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The New York herald., 1864-10-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERC RCiAL.

FRIDAY, Oct. cs-6P. VI.
stock market unterwert further iGproy this
morning. partly IN anticipate or higher prices following
tue Presidential elec 1be closing quotations
the nrsi board showed the following variations from
those OF the second board yestsFday re advanced W
New fork Central u. Michigan Central 5, Reading So,
Illinois ceotrs 3H Mlchigen southern - Chc'so ana
Northwestern J. ~ preferred Ia, Chicago aud ko'S
Island a, Pitisburg and Fort wsyue a. hudson Aver,
Alton aud Terre Haue Cumberland Coal and Quicksilver
were without change.
Government gold. bearing sixes we're strong aud In
active demand. Coupon ave-tSepes advanced Il, the
new issue sold At loo sixes, 1851 los,s 1885,
one year certificates s5 coupon tentortes declined
1910 Treasury notes y.
Railroad bonds and bank stocks were 10 better lie
mand state slooks inactive.
After the call aad the open board the market was
depressed by the that the South SIDE Railroad had
been cat b, Grants forces.
Al second regular board the market was Irregular
The closing sales compared with those the morn
showed decline IL Erie OF =, New York Central n For,
Wayne =, Chicago and Rock Island u, Hudson River
ResdDg n Northwestern l. preferred l. Michigan Coz.
ira Michigan Southern Ia, iiipois Central Ohio
and Mississippi certificates 4, Cumberland Coal Il. MI.
waukee and Prairie du Chen sdvapeedIL Government
securities strong. Coupon fvetwenes, issue,
advanced y.
AT The open tosrd at hafpsst three aud afterwards
the street the m .rket was without spirit.
Gold tended slightly upward during the morning. bui
The before mentioned checked disposition 10
operate rise aud decline nearly three per cont
10 The aiteruco on.
Thao f.tiat lrtfn
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

p,a,tx lks 40 make ee,cve The nero facs OF his hsv
iug addressed this precious 'areument 70 she
capitalists o. Europe" Richmond paper calls II. wh
throw rd!csle 10 Europe upon the Is meant 10
help aod who would rely upon the r par ststemen. OF
an enemy who has far less Of koowiug what be "a
taking about capitalists presumos indi
rsctly 10 addrsssf
We have spared neither Mr. Chase, Congress,
the present incumbent Of the Treasury in criticisms
Of usncs policy that has beer pursued during this
war, Ter that policy could hardly have been Put
the country has shown itself strong aud vigorous aad
vast and elastic its resources, and has fourshed
under the wreched msmsnAsenent OF It's monetary
affairs, where any other country In the world would
have been prostrsted under the ordeal. And II 10
not ye, too late TO make those needed reforms
which We have so often urged, aud by which
sn those evil consequences pointed out by Mr. Bona.
may be averted. And this Is strong argument 10
cur favor He wreck at hts own doors, ~ the
result Of policy which has followed at the
North; aud, as like produce like efects, be Is
s,nguine " seeing similar fate orerlaxe US; but II
bv reason OF longer continuance OF ths war
thau seems al present probable, will be the fault OF
Congress aud Treasury adopting the measures
proper coun,eract the currency evil aud 80 diminish
The gold premium. We may profit even by the words
OF our enemy and Mr. Bonjamin's foolish circular may
after all, be OF little use only another warning
TO the admn,strs tcn and Congress at Washington
The latest news Europe g.ves no ASSURANCE OF
the future stability Of Huanc'a and commercial affairs in
Groat Britain while 10 France the report OF the Bank of
France the week cndiog the 18th instant showed
decrease OF seveuteen millions Of francs tho cash
serve, which compelled advance iu the rate Of dis
count from TO eight per cent.
The following concerns the fractional currency
TRxAsURs DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE CT COMPTROLLER or TEE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, Oct 81 1864
DEAR SiR-Your favor or the 2st instant received,
aud in reply have to that it IN contemplation
the Secretary Of the Treasury issue fractional
Currency the place Of that which has been
torfeltcd. Yours truly,
HUGH MCCULLOUGH, Comptroller.
Tho highest cash prices OF the leading railroad and mis-
csareous shares the lrs session OF the Boasj Of
Brokers to-day, compare With the quotations on Fri.
aav M last week az follows:--
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
The Navy.
TIE KECEIvINQ eHIP VERMONT,


Complaints are made by several parties OF tho d1cul.
Ties 10 bs met with getting admission on board Of tho
receiving ship Vermont Al the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
There arc thousands who have friends on board, aud
every facility should be extended ttem in their visits
Fensics u s said, are subjected TO the most gross
suits on board Of the vessel This thing should be looked
70 bs the commander, and, II tras, rsmedied.
TIE DICTATOR.
This magnificent vessel expects TO get on to-day.
Hundreds OF visitors we're at the yard during the week
sdmrne The formidable proportions Of the craft and
bespsakns great things FOR hor IN The future
Tns GUSsoAr HgwBRRs
arrived 81 this port yesterday from the North Atlantic
bockading squadron. Der officers are Is follows;--
Acting ysiuntser Lieta~dnt--w. K. Greasy.
Aching bdno aHi Ezecutm OHcr--Robert Y. Ho'ley.
Aching Master and Coat Pi'ot-J n Richardson.
Ach10 Ashland Pdymarer-E II. Cashng
Acfa9 dsss'ani Sufosow--John f. Cobb,
hcirc Ensi0n AMI S1dfnG Nossr--Cher'ce Irhthan.
Aet,ne En,i0ns-f o. r. Lennam, ooer'oo Nash,
Enginsrs-Acting First Assistant, 10 charge, Isaac
Naples Acting secoud Assistants. Benjamin James, " D..
Hotcnkss Actlog Third Assistants, James 8, Blessing
koUert K Murray, Charles N. Allen.
Cdp,atr's CT ieyk-Phiiip Evreu.
Prvmofsr's Ctsrk-sidney hanson.
tai.c sdsser's Ns',s--d smith, John McA.isler,
Adolphas Jsnfocsteo ioshua cs7S tmsi seeot.
rug uN.cs.
n Is expected that las vsssoi s sail TO. day on nor
rip TO tps 9ur oocksdIng sSossisp,
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

rAuow In fair demand ana drm; sales 100 900 bs
at lskc alTkc.-the latter price for primo
Wool Q shade nrroer. with more doing 10 domestic
aimee our report sales $50 900 lbs at soc 65c Tor
heavy coarse, aud 90c. o5c. for medium and choice
graies 26 900 lbs ambs al SOC &c. 80. 600 lbs Calf
ornan 200 500 ba white and gray Donskoi and loo
South American, on private terms
WHpKgY Receipts. 9rs bbls The market was dull,
with Gales OF $50 bbs. Western, al 81 IL VI '2h,
closiDg at the inside price.
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.
The following prices ruAsd at Washington Market yes.
terday:-
MEATS Roasting pieces Of beef. zoe . 25c per ID
porerhouss steaks Csc SOC. per lb eroin zoe. 26c
ord nary cuts l6c. 20c corned beef l6c 20c. FORE
quarters veal, To- lao headquarters, l0c 22o FORE
quarters mutton, DC l2c headquarters mutton. 12c.
l5c lamb, &c. l5c hams, ESQ. shoulders, 2lc. bacon,
25s. 28c. fresh pork, 22o sausages, 23c.
POULTRY AND GAME Turkeys, zoe Q 26c (: chickens
CSC 30c. ducks, SOC. 36c broiiing chickens. los
l2s pair squirrels. loc eaoh rabbits, Toe. per par
Fish -HaIiout csc. per lb eels, 20c striped bass,
2Oc blue hsh, 16c. perch, loo. $780,; paddock, lOc
founders, l2c mackereI, l6c Soc. oysters, 7Sc.
81 80 per hundred.
yKasTAnl tomatoes, 10. loc. per quart; sweet
potatoes 81 per peck ordinary potatoes 60o. 70c pcr
peck; onions, 100 per quart
MlscElLAsEous coo. per b; cheese, 22c. .
26c. eggs, for 25c.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

-lhe whoat market was again 6rmer, In view OF the
light supply, and prices &c. higher; sales GO 900
bushels at 81 IL 81 20 for No TO primo spring SO 2S
81 332 or winter red Western and 81 IS a 81 38 for
amber Michigan Ryo scarce and very drm, with
sales OF 0c0 bushels Western 81 So Barley steady
Sales Is 0oo bushels at 81 70 for Canada East aud Canada
West at 81 PAX 81 %. Barley malt dulL The corn
$1,000 bushels at 81 90 81 64k for mixed Western.
closing at the outside price, Oats were dull at 92c Tor
Western.
CeTToS.-The market wae very quiet and prices
q shade easier. though continue previous quota.
hs
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
Nsw osLRAss, Ia, Oct. is, 1884.
ssrrrticAy xHsTfvo in spv optRIss

On Saturday evening last The unconditional Uucn msu
Of this city assembled at Liberty Ball for the purpose
supporting Abraham Lincoln for the oe1l President
Hon Cuthtert Bults was elected Chairman and Messrs
si.ty or seventy ssptsmen road aud adopted .
vice presidents. A speech was made BY Colonel A. p
Field the recently elected member of Coosross Ho was
followed by John Collins, ESQ A. the conclusion OF
CoIoss Fields speech series OF resolutions were read
and sdop,ed.
Il vas expected that ,he Hon. R. King cquW would
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
SECOND BOARD.
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, Oct. 2S-6P. NJ
AsuKs.-Receips, SO bbls. Market inactive, and prices
nominal
ERApsruV. Receipts, 20 1913 tbls our, o75 bbls.
aud 81 bags meal 6,7s0 bushels wheat, 5000 d..
corn, 331 DO. oats sir demand prevailed for -four
Tor homo consumption and on speculation, aud prices
advanced 1oc 2oc Sales 90 900 bbis State and West.
efn tncudns 4,ccv DO ex',n state or last half ef No.
Southern and 600 do Canadian r. 6oh nrrn ut S.
So with sales o; 100 bbls Corn o,ea steady with
saes Of 400 Oos atS7 rs for jersey 81 IS Tor Marsh
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
Oar Morganzia Correspondenoc,
MoRGASzIA, La, Oct. 10. 1854.

MohsANlA, La, OCt 10. lot4s
ATTACK on A reRAog TRAIN.
sinai, forage train sent out by General Lawcr swo
three days since the direction OF the Atchaaaya
was attacked BY about thirty rebol cavarymen. was
calamity defended and The suemy were rcpulsed Tho
train was saved One Of the guards captured Three
mules we're killed during the sKirmish.
REBELS CROSSING cArIs OVER THE NrssIesprL
The rebels undertook from tho east to the
west side OF the Mississippi ct Jackscns Point lot Of
cattle which had been crossed the otner way from Texas
but could not safely reach hoods army for which they
were Intended In crossing nearly two hundred Of the
cattle got stuck n tho mud aud shot by The guns Of
the naval vessel AZ Fort Hndman.
EXPEDITION 10 IACHsoS's rcNr.
An expedition was sent 10 Jscksons Point which Ia
fifteen miles above Fort Adams, tow days since under
The connnd or Colonel ye for sle purpose Of foragng
and OF preventing the rebels from crossing supplies and
cattle.
orgRfIAs At RArcLrrr's POINT
The vun boat Lafayette, Captain Foster was hyed into
~ gnerss al Racis Point. miles above Morganzis
90 the 18Th INST, bot they scattered when few shells
were thr own among them
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
AFFAIRS At M0RGANzIA AND VICINITY,
-. -. H.

The steamships Atlanta, Pennington; suwo Nada,
jayne and United states ansport Cassandra Holloway
arrived iu port yesterday, bringing news from New
Orleans to the 2sd inst Purscrs Young Of tho Atlanta
Eoyes Of tho Cassandr also the purser OF the Suwo
NADIA, will accept our thanks for favors
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
NEw ORLEANS, La Oct. 22, 1864
MILITARY ENROLMENT oRpsR.


General Hurlout commanding the Department OF the
Guf has issued euromcnt order, dated October 60
Though daily expected It has caused great excitement
and little alarm among those subject TO enrolm snt
large numbers OF between tho agcs Of "cighcen
and forty have fed to New Orleans from tho North
eru, Eastern Western States for purpose OF
Gaping the draft Dsserters from the enemy are exempt
from enrolment, and will be employed in the Quarter.
masters Department Aliens @will bs transferred to the
enrolment for police purposes"
pssERrRas ORDERED RsruRS 20 I'M ARMY.
The rebel General Buckner, commanding tho rebel force
west OF the Mississippi has issued requiring
dcscrers 10 roturn to the army Offering them free par
don they return before the 1st OF November. Those
who refuse and who may bs found east Of the Atcha.
laya after that date, are 10 DO shot, Al nearly ell the
guerillae and jayhawkers composed OF deserters
from both armies, tns will have the eject M riidng
the country, In our uoghoorhood OF these Internal
pests.
IRoors 70 sE ram.
for the narpose Of paving of lie trooos IN ,ns
menS This Will cheer the hearts or our gallant soldiers
as the7 have not been paid tor some time and consid
erabe amount 10 owing them.
YELLOW FEVER.
There Is now no moro fear from the dreaded yellow
frost has made It's appearance THIS viii be- good news
for those who may have been detained ut the North on
account Of tho Appearance terrible disease New
Orleans.
ANOTHER RrBEI cRuIsHR.
Ine steamer Ike ia gls which lett this city With
sorted cargo for bagdad arrived there ell right
her return was supposed 70 nave started Tor New or.
leans. Nothing was heard OF her for time, AID 10
was thought that she lost IL appears
passengers paid their sre 10 gold for this city but when
the steamer arrived outside they compelled the
crew OF thirty men 10 remain quiet and captured the
vesso She was then ruu TO Brownsville and said TO
be now fitting out Tor rebel prvateer Tho Ike Davis
is Of the fastest steamers adoat and 10 said 10 maks
fifteen and sixteen miles an hour with ease.
PERSONAL.
Colonel Lewis y Parsons, Assistant Qnertermaster and
Chief OF Western River Transportation, arrived New
Orleans last evening,
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

paragraph recently Published which stated that
the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad had passed Undo.
the control OF tho Chicago ard ,rthwestegn Railroad
Company. The following denial is given
Ihs officers OF the Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad are
not aware that there has eeen any usual tLs
word, sale OF that road. Certain parties interested In
tho Northwestern road have purchased euciept stock
ene them 10 three directors Those WHO ought beat TO
know the proposed management Of The road do
any change c policy whatover In consequence OF tie
admission OF the new directors.
The exports OF treasure from san Francsco from Janu
ery 10 september 80 amounted to o.,...si3,71255s
Corfespoudipe period AZ als02...,..... 33, ,5e6 052
LAccss tpis bVd
coleman's san Francisco Circular OF the LIST inst re-
fers TO financial matters IN that city as follows
The receipts OF treasure from tie mining districts
since our report OF the 2lst ut amounted 600
During the same period the branch IN this city has
taken sbout 500 600 for coinage. Silver quotable t
y per cent premium 10 per cent discount. Exchange
the Atlantic cities somewhat unsettled for bills psy.
able IN currency, owing 70 the vibrations u tho gold
market Wall street but SO per premium on gold
Is however tho prevailing rate to-day fecgraphc trans
ruling as formerly at 5k per cent premium
and drafts payable In coin al ~ per cent premium
Sterling exchange may be quoted at 4sd . ssHd for
bankers commercial 49d. 4okd. Legal tender notes
have very actively dealt during the week by the
regular dealers and others Some $500 have chaneed
hands At the Stock and Exchange Bjsd alone within
range Of 40 q o. closing at abort 50.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

The mpoa,ops Of dry goods at this port during tho
week ending October 20 compare follows with these
Of The week previous
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

II Il expected that las vsssoi e' sail 10. day on nor
rip TO ,ps 9un olocksdIng s9osx,s ~,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14
The Expulsion of Mr.. Gribben

Our report of Legislative proceedings this
morning presents some startling subjects
for the rejection of the people of Ohio
The last hours of the least respectable and
most odious legislative assembly that prob
ably ever convened in the Capital, were de-
voted to acts of the most outrageous and in.
decent injustice, not only to the people OF
the State, but to the minority in the Assem-
bly,. Among these acts the expulsion Of
Hon. VIM Gribben, the Representative
elected from Hancock county, and the in
stallment of an individual who contested his
seat on frivolous and fraudulent grounds
will stand out among the most disgracetul
measures ever fastened upon the history of
a despired and contemplate Legislature. --
.NtrfoeD1uu
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14
The yaIlandigham Fund.

We this week publish two weeks re-
ceipts of the vallandigham Fund From
the l4th to the 2sth of March, Ia days, Mr.
THOMPSON received, in money and receipts
paid over, the sum of FIVE THOUSAND
ONE HUNDRED AND FORIY-SlX
DOLLARS AND EIGHTY CENTS (S5,
l46.S0
That will do for two weeks In this
work, the patriotic ladies Of Ohio, have
shown devotion to constitutional liberty,
free speech and human rights, who gained
their permanent liberties by attachment to
Mr.. Wilkes, who became the special object
of Kingy hate and jeweled prcrogative, and
was imprisoned, persecutcd and bounded by
the enemies of liberty very much as Mr..
Vallandigham has been.
But the English people never for a mo
ment deserted their leader until victory wa.
won and liberty secured. Ladies of Ohio
may history write as bright page for yo,
in after times as it did for the English peo
pie under similar trials and dangers. 90
CRISIS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14
Gold i'm Northern Michigan.

We learn from Michigan papers that con
siderable excitement exists ON the goc
question in that State, and people are flock
ing to the Upper Peninsula from all part.
of the country. A discovery of gold ha,
recently been made in the Huron Noun.
tains This is the third point at which gold
has been discovered already. 1t has beer
often asserted by practical geologists that
the rich gold regions of California are but
Nevada, Idaho, Colorado, Nebraska, Min
nesota, Wisconsin, and the Northern part
of Michigan, passing through Canada and
ending at Montreal 1t is possible that
mining may be carried ON for the discovery
of precious metals in Michigan to an extent
equally, if not surprising the palmiest days
OF California.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14
DON'T Forget NJ,

Early in 1850, John p. Hale, of New
Hampshire, presented two petitions in the
United States Senate, preying That some
plan might be devised for the dissolution o.
the American Union. y
Mr.. Webster, of Massachusetts, sugges
ted as a preamble to these resolution
''That as the members had. sworn beefore,
God to support the Constitution, they sho !, d !
now take Immediate steps to break their OBJ
legations ,,.,.
Upon a vote being taken. the petitions
were rejected by the votes of the entire sen
ate. with the exceptions of John L. Hale,
of New Hampshire, VIM II. Seward, OF
New York, and Salmon p. Chase, of Ohio,
who voted an fdror u
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14
The New Cent.

A bill has been passed by the Senate, an /
will probably be adopted by the House, sub
stituting a bronze coinage for the present
nickel cents to be composed Of ninety-tive
per cent. copper and five per cent. tin
There are to be one cent and twoccnt pieces
the one cent pieces to be legal tender to
the amount of ten cents, and the two cent
pieces to be a legal tender to the amount OF
twenty cents Counterlciting these coins i,
to be punishable by fine and imprisonment
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14

NoTlliNG ihatis not wholesome, genial and restor-
ativ in its nature enters into the composition OF
hostetters stomach Bters. This popular preparation
contains no neral of any kind deadly botanical
element; no fiery exoltan: but 1t is combination Of
the extracts of rare balsamc herbs and plants with
purcst and midest of all d1usive stiuulants
1t is well to be forearmed against diseas and, so fay
as the human system can be protected by human
against maladies engendercd by an unwbolesome at.
mosphere impure water and other external causes,
Hostetters Btters may be relied as a safeguard.
In districts infested with Fever and Ague 1t has been
found inialble as preventive and Irresistible as
remedy and thousands who resort to under appre-
henson Of an attack, escSre the scourge and hous-
anus who neglect to avail themselves of its protective
qualities in advance, cured by very iefcourse
OF this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague PATIENTS
after being piled with quidne for months in vain until
larry saturated with that dangerous alkaoid, not
unrequently restored to health within few days by
the use Of uostetter's Bltters
The weak stomach is rapidly invgorated and the an
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence IL
works wonders In cases of Dyspepsia and in less con-
trmed forms of Indigestion Acting ms n gentle ana
painless apperient ss yei 40 ,,r ~ a. :. au
invariably relieves the Constipation superinduced by
regnar action Of the digestive and secretve organs
PERSONS OF feeble habit liable to Nervous Attacks
Lowncss of Spirits and Fits of Languor find prompt
and permanent relief from the Btters. The testimony
TINS po mt is most conclusive, and from both sexes
The agony of Bilious Collie is Immediately assuarei
by single lose of the stimulant, and by occasionally
prevented.
AS General Toni, Iostetter's Bltters produce ef
,ects which must be experienced or Witnessed before
they can be fully appreciated. In cases of Constitu-
tiosal weakness, Premature Decay and Debility and
Decrepitude arising from Old Age, il exercises the
electric hiluencc. In the convalescen stages of all
diseases 1t operates delightful invigorant. When
the powers of nature relaxed operates to re
force and re-establish them.
Last but not least, It'll the only Safe Stimulan be-
ing manufactured from sound and innocuous
anu ehtfey free from tbs acid elements present
or less in all ordinary onics stomachics of The day
NO family medicine has been SO universally, and, il
may be truly added deseryedy popular with the in
teiligent portion of the community, HOSTEITER's
BIrTERS.
Prepared by HosTETTER SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa
w sold by all Druggists, Groccrs and storekeepers
Everywhere.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14
Eelmbold's Extract Buchu,

For Weaknesses arising from Excesses, Habits Of
Designations; Early lDdiscretor of Abuse attended with
the following symptoms:
iudisroston to EXertion. Loss of Power
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing
" cak Nery's, Trembling,
Horror oi Disease Wakefuness,
Dinntss OF Nision Pain in the Bach,
Universal Lasstuda OF the Muscular system.
Hot Hands, Flushlng of the BODY,
Dryness ofthe Skin, truptiOns the Face,
Pullid Countenance.
These symptoms, II allowed go on, which this med
icne invariably removes, soon follows
IMPoTEMCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIO FITS,
In one ofwhich the Patient may expire
Who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those ''Direful Diseases l."
"INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many aware of the cause of their suffering, but
none viii confess the records of the insane asylum.
And Melancholy Deaths by Consumption bear am
pie witness to the truth of the assertion.
The Constitution once effected with Organic Weak
ness requires the aid of Medicine to Strengthen and
lnvgorate the system, which
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU
Invariably does.
trial will convince the most skeptlcal.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14
Bai Not 10 be OuldOne.

Buy a trunk, Pat" said yound clerk
in clothing store
"And what for should / buy trunk p
rejoined Pat.
''ro put your clothes in," was the re
ply ,
"And go naked p exclaimed Pat "thc
divil bitiy it. "
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14
Military Triumph.

For two weeks past Connecticut soldiers,
those who agreed to vote the abolition tick
ct, were given furlouphs and being trans
ported home On Monday they succeeded
in carrying the State for Abolish.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14
FARM FOR SALE.

ne 'INllE northeast quarter of the north
L west quarter OF section six, Rich
49,, land township, Holmes county, contain
offered for sale on reasonable terms. 1t is known
as the Rawson land. For particulars enquire OF
March T,-w4 LOUIS MAYERS
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-04-14
Samuel KinsIey's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have been duly appointed ana qualified n,
Executors of the last WIN and testament ofSam
uel Kinsley, late of Holmes county, o., decd.
JOHN KINSLEY,
March, 10, lS6i-wI' SAMUEL EINSLEY.