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The New York herald., 1863-06-05
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
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ReconnsissaAces Of the EnemY Along
the Union Lines.
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RHDN CAVALRY ATTACK At FRANKLIN.
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Brisk diminishing on the Manchester and
Shslbyvilk Roads.
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Heavy Firing An the Direction
Of Triune,
&ss &s.s Ass


Resonneissances or tho RcbsIs-Brisk
skirmishina Along the Lines.
MuRrRncsBoRo, Tenn, June ., 1853.
mounted force Of rebels advanced this afternoon and
engaged videttcs tho Manchester pike road Tho
drng between them very rapid and lasted about
hour, when the rebels Withdrew The casualties have not
yet been reported
gentleman who is Known here, and whose statements
regarded reliable has just reached lines from
Tullahona.
This gentleman says there not than two resi
ments st that place. and that the enemy thrown all
ther forces forward TO shclbyve Beech and other
points immediate 'front.'
MuRyR,IsBoRo, Tenn. Junc-4-Evening.
The rebels Lave been reconnolterng front. Yes
terday General Wheeler appeared on the Manchester and
this morning the shebyvic road. Brisk skIrmisbing
has been kept up all day. The Second Indiana cavalry
on picket duty was nrst attackei, and the Thirty.
ninth Indiana, Colonel Harrison Of the First brigade
Of General Davis division subsequently, their
assistance. The rebels wero driven about mile. Our
loss was only killed and several wounded. The
Fourth cavalry engaged somo time on the Middle
town road. At the last AFFAIR seven were kild
wounded.
Colonel Mccook reports hearing heavy firing in the d.
rection of Triune.
Rebel Cavalry Attack on franklin.
NASHVILLE, 7, mn. June 4, 1853.
Heavy cannonadins was heard In the direction OF
Franklin. II is believed that skirishing II not
attack Ia force has el. No oars or It's safety
are entertained
MpRFREEsBoRo, June 4, 1863.
General Granger elegraphs that General Baird OF tho
Eghty-ffth Indiana, 10 command at Franklin, was at
tackod day by rebel cavalry Al tue latest dates Gen.
Baird still Aghtng, with prospects Of capturing
the enemy We hear OF rebel infantry engaged Their
cavalry engaged In reconnoiterng the whole line.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
conv,essc. Of an Alleged 5iuraer.r.

.
lance calender ,onvc ctsd o. day, before Ia. -
romc can't for tLs murder % vrs inhy L. Joues In
o. ir on the th q september last hrs Jene~ and hcr
t~, chiron ucrs murisrcd at the gfne time INC pr,-
on~, SAYS b.. hther kica ~ ctidffr. Tte soulss.
viii 10 passet q The norning
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
vICkS BURG,
Partial Cessation Of the Bombardment
by General Grants Forces.
Our Troops Constructing Mines
and Earthworks.
Storming Of the Rebel Bate
ries, and What it Cost.
Gallantry Of the Twenty-Se-
cOnd IOWA Volunteers.
The Entire Regiment Killed, Wounded
or Taken Prisoners.
Rebel Reports Of Our Repulse at
AN Points,
&C., &c., 20.
Gallantry of the Twcnty-Se-
cOnd iowa Volunteers.
The Entire Regiment Killed, Wounded
or Taken Prisoners.
The WashIngton Telegrams.

The Warrington kilograms.
WASHINGTON, June 1, 1868.
Unofficial but reliable dispatches received here TO- day
from an army officer dated vicksburg, May 81 (,
represent material change in the affairs There had
becano lighting for several days; but the siege works
we'll being energeticay pushed forward Our army is in
od condition and fine spirits Thaddcus Stevens speaks
70 day of the delay before vcksburg ewing to the
failure of Gen. Banks TO Join Gen. Grant
Dcspatches have been received directly from General
Grants army Of dates respectively 2sh 29ih 30th and
3lst and while they mention the progress OF the SIEGE
shey nothing OF assault since the 21st and 22d
of battle since the 25th which last very
he ". Our troops officially represented in good
health spirits and condition Up TO the alst Of May the
siege OF Vcksburg progressing with reasonable salts
faction. There not then any immediate pressure
Grants rear, and General Banks had Port Hudson in.
vested ..4sDr.. s.. .r,-. rtr. \. 4, ...
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

The following report has been received by Secretary
weIiea.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

NEAR VcKsBURG, May "a, 1863
The siuaton in the Of vicksburg Is unchanged.
wbea my last written reports deemed authentic
the lett rie to the effect that General Cgry had cap
General Os,orhaus another This was
only part ialty true.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

10 day ties has been Vigorous caDnonAclng at inter
vals from battcrss on the rg. apd s Q, TIE railroad
A niadirsctcd shot zen In rnks, killing three
sodi-rs n the Itrtyscoond Ohio AID ogsy rounding
a. many more.
Jhcre - Imnsasss pr.spce! o, tho oas41s Of vJcss
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s..iir ifp.l bu..."H w ~ lao Can't. - Co., &c
ffrukIur'
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A'~-COug4m Dusiu.a~. rst,i very 10 ala aiu 70,
the lst %! AI,uff god ehsSo. Tor 49, u "a
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Pay per Ann
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Loves Hlork. OhtS street. 1,l&8
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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
Suspicious Characters.


We learn from Mr.. WERuM the following par
ticulars of suspi cous persons having been seen
abou. Berlin on Saturday last A man drove up
to the tavern in sulkcy, inquired the road to
Dover, took a drink, and was closely questioned
by JERRY RU by as to his business, etc. In about
twenty minutes another man drove up in sulky
hitched his horse, took drink and inquired the
road to Weinsburg and Sugarcreek Falls. At
first the two men appeared to be strangers, but
finally tai liked to each other and drank together
Presently one drove on towards Dover and the
other followed in the direction of Weinsberg.- -
Inqusitive people about Berlin failed to find out
confident they were MoRoAN's men, or horse
thieves; at any rate they were after no good for
no honest strangers ever pass through Berlin
When Mr.. w ERUM was relating these exciting
facts on Monday morning to an attentive crowd
of Millersburgers. SAMUEL WERLICH nterfered
and said he knew one of the men well, and that
he was selling horse-rakes. The crowd had the
good judgment to sustain Mr.. WERuM's story
and fully agreed that the rascals should have
been arrested. The fact of .heir travelling in
sulkies is conclusive that they belonged to Nor
CANS band of marauders, and the circumstance
of their talking and drinking together is all thai
is necessary to convict them of being horse
thieves. VALLANDIoHAM was exiled Oh far les:
evidence than this. They should have been ar.
rested by all means.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30

diszusted, and several vowed their determination
to hereafter vote the Democratic ticket.
II the principles Of The abolition party would
bear fair discussion there need 10 be no resort TO
triekery TO present them 10 tho people. But their
principles are the dogmas Of Wild fanatics intent
upon spoils aud the freedom Of the negros -fanst.
les who would sacrifice Union, Liberty and all
the heritage bequcathed us by the fathers Of the
republic to accomplish their wicked aims. They
are hypocrites of the basest kind, men who invoke
the robes Of righteousness 10 serve the devil 10,
who stand up in public places and with wicked
hearts and lying tongues, like the Pharisees OF
old, saying we are hoier than thou. If they
made any show of honesty they would
"Ilang out their banners with wondrous show,
Inscribed with Beczobub a Co.
Then they would be sailing under true colors aud
wcl.meaning men need not be deceived
SO far ms the pic nic was concerned, the people
provided bountifully, had everything well ar
rang ed and conducted in order. They did their
part noby in getting up fine affair. A very
large majority Of them went with the best they
could provide and honest intentions to do all they
could for the soldiers. They did not contemplate
turning the affair into the dirtiest of abolition
meetings. But the leaders of the abolition party
pulled the wires aud produced the result they de
sired.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
Capture of a Squad of Morgan's Men.

On Monday evening last. Captain MATHEW
BEviNGToN, of the Milersburg stay at home Vol.
unteers. surrounded and captured squad of Nor.
gan's men at this place. Upon close inspection
il was discove- ed there but two of the men
and they knew nothing about Morgan. The Cap
tain handed over his prize to arrester EVERETT.
who placed them in confinement at the Empire
Barracks, where the abolition party of this town
ship crowded in to inspect, stare at and chatecse
them, and give vent to their patriotic feelings
The prisoners were dressed in citizens clothes,
they had walked from Orrville on the Railroad
track, and we're unfortunately out of money.
They belonged to the Sd Ohio Cavalry, had been
taken prisoners at Beverly, kept in Richmond
some time, paroled and were making their way
TO Cincinnati where their families reside. Ares.
ter EVERETT, with two golden eagles floating in
Imagination, transported them to Wooster as
dcserters. where they were discharged by Capt.
DRAKE, and furnished money by citizens of Woo
ter to pay their way to Cincinnati. Wonder il
EVERETT got $40 for arresting them
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
Look Out.


1t is said that persistent lying makes one be-
lieve that there is truth in his own falsehoods.
Abolitonists have for the past two years, so
often asserted that they are democrats, that many
of them actually believe that they are considera.
bly, tinctured with the spirit of Jefferson and
Jackson. Before this war broke out they were
oftentimes heard to advocate the consignment of
all democrats to an excessively hot place But
now they themselves take a peculiar delight in
smelling the burning birthstone on newly light
cd "Locofoco match" If they should happen to
"kck the bucket while they are imagining
themselves such "good democrats" and 60 to
the aforesaid hot place. won't they be surprised
to discover that instead of ge ettng where all true
democrats go, they have got into an abolition
holel
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
TO Avoid Muster and Fines.

VNHE thirtythrd section of the Ac. of the General
Assembly Of the State OF Ohio Of April 18th, 1858
to organize and discipline the Militia, provides fol-
lows
SEQ. 38 Any member Of the enrolled militia except.
ing volunie and officers, may 90 minute
for all fines for attendance at muster, TO which he
may be subjected In the OF the year. by paying
into the county treasury to the credit Of the military
fund.- before the tenth day Of September the
OF two dollars; for which payment the treasurer shall
RiYe him receipt which must be presented to the
mandant OF his company, or before the frst
day thereafter IN order to the exemption from
fine.
In accordance of the above section Of the Militia Law
prepared 10 receive and receipt for commutatior
money TO all who may wish to avOid military duty.
THOMAS b. RAIFP,
July 23, 1868 Sw. Treasurer of Holmes County.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
Thanks to God.

The President has appointed Thursday, August
9th, 1863, as day of Thanks to God for our re
cent victories When returning thanks let us
pray to God for speedy termination of this un
holy rebellion and happy peace. If you have
faith in the CIR at Ruler of the universe do not
forget to pray for restoration of out country to
its former prosperous and happy condition.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
Young ynIlandigbamers.

The young Vallandighamers of this place. girls
and boys, had a fine pic mic on Tuesday. We
were presented with a fine cake by JOHN MEANS.
and beautiful wreath of flowers and evergreens
by the ladies'. Thanks. young friends we wish
you we're all voters-you would speak for your
country, rot for the niggers.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
Remove the Disgrace.

We hope the Abolitonists of this place who
on Monday evening were engaged in burning
bonires over the death of the lanented states
man and patriot, JOHN ] CRITTENDEN. will for the
credit of Milersburg, upon reflection excuse their
conduct or with their usual ability lie squarely
out Of it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30


Discharged.
WASH EVERETT recently arrested WM. REEs
of this township, and ABRAHAM A. WARD, ol
Salt Creek, as deserters.
Mr.. REEs, while under the influence of liquor
was induced to sign muster roll. 1t was neary
two years ago, when he was under eighteen years
of age. He was never sworn or mustered into
the service. These facts. with the additional one
that his iather died few weeks ago aud left him
the sole support his mother and several younger
brothers and sisters awakened quite sympathy
in his behalf. Judge SAUNDERS went with him to
Columbus and laid the matter before Governo,
TOP with the hope Of securing his discharge, but
all bis efforts were unavailng His mother then
went to Columbus and procured writ of habeas
corpus from Judge SwAyNE, and secured his dis
charge.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer gives the follow.
ing account concerning the discharge Of Mr.
WARD:
| U. 5. CoURr. Judge WILSON this morning
| heard the ha6eas corpus case of ABRAHAM A
! WARD, of Holmes county, arrested by Proves
Marshal DRAKE as a deserter from the 9th regi.
ment o. ", his name appearing on-the roll OF de
serters furnished by the Var Department TO that
officer. The evidence disclosed that he never en-.
listed and that his name was fraudulently writ
ten upon the enlistment roll in November, 1861
by an enlisted person by the name of LENNON
who had promise of some Office in the company
| 1t he would procure certain number of recruits.
Young WARD had no knowledge, except by re.
port, that his name on the roll of enlistments
He has lived with his father since that time ex
cept three or four months, and never was sworn
into auy service or notified to appear in military
camp or elsewhere. Besides, he has ply sical IN
frmities which totally disqualified him from mil
itary service, He was discharged. +. r. WAL
LACE FOR the applicant.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
The 9th Regiment.

Of the boys from this county in the 9th Regi-
ment, in the recent attack on Charleston, the fol-
lowing are reported wounded and in the no spital:
William Snyder, c. Swartz, Christopher Snyder
and j. G.. Green.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
AnO,d Custom Revived.

In the days of he degeneracy of the Roman
Empire, one of the Emperors displayed his con
tempt of the laws by putting horses into office
"Kiug ABRAHAM" initiating the Roman Emper
or, has placed great number OF asses in office.
The length of Abe's ears probably influenced
him in favor of the long cared tribe.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
New Use for CrinoIine.

A Detroit paper says that in garden in thai
city large crinoline may be seen suspendel 10y
pole running through the center, forming Cir
cular trellis, upon which cypress yine-and morn.
ing gories are climbing upward. Being pyrami
dal in form, it looks something like well prop
ped green velvet dress, embroidered with raised
flower work.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
Col. Spiegle.

1t is with extreme regret we learn Col SrlE
GEL, of the Tooth Reg't., was seriously wounded
at the recen. battle at jackson, Mississippi. a
piece of shell struck him in tue fleshy part OF
the thigh, iniictng very severe, but it is hoped
not dangerous, wound.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
Meeting ut Nashville.

Owing to the heavy storm on Saturday eve
ming last the Democratic meeting at Nashville
was disappointed in a speaker. meeting will
be held next Saturday evening when it is hoped
there will be no disappointment.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-07-30
Didn't Care Adam.

Didn't Care A dam.
What three words did Adam use when he Ia
troduced himself to Eve, and which read the same
backward and forward1
"Madam, I'm Adam"
Aud Ewes polite reply Is said to have beeni
al trust the time will never be,
When I'll not care, Adam, for thee"