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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

2Otr eel9dhen bic
Gtn3iebun0 BON @elsern
tn . Europa uub fsrtiatn bic biersu trferssrlt&sn
8cQma@ter,
Verjt&tleitun9surtunten, Gobten@&etue ,e. ielbA
an, oerbursen bereu @ultisteit unb be@oraen bic
ecniularil@e 9eslaubieuue berielben; ietis aud
MuSjablun9 BON @elbern
IN ieeem 9beile Deut{ 4laubs uub BET @dp,i,.
tneem pir ben @eeenmertb ber bel uus einat.
leblten getrdeeeen, itlb0 in ben entlesenRsn Dit
,@a1ten po1"eneen Gmpfauesru fofenfrti ms
paus ienben laleu.
Ya1a9eideint
jur 1tbtrtabrt BON Bremen mad Mew-gerf IN
@es:ll@iden, unb in D%au,pfi9iftn tes 81 crs-
eeuti@tn 2lpyb," lowie CUR @Iti1e BON
9ambur9 mad Mer-gorf in Dam>fbSteu bet
1tll1&aft" %serfaufen mir auberab-
ge(ekten preiieu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

CORPORAL Geler r. Gin junses Qeten,
has tenis iber 20 SABRE sepdbrt, hem bic 3u-
tunft tntsesen la@elte nit Elm blubsnber @arteu,
ale Spfersabt freiwiQis auf tenn altar bes ga.
~tsrlanees nieeer3ulegen, bas ~erfcreert Gin ifartes.
en 9eleenber3. pie IS nod .cr menig @oden
traftis po&te in Der Bruf unlsres unperee6li&en
junsen Greunbes Sui. Gbler, Der nun neben
isinsn NIT Jpn eefaQsnsn 8ameratm auf Ter
@ablifatt BON GETTYSBURG rubt.
Corp. Gbler. Der iinee,e bes Bruterpaars,
psl&es in ben f&1nern nun entl@wuneentn 81.
gen bss ct. waul Dsutidtbums 3u ben beiterReu
i'm seieQisen 8reile esbSrte, unb @&maeer bes
psrrn St. 2bectalo bietlbR, wsibtt lid BEN
Dienfe bes 2anbss als @oleat in Zen &eiben ION
Qemr. ~" tes Grten @eeiments, ptsuobl faum
al Der @&weQe tss Manneaslters aneslanet,
unb g i&itn, ais ioQte e. unperlest aus lem
tpilben Rriessseplbl auridtebren. Da uuree
bic @turmeelonne bss 6 4 N am blutisen Den.
heritage son Gettysburg tpie Gin Donnerteil &c.
gen Zen Geinb esf4lfutert, unb siner Ter Grieu,
rel&e gum 1cee oetrrFen suiammenlanttn auf
Ter blut'ssn %abn, war unier traser Gpler. Nls
lsin junsss Gsbsn papon fob, srbob l@ Ter gle.
ses.War tsr urion i.ol3 IN bic lafte.
Captain ml4er. + Die @a&ri&t YOU
BEN 1oce tes Captain @iQer, 60. g.. /. @st.,
beffdtiet f& leiber, unb 10 it cine ritmli& bsson.
meme une mafeQe5 bisber ~serfcl8te Rrieserlauf.
tabn tur& ZEN 5sleentoe slcrrsi& tetneet. Cart.
MiQer, fruber in e.. paul mebnbaft, tpplelt(t
er ais aei&,dter Daauerrotypif I'D eines sutsu
Iusfommens ~erfreute, tuar Elm anselebenes Grit.
sliet Der bisitBsn &urusemeiute. bem Is an #sd
unb Barren, in &instampf unb Dauerlaui, nj,
in jebtr aneern 2titesatuns ueniee slei& tbaten,
@tart an 8Grper. 9titeru @innes unb frei a.
@siR tonnte Jpn Der &uebru@ tes 2rteses mob
uirseuss fnten, als unter ben Grfeu, sel&e trei
wiQis CUR SABINE eileu. Damals in @tiapate
pobnbaft, i&lo6 Ct I'D BET Gempasnie an, psl9
~-a arrsHa.. H-Er -rF-E
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Rz75@ Vpn Zen IS Deputy. prooci. Mari@aQs
psl&e bic GnrcQiruns in unlerm Staate 3u te.
ierssn BADEN, it nur Giner eiu Dsutl@er, 6err
6. ptYb fur Carer County.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
q. @atipm @ebb, If.
Na9fclser BON MaIter@. @etb.
Gn3ro6 SAMPLER

in
Srem6en @einen, &rdnbieS,
Gins rtf.
Qo9nac Brenby,
&o&eQe 8rants,
Samaica unb ct. Grcir Hum,
9oQant. Gin,
@ect& @bietey,
tetrer alter Bourbon @biSfep.
Hoaaen anb Moncneabela @bisfy,
Oh Qutens port,
8ureunh-Y port,
Teiner alter Cherry Wtin,
Mabera.
@tot@ Gl,
Qonbon Yorter,
@aes 5&aumeneeru y. ni@tif6umtneer &atlmba,
Gatamba Brandy
Grafe'S Gatawba u. plantation 8ittere.
"a i'd cine De(tiQerie bei me;nen @elhIfte
babe, 70 tann i'd croindre uub biQiae &cseen. u.
Bourbon Wbistsys au ben nieeriefen Yaarprei-
len lieftrn. S. Watfon Webb it..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
SQpaQerilten
gu 9ferb! gu pferb!!
Gum Anldlu6 an rag
unabbdn8i8e GaoaQeric,
Battalion.
befetli0t pcu s .

XIV " EF y q Y G0,
ee,t.mmt gum Gien0 an ben Gr9nien unleres
Sfa"tss ~treen lofort ~per'anst cine sln3atl
td@ti9er oeuti4er MduueI
tgsl&e ber Gempxenie ~te;tretsu wolen. he uut.r
&emraaneo BON &apt. QbamtIin (teben
pirb.
DR. 9aoaleriR e1talt bel esr Gin1ei&uuua
40 Solar 8ountb.
SetSRi8u n 8 unb @ole com SAGE Ter
Giu3et&nune an.
2ranspe1t .pire BON Cart. Gtamtlin ctue Ser.
Jug prout Strsiitet.
Dien0teit: 3 SABRE, rsnn Der Sutiau,r.
aries ni@t frubrr beeuett mirb.
o. &etrutiruus erffee: Nsten Der N1berr.
9aQe, SeetnUter ter YreBbptsrien Stride ). Str.
@eore u. .. Greubeurei&.
81 Nsfrutirutes. OfFaler.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
Wr0Be Mferfd6en.
81 bfractS IF Title
FIR Gruubeidemfhur1.

Nn6 irgeno rpel@e1 lonIti0T IN oenllrtunbtn BON
Mam lep County entbaltene Na@weis mirb III ma.
Si3en Vreilen e%elieiert, mtnn man ii9 an ben
Neaifer Of Deees, &bas. Ya0apa1 t, menbet.
SIN Muftraee bse Bearb Der County. Gomm.
Sobn Mi@ole,
Bsrfser.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Ibeefett. Captain @tartty BON ben
rMrnnteo &anesrs" il auf gsfstl bes Oter.
comrllntps aus Bonn Gien(e entla0.u tpc1ben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
3um &erfauf,
ct. @aul GiQentbullt.

1875 fir cine ypt so bel $50 5uB, in Der Ma@.
barlbaft Der SadiOn unb IL. @tra6e.
Gin Stein-@t better 8!a1e, in Der 3. 6tr.
Gin Got in Minnel cta @trabe, maize eer 3ten.
nebt @etdupe.
3wei MobnbGuler, $500 jebes.
Cine 191ne Got 66 bti2OO JuB NIT eiuem bib
insn 8aumpalpden.
mi3O 3m 5enrv Wc. Rentp.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

~tS VSSS8WUu Wv ~)SSVSV ISI0 ~ CgI
Mats rem 9ut&iulcn. -leber bie(es intertKantt
Greisni6 teri&tet tin OfF3ier Ter rMounteo &an.
sers" ~fulsents rcu unierer lulen Gr3dblune in
osr !ts:en @ummer n.annisfa@ abwsi&enbe D.
tails.
Der 6aurtbslb bieits sissntbimli&en Dramas
aus BEN 2eben pefii&t1 Granger tie6 ni&t par
per, trit in ber scriBen hummer aneeeeben, len-
bern gamicn. Eie{sr @ann uns (ein Soba IVA.
rem he etpa a@t N'eilen nSrbli@ pom put&iulsn
i'm @alee rorsesaneen, I'M (see.n bic Yertotte-
aimmuns ess 9aetsesses) piri&s ous,ufpiren.
ais lt p!Sbli& in elmer Gntfernuns BON 8 bis 10
&utben 2 Sneiantr Btertn pFudsn iabtn.
Der sllts, tin Mann son 63 Sabren. tro& ebne
3u ~saubern, ua& einen. Daufen @sbul& in Der
Ndbe zines etpa sier &utbtn BON ben Snbianern
aebenten 8aumss. fsuerte unb i&oe cine Der
&otbbdate tura bic { ifte. Beite Snsiauer Ga
ben tai Gtutr jurT@ shoBtu trei 8ueeln in
ben Baum, BIZ anton periedt par;
pom elmer terieltt. ,ttlt ter ate Bur'& cine
lti&te @%t1eifwunbe II Der S&ul.r. Beibe @et.
6e sertarstu f& nun I'M @raie, ndbreub bic 9n.
tiauer mad ibnen umbsrfp6bten unt i'm @u, no
lie ben @cbn suerf enttedtsn, bette ,uelei@ auf
benielben feuerten. Deibe febltsn. Die 3ueel
aus benz &otre tes Scbnes tasesen bur&trans
ets tinsn Sneianers Bruf. Batter unb 5obn,
usn einanter 9etrtnnt, unit Ter Cine ten Mnpern
far tcet peer strwuneet baltenb, babel in 3weifsI,
% ridt nod raebr Snbianrr in Ter Mdbe ititn,
ma&ttn i& jeter auf ben &ldwes, nidt na&
Sort 9eettr, ,onttrn mad 9ut&iuisn, pcn no lie
nit Militdr bic 9ntianer serfoleten.
Der bel rem se,Sbteten Sntiauer sefuntene
1u&rcd stbSrte BEN juussn, Gin faar Sage scr.
Der {: ncrteten " {. q
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Ea4- Morsen eiett Is wieeer einrnal Concert
int dcrtuna . @arten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18
NbDlpb @aar,
0rater gfantu& u. paar) J
tn1ftblt ,ein rei&balt;9es uub psblafertrtss
Wager ron allen &erten..
@feifen
@t9Qrren, ..
e - Sabaden.
9euti6e 8onf

&c BON .EE5
Wl((ius Bros. & Dunbar, st pauC.
CDrlber s. u. g. @iuius.)
Sf. Vaul, Minnefpta.
Aunsr aQsn iibrieen 8ran&en bee Ranfaeiddf,
tee m.eme" mir unlere t~efpnbere Aufme1flomtei
Dem Vertau1e ron
We@ieln auf Deut{9lanb,
lotots aut pie 9auptrldee Grantrei&s, Gnalauts.
Der S@'pti3 unb Der Ser. @taaten unb %traliiren
~'runter Nneerr avf feIeeneteurDrdil&e p6uier.
2anr>@ arrants:.-
nit unlertr l@riftli&en @arantie auf uubesren,ts
3'it perleben, lternebmen bic
8ele9uns ron Gopitalien
IN 1runoetgentbun eeer oe9en Sntsre0eu, auf
er\ts ; teier.
aen Die
8ejablun0 pom 9aren
IN Ieoeu1 1beile unitree &taates, faufeu uub ser-
tauttn Sob une tremhe Mausen, ,ablen biz
PHILADELPHIA. Ct. Qpuia ,r
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

SOLE in tie bap uno &ath. - 5ole
in the bag bat li9 ~erboten, nit leinen 8rasen
benz Battalion tes @laYcr 9at4 bei3utrsten, Inn
auf bic @icuriaab III aebeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Grubtena@ri@ten aus benz &taat.
- Der .@inona &epubliean" pom 6. 3ul
iareibt: aus @t&ilblattern unb antern Rad.
peieaueaen et{abren mir, ta6 ale 1bsils te4
Staates Oiel1meeSenb ron St.paul ni&t. Dr.
wabrene BET ptrsansenen @p&e nit ti9tiseu
@e3eul&auern beea&t parten unb ba6 bic @aa.
ten In Golse BACON tin beteutenb teGtrtsauslebeu
sepcuntr bateu. @ai,sn, has 1auptpretuit,
rnadt ii& reGt gut, obuebl Elm soQ16nt;eerR is.
pa9s tertits entlneiet ,purte. Ma& MQem, wae
man bSrt, ~ire br Das&i&uittsertras minte.
1ens 3meibrittel betjenieen Der sorjGbrisenGr nete
errei@eu. @tli&turn iebt san3 sor3isli& un>
bic 8artsFel it pielssriprt@erb unb pirb BON aus.
seaeianster 0ualitdt fein. I'm peu mag bic
Iusteute an man&en Ortsn eerins perbeu, bed
ptrb on Wausel au9 an hielem prctult ltiae
Neee lein'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Nie piel?- @ie Is beiBt MID biz Nesis,.
uns stpa AGO. 600 Mann tur& 3ietuns ~aufbrin.
gen, unb iua titielte mad &onerte .Diarften,
itatt brett na& @taaten peranitaltet mereen. Das
Contingent Minnelota's 3u tielsr 3itung it auf
4,440 Mann tere&net tuoreen. Gs it ~ltrieens
titran ni9ta Sff3ieIts.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

ale @innebaeoeS fort uno 2einer
blieb 3urud. Sen. pope telesrarbirt an
ben 9rmmiiFensr esr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
@afbinetpn pom @ilpaulse 1. 9uly: @tri&ie-
sens 9uutert @innetaeo'S nt;aner, pel@e mt
irrarssn, ais bic Sntianeridn,rnt aue Minneiota
fortsefubrt wurter, r,oreen uut plineern jsst i'm
wefli&eu 2beile ees Staa.es.
pcpe oerlanot, ta6 ein Snrianer- Agent ber8e-
l@idt perte, I'M eie Aue.ei6er unter feline Obbut
III tehmen.
@it Der Nsent tas anfansen loQ, mirb iuteHtu
ptrr Dope i&perli& fe!bft ui0en. Wie lieberli@
eie Gcti&afunS br Sneianer tetrieten purbs,
sebt aus rsna Otisen tlar btrrUr; hesslei&sn,
wenn Tepe ron unitrm @tuat ipri&t, bab bic
@aruoeurs in tsn Biewccts n;&t @iuur, lcn-
bern @inneta rpeS fnt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Son. Senrp 6. &tpift, Der jebt i'm Amte
befnolide Na4folser Gr.@ ouperneur RamleY
unb wirfli&rs Ob'rbaupt bss Grecutis' 3weiees
unierer @taatsse.waltuue biz CUR na@fen @abl,
tuar @itslteb BIS @euates ter lssten @.itessb-
uue uon NieoQet County uub purot gun, wral-
beaten jener aSrperl9aft etrpdblt. Coup. @wift
bat tae 3eue iu einem tii@;iaen 9 ousernsur, pie
feline germaltuue ~bepelen wirb.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

Muften fpriueen. Scbn Yrertersaa
unp Sobn patttr(on pom unlerm ldttilGen pcli.
3ti'Gorps mu6ttn auf 8efetl bes Maerrs iprin-
een rmsil lie auBsrhaIb iarss Vatrcuiae~ Ys,irts
[ 8foN betrpfcn tpurben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

@el& elm 9ammer! - Die MnieoIe,
an ter @eRfnte tee ebeyn MiifiGpei oerlaGsn
ttre @cbnfte In S&aaren uub aiidteu I'D mad
Ansta, Ct. Autbens unb Minneapclis aue
Tur@t pr1 zen Rotbbdutsu. @ei B:pcminetou-
Gerry, feline Is Meiltn non ct. paul. in tiat
auetfttelttr @eeenb. ibt,faQtn 2 Sntianer 81.
ueu Geltarteiter. eer ltiuen DurR i'm BluNt IL.
i&sn nil. unb seriu&eu. bu u erlduien. Nur
nit senauer Netb eutpiueet I'D Der lleterfaasue
sen Gdufen Der Rotbtdute.-une trcs benz uue
aaeoem beuleu jtmperli&e Buttertlumeu. uue
@il&iurpennatureu iiber lie .8arbarei" ter sen
Sen. Aei. Ralmres aneecreneten Organization
elmer Stalpjdeeri&aar uub aueltsuns etnes
preiies auf @icuritalpe. @ir iassu : brauf unb
bran! unb ui&ts eeipart, ea6 eities 9deerterps
une eas @rdn,reitettataiQeu ju Stanfe tcmmt;
eeSu e. u.u6 ssbantelt, unb guar auf cas- ausr.
f&leunieie unit. trdfttBfe sstantelt psrctn, icnR
Nib rae srSae Gleno iitsr unitrn &taat Tom.
NTH. Dir tofen, tae uni. NilitdrbebSrbeu u.
namentli& Gen. Mbj. Malmroe lid burd bas
ertarmli&e @sbsul pom 2uursn, tis tinter BEN
Tdern Dfen mtg 3umanitlt pretisen. ni&t ab-
f&rden la0tu. bae &e&te IN ttrn unb auf lem
tetreteSen vfate tutn METER 3u i&reitsn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-07-18

9lu6 etH V(tb. JeBn WVWTPbe9, en-
eiril&er @irtb in Matob, einer Orii9aft 8 Mei-
len uSreIi@ prn ct. @lrur, tsl&uloi9t Sobn
6lannerY, einen leinsr eiril9en &unsen, inn am
4tsn Suly Elm Gab9en @biefey eetobltn ~ ta-
ben. Spbn &c.. , nennt Sobn 80. / einsn Que-
ner. Sobn 30. 1 triest einen prueel 3u puden
unt fitrt mad Scbn Sc. 2 Elm raar 9isbe. bic
oieier parirt. Gnpli9 nimmt Sctn ~. 2 tin 80
SUP lan9es Stid Gii.n CUR 9anb unb baut Scbn
80. 1 tamit iber ben S9ded, ba6 er cbae eiueu
2aut 3uIammentri9t.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
EMPLOYMENT,

The undersigned has, fer several years past, been
gagged iu business which has yielded him at the
three thousand dollars per annun, and willing to
teach 1t to others The business s Of highly useful
and general character, adapted both to cities and viii
age and one that any person of ordinary capacity,
young old, male or female. may acquire with a few
hours practice, and by which they secure very
handsom income. Several young ladies who have re-
ceived Instructions from me- both in New ork State and
Pcnnsy vauo are earning upwards Of us per week by
it, ard there is why any class canno. do
the same. Invads, even, can do well by it, Is no
peddling affair but business that perfectly respect
able. Gentleman and ladies of leisure who would like
to learn the business for their pleas
ure, will find the pract Of pleasant pastime and
that they will take great interest in. On receipt
Of 81, will send printed instructions by which any
person readily acquire the art, and these nsrncos
will also contain evey particular relative to carrying II
on that It viii be highly profitable. The purchaser
the prnted Instructions vii also be authorized to teach
1t to others; anl have sometimes received high a:
5000 for techng it personally to a single individual
would state further that 50 so S. will buy every tnt
that is necessary commence the busnes with, ant
the articles be got almost anywhere, in city
try, or, If preferred, furash hem ADDRESS. AL
Word T. PARSONS, No. SO Liberty sr. NEW YORK.
4i--m2.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
From the 67th Regiment.

From the 9th Regiment.
CAMP SuFFoLK, Va,
TUESDAY Dec l6 1862. !
Mn EplToR: take the privilege to write "A few
words to you in my feeble manner; but am sorry
TO saw that do not know anything that may IN
terest you.
Our squad which went of from Millersburg,
with Lieut. . B. Chapman on the 3lst OF Oct.
arrived safe here, in the extreme eastern part OF
the seat of war, on the 7th of November. Our
route to this place wes through Pittsburgh, liar
risburg, Baltimore and Fort Monroe. From Bal
umore to Fort Monroe, we saw a lot of rebel
prisoners who were taken at Harper's Ferry, as
thev said and we're on the road to be exchanged.
ihe country in this part of Virginia, is indeed
picturesque, generally level and some gentyr roll
ing land. However rs nice as 1t Is the greater
mart is covered vet with the incest forests Of ey
ergreen, in which there are huge pine trees pro
jectipg towards the sky; even some iahd WEleh
some time ago had been cultivated where the
rows or hills of corn or cotton can be seen YET,
there are the incest groves growing now again.
II aopears indeed strange that Va, (which con-
toins some of the first settlements on the West
ern Continent, is not more cultivated than 1t Is;
and if this war lasts much longer 1t VIII become
a wilderness altogether. Last week we were out
on n march, and anon we would come to desola-
ted plantation, with ruined buildings, the owners
! of which must have lelt them lonB ago, Ior liie
doors and windows are all knocked in, and into
the incest houses | have seen cavalrymen go
with their horses.
We don't know how long We will stay here;
last Thursday two Bngades and several regiments
were ordered out to reconoter, we started at noon
and marched till night and then we took our sup,
per, at O'Clock we broke up again and marched
all nj ght, in the morning just when the sun arose.
the rebels salued us with their bomb shelsi the
Intention was to cross Black Water river aud take
their Notifications, but the bridges which were
construct across were not found solid enough
to take the artillery across, and therefore we
could not do very much, the cannonadinS was
kent up till noon. and then we received orders 10
march back; T. c result of the skirmish was, on
our side / killed, 3 mortally wounded and IL
lightly, captain in the 18th Indiana, got his leg
shot off. We marched back about half way and
then we camped in corn field. the rails had &c
skedadde around it. At II A. NJ we got back
to our camp, after we had passed over60 miles II
less than AZ hours So much for this time. Ex
cuse mistakes, soldiers letter has so per cent al
lowance Yours Respectfully,
HENRY ISELY
Co. c, 67th Reg't, o, vi,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
Time Of Holding Courts in the
sixth Judicial District.

4 T a meeting of the undersigned Judges of the
"A Court Of Common Pleas of the Sixth Judicial
District, of the State of Ohio, held at the cty of
Newark, in said District, on the 18th day of Nov
cmbor, A. ID 1862, it ordered that the terms of
the Court of Common Pleas and District Court for
the year 1868, be held in the several counties OF
said District, commencing on the days following:
COMMON PLEAS.
DELAwARE-February9 8; April 27 October s.
kNOX-Alarch 3; May - October 81
LICKING March 81 August II; November Il.
hsHLAND-February 10; April q October 90.
RICHLAND--Fe bruary %: August II Nov. II.
MoREow-AIarch 10; May 5 November ,.
HoLMEs-February lO May -; November ,.
WAYNE-February "a; August II ; November II,
COsHOCToN-A March lG =; August "a November IA.
DISTRICT COURT.
lOLMEs-June ,. WAYNE-Iune 8.
AsILAND-June ). RICHLAND--June O.
MoRRow--June 10. DELAwA wARE-June 10.
KNox-June II. LICKING-June 90.
CosHoCroN-June 90.
GEO. w. GEDDES,)
y. wv, q. JJ66NNEf44E' J6NE4,E Judges
TIE STA TIE OF ONO, HOLMES COUNTY, IS.
l. L BEECHER, Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas within and for said county, hereby certif
the within and foregoing to be truly taken anC
copie from the Order of the Judges of the Cour
of Common Pleas of the 9th Judicial District o
the State Of Ohio.
! SEAL, set my hand and affixed the seal of saic
'.-r- Court, at Mllersburg, this 10Th day o
November A. d. 1859. +, BEECIiER,
Dec. 4, lsG2-W6. Clerk.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
THIS.

DIED-On the alth Of December, at the resi-
dence of her father intiplcy township, ELMIRA J'
ARMSTRONG aged % years.
Her disease was Of puminary character, and
of about two years standing.
The deceased while in the bloom of health ap-
piled for and obtained mcmbcrship in the Presby-
terian Church at East Hopewe Her walk and
conversation while in health were truly exemplary
and her last sickness was sustained with christian
fortitude and meek resignation. AS the sun at
the close of Il summers day sinks quietly behind
the western hills, so she sank to sleep in the arms
of her Saviour verifying the truth of that beau
tiful stanza,
"Jesus can make dying bed
As soft rs downy pillows are;
While ON his breast lean my head,
And breathe my life out sweetiy there
Com
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
Rev. j, c. Fletcher.

The Rev. J. c. FLETCHER gave Us last even
ing, a brilliant lecture on the religion, customs
and people OF Brazil. Seldom have we reshed
ANYTHING more than the picture he laid before his
audience of that exubeant garden Of the tropics
laden with its strange variety Of fruits and flow
ers teeming with the perpetual harvest for the
hand of man. Surely that country must be the
garden of the world, and its people had the en-
terprise which moves this Yankee nation, imag
ination could not set a bound to the results the.
would produce there. As revalent to this com
parison the Reverend gentlemen stated that thu
best Remedies employed there for the disease tt
which they are subject, are invented and supplied
to them by our own well know DR., ]. c. AVER
Lowell, Mass, and that not the people only, bu
the priesthood and the court of the Emperor down
have constant recourse in sickness to the Rene
dies of this widely celebrated American Chemist
LEDGER, Boston.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
When Will People Learn Wisdom.

The effects upon the human system everywhere
apparant, that the common crude kinds of saler.
atus are bad, ought to teach wisdom to people to
avoid such poisonous compounds. They cost as
much as DeLand's Chemical Saleratus, and then
do not produce those beautiful light and nutrious
biscuits enjoyed only by those who use the better
article The time may never come that everybody
will llearn to take tns good in eference to the bad
but the speed of knowledge in this particular is IN
deed wonderful. People in thousands of cities
and towns call for DeLands Chemical Saleratus
only, and will have 10 other.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
A House Burnt.

On Friday night last the residence of ANDREW
KERR, two miles north west of this place, was
burnt to the ground. 1t is not known how the
fire originated, and when discovered the flames had
made such headway that it was impossible to save
anything fIom the house. Mr.. KERR was consid.
erably burnt in attempting to save some things
Some of the family barely escaped with their
lives, and all without their clothing. Besides all
the property in the house, Mr.. KERR lost some
500 in money.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
To COnsumptiyeS.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in few weeks, by very simple remedy, aftc
having suffered several years with n severe luni
affection and the dread disease, Consumption-i:
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure,
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used Gree of charge) with the dircc-
tions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRoNoHlTIs, &c. The ohL object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the aflict
ed, and spread information which he conceives to
be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please ad
dress -
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburgh,
ln39n3l Kings County, New York
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
No Advance.

In view Of the fact that nearly all papers have
advanced their subscription price, we are often
asked whe ther we will increase the price of the
FARMER. We will make no advance so long as
we can keep the paper up by working for nothing
But we must have prompt pay or the machine will
not run, Each sheet of blank printing paper now
costs us nearly two cents; as we have but one
cent fo- printing paper, all subscribers who
do not pay up within the year are a loss to us.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
Rev. J.U. Van BrocIIin.

Mr.. VAN BRocKLlS, First Lieutenant in Capt
HARPsTER's company, has resigned and come home
lie is not in the enjoyment of very good health
but the attention he receives Mt home will
quickly restor him. Second Lieutenant WAITS
has, We understand, been promoted to First Lieu
tenant and Orderly Isaac c, MARTIN to Second
Lieutenant