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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06

l>Oh RENT 'r) GEa iLgMEs--A i.ree.
| IT handsomely FUGxIsEAD GH&nnEs ogs tho
| par!o1 floor, with gas. fuel, sad a..ondsHaa. Ia
mediate possession given. It is in Of tie most
desirable locatoas In tue west eEd OF Frsukiin Ct.
Other th amsats viii DO vGeNt in a few dAya.-
Address ~ T." through the Post oftics.
eD tits
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06

ITOs .ENT-REEUGs ES TAKE kOrIcK. =
| II Desirable Accommodations fer Eonr fa,siiiss
| can be- had rsar tho unive.a.y OF Va Eersons
w;shing to svoii tue sxpsnss o: living IN this c:y
| can .ens EUOiS ard F.roi.uga, with K;ehsn st
! :ashsa A good Cook and Tsiter for hire. For
tstnAs apply at once, by ietter TO Mrs q s % ks,
University OF Va sp4 .~5.k
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06

DY TEE GOVERNOR OF vIguINuA-A
ID PhO1IAkArlON-Info-m aiAy;n2
been reosiysd ty the Executive tbs. PATRICK
o,DONH ILL., convict In tbs Psnitsnti q y, who
wxx o. nGsnlnsd BY the Rustings Court Of the city
ct Eichmon4 to three yssrs' imprisonment for the
crime Of robbss y, escaped thsreron, on ths morn.
ing Of Il fourth instant, and Ia new gong at
ga therefore. d. hereby offer a rews "a Of ona
hundred dollars to u person or persons who shall
arrest the sadconvics and deliver him the Pen.
itentlary; ard do moreover regu!ee az Officers Of
tais 0oMmonw eatN civil and m;Iit.sy :. ID rsarc
tie people geEerAlly to thor exsrtie az to pre-
cure the arrest Of tho said PAtfisk O'OuLoll tsat
hs MY bs brought to jusstss.
t~>~, Given under NY hard a. Gove,ror Rid
81 .. un:s: tie iess ssAi Il tie Oasnmo IN eAlsa
~ At Richmond, this 4th day OF Apeil. IN til,
year 1868 JOIN LETCklkE.
BY the Governor:
GEO. W. NUnFoRD
gecfsIary oftae Commonwealth.
Patrick o DOM 81 Is a native Ct Neyo soaaty,
Ireland. He s fest 81 incl OF ca, 26 yAars old.
having light hair aud birs eyes, and was dressed
- q fAnitentiaFy canvtcs. epG-3s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06

I rSs@.psOIAL sO;IU3-Ths attention OF sne
tr,.Is su,. pIhers interested is parsn,1,ly iav1s0
~ nv ssls Of Books and Hardware IAas OAK.
spG ILL -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06

IYASDSoAH sURUseAE kESIDgNJrl ON
l. tbs Brook Tutnriss, enc n.i.s from kioh.
mend ZOE EaAf-To authorized TO rent
urban EESlDkECE of .ha i.ts Er JcLn Darrs.
est, including t1a garden sai grow. ARMY ct
once lnlh i0-tai UOnDIM 6. AP2lsaENN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06
EssEs RKHg AMI SALE

1FOESI Fer saLH rRIVA .sEY. -- TIE
III RHSItEaU3 CT: .6:h sti set. hc.es "a II ard
Il zss. stI con Gaining fen g,oa To1A-a r,tA two
ro.a In ths Aisc;.sn and Y a.: .nd stable on tts
pre;1iie Ii now for ssis Poc particulars, apply
10 Rec " :. GS EISTiAN .si,3 lsy. mex: dc ar 10
tine home fos eale, between the hours Of aud
o'ciO - IL a. S-eaCSt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06

ssis eo1dna! a by Jas u TAILOR 4 soy -.
ryh 81 ~seS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06

1oT1M -TAs Bosrd Of Directors Of The
- OaohAAoniay and Jamss River Navisasion
0eQoany WI 1eet d the of1es Of 0oddin +
A1Dosso. - HOLIDAY, Ayet 8, at o'clock r n.
1888 u WILCOX. Pres't
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06
NEGROES Ecn HIRE.

RI E9klE Fo3 HlkI.--We haze six or s,ysa
IN ssr2uS, abe bcdiad ApA2C MIN for shs hs,-
ssea of tho ye.r; a'ao, several Houso GIRLS sna
BOYS. who WI BE- hired low to good hosnss
CL0FrOH & LINN
An 3-2t CfhSa cor OF Wall and rrsnE,ta sta
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-06

en- 1872
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
Old Afpc's Valentine.

The following is going the rounds of
tue press. We don't vouch for its accu-
recy, but it's "good thing"
We hear that our worthy President re-
coivod Valentine lately. in the shape Of
a picture OF the American Eagle, with q
financial allusion. The Bird OF Freedom
appeared to be engaged in picking up
gold coin, while at the part Of the bird
most remote from his head there was
pile Of "greenbaGks, into which this coin
seemed to have been misteriously trans
muted.
The President, who lakes such things
philosop phically, and always acknowoj 3es
q palra0le hit with grace and good na-
tured cheerGulness, went to Lis Secretary
Of the Treasury, to exhibit his bird, in or
der that the latter might enjoy The joke
with him. MI. Chase, however, was not
disposed to take the matter in the same
spirit as the President, but appeared to be
mach out of humor at this hicroglyphic-
al attack upon his department Of the G ov-
eminent. In tones in which there was
evidently slight admiXture OF irritabili-
| ty, he remarko to the President that he
would like to know who had made thie
unwarranted attack upon bis financial
management Of the affairs Of the nation -
that he feared that some Of his subordi-
mates had got up this libel upon him, and
that he would give hundred dollars to
know who had done it. The Pre-, ,ident,
whose question asking proclivities are
we'll known, said that the offer seemed
liberal; "but, Mr.. Chase" said he, 'bc.
fore shall make up my mind on this sub
ject, will you allow me to ask you one
question:" "Certainly," replied the Sec
retarg." II merely wanted to under
stand" said the President, at which end
Of the bird you propose to pay? "Etta
Brue?" responded the head of the Treas
ury Department. "If | am thus to be
made the subject of ridicule, must re-
new my application to be relieved from
my duties as Secretary" "Oh, never
mind! never mind, Mr. Secretary" said
the President, ave can soon remedy all
these difficulties. All VIC have to do,
'after we have suppressed tie rebellion,
is to turn the Oird end for enl, aud let
the gold and "green-backs" remain just
as they are, and all will come ont right"
The Secretary, restored to good humor,
agreed not to resign unless Seward did
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26

Coyle, John Coylc, Thomas Raccy Johr
Racoy, George a. Racey, Peter Racey
WIN. Gain, Samuel Cain, Abel Gain. x
G. Stoneking, Samuel McFarron, Rich
ard McFarren, Joel McFarren. David
McFarren. Lewis Fisher, Milvin M. Fish.
or, James McGee, Benton McGee, VIM,
Archer, James Harkens, Geo. Ziler Pc.
ter Rodgers, VIM. Lowe, Andrew Lowe,
Samuel Marquis, Arthur Marquis, John
Marquis, M. Norwood, Robert Boggs,
Elisha Fogle, Abner Cavie, Wm Davis,
Taylor Burns. John Manifold, George
Manifold, Henry Engle, Joshua II ilizor,
Benton Thorle, Richard Burlingame, Geo
Wiley, Ii Jones, Joseph Jones, Gordon
Westcott. G.. Il. Gaddis, VIM. Engle,
Jacob Trimblc, Charles Brown, Andrew
j. Brown, VIM. Barnhouse.
Warrants were issued for the arrest OF
the above named persons, five of whom
were arrested and, we understand, have
been logged IN Camp Chase prieon. Their
names are-Charles Brown, Andrew
Brown, VIM. Barnhouse, Gordon West
colt, and Henry Engle. Squalls of soldiers
under the guidance of men who know the
are said to be securing the vicini-
ty, searching the woods in the daytime
and visiting the houses in the night sea-
son in order to make arrests. ,Stofesm an.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
,Ehe Noble County Expeditions
Parties Under Arrest.

The Noble county Military Expedition
lett Cambridge, Guernsey county, on
Thursday morning, March 10, aud arrived
at Hockinsville, Noble county, on Friday,
afternoon. Tie latter village was silent,
and tenanted only by few women and
children. The troops were quartered III
the church, and the headquarters estab-
lished in the schoohorse adjoining
Moses b. Hardy, resident of that part Of
Noble county, came to the headquarters
and made following affidavit before U. s..
Commissioner Halliday:
United States Of Ametica, Southern Dis
tyict of Ohio, city of CINCINNATI, IS:
Before me. Franklin Halliday, United
States Commissioner, appointed by the
Circuit Court of the United States, of the
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit, and South
ern, District of Ohio, personally appear
ed this day Moses ID. Hardy, who being
first duly sworn. deposes and says, that
he has good reason to believe. and does
verify believe, that on or about The ] 9Th
day of March, A. d. 1868, and at Noble
county, Ohio, in the district aforesaid
the parties below mentioned did know
ingly and willfully obstruct, resist ant
oppose Alexander G.. Sands, U. S. Mar
shal for said District, on serving and at
tempting to serve a warrant issued by M
on the 4th day OF March, 1868. as Com
missioner of the Circuit Court Of the
United States for said District, comman
ding him, said Marshal, to arrest one, Il
W. brown, who was charged in saiC
warrant with the crime Of aiding and en-
ticing a soldier to desert from the army
; of the United States.
Sworn to and subscribed in my pres
ence, this Goth day of March, A. ID. 1868
in the city and District aforesaid.
FRANKLIN HALLIDAY,
United States Commissioner.
The following are the names of tn
parties referred to above.
, William McCune, James McCune, 10
. seph McCune, Mahlon Belford, Absalor
q Wiley, VIM, Wiley, Wesley Willy
Q Curtis Wiley, Asher Wiley, Milto
Q Wiley, Edmond G. Brown, VIM, Cam
= hell, Henry Oambell, VIM, Pitcher
Joshua Pitcher, Joseph Pitcher, Andre'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26

considering whether any, and IL any, what
plan may be adopted, consistent wilh tho
honor and dignity of the national Govern
ment, by which the present civil war may
be brought to a close, is not inconsistent
with the integrit honor oud dignity Of
the government, Dut an sa indication Of the
spirit which aniinates the adhcring States
would in any event tend to strengthen us
in the opinion of other nations; and hop
ing, as we sincerely do, that the South
ern States would rcciprocate the peaceful
indications thus evinced, and believing,
as we do, that under the blessing of God
great benefits would arise from such o
conference, We most earnestly recommend
the subject to the consideration Of the
Government Of the United States and
request its cooperation therein.
q. 1aa be u reSolved, That his Excel
lency the Governor be requested to for
ward copies Of these resolutions to the
Government of the United States, our
Senator'S and Representatives in Congress
and to the Governors and Legislatures Of
our sister States, with the request that
they give the subject proposed their seri-
Gus and immediate attention.
Z. dad be Il ReSolved, That the State
of New Jersey pledges itself to such
prompt action upon the subject Of these
resolutions as will give them practica! Of
feet Immediately upon the concurrence or
corporations of the Government and Leg
islatures of sister States.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26

o.. n-r. e.. rr,.c ,r. ,nusl,il dawn
,.....,......... .,..,.,..,,, .,.,I,,, r, Al
,.....,.
,.l,,,li a,c,lt ANYTHING on An noti slavery
ris,s. would accept r.plrououj would
Z. 'p. comp. mise, "9"'A accept dHhal'W
$500, N"T1 ,.ft y, p,' o' wv" pIL ' Sr r,sis .' :,
a ,saty ha. been concluded With tho Chip
c,ua ct the Upper Mississippi, by Uhi.h they
ccdc TO the Government Gya valuable res9r
va'ions Goa Minnesota, ryacUng ono Aeol
Gu4 la.y.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
MCKEE a. EEEBOUT,

At their rooms just ft ID up in what was recently
known as friHs Hall Their will be open for the
reception of al lovers Of art, on
WOtdGy, Muyc& 3OM.
Having the best of inst rHments we are prepared to
take all kinds Of pictures from full size down TO the
smallest locket ring, in The best STYLE Satisfaction
rendered in all cases
III Sick and deceased persons taken at their resi-
deuce.
Pcrssns having old Das suerreotypes Ambrotypes G
deceased friends have them copied into Photo
graphs, giving more ife-lke appea auce tnGn even
the Original picture.
Everybody ''and the rest OF manlinu" are cspect-
fully invited to call.
Remember ,he Ilace-F tz's Ha L. nea'Iy opposite the
Post Office. .....
March 96, 1853 MCKEE BEEBOUr.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
Legal Notice,
MARY NJ MAGDALENA WELTEN,l
Wni,lnni Wp,in,'nisttatrix Of John

MAnT Mll.AonALENA WEirFvI
HNvinmi,inisttatrix Of John Probate Court,
'"elten' deceased,
JonN wrLrES, otol. poti ION to sell land.
'V0, John wcltch, a non-residcrt or tbo ist,to ~
LII W,tan,u nn nclr, and legal repr sentative of
NAT the march, are RbSrHs lsS i0iSTSG IA SS
Coart CatFa!rf of omes hsd eoSnt GSr tpetqn n in h obaf
from said Court on the 9Th day % Of April H. SrapSt
which the said John Welon ded seredJ to- pSy 20,
the debt Of The deceased to-wt: '"'
SS3i,gn,S in the county Of Holmes and State of
ton number four, in township number ten, Of
range number iye, commencing at the south west
iourths degrees east twenty-four and seventy.tive
hundrcdths chains to the north west corner of said
lott thence south, c hty-eight and onc-haf de-
greos cast, nineteen and iltyhundredths chains 10
post thence south one and three four hs degrees
west, eighteen and forty-h lndrelths chains to a
post, thence south eighty eight and e-half de-
gees east, twontyono and scventy.ave humid
iSdt1s chains TO post thence south one and
thrGc,i0urfh5 degrees west, six and irty.fvo hun
drodths chains to the southeast corner Of said LOTT
thence north eightJ.cirht and ono half degr 5os
west torty-onc ard twenty-five hundreths chains
10 Ine pace oI b,ginning containing sixy.two
certain other tract of land situate in the couuy or
Holmes and State of Ohio, and being part of lot
number thirteen, section number four, township
numb'r ten, and range number five, commencing
at the south least corner Of said lot thonco NORTH
eighty eight aud one tenth degrees west sixteen
and seventy -eights hundredths chains to post
thence north ono and tn ec-fUurths degrees east
twenty -four an sixty -eIght hundreths chains to q
post; thence south eighty eight ard onC-Aalf de-
grees east sixteen and scventy-eight hundrcths
chains 10 the nOrth east corner of said lot; thence
south one and three fou this degrees west wenty-
four and seyenty-fve hundreths chains to the
place of beginning; containing forty one anI
iorN-seven hundredths acres more or Or lisS;
:. Adminissrat~ix Of John Welten, decd.
March 26 ls63wt
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
Copper, eu.ss ANA Black snaaos.

Ibc black snakes reproach the copper
h,ai3 with all conceivable charges o en-.
ormity, and lremLlc in view Of the drea led
capacity of the latter serponts to use them
up. This leads us, as naturalist, to no
tlco symo Of the characteristic differences
between tho two varieties Of snakes. The
coppeIhoeI is q peaceful, well -Lehavod rep
tile, with exceedingly brilliant eyes indi.
eating the highest order Of serpentine in
tolligence lie is q weil-deported snake,
never rosorting. to the diabolcal device of
assassination, or that deceitiul strategy
which Is the iav orlto means Of operating
among the meaner varieties of his race.
In favor OF good order in tho grass ana tn
Jungle, he is quiet and makes no attacks;
out when asBailei ho is found to be prompt
Mt resistance. lle strikes sudden and
Mortal blow. The blacl; snake had better
let him alone.
The black snake is dcceittu! and treach.
er0u8. lie has the qualities of an assassin
dnI II thief He delights to use his intern.
al talent to draw small birds into his do
youring Jaws. lie lies in ambush and
waits and watches for mice, frogs and
toGds which he irauIently catches and
swallows when they arc off theil guard
lie never offers fair fight to the weakest
adversary. but seeks to overcome him by
the cowardly process Of winding his black
and toxible folds around his body and
limbs, AMI thus stilling ali attempts at de.
fence. The copporhoal is the more res /.
pectablo and powerful snake, and will kill
the black snake if the latter does not let
him GIonc.-- Wayne County Democrat.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
News Items.

The New Albany Ledgcr informs its rcado.
that that town is poor place to die in at tn
present time, inasmuch as the road to tn
cemetery is almost impossible, even for ri6er
less animals.
/ A good spectators 10 New York, on the d.,
/ of the great fluctuations in gold, who jump
I I'd IN and jumped out at tho right time, mad G
a net profit Of 10000 in less than two hours
\ lil has been introduced into the Canadi
al Parliament providing for the return to the
United States authorities orall dGscrtors from
the army Of the United States.
\ man Damed jesse uarbor, Of Champaign
county, Ohio, died was the father Of thirty.
ono children, tho youngest of whom is two
years old. lie has managed to give all who
have arrived at maturity an outfit of eigh, y
acres Of land,
\ soldier dying ofa lung disease in one OF
the Washington hospitals had blister appl.
ed between his shoulders by the surgeon.
The poor lcl,ow looked wagg shlv at the doc
tor. and grizzly asked if a man had to have a
stamp on 70 him before he could b, allowed
to die
Tho rumor that Col. Coburn and 1900 Of
his men icceutly captured by the rebels at
Spring Hill, Tenn, had escaped and were
making their way TO the Federal lines, is uu.
true. Ger. Rosecrans tolcgraphs to Cover
nor Morton, of Ind d, that "Our soldiers cap.
tur,d by Van Dorm have no doubt been sent
to Nicksburg.'
A Hilton Head correspondent of tho n. Y
Tribune states that the expedition Of negro
troops to incite a slave insurrection has al
ready proceeded on its mission
Resolutions pointing towards peace were in
troduced in the robel Congress on the tn
inst, by Mr.. Conrad, Of La.
The military commaudant at indianapolis
has prohibited the sale OF arms AMI ammunition
TO all persons except those to whom he sha
givo special permits to purchase.
A long letter from Parson Brownlow, dated
Nashville, March 9th, among other things,
he says 81 told the peop,e Of the North, in
my speeches, as thousand, Of you will lcco
loct what now rcLcat-that is to say, ono
half Of all the slaves in the seeded StIc
will fight ioriheir owners, and Gght to pcrpcl
uato th.'r own bondage
Among Tho propositions recently made t,
/ The Navy Department Is ono from a Mr. a. D
Bishop, Of Now York, to build an iron steau
vessel capable Of making Gnen miles an hour
for 81 l,G30,0OO 1t is calculated such a Gro f
would overhaul the Alabama
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
n EA-p sNs NN L s.,
EVR " Hs d EbX!

As AVE- and ApAM stray Il b -de
Fair Eieu's noted waters
Ie ug EVE exclaimed w,th all hat PRIDE
So common to her daughters,
o, cOuh we han! 10 ages doNn
Those features there reducte!,
How much our charms would D" lmiTvd-
Our memory, Low respected !"
.. All! man, so carly made TO mourn,
Sccm'd an cgrccriouS bluuder
Before the pHoTOGRAPHIo ART
Sprung into jcSOds wonder;
But now, what pl'Gsu!e be tuty biyes,
When every son hd daughter
Can safely pm C shadow down,
Taat iies them in the water
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26

ih' persons having accounts with thi undersigned
must settle up by the LIST Of Aar or q ~ viii be
Compelled TO settle with some one else.
March 20, Is63w3 Philip LEILA
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
THE SUMMER TERM
OF THE
FREDERICKSBURG HIGH SCHOOL

WILL COMMENCE
On Tuesday, The 2lSt day Of AoriL, 1863,
Under The suberyision ofB. C. SMITH & 8 ID Nj LEP.
The rm to continue twenty weeks. Tuition, rom 81
to SlO, Boa ding low at other places Looms az
rea suaob!e terms fer Sc lf-boadng. Especial facilities
VIII 10 offered 10 those preparing 10 teach. There wi
he ag examination at the close of the term, and Ger III
Gates granted to such as merit n6n2
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26

The people OF Holmes county can avoid delay AMI
save great expense in freight by buying US 1t is
ihtr fore to their ntcrcs. well for them to
c.i and examine our stock,
Jal. IS, 1865. WEGMER & STEfNBACHER,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
"Isulternut Democracy"

The "Buttcrnut Demmocracy" are not
"haitors," nor sympathizers with rebels
as tho Abolition papers charged The
butternuts are for reconstructing our shat
tered Union-for re.uniting the ties o
orr sundered nationality, and pledge
themselves heartily against all, whothe,
aho!!,IonIsts or socessionists, who at
tempt to ycIthrow the Constitution anc
barter of the liborsies OF the people
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
"A 9salannl LADY,

While the cowardly mob Of soldiers,
who were melted by men who dared not
DO such nm act themselves, were engaged
in tho attempted destruction OF the Office
Of the Columbus Crisis, an incident oc-
cured which is worthy of notice. A
daughter of Col. Modary, Mrs. Henry
Wilson, a most estimable and quiet lady,
was tbc first Of the family to hear Of the
outrage, Donning light shawl, and
and seizing loaded revolver, she hasten
cd to the Office. Rushing through the
crowd Of soldiers, sho made her way to
the Crisis counting room and seized the
subscription books Getting them un-
uer her arm with tho pistol pointed to-
warla the cowardly wretches, she bran
dei tacm as "cowards," as "midnight
|pulroo4s," and drove thom cringing
from tho Office. The dirty scoundrels
knew they were cncgagcd in an imlamou,
/ decd, AMI could not Withstand the with.
erlng invectyes of n sallaat lady, who
"i.h her own righ, arm VAS deiendiu1
the rights Of hor patriotic old father.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
smstniuing The Government.

1t may almost invariably be noticed
that the men who make the most preten.
sions to sustaining the Government are
themselves sustained By tie Government.
They earnestly call upon the people to
pay the taxes and bear the burdens of
the war, but they manage through pet
ty federal appointment, to appi oprlate a
liberal share of the peoples money for
their own benefit They are opposed to
any means by which this war may be
brought to an end. Secure in their per-
sons from sccesh bullets, they are for 9TH
ers giving tho last dollar SO that they can
get it; they are patriotic only in proper
ton to the amount OF money they car
got These are the class of men that are
noisy and are growing rich Oft OF thu
country and the sorrows of the people
Hooking (O.) Ae0aet,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26
mARK WANTEnl
Settle UD.

Iuh highest price viii be paid In CASH for rood Bark
uelivered ~ my Tan Yard In Paint tow shin.
March 20, 1t6j.m3 Mi gNHnrp
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26

z u.. that tine now Congress will
shortly . .' together in extraordinary
.cs." bat lin,n confidence in the
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-03-26

In the evening al O'Clock. Choice vocal music Will he
furnished under the direction Of Prof, My RS.
Admission, 10 cents, to deiray expenses.
The next will commence April Sh. For circulars
containing fun particulars apply to the Principal, by
letter otherwise. J. b. SHELBY, principal
Spring Mountain, Coshocton Co, o. Gw2