDos-x LINE

ahip AMAZON Ia tho river. sails this day
ghip H. n TAYLOR sAils s.pt~mbees
Veg psssgs Anc fou, London aud Lsesrpo or 6sfsa
paysbs throughout Ensand. Ireland scn1nd aud sss.
A'''' Txrscorr. ssoriiGss : co. ~ South s.s-s4
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Tvssses.-MsvshB Bseshsss' Radical CSvs
Truss sAcs - rrasfvsy sss Ana sss 500. rs
tnss. E.spsesosy bsstsrss sn1 So tsssAs s-i~ 4 ~
uAis stsscAst Op~s ir~m A n. nsu y. n
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o.....s's es.a,. s.s.s,. Skssss. m.,.
waws8tsa. ses Bresdvy
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ID sssses OF fh~ ssrs"as. Nsssf.st rst-
s.fy sfsess -fs~ go f.is.As ttssi~s.t "a
s=amsTt. = ffsss 4 AAA- l98.teWs $500 s4t4y
~.,s $50 - s@ssr. Afass.. ~ 4saA. fls sxAD.
ue4 sss As-< sslass fss.4stt@~a
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Ths OWFr FF~ss - Wv V"vE WV
tsAss Fvwst W. HsvTv~ssas sssANr - ~fvnesr a.
~ nry@s.ss sen Dr. sfT~s Tsssft So
ts~ss~s srsss sswfAoy~S ~*ssy s~f~rAw
srf fA~ .ho~ s~asf ~ sHf~rs.~.~ " ~ $50
f~e~~f fassws. u~ntssn~N tasfae 49, s~ "a sA seaf
MAJ s~s~.< ugos yr,T~s sstel.s. as - ss.r
vn 4 FRyf ~ nsasf~r
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Tss, Freeh hiss. sssioyvssss. Evspfie~s.
sps sp~ess snf 81 Hsia B~rnlshr. esrsa ~ sotRAEUs
Itsihss hsdiea,sa sssp. sS eessivsy
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27

OHiccrs, master aud Eucnmpmcni.
The officers Of tic military distficL composed
of the counties Of Wayne, Ilolme p. Stark, Carroll
Colunibiann, Ashland Richland. Morrow. Marion,
wyapdot aud Crawford will meet nt Wooster,
frJm o O'Clock A. NJ until O'Clock = NJ, from
the l7ib 20 the 24lh eptcmbcr for muster and
cncampmcnt. al commissioned officers Of
malila and volunteers, aud non commissioned Of
the rank Of Sergeant are ordered 70 attend. We
copy the following from Adjutant General IInt's
order;
5th. The Quartermnsler General will ilnmedl
ately take steps to provide said mustors with
arms. equipments ammunition. and camp aud
garrison equi page, not otherwise provided for,
transporting the same from camp 10 camp ana
when not in use 10 preserve and return the same
In good order Ile will also see that subsistence
for said campf ne required 10y law, is suppl, d,
and will trovide transportation for said troops.
9th Every officer, non commissioned oflicor,
musician aud private, who IS required TO attend
a. IA ramps W II lurni h his own blankets and
clothing; also, tin cup, plate. spoon, knife NJ
fork n none Of III So articles will bc issued by
the Quartrrmas'cr General
7th. All volunteers will bring with tbom and
use the arm ad accoutremerts received by
them from the State.
! 9Th. All who are required to attend SAID
musters arr ada onished that they should bring
TO mo baggage tan they can conveniently
carry by hand as gage wagons or draws vii
not he furns' ed or time or opportunity allowed
/ to obtain them. The camrs are all located with.
in short distance Of n railroad depot rendering
backs, omnibIses and garages entirely unneces
Sary.
9th. From the openii to the cl'se Of the en-
C mpmeut, the ,choie lime Of every ne in attend
ance III der orders will be required for duty. No
furl, ughs Q r. leaves Of ar seuce wi be granted in
any case except upon the most Indispensable ne
cesstv
! 10Th. A Boird consistn ofttree disinterest-
ed officers will be appointed by the { Commandant
q each camp TO observe and report upon the APP
pearance, dr., Il, dis iplne, department ard police
of each C mpany, battalion and regiment. includ.
ing the temporary organization of the MALTA in
camp, and said Board will award any prizes that
may be offered by the citizens fthe county where
the er campment is held, or by others.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27
TUE MEN FOR OHIO.

AIR-"Wdh for The Wagon"
Come. comrades raise your voices,
And shout aloud for Val,
Aud vow that our next Governor
He must be and he shall,
Oh wont old Abe he furious,
And wont Burnside look blue,
When they find that we've elected
Nallandi gh am and Pugh?
The men for Ohio,
S The man for Ohio,
The men for Ohio,
Vallandigham and Pugh.
They think to overawe us.
They think the'l crush usyot, aD
But we w esterns are the toughest foes
The IincOlnites have met.
We laugh at and defy their threats.
We care not what they do
But we're bound to have elected
Nallandigham and Pneh.
The men for ONO,
The men for Ohio,
Tho men for Ohio,
s Valland igham and Pugh.
Oh ! brethren don't forget that time,
When Buruside was our fate,
And laws were superseded
By order Thiriy-Eight,
Then, like free born Western man,
Our Val spoke bold aud true;
Oh When he's chosen Governor
What will poor burnside do?
Wont he skednddle,
Wont he skedaddle,
Wont he skcdnddle,
As he's well used to do?
They call us "traitors," "copporhcads."
We care not tho they Dc;
But they'd b st not tread on copperheads,
Or they willsnrcH rue,
If they rouse us they II wake up snakes"
Believe IL for t'strue;
So they'd better fall into ourranks,
And vote for Val and Pugh.
The men for Ohio,
The mon .oF ONO,
The men for Ohio.
Nallandisham nd Pngh.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27
Coppelhead Friendship.

number of copperheads OF Killbuck. few
evenings since, gave several Union soldiers of
their neighborhoo cd "striking" illustration of the
"felow feeling within them; and to make sue
cess certain reversed the rebel rule of one traitor
to FIVE Yaukets, they mustered five Holmes
county rebels to each parolcd soldier, and thus
succeeded in severely whipping two OF the latter.
But, Judging from the courage md perse cerance
of men who have tough under Grant, the coward
ly scanIps engaged in this affair will vet receive
their reward.-Hoime' County Republican.
The truth Of the affair to which the above re-
fers is very different from the version given by
the Republican. A few paroled soldiers were at
Oxford, among the number was O who, with
out any provocation, said VArLANoIeHAM and all
his followers were traitors. whereupon Demo
crat struck him twice. giving him pair of black
eyes Another paloed soldier interfered and got
ii lick or two from another Democrat, and there
the matter cn'ed. That is all there was of 1t.
There are few abolitioniss and the editor of
the Republican is one OF them, who busy them
selves in u'eing the rarocd soldiers to commit
outrages upon Democrats We are glad to say
but three or four sol ers give any heed to these
scoundre!s The others show disposition to act
the gentleman, and to recognize the fact that
they have no more right to commit outrages and
give insults than have private citizens.
We have used our utmost cndeavors to keep
down disturbance, disorderly conduct aud blood
shed, and so have Democrats generally. The
Democracy of Millersburg and Holmes county
have already taken MIRO insults and abuse from
the few Nbolitonists in our midst than any set Of
men could be reasonably asked to endure. In
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-27
$4,000 REV ARD!

nN the lI,h of June squad of soldiers belonging to
" Col Mallacc's command, entered the premises Of
the undersiyned 10 Rchand township, iomes county,
and took away dark dun stallion, valued at Sl40
saddle aud bride, tSo Silver watches, Sio In PAPER
money and nu uber OF notes and other valuable pa.
pers, One uots calling TO- S325 or 3'3 made payable
by Ptul Societo Eugene sociy one from Pets Drnnard
to Eugene &cie for s63, from Lorenzo Blanchard
10 Eugene socie for SIS three small from Ma tin
August Blanc aud nImber Of other EoteS Were among
those stolen.
will pay atty collars reward for the return OF the
nroperty or ibei al reward for any part thereof.
also her by notify all persons from purchasing sad
/ notes. EooENb SOOib'
July so, l563-w3