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ORIGIN or riALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUA

ORIGIN or rHALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUA
The Angel OF the Flowers, one day,
While sleeping amid garlsnds gay,
Dreamed OF source OF " delight
Enclosed IN blossoms pexriy whit,,
That yrsc-d tropis vale
She woke; she sought tho fairy scene
And FOUND among It's boweis ~ green
UnnuiubeT.d flowers. of fragrance rars
Whose scent unparalleled the air
or that delicious dale
MIGHT BLOOMING cEIEUs,r abe cried
Thou arr the Floral Kingdoms pride.
Thy beauty has no peer earth.
And never lid dew kissed flower give birth
To scent SO 1oh and bl,ad y
She plocked tho blooms aud swiftly bDrs
Their od0rous leaves the o'ef,
And placed whle yet the dew drops flung
by tight 10 each white petal dung,
The gift IN PHALDNi> hand
And he nee that rsyishing perfume
That floats In every dressing room.
might hl.OOMfNG CE6EUS'' IL the Mans
That linked with PHAI.ON'S winged Fame,
81 1uts loudest in the land l.. e. l.
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Fire at new BranswicIx, N. ,.

Egw BnusswioN Nov II, 1896
Tho largo outbuildnss OF Mr.. s. u. Hoffman, OF Now
York. acd with hay aud grain opposite this city, wore
destroyed Ivy nre this evening the Ara supposed N
~. "a .nc g9sa VI LA,..e..ars.
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mont will BIO continued this week Tho Indians Of the
agency arc said TO be entirely acabo toward each other
aud their white brethren
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sseA Sner Sank In tho B1lssissippf.
81 Loug. Nov. m 1905
Tina Steamof Ron Stcknoy, ono Of tho ansst bosl oa
the river x.ok below Island No g. in the Ms.isspfA
nver. yesterday. The 'oss " noe repef.s'
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c&ty Politics,

CONSTITUTIONAL unn AAYoBALrv CONVENTION.
This convention ASSENT iod II Masonic Hsi. East Thir
,een. s,ree, evening and unanimously nominated
John r Hoffman ia, Mayor
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A.-Bnker's HOof III n iln~nt. sold Every
where, and Wholesale by DEhAs BARNES co, Il Psre
and $40 Broadway.
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At NJ. r.. HiGGiRs' Mammoth Millinery.
iS sixth avenue, Tenth street trimmed Velvet Bonnss
nj $40 Sl2 aud SIS Can and SEQ
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Catching N Tartar.-Negiert H0nr Teeth
neither cankeI any dental
feet or azure either them the red cushions Ia which thss
inserted
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A.-POIlak q Som, Meerscha um Maoo.
i~rtir~rs do7 Broadway, Fourth street Pipes saA
Cigar Holders Wholesale and retail Gu, 40 order uounta
nd rcp aired
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Yor the transportation OF Necanais, vsisbe rsckagse
Specie Bank Notes Roods A. for all parts % The Soab
aud southwest, - s ~ s s,,s COMPANY
established thor agency At " prssd~Ay Nrv Nort
where orders os for goods W be Forwarded sea WI
Merchandse and valnshes delivered :, Hsrndsn's. Eiss
lev'a Anrrirs AMI United Esprcsx Compss6cs
the aouthern Express Company VII receive ps"nvs 49,
patch 80. :.
Wv H. Il. PL AIT. Ires6ans.
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A.-Wroaght Iron Pipe for steam, Gas
and for sale by JOHN ASHCROFT. 81 John rsss
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The 0ospeI PsreIy e. Inhibited 60
Prof SMITHS sunday evening s@rted ksaknrs Ansi Moot
tatlons Zee Religious Notices.
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A.--The Fiacse Ovcreoats Ever Seen Ia
this country Tor sale ut popular prices.
1. T. BROKAw. ~ Lafayette placs
and ~ Tourth ayeoce. opposite Cooper Union
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nen's heavy Canton flannel Drawcrs 81 So all linen Shirts,
% rs; New York NILS Shirt extra, 81 Sea Isali Shirts
sery as S. Gjasef Cner'lo ing. cheap. from importers
direct, smith 4 Blte 3y9 Broadway. SMITH FOWLER.
No. 3farkrow, opboste Astor bcu-s
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Aun,ns Express Company,

Forward inland daily all parts OF the South
snd BY steamships every "Wednesday Thursday and Sstar
day Rates Of freight greatly reduced Particular tsnli~o
paid to the collection Of dafa notes, hills &C. Be- Sps-
bank notes. bonds &c taken at low raie. and insured
all r1dks when re,juired
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Hkanner's PulmORalrs--tWre Goag6s
Code Bore rhros Hosrsenes. Pebble speakers srd sss-
thcm 70 clear the voicc. SOD by ~ irrs<tsss
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Grover Il Bakers Highest PreM1ua
Elastic sttrh aud Inox stitch sewing Machines 400 Broaa
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| Howe sewing Machine Company
| ELIAS HOWE in, President No 80 Brosd~sy. Asesss
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Brown Reliable. pepo, No - jobs street soa ~ drss.
visf avery
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The Brsdai hamber--An Bssay 80
warning and Instruction yor.e Men rubishsd ~ tts
Howard Assoc alton free " chaaKe AID
yelop Address pr .. skln HousAtos. iowsrs Assoeis
lion. rhiisdeiphis, 70.
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Roys, and ChiIdrem's

A.-F3Oys' and Childrem's
dARfBALDr GETAWAY AND zOUAyE SUIr%s
by the thou sands, vt popular prices
!. " HROKAW 81 Lafsyctts plscs
AMI Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Union.
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For Really Good Winter Roots anA
Bamorsis At moderate prices 10 10 EU0ENE FEHRsS. -
~. utra
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There's RusuA for the Un.~irp ned Fss~
~ Hats ~ uEsfN's. No. 6i3 Brssi~aI. ~ elegant :"
sting ~ cheap.
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Ales and Porter.
MACPHERSON DONAI.D SMITH,
Brewers of fine Pale Ales aud Porte,
West Ea4hteeuh between Seventh Eighth n
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A Silent Sewing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS so Broadway
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| Crisssdoro.s Hair Dye, Preservative
spd Wig spot wholesale aud fotil No Astor Hous0A
/ Tie dysa ppued tv sGliful artists
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and sbaie also Ton Hue OF Blacks Just received from
tion The largest assortment IN this city at - per cent
ow their value. NJ. u. uIGGINS, I8 SlIth Avenue.
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Tn greal Vow York Root AND shos
En POI ion -E styc foe ladies gept crs ara chhrA
Boots Shoes a. In Irosi Abundance sD src,dwsy cyva
sto tho Metropoltzn uotei. X \ bNo0hs. Aseah
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The hest In the
world harmless. reliable and instantaneous The ooIy
Dye Also Regencf2ung Extract Of Mnienurs Pro-
aud restoes The hair 81 Barclay street New York
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Conclusion of the Trial OF Wm. koefr
Or tho Homicide Of john Abra0as-
Verdict OF Guiity Of Murder in the
Second Degree. so.
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wheeler A. vvftson'p f,o~M ssNch sewsug
4: .Lus sad nei,on nsc p,.ca'no No 90 eroadwn.
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An Legal Lottery Prizes Csshed. Draw
ings, oirsNiavs aud information SEMI.
J. Il. CLAYTON. 10 Wall strsss.
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COrna, BaniOns, Enlarged Joints and
all Diseases OF the feet cured by Dr. zACiARk 70! broad
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Inc peonlc ~ Nv, yat m n Al s,r becse they hcnst
tnat they hal Ios, KHtN no ~ hss spsiid esai
hshmont ~ yg I,rpaasag II sea man Win hsna-
some hst AJAX hn where he I"russt " tsa ne VIII fcPys
AT Kuos'sW 90 Tiers snf ~ iheWms
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climate Ne sources of PULMONARY AND BRONCHIAL
AFFECTIONS Experience having proved tst simple re-
NEEDLES speedily when ,sken the early stage OF dsssss
take AZ once" BKOwH5 BRONCHIAL ThOCHES . let ths
Cold Cough. Irritation u The Throat be ~ slight,
Nv this praasa serious attack ay DO wsrded o.
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Chtckertng ~ Sons
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PfANO3.
Estsbli shed In 1873
Ftfy.6ve medais IN gold silver aud bronze, have bssn
awarded Cor these Pianos ss FIRST PREMIUMS over ALL
COMPETITION. wsrerooms 6Ss Broadway, New York
Every Piano fully 1ted
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-27

President johnson makes several speeches
every day to delegations calling upon him,
He seems to run to speech making. He is
the rebellion shall be hung.
All troops now in Ohio and Indiana are
ordered to the front without delay.
1t is estimated that 10000 people were
present to see the remains of the late Presi
dent, in New York.
1t is reported jeff Davis crossed the Mis-,
sissippi River at Tnker's Bend, which was
occupied by the Texas Cavalry on the night
Of the 10th, escaping the observation of the
naval forces.
The Tribune's Washington special says it
is the opinion of well informed gentlemen
that jeff Davis will be able to re-organize a
force of about 10000 troops in Texas, with
which he will move into Mexico, in the event
Of his being pressed by Union armies,
The funeral procession of the late Presi.
dent in San Francisco was three miles long.
The most extraordinary honors were shown
his memory in every town in California.
The Presidents funeral will take place in
Springfield, Illinois, on Saturday, May 9Th.
The body will lie in state in the Hall of the
House Of Representatives from ten o'clock
on Wednesday until ten o'clock on Saturday,
Gen. Meade has ordered that every man
in the Army Of the Potomac who has taken
a flag from the enemy shall have furlough
for thirty days, and that each one should
carry his own flag and present il IN the War
department at Washington,
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EOrebodingS OF EVIL.

The forebodings that the death of Mr..
LINCOLN may plunge the country into new
difficulties, and retard the arrival of peace,
is shared not only by the Democratic party,
but by many in the Republican party. Says
the New York Tibone.'
ANDREW johnson, but yesterday almost
powcrless, has, by the bullet Of an assassin,
been made the foremost man on this broad
continent. There are enough now to flattcr
him and discern a benignant Providence in
his elevation we are not Of that crowd
The future ofour country--so bright to our
apprehension one little week ago--has been
suddenly overcast by cloud of exceeding
blackness. Had Lincoln but lived, we are
confident that no confederate flag would have
been flying in this country thirty days
hence. Now, we cannot read the future
with any certainty, but only trust that be-
hind the cloud arc all the stars of heaven.
Only few ferocious fanatics, who are
hungrily licking their keen fangs, are able to
accept the removal of Mr.. LINCOLN as a
mysterious dispensation of Providence de-
signed for the country good, it is only few,
concealing treason under the mask of religion,
have the hardihood to assert that the hand
Of God directed the bullet Of the assassin
BoOTH.
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The Feeling OF the South at the
assassination Of Mr.. Lincoln.

The Washington correspondent of the
Commercial says undcrhead of advicos from
Richmond:
"The details Of the assassination had be,
come known, and produced considerable ex.
cltement among the people. A number of
houses had been draped in mourning, and
all citizens who expressed any opinion, de-
nounced it, without qualification. General
Lee, it was said, would issue some kind OF
an address to. the people on the great event.
I'm Petersburg, Roger 4. Pryor declared
that the South, in this crisis, had lost its
best friend In connection with the Mayor,
he intended to call public meeting, TO de.
nounce the act and extend sympathy to the
Northern people"
In this connection the Washington CORE,
spondent of the Gazette says:
"MEETING CALLED.
Judge W, T. Jones, Roger A. Pryor,
John Lyon and other prominent citizens,
have united in call for a public meeting, to
express, it words could do so, their grief for
so sad an event their adherence for the
deed, and sympathy for the boreaved. We
know that the citizensof Richmond will take
similar action,
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THE MEMoRANDUM.

.Ucmouad,m or basis Of agreement made
this, lSN day Of april, 4. ID. 1865, near
Durhdm's ,Stot,on, IN the State Of North
Carolina, By, and bet,ceen Gen. JOSEPH
E. JohnSton, Commanding Confederate
Army, and MAJOR General ". T. .Sher.
man Commanding the Army of the
United States IN North Cdyojtna, both
present.
First-Thc contending armies now in the
field to maintain their Statu quq until notice
is given by the Commanding General of
either one to ITS opponent, and reasonable
time, say As hours, allowed.
SGcoud--The Confederate Armies now IN
existence to be dsbanled and conducted to
their several States capitals, and deposite
their arms and public property in the State
ArsenaIs, and each officer and man to exc.
cute and file an agreement to cease from
acts of war, and hide by the action of both
State and Federal authority. The number
OF arms and munitions of war to be reported
TO the Chief of Ordinance at WASHINGTON
City, subject TO the future action ofthe Con
gress Of the United States, and in.the mean
time to be used solely tomaintain peace and
order within the borders Of the States re-
spectivey.
Third-Ihe recognition by the Executive
of the United States of the several State
governments, on their officers and legisla-
lures taking the oath prescribed by the CON
stltution OF the United States, and where
conflicting State governments have resulted
from war, the legitimacy of all shall be sub
mitted to the Supreme Court of the United
States
Fourth-The re-cstablishmcnt of all the
Federal Courts in the several States, with
powers as defined by the constitution and
laws OF Congress.
Filth-The inhabitants of all the States to
be guaranteed, so far as the Executive can.
their political rights and franchise, as well as
their rights OF person and property, as de-
fined by the constitution of the United States
and Of the States respectively.
Sixth-The Executive authority of the
government ofthe United States not to dis
turb any of the people by reason of the late
war, solong as they live in peace and quiet
and abstain from acts Of armed hostility and
obey the laws in existence, at any place of
their residence.
Seventh-ln general terms the war is to
cease and general amnesty, so far as the
Executive power of the United States can
command on condition of the disbandment
OF the Confederate armies and the deposite
OF arms and the resumption of peaceful pur-
suits by officers and men hitherto compos-
ing the said armies, Not being fully en-
powered by our respective principals to full
hll these terms, we Individually and offici-
ally pledge ourselves to promptly obtain the
necessary authority to carry out the above
programme.
lSigned w. T. SHERMAN
Maj, Gen. Comd' G Army u. s. in n. G.
lSigned j. L. JOHNSTON,
Gen, Comd 6 C,S. Army in N. C.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-27
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

Pursuant to notice the Democratic Central
Committcc Of Holmes county met ut the Pro-
bate Judges Office on saturday, mo dh uay oi
April 1866. on motion 1t was
t Pesoircd That the Democrats Of Holmes coun-
sssvs%ai ss S2%YgRS Townsps M W%shiHsoa e%ceptad
Saturday, p,c 81 doy q Juae 1868, and proceed
,iatos to 6c supported on tile Democratic ticket
at the approaching October Election.
Resolved, That IN the townshlp Of Washington
n poll bc kent nj Nashville, ana one nt Ships
School House, on the west side OF Mohicnn.
Reso,ped, That the return Judges from the SOW
rrel townships meet with The Central Commit
toe in the Court House nj Mllcrsbufg, ON Mon
day the 9th day OF June for the purpose ofcount-
Ing the votes and declaring the result.
Tho officers to be voted for are, two Senators,
ono Representative Auditor, Sheriff, Trcasur-
er, Prosecuting Attorney, County surveyor,
Commissioner and Coroner
Those who wish their names announced will
please deposlte one dollar with the printer.
In pursuance of the above, we authorized to
make the following announcements
REPRESENTATIVE,
JOHN HITCHCOCK, of Berlin township.
DANIEL D. HELLER or Hardy ,,.,. r
I.AMRENCE il MeMERREIi.t ilTIItu Il 10 of w wash Tn Tr'
ROBERT JUSTICE, OF Hardy Township.
FOR AUDITOR, =. =,
GEORGE REED, of Washington Township.
JAMES L. RlCHEsoN, Of Hardy
TREASURER,
CHARLES s. voRwERK, for second term.
sHRRIFF,
JOSEPH GEISINGER, OF ripley township,
BENJAMIN f. BEEG1E, of Hardy
ROBINSON FRENCH, of Hardy
NATHANIEL u. BELL, Of Hardy "
ELIJAH w. FORBS, of Hardy
MATTHEW WILSON, of Hardy
p SAMUEL. KERR, of Monroe
ENOS MORELAND of PInris
JAMES G. ELLIOTT, of Mechanic
% COUNTY SURVEYOR,
JOHN 8. ORR, of Hardy township,
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
JOHN T. MAXWELL. ..ipr second term.
coMMIsJ - ER.
JACOB FISHER, of German township.
CORONER,
ADAM DEETS, of Mechanic township.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-27

From. Eev. J. Eewton Brown, d D., editor OF
the Encyclopedia OF Religious Knowledge
and Christian Chronicle, Philadelphia.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend
Patent AedlC!res fl general, through distrus'
Of their ingredients and effects, l vet know OF
no snfncient reGsOc why man may not test ify
TO the benefits he believes himself to have re-
cetved from any sin Ole preparation in the hon,
that ne may thus contribute TO the benefit o
others.
I Do thls the more readily IN regard 10 Hoof
lahd German Bltter., prepared by Dr c. "
jackson, OF TINS city. because was pre.udicat
against them for many years. under the i'm,
preston that they were chiefly an aIorbOTf,
mixture. am indebted 10 my friend Robert
Snoeluaiier Esq, for the removal Of THIS urlfu-
dice by proper tests, ami for encouragei,entr n
try them when suffering from great and l0r, o
continued IDENTITY. Tn. use Of three bottles OF
these bltters at the beginning OF the rrescut
year. was followed by evident relief and rest0r-
alton to q degree OF bodily and mental yiror
which had not felt for six months before ana
had almost despaired OF regaining. Ithcref0rc
thank God ana my friend Tor directing me 10
the uss OF them j. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-27

GoDEY's LADY's Book Foa MAY.-We
have received this welcome visitor for May,
which is as attractive as usual. "The First
nj May, " is beautiful steel engraving, fol,
lowed by double page colored fashion
plate, number of patterns, and many Other
illustrations. We advise all who want su.
perb hook of fashions to address l.. A.
GoDEY, Philadelphia, Pa. Price SO per
year, in advance,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-27

CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER. Our old
friend w. w. ARMSTRONG, late Secretary
of State, has taken charge of the Cleveland
Plain Dealer. lie is good Democrat, a
clever fellow and one Of the best editors in
Ohio, and we predict he will make the Pain
Dealer one ofthe spieiest and best papers in
the country. We hope all our Democratic
friends who want daily paper will patronizo
the Pam Dealer.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-27

BoNNErs. The spring fashion has dis
narded the sky-scraping bonnots, and has
brought in vogue the half handkerchief bon.
net, which newspaper Mantalina in New
York reports as being "a dainty little frac
tion placed on the top of the head, and bare
ly affording the requisite facilities for sus.
tanning even the moiety of falling lace and
clustering decorations which so delicate an
atom REQUIRES"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-27

r. pur<uan"e Of an order oc the Probate Court
OF Hoi!ncs county and State OF Ohio Will
oiIeI ioI safe AT public auction,
On the 5H dag of NIy, 4. D. 1865,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock \. NJ and O..
c4ock = NJ Of sald Gay. upon the premises, tho
county u1 Holmes and stale OF Ohio, to-wlt -
Being fractional lot thirty four, OF quarter
tCWHship on, township nine, Of range eight OF
tIe t-,.si ol ..lle ,et apart Tor satisfying war
,t"ir'. Also part oi lJL seven, se.tion one
TOWNSHIP nine, ~ range rIgl', containing nine
ana II4te"n huudredti.A OF an acre Also part
u lot SIX vI s-rl-Dn one towns III n nine in range
eight, containing fourteen ana thirty-one hun
dIrdjHs Of a4I acre. Also part OF seven sec
non, township and range Aforesaid, containing
SIX ana twenly-iJur uuudrcatl4s OF au acre. ex-
cept Nv acres and slH ANndretths Of acre
sold OH to Jane LorNuart heretofore Also lot
nulnogr eight, in the first quarter Of the ninth
lO"Ashlp, IN the eighth Ituge, Of the tract Ap-
SCI vices, containing one hundred acres. moro
or less: except q corner on the IOrth-west cor
Aef oi SAID lot LNlnE north Of the road supposed
10 contain one half ace, heretofore sold tcJohn
nine, in the first qU-s-eE OI the ninth township,
IN me eighth range OF the tract apportioued for
satisfying warrants for military services, con-
tanning lltv acres, more or less. All Of tho
ABOVE described tracts ot land are subject TO the
inprance Of the support OF Jane Lucl.hart
~, widow OF Alexander Lpci;hart, deed, given
20 her therein by MS last VIII ana testament for
support ana !nalntenance during her natural
life, except the first above described tract OF
land cpnta. ming titty acres.
Appraised at sIlGll o.
Terms OF sal :--one-thirds cash in hand, ono
t4lld IN one year, and onc-thiri in two years
nom the day o!sain, with Interest; the payments
TO be secured by mortgage on the premises sold.
II. N. LOCKHART,
hart, deceased.
April q, loGj-pfs
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-04-27

SPRING. The cold winds and chilly at
mosphere of Saturday and Sunday have
passed away, and all out-of-doors proclaim
Spring upon us, Grass growing, trees in
bloom, buds bursting, flowers opening, birds
singing, ladies shopping, roostcrs growing.
''greens" boiling and people riding in IRA
WELLS splendid Livery equipments--oh,
amt it grand