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Pilot wanted.

A STEADY. competent and capable man. having
"A athorou III .nos led of Psrila nd Ha. bor an
its o'ter approaches is waRie1 Tor the ;io age Of
the MONTREAL tcEAn STEAMSHIP CoNPANY,s
Liverpool and Glasgow Line of steamers the COM
ing wncr. The Pilot engaging for This terviee will
Balwark snoal and Aitsn's Rock Applications re-
ceis.d by JAMES l.. FARMER
yis aSw NO. 10 Exchange street
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STATE COLLEGE
-Og-
Agriculture and Mechanic Arts !

THE undersigned. Commissioners. appointed un-
L der resolve OF the last Legis aiure, an author
lied and dn neeted by sara resolve 10 in ite and re-
ceNe donations and benetaefons IN aid OF the pro.
aosed college for the benefit of A9rieHifEre esd
the Nschdsic ar S.. and TO receive proposals orthe
location thereof. hereby give notes that =, are
and proposal and ,equest tha' all ermmuniea ions
touc ang the same may be made be orr the hrst cay
of september next addressed 10 The n defs,g 3D.
WM g. CRO>Bf. ReliAst.
WM & CROSBY,
JDSEtH EATON,
SAMUEL y. rERLEY.
i,iv2Ak ,xto sertl
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NorE.-fou will please read well and ex-
plsln these instructions TO all the men under
your Immediate control-and viii acknowl-
edge receipt hereof and state that you and
they comprehend my meaning aud are pre-
pared to act up to the spirit Of this circular.
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rector 10 dismiss him.
we have heavy winters business before
US. Let 1t not be said that the Eastern Dis
trct compared unfavorably with the other
Districts of the great Railway.
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Wedding Cards,
Notes q Irritation. risiting Cards, lists OF Dam
ces, ETC.. etc, n erery rariefg and cost,
furnished at short notice.
LARGE POSTERS.
Iand-siiis. ShOp-biiIs, Program
mes, Circulars,

And plain printing of every description. Also,
RUE ard Figure Uork, executed neatly, and
terms that cannot fail 10 satisfy.
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General Manager Of 1ge.cies ia the Ncp ERolaad
states.
Assets, Slsf December, 1853, Ss5o .0ss 4
Losses raid 10 daGe, S-50050 40
DirideRd Paid ia CusA TO date, S34O. g36 .0g
ftthls Company Offers peculiar advantages to per.
Il sons intending TO Insure tneir lives in its safety
and srsbsiity a-quired in Its years expert.
ence; IN lis Asse which, without its capital of
Slu 200 lamoan's to oycrthree-quarters OF million
of dollars. bei0g more than two hundred thousand
dollars III excess of its liabilities for tho reinsurance
OF an outstanding risks; in the facilities presented
IN lis accommodating 81 stem OF payments OF premi
ums; IN the large number diversif d conditions and
occupations. various ages and localities of lives in
sured giving the largest requisite scope for the ope-
raon OF the laws OF average NOR atty and the sm-
pest guaranty to the insured for the benefits there
Of IN he division OF profit, the annual ar portion
ment OF which having tor the past fourteen wears
averaged Forty per Cent. of the premiums paid
Policies are issued upon all the pla usual with
Lie lnsurance Comp mics, and AT low rates as is
consistent with view to equity aud solyency
Parties desiring Agencies in owns where the COM
pany have none, aud those wishing Travelling Agen-
cies within the CIV England sta'es viii apply to
q. II. WILSON. 81 state Street Boston, giy,ng
sucn re erence, or inform 4tion as to age present
and past business, "a wi lenable him TO iorn judg
mcnt in regard thereto. juneladsrn
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Board Wanted

Rf oung mzu and his wife within ten miputes'
~ ~alS OF the Post Office. Address, istating Iocs
tion, terms &c..l
jyIsdif "
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Wanted,

A SITUATION wanted by Young msn. in a
N Wholesale store. Best or rel ecce given
inquirs of A HOLDEN. office near Pos, oIsee.
iva d3w
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Wanted.

A BOY, net less than sixtet years Of aye TO act
IN a. Carrier. Must come wsli rccoinluendei- -
Al rly at the Counting Room of the Press
iy1-dtf
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SD Reward.

SIOLEN from the subscriber on Tuesday Even
~ ing. while in Pierce's auction room Calf SKIN
rock bovk eoptaing Si4 in money, n noic agaiust
Char es Hoo gdon. Gorham for $50 and ! ne gainst
Charles hooper for SO. The above reward y III b.
psid Ter the recovery Of the property aud the dctee
tion OF the thief
Tune s-tf GEORGE RFcK
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The Portland Daily Press,

Thelargest daily paper east OF Boston. and having
larger circulation than all the other daiies in the
city combined. is published at The Office in Fox
Block. s: f-s Exchange Street, every morning
Sunday excepted, al
$500 Per Annum,
Prom which 4? T.? per cent. Is discounted for
ADVANCE PAYMENTS. Semahnual and quarterly
subscriptions pro reta. Less than three months
sixty cents per month, or 10 cents week. SINGLE
CORES CENTS.
ER- Newsdealers supplied at the rate of two and
one-third dollars per hundred.
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Last,
Substitutes.

A Nj one wanting Suss;iin;e c. for one or three
"A years, can be supplied with one by calling upon
ENchao &c streets.
J. ". TODD,
~ One wh1 believes the Rebellion can re Put
down by the Union forces
jaiy s2eod3ws
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Cursants Wau,e,,

''HE highest market price pad for ripo Curran,s
GREENoTGu & MORSE
Portland, July 19-d&wif
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ROarf.

QUITS OF Rooms, with Board. can be obtained by
- applying Immediately at ~ Danfvrih street
May llgh. mlyl.dtf
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WANTS, LOST, FOUND
Curralats Wanted.

F'HE subscriber wants fro m 20 TO 50 bushels Me,
Il Ripe is'Taats, for whsch he will pay tbs high.
est marAei pr &C, at his store iu SsccsrapIa
,,a,s H. S. CLAY.
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BRADeORD 4 HARxON.
Pension and Claim Agcn Is,
Established in SSH
CrlLL continue TO devo'e their - tcisl O exeIe-
- sive ait ntion TO the pres Gu iol Of clsims ior
Pensions, Bouniies, Anears of Pay and
PIixe Money,
And all other claims against the Cover nert, tav-
ing hcso cuy hcens. d ther IA.
" All advice tree Terms as 10. as At any eth
or Agency. aud no pay ieQunee until the sialnsare
obtained.
Office IS Exchange street. jose Block.
e. K. HARMON.
June 2l.-dtf
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WHOLE NO. $40.
Letters Remainiug Un,,.,,...-.

the Post cflice at Portland, State of .ips os,h
Il day o July, 1854. ~ 'ne' <oth
10 obtain any ofihese letteIs. the arplicsp,
must call iof 'darersts, kH,ss' NV, M. sA,
THIS last, and pay one cent for adyertising 's W
F-'lf not called Tor within one s.o.fh ,b.v vu,
De sent to iheD Al Letter Ofi.e 'Ae' "nA
rec Delivery of letters by carriers. n, The re.-
fsliotS. "neis' may be steuiea by Observing the
h., =. DHee. letters plainly TO the street and rum
q - ,,sa,ii Me.. as the ! o't , M ana stsfe
S,t lieaa letters nth The wsiter : osf o5rc> ana
81, & strsst and sHssber, siga hen n aiaIv w.r.
eordIngly. A-s"eis 10 eiiseasd &C
S Letters 10 strangers or ,,.ns.,.n.
sn Iowa OF eii,, whose SPECIAL aaoress nav bs m.
car' - Hva.1 ~ "a Ie ma <. q. "a tie lower lefr ,snd
Place the pos age so. d., ,h.
aand CORNER aud feare bocs e.w..,' ~ .seas
ths W. .isiBg. 'nserierins WIN
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN u. GILMAN. Editor,
published at Nc. s2i EXCHANGE STREET, by
N. A. POSTER 81 CO.

TEE PORTLAND DAILY PRRssis published at as 90
psr year; If paid strictly In advance, discount Of
&i.to will be made.
Single copies three cents.
rHB MAINE STATE PnRss is published every Thurs
q lay norning,at $500 per hnnum, in advance; So 25
If paid within six months and $3.50, If payment be
delayed beyond thsgear.
Rates of Advertising:
oneinch ofspace In length Of column, constitutes
a"SQUARRn q
sl.50 per square daily first week. IS cents per woek
Aferi three insertions less Sl00 Continuing eve
ry other day after first week. so cents.
Hall square, three insertions or lese rs centa: one
week, sl.00; so cents per week after.
Under head Of AAUsBAENTe 81 90 per souare per
wsek; three insertions or less xl6O
SPECIAL NOTICES, Sl.55 per square first week
eVV per square eter; three insertions or iess 81 Us
slz5.
Advertisements inserted In the MAfNB STATE
fRKss (which hak large circulation in every part of
the state for 90 cents per square addition 10 the
above rates, for each insertion
LR0AL EcTICKa Rt usual rates,
Transient advertisements must be paid form ad.
vance
BUSINESS NorIoKs. in reading columns, 12 cent?
per llne Tor one Insertion. Nc charge less than fifty
esnte tor each insertion.
~ All conu'unications intended Tor the paper
shoulc Ie directed to the "Rdffor Qffhe Press and
those Of business character to the Publishers.
gH-Jon PRINTING OF every description executed
witr dispatch.
r. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
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THE DAILY PRESS.
CALORIC POWER
JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
N. A. FOSTER & CO.,
Proprietors.
Fox Block, 80 1-2 Exchange st.,
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Attention is respectfully invited to our unrivalled
facilities for executing in
THE BEST STYLE OF THE ART,
Every description of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
Our Establishment is furnished with all the ap-
proved
MODERN MACHINERY,
Book and Fancy Types
Win bear favorable comparison with any establish
ment in the city.
Business and Professional Cards,
lof every variety, style and cost
PRINTED AT SHORTEST NOTICE.
Bili-Heads Ruled and Cut in the Neat.
est Manner.
BLANKS AND BANK CHECKS,
OF every description executed in the best style.
Railroad, and other Corporation Work, done
with promptness and fidelity.
INSURANCE POLICIES. BILLS or LADISG,
TINE TABLES aud all sorts OF LEGAL
D0cUMRRTS, At short notice
Sermons, Reports, and all kinds Of Pamphlets.
Putup In superior style.
BrOnZed and COlored Labels. +
Eos Apothecaries. Merchants and Fancy Dealers,
got up in the best style Of tho art.
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u N / O N
Mutual Life Insurance Go.
INCORPORATED by the STATE OF MAINE
oaoftef ferpe'aaf' Organised, 1870.
DIRECTORS OFFICE.
oe state street, Boston, Mass.
PresideHf-HENRY CROCKER
tace- e-Presidens-DSNIEL SHARP
SccretGry-W. H. HOLLISTER

III. G. WILSON,
General Manager ofdgeRcies ia The Neio England
states.
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ottfI LII EhH.
u Howell ssh Anne J kns ell
Frederick X Ru sell Brig A Ross capt Smith
joha " Ray sett he iof capi Ntoe
Capt Ambrose smilt m seh 4 NJ rr'man
Is derick Av.riil barque Lucy Nienos espt Jas
Ford
capt Geo F.Keen ms.ier of sch Little Mac
rhos M ~ ute capt -ch Moses Edoy
Cart Edgar err sch Mary raiter
thomas II, car sh p Roehambraa
tapt 4 has W Dies son c. ; Ce.f en-
Ca.t smith Mason oVcruh ms 2
A.. q DOLE. tostmss,erS
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Repairing promptly and faithfully Done.

In conn ction with the above establishme Mt Ia an
Iron Foundry, with large assortment of patte, ms
and Planning Mill, where wood planip OF all kinds
may be done. may2dtf
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

"a. .OOa worth Of Ladies. Furs, c,nGgns Of Fitch,
Minis French Sable Wstes Mrt xissS0nsi i r. espSs spsd
10 suit the purchaser, eithsr the GET or single
piece at as low prices as me same goo1 have been
Sold for two years ago. Iadss, 9atl soon and exam
my stock OF fa5s ~ Ga
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

- AUSTRALIAN Gohp,7In the 6rst six
M months q The sya saf 1864, s1s,s4l ounces Of
e:ooid have beepexported from Victoria. Of
This, however, Isl ,0l3 oanSes was the pro-
duce of New Zealand mines. Deducting
this quantity and, on the other hand, ad,
ding l. l33ounces, by which amount tho
deposits in The treasury and IN the hands
Of the banks we're greater at the end Of the
half than at its beginning, we have 779,46l
ounces as the net yield sf the Victorian
fields for the first bali Of 1864 The
average number Of minors IN fsbe halfyesr
was SO, 1 rs namely, 60,067s Europeans and
q, ,I08 Chinese. 70 yaluing the gold produced
at "a an ounee,it gives Fl Ss. Id. as the
average weekly earnings Of each man.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-23

baf 8s ,smsfi wsNEW ss1sa
sisi5ios adt gnoms ''s1o1ia1i" 10 =
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
Synopsis OF the Weather for the
Year 1853,

We are indebted to GEORGE F. NEWTON Esq,
for the following interesting notes on the weather
during the past year
The Coolest day of each month Cf 1863, was
January LIST, February Sd, March 18th, April lst,
May 9th, June 7th, July 10th, August 29th Sep.
tember 18th, October 18th, November Goth, and
December 18th.
The coolest day during the year was Feb. Sd.
Hottest day in each of the summer months was
May 2lst, June 18th, July 9th, August LIST, and
Sept. II tn Hottest day of the year, July 9Th.
Frosts in the Summer months May 9Th,
18th and 18th June Sd, 4th, 7th, 8th and 9th
July l7th; August 9th, 30th and 3lst ; Septem-
ber lst 18th. goth, 2lst, 23d, 26th aud 9th
The frost of Sept. Goth being much the hurdest
The longest periods during the year withou,
rain or snow was from May 18th to 29th, l;
days August 10Th to 23d, l2 days.
Heaviest storms were as follows Heav,
: thunder with hail and rain, March 18th. Heay,
thunder and wind, June 2d and June 5th. Heav.
thunder and rain, July Sd, and heavy thunder oil
December l2.
Snow fell on forty days, to the depth of 49,
inches.
Raned on ll3 days, 10 of which it rained a
Iday.
There we're I'll days that were fine and clee
all day, and l94 cloudy, more or less 76 of whic
were cloudy all day.
The following table shows the number of day
on which it showed, rained, &C., for the Who'll
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
Hon. G. VaIlandiGharn.

A correspondent of the Democratic Stan
daW, published at Anderson, Ind, writing
from Ann. Arbor, Michigan, makes the
following alhsion to Hon. c. l.. NALLAN-
pIGIIAM He first speaks Of the visit of the
students of the "Michigan State Universe
ty" to Windsor, and of the address deliver
ed to them by Mr.. VALLANDIdHAM, and
says
II have always been most enthusiastic
admirer of the man, but on making his ac-
ouaintance, my fondest expectations were
more than realized. found in him not on
" the shrewd, adroit politician, but the cour,,
teous gentleman the eminent scholar, and
the Christian statesman. What Il wide dif-
ference between him and his petty. and cow
ardIv rcvilers and traducers. High above
the miserable hordes of placemcn and cat
ering demagogues, who are ever ready to
/ bow the servile knee TO the elevated cap OF
every Gesler, and for what? that they may
be granted the slavish boon of basking in
the sunshine of Executive favoritism (green-
backs,) he stands the true opponent OF
principles, well founded and Just, instead Of
men, and with his. characteristic tearlessnes'
he denounces the ''minionS Of usurped pow
er. :" and with his magnanlmlty OF soul, h'
challenges to honorable debate all who hon
esty differ with him.
lie is bidding his time
And time sets all things even,"
Let not his enemies lay the tatterlng unc'
ton to their souls that he Is dead.
.sThat not their trespass but his madnass speaks
1t will but skin and film the ueerouS place.
The great, warm patriotic, heart Of the
country beats in unison with that OF th'
patriotic exile. His noble and unseliish
sacrifices for Constitutional liberty, his un
firing labors in behalf Of his distressed
countrymen, will survice the mutations o.
time, and as the memory of young Emme
and Burk is still venerated and reyered II
Ireland, and that of William |, Ten e 6y th'
hardy Swiss peasantry, so will Nallandighan
be remembered by postcrity, and thei
grateful sons and daughters will ever halloy
the name of the man who so manfully bat
fled for their heritage.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
yaluandighan, rund.

Pursuant TO previous notice a meeting
Of Democratic ladies Of Hardy Township
convened at the Court House, in Mllers-
burg, on Saturday evening, Jan. 9th, for
the purpose Of making arrangements for
contributing to the proposed fund for the
aid of Hon. &. l.. VALIANDIGuAM and
his family. MRs. SAMUEL McCRoRY was
chosen President, and Miss VIRGINIA JUS
TlCE, Secretary It ,
The object of the meeting being stated
the following officers were elected:
Corresponding Secretary--MRs. j, w.
RICE; Treasurer - MRS. LAURA VAN
| EvERIE.
On motion the President, Treasurer and
Secretary were appointed an Executive
Committee.
On motion committee was appointed to
canvass each school district in the township,
as follows
Millersburg-MRs. w. NJ. LowTHER,
Miss ELLEN WOODS, Miss MARY VoGEL,
MISS JERusHA CALHooN, Miss ETTIF
LEADBETTER and Miss EMMA BENFoRD.
list district-MRs. J. }. ALBERTsoN,
Miss ROSETTA DAWSON.
2nd do.--MIss ELNoRA Gown, Miss
ELIZABETH MAcKLIN.
3rd do.-MRs. Harry CASTER, Miss
MARTHA FRENCH. ..
4th do.-MIss MATrrA NETIrrRow
MISS MARGARET ANDERSON.
9TH do.-Mlss ELIZABETH HARPsTER
MISS ANNA KERR.
9th do.-Mlss VIRGINIA NEWTON, Miss
ELLEN PARKINSON.
7th do.-MRs. CALVIN CARY, Miss
MARY A. Worries.
1t was requested that each member o
the several committees keep Il record OF al
contributors and the amount given b.
each.
1t was also requested that the Democrat
ladies of the several townships i'll the coun
ty lend helping hand in the good work.
The several committees and officers q
the Association were requested to meet a
: Hon. ID. y. LEADBETTER' 5 residence mex
Saturday evening to report progress
On motion the meeting adjourned.
: MARGARET McCRoRY, President.
= VIRGINIA JUSTICE. Secretary.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14


LOYALTY SEEKING CovER.-The draft
has worked wonderfully. Since it has been
suspended over the people we have not
heard man boast of being a member OF
the loyal league When demand was
made upon their patriotism it oozed out,
simmered down, effervesced and non est
They dom want to be understood as being
more loyal than anybody else, when loyalty
is expected to reveal itself by its works,
"The harp that once through Tara's Halls
The soul of music shed,
Now hangs at mute on Tara's walls,
As if that soul were fed.
So sleeps the pride of former days;
So glory's thrill is o'er,
And hearts that once beat high for praise.
Now feel that pulse no more.'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
rhe case of Consul G;iddings.

The Montreal Transcript says that Justice
Smith rendeered judgement in the case of
Rcdpath, against the American Consul Gen
cral, Honorable Joshua X. Giddings, ON
Thursday. The judgement was given at
great length, and went to sustain the Capi-
as, and as a consequence hold the bail, Mr.
Harrison Stephens and Mr.. Hira Gould,
good for the appearance of the defendant
and the damages should such be given =
The athdavits placed on the record by de-
fendants counsel were ordered to be struck
off as irrelevant and calumnious. PLAIN
| UeoLor
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
The Democratic Raft.

IAN Abolition orator, ridiculing the Dem
ocratic party, described it as a raft. The
metaphor is correct The raft is the only
water craft which cannot be sunk. The
waves dash over it in vain. And the Dem
ocratic Party, although drenehed with
food of Abolition ballots, will still float
along the tide of American history. Other
parties can be destroyed by defeat; but the
democratic, never. Its principles are etelr-
nal, and will never die The Democratic
raft cannot be sunk. - Wdgne 60, Democrat
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
Rebe, Governors Of Rebel states

The Richmond Sentinel publishes the fol
lowing list of the Governors Of the several
States Of the Conicdcracy
Alabama-Thos. II. Watts; Arkansas--
II. Flanagan; l'lorida--John Milton Geor
gia-J. Il. Brown. Kcntucky,a,-Richard
Halves; Louisiana-Henry w. Allen; Mis-
-issppi- Charles Clarke; Missouri-T G.
Reynolds; North Carolina-I. B. Vance
South Carolina-M. l.. Bonham; Tcnncs
see-Robert i. Caruthers (not yet inang
uratcd;) Tcxas-Pendlcton Marrah; Vir
ginia-Wiiam Smith; from January, ga.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
s61O.OOO More stolen.

A Patriot" by the name of Capt Tom,
Stoddard, has been detected by portion OF
the "Government" in wholesale fraud. -
He has stolen SIX HUNDRED AND
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS! Which
act certainly ranks the Captain as patriot
of the first water. u
OF course this 'patriot' is loyal, lie
ought to become partner of Captain llnrtt,
in the publication of the Ohio State jour
nal, the organ Of the Abolition party OF
Ohio - Ey ...
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
Death of Hon. Caleb smith.

Hon. Caleb B. Smith, Judge of the Uni
ted States District Court for Indiana, died
at indianapolis on Thursday evening, in the
fifty sixth year of his age. He had held
many important civil Offices in Indiana. and
was IA member of Congress from that State
from lS43 to lS47. On the formation of
President Lincoln's Cabinet, Mr.. Smith
was appointed Secretary. Of the Interior -
Having resigned that office he was in De
cember, 1862, appointed to the position he
held at the time of his death. STATESMAN.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
A Chance for n Good Bargain.
Guardians Sale.

TN pursuance of an order Of the Probate Court OF
| Holmes county, Ohio made oil the 2ist day OF
N,nWhar' 4 ID. 1858, in the case of John Kline.
Of Dayt and Francis Baker sgsiast his
nacer,ber. A. d., 1869, at o'clock z. NJ, on the
premises offer at public sale the undivided half
follows; being part Of the south east quarter OF
in the military district bounded as follows; Be
ginning at the north west corner Of said quarter
Thence south one hundred and twenty eight per-
ches, thence east fifty perches, thence, north one
hundred and twenty eight perches, thence west
dfty perches TO the place of beginning.
Terms Of sale one third cash on the day OF SAFE,
one-third in one and ono-third in two years from
The dav az sale to be secured by mortgage on the
nremises sold, and the deferred payments TO bear
interest at the rate of six per centum per annum'
PAYABLE annually.
Appraised at ssi ,ouN KItNF
Guardian of David and Francis Baker,
By ID, ID. HELi.ER, his AttY
Nov e6 5w.-si,6S
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
No fine All Part Wet Snow Dept

Depth of snow during the year 1862, 72 in
chcs ,oo,
Excess of depth of snow in 1863 over 1862,
~ inches. ,oc,
Depth of snow during the winter of 1862 and
| 1863, l0315 inches.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
LEGAL NOTICE.

TOSEPH HALL, Of the State Of Iowa, is hereby
D notified that on the 18th day Of December. A
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of llome.
county, Ohio, then in vacation, against the said
Joseph Hall and Benjamin Hall, ordering them
that by the first day of the next term of said court
to be holden in and for said county, commencing
on the 9th day of February, D 1864, they appear
and show cause, if any they have, why certain
judgement rendered by said court at its Septcm
ber term, 1853. to.wit: On the nth day of Septem
ber, 1853 in favor Of X. I. Critchfeld and agaihs
the said Joseph Hall and Benjam Hall, for Tho
sum of six hundred and eight dollars and twent!
cents, and upon which there is now due and un
paid the sum of thirty-seven dollars and twent!
cents, should not stand revived against the defen
dants in said judgment, which has become dormen
by reason of there being no writ of execution is
sued thereon for more than five years,
CRITCllfIELD q UHL
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
| Dec. 81, 1863, PISA IS ..E.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-01-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
GROCERY FOR SALE !

tVHE undersigned desires to Wholesale his entire
stock OF groceries, and give his lease OF the
rooms he now occupies, running one year from next
sprinr His stock is good and the location ls one
of the very best in Millersburg.
This is rare chance for any one wishing TO go
into the grocery business.
II p All those having accounts with mo arc re-
quested to call and settle up without della.
GEORGE SCHNORR.
Jan. -4th, 1S6iw3