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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
(tseellaneous,
Louisiana Election.

Nine thousand and ninety-three votes
were polled at the State election in Louisi-
ana on the 22d ultimo. In the election of
1860, some forty-Gve thousand votes were
poled. The candidates in the recent elec-
ton, forthe Office of Governor, were Messrs.
Hahn, Flanders and Fellows The two first
were radicals, the last was constitutional
Unionist Mr.. Hahn received majority
of seventeen hundred over the other candi,
dates combined. There are probably in the
State some eight or ten thousand free
white male citizens" who were not residents
prior to the rebellion, and who were voters
under the order Of General Banks of the
date of February Is, 1864. From these
facts it is not difficult to determine by
whom Mr.. Hahn was elected, any more
than it is difficult to determine who voted
for Mr.. Fellows.
These free white male citizens" who
were not residents prior to the rebellion,
and who were voters under the order OF
General Banks, were agents of the "Gov-
ernment,'" belonging, to different depart
ments chiefly engaged in protecting the in
terests of the Treasury, and spectators
who had swarmed there to thrive by the
miseries of the people. Those in office
combined with those out of office to plum
der under color of law, and by regulations
established by Salmon p Chase, Secretary
of the Treasury, for their benefit, which
regulations were enforced by our armies
From the day that Reverdy johnson, 6
commissioner appointed by the President
to adjust certain difficulties which had aris
en- between General Butler and sundry For
eign Consuls in New Orleans, reported the
shameful misconduct of the Federal ad
ministration of affairs in that city, unit
the day Michael Hahn was elected Cover
nor by the free white male citizens" who
were not residents of the State prior to the
rebellion, and who were voters under the
order of General Banks, the authorities al
Washington have been fully advised of the
criminal despotism which has been exer,
cised over the people of Louisiana, and
have justified that despotism.
Thirteen hundred of the old residents OF
the State, under threats of confscation and
! Fellows 1t remains to be determined
whether General Banks will now proceed to
execute his promises and drive from theil
homes those who have refused to take part
in the election. The literal performance Of
his menaces in this would be fitting con
summation of the barbarities which have
followed our occupation of the State. 'Tht
promise, be it made, must be kept" anC
we shall soon hear that the fealty Of th'
''loyal'' Treasury agents and spectators il
rewarded by the bestowment of deserted
plantations, stocked with negroes who arr
not slaves, but in the language of the con
stitution, "persons held to service" unde
past, present, and future orders of militar,
commanders, who have been, are, and vii
be " fighting the battles of freedom,
maintaining the Constitution and Union,
and generally ''engaged ip the interests o
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
Josh Billings Insures His Life

| KUN to the conclusion lately that my
life was unsartin, the only way for me tu
stand fare chance with other phoalks waz
fur til get mi life inshured-so / kalled on
the agent of the :: :Garden Angel Life In
surance Company, " and answered the fol-
lowing questions, put tu me-. over the top
ov a pair ov pebble speeks, by slick little
fat feller with little round gray knowlede-
box, and as pretty little round belly on him
as emmy man ever owned. The little fat fel-
Ter sed stand up Josh, and answer the qucs-
tlons put to you
QUESTIONS.
lst-Are you male or female? If So
state how long you have been so.
| 2d.-Are you subject tu fits, and, if So
du yu have more than one at time
3d.-What is yore precise ftin wait? anC
how long since you tried your muscles ?
] 4th.-What is yore legal opinion of tn
constitutionality of the 10 Commandments
5th.-Did you ever have emmy nigh
mares ?
6th.-Did you ever have emmy ancestors
if so, how much
7th.-Are you married and single, or ar
you bachelor
sth.-Du yu believe in futer state ? 1
yu du, state it.
9th, What are your private sentiment
about rush ov rats tu the head can it b,
did successfully?
1Oth.-Have yu ever committed suicide
and if so, how did it seem to effect yu?
After answering the above questions, like
man in the confrmatif, the slick little fat
old teller with pebble specks ON, sed Twas
insured for life, and probably wud rename
so for term ov years. thanked him, and
smiled one ov my most pensive smiles.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
Bear and FOrbenr.

If VIC would have life move on smoothly
we bear and forbear. We must indulge
the friend we love in the little peculiarities
OF saying and doings which may be impor-
tant 10 him. but Of little moment to us
Like children, we must suffer each one to
build his play house in his own way, and
not quarrel with him because he does not
think our way the best All usefulness,
and all comfort, may be prevented by an un-
KIND, sour or grabbed temper of mind
a mind that can bear with no difference of
opinion or temperament. A spirit of fault
tnding an unsatisfied temper; a constant
lrratabllity: little iniquities in the look, or
the brow cloudy and dissatisfed-your nus
band or wife cannot tell why-will more than
neutralize all the good that you can do and
render life anything but blessing. 1t is
IN such gentle and quiet virtues as meek
ness and forbearance, that the happiness
and usefulsness of life consists, far more
than brilliant eloquence, in splendid salients
or illuatrious doods, that shall send a name
to future times. 1t is budding spring
which flows gentle, the little rivulet which
glides through the meadow and which runs
along by the farmhouse, that is useful
rather than the swollen food or the roaring
cataract; Niagara excites our wonder; and
we stand amazed at the power and great
ness Of God there, as He 'pours it from
His hollowland. But one Niagara is en-
ough for world; while that same world
needs thousands and tens Of thousands of
silver fountains and gentle flowing rivulets,
that shall water every farm, sndevery mead
ow, and every garden, and that shall flow
on, every day and every night with their
gentle and quiet beauty So with the acts
Of our lives. 1t is not by the great suffer
ings only, like those of martyrs-that good
is to be done it is by the daily and quiet
virtues of life-the Christian temper, the
NEE k forbearance, the spirit of forgivness
in the husband, the wife, the father, the
mother, the brother, the sister, the friend
the neighbor, that good is to be done; and
in this way all this may be useful.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
General Mcclellan and the
Presidency

The editor of the New York Herald says;
I'm conversation with us some time ago
the General stated his views very emphati-
cally. Said he, i do not want to be Presi-
dent. do not desire to be President. |
have no ambition to be President l am
too young to be President. If were elected
President my term of Office would soon be
over, and then l should be an ex.President
while still young man. And what an ex-
President is, and how he is prevented from
doing anything effectively, you know as well
as l do. No my dear sir, my ambition, is
to be restored to my former position in the
army, SO that may help to save my coun-
try, and, if necessary, that | may die for
her. Those were noble words, uttered
from pure and patriotic heart. Let poll
ticians ponder them, end blush at their OWL
abasement.
Compared with this lofty patriotism
how contemplate do the petty intrigues OF
Chase and Seward and Old Abe appear in
the eyes of all sensible, thoughtful men,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
Sslett 4oetrp.
THE SONG OF ALL SONGS.
An Original ConglOmeratiOn Of
Titles.
BY TONY PASTOR

Air-"The Captain with his Whiskers. -
As you've walked through the town, on fine
summers day, ....
The subject I've got you have seen dare say
Upon fences and railings, wherever you CO.
You will see the penny ballads sticking up in n
row;
The titles to read you may stand for awhile;
And some are SO odd, they will cause you TO
smile.
noted them down as read them along,
And have them together to mako mp my sonsI
There was Abrahams Daughter going out on a
spree
With Old Uncle Snow" In the Cottage by
the Sea-"
"If your foot is pretty, show it" "At Lanigan's
Ball."
And "Why did she leave him" "On the raging
Canawl?"
There was Bonnie Annie" with "A Jockey hat
and feather
" don't think much of you," "We were boys
and girls together"
" Do they think of me at home 2" "I'll be free
and easy still''-
"Give us back our old Commanders with "The
Sword of Bunker Hill!'
When this cruel war is over" mo Irish need
apply
"For everything is lovely, and the goose hangs
high"
:" The young gal from New Jersey" "oh wilt
thou be my Bride?"
And "Oft in the Silly Night" "We'll all take q
| Ride"
| "Let me kiss him for his MOTHER "He is a gay
Young Gambolier;"
| I'm going to fight nit Sigel " and De bully
Lager Bier.
:" Hunley Boy is Yankee Doodle" Fl" When the
Cannons loudly roar"
"Were coming, Father Abraham, six hundred
thousand more'
:" In Days when was hard up" with Mary
Ann"
"My Johnny was Shoemaker "or any Other
Mani"
| 'The Captain with his Whiskers" and "Annit
of the Vale,'
Along with ."old Rob Ridley" " A riding on {
| Rail-"
Crock me to sleep, Mother" "Going round the
Horn;"
I'm not myself at ALL" "rm Bachelor for
| lorn."
Mother is the Battle over?" "what are the
| Men about?"
How you, Horace Greeloy?" Does you
Mother know you're out?"
We won't go home till morning." with Th
| Bold Privatccr"-
"Annie Lisle" and 'Zouave Johnny" Riding il
Railroad Keer;"
"Were coming, Sister Mary" with "The Folk
that put on Airs
"We are marching along" with 'rhe Four-ano
| Thirty Stars"
"On the other side of Jordan" "Don't fly you
Kite too high;'
| "lenny's coming DER the Green. - to "RoOt He
or Die!'
30 Unions Starry Banner" "The Flag Of Wasl
ington,''
Shall float victorious o'er the land, from Main
to Oregon
mcclellan.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
The Connecticut Democratic
Nominee.

Judge SEYMOUR in accepting the Demo
cratic nomination for Governor says
II am for the restoration of the Union as
it was, under the Constitution as it is; and
believe such restoration is the earnest
desire of the peace-loving and lay-aiding
citizens of the Republic. To the Union
thus restored allegiance is due from all, and
may be exacted of all. We may rightfully
and by force of arms compel obedience to
the Constitution as'it is; but not not to re-
constructed and altered Government with
out violating the principles of liberty, thai
Governments derive their just power:
from the consent of the goverened. u
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
Puzzle.

Perhaps it will interest some of our read,
ers to learn how, in years past, young gen;
tlemen sometimes wrote puzzle Z
Sweets true love- to kindred minds,
Heart-and hand where it combines,
When-intervening days are gone, lone;
Shall-come the day that makes them,
I-of' have seen in ashes dead,
Stay living Goals Of vivid red,
With-caution move your ready mind,
Yeu-can in this question find,
The young ladywho receives these few lines
will, of course, have the Exquisite pleas
ure" of sending the following appropriate
ANSWER.
To-bring about what you'd have done,
highland the day are rolling on,
You-have question sent TO me,
May.-you herein tho answer see. q
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
Highly Important Movement in
81. LOuis--The German Turner
Organization for FremOnt--A
Fremont Convention for the
10th Of May.


We find the following highly important
proceedings in the St. Louis Democrat, the
Republican organ Of Missouri, of the Bird
inst It says:
MEETING OF RADICALS AT TURNER'S
HALL, MARCH 2, lS64--THE OFF,
CIAL REPoRT.
Pursuant to published call large mum.
Der of citizens assembled at Turner's Hall
on the evening of March 2, 1864, the mum.
Der being largely increased by number of
soldiers from the Engineers Regiment Mis-
sour Volunteers, just returned from the
field.
'Mr T.: Pretorius, Chairman, explained
that the object of the meeting was to effect
a thorough organization of the radical I'm
ion party ovor the whole country
Colonel Moss being called upon, extern
ded hearty welcome to all the soldiers
present, telling them they stood upon
ground as sacred as Faneuil Hall; that Tur-
ner's Hail. in St. Louis, was the cradle Of
liberty for this State and the whole Missis-
sippi Valley. He chastised the Copper
heads and Conservatives, who had tried.tc
rob the nation of all the fruits which the
soldiers had won by their valor The speak
er further stated that 1864 was the year to
select new helmsman to direct the ship
tbrurb tbe storm. that circumstance ra,
ou;red a man with onlarood x,;aws a man
with nerve, who was not everdo;ng a tbino
because he was forced m bnt would do 4
from his own .Iobn q Ero.
,ront .bo G,a,loss aJ,,oaato 81 H. -;
L. III. 81 H. - .io Pt Pc ~
E.oodo,,, ,uoaiIo,,'a,;o - - %',uV - ,' oi
tgSpoi iSsi Uo'h,o h;n h. ,sIaeo oat augIs' o.
.Iod ,o. Cpo,i Lilni no dTuo.s Test InJ peo
their confidence ''' ' -
,HColonel Wnss tba, ofrerod , sor;os NJ
resolutions to he used ae gro,ndworL fo,
10 bs st
fnr pras;dant cbouid etond Tba n,oot;no
concurred most hea1nA1 in the resolutions
referring them, ho'SePer, to an adjourned
meeting Tor further de!lberatlon. On mo-
'ol VI 0oione, ~ noos' !, was
y heSotred, Ihat IN the person OF MAJOR
deneral J0hn Y. fremont. we flnd all those
qualities whicn are requisite Tor the Che
Magistrate OF great ana powerful nation
and we hereby recommend and nominate
him as ut candidate Tor the next Presl
dent;
heSotceo, ahat great and national mas
conyentlon OF tne 1rlends OF fremont b'
held at ot. Louis, May ~, 1861, Tor th'
purpose OF competing thorough organi
zation OF the radical masses all over th'
; Umon; m
Eesotted, lhat committee OF hv'
from Missouri, and one from each state o
the Unlon, be appointed to make make. the nee, nee
asary p'Ip"ra'ions p lGl tne lietsollai f conSen
thansoas tu so GGileee d;rnnt q, nse 20 Pat
he raNd n hirre[ dc III WIZ
r Wn;nn y u 'A0 i"'''"' e"u'0 oil o'ei "a
e = IlJn .. IT.,
t upon motl3n! the meetlhg adJourned
NEE meet again non on frluay' Mafch H. 1861,
e Turner HAIL. r. D pp1rcrrr
: - H. rhi ilioOu,
: secretary
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
s. Devils,

Their are many devils who walk this world,
Devils great and devils small,
Devils with tails and devils without,
Devils who whisper, and devils who spout,
Devils who mystify, devils who teach
Devils who pray, and devils who preach; .
But the lying devil who takes his perch
On the highest seat in the highest church,
And makes his religion the means and ends,
For to hide his guilt and betray his friends.
And affects devotion his soul abhors,
His morality squaring by statute laws,
Is the shabbiest devil of all
Burthe printer sdevil beats great and small.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17

The VALLANDIGHAM FUND in Ohio,
has reached the sum of fifty thousand dol
lars. Our readers will remember that
Clement L. Vallandigham is the envoy ex-
traordinary, Minister Plenipotentiary rep
resenting the honesty, deceucy, and patri-
otism, at foreign court Of this country. As
his position is the most honorable OF any
man in the nation, his friends are determin:
ed his salary shall be commens:urate, and
therefore they intend TO make it one hun,
How are you, "Val. Cairo Democrat.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
"WHAT are you digging there for %

"WHAT are you digging there for p
"I'm digging for money 7, The news
few-the idlers collected I'VE are told
ySG yy" arr Sssggg Sgg1s r a ssySns ese wfa
YOU had any luck ?' First rate luck =
pays well. -" All doifed their hats and coats
land laid hold most vigorously, for while.
After throwing out some carloads - the
question arose 30
"When did you get any money last ?'
Saturday night,
"Why, how much did you yet q
''Four dollars and half,
"Why, that S rather small p
''Its pretty well; six shillings day is
the regular prices for digging cellars. "
. The coats went on, and the loaters went
of,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
One Hundred Dollars Reward

We offer the above reward for an authen'
tic version of Old Abe stokes upon the Flor
ida expedition, where thousand lives were
lost in the attempt to get three electoral
votes. 1t must be very funny.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
STRAYED.

VNHERE was found on the premises of the un.
i dersigned, on the, 18th day. OF November,
1853, bay mare has no particular marks @ and and
thin of flesh aud Il supposed to be eight years
old. The owner is requested to come and prove
property, pay charges and take her away;
JOHN SlLCOTT,
-,% Monroe Tp., Holmes county.
Feb. IL, lSSf-w3
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17

WHEN you find man too close and stin
gy to advertise, you can safely put him down
as too selfish to act generously, or very fair
ly or honestly.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17
Progress of the Age.

Two darkeys, dressed in the uniform of a
Major, attended the Presidents leveeee on
the occasion. They walked in beauty like
the night" ....
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17

A gentleman who was struck by the beau
ty of a country gal, the other day, has con-
oluded ,okiss the rod
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17

A GOOD TOAST. sT.-Abolitionism-the pres
ent is the first time it has been in power in
this country;-may it also be the last =
Who but Pdy-triots, do not say AMEN =?
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17

How young ladies' always eye single
fellow She looks at him as she would at
''yaller purp" in dog days-wondering
whether he intends to. bite.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-03-17

Embrace as many opportunities as you
like, but only one woman.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-19
DseAaFMEsa co - {

9lR: hkvs used your Pills Id my grfefal aaa Sahs
aAs shsy ~ The bsst satharts smplol, THAR rsEa
lahg action on thS Liver 10 Quick and Needed, e0hsa
Qusntly they admirable remedy for dsrunszszs2
Of shas organ. Iudss8 hare ssldaM bead . caeapf
bsisHs dsass 20 obstinate that 1t did not readily g O.
bhun- FratagDaliY xvusx "a AEONzO WAKA4 &s III q
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-19
- : gsni1y ystss !. 49,. Z. {,

BaitsNa Diserdsrs-~ Liver Cpnsp selnAss
Sts sRvm d. Theodore EsEs If 1ea zasz CIV, ~
Not oaIy are year Pls admirahsy aapsed 10 thsf Rpf
poss apsrsnt but ind Their beneficial eject
the Liver yeey marked fAdesd They iav1 iaany paa
glands than any one remedy can nashtlon. sacares
rsoies that have az length lfsns5ys Wh1sh &Wez
Shy tbs eanGdsnse cf shs rFRaakida epd the peopis
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-03-19

IN experienced pilot viii sand a. the wheel to
w.;Sgskrug axuses ~lffe ffs rnsoF chanb eFnsid~-
wha has been permanently eng Eed--will attend IL
Ia suests below IN. b. Flirting With this yirsH-
aus young danl-ssi OF forty summers Is especially
ysahibited.I . b. -. s.' - 49,
Fer freight passage apply on bard. Sporting
rasn wha sFe short -. account ef unfortunate n-
yestmens car kayea %deck pas sse and syaapathyt
y iEouirfhg OF an inexpe9ieneed bat faSt4learIine
assistant in one Of our governms houses
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26

ia On. W. T. OAxpsm.E
sss--~oa % aboas sss 9otA 81 Aasass
1884, called 81 yoa to treat ~ syss aor
seass iaaAmssiaa Of ssa nsaEAa standing
NE light 10 sgsyssd my syssight that 10
ssaaxsa ay eyes pssfsssly is.0asaaas
and In Consequences had 10 sssaas NJ.
salt to DARK rooa prsvisss 70 ysaS tFsss-
msas, and saly Are days AfssR ssaiA
lsavs tins Asase without any Pa<sisalas Ia
asasaAisnss 70 my sighs. Ia six Hssks
z wa able to attend tbs duties necessary
90 ms ssxns' $50. :, - .s.a = .sstss iizs.
4 sm wiliiag TO testify before Q Aagia-
srsis, that my eyss are psEfssaly ssaaa
ma hare nos been aaAisssa swssh any dis
casa aimee ysa treated teaA- | saala
essaaamsnd all shoss afflicted vita Any
sasssss al the aye 70 call On the Dr., p
ssHsidsr him the greatest bsSsfasssT o
mankina, no an 0salist, Ia tia West.
t,s sigssds caAsLss Rxzsskss-
Asassa-WuxGAM RsTSoLpa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26

ALWAYS Gs4 rRs Bsss.-xh@a i %
ss@ing AAsaias in ass, thai give
the gsasrai aasisaassiass DIAL Grsvss
q Bass~'a asss. Thss ans - si@sass
thai saild swslvs PEARS cid altar lis
tie prassiss, s&a operate sAeaA xSs
ssrsngsh ana beauty Of the skiscA- Ne w.
Yissy Of work. tbs durability, sas ease
In running il, recommends Is sv@ eli
ether, machines fer faAily use, ia
has taken ths srss psernizza ~ nearly all
shs Ssatss Fairs, ~ bang the hsss Mag
chine In use. Price sss and apwards.
Any person desiring 10 purchase e Ma
shias, san axaHains Grover b Bakers
By cailiag 81 ear residence. All srssEs
will receive prOmps attention.
If d. W. CARPENTER, Agsat.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26

A. FAcS WeKsH kSowTsp All ggsssra
ara ss1ysllsd % sell the staple Assisisa Of
heavy gssas, wAsshsr shsy make q Large
psa6s or net, bat In shslf goods and naal
articles 81 which the purchaser b nss .
iaags, sAsy ssli tAsss apsa wAish sSss
can make he msss pEoas- IN his way
MO Ythlsas salsFasas 10 ssld, and IN "a
oshsz. The grocer wbs intsads % sell
the best gsods and rsly spsn fair pgsai
will aiwsys keep DsIsasd D Cs.'s Cham.
sai sklssssas, aaa lhsssands Of dealers
will ssll N stAsx. ~r.s -.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-05-26

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