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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
OF tue calls Tor troop
Total
l,l75,0O0

And, now, after one million one hundred
and seventy five thousand men have failed t.
conquer peace, is it not pretty evident that
Mr.. LrScoLs and his Abolition advisers are
wanting in judgment and foresight. TO manage
the affairs Of tho nationl If they arc thus
wanting was it wise and judicious to invest Mr.
LINCOLN with absolute control Of the lie and
liberty Of every man IN the United States p
Tho Conscript Bill gives him power une-
qualcd by that welded by any King or dcs
pot on earth. The President, in the plendi.
tade Of his moGesty, signed tho bill. 1t pla
ces the entire Militia Of the States in his hands,
subject to any call, in any number and for
any time not exceeding three years. and sub
jects thom to such rules and regulations as be
alone may direct. Not doubt exists among
learned men but that tho bill completely over
rides the Constitution and tends to central
despotism.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
News Items

Gen. Rosccrans has issued an order calling
for determined effort for the suppression OF
dcsorton. The commanding General directs
tho attention to the letter OF the law, and an
nounccs that he expects rigid adherence tC
tho spirit Of these provisions by court ma
stood throughout the army, that the extrcm,
penalty of ds,th will bo onforood in case .
desertiOn.
There was no quorum in the Indiana House
Of Representatives on Monday, tho Abolition
secedng members still refusing to return. -.
They seem determined to break up a Lcgsla
ture elected by a large majority OF tho people
OF Indiana.
The Kentucky Senate has adopted reso.
ution condemnng tho recent action of Col.
Gilbert in breaking up the Delegate Conven
ton assembled at Frankfort.
Ohio has furnished l73, 900 soldiers for tho
| war.
| A million dollars has been voted by the City
haIbUr.
A million pounds of Cotton are at Helena,
Arkansas, awaiting Gen Grants permission
to ship.
TuE stamp upon Nicholas Longworh's will
cost $4,000 Steep.
Two hundred thousand pounds OF wool were
sold to the Manchester print.works Of New
Hampshire, at s'l3 cents per pouud-equai
to 10000
TnE rebol steamer Nasioaie has be on de
otroycd,
Hos. C. l.. Yallandlngham addresses the
New Workers ON Saturday evening.
YAzoo Pass is tNcnty miles long East from
the Mississippi to Cold WMor River.
The General Government owes tho State OF
Illinois ~ 100000
The Bank of Mobile has rcmt,cd to Lon,
don $40 900 in specie to meet the interest on
the bonds OF Alabama.
Tho entire d emocralic ticket has been elec,
ted in Rock Island.
Whom tho Harriet Lane was captured 10y the
rebels a signal book OF our navy foil into their
hands.
Tue camp of tho 10th Ohio was struck by
lightning Saturday night, Sergeant Streetman
aud Corporal Rose were killed.
Oun loss at Franklin, Tenn. was 800 killed
aud wounded aud 900 prisoners.
Wendell Phillips says that ''the niggers
must help somebody" Prcutiss replicM A
nigger woman would be help mate for him
GgN, Butler is spoken Of for Provost Mar
| shal General under the Couscripton law.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
Troubles at SaItLaKc.

Tho Mormons have fatality of i'll luck
II they lly to the utmost ends of the earth,
their evil fortune will follow them. Driv'
en- from Illinois, also from Missouri; set
ting hundreds Of miles away from the
outposts of civilization, the advance tide
sweeps on, and again they are involved
in broils, Governor Harding, in his
message to their Legislature, censure'
polygamy, and directs their attention tC
the Congressional statutes on that subject
That body refuses to print the message
and petition has been sent to the Presi
deaf to effect the removal of Harding, anC
Justices Waite and Drake New troubles
! will follow.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
Legal Notice.

lane HANNA, (lormerly Jane Crawford) and
J nov the wiie OF Robert Hama, Isabel Gra-
ham formerly issab bel Crawford, and now the wiie
of Thomas Graham, AMI Samuel Crawford Of
lulmes County. ohio; Robert l. Boon. Rebecoa A,
Boon and hdetn l.. Boon, OF tan buren, County.
Is sarah Crawford. tnVw deoeased3 who inter uIar-
ried with samuel Boon, and moved tq said v an
Buren, County. Iowa, VIII take notee that peti
tiun was hled against them the 9TH day OF March
a. ID. 1865, IN lne Court OF omnon Pleas within
and Tor tho County of Holmes and State OF ONO,
By Asa Low. ana Is now pending wherein SAID
Asa Low demands partition Ol tue following eai
es ate tu-wlt: Tho northeast quarter OF section
number thirteen, situated IN said Holmes COuny
excepting about one.fourth OF All acre III the nor tn
east CORNER oil said quarter. DO the same more or
ryng ground in his lite time, ana that nj the next
term Ut I'D Court that the said Asa Low VIII up-
ply for an order that petition may be made OF SAID
premises. ASA Low,
By JAMES TAYLOR,
March 9th, 1863 w7pf595 Her Attorney.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
The Spring EiecttOus--'Che Du-
" Of the Hour.

On the fist Monday of April nezt. the
annual township and municipal elections
will take place inOhio: and it is,important
that the Democratic party should with
zeal and energy discharge its duty in re.
lation to them. Without delay it should
organized and prepared for the contest
On all occasions and in every locality. il
should bring out its strongest and most
faithful men as can !idstes. and take care
to use all fair and honorable means to
elect them. Perfect harmony should pre-
vail and full vote be polled 1t is of
the utmost Importance that the friends OF
the Union AMI the Constitution should be
thoroughly and perfectly organized and
united, Nad that every voter opposed to
the corruptions and usurpations of the
party in power should be at the polls
All conservative Union loving men, no
matter what may have been their former
party associations, should join the De-
mocracy and act and vote with them in
these times of public danger. If our Gov
ernment is saved the Democracy mus,
save it, and the initial point to that great
and glorious work, is through the ballot
box, in minor a. well as the more impor
tant elections, 10 work, then, friends %
the Union, and prepare for the spring
elections Salesman.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
AsiOtill Detroit.

On Friday last, IN Detroit Michigan, a mig
outraged the person ota young white girl
lio WAS arrested. and when being conveyed
from tho Court room TO tbe Jail under mill
iary escort, crowd Of rowJic. attempted tC
rescue him. The crowd was fred upon, and
one man was killed aad several wounded. 49,
Being loilod IN the attempt to get possession
Of tho niggcl tho mob made an attack on tn
niggoT residences in the vicinity OF tho jail
Houses wore gutted aud burned, inmates NAL
treated and in many instances killed, From
ten to tweaty pers ous wore kill in all, an'
forty bulldogs destroyed.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
Violence in the Capital Of Ohio.

Last night about ten o'clock, some fir-
ty to seventy five men, representing them .
selves as soldiers from Camp Chase, and
armed with swords aud revolvers, forci.
bly, entered the editors rooms of the Crisis
and destroyed whatever they could lay
their hands on. No person connected
with the Office was there at the time. and
the work was accomplished, and the mol
lett in lew minutes, They also made
an effort to gain admittance to the press
room OF the Statesmen office from he al
ley in the rear, but officer Davis and some
OF TIE employees OF the office meeting them
there. they retired, doing no damage be-
yOhd forcing open the door.
BY some singular coincidence the City
Police except one did not happen to be
in the neighborhood of the city in which
the Crisis office is situated, at the time
OF this diograceiul transaction. The re.
mark was made among some Of the par
ticlpators in this outrage, that they had
no fear of the police, and it was said
among them, intorrogatively, DID NOT
GovERNoR JOHNSON TELL us TO DO 500
Our readers will bear us witness that it
has been the constant effort Of the States.
man to impress upon all men obedience to
law and order, and it shall be our effort
still to impress this duty upon all good
citizens; but if the property and lives OF
citizens cannosbe protected by law. then
the question is forced upon the people, as
to the mode and manner in which this OBJ
ject can be accomplished. II it he expect
ed that the people will tamely submit to
such ndigni,eS. those who thus deude
themselves, whether high or low, in Off
clal position or out OF 1t, will find them
selves mistaken. We do not say this by
way of threat, bnt it is not for one mo.
ment to be expected that such outragcs
will be quietly submitted to. The oppo.
ition to the Democracy in this city have
as much interest in maintaining law and
order as auy other men under the sun,
aud we hope they will fully appreciate
this fact.
A notice will be found in another col
umn of our paper for a meeting at the
City Hall on Saturday evening to consid
der what steps are necessary to protect
private property. 1t will be a large AZ
Semblage OF tho friends of law and orde r
Statesman.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12

pers of this city, was an outrage that demand
the exemplary punishment of the guilty, ant
the condemnation OF all men. And we cal
upon the civil and military authorities to fer
rit out the offenders in order that they ma,
be proceeded against according to law,
q. That our thanks are due, and are hereb,
rendered to Brig Gen. James Cooper Tor ths
part taken by him in suppressing the mob
and fol his timely, manly and noble Genera
Order, published in this mornings paper,
of this City.
I. That our thanks are also due and ten.
dered to Capt, Albert d. bod, U. s. A., and
to the soldiers under his comm and, for the
part taken by them in preserving the peace
on the night of the 9th inst, and since.
8. that the city police deserves our thanks
for their exertions, on the occasion above re
ferred to, to presarve the peace.
8. That the Secretary transmit to General
Cooper copy OF the above resolution To. 8;
to Capt, bod copy of resolution No. 7, and
to the Chief of Police copy Of resolution
No. 8. ......
After the adoption of the foregoing pre-.
amblc and resolutions, the meeting insist.
cd upon having a speech from Judge
Thurman. In compliance with the call
he came forward and spoke most eloquent
ly aud ably in vindication of the rights
and liberties of the American people,
Judge Rankin. Mat. Martin and Senator
Johns on, were then suocessively called
out, and made capital and telling speech
es. ...-.. 49,. .
The meeting adjourned with three times
three cheers for the Union, the Constitu.
ton, the enforcement of the Laws, and the
observance of Order.
OTTO DRESEL, President.
JoHSG. thompson, Secretary.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
which Shall We Follow !

The Republican press say it is treason
to advocate the cause Of Peace, Even
preachers continue to preach war, and yet
CnRIsr, in his Sermon on the Mount,
tells us that, BLESSED are the peace ma
kors for they shall be called the chill
dren of God" and in Romans we are fur
ther told: "How beautiful arc the feet OF
them that preach the gospel Of Peace, "
Which is safer, therefore. to follow the
teachings OF the Republican press. war
preacher, and the Devil, or the teachings
of the Bible and the Son of God, as given
to US in his Word Cbiito,he Advertiser
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
Battle at sprimgviIIc, Tennessee.

NASHVILLE. March 6'-Thrre was tight. e.
ing all day yesterday between Van Dorn's
command and Federal force of three
regiments of infantry, about five hundred
cavalry and ono battery, at Springville
thirteen miles south of Franklin. Col
Couburn's three regiments of infantry
were cut to peices and captured by the
rebel forces. They fought desperately,
but their ammunition became exhausted
and the Federals. overpowered by supe-
rior mbers, were either killed or cap
tured, The cavalry and artillery got off
safely. a......
No endorsements from Gen. Gilbert at
Franklin reached The scene of action
There were seven regiments Of Federals
at that place. a
Van Dorm is reported to have eighteen
thousand men under his command.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Further details of the fight at Franklin
yesterday have bean received Five reg.
imcnts of infantry and ono battery of the
18th Ohio. with the 9th Pa. and 81 Mich.
cavalry, all under command ofCol. Con-
uulh, o' the -Ao huNhhcei oh
Sring Hill on the 4th inst. Several spir-
tied skirmishes occurred during the day.
our troops camping four miles distant
On the 9th movement was apparent,
and during some disorder on our left they
suddenly opened on our men with three
batteries from different points at the same
time. The enemy also appeared on each
flank in greatly superior mum bers.
The unequal contest was maintained
with great determination, with heavy loss
on both sides, and resulted unfortunately
to our troops, large part of the 3Sd In
diana, 22d Wisconsin. and S5th Indiana,
with the most of their commissioned Of
ficers being captured. Our artillery and
cavalry were successfully Withdrawn. The
l24th Ohio was out, but returned with
out loss.
The rebels have fallen back. Their force
was infan ry and heavy artillery.
Gen. Gilbert's non action in failing to
reinforce Col. Couburn is severely CEN
sured by the officers and men.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
HON. &. l.. VALLANDIGuAM,
RECORD ON
Abolition, Slavery and the War,

II HIS WORK is in press and will soon be ready. 1t
i contains complete and accurate copies of Mr.
vAlLANDIGiiAMS printi al Speeches, the subjects
above naneI. Also, pa t. Of many other Sp, eohes
with letters incidents yot"s, etc. he work has been
care fully edited is believed to present, fairly and
c"rrectly, the Ioltiyal rcco and position of man
VIII views, in rLl ton TO the Of Natio al
troabes and The light remedies for them, attract
iug an tA,raurduarA amount of public attention. .r
The wars is cn good, substantial pal,r, e0S pages
large Sv0 ... .. . ....r ..I. SOD HIa..
Pr cE Piper cover, 30 cents; cloth, rs cents.
Delivered by Mail o; Expire s. prepa receipt Of
The lrce. .... l..
Send orders, with the money enclosed, to Columbus
hio, addressed to }. H. RILEY CO., or to GOV
MEDARY office Of Tie Crisis. .. ..
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
ShcriH'S Sale.

JOHN lSGLEs' Pi'H Court of Common Pleas
JAS. HEBRoS, ct al, ,Dt,) OF Holmes county "
kl virtue of an order of sale issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county,
Ohio. In II certain civil action therein pending
wherein John lngles IS plaintiff and James Heb
ron ct al. are defendants and to me directed as
sheriff OF said county, will offer for sale ~ pub
lie auction, at the north door Of the Cou House,
III the town oi Milisrsburg, on 'i." 81.
On Monday the 18Th day Of Aprli, 1862.
at o'clock Z NJ, tho following described real
estut o, tU-wlt: .. - -. ,....
ln- Lot number eighteen, in nglc's addition to
the town OF Millersbufg plmes county, ONO,
al, to satisfy The elalm Of said } I'm lngles.
Terms cash. JOHN ). NELSON.
March l2, lSt3w5p.f 50 A. Sheriff,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
MASONIC.

Information has been received in New
York from Richmond that the Grand
Lodge Of Virginia. recently in session
there. rescinded the resolution adopted by
that body in 1860, forbidding intercourse
with the Mssons under the jurisdiction
OF the Grand Lodge of New York, thus
again uniting in the bonds of fraternity
the brethren of the two jurisdictions
This is an important sign OF public feeling
in Seeessis.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
To Nervous sufferers of Il 9th sexes.

reverend gentleman having been restored to heath
few days, after undergoing all the usual routine OF
irregular anu expensive modes of treatment without
sneeess considers it his sacred duty to eommunieat. to
his afflicted ALLOW creatures the meaas Of cure Hence
the receipt of addressed envelope, he will send
lreeI copy VI the prescription used. Direct to Dr.
Jour " ploslLL, 1856 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NJ Y.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
Legal Notice.

SARAH BELL. Plrf3 In Court Of Common L;a PLs;a
pAsIEI BELL, pof't.l Petition for Divorce
nAVID BELL, Of Blackhawk county State Of
9th day Of February d. 1868, file her etitisnsin
the Office Of the Ce.k Of the Court II G"m%oda mon
State of Ohio, charging that tha said defendant,
her. husband, has been wilful! absent from said
Out any cause or justification therefor, and asking
that She may be divorced from said defendan!
will stand for hearing at the May term OF sald
Cnurt 'oC Common Pleas, to cumme noe, the irth
day Of MAY As g. SARAH BELL.
~ By BAREFOOT NoRBEs,
Yah 10 lsC3w6 Her Attorneys.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12

Sale Of Real Estate by Order OF
Probate Court.

GN Saturday, T. he lllh day Of April, 1863 at o.
" clock Z. NJ, ON the prem Ses III hnOx tUwnsh p.
Holmes county, Ohio. win be sold ts tho highest
bidder, the following real es ate. ai the proplty
of Samuel Metzlor, deceased to-wit: The was
halt OF Lot No o. in tho first quarter OF the ninth
township, aud ninth range military, containing
fifty acres more or less.
Terms Of sale One third cash ct tho time Of
sale, une-third in ono year and one third IN two
year. with interest ON deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage ON the premises sold
II. ID. MCDOWELL, Admir-
March ia, 90. .pf2 80 OF Samuel Metzler, decd.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
A Breakfast lob,

Atthe commencement of the war, tho men
who were bold enough to suggest that itmight
be difficult to conquer Seces,ia were de
nounced as disloyal. Tho whole contract was
to be flushed up before breakfast Seventy.
i've thousand men were amply sufficient TO wipe
out the las. vestage of secession in sixty davs
This, however, proved to be slight mis- take
For tho Information Of the curious We append
statement of the calls for trooDs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
Important to Everybody
A hARE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

lEE invite the attention Il" every lady and gentleman
w te anew idea. We have couu enced the ufac .
of ful Gne Gold Double Locket, the exact
unit alton OF "a SMALL GOLD WATCH. We Offer the In
to the public Tor FIVE DOLLARS each. and will put
into each ocke free of charge the per likeness OF
any two OF Generals leading Office who may be
named by The pc son sending a. we have on hand the
Portraits of nearly all the tflcers in the army, as
wcll most Of the Rebel Generals Besides THIS
fine gold jeWrlrv Watches worth in cash from ONE
DOLLAR up to one HUNDRED DOLLARS We gua .
autee that this bu lie shSl be conducted on lair and
honorable principles, and will refund the money in
cases wiere pee son is dissatisfied
.Hrp A FAIR AND LIBERAL OFFER.
We do ask any to send the money ill thcN
know what git they will get. Any person send u
their and try th'i luck, And We wall inioi M tieu
by Teiur mail what git hey are eutltrd To-, and they
then do a, pj about sending for it 1t would
be wei. tor aty lady grntl man desiring tn agency
tor neighhOrh 'oi To write i'm nedial. .y as tho =
Who apl nr> will have the hrst thlnce at this 81 len
die ehe' prsr Agents who send ius pamts ut isoiis
per ceut. # y IN tiey nay 'ni Is II is inn
20 bic to gv' / par.'cuhrs "a an dserts ,nent,
Lut viii 10 so by " t. circulars TO those sending
Us their names. The lackot aud gift viii be s ut by
mail, post paid. MUncy sent by mail at our risk
p. Wr e your name, pos ni"e and Siate distinctly
Add tss, ..r. A. w. HALL co
Corner y Third md I'ine streets,
March l2 Is63S1 ST. LOUIS MO.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
Asiilabula Comfy.

Ga the 23rd Of February tho Democracy Of
o9lish'ed AshtabuIa assembled at Jefferson
aud proceeded to organize tho party. All
honor to tho Union men who have tho eour.
age 10 face Abolitouism in its darkest den.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Farm for Sale.

BOUT 100 acres of excellent land, in good state O
cultivation, situate 81 miles rth OF Mi lersbur.
Is of red for sale reasonable terms II Is known a.
the old Be- farm. Fo particulars Inquire OF the un.
dersigned residing near Millersburg.
March u, S63w3 BENJAMIN HALL
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12

Greeley's Physician say he will never have
another brain fever. Reason there is moth =
ing left to sustain the disease.
Sr. Patrick's day comes on Tuesday the
18th. Great luck to II.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
GRAPE PLANTS.

T'Hr undersigned has for sale at his ynyard near
i Mersburg, some $40 Grape Plants, two years old.
About a. equal uumber OF them Catawba and Isa-
bella. Price only 10 cents each I have also about
1000 first class Cuttings for sale at so cents per hun
re aud several thousand second lass at 25 per
hundred.
March 8, lS63w6. CONRAD HIATT
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.
A STARTLING WORK.
LIFE AMONG TIE MORMONS,
A NARRATivE OF
Many Years Personal Experience,
BY MARIA WARD,
THE WIFE OF A MORMON ELDER.

Ina vne ha,f Of the world canno, ina eine how tho
w.. . Is no less true than trlte and the les
al, ,ss y, aorus our experience and observation
ualy tends TO verify Then, too when wo consider The
Ever vANng phases OF human passion and the dIscor.
dat elements from which all novel and anaiicai .ec.
are moulded, II can scarcely seem surprising thai
hiul record OF actual events should exceed In
iariS the widest dream Of romance; or that crimes
ooth strange and unnatural, shou be perpetrated m
lar on country, ON the outskirts of civilization, which
people IN another state of society wond never imagine
possible Knowing AL do know the wills and horrors
ana denominations of the mormon system, the degreIa
uon IL IMPOSES on females, aud the consequent vices
which extend through all the ramihcatons OF society
sense of duty to the world has Induced me 10 prepar,
the following narrative for the public eye The ar tic
incidence connected with my experience, many may
think bordering on the marvellous. To them would
say that tis narrative of my life only proves, what has
go often been proved before, that Truth is Stranger
than Fiction. ."-Authors Prefuce
me book contains 4de pages, with engra rings, 10
neatly nonhd IN c th and viii be sent to any address,
postpaid, on receipt OF price, t,25.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12

TEAMSTERS ATTENTI0N.-Dr TOBIAS Es'
netian Horse Lini iment. in pint bottles prioe
fifty cents, is warranted cheaper ard better than
any other article ever offered to the public i9r the
cure of Cuts, Calls Sprains, Lameness, overheat,
ing &c. Keep bottle in the stable it has saveu
many valuable horse; None genuine ,nast HnIsss
ed s. I. Tobias, Depot, 20 Coruandt sreeb w"
York. Sold by all druggists.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
SUGAR KETTLES.

A FINE lot of IRON KETTLES for making Sugar
n and other urposes, with without Furnaces, for
sale cheap, by r.. BRAY, THE TIMER.
March 5, 'G3S4
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-12
SnIt and NigGcrs.

Tho cry Of DAvIs' Goyernnout is for salt
The cry OF LiScoLS's Government is for mig
gers. Salt commands fabulous prices in the
South. Niggers impose fabulous taxation on
the North. Which isking-Salt or n iggorsi
David Wimot. Of Pennsylvania, Is Judge oi
tho Court Of Claims.