Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-10

TOWNSHIP NOMINATIONS. Tho Demo
~A cracy Of Hardy. Township
\kH will meet at Millcrsburg on
sntuFSayi MarsS yissl t1o an% lSih n@Ssesa qSy ol
in the usual manner TO nominate township |
ticket to be voted for at the Spring election.
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MAsoNIc-Thc members of Millersburg
Chapter Royal Arch Masons are requested
to meet next Saturday evening.
TO CoRREspoNDENTs.- NJ. II, is in
formed that we publish no communication
without knowing the author name.
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REMEMBER. = Remember that Esquire
ALBERTsoNs sale is to-day and. Il. w.
FoRBs' next Saturday.
QUESTION IF LINCOLN gave | 200 men
in the Florida slaughter to secure three
votes for President, how many would he
give for certainty of the Office?
BRICK MAKING a-There is a splendid
opening for some enterprising man to en-
gage in brick making near this place. Ma
ny buildings would go up in Millersburg if
brick could be procured.
ALL CLEAR The quota of Holmes co.
is full. Every township has furnished the
required number of men, 1t was the first
county in the State to be wholly out of the
draft.
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DIVINE SERVICE. Elder J. r. FRAME
will preach next Sunday at II o'clock, and
at night Subect-for morning discourse
Church Government, and the relation
which Preacher sustains to church. At
night-The Divine Platform of Union.
TRUE.-Advertising has the same effect
on business that liberal fertilizing has on ag-
riculture 1t produces a fat harvest. The
largest fortunes in trade have been made by
extensive advcrtisers-men who kept push
ing their wayonward by the aid of printers
ink
To CANDlpAT Those who design be-
ing candidates for nomination on the 10Th
inst must hand in their names accompa-
MED by 25 cents, on or before Thursday
evening of next week. as we design print
ing the tickets Friday morning. Those
who neglect this notice need not growl if
their names are left off the ticket.
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OK FURLoUUI -rwenty-tw re enlisted
men from Co. G, IS Regiment, came home
On furlough last Friday. They are in good
spirits and look fine. We hope they may
have pleasant soiourn among theirfriends.
Nine Of the Company declined to re-enlist
and were transferred to other regiments.
DEvIN.-DEvIN, the fool who misrepre-
sents this district in the Ohio Senate, re-
Gently gave notice Of bin to prevent per
sons from contributing to the Eallandigham
Fund With such public servants as he,
the Ohio Legislature should be abolished
and its duties transferred to the Lnnatit
Asylum.
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Ono STATEsMAN.-LoUIsB BAKER, Esq
formerly of the Wheeling Register, ha
taken an interest in the Ohio Statesman
lie paper HIS Iceu cllldIScl anu iIttCl I'LL
proved and with such editorial talent n
Messrs LAYMAN & BAKER bring into req
nisition is in fine trim for doing valiant la
Dor in the Democratic vineyard.
A CHANoE.-Mr GRIFFIN, proprieto
of the Hotel at Homesvile, has sold th
establishment to g. w. FINNEY Mr.. {
kept good hotel; but there was such
niger odor about it that Democrats decEn
ed to congregate there Mr.. FINNEY is
good man and a sound Democrat, and W,
hope he may do a prosperous business. =
He is to take possession the lst of April.
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THE Bounty FUND.-In this township
we have some 81, 800 left after filling tn,
quota of the township. The terms upo,
which the money was subscribed required
any excess to be distributed proportionatel,
among the contributors. The Treasure
will shortly strike dividend and be read.
to pay back to the several districts whateve
they are entitled to. 1t is supposed abou
Is per cent. will be returned.
MCNLEl.lIAN hEPOBI I'll Hc DuDHSHcI
of the Chicago Times are about to issue ,
cheap edition of MCCLELLAN's s Report, pa
per covers, which can be secured at the fol
lowing prices
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y o,tye
tO o,ot
Let some one get up club of fifty o
more. An active man can secure that man.
in two hours at twenty-five cents apiece.
ALL FOR McCLEIIAN.-Near all tn
soldiers we have talked to on the subject
and it is goodly number, have declares
their preference for General MCCLELLAN
for the Presidency. They think, and cor
rectly too, that if ''Little MAC" had ha,
his own way the war would now be ende'
and the Union restored. Gen, McCLELLA.
fought for the Constitution and the Union
and most of the soldiers prefer fighting 70
these to risking their lives for the freedom
of the niggers
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Among tn
new advertisements in to-day spaper will b.
found S. r. WEIRIcH's. Mr. w. has
splendid stock of Hardware, etc., and i