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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
An Incident Of the Fourth,

We were told an amusing incident which
occurred on the Fourth, during the reading
of the Declaration of Independence. A
loyal though in this case not very piOus,
Aboitionist, who had never read the Dec
laration any further than to that part where
his party interpret it as saying that ''n me-
grO is as gOOd as Uhite man." stood with
mouth, eyes and cars wide open listening to
to the reading of that rcvcrcd instrument
Every thing went on smoothly with him,
and he seemed to enjoy it exceedingly, and
his party zeal in bchalfof Sambo drew fresh
inspirations; until the reader came to the
enumeration ofcharges against King George.
Then his brow contracted, muscles of his
mouth twitchcd, and low muttcrings could
be heard proceeding from his lips, pOrtcnd-
ing storm. And after the reader had rot
through with the following:
ale has erected "A multitude of new Offices, and
sent hithcr swarns of officers to haraSS our pco-
pie and eat out their substance
"lIe has affected To render the military indie
pendent Of, and superior to, the civil power.
"For imposing taxes upon rls without our con.
sent.
For transporting us beyond the seas to h,
tried for pretended oilcnscs.
"Fordcpriying us in many cases OF the benefit
of trial by jury"
His loyal conscience could hold in nc
longer; and with violent shake of his fist
at the speaker, he exclaimed: "IIcl and
iurics, that is id Coppcrhcad docu.
m0nt, and I'll be d-dif IN stand listening
to the reading of the Internal thing any
longer" and very Indignantly, and very
Loyalty, he strobe out of hearing, shaking
the dust off his feet as he went along
NrtDu,H dIrOcafp.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
a Com M iSsIOn TO Try Davis.

Tho rumor that jeff DAVIS is to be tried
by military commission seems to receive
some confirmation, according to our dis
patches The New York WorM has the
following on this subject:
"Tho apparently authoritivc announce
mcnt, which comes from Washington that
jeff. DAVIS is not to bo handed over to
the civil courts, but is to bo tried before a
military commission will excite keen regret,
if not much warmer feeling, among the
best and soundost people of all parties.
"rhc advisers of President johnson are
mad to do this thing. DAVIS was deliver,
cd into their hands balllcd and and ruined
conspirator, dislikcd at the South, and
jcorcd at at the North; but the violation of
all deccncy, justice and magnanimity which
is shown in sending him before military
commission, organized, as all such are, to
convict, will give him the pity of tho one
section, and the hearty sympathy of the
other.
"Nor is this all. DAVIS crimo was his
violation of the Constitution of the United
States. President Johnson commits pre-
ciscly the same crime in trying to punish
him in this illegal way, without the excuse
which DAVIS had as the representative of
five millions of people, We hope there is
some mistake in this report and that the
truth is, that advantage has been taken of
President JOHNSON absence from Wash
ington to circulate this scandalous rumor
to his discrcdit
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
The Democratic Press Of Ohio.

The Democratic press of this State has
never exhibited more ability, vigor, and
efficiency, than it does at this time The
four terrible years through which we have
Just passed, tried newspaper men as they
had never been tried before; and this is cs-
pccialy true of those Of the Democratic
faith. At every post of duty, the editors
of Democratic papers were found; and cy-
cry hour of danger, their aid and encour-
agomcnt were invoked. The fiery ordeal
through which they were called to pass,
prepared them ior the work they are now
called upon to accomplish. The rim that
is thrown into their columns, is indicative
of the force and energy that shall continue
to characterize their efforts. Our country
papers were ever in better hands; and the
men who to-day conduct them, are earning
an Immortality of glory in the civil millen-
mum they are hcralding in. They will be
entitled to high places in the regencratcd
political era they arc soon to announce. -
iStdtCSnldH.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
Bridge Notices.

rI'IIE Commissioners ofTfolmes County. ohio
] will meet mt the following places, for the
purpose of selling or contracting the building
of Bridges
on Monday, 4iugua lith, 1865,
ut 2 O'Clock, n now bridge across Troycr's Run
i'm German township, near Michael Doiners.
Tucsdoty dUgtta l5t 1855,
nj ~ o'clock. n new bridge across Hoohstctlcr'f
Run In Walnutcreek township.
Ucdnes,i,,y, dSgua lGht, 1865,
ut 10 o'clock. II new culvert across Sugar Creek,
In Saltcrcek township, near Michael Fry's
j%t,e Dan, W O'Clock,
new bridge across Satcrcck, In Saltcrcok town
ship, near q. w. Suits
1huS,i'tH, Idugua I'm, 1866,
at 10 o'clock, repairs to bridge across Martin s
Creek, In Saltc eek township, near J. Ornolds.
&,mc Ddy, at o'ctock,
the roofing of new bridge i'm Prairie township
across Saltcrcck, near NJ Elroy's factory.
Fri,ioy, .iug,tSt lSth, 1865,
n new bridge across Pinnings Race, In Hardy
township.
saturday, dUGWa lSfh, 1865,
the building Of II new Brick Coal House In the
town of Milcrsburg, for Public Offices: dimcn-
tons and specification given on same day.
By order of Commissioners,
JOIN WEITMAN, Auditor.
July ~ lStaJ-wi.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
Opening Of the Campaign I'm
OhiO---Nass Meeting AT Ober-
Iin---The Issue,

The Lorain County Nccs say there will
be mass meeting Of the people of I.orain
County at Obcrlin, on the 10Th. Ashley,
Storcr and Welkcr are to address the meet
ing. The call of the Committc says;
''rhc prominent question for discussion
will be NEGRO SUFFRAGE
"Chicf Justice Chase, Hon Daniel S.
Dickinson, Hon, benjamin +. Butler, Hon.
Winter Davis, and also the entire rcprcscn.
taton in Congress from Ohio, have express,
cd their opinion that, in the language OF
Judge Chase. Universal Suffrage is de
manlcd by sound policy and impartial Jus
tice. "
In lIorain they do not intend to attempt
to conceal the real issue. The candidate
for Governor, having been educated at
Obcrlin, is regarded there as an ''ardcnt
advocate of negro suffrage. "-Plom Dealer
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
speech OF General Frank Il.
ugI.uiG

Gen FRANK T.. BLAIR continues to give
the Radicals hard hits. In a late speech
which he made ut Republican meeting
in Lexington, Kentucky, where he fol
lowed Mr.. KAssoN, of Iowa, he said
81 do not agree with the gentleman who
has Just addressed you, Mr.. Kasson, OF
Iowa on this topic, that there is not Sc
rious intention to give the right of suffrage
to the negroes in these Southern States
believe there is serious intention to do SO.
There has been q plan harborcd at the
North among politicians of a certain class,
to enforce that upon the South, before re.
cognizing their States as returned to the
Union.
This is truth which the Radicals OF
Kentucky have cndoavorcd to conceal, and
they will not thank General BLAIR for his
frankncss. After advising the Kentuck-
ians to consider slavery as dead issue, he
pitched into the Chief Justice as iollows:-
"Mr. Blair then said that ChicfJustict
Chase was at the head Of this negro suf
frago scheme; that he stepped down from
his high position on the Supreme Bench tc
traverse the Southern States in Govern
ment vessel, and urge the negroes in Vicks
burg and elsewhere to protest against til,
appointment of Judge Sharkcy as Cover
nor of Mississippi. "a man here said
Blair is a much better u Mon man thar
the Chief Justice
"In conclusion, Mr.. Blair favored a gen
eral amnesty. He wanted to sec a.. ii
Stevens go the Supreme Court and submi
to his trial, and urged in his behalf that
while he was doing his best to keep tn
South in the Union, the present head o
the Bureau of Military Justice was holding
truce with rebel commissioners, whicl
resulted in the fall Of Sumter; that, cvcl
after Lincoln's Inauguration, every Cabino
officer but one was in favor of separation
that the present Secretary of war was
member of James Buchanan Cabinet, tina
was making no resistance to secession
while A. III. Stevens was moking Unio
speech in the Georgia State Convention"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
More OF StantOn's Inhumanif,

The telegraph informs us that one of the
prominent counscs engaged in the late con
spiracy trial, asserts positively that Clergy
men were denied admission into Mrs Sur
RATS cell on the day of the execution,
until STANTON had extortcd the assurance
that they would not on the scaTold proclaim
their belief in her innocence. No tyrant
of the Old World for the last hundred
years would have been guilty of conduct SO
heartless, cruel, and inhuman.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
Emerson Etheridlge.

Hon. EMERSON ETIERIDGE, of Tcnncs-
see, has recently been arbitrarily arrested
by order of pARsoN BWowNLow, the dirty
old scamp. In noticing the arrest, tho
Cleveland Hcruhi says
Emerson Ethcridgc has been arrested.
He should bc made to hold his tongue, '
or put where il can wag with impunity."
Mr. EruERIDGE has always been Union
man. lle was driven away in exile by the
sccossonists of his State soon after the
breaking out of the rebellion In 1850, he
was elected Clerk of the Lower House of
Congress by the Republican party.
The cause of his arrest is he is not an
abolitionist; he is opposed to white men be,
ing governed by negro votes; he is in favor
of the Constitution of the United States
and he has announced himself u candidat,
for Congress.
There seems to be do doubt that tn,
means heretofore used to carry elections
will be rosorted to so long Ms the Abolition
party has power.
Tho Cleveland UeraM is one of the lead
ing abolition papers of the State; its editor
has recently been appointed Post Master at
Cleveland. How admirably does its scnti
ments agree with the old principle of Amer
lean liberty freedom of spcechl What
an easy way of silencing political opponent,
who, like Mr.. ETnERlDdE, are troublesome
upon the stump, and whose arguments it i,
impossible to answer This is tho kind o.
freedom that We have reached under tho
dispcnsation of the Republican party, anC
which is unblushingly advocated in its or
| gans.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
Probate Court.

THE Criminal Terms OF the Probate Court of
] Holmes county for 1865, will commence on
the FIRST Tuesday in August, october and De-
cCInbcr.
Justices of the Peace must in all cases where
til" punishment for the oifenSe charged is less
than Imprisonment in the Pcnitcntiary bind
over to the Probate Court, unless the defendant
elect to he bound over to the Court of Common
Pleas. JAMES A. ESTITI,
July Il, 1863. Probate Judge.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
Smoking Them Out {!

LANGsToN, colorcd lawyer, of Obcrlin,
has written letter to SIDNEY S. WARNER,
Abolition candidate for State Treasurer,
asking him to define his position on negro
suffrage. LANGsToN says:
81 dop you this line in behalf of very
many earnest and patriotic men, who anX-
ious to support all the candidates put in
nomination by the late Republican Conven-
tion held in the city Of Columbus, have
made up their minds that they will vote for
no man who is not in favor of the repeal of
the Black Laws of the South, and in favor
of giving to the negro, North and South
the privilege of voting and shat, too, with
out unreasonable delay, and upon the same
conditions on which white men vote. Up
on the considerations which lead us to the
adoption of this line of policy, | need not
cxpatiatc, at this time, and in this conncc-
hon. They will suggest themselves, at once,
to the mind Of every intelligent and earnest
person.
We have never had an expression of your
Vows on this subject, to my knowledge,
and therefore we respectfully ask such ex-
preston with reference to it.
With sentiments of very high regard, |
have the honor to be,
Your most obedicnt servant,
john MERCER LANGsToN.
Oberlinitos are determined to smoke out
the candidates. They regard Cox as all
right, because he was educated at Oberlin
and are after WARNER, They say in Lo
rain they will vote for 'no man who is not
in favor of giving to the negro North and
the negro South, the privilege Of voting
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
most obedlcnt servant,
JOHN MERCER IIANGSTC
Advice TO Cox.

On the occasion of the recent visit of tn
amalgamation candidate for Governor to
Columbus, it was announced with flour
ish of trumpcts that the General and his
staff would be at the theatre. The Gcncr-
al and his staff filled the appointment, but
the crowd did not come to SEQ them
Thoreupon the Lorain county Ne,os advises
General Cox to keep away from theatres.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
U.S.. MAIL COACH ROUTE.
-.O:-
Millersburg to Coshocton :
THREE TIMES A WEEK.

S, A PUBLIC CONNEIANCE
ESS S,SNAN,A times n week, each way, be-
e.1:1SSxS x nAA4l-N2 tween CoShocton and Mllcrs-
burg, carrying Passengers and baggage; is'av.
CoshOctou Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
ut s o'clock, A. NJ. Leave Millcrsburg Tuesdays
Thursday and saturdays, at o'clock, a. NJ
arriving at CoShocton in time to connect with
tive /, Z. NJ. train going West, and the7, =. NJ.
train going Fast, on the L. G. Il G. Railroad.
July H. lSij SAMUEL. MUM,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
PROBATE NOTICES.
On Honday, -August III, 1865.


" ministrators and Guardians have filed theil
accounts in the Probate Court of Holmes coun'
ty, Ohio, which will be for hearing
On Monday, Aug"St III, 1865.
Final account of Nathan Drake, Admr. of ia.
cob ShrcS, jr. decd.
Final account of Charles Craig, Admr. o
Matthew Williams, decd.
second account OF Jonas Drushel Guardian Of
Abraham G. brushed, Minirva |. Drushcl, Geo
w. DruShcl, and Charles ii. Drushcl.
First account of John B. Painter, Admr. OF
John Stitllcr, deceased.
Second account of Jonas Drushcl, Guardian o.
Nancy j. brushed and ErastuS W. Drushcl.
Final account of James ltamage, Admr. o.
Abncr Ramagc, deed.
second account of John Cary, Admr. Of Jacol
Bodenhnmcr, deed.
First account of Is. G. Brown, Admr. OF Mar!
Wolgamot, decd.
First account of Nathan Drake, Executor %
Barbara IiongShorc, decd.
Third account of George Ncagly, Guardian q
Sarah " buchanan.
second account Of David Korns, Admr. %
John EOrnS, jr. deed.
JAMES A. ESTIIL,
July -, 1865. Irobutc Judge
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
NOTICE

nN the 22nd day of June, A. ID. 1865, the Pro-
" bate Court of Holmes county, OHIO, de-
clared the estate of John Il. Dignan, deceased.
to he probably insolvent. Creditors are there
fore required to present their claims against
the estate to the undersigned for allowance.
within SIX months from the time above men
CHARLES s.. VOKWERK,
Administrator de bonis non OF John p. Dignan.
deceased.
June 20 lS6j-w3.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
Kentucky Election.

On Monday, August I, the people OF
Kentucky elect State Treasurer by genor-
al ticket, members Of Congress, u Lcgisla
turc, and n Justice of the Supreme Court
for the Third Appellate District, to fill Il
vacancy caused by the removal of Judge
Bulitt The following are the names o
the candidates. Those marked with a
were members of the last Congress
RADICALS. DEMOCRATS.
F0r Sdte WcdHrcr.
william 7 N,nl, I,,n.s T f.urr.,,J
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20

The health of Charleston is said to be
good, except among the niggors, who are
dying in large numbers. The statement
that there is yellow fever in Charleston is
untrue.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
Look Out for the Cars when the
Bell Rings!

4 LII those knowing themselves indebted to
n the undersigned, either by note or book ac-
count, will call aud SETTLE Immediately and save
cost word to the wise is sufficient. Look out.
a. j. WOLGAMOT
I,,I,,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20

Miller JacobJ
Miller Jonas N
MuclIolknn,ise John
M"hI Christian
Marty John
Miller Joiin NJ
MILLER Jeremiah
Miller Jonas
Miller Emanuel
Miller Ephrnlnh
Miller Moses
Miller BENJAMIN
Miller Peter
Miller Adam A
Mast David
Miller Joseph
Miller Danicip
Miller YostIi
miller Sol"monB 10
Miller Jacob NJ
miller Christian
Miller Noses NJ
nrsscrly John
MrsS"rly benjamin
Miller Christian
Miller Benz. NJ
Miller Moses
opliger Tlrith
lhrlStcr John
luam Henry
StutzmanC ChristainJ
Scnrr Adam
'Ncarr Henry
StutznInn David
ShroclS Abraham
Shrock Jacob
'I"cilc John
iSiufHninn Christian
summers benjamin
Joseph
Sttntz Michael
.Siubcr Nost
Stutlinan bavidJ
StutZinnn ,Iacob,l
Sunthcimcr John
Sunthcimcr Wm
lSilIultz Gabriel
smith George NJ
'NiInnlS Jacob
,SwhriZonirubcr Daniel
Schcuiicr George
smith Joseph
Snith George
StutZinan Abraham
SintZman John
Iroyrr John
Iroyer Jonathan
Troy"r David \
weaver JncOb
weaver Solomon
weaver samuel w
Weaver benjamin
weaver lost
Wc,lrich Martin
lodcr Christian
lodrr John NJ
I,hncr Michael
I"hndcr John
Hchnder Christian
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20

All persons who are in arrears on the Month
ly List including tax on all Manufacturers
Butchers, Tanners, Licenses, &c., are hereby
notified that the time for paying said tax har'
ing expired, the 10 per cent. is now added (; bu
you will do well to call and pay up, and there
by save the expense ofcolecting the same. AL
monthly tax hereafter must be paid promptly
between the 10th and LIST of every month.
u. =. National and State Bank Of Onto notes
required for Taxes. -
u. &. BROWN,
Collector for Holmes County.
JulV 18th. lSty-tf
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
i'RAlltlE.

lor,lon George
Kendall Levi
kllgorc Gabriel
lacltcy Thomas
lAcltry James
1ylan,ler James
npcs Thomas q
Lennon Robert
I"mInpn John
Low Peter
Met 'unc JnnnnS w
Met ulloch Hugh
Mc'ulloch Johu,i
Mcclellan John
Mct tlcllun James
Mcltlroy George w
Mctl"ano Henry
Marquis Hiram \
MillI,r,i jonathan
miller VIM. III
Met larcn John
, ctulloch Aaron
McDullouh Isaac
Miller John ~
Mor"lnnd Enos
Mnrcinnd James
Miller Richard
MlllcrJphn
Morclnnd Robert
Meredith u w
Maple Ezra
Neal John
icicrmnn Andrew
poulson Edward j
'ollsnn iilunoro
l'uulson James NJ
Robinson Janus
ltobinson ilriah
Ray Jeremiah
Rut William
ltpdy Justice
Swinohart Emanuel
smith A L.
scott Johnston
sucker George
Scdal John
Nclnmp Peter
summers Peter u
St"rlin samuel V
Spcch benjamin
Swinchart John
rodd John
raNloi Il Is
Ferry Thomas
lr~ld William
Worries Ralph
Wheaton u NJ
wheaton Geo. w
walters Henry
lfockcy Abraham
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
SALTCl,EEI<.

Miller Isaac
Miller Moses Il
Mclirinr Moses
Mcclure George
Mcclure james
Mcclure samuel
Mcclure William
Mathews Leonard
Martin J W
Mcclure William
Mathews \ w
McCulloch Mavld
MGOulloch phincas
Mitchell John
Mitchell Charles
Mexican VIM.
MctullOcll George
MCCullOcll Frank
Myers James
iOrr WIN. Il
orr Thomas A
Orr Isaiah
lOckcr John u
Perky Henry
Perky ! a
IpigunrC Navicr
lPiguarc August
lpOitlcrcilc j q
Phillip Jonathan
Piper Isaac
RiClIeson w q
ROttinan Gotlcib
.liichcSon James III
R;,lnagc James
icid"nhnch Frederick
Robertson Wilson jr
Robinct Milo
Roland James
Ross William
,I,OsS James
Row Elijah
ll,andoli David
\. Rowland John
lSwinehart Frederick
iSwinchart John W
Stciglcdcr Andrew
IStutZ Amcl
jStutz George
Simpson George
lShoup Henry
SHUTS Grafton
iShaier John
snyder w G.
Snyder Adam IL
Snyder Henry
Snyder George
Swami Joseph w
Shtrcs John
Shank Josiah
lSny1cr james
Snyder Jonathan
Snyder Alfred
lSnydcr Elias
Spcclruan Martin
lSchltrb Peter
summers Christian
Snyder John ID
Sands Wesley
,Schlarb n J
iShail'cr = A
Thompson Moses
Taylor benjamin
Woolruii John
Ward + a
Weaver Elias
'Wooflrufr Anthony
,Wil,lcson Henry
lWchrly Edward
iWOlf u T.
Walters George
Iodcr Hcnry
lEost Jonathan
llodcr John \
iIaugg samuel
and Iticlland township
Il to the Auditor, but "
r our next issue.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne Il Chicago X. X.

on ana after Dec 18th, 1884, Trains will leave
[SlationS unily, sundays accepted, aB follows
Grain leaving Chicago ni $50 y. ~ leaves daily.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
WALNUTCItEEK.

Ilcnchy benjamin
ISidcl Frederick
I,alizloy Henry y
Charles
Bcnchy Emanuel
I,rarhy Joseph
lIrctciuS John
I,lnSrr Charles
Blascr Frederick J
Candle Abraham
tlinc Jacob
bcvorc samuel
t.ngrl Jacob
t.sh tr"dcrick
Englcson Noah
Freeman Frederick
Fcigcrt Adam
Frey Samuel
Fisher Isaac
Gerber Alexander
,irrl,rr Christian Is
Gerber Elias
I,crbcr Abraham u
Gcrlnr I.Dvi
,,crbcrJacob \
Ginurrich Joseph
Gcrbor David
IIcrshbcrgcr John
Iiclmuih Joseph
IIrrShbcrgcr Christian
IIrrahbrrgcr Jacob II
IIrrShbcrg"r ELIAS
IIcrShbcrpcr John
IIrrshbcrgcr William
IIochstctlcr Henry
Hoffman Peter
IIrrshbCrg"r Abraham
IIrrSllhCrgcf Jonathan
iIrrshbcrgrr Moses III
IIochstotlcr Daniel
IIcrshbcrg"r Peter Il
IIrrshbcrgcr Christ. q
Ilcrncr Andrew
IIochstctler VIM. II
IIochstrtlcr Gideon
JfrrShbrrgrr John III
Ifcrnrr John j
IIochsicticr benjamin
Hines & NJ
IIochstetlcr Christian
IIochn John
iIcrshhrgcr Noah
ImIncl Michael
kulp Isaac
kuip Jacob
knn,ilc John
kuhns Benjamin
KulIns Tobias
Kulnns ELIAS
klrinshroit George
kocring Charles
EnScr John
Kaiser VIM.
lLns"r Edwin
kuhns Leonard
Lower Gideon
Ignllnrt Peter
LANCER Christian
l.andis Tobias
Miller Jonas
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20

The Rchmon! Wig has been suppress
cd "by order Of General Terry. This i,
another example Of American liberty,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20

Democratic County Ticket.
-.O:--
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
LAWRENCE MCMARRELL.
FOR AUDITOR,
GEORGE REED.
TREASURER
CHARLES S. VORWERK.
SHERIFF.,
robson FRENCH.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN Il. MAXWELL.
COUNTY SURVEYOR,
JOHN s. ORR,
COMMISSIONER,
JACOB FISHER.
CORONER,
ADAM DEETS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
MIiiersburg Market.

td'"rcctcd wccLiy by WHOLE & CdRrl
nhou!t.primc, 81, 80 per barrel
RNE-iood, iOc y biislcl ''
COltN-;bc u bushel.
BAItLEY-iOc R bushcl,
OATS-3Oc per bushcl.
WHITE iEA Ms, 90 u bushel
SsEEnS-Clovcr, 100; Timothy, ,50 Flax, 100,
ERuITS-Dried Apples 81, 90.
nuTrElt-l5c n pound.
EiUS-ljc u dozen.
LAltD--Sc a pound,
TALLOW--Sc y pound.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-07-20
IIEADY-MAD
CLOT III IN Gl
Hats, Caps,
AND
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS.
HOFFMAN, & MOSS

Take pleasure in informing their numerous
customers and the rest of mankind, that they
have again received one of the largest and most
fashionable Stocks of Ready y-made Spring and
summer Clothing, Hats, Caps and Gentlemen 8
Furnishing Goods ever brought to the town OF
Millersburg, all of which we offer to the public
without regard to cost, at the
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REVENUE
TAX NOTICE

OFFICE Con. or IST. REvENCE, !
MILIEHSUURG, July !, 1863.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the list con-
" tanning the Income Tax, being per cent
on Income of lSjt has been received, and Will
he open for payment until
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altw advertisements.
New Matchmaker Shop !
In Weinsbcrg.

II. I1ICIIENIs1sIt
Respectfully informs the people of WeInsbcrg
and vicinity that he Is prepared to repair, In Il
worlimnulkc manner, all Kinds OF WATCH ES
CLOCKS, JEWEI,RY, &c., and warranted tc
give perfect satisfaction.
II. EICHENBERGER.
July 10 1861