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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
The Recent Fighting.

The fight in Western Louisiana, on the
8th inst, was at Sabine Cross-Roads. The
Fcdcrals were defeated, and driven back
nine miles, losing over ., 900 men, % can
non, and supply train Of 100 wagons. -
The fight on the 9th was at Pleasant Hill
where the rebels were defeated with heavy
loss, 200 of them being taken prisoners,
and two Of the Federal guns rccaptured.- -
The rebel force in these engagements mum
bcred 5000, and were under command ol
Kirby Smith, Dick Taylor, Magruder and
Holmes being his subordinate commanders.
Notwithstanding the Federal victory on the
second day, Banks subsequently fell back to
Grand Ecorc, in consequence of scarcity
of rations, and sent Il message to Admiral
Porter who was $50 miles above, to return
with supplies for the army. While the fleet
was descending the river, an attack was
made upon it by the rebels from both banks
but the assailants were finally driven off,
with an estimated loss Of 800 or GOO men.
The fleet suffered but little injury.
A rebel dispatch, dated Mobile, the 18th,
says: Mississippi River advces from diff
ferent points report great battles between
Kirby Smith and Banks, near Shreveport,
in which Ranks was defeated, with the loss
of fourteen thousand men, killed, wounded,
and captured. Baton Rouge and other hos
pitals are full of the Yankee wounded"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
IIAW KEYE.
LETTER FROM A MEMBER OF TiiF CHICAGO
MERCANTILE BATTERY
GRAND ECORE IA 4,

GRAND ECORE, la, April IL.
The rebels made stand eight miles from
Pleasant Hill, and commenced driving the
3d and 7th divisions Of the 18th Army
Corps on the Sth inst, Our Battery Chi
cago Mercantile, and the lst Indiana Bat
terry, commenced giving the rebels shell and
canister. We fired our guns at the rate of
five shots minutes, for half an hour, when
the rebels charged on us. We fell back to
Il new position, where we poured into the
enemy about an hour, when they again come
upon US, and we again fell back to another
position, which we held few minutes when
the order came to get into the road, which,
unfortunately, was filled with ammunition
best we could, on the retreat, about Il mile
when the whole rebel force came upon us
with gallop and shout. We cut traces
and left leaving our guns in the enemy !
hands, further efforts to resist being utterly
useless. escaped into the woods, and have
made my way back to camp, after being
a whole day and night without food. The
loss of the Mercantile Battery is very heavy
-four officers and twenty-five men, as fol
lows; Capt White and Lieut. Crane, cap
tured; Lieuts. Throop and Barr killed =
Among the missing are Joseph Day and
Sam llammct, Of squad |; Sergt. George
Bryant and VIM Mum, of squad >; Scrgt.
Billy Gardner, Sam Parker, John Arnold
and four drivers Of squad B; Corporal Dyer
Of squad 1; and gunner Bracket, Of squad
.. The rest Of the missing are either de-
tailed men or new recruits. Hank Poe now
has command of the Battery.
We have lost our guns, horses, clothing,
and everything, The Battery now has | 10
in camp. c. Il. \.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
Split In an Abolition Convention

Last week the Republicans ut Washington
separated on the question as to whether
delegates in the Union National Convention
at Baltimore be instructed or not Accor.
dihgly two meetings were held pn Saturday
evening" one at the City Hall, which in,
structed its delegates to vote for the re nom
nation Of President LINCOLN, and the 9th.
or at the Union League rooms, which cleo,
ted delegates without instructions. Ther,
was exciting scenes at both places
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
a Model Republican.

a case has recently come to light where a
paymaSter in the United States Army, at
New Orleans, robbed the Government Of
Sao'ooo, laid it to a negro servant, and had
hlm most numerically foggcd and sent tc
.ho Dry iortugas for life. The paymaste,
Is now IN the Old Capitol Prison, and order,
nave been sent for the release of the negro
twenty thousand dollars of the money ha
been recovered.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
On Her Dignity.

The Newbuyport HerdId says that a ser
want girl of the contraband persuasion, in
that city, rebelling at some order of her
mistress, one day this week, said: You
cant nose the colored people round as you
do the lrish-no how" As she had mis-
taken her calling, she was seen going down
the street a minute afterwards with all hei
wearable effects in a cotton handkerchief
under her arm
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
A lOI,gGrN.

The letter widely circulated and roported
to have been sent to Mr., HAHN, the bogu,
Governor Of louiSona, by prisoners in
Camp Morton, Indiana, endorsing emanci,
patton and asking for pardon, turns out tc
be another abolition forgery. 1t was CON
cocted in New Orleans for effect upon 4
number Of Louisiana prisoners in that city
But they at once denounced il as an impo
sltlon, and refused to be gullcd by so trans
parent a deception.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
sheriff IS Sale.

VS..
ADAM DEETS, ct. al. Deft's.
RY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
- Court of Common Pleas of Holmes county
Ohio, in n certain civil action therein pending
wher rein John Reed is plaintiff and Adam Deets
ct. al are defendants, and to me directed sher-
III of said county, will offer for sale at public
the village of Millersburg on Monday,
The 9th day of May, 1864,
at | o'clock T. NJ of said day. the following des-.
cribcd real estate, to-wit: The north half Of tho
northeast quarter of section eight, township
eight and range six, lying and being in the
county of Holmes and State of Ohio.
Taken as the property of Adam Deets et al
to satisfy the claim of said John Reed
Terms cash. JOHN s. NEI SON
April 7, lS8i-pfS Sheriff
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28

BALTIMORE, April 23. - The following
was received via. Fortress Monroe this NOR
ming: On Sunday the rebels assaulted oul
works at Plymouth, n. c., and were twice
rcpulscd. On Monday the gunboat Bomb
shell ran up the Roanoke river to look for Il
rebel ram. Soon after the Bombshell was
lilel into by rebel battery and sunk in
the afternoon the rebel ram came down past
out batteries and ran into and sunk the gun
boat Southfcld. The Miami, very strong
vessel, was close to the ram. Capt. Flusser
fired a nine-inch shell at the ram, which re-
bounded and exploded, killing Capt.
Flusscr: The Miami ran down the river
out Of danger. The ram now has posses
sion. of the river below Plymouth Our
garrison at Plymouth is cut off from all
communication The post has plenty of
provisions, etc Gen. Butler is confident
it will withstand further assault.
Little Washington is also threatened by
the rebels. Butler has sent fleet of gun
boats toopen communication with Plymouth
and destroy the rebel ram.
The Richmond Senti,,cl of April 22d, con
tains the following;
PLYMOUTH, N, G., April Goth, 1864.
To GEN BRAXToN BRAGG: | have
stormcd and carried this place, capturing
one Brigadier General, 900 men, stores,
and % pieces of artillery.
(Signcd) r. Il. HOKE,
Brigadicr General.
A telegram has also been received by the
President, from Col. Taylor Wood, dated
Rocky Mount April DIST, giving further
particulars Of the capture of Plymouth by
the forces under Gen. Ilokc, with naval
cooperation. He says that about $500
prisoners were taken, 800 or 100 of them
negroes; also 30 pieces Of artillery, 100, 600
pounds Of meat, 1000 barrels of flour, and II
full garrison outfit Our loss is about 300
in all. Col. Rice is among the killed Two
gunbOats were sunk and another cnnturcl
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
Substitutes,

In that very loyal part of Ohio known a,
the Wastcrn Reserve, the militiamen arc
quite anxious for substitutes, The Cleyc-
land Plain Deoler notes an instance of foul
hundred dollars being offered. Many OF
the elect in this vicinity are on the hunt lor
men to take their places, but we have heard
OF no such extravagant offers as four hun
dred dollars being made.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
Thirty Rebel lrouc,ads.

ahe baltimore correspondent of the New
York World says the rebels now have tb;rtv
ironelads ready for service. Ten at Rich
mond, five at Mobile, seven at Charleston
one at Savannah, three on Neuse River
two on Tar River, and two on Roanoke Riy
er. 1t is also said twenty ironclads vii
arrive from Europe before the end of June
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
Sherin's Sale.
JOHN f. KOCH, Plaintiff,

JOHN f. KOCH, Plaintiff, J
VS..
ADAM DEETZ, Defendant.
RY virtue of an order of sale issued from the
- Court of Common Pleas of Holmes County,
Ohlo IN certain civil action therein pending
Deetz defendant, and to me directed as sheriff OF
said county will offer for sale at public auction
at the North door of the Court House, in the
village of Millersburg on Monday, the
Ninth Day of May, IS61,
The following described lands and tenements as
the property of the said Adam Deetz, to-wit /.
The North half of the North East quarter of
section 3, township and range 8, lying and be-
ing in the county of Holmes and State of Ohio
taken as the property of said Adam DeetZ to
satisfy the claim of said John f. Koch. Terms
cash.
JOHN S. NELSON,
April I, 1864. Sheriff
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
Destruction of Cotton.

NEw York, April 25.-Dispatchs from
New Orleans state that the destruction OF
cotton on Red River by the rebcls did not
exceed 1900 bales
a fight between 50 Union soldiers and
% rebels took place ON the plantation of ex-
Governor johnson, The rebels were re-
pulsed and 80 prisoners taken and lO0, ,O0C
dollars worth Of smugglcd goods captured.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
Out for Fremont.

Ex-Governor W, f. JOHNSTON, of Pa.
has announced himself as unconditioually
for Fremont for President lie recently
made speech before II very large meeting
IN l'ittsburg, starting the Fremont ball in
Pennsylvania. The enemies of Old ABE,
in his own party, are becoming as thick as
hops.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
AbOlishing slavery.

a washington dispatch says the House
JUDICIARY Committee are ready to report the
Senate Bill abolishing slavery by constitu-
uonai amendment They will endeayor to
get an early vote, but it is doubtful if the
necessary two-thirds will be found in favor
of it.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
b. II. CowEN,
Adiutant General of Ohio


Most Of those interested have witnessed
funnier things than the above call. 1t comes
at time when most of them can lily afford
to leave home. The scarcity of laboring
hands, in fact, the impossibiity of securing
them, the prospect Of a-short wheat crop
and the consequent necessity of raising large
spring crops conspire to make the call a
hard one for farmers to obey.
They have to leave home just when the
spring work is fairly commenced and do not
return until the summer work is ended.
In this locality these men have been put
ting on military airs and calling thcmselve,
soldiers SO long that a great many person.
feel kind Of reioiced to see them nabbcd. .-
They are now getting what they have beer
voting for, and as long as they vote for wa
and conscriptions they should be content t,
share the labors and dangers Of -" ploriou
war" We hope they will respond Will
cheerful hearts, and do good service to th
country. Their voice is for warand let thci
actions be suited to their words. 1t is hone,
none Of them will attempt to hire "disloya
coppcrhcads' as substitutes,
| But promptly meet the call
Nor shake at wars alarms
Since loyal JONNY BRoUGI
Has bid them shoulder arms.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
alrw advertisements.
To All Whom it May Concern.

DE TT KNOWN, that the firm of French &
ID Yates has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, ana that the "Machinc" will be run by
SAM 4 Ell NA,EES.
of the aforesaid firm, providing that those who
either by note or book account, will call forth
with and settle the same IL must be did.
\ word to the wise is sufficient.
lIT7l will pay the highest market price FOR old
Castings, wrought Scrap-Iron, Copper, Brass,
Pewter, and old Paper in the shape of checks
and bank notes. (Silvcr don't go.)
Those wanting stoves, Tinwarc, or anything
usually kept in IA stove Store, will please call
and see us ut the old stand,
One Door East Of tie Post Office.
SAMUEL YATES.
April 2S, 1861.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28

lT is source of great comfort to a man
with but dollar in his pocket to know that
II he cannot invest infiye-twenties he can in
twenty-five.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28

GENERAL GRANT has expressed a wish
to the Senate that it will confirm Gen SEQ.
field $ nomination as Major General
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
THE RED RIVER EXPEDITION.

4 Union Disaster IN Lomsiaaa The Third
and EomM Decisions Of the 7hdtecaM
Arny Corps Bddy Cm up Or Loss
about 9, 2,OO0-Wc NneieeaH Aymy Corps
Come up and Check the EacmN
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
MilIersburg Market.

corrected 'oeekly by Hcrser d Phy)
WHEAT-Rcd, 1850 40; white, I,i5@I,5o.
RYE--Good, 81 a bushcl.
COItN--D0c a bushcl.
BARLEY-Wnnted at |, 10 n bushel.
OATS-5jd,G5 per bushcl.
SEEDS-Clover, 100 Timothy, 225; Flax, 200.
FRUITS-Dry Apples 80; Dry Peaches 800.
HUTrER-2Oc n pound.
EGGS-l8c q dozen.
IARD-l0 a pound
WHITE BEANS-l ,5O@2 90 Y bushel.
SMOKED HAMS-l0c d pound
SllOULDES-7c n lb.
SIDES-Sc "A III,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
Gold.

Gold is up to sl,S4, and still going
up, up, up Thirty failures of business mer
have been reported in New York within tho
last ten days. How are you, Mr.. Crisis
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified as
of the estate of William Hurche,
deceased, late of Holmes county, Ohio.
April %, 1854. ANDREW HURCHE.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
GEORGE REED,
Read, 4 Remember!
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. IL YOU
Nl want n bottle of the Great
"COOper'S Universal Magnetic Balm"

Which suffering humanity, after using it, are
compelled to admit that IL Is one of the greatest
Scientific Compounds in the known world for
curing pains. If you want one, two, or Dozen
bottles, call at n. p. McCormiclk's and you can
get them. The undersigned has made McCor-
mick's shop one of his DepOt's for issuing out
"Cooperss Balm," which is the only sovereign
remedy for all ailments requiring pankiller.
Don't forget the place. at N. Z. McGorniclSa .
Jewelry Store, opposite the Empire House.
would just say in conclusion, that l expect
to continue canvassing the county as usual,
supplying my customers with my goods.
W, d. HOXWORTH, Agent.
April !, lS6i.-tf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
CHERRYHOLMES.

Young Lady, IL you want a CHEAP DRESS,
GO TO CHERRYHOLMES.
From s cts, to 81 80 per yard If you want to
BUY Calico at l2]2 cts, per yard
GO TO CHERRYHOLMES.
If you want to q Large and Cheap Stock OF
all xmas OF fancy and staple Goods
GO TO CHERRYHOLMES.
Cheap Brown and Blcached NIuslins
AT CHERRYHOLMES.
y Large and Cheap stock of summer Pants stutr
AT CHERRYHOLMES.
shirtlng Stripes, Ticking, Kentucky Jane, &c..
AT CHERRYHOLMES.
Ladies Hats, fine assortment, and very Cheap
AT CHERRYHOLMES.
Men and Boys Hats, the Largest Stock in town.
AT CHERRYHOLMES.
CARPETSi CARPETS! C4RPET,St
At very low Prices
AT CHERRYHOLMES.
shoes! Shoes! shoes!
y large stock of Shoes has just been received
AT CHERRYHOLMES.
The Cheapest stock of Goods in Holmes, or anv
other county, will be found
AT CIIERRYHOLMES.
CALL AND SEE TUENI
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
Ohio Militia Called out.
General ORDERS No. II.
Co1uMBUs, April 24,


General Orders, No. II.
The regiments, battalions and indepep.
dent companies of Infantry of the National
Guard of Ohio, are hereby called into ac-
tive service for the term of one hundred
days, unless sooner discharged They will
be clothed armed, equipped, transported
and paid at the expense Of the L. s. Gov
ernment These organizations will rendez.
vous at the nearest eligible places in their
respective counties, the place to be fixed by
the commanding officer and to be on a line
Of railroad, when practicable, on Monday,
May I'd, 1864, and report by telegraph to
these headquarters at I'oclock of the same
day the number present for duty The
alacaity with which all calls for the military
forces Of the State have been heretofore
met, furnishes the surcst guarantee that the
National Guard will be prompt to assemble
at the appointed time Our armies in the
field are marshaing for decisive blow, and
the citizen soldicry will share the glory of
the crowning victories of the campaign by
relieving our veteran regiments from post
and garrison duty to allow them to engage
in the more arduous labors of the field.
lSV order of thp (,nyprnnr
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-28
Barrell's Indian Worm Confec tions,

Ramdairs Sheep Husbandry,
For sale at the BOOK STORE
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
I0T7CE OE SHEKIFF'S >ALE or REAL
ESTATE.

.e11ATE OF IOWA, Houord County ). ).
- Nv virtue of special execution issre
ont Of the Office Of the Clerk ~ the o's..'x =
Court ct Howard County Iowa, at the sun 81
Van Camp Bush, Plaintiffs, against bernard :,
Kerr and others, Defendants, to me dfectcd
commanding me thai of the premises herein
.f,er described. cause to be made tho sum
IF Thirteen Hundred and sixty eight dollars
aud ninety cents damages, and interest there
on At the rate of six per cent per annum rom
the 2sth day of June 1863, us'n pa'i, ana
twelve and ninety five one hundred collars
costs of suit and acsrIing costa, to satisfy
it'd .p,o,+ " ;ch sad plaintiff recovered =
1a;nst said defendants at the June term D
~ -, :, DISTRICT court shall offer Tor
sxIs 1T nnblc auction to the highest bidder
for cash at the front door OF the curt House
in vcrnos Springs Township, in sa,d county
on the 10th Cav of April A. d. 1904, at tne
hour of .ne o'clock P. NJ Of said day; the fo,-
lowing d, scribsd premises to wit: The north
west fractional quarter of section NO. th'tiy
40, in township No. ninety n'ne (ssl north
of range No. fourteen (Ii) west OF tho 9th
p. NJ. containin one hundred and forty acres
according to government survey, heIe'0iofe
mortcnyod by said 3 rnard Kerr and E'iz"
NJ. Kerr to said Van Camp Bash SUBJECT 10
the lien of franklin Fellows.
Sher;tfs Office, March 4th A. D 1864.
PIT. SEARLES, Sheriff # Howard 20. 20;
n16t4] fr"'s's on'' "''0''
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Lake Street. Chicago, Ills. General Agents for the
Northwest.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
The a.ore expensive canbe sent eyps se'sx.

W. also keep large assortment OF
Microscopes s. STERESOPIC
views.
Oar Catalogue Of these will be sent to
any address on receipt of Stamp,
F.. g. H. r ANTHONY,
Iianafacturts Of Photographic Materials
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Friends or relatives Of prominent military
men will confer favor by sending us their
likeness to copy. They viii! be kept care
fully and returned uninjurcd.
Fine Albums Made to Order Congregations
10 present to their Pastor. or for other purposes
With suitable inscriptions, sc. n42m6
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-03-04
HOLIDAY PRESENTS !!

MAGIC TIME OBSERVERS.
B.;nr 4 Hunting or Open Face or Lndy's or
GeHtleman's Watch Combined. uith Patent
Self: Winding improvement, a most Pleas
ing Norcliy.
one Of the prettest most convenient and decidedly the
~es4 and cheapest time piece for general and reliable
aver offered has withnm and connected with its ma
chinery its own winding attachment renderinga Key en-
sWs metals the outer being fine l6 carat gold has
nc ruby action lever movement warranted
IN accurate time piece. Price surerhy engraved, per
ease Of ha Dozen ta0a Sample Watches. In neat mo-
rep>e boxes, $S5.
SILVER WATCHES!
First Glass Hunting Timepieces for accuracy
efmovement, beauty Of material, and, obove
al eheapness, IN price. these 'cdfehes must
insure, universal appreciation.
Al imitation 20 fauess that can hardly b detected
~ The most experienced judges The material being 81
exo metais she first quality Sterling Silver,
sised Sy cutting heavy engraving maj Ing It, not only
h hut In durability the best resemblance Of
aoIiD STERLING SILVER in existence.
The sae these Watchesin the army Is source Of
profit retailing a. they very readily 40 at 10 and
~ dav ty ary one of ordinary business tact.
H-Ar WHOLESALE ONLY! In heavy hunting case.
Sesufully engraved white enamel dial, and fancy cut
hands in good running order, BY the half dVssn, t66
Sold only by the case Of six!
will send watches by any part OF the loyal
States collecting balance of bill delivery
bayers against fraud giving them their watches before pay
~ required. Send orders to the sole importer.
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