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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
hat we SiAaJicnte.

In the nomination of the Hon. @. L..
Vallandigham, by the Democracy of Ohio
for Governor, they vindicato tho Consti-
tuition of the States which says:
"Articlo list, Sec. II. NO PERSON
SHALL BE TRANSPORTED OUT
OF THE STATE FOR ANY OF.
FENSE COMMITTED WITHIN THE
SAME; and no conviction shall work
corruption of blood, or forfeiture of es.
tate"
Also, the Constitution of the United
States. and the rights of the people under
those instruments.
The arbitrary arrests, the Military tr-
al and the banishment of Vallandigham.
all in contravention of the Constitution
and of law, Instead of intimidating the
people, have aroused them to such pitch
that they are determined to vindicate their
adhesion to the Constitution and law, and
to rebuke the violators of either, and to
them there appeared no way of doing this
so ehectuslly as by nominating Vallan,
digham, the unwavering champion of tn,
Constitution, as their candidate for tho
chief Office in the State.
They have resolved that the qustion o
Constitutional Liberty shall be presented
in a naked, unquestionable form that thcl,
can be no mis,aking it-and accordingly
made the nomination they did. All. there
fore, who want . Military Dospotism. in
stead of tho Constitutional Liberty tha
prevailed under Democratic Administra
tions, and made the United States 9TH
land of tho flee and the home of tn
brave" ~ matter of course will vot
against Vallandigbam; brt no other elias
of voters will do so
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
The Rattle OF rWinches,er

Seems to have been an exceedingly grave
disaster. Besides the loss of several thou
sand men. we had taken from MS full
batteries of tield artillery all the siege
guns, 6,O00 muskets and $50 wagons.
SO we learn from the telegraph. This
Milroy is better at pandaljSm than con-
dncting a successful war, Ho is of the
Montgomery aud Jennison school. pslat-
able only to AbolitioniSts, and ruinous to
the country,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
John BrOugIn.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says:
''Ihis gentleman ienounced tho Demo
cratic party in 1856, and voted with the
Republican (or Abolition party for Ere
mont Tor President. He has voted the
Abolition ticket steadily ever since,
which is seven years. Despite this fact
he is now paraded in the Commercial and
GozeHe as Democrat The truth is Mr.
Brough became sore and mad with the
Democrats as far back as 1915, because
the Democratic Administration Of Mr.
Polk did not tender him Cabinet ap.
poiutment His pure patriotism could
not endure this slight-this failure to Oh.
tain official promotion"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
Holmes Co., Democratic Tickc,.

The gallant and glorious Democracy OF
Holmes County have put in nomination
the following excellent ticket:
Representative. Daniel s. Uhl; Probate
Judge, James A. Estill; Auditor, John
Weitman; Sheriff. J ohm s. Nelson; Clerk
Of Court, Henry ID. Mcdowell; Treasur-
er, Charles s. Vorwerk; Prosecuting At.
tornoy, John r. Maxwell; Commission.
or, Joseph Kimerer; Coroner, Samuel
Kerr.
Hon. d. S. Uhl, the Candidate fol
Representative, has already served one
term in the Legislature with distinction
and ability. He is rising young man
and his county may we'll be proud of him.
He will, of course, be elected, and that
by such ma jority as even "Little
Holmes" has never yet given. James A
Estill, the nominee for probate Judge, is
the able and accomplished editor of the
Holmes County Farmer. The balance oi
the ticket is also good and strong. We
congratulate our friends upon their sue.
ess.-, Statesman
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
The Feeling Among Democrats.

Never before have we known such uni
versal satisfaction as the selection Of
Governor and Lieutenant Governor by
the recent State Convention, has given
the Democracy of this county. The Alb
o-lish who predicted that there would be
split in the Democratic party in case
Vallandigham was nominated, are sorely
disappointed. The few Democrats in
this county who preferred the selection of
some other good man, heartily acquiesce
in the decision Of the party which they
know is the only one which is honestly
devoted to the Union. Instead of losing
strength. we hear from every town,h hip in
the county, that Vallandigham will ge
scores of votes which were cast for Tod
in '6l. Among others, we have reason
to know that he will receive the votes OF
two of Lincoln's appointees, men who vo-
ted for him in 60 What may seem still
stranger is the fact, that one Of the can
ddates on their county ticket in 1861
another on their county ticket in 1862,
will this year vote the entire DEM ocratic,
State ticket from top to bottom. These arc
comforting signs to the genuine old fash
ioned "Union Savers" and should en-
courage our friends to press steadily for
ward and look hopefully to the ballot
box.--Nep ark Ad0ocate.
From all parts of the state wo receive
the most encouraging assurances. What
is true of licking county is true of the
other counties. Here in Franklin, there
are many that have never voted the Dem
ocratic ticket, who will work and vote 70,
Valandigham and Pugh. and the entile
Democratic ticket, as the most efficien,
way to vindicate personal liberty and
constitutional rights. We know scores
of Republicans who will vote with us
next October. The good work is going
on everywhere throughout the state
Salesman
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
Gen. Schcnk and the Press.

This hero of Vienna Massacre seems
determine to get himself enrolled on the
pillar of infamy, side by side with the
much to be pitied Hascall. The news
paper suppressing business was thought
to be ended. Out west it received a qui-
etus--in Illinois, and since then the ablest
Republican Journals had pronounced a
gainsti it.
When 10 T! Schenk-or Skunk-issues
his edict against i've of the most promi
nent Journals in the land. Really these
people who are such poor hands at war
and such oificious little tyrants at home
onght to be removed from military ICON
mand and made keepers of penitentaries
] PLaindeaker.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
Telegraph Item $,

Which it would be we'll TO remember are
floating current. One Of these is that the
State of western Virginia is "fixed
iact;' aud that Hon. A. j. Boreman was
on Saturday inaugurated as the first Gov
ernor of the State. This. the Attorney
General OF Mr,Lincoln's cabinet pronoun.
ced can original act OF yevolution;" but
us 1t is now fairly consummatol we may
as we'll make up our minds to consider
whatever is, is right" Another mat,
ter OF interest is that Major Gen. Frank
Blair, leader OF the Emancipation move,
ment in Missouri, since then conserva.
tive. and now serving his country before
Vicksburg, has written the President. urg,
ing the appointment Of Mcclellan to com
mand. - Piaindealer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
"VVho Pays the Fiddler"

Tine citizens of Columbus, if those of
no other portion or the State, have for
some time noticed the fact that whenever
an Abolition convention assemblies here.
DAVID TOP, by the folly of the people,
Governor of Ohio, and Commandcr-in- T.
Chief, at once orders out battery or two
to fire in honor of the Disunionists. Such
was the case on the 18th. Twice day were
cannon fred in honor of the disunion Con.
vention. The gallant battery employed
would much better serve their country by
being in the field, and no doub. would
prefer it to ii ring salvos of artillery in
honor of such avowed Disunionists as the
notorious Wade, aud the Governor would
much better serve the constituency he pre-
tends to represent, if he would not souan-
der the peoples money at the rate of sew
ersl hundred dollars for every time an
"Abolish" meeting is fixed up. 1t is we'll
known. and by all loyal (?) citizens sup.
posed to be right that whenever Gov
Ton or tho illustrious CARRlsGroN desires
to have his troubled soul at rest, ono Of
the Government bands will be on hand to
discourse sweet music to minds i'll at ease
but it is becoming rather heavy when the
expenses OF Abolition conventions are
paid for by tax payers of Ohio. Let all
Democrats bear in mind that all the dis
play they witness at these disunion Abo,
lition conventions, they are compelled to
pay for just as much as their disunior
neighbors who enjoy it
The issue is iairly made up; NALLAN,
DIGHAM. UNION, EooNoMY and HoNoRABLr
PEACE on one hand? or BRouGH. DIsuN
ION, WAR and Hon TAXES on the other
Choose ye, and we can abide the result
- Statesman.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
where are The Abouitiouists

While Governor SEYMOUR, of New York,
whose political position is identical with that
of Hon. G, l., VALLANDiGnAM, is sending regi,
mcnt after regiment into the field under the
late call OF tho President the Abolition Gov
ly nothing, They all seem to bo too busiiy
engaged in looking after the loaves and fishes
to be won at the coming elections to pay at
tcntion to srch small matters as raising
troops, however badly they may DO needed
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
The Democratic State COnVen.
ti0u OF fPcunsyIVnuil,

The Democratic State Convention of Penn
sylvana have nominated Judge WOODWARD
for Governor and Judge LowRIE for the Su-
prcmo Bench.
The Pittsburgh Chronicle, (Republican) says
Of them; "Both nominees arc gentlemen Of
marked ability, and so well known here that
we deem any ful ther reference to them unnec
cssiry"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25

PETER HAMMOND, plaintiff,
JAMES FOSTER ct al defe ndant,)
II virtue of an order Of sale issued from tba
- Court of Common Pleas OF Holmes county. d.
IN certain civil action therein pending wherein
peter Hammond isplaintiif and james Foster Ann
=. Foster, Samuel Sterling and Jacob Sma Is, de-
PENDANTS and t. me directed as Sheriff of said
the mort door of the ourt House in the yiiare Of
hilIersburg, III said Holmes county.
On Saturday, the lsth day cfJuiy, 1863.
at o'clock p. NJ. of said day, the following desori
ped real estate to,wit: In-Lot number fifty in the
in ,he county of Holmes and State of Ohio.
taken as'the property of said defendants to sat-
iSly the claim OF said plaintiff
Terms cash JOHN :. NEISON
June Is ls63, w5pfS3,60 SberiF
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
Remember This,

Some reckless liars in the Abolition party
asserts that Mr.. FALLANpIGnAM voted against
supplies to the army. Mr. VALMAYpiGmAM
never did any such thing. When the bill was
up tho Abolition members of Congress en-.
numbered it with other matters which no hon
est and consistent man could vote for, hence
Mr.. ", did not vote at all. lie desired TO
vote for tho supplies and begged that the OBJ
noNious provisions should be stricken from
the bill that the supply bhl bo unanimously
passed. but this tho Aboiihonists refused tc
do,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
Just u Word

About the next election to be held in
this State. Every day makes it palmer,
in the hands of which party, the civil lib
critics of the people are safest Let the
people take warning. If they cast their
eyes over the map--they see where law
and order still have sway-and they see
the reason why this Is so. 1t doesn't take
much wit to tell why the State of Now
York is the palladium of liberty on this
continent. Let the people remember
Let them vote as never they voted before
for great issues are at stake,-Plain
Deaier
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
HElc issue i'm Ohio,

The Abolition secret Leaguers and
journals charge that the Democracy of
Ohio, by their recent action in the State
Convention, who placed themselves
squarely upon peace platform, and made
the issue whether we are to have an hon.
orab.e war till we have an honorable
peace, or peace on any terms. This i,
simply false, as those who make the charge
well know. There is no such issue made
by the Democracy of Ohio. The ques.
tion they raise is not one of peace or war
but of Constitutional liberty against des
potism, order against anarchy. law against
usurpation.
In the language of the Boston POST
"the nomination of Vallandigham fol
the office of Governor Of Ohio is mani.
festation the stern determination of the
Democracy of this great State to maintain
their legal rights, and to render the con.
demnation of his ersecution-the out.
rage upon his personal privieges-the
test question at the polls; they appeal
from the arbitrary power of individual
will to the honest and intelligent voice o
the people; they ask each voter in the
State to say if he would be willing to
submit to the tro atment Mr.. Vallandig
ham has received; il he is resolved to sus
tain the Constitution and the Laws o.
this Nation and State, or is disposed to
sink, like craven wretch under the as
sumption of military despotism? Th,
result of the election will be the response
to these interrogatories, and as it is re
corded, yea or nay. will the liberties o.
millions upon millions depend" States
man.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
A Peace Party.

The Democratic party is for Peace. 1t will
bail with satisfaction the ending of the war,
whenever that can be Gone upon tho basis OF
restoration of the Union. But il will not
consent to separation of these States. Up,
on this platform it stands, prepared to resist
every assault and to advocate peace with a
restored Union.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
Shcrin'S Snle.
JOHN lNGLEs,
Court of Comm Pleas.

JUHN 7
Court of Comtn pIaa.
JAMES HEBRON ct al. N'
R1 virtue of an order of sale issued from tho
~ Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county, o..
John lngles is plaintiff aud James Hebron ct al are
defendants and to me directed Sheriff of said
Holmes county. will offer for sale at public auc-
tion, ut the north door of the Court House in the
village of Millersburg, in said Holmes county Ohio
On Monday. The 29M day of June, 1863,
at o'clock, p. NJ, of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate to-wit.
In Lot number eighteen in lngles' addition to the
town of Millersburg, Hol mes county, Ohio.
Taken as the property of said James Hebron, ct
al; to satisfy the claims Of said John Ingles and
others
Terms cash. ]. S. NELSON,
May "a, iSu3-w5S3 CO. Sheriff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25

After G overnor Ton had bis backbone bro
ken at the disunion state convention he made
a short speech in which he proposed that the
able bodied men present volunteer under the
late call OF the President. The proposition
was not responded to--nary recruit came for.
ward
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
Great Meeting i'm Illinois.

The great Democratic meeting in Spring
field, H., on the 18th inst, was attended by
from $4,000 to 100000 people. The fair
ground enclosing about twenty acres was
filed with people. The meeting was presided
over hy Hon. Wm. A. RICHARDSON assisted
b. fifty Vice Presidents. Speeches wore
made by RICHARDSON, VOORHEES,, Cox, DIcKEY
Gen. McKINsTRY ,MERRIcK, DEAN and twenty
others Eight stands were occupied at the
same time. There was Tremendous cheering
for VALLASDIGHAM. Resolutions were unani'
monsly adopted to the same effect as those
passed by tho Democratic State Conventio n
of Ohio, with additional resolutions denoun
cling Gov. YATES for proroguing the Lcgsla'
ture, denouncing the suppression Of the Chi
cago Times, the arrest of Judge CONSTABLE and
other citizens Of Illinois. $i7 900 were rails.
ed for the relief Of sick and wounded soldiers
Of Illinois. The utmost harmony prevailed
The meeting was huge in numbers, and not
less huge in firm aud resolute spirit. Its voice
will go out to the Democracy of Illinois and
the Union as a prophesy bearing within tsell
pledge OF fu6llmcnt. II was prophetic Of
arenewcd love OF the people for the Consti
tuition as it is, and the Union as it was; rev
ercnce for them that, broadening and deepen
ing, will yet compass the land and oppose it,
selfto all who dare to strike at the most sa'
cred sourccss of the nations life Such ex'
pressons OF public sentiment will be echoed
in the Southern States, and awaken a feeling
there as here that will break through all bar.
rieIs that oppose n return TO the ancient land
marks. In them we may find partial anti
dotc TO tho poison distilled by abolition pol
jcics
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
A BigOiea Know-Nothing.

Charles Anderson, the Republican
nominee for Lieutenant Governor, is q
bigoted and intolerant Know-nothing.--
He addressed the Republicans here last
week and the staple of his speech was
abuse of the Germans and Irish. One OF
his objections to VaIlandigham was that
"he had low Dutch name" Logan
GazeHee.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
M strOns Outrage upon Dem o.
crati ic Women by am Abolition

We find the following extraordinary
statement in the New Lisbon Co.. Patri.
OF, Of the 10Th inst:
OUTRAGEOUS BARBARITY.
We are informed that on Tuesday eve.
ming, in Liverpool, about thirty women,
and five men, dressed in women's clothes
started out, with tar and feathers, after
the Democratic women in that town.
They first went to the house of Mrs. Nor.
ris, widow woman, and boy called her
to thu door. He then took hold of her
and tore off all her clothes, except her
chemise. The crowd of she fiends then
came up and dressed her in coat of tar
and feathers. They next went to the house
of Mrs. Lee, whose husband died in the
army three months ago. Five other
Dem ocratic women were tarred and feath
cred. We have no comments of this in
human barbarity. If the parties can be
found out, they ought to be punished
with the severest penalty of the law.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25

On MOnday the 9Th day of July, 1863,
First account Of Benjamin Helmuth. admins
traitor of Jacob Jones, decd.
iel loder, ct al.
of Jacob Shire, decd
First account of James Ramage, administrator
of Abner Ramage, decd.
Second account of Alpha Cornell guardian of
First account of Henry Parker, guardian of Ed
ward Dorrell.
y, First account of Benedict Mulet, guardian of
VIM, q. Kate, et al.
Second account of George Negly, guardian of Sa-
rah Buchanan.
First account Of II. w. Fisher, guardian of Sa-
rah j. Fisher, ct al.
First account of John Shank, guardian of Barha-
ra shank, an idiot.
First account of VIM. W. Brown, administrator
of Margaret Lee, deed.
Second account of George Everly, guardian of
Jonat Scott, ct al. N
First account Of James Weimer and T. s. Bar
ber executors of James Boy les, deed.
Final account of Isaac Hochstetlor admipi.tra
tor Of Joseph ID. Miller, decd
Second account of Wm Mcfarland administra-
tor de bonis non of John Leedon, decd
H. q. SAUNDERS,
June To- looo, Probate Judge,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25

Richmond papers oftbe goth say Mr.. VAIL.
AsDi0uAm has run tho blockade at Whining
ton, North Caro- lima. He is going to Nassau,
and thence to Canada. Hope the story may
prove true.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
Douglas Men.

We frequently hear men acting with the
Aboltionists boast Of being DOUGLAS men -.
Well, they are doubtless DoUGLAs men. They
arc not followers of the lamenlcd STEPHEN A.
DoUGLAs, but true disciples Of FREp. DorG.
LASS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
SheriG's Sale
JONI L. KocH. plaintiff.
VS..
ADAM DEETS. lefnnlnnt.

ADAM DEETS. defendant.
Il virtue of an order of sale issued from tho
~ Court Of Common Pleas of Holmes county. q
John h. Koch is plaintiff and Adam Deets is de-
lendant and to me directed as Sheriff of said comn-
", WIZ Oher tor sale at public auction at the
north door OF the Court House in the yilIoge of
Miilersburs, in said Holmes county
o" Saturday, The lsM day Of July, 1863,
at o'clock p. NJ OF said day, tho following doscr;
pea real estate to'wt: The north half OF the north
haurter OF section eight. range six, situate in
hechanic township, Holmes county Ohio
iaken as the property of said Adam Deots to
SATISFY the claim OF said John T. Koch.
Terms cash. JOUN 8 NELSON
June l., 1858 wjpf$H As SheriF
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

RrPREsESTATIvE-DANIE S. U1L,
PsopArE JuDGE--JAMES A. ESTlLL.
AuprroR--JOHN WEITMAN.
SHERrFF-JOHN S. NELSON.
CLERK OF CouRr--HENRY D. MCDOWELL
TREASURER S. VORWERK,
PRosEcuTINo ATroRNEY--JOHN T. MAXW ELL
CoNnlssioNER-IOSEpH KIMFP Err
CORONER SAMUEL KERR.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
FARM FOR SALE !

fVHE undersigned, Executor of the last will OF An
l. drew Mackey deceased, will sell at prl rate sale
100 OF good land, situate In the Eastern part of
Knox township Holmes county, Ohio, 10 acres OF which
under cultivation II contains necessary buildings
Terms reasonable For particulars call William
Mackey, who resides on the premises
June 1903. IRVINE MACKEY.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
SbcriG's Sale.
WiNFoRD d. PRICE, plaintiff, J

WiNFoRD d. PRICE, plaintiff,
vs.
LOUISA PRICE ct al. defendants
ny virtue of order of sale on petition issued from,
- the Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county
wherein Winford ID. Price is plaintiff and Louisa
Price, Madison Price, Joseph Price, Adeline Price
and Ann Catharine Allison are crendants and To
me directed rs sheriff of said county will offer
for sale at public auction the north door of The
Court house, in the village of Millersburg subject
TO the dover estate of Ann Catharine Allison, in
said Holmes county, -
On Saturday, the 25h day OF July, 1863,
at o'clock 2. NJ. # said day the following de-
scribed real estate to. witt The southeast QUAR-
ter OF section thirteen, township seventeen, and
range fourteen, excepting much thereof of the
east corner Of said quarter as has been con-
veyed by james Hill to JAS Silcotf which excen-
IlonS Is described as follows: beginning nj tho
northeast corner of said qua ter. thence west
along the line Of said quarter one hundred rods to
a post, thence south eighty rods to n poit thence
east one hundred rods to post the line of said
quarter. thence north eighty rods to the place of
beginning, leaving in the tract of which he died
seized a. aforesaid une hundred and ten acres
Salu lands are situate in the county of Holmes and
State Of Ohio. ''-A
'une Eo ico'. W' plSo.iO Sheriff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
ron GOVERNOR,
; r-~.n- UaIVA AvfNYIA NJ

roR GOVERNOR,
CLEMENT l.. vALLANDIGHAM
OF Montgomery County
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
GEORGE T.. PUGH, Of Hamilton.
AUDITOR or Stair,
WILLIAM HUBBARD, of Logan.
TREASURER or STATE,
HORACE s. KNAPP, OF Ashland.
sUPREMB JUDGE,
i, VAN TRUMP, of Fairfield.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN IL. HEATON, of Belmont.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
SPECT-ACLESl

A DISCOVERY Of the greatest opticlan of the are--
They are far superior to all Others They greatly
strengthen the sight cure weak eyes and enable the
aged to read the smallest print with ease Some are
arranged Tor near sighted persons. lie has also ne
stock Of ~
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber bos
~ been appointed and qualified as Administra-
Yer on the estate of John axton. deceased late of
Holmes county, Ohio. Va
- 900, CHARLES CRAIG.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

"Devoted 10 the Unlon from the beginniHg VIII MOI
desert II now in this the hour Of its sorest
@. l.. NALLASDi0HAN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-06-25
Andrew mackey's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribe has been
~ appointed and qualified Executor Of the Estate
OF Andrew Mackey late Of Holmes county, o., decd
Jnne 4, lS0a.-ws IRVINE MACKEY,