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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
NHi19ersburg Market.
Corrected ,ceekly By Herscr & Petry.)
NEW ADV REFRESHMENTS
Executors ticc.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as
Executor of the estate of John L. Miller. late oi
Holmes county Ohio, deceased.
Oct. 8, lSG3-w3t SAMUEL a, DEETX,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08

n Office is hereby given that the subscriber has
~ been appointed and qualified as Admnistra-
tor of the eslai c Of William korns late OF Holmes
county, Ohio, deed MOSES kORNS.
Octnhor Sth, L G3--M3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Rnrtlc OF Chicka,,,nugn.

Gen. Bragg in his Official report, places the
rebel loss in killed, wounded aud missing in the
recent battle in northern Georgia at 2 l4D, anI
2s,900
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Administrators A Notice.

NOTICE ID hereby given that the subscriber has bsen
IN duly appointed and qualified as Administrator OF
the estate OF Aaron A. Young, late Of Holmes county
drceased GEORGE REED, Admir-
October LIST, lsG3-w3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed and duly qualihed as Ad-
ministrator Of the estate of Erasmus Anderson,
deceased. late of Holmes county, o.
Sept, 10, 1868 SAMUEL KERR.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08

CEVENrY- dollars will buy SUGAR
- MILL, and COOKS EVAP0RATING PAN,
the best and cheapest Cane Mill in market, at
BRAY, the Timers,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Report Of the County Commissioners and County Aud
Sept. "a, 1868.

Report Of The County Commissioners and County Auditor
condition the
all the Books Vouchers Bonds, Drafts and
:he Of
find the hands the Treasurer the
stated the Report Of the
Auditor and Treasurer amounting the the of eleven thousand
and ffty.ou dollars, thirty five cents and seven mills
JOHN WEITMAN County AuitOr.
Sept "a, 1868 By ORDER OF THE Commissioners
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08

Given under my hand officially as Sheriff o
the county of Holmes and State of Ohio, a
Mllersburg, in said county, this 10th day o.
September, A. d. 1868.
JOHN S. NELSON,
Sheriff of Holmes County, o.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08

TV'he qualified electors within said Holmes
l. county, Ohio, are hereby notified to meet
at the usual places of holding the elections
in the several townships of said county. or
Tuesday, TIE 18th day of October, A. D =
1868, it being the second Tuesday of sale
October, between the hours of six o'clock A
NJ, and six O'Clock p NJ, OF said day, and
then and there to vote for the fhllowing off
GERS, to wit:
One Governor,
| One Lieutenant Governor,
One Auditor of State,
One Treasurer Estate,
One Supreme Judge,
One Member of the Board Of Public
Works.
One Senator for the 28th Senatorial Dis.
trict, composed of the counties of Holmes and
Wayne, with the district composed of the
counties of Knox and Morrow attached.
One Representative of the county oi
/ Holmes,
One Probate Judge,
One Auditor,
One Sheriff,
One Clerk OF Court,
One Treasurer,
One Prosecuting Attorney,
One Commissioner,
One coroner
Then and there TO be chosen at said election.
And notice is hereby given to the Trustees
Of the several Townships within said Holmes
county, that the following number, and the
names Of the persons, are to DC. returned by
them for their respective townships to the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of said
county, to serve as Grand Jurors and Petit
Jurors, in pursuance to the Statutes in such
case made and prov idcd, for the ensuing year:
/ to-wit:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Stray Cow 7

CtTRAYED from the subscriber, ono mile W est
- of Middletown, on the eth of June, n light
red CIV. She was giving milk at the time she
left has large horns and any person giving infor-
nation of her whereabouts win be literally rewar,
dcd for their trouble ISAIAH ORR.
Septemher u, 1863
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
Jesse Uhl'S Estate

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly Appointed Administrator OF
the estate of Jesse Uhl, late of Holmes county, o
deceased
September 3, ls63,t CHARLES CRAIG
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-08
R E I'D O 7 TH

exhibit
Ohio,
close Of the year ending September , A D.. 1853
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(5ettiebun8 folst.)

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-22
Oetft9.

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ten. gerlu bes Gebd@tntt8 8erwirrun9 ber Sbeen &C.
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Splge
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ST.. g u i II & m .

Mitseb beS f5nislten Gptesms Der g8unbirse tn 2pn
bpn @rabrter zines eer er{en nteotaAen @ole9en ber
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0sf16rltGe Rranf6ett.

enn Ser trreseIeitee unfust Siin8ltns esfntet sa5
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tDstlen 0teS te8 tel fur8 bic Contribution eerniden urb
BEN Heit bes Seten8 in en elenteS 3aetn perwaubetn
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De 8tate-armes gBelen aent9Reu8 etns
bdlbe @utnee annsbme. SD 9ina tuoeB bolb
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istn 8enebmen 3n oer 3stt, no tpir i'm ben,
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gen bes llnglaubeus unO NIT 0in,patfnuaen
auf iein 9e9snpdrtteeS perpabrlol1e8 Nusleben
gu nnterbreben; aber metne i3metfel Ser-
lhwanosn I'm gerlaufs tbrer traurigen @e-
fbi6te. So mar ntdbts 1o llns(au6li6es, baB
ben mpralti@en 8erfulI aud etn p6YlfI6er
tegIeitete. -,
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e-zss28. so drS 18-. 6infatltt9 Der gla-
tnr BON 0laoonte s. 8 Rranf1eitsIYmptumen
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wsiB Id tsbt, osnn eS eutlalapfts i6r etnes Gaz
4es, ais Id lis fraets, tpenn ffe lIb gu 8stte
bs9ebe.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-12-22
9unGe Qlnte,

Dte f6 bur betmlc 9afer eelbwdt taten, bic e 70 oft
bDen Qeten pber 1T btr Sue Iernen unb beren Sol
zen e alnd@tlicb fpiiren, lelbt I'm S6la burb 9puD
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te tpun. Sple 9erpem nuu beopr tie eintreen IN tie
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bebefen, tas Elm eunber @e unb etn eber 66rrer be
nrtbwenrt8en @rfcrbernille sur etet6en G1d1elfeit
nb Sa pbne fee wre bic ee les 2eb9n8 sur traurigen
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lid uno bic eele m:rO er9ren ppn 8ersmctfung uno
lan6pliidcn 8etradtungen, pa6 uaS bic Jreten aeIbe
Mbhere aeneben perpeiAett inb
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8a1ttmOre 9pfpita1.
Cur l1nterb:aduna bee Qnadlal6eret ete6llrt.

Der etn3tBe Dlob In her Gselt, too fi9er
{6nelle unb gtiinDllepe auren TT
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DR.. Johnston,

Der eta3t0s ar3t, ipslGer on)eiat.
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Utlol.Dsrs 10 bedhten I

Or. Spbnacn bietet aGen 9enen ene 5le an tpeIde 1
tur pld eeteime ub 1natirltde @ett unb Rbrper ser
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er limb einise rer trarsen unb befasensEerben 8p1-
gen be- rben 0rrbnbetten res 2aers @dw DE inn @if-
iidts @eriuf Der @tu fera Sersflppen ne t6e nrbe,
MaseniGpdc lluprbnun8 rer 8erbaurnss- dlaea
retne GnttrdftIn8, Spmptpine Der S6totubu4t.
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eebei,aest Granebettem
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be nb trserie Nahr.a1er, burtrtebene unb 9epenlre
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NS. Aue Sriee ntalItn einen gpt-Stamp entPaten.
Cine 5etlung Il. 2 Iaaen 5u8elIHett.
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llytaeti Der ADreTea

Die riele &auiente, mes iftenb Der tebten beusebn
Sabre III beer MHat fut pu BEN unb bic Men9e mid
tiger muntirS tlcn Sperapue nelde Dr Sptnitpa aus
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Gbarafter ais @Drennann III 8ejug du Gbaratter nb Sc
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leifun6
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tpelde m al8 Ner3e aue8cben unb Or .fobnpnS Mntln-
btgun9en epp1en. S9ublter, Seelmider 2pnipenpuber
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der gBetIe in lire Sdno tpmtet 9ertns dben rln-
ten Gr. Spbnipn bdt ebeB1db fir nptmenbig stt er-
tpa6ner Defenders fir Sple meIf nit encm 0tufe ltnbe-
tann nb eaB ene Se0aubt91n8en p6er Dplpme be1nbts
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FAINT Gr 1T beraneebtet BON einem 2eben wede8 er In
ben erBBtsn Sppitdern @rrpas unb e eren bteieS Qa
bes slbradbte, ndmlt gneanb, Trantrei1 ltnb In benz
8lpdep BON qeilabepbia u ~ nnO er Bat cine aus5ebefn-
Der ie9er iid Der gfeee bes Or. SDbntpn antem ebt
tann M perrauen ao ne G9re ais aiann nab ietne Ge-
fhidI6tett ais Mr3t.
sF7- Office: So. 9 Sab.Btebetidftaee, ltnIes
5aaD spn 8alttmOrefr, nsben Der ,,@rbeiterbdae."
6aattrantbstten trerben lGneI Bebetlt.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
"A legal Aspect Of the preft.. Z.

| -
/ The EI7mss In o. recent rticlevindieates a
much length the constitutional power Of Cor.
gress to enact the Consoription bill of the lset
Congress. We observe nothing new in the
elaborate effort, EXCEPT 1t be an attempt to draw
the inference that because England has impress-
ed seaman into Ter navy therefore Congress
may impress cltizens If New York into the
army of the United States, In aocordance with
Ipfovisions of the existing Conscrlpt law. We
I'are quite sure that no one but partisan of the
Lincoln Administration could possibly see any
analogy 10 the two ocases, either in fact CT the
tosy. The impressment 0f SeafafiRg men into
the royal navy Of Great Bfltsin, IN the ,G,st
place, does not rest upon any positiye provision
| Of law; and, In the second place, was always
submitted TO by the English peopleof ell classes
with great feluotances " The right of foroibly
tpnttlpg seamen into the royal navy, In times Of
great exigency, ,is only tob be defended % pre-
fogative Of ,hs crown, given BY Implication but
tnsver conferred By etatute. Until the article
ID the Time was printed We did not suppose
that anybody ID the United States would assert
shat British i|prssamsnt vas practice worthy
tof initiation ~ Ameiioa. ypus neighbor will
have few rivals 10 the work of making the ress
gang an American Institution II gHoL
II The endeavur OF the TiKSss 10 ciekte the i'm
preston that eli WIS deny the power of Con-
etess 30 enact tho law of draft nov % the stat
ulo dhot K slsou deny the existence, under our
system Of governments, Of any euclf thing as
military service, Ia IN worthy Of that
Iiournal.s The very article iniwhi0hc cit is thus
attempted to misrepFessnt Democratic opinion
tuhWittiuRly Rdmits ishat Sour entire State mill.
| tla system iG one of compulsory SERVICE" and
thus disclosea she pa artisanship of tho writer.
L No Democrat denies to the Federal Govern.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
"Am I Not a Man and a Brother,,,

L. nun NOt u uhdu anu u bFOtneftV
|o Let there be no fears about the action Of th,
government, in any conceivable exigency grow
ing ont of this war and connected Within,
Presidents proclamation of freedom. y TIN
strongest and the wisest of the, Secretaries
With three other members OF the Cabinet, vii
ding tneir portfolios Into the PotomAc, sooneI
than yield hairs breadth of their conviction
that the proclsmatlon emAncipated forever and
eyer, and irrovocably, every slave embraced
within its ptovlslons.-N. Y. Times. ~
This Is frightfol. The stronodst sectetary
WILL throw his portfolio into the Potomac, and
make "Rome hOWi!? unless hisnegro policy n
carried out In this rash and terrific action
three other Secretaries will join and throw theIr
portfolios into the Potomac. Where the weaker
secretaries will throw their portfolios Is moi
stated. When this catastrophe takes place,
good bye TO American liberty The founda.
tions Of the Republic will have given away, and
we ,shall all be left In the suds. Oh. Lord.
what will be done then n2-Plain Dealer. ID
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-08-23
IA fErom the'AlIsn GOO 0ty Democratic
nda Read! Read + Read ! %

Another ArbifydYy Arrest!-BrutGlity Of Pro
post MaTshals-Ihs -Tfsatnsat Received bp
Discharged White, Aperiesp Soidirs-77He
Coming Era Of A6olitior Ascsndsney!
The foll6Ning brief and Ample narrative
gives QUO .readeEs an idea OF tho way white
mep are being treated by Provost Marshals.
We also refer them to our first page, where VIC
publish an account of the most damnable out
rage committed on the person OF o white man,
by another of these MMshais, we have ever
heard OF. )" We ask our reRdosa 10 peruse these
carefully and hand to their Republican neigh
bors and ask them if they are willing that these
|1s NV name is Samuel Iitslnberges. / vas az
horn In Amauds township, Hancock county,
\ Ohio, am now 25 years old. / was drafted
lih Hancock county, Ohio, and reported fol- ssr.
Vice, ANDY was .dischargedt al ManstieId,e Ohio
about three weeks after Lwas deaIted. 1o.ssni
b. On, thevl2th day OF August 1869, about ii
O'clock, p. NJ, i started for Dr.. Wilson, who
Iresides Az miies distant, to attend upon my
wife, ,rwho was sentsriugoupons confinement
lvhenI left. noa COB S4ha baH a.ab 8 ei iasGa
r Il was returning with Dr., Wilson, about 9
o'clock, A. M, aud when within about 30C
| yards Of my residence, i was arrested BY John
Shade, Deputy Provost Marshal Of Allen coun.
lty, and John May. Deputy ,P0yost Marshsl Of
| Hancock county, 0hio,- who We're accompanied
| by from twelve to fifteen others. soJoaa Enc
| II was kept standing in the road, guarded BY
the men, during the entire night, they flourish
! ing their pistols In my face ejaid begged o
them that thoy wonld permit me TO goto my
thome just for one moment >, that Ilmlght klev
i how my wife Jared In her accouchment, and thil
Iher iirst.. was BY these Federal ofiicers, oi
lrather should say devils, refused. About day
Might was hurried off 70 Lima, IS miles dis
ltknt, and taken before the Provosto Marshsl
ihfier being refused even tho sight Of souhHss
land only child, when, after. o half houra' .ex
was TUNED loose In the streetS B
Lima, without knowing forWhht crime hh
been arrested, and left TO get homo 10 my poo
sick and heart.brokeu wife a. best may. Thil
my fellow citizens, Is the protection the CliIze