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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15
Nnficc In PARTITION.

DANITL s. YODTtt, Samuel s. Yodcr, Mcha-
~ Cl GinuCrich. Jos pin Giugcrich, Noah Go-
der and Cathariup Nudpr, win take notice that q
petition was filed against them on the 18Th day
of November, 4. II. 1861, in the Court OF Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Holmes nnd
Mishler his Wife and Is now pending, wherein
said Peter e. Nuehlrr and Mary MlShlcr de.
rnands partition of the following lands ana ten
cments situate in the county Of Holmes and
state of Ohio, and described as follows: \ part
of the north-c east quarter of section SIX, town
ted lands in the military district subjcct TO sale
Mt Ianes vile, Onto, commenting at the north
west corner of said quarter, thence south along
the west line of said quarter TO the southwest
corner of said quarter: thence along the south
line of said quarter one hundred and twenty
Of said quarter to tho north limo of said quar-
for. tbrnra west along the north linr of said
ounrtcr one hundred and tWguty rods to the
place ufbeginninr, containing ono hundred and
twenty acres of land. Also, the southeast quar-
ter of section five, township eight ana range i've
and sixty pcros ut band. Also, the southeast
part Ot the north -eas guerter Of section number
five. township eight upt range i've, CDH1uCn-
cling at the southeast cCrrCr of satd quarter
thence north eight chains and tfiV links
thence south aiXiy-uIn, degrees west twenty
four chains and thirty--iN links TO the south
line of said quarter; thence cusi along said south
line twputy-twO chains and righty-tour links To
the place Of beginning, containing uiuc acres
and seventy huudrcdth~ OF an acre more or less;
md that az the next rorfn of said court tlp said
Peter c. Mishler and Mary Nshlnr viii apply
premises
VOoRHEs g. EErp,
Attorney for Petitioners.
November a. lsGl-pfsli 20
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15
sherin,s sale.
SAMUEL ELLIOTT.

=AALEL ELLIOTT,
vs..
WILLIAM sUMMOSY, CT al.
pY virtue OF an order OF sale Issued nom the
- Court ot Common Pleas OF Holmes county,
ONO, IN q certain civil aston therein pending,
wherein samuel Elliott b. pluiutl ihInd Militant
SuInmony II defendant and 80 me directed as
Sherln of sfud county, | will OTTER for sale 1T
public auction, AT the north door Of the Court
House, In the village OF Miilersburg, in said
Holmes county,
On MoHday, .jaHUag 2Hd, lsG5,
seribod real estate lying and being In said
Holmes county, to-wit: Lot number nineteen
OF section Two, Ia township eight aud range six
containing one hundred acres.
Appraised al S. Terms cash.
- JOHN x. NELSON,
Dec. J. ie6i-plso 70 .Hs..a sheriff
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15


TOMAS sUMMIRLoTT Of the STATE Of India;
- na, Emanuel tiitcs, oi tho state of iowa, and
Valentine llitcS OF the state OF virginia, VIII
take notice that Susan DONALDSON oithe county
of Holmes and state OF ono, an on the WIN day
of February. A. u. 1861. hlc lcr supplemental
petition In the Court of Cummon PlCas within
and for tho county of Holmes in said state OF
Ohio against George HitCs Jonas Suinmerlott,
Valentine liites, Adoline Hitcs, Eliza niteS,
Catharine Hites, Emnnuel iliteS' ahd tSlGT sdtT
Painter. defendants. setting fortn thaI tilc sliSl
George Hites on the 2d day Of MAYA. ~ looU,
gave mortgage 20 the said Sushn .ohallSo,l - ~,
on the follow ing promises situate IN thc county
of Holmes and @fntc OF ONO 0Nu bOundeu anu
described ns follows: Being Lot number one IN
fhe tfir1 ouorfcr of the tchth township in the
sevcnth rang of The tract appropriated for sat
lsfyinp warrants for military services cpntain-
ing one huudred acres, except SO much thgrcot
as WINS sold and conveyed by said George Hitcs
aud Mary HiteS TO Em1nuel llitcs, to secure the
paymcnt OF four hundred dollars according 10
certain notes referred TO In said mortgage, ana
since the giving Of Snid mortgage the Stld uc-
PENDANTS Valentine Ilitc,, Eliza lIiivs, AdalnH
UiteS aud Cathaiinc Hitgs, claim some interest
I'm said premises rs subsequent mortgages, ana
that said Peter Painter claims an interest IN
said promises aS assignee of said Jonas sum
mcrlott and PRAYING for the sale ofsotd preini-
ses an order adjusting the liens of said defend;
ants according 10 thcirrpSpCCiiVc priOrltCS, ana
for tho application of the proceeds Of said sale
accordingly. And the said Jonas SununeriDtti
Emanuel IIitcs ana Valentine llitcS are notincd
that they are required to appear and answer
said supplemental petition on or before the 3rd
saturday after the l2th day Of January, y. ID.
lS6j next
NooRItFs & REED,
Dec, 1. lS8L--w7pfsl3 50 Attys for Plaintiff
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Notice in Partition.

EREDERGCK CAMPBELL, Mnry \. Camp.
II bell, Robert Campbell, Julip Ann FIRST,
and Jacob First, her husband, viii take notice
that u petition WINS nlpl against them on the
2lst day Of November, 1864, IN the Court of Com
mon Pleas within aud for the county ot Holmes
Ohio, by John Campbell, and Is now pending,
wherein the said John Campbell demands par
tition of the following lands aud tcurm"niS y
Ing ana being iu said Holmes county, tu-wit :
Lot number nuccn m section four township
nine and range nine, containing one hundred
acres of land, more or less. Nud at the next
term of said Court the sud- John Campbell viii
apply for an ordor that partition may be modt
of said premises.
NOoUIIS & RErD,
Attorneys Tor Petitioner.
Nov. 81, lSGl-w7pf3G 30
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15
V'etitlOn for Divorce.

MARTHA V. ScInn2DER, ! In Holmes Com
mon Pleas.
CHARLES LOUIS ScuRUpEE.J In Divorce.
l'IhRlES LOUIS SCHROEDER, the defend
~ ant, whose residence is unknown to the
pluiutlW win take notice that the said Martini
V. Schroeder did on the Goth day of November,
A. u. 1851. Hle her Petition IN the Office Of tho
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Plons within and
for the county OF Holmes and state of ohio,
charging ia, said defendant with being wlltully
absent, from suid plaintiff for more than three
years last ia (. and asking thnt She may be di-
vOrcel from the said duondunt, ana tlIt Ehc
may be restored cher maiden name Of Martha
alleges that the residence of the said defendant
is unknown to said plaintiff; which said Pcti-
tion Will be for hearing at the nest term of said
Court,
MARTHA V. SCHROEDER,
by WORRIES ~ REED.
Dec. l. lsOi-W7pfS7 80
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15

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SgIEEAEE"s SALE.
Moses LrApnrrrEn, }

MOSES LEADBErrER, }
vs.
LOUIS RAMEY, at. al. J
DY virtue Of an order Of snle issued from the
ID Court OF Common llcus OF Holmes county,
ohio, In n certain ciVil action therein pending,
wherein Moses lcHdbCttCr ls pluintiuUud Lott
Is Rnmey Is defendant, aud 70 me directed as
Sheriff of said county | win Otur for sale nj
public auction, nt tho north door OF the Court
House, ia tho village Of Mllurhurg, in said
Holmes county
On NouddU, january Oh, 1865,
Mt o'clock T.. NJ ofsnld day, tho following de
scribcd rcnl estate, situate la suld Iiulmcs couu-
ty, to.Hit; Bping "a purt of Out-Lot number ten
OF the third addition to the tuluO MlllCrsbuTs
commyucug GIN feet north two dDgtrrS east OF
the north west corner of Robert Long g'AdWclllng
and running south eighty -ic"ht degrees cust
fourteen pDrchvs, tuvuyv north two degrees east
seven prschr- ana seven links; theucc uurth
ctghty-ctght degrees west i've pyrcho Hnd tNVu-
ty-thrcc links; thouov south two dvgrrcs west
six porohcs and twelve links; thonco north
Cighty-cight degrees west eight pcrchts and two
links; thence south twenty links to the place
half perchca of land moro or less, together with
tue steam foundry erected upon said premises.
The steam engine Of six horse power, with all
the appurtcuuucys curludiug AN patterns, nusll,
tools aud other uNlurrH uul thluE. used Ia and
about said tluurN aud tHrvuutp belonging.
Taken "a tho property of aud Louis liunCI
aud X T. Critchnold, 10 satisfy tho claim ot a0io
Moses Lcadhcttcr.
AppItised ats Tcrns c1gh.
JOHN a. NELSON,
Dec, s. Is6l-pf3o a sheriff.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15
AYERS ua Hr H.
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On MnnHnM .Llnllnlm nM. lRG5.
EMAIA II. S2nIII }
"a =

EMAIA II. SAnIu }
JAMES SMITH, ct nl,
DN yiTturc OF an order OF sale issued frum the
- Court at Common lloDs oi lIulmr- county
Ohio, iu o. certain civil action ther,u ending.
wherein Emmn Il. smith b. plaintluaud James
smith i.d'it A 10 mc directed us Sherlfiof said
COUNTY wi4 1iler for sale 40 puhiIu auctlu at
OF Millershurs, n said Holmes county,
On WoadaH Juaua,y 2ad, 1863,
nj o'cloc, L. N. u said day, the following do
soribed real estate, lying aud b,ing In snid
Holmes county, to-Hit Biuu Iot nutnhrr
ten 40 IN the aura Gli quarter township, num-
Der eight ~ In range six bj containing one hun
drCd acres, moro or lesa,
Appraised ats Terms wash.
JOHN =. NEi son
Dee !. lSJi-pfsj 40 sheriff
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15
New York Prices !

The people of Holmes county can avoid delay
and save ii, great expense in freight by buying of
u.s. II Is therefore to their interest as wen as
ours for them to call and examine our stock.
WEIMER 4 SrElNBACliER.
June o. 1861.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15
Select School !

THE FOURTH SESSION. of this Institution
l. will open, .,.
September 7th.
The Scholastic Year is divided into four quar-
ters of ten weeks each. NO. .. HFI. = =
Terms per quarter, payable in advance-s3 90
and 81 90, according to class. No pupil receiv-
ed for less time than one quarter. and no deduc-
ton made for absence except I'm case of sick
ness. ..f.tsFr. .. Nj. Il. LOWAfAN, tHn
Sept. lst, lS6i-m3 Principal.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-15
St. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheun,
Scald Head, Sore Eyes. t..

From Hrrcy Sieiicr, Esq, tie oble eo'itrr IF tie
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25
BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE.

new line Of entertainments which, after
successive assaults, we failed to carry but
hold and entrenched our advanced posi-
tons from the forces Of the enemy, With
the enemy's new lines, it is entered
Lees army.
No report has been received by the De-
partment, concerning the casualties of our
army In its operations since crossing the
James River. except the death of Maj.
Morton, mentioned yesterday.
Gen. Sherman reports to-day, the enemy
and storm, and q daylight we entered his
line from right to left, The whole army is
In pursuit as far as the Chattahootichie.
Gen. Sherman adds: start at once for Ma.
rietta.
No military intelligence from any other
quarter has been received to-day.
(Signed.) EN-. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25
Report ~ me Treasurer,

NEW YORK, June 2O.-The Assistant
Treasurer, this afternoon, received from
the Secretary of the Treasury, the follow
ing important statement Of tine position Of
the public debt and its circulation:
The amount Ct debt, including all legal
tender notes, and unpaid acquisitions. lis
$I,7l9. SOS, 16s IS. amount of INTEREST bear
ing legal tender notes Withdrawn, $3.50,
07s, 1000; amount Of ordinary legal tender
notes withdrawn and placed in reserve,
$l.7 25, SS7, 200, showing q reduction at pres.
emit Of legal tender notes Of all descriptions,
of 5,6l4, 957 200. This statement shows
the actual present state of the debt and
circulation. Of course it will he necessary
to replace portion of the Ave per cent,
legal tenders, with compound interest al
six per cent. es @6r
(Sigred.) s. p. CHASE.
Mr.. Cisco states that the commercial and
personal assurances Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury say that it is not the purpose 81
Mr.. Chase to Issue an amount Of the com.
pound interest at per cent, equivalent e
the amount Of legal tenders thus retired,
but to contract the circulation as much al
possible and to regulate future issues d
currency by the strictest necessity.
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BERMUDA HUNDRED. June Ia. via Bar.
TIMoRE, June z1.-There was lighting II
front Of Petersburg up to o'clock yester-
day without decisive results, but We cou-
stantly gain ground. We captured anoth-
er piece of artillery yesterday. Decisive
results are expected soon. Everything q
satisfactory with the army.
paratively quiet. Our lines now extend
some distance beyond Petersburg up To
Appomattox river.
Grant and Butler went up James River
yesterday and had an interview with Ad.
miral lee.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

HEADQ'Rs NEAR PETERssuRu. June Is,
contrary to expectation, no general en-
gagement occurred yesterday, although
hghting on our left WAS at times very hea-
w. EARLY in the morning the 9th and Cd
corps. forming the left Of our line, were
considerably advanced, where for q short
time the fighting was exceedingly severe.
The results Of the battle. though not decis-
i've, were favorable. Four additional guns
were captured by the I'd corps in their
charge, making q total Of % guns, while we
are materially advanced
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-06-25

THlRTY.ElHGTH CON6R8OOe
WASHINGTON, June 2e.-H0UsK-1lr.
WILSON, Of Iowa, moved the appoi1tnlent
Of Two additional Committees, one on In.
ternal Revenue, and one on Banks and
Banking. -.
MI. PRICE moved that the Judiciary
Committee report the bill - repeal tno acs
compelling street cars to rum on Sun0ey. ;.
The SPEAKER said the Senate had NOT
yet acted on the bill.
On motion Of Mr.. COX, the, subject Wae
laid on the table, by Q vote Of 90 70 IS.
The Committee on Elections reported thoc
John &. Scott was entitled to retain hte
seat for the Sd District Of odi1souri. Laid
over for the present. -AsS
The Bill providing that in granting Lands
to aid in constructing railroads. and for
other purposes, mineral lands are g b OK
cluded and reserved to tho United 6tatess
was passed. -
On motion Of Mr.. KINNEY, Delegate
from Utah, the Committee on Post Omces
and Roads, was instructed to enquire into
the expediency Of repeating 20 much Of the
existing law d prohibits the carrying Of
newspapers and other printed matter n
the overland mail. a@
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From Memphis.

MEMPHIS, June 16.-The steomer Pio-
neer, from vicksbnrg, arrived to-day with
forty prisoners. She was fred on from diff
ferent points on her way up, with musket-
~, but NO damage was done.
ii Another body Of seventy stragglers from
the Sturgis expedition got in last night,
among them twenty negroes, each having
his gun and accoutrements, while most 81
the white soldiers had lost all. Three OF
the negroes we're wounded in the legs In
Guntown, but marched nearly one hun
dred miles, and brought their guns.
Sturgess has been relieved.