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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CIR A H.

s0- Tks telegraph lines had to sue
cumb to the protraeted rains Of the last
tHlfty-six hours, and our usual night re-
port failed to reach us last night
We may expect thrilling and glorious
news to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
The Naval gs-.e fn the Japanese
EHNera.

eaters.
,NEw =, Dec l5-The Tribune .
japan sspondent aays:
Ia the attack Of the allied feet, upon
the city and fort at the entrance Of the
inland sea, the shells from the feet set
The city on Ere. /. ragged two entire
days destroying Is 900 houses aud tenn.
Piles, aud 300 warehouses A bout Eve
sixihs Of the city was destroyed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

DO not he pat on, ask for Madame forssr's
Cough BsisAn. insist on h$ving it.sgitass until
you It II, take no other II ycur druggist has
COS got 1t, have him send and get it fer yea The
coz. Ct manufacturing the Balsan 10 - great a.
that Of ainsost any other and higher priced nsdi
cine, sns the very Low price az which II Is s0ld
makes tbs vroat 10 the seller apparently small,
zna 5nprineipIsd dealers will often recommend
other msdieinss on which their Prsass are larger,
unIs.s yoa insist on having MadAnse Porier's, aud
none other soiA By ali Druggists, At Is and 80
esBts per bottle dselS-2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
WILLIAM REAvIs..
Attorney at Law aud u. 5. Claim
sWpUf


IL authorized by tbs Governments 10 procure Pen
siops, bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty land
claims for HonsEs aud other PaoPEaFY destroyed
whils IN & SERVES ~ tha Government, and ell
claims, Of whatever Kind Of nature against The
United Stats. 4@a
Bounty for Discharged s0ldlersl
By an suasnamsut 20 the Bounty Law, passed at
xhs last session Of Congress, All soldiers or
other persons who have bees o. shall hereafter Be-
discharged within two years fron the data Of their
enlistment BY reason OF wound. received in hAttis.
shalI receive tbs samo Bounty - though thoy
served two years"
Ones es5z Man street, over Ksilor's 0nn sioss,
opposite the Court House, Evansville, Indiana.
Corrrapoadenfs must enclose stamps.
az Good references given II rcqnlred. nh2S
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

% c6COU GbA 0AU ~ AOAAs
AXES -LippincOtt's, sharp's, and
AXE HANDLES, turned.
Wood and Cross Cut Saws-com-
mon and Patent.
Meat Cutters ant Suffers.
Hale'a Patent Meat Cutters.
| shovels and longs.
Steel Fire Sets, and Stands for
same.
Grain shovels. Long and I'D "
Handle Shovels.
Cotton and Wool Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar Scythes.
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks, | A full assert
Pocket Knives, ment, At very
Razors & Scissors. Low Prices.
Tea and Table spoons
Scales and Scale Bearas.
Butcher Knives. Steels, and Saws
.Clsavers and Choppers.
? Files: Butcher, Spencer & Co.'S
Nails. Building Hardware.
). Cabinet Hardware.
: Barton's & Whites Celebrates
Cooper Tools.
p Columbus and Terre Hsute Trus
Hoops.
Chain Pumps,
= Carpenter Tools.
also a full assortment Of She
Hardware.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
HKIasTREEr's
Tnimitable Hair Restorative.

NOT A DYE
Bet r~starsa gray hair 20 ia original eoior. b.
sappsysnE The capillary tales eth psssrAi susts.
ssnos, lnpAirsd - Ass diss~ss. All t-ss~-4s=s.
e~s dyes Afs composed u iuaaF costie, destroying
The vitality ssd bsasty q ths hair. aaa saora 81
fassasslss. &c dressing. Hslmstrsss's Inimitabls
Coisrng not sniy restores hair its nAt4rai soal
~ an sssy prooess. bst gives tia hAirs
Luxurfant Beauty
promotes iis growth pressuta its taIiinK %, srad
irssas danarus sd lmpag u esAith and pluassnt
ssss 10 tbs bad. Ith4s tied the test q tine. -
ing the eoiorinal Hair csi ering. and s esass.ntil
Increasing IN faver. ussd by beth xsntis@sa sns
Iaal.s. II Is ssld By all FespsstAhls aaalsrs, q
eza 10 proearea - thea 81 The eonmsreis
azsasa, y. ). BARNES a CO., ga Bss@a~sy, Ess
Yark. Twa sgHsM. 50 cents asa 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

8. T.--iS60.-X.
Persons Of ssdsatsry habits trozhlsd vita
wsAknss. iAssitue. Palpstaasoa Of the haars, I.ek
81 sPpstiss, distress afttr eating. torpid liver
eoassiPasion. deserve u szssr. il they vsil =
! ~ ths cslsbrAtsa
PLANTATION BTTTERS.
which arc SOW recommended By the harissst uus.as-
cal suthorftiss. And warranted - prOSiuue a ~
s~sdssss beneficial eject Thsy are sxoseaiuxIy
Agrssasie Ierisc-iy pure. snd u.uss szpsrrses =,
ether ;onics Where hsAlshy, s~atls stinui.af /.
/ required
They purify, ssrsngtAea and iuviscrAts.
I Thsy ersAts healthy Aepssiss.
They ars an zniiIOts to change q wsser aas
They Overcome the sascts 81 diszipatios Apa
late hours.
They strengthen ths systsn sad salfssu tbs
tbs mind.
They prevent @iAsnsSIs and intsrnittsas =.
They purity the breath sss asIaity Of sbs
stomach.
Ih~y eure DyspepsiA and Constipation.
They cure DiarrssA Aad Gaosera Morbas.
They szrs Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
iiAai- Aad are exhausted natures great restorsx.
iAs1 Ara composed Of the cslskrnfed CAElsAyx barb
~lA'sFsreea, s@ssAfrAs. reefs Ana hsrhs. all prs
'eFFsa IN psrfsesly paTs 81. croix run. Fer par
ueaiArs, ses circulars and ssstinonAis Aroune
each bottle.
beS4rs of tmp0storz- ExAmias every bottle.
Sc that Il has ear private Q. s. Stamp uanuti.
lAtsd over The cork, wfth pi2ntAfioa scsne, And
cur signature on aas steel plate eide labsi. See
mat oar bottss q rot rs-hilsd vith spurious And
a@asserioas sEuh. Any psrsoa rrsssading to sell
ri~HtAr'sn bistsrs BY ehe gallon or in hzIk, u an
IN psst9r- Any person initiating this hottie, or
selling any ether material therela, Whistler called
Ta@assfioH Eitaers or net, IL erimlnas aadsr the
u g law, and will he % prosecuted By ia We
siisady have eye CO several parties -nllIne
eer bottles, &c., who will saccecd Ia gstslas
ihsn>siNea lnto closs suArtsrs. Ths demAna for
Drzks's Piantstion bsttsrs from ladies. clergy.
Uea, insreh&ats, Ae,. l. insredIels- TAs simple
trial q bette IL the svasuoe us prsseat u th.i,
~efih aud superiority, TAsy are sold by al re
sPeetAh's druggists, groosrs. physiol4ns, hotels,
s@loops, sfsAn boats. and coHntry stores.
r. II. DRAKE 90.
Ne. &l3 BfcAdwsy.S.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

DTs BASES on THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL,
UHaary, aud SEXUAL systsms-new and rsliasis
troa,ment--ln Reports 81 the HOWARD Asso-
CiAfIoN. sent by mail in sealed letter ssvsl.
ops.. frss Of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKILLf.
uaUGHTON Howard Associations, No. south
Hlaih street, PhiiAdslphia, Pa
aprl'B4 dkwiys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
Cougba, CoIds. go,. Tbroats. Astl

Coughs, Colds, sors Threats. Asthma, aud
consEmpsi0D.--Is is ONLY necessary for any one
troubled with thesscompl4ints 70 trJ ons bottis
Of DR.. striekIand's Msilihuous Cough B4Is@m to
eoavisce them that this is the beat preparation
ever used. 1t not only cHrss ths above aosetfons
o. the threat and Iangs, bufit cures night sSsats
aud splitting Of blood, and Is an ezcsllsnt gArgis
Tor asy kind o. a sore throat. Il Is pleasant 70
take sn1 sabs msdieins for infants. Sold By all
Drnggisis. secl0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
Christadoro's Hair Dye.
MAKE WAR
coLaArr.s noSEY SOAR.

ms celebrated Toilet Soap, In SAGA uni
vsral demand, is nAas from tbs choicest ma
tsrlals. Is EsiId aud smoiiient In its stature,
fragraAtiy scented, zaa sxirsmsiy bens
Eeiaf ia iis aetioa upon the skin. For ssls By
Druggists and Fancy Goods DasieEs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
APPLES.

TfHoIcE NEW YOEK APPLEF - JGsr
" nsosiysd - z50 bbis ~ choice Artis-s q
expressly for family uss. for saie loo u
HArHuEsf 4 WHftT4zEk'<,
dezs no. o Ne sr q ssf.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
PIANOS.
FIRST-CLAss PIANOS.
Misses Lawrence

Misses Lawrence
hRg AGENTS for EMERsoS.s
Mwm NOSES. and BRADBuRY's Gale
s sr.tsd PIANOS, ~hieh they are
fsesrtiuuaiiy reeeiv1ng, s1a Ehien
thsv wiI sslI a. nA1zz<efzr-rs' prizes
Th@s~ Planes. for daE1e1lity, powsrs saa riSa-
80 ~ tous are unsurp@4sed.
-. Es-.dhzrF PiAno rsessTe1 ssFsz first Pre-
-,fr-.s wfthis fszr W-sks In the noufns q y p
,.--f..r and Octcbsr last, and 10 fHzous FOR ~
elasticity, brfaaGHcys aud essustss saA~2 q~a1a<s
Of tozs- -.
Th.y a-s also exclusive Agents il this yieinifJ
e. Msaou 4 Hzzlfnfs esisbrEtsd Cah3nst OrEsnE,
whieh. in quality volume Of tonss s1d power 0
sxvrsssfon, ara EAr superior 70 Ealc1sonss h2rEo
~ -s. o. any othsr rze1 fnstrEzeEf-
Tsey h.rs izs1 rscsfvec thres Of tksss oxgzss, o
tAsar rsAi1szca. Wsssr strss1. ersa 1oog eslcs
Czssmut- IEzaA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
nAaAx,s nAaxol nALn.

HAaANts MAGNOL A BALM.
Thls V tbS most delightful zaA sxtrzord mar
article evra tacover u shangss The sun hurni
Aos and - a To parry satin tsxtzre af ravisA.
iHx bsaaty'. spNrtinx the aaSrsis purity o. yostA
and ihs - g~s Appa@Faaas 80 Inviting 10 the city
bella of too. II rvzSsss Tan, frseKls.. PIN.
piss aaa shRess fFem the skia, is.vins We oszs.
FisEioa ,. trsssp4rsat Aas snsoth. 10 eoa.
tains no material injurious 10 ths skIs. PAtron.
tz~d b. Actresses aud op-rA Singers. Is is VIA
every laSy shauld nsvs. sola svery~ here.
PrsParsl By ". T. HAgAa, Troy. NJ.
Address ali orders 70
DKMAs 8 BARNES = co. NswYo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

JACOB STRAUB & SON,
"A Main Street.
BELOW THE WASHINGTON HOUSE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
AGENCY
MEDICAL.

TIVE CONFESSIONS AND ExPEgTEscE OF
as fSTALsn.
Puhilshsd for ths hensat snd - eantioH - rooaE
,nsn asd othsrs vhasuI-F from Ssrseus Disability
Prsnature Daesy Of Manic 4. &c eeppirinE 81
fhe s@ms sinis me msaBs 81 self cure ~ ans
uho has eased hlusslf sfisT andsrsoipE ooasidsg'
shls qzseksFy. By esseiosipE postAss paid -
aruu.sd snTelsps, sinEle COPIES may - bad 81 th'
s4thnr, NATHANIEL MArFAIh. bsq
d-ca-tmdAw Brookiys, kiuEs Co. n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

IfAmieted giih cholic, Flux, Or any disease
II the bowels use DIxoa's BisckbszTy czrmfna-
tive. decls-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
GROCE RES.

VIM. Caldwell.
aEsEEAL GROCER AND DEALERS Is THE
Very Best Family Provisions.
TOItIl - PKsxsYLvAsIA BUCEwHEAI
IDlBU Vicar a. cALDWELL's.
4 BBLs BELCHEE-s sYRUP. wAEEAsTGD
Il % give "a isfzcsioa, - cALDWELLs.
d CALDwELL's
| CALDwELL's
I'D cALDwELL's.
/ on DOz 1ssoBTED PREsEKyEs a
~ CALDEELL's.
| m DoZ AssosTED JELLIEs a
~ cALDwELLs.
1 o OASIS OLIVE oTL-AssoKTKD oUAKTe
/ . AZ PInts, Al cALDWELL's.
/ CT1ILFgs FREsa BALTIMOEE oTETERs
/ - xarraasee s9zaI 70 ssy IN the zsrkst, rsosfT'
q daily - Ezp-Sss. Ht
He- First sErssf-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

w'e. soKPrL
CT efaf.
EyaHsvflis. Dee. III. 1894. d 7.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
COLLECTOR ALE

NOTICE Is HEREBI GtNkN tasG G,
~ William G. Bee pl-. coii esr n de ~ 4
kFAnsvilis. hesxesn the hears u 8 ssj 1 -i0ck
= nlAs 4H9 ama 5 e'elock ,. m |. a. ...a-.a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17

Persons Of ssdsofsry hahits trozblsd vita
Ss@knss iAasituds. PalPitassoa Of The haars, Iack
81 appetite, distress aftsr satiag, torpid liver
constipation, deserve - szss<. IL tier VIII
~ H. -.t.l-...s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-17
News By last nights mai
OfaeiaI War BulIetin.

news to-day.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24
From Sherman and Hood.

BUFFALO, Nov 20. Brig. Gen, Barry,
Chief Of Artillery of Maj. Gen. Sherman,
was here yesterday, seriously i'll from an at
tack of crySipelas. He left Gen Sherman,
at . . clock in the morning Of the 18th, at
kauga, Georgia. Gen. Barry says Gen
Sherman has every infantry, cavalry and
artillery soldier that he wants The men
have all received eight months pay
Their outfit has been especially adapted
to IA hard winter campaign, and the moral
OF the troops is unequalled. The vigor of
Sherman will carry the army triumphant
through the work it has to do.
On Monday night last Hoods entire
force, including Forests cavahy, We're in
the immediate ncighborhood Of Tuscumbia
and Florence, Ala, watched by body OF
troops under command of Major General
Thomas, of such strength as will render the
invasion of Tennessee an imp0s>ibility, and
even the Withdrawal Of Hood an operation
Of extreme delicacy
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24
The Prospect Ahead.

Th following not very cheerful utterancc,
are extracts from speech of Mr.. SEWARD
delivered at Auburn, New York, November
I, the evening before the late election:
have come home to exercise my right OF
suffrage as heretofore, with the conviction,
which | suppose you all entertain yourselves,
that this may be my last time. Nations,
though usually long-lived, are, nevertheless,
mortal. Our own republic is now confessedly
struggling for life. This, therefore, may be
our H,st Presidential election.
Dangers surround us. The civil war con.
fronts us in the rebel States. Foreign wars
loom over US. On all our coasts, and on all
our borders, the fires of faction send up
ssulp.hurious smoke under our feet. 1t would
be absurd to say our country is not in strait.
Persons ask me on every hand, SIS this
war to last torever|' How long is the war
to last|' Ianswer the war will not last
forever, but it must continue until we give
up the conflict. Are you prepared to give
mp the conflict? You say. no, never. WHY?
Because in that case you give up the national
life, you enter into the state of national
death What that state is, God be thanked
we do not certainly know.
This is somewhat different in its tone from
that cheerful speech which the premier"
made just after LINCOLN was elected, in
1850, when he predicted the restoration of
the Union in sixty days,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24

nANIEL :. NODER, Samuel =. Yoder, Micha-
~ cl Gingcrich, Joseph Gingcrich, Noah No-
der and Catharinc luicr, will take notice that II
petition was filed against them on the 18th day
of November, a. ID. 1864, in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for the county of Holmes ana
state of ohio by Peter &. Mishlcr and Mary
Mishler, his wife, and is now pending, wherein
said Peter G. Msher and Mary Misher de-
mands partition of the following lands and ten
ementS situate in the county of Holmes and
state of Ohio, and described Ms follows: y part
of the northeast quarter of section six, town.
ship eight and range five, of the unappropria-
ted lands in the military district, subject to sale
mt GAINESVILLE ohio, commencing 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
rods thence north parallel with the west line
of said quarter to the north linc OF said quar-
ter; thence west along the north line of said
quarter one hundred and twenty rods to the
place OF beginning, containing one hundred and
twenty acres OF land Also the south-e quar-
ter of section five township eight and range five
in the military district, containing one hundred
and sixty acres ot land. Also, the southeast
part of the north quarter OF section number
five, township eight and range five, coinmen-
cling at the southeast corner OF said quarter
thence north eight chains and hfty links {;
thence south sixty degrees west twenty
four chains and thirty links TO the south
line of said quarter; thence east along SAID south
line Twenty-Five chains and eighty-four links to
the place of beginning, containing nine acres
and seventy hundredths ofan acre more orleSs;
and that at the next term of said court, the said
Peter c. Mshler and Mary Mishler Will apply
for an order that partition may be made OF said
premises.
Attorneys for Petitioners.
November 81 lS6i-pfSli 20
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24
The state of the Country.

For the first time in this country an elec-
ton has been carried by fraud everywhere.
General MCCLELLAN is elected President by
the honest votes Of the people.
We lost New York by some G,oO0 votes,
and in the city alone more than 5000 Dem
Gratis WERE by the management of the polls,
prevented from voting at the time the polls
closed The frauds in the soldiers voting
by which the State was disfranchised, would
have given us at least 90, 900 maj jority.-
New York gives SO electoral votes.
Pennsylvania was carried by the monster,
overwhelming frauds in the cities of Phila-
dephia and Pittsburg, and other Republican
communities against the strong, fair major
tiles of the rural districts. wh;yi, everywhere
rolled up enormous maiorites for the Dem
oeratic ticket and gave us the State by at
least SO. 900 majority. Pennsylvania gives
26 electoral votes.
In Maryland out of 10000 votes about
10000 we're cast, chiefly military from other
States, who had voted for their own States.
Maryland gives votes.
In West Virginia tens of thousands refus.
cd to vote because there was no such State;
but This base-born offspring ofdcspotism and
fraud gave LINCOLN votes.
In Indiana, which casts l3 votes, not even
republicans pretend that there was fair
election.
In Illinois thousands of soldiers we're mus.
tered to the polls and voted Just as often as
they had inclination to do so. And by thi,
the Democracy were cheated out of l6 votes
Missouri was so scandalously frauduen
that no one speaks of it as anything but
farce; which makes II more.
An taken together gives clear majorit
TO Gen. MCCLELLAN, who without force @
fraud has been fairly elected President {
the United States
But one-third of the people of the count.
are not only ruling it, but they claim I'll
right to rob the people and butcher thcl
in detail
The mills Of God grind slowly,
But they grind exceedingly strong
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24

The Washington IHioa says; $50 at G
o clock, u. NJ. on any day in the week, Sun
days not excepted, to the north of the Pres
idcntial Mansion, and there you will see II
troopc of cavalry drawn up in front of The
northern door, evidently awaiting something
Presently II tall ungainly form appears, the
troop goes through salute, II charger stand,
ready saddlcd, the ungainly cavalier mounts
the charger, an officer in full uniform, be
spangled with gold, Il General, is evidently
at his side the two ride off, the troops remain
stationary respectful moment, return their
sabreS to their scabbards scientifically, aud
gallop after the General and the tall chief,
tain,
The above is description of His Majesty
A. Lincoln and his body guard, The Ameri-
can people ought to feel duly thankful for
such noble specimen OF royalty.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24
NbCdnelian'S Vote,

Mcclellan receives the smallest vote of any
Presidential candidate except at the election III
1901, when pinckncy, the Federal candidate
had only II votes -RcpU1Lcdn E.rchanDe.
1t is true that, owing to the loss ofscvcr-
al of the States by very close votes, General
Mcclellan has small number of electors,
but he has nearly double those cast for
Stephen A. Douglas, in 1860. Douglas re!
ccivcd - electoral votes, and Mcclellan p
votes. This is, however, no indication of
his popular strength. Lincoln received one
electoral vote for every ten thousand of the
people vote that he got. General McClel-
Ian, on the contrary, is only credited with
an electoral vote for every ninety thousand
of his popular vote. In other words, Lin
coin received nine electoral votes on the same
amount Of strength that gave General Nc
Clellan One. 1t is not wonderful therefore,
that there is "A great disproportion Of cleo
tors Look at it 500, 200 of the people :
votes give General Mcclellan u electoral
votes; l,9jo, 900 Of the people, votes give
Lincoln 2lO electoral votes Mcclellan and
Pendlcton have received more votes from
the people than were ever given to any
President or Vice President elected, with
the single exception of Lincoln andJohnson.
This may be very bad aud overwhelming
defeat but if it is, we fail to sec it IN.
ciHnaH Inguirer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24
Election of Ashley.

Union mon viii be glad to learn that the Hon.
James NJ. Ashley, OF the 10Th District of Ohio, is
reelected 10y n handsome minority. The Cop
pcrs have pcrsistcntly ciphcrcd him out, but the
soldiers ciphcred him in by over sOo.-Ne,o yoJk
Tribune.
JIM ASHLEY beat disabled soldier, whose
wounds found no charity among the peculiar
friends Of the soldiers such as follow the
7rjJUNe. Col. RICE was defeated because
the soldiers with whom he served could get
no RICE tickets, ASHLEY having succeeded
in preventing Democratic tickets from reach
ing the camp. 1t is said that even General
STEEDMAN, who was warmly in favor of Col.
RICE, could procure no printed ticket with
his name upon it on election day. "Union
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24
Henry Clay Dean.

One of the most successful stumping tours
ever made in Ohio was made during the re
cent exciting campaign by the Hon HENRY
CLAY DEAN, of Iowa. He spoke at Ham.
ilton, Bucyrus, Wooster Dayton, Lima,
Massillon, Ashland, Woodsfcld Marion,
Millersburg, Seville, &c. making in all near.
ly thirty speeches. His meetings were gotten
up on short notice, without any blowing OF
trumpcts. His speeches were plain, pointed
and direct, appealing to the judgment Of
men instead of to their passions. Wcnotcc
that at nearly every place he spoke the Dem
ocracy did nobly at the election.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24

H A r P E RS
New Monthly Magazine
Criticn .Notiecs ofMe P..ess.


1t Is the foremost Magazine OF the day. The
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nor the million II more cnterpriSinE friend, than
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We must refer in terms of culogy to the high
tone and varied cXcelcnces of HARpER'S MAG
AZINE-a journal with amonthly circulation of
about l7OOOl cOpicS-in whose pages are to he
found some of the choicest light and general
reading of the day. We speak of this work rs
an evidence of the American People; and the
popularity ii has acquired is m.rited. Each
ter appropriately illustrated with z lod wood
cuts; and IL combines in itsclfthc Iec,' monthly
and the more philosophical quarterly, blended
with the best features of the daily journal. 1t
has great power in the dissemination of II love
of pure litcraturc.-TRUDNER'S Guide TO inert-
can LHsJutUre, London.
The volumes bound constitute of themselves
n library of miscellaneous reading such as can
not be found in the Same compass in any other
publication that has come under our notice.
Boston Courier.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24
Land sales i'm Michisan.

Five thousand eight hundred and eighty
nine acres of land were taken up in the
month Of October, at the Traverse City
Land Office, Michigan, under the Home
stead Law. During the same month, anl
under the same law, 427 acres were takcl
for actual settlement at the Land office al
Ionia, Michigan, whilst the additiona
quantity Of 1885, acres were located durn.
the same period with bounty land warrants
and 947 acres with Agricultural Colleg'
Scrin
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-11-24
H.aXing Down Their Arms.

We were assured before the election that
the success of LINCOLN would so diShcartcn
the rebels that they would Immediately lay
down their arms and quietly submit, We
are anxious to know about when this graft
flying entertainment is to come off. Tell us,
oh yc abolition prophets, when the rcbs, in
pursuance to you promises, are to lay aside
their implements of warfare aud fly to Old
ABE bosom?