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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17
Bridge Notices.

VNHE Commissioners ofHplmes County, Ohio
L will meet ut the following places, for the
purpose OF selling or contracting the building
of Bridges
on WonddU, iugitS iHi, 1866,
Mt ? ociock n new bridge across TroNer's Run
ia German township, near Michael Domers.
7ucsdoy, -iug,tst l5ti, 1865,
1t 10 o'clock, a new bridge across Hochstetler'f
Run in Walnutcrcek township.
Wednesday,, ASgr,a l6fh, 1865,
lt 10 o'clock. new culvert across Sugar Creek
in Saltcreek township, near Michael Fry's
Same Day, at 2 o'clock,
new bridge across Saltcreel, in Saltcreeli town
ship, near q. w. SHUTS
Thursday, -idu9u@ l1h, 1865,
at 10 o'clock, repairs to bridge across Martin s
Creek, in Satitci eek township, near J. Ornolds 5.
Same Day, at o'clock,
the roofing of Il new bridge in Prairie township
across Saltcreck, near NJ Elroy's factory.
Friday, -1ug,St lSth, 1865,
"A new bridge across Pinning'S Race, in Hardy
township.
Saturday, -Iugua lSth, 1865,
the building of a new Brick Coal House in the
town OF Millcrsburg for Public Offices: dimcn-
tionS and specification given ON same day.
by order of Commissioners.
JOIN WEITMAN, Auditor.
July 20 lSt5-wi.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17

CouNrY CoNvRNTIoN, Convention met
on Saturday at lOl O'Clock a. NJ. On
motion H. H. Critchdcld was elected Chair
man, and on motion J. A. Estll was elected
Secretary. On motion Of j. A. Estill it
was resolved by the convention that the old
rule that all democrats in attendance at the
State eConventioncast the vote of the county.
X. Justice offered motion that a com
mittec of three DC selected to choose fifteen
delegates TO the Senatorial Convention,
which motion was carried. The chair APP
pointed X. Justice, Wm. Reed and w.
Cowen rs that committee. The committee
reported the following named persons dele
gates to the Senatorial Convention -
Richard Spencer, JAS. Allison, Jr., Amos
Parsons, VIM. Berger, Henry Icrzer. John
Larmcr, /. X. Cri!chfeld,, Jacob Fisher,
Stephen Troycr, Moses Hoagland, Enos
Moreand Laurence McMarrell, Washington
Cowen, John Pomcroy and Z. |. Ward.
The report was adopted. On motion the
convention adjourned.
l.. CRITCIlElELD, Chairman.
j. A. EsTILL, Secretary.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17

The new court house at New York has
been building for several years, and has al
ready cost S2,400,000. 1t will take two
years of time and 81 900, 000to complete it.
Connecticut did not owe a dollar at the
outbreak of the war. 1t now requires
$500, 600 to pay the annual interest on her
bonds.
In Bridgeport, r. l., bounty of 81 is
paid for dogs fore paws ; in consequence
of which boys hunt the animals and cut off
their paws, and cruelty leave the poor brutes
in their misery,
Civil officers in Texas are deprived of all
authority, except that to celebrate the
marriage rite. Regard for public morals
required that somebody should be authorized
to marry people, and the military did not
choose to take il upon themselves.
The Augusta (Ga,) Transcript was sus,
pended by military authority for an ''obitu-
ary notice" that was displeasing to them, :
Hail Land of the free and home of the
brave! Thefreedom ofthe American press
How glorious and great.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

C,ARAH A. ANKENY and Fletcher Ankeny,
- her husband, residents OF Freeport, Illinois,
Margaret V. Bearbower ana George a. Bear
Andrew Cisna Zachara tisna, residents OF Van
Burrn county, Iowa, and Nettie Welch, of
Holmes county, Ohio, will take notice that n
Petition was filed against them on the I'd day
of August, 1855, in the office "f the CLERK OF the
Court OF Common Pleas wltnln ana ior tne coun-
and is now pending, wherein said Andrew j,
Wolgamot demands partition OF the following
real estate to-wit: Being the south half of In
Lot number one hundred and nineteen IN the
town of Millcrsburg, Holmes county, OHIO
And that at the next term OF snld Court, 10 ne
held i'm said county on the 7th day of November
1865 the said Andrew j. Wolgamot will apply
for an order that partition may be made OF SAID
premises us prayed for in his said petition.
ANDREW j. WOLGAMOT.
by CKITcurIELD & UHI" his Atty's.
August n, 1855 --4w7
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17

y LUCKY EDITOR. The editor of the
Marietta Times has received present of
twelve pounds of honey from one of his
subscribers. The same gentleman paid him
ten dollars year, in advance for his paper,
for the purpose Of sustaing Democratic
paper in Washington county. Another
FROM the same neighborhood paid five dol
lars.as his subscription for one year.-.W
Vernon Banner.
We thought there was 'blissful abode
somewhere for editors. A place where
their labors would be appreciated, where
their manifold trials would be soltened by
the sympathios of friends, and where their
tolls would be compensated with material
aid but we never suspected Marietta to be
the place. We have frequently thought
Holmes county about as good place as
could be found. In fighting the battles Of
Constitutional Liberty and welding the pen
in defence of the heaven born principles of
the Democratic party, amid the perils which
surrounded Us, and the threats which we
have had to confront during the last five
evcntful years, many is the time our heart
has overhown with thankfulness for the un-
yielding devotion and indomitable courage
with which the masses Of the party of this
county have sustained the princi pies Of our
time honored party and upheld us as their
advocate -a-.t
| That there are a few, even in the Demo-
cratic party, who find fault with us, we
would not pretend to deny nor would we
expect it otherwise We ehaye never known
a man placed in public position who did
everything just as everybody wanted him
to do, and we doubt very much whether an
angel could come down from heaven and
perform that herculean task But taking it
on an average, and remembering the many
manifestations Of kindness the Democracy
of "gallant little IIolmcs" have exhibited to
us, we would rather not trade places with
our Marietta cotemporary
Among the advantages an editor has in
this county, we may mention that no paper
in Ohio has so freely criticised the usurpa-
tions and wrongs of all abolition administra-
ton as the FARMER, and the office has not
been CLEANED out nor the editor arrested.
When an abolitionst of high or low degree
needs dressing down we give it to him, and
if he wants to retaliate by getting up game
of fist, we can always find component mar
to take our place. Five and ten dollar sub
, scribers are very good, but we have lot oI
fighting subscribers that we like much bet
E ter. Honey is very good-a nice thing in
| family; but in political campaign give u
the pluck and determination that resides il
the breasts of the Democracy of this county
, II is fearless and energeticaly conducted
! Democratic paper and determined, untir
ing and united Democracy that has mad,
Holmes increase her majority more thai
!, any other county in the Union during tn,
, last six years, These are the boys we delign
, to worn with. We don't banker after you
grecnbacks and honey.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17
The Kentucky Elections.
Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Times.
G..,1.I>-.. 4 A u,

I'i'N''N' 1'"I'''N'i ~ 'iit NiilN'tSO liiiIcS.I
CINCINNATI, o., Aug. 8.
Green Clay Smith is reelected by 700
majority. Randall, Mckee and Ransom are
elected. These are republicans. Shanklen,
democrat, beats Gen. Fry in the Lexington
district in the other four districts the dem
ocratic candidates are elected.
There were never such outrages committed
on the face of the earth as the action by the
military at the polls on Monday. The elec-
ton of every republican by these villanous
practices Is to be contested, aud initatory
steps have been taken. 1t can be proved
on oath that names of democratic voters
were placed on Il list and given to the mil
itary, who refused to let any man come to
the polls whose name was on these lists. A
democrat desiring to vote requested to see
the Judges and be sworn, and then, if after
making full statement he was refused he
would retire. The military replied that
they stood between the voter and the judges,
and ordered them to lerve. a large num-
Der insisted upon their rights and were ar
rested, and are now lying in a military
prison. Again, democratic Judges and
clerks appointed by the County courts were
dragged out Of the room where the votes
We're taken by the military and ordered to
leave, and republicans placed in their stead.
Two men named McHudden and Graclana,
at Cold Springs, in Campbell county, offered
to vote, but were stopped by the military,
taken to a tree, and their thumbs tied up to
limbs until evening and then released
These men had served full terms in the
federal service, but were democrats. In
Newport, Sheriff Hayman was ordered from
tac polls, where he was stationed in per-
tormanco Of his duty | could give you ! OO
similar instances, the names of all being OBJ
tanned to sworn statements All that was
required to bring into use the military power
was to prescribe man and hunt him out,
and he went under sure.
In the Lexington district, and indeed all
over the state, this infamous conduct took
place, In some of the precincts to such a
high hand was this carried that the judges
closed the polls. All these outragcs were
!; knowing to Smith and others, abolition
candidates, and were encouraged by them
There is much excitement and indignation
at the result, but all is not over yet.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17
The Issues Of the Campaign.

The Democratic call for County Con-
vention in Montgomery county, states very
succintly and correctly the issues in the
coming political campaign. 1t says:
"All citizens, without former distinction
of party, who are opposed to negro suffrage
and equality, to military arrests, and COM
missions for the trial of civil offcnscs, and
who are in favor of a just aud equal taxa
ton Of all property; no further increase of
the public debt; the collection of the Federal
revenue by existing State andc county officers;
habens corpus; trial by Jury; the repeal of
the Military Communication Tax Law; and
the policy of Immediately restoring the Sc
coded States as equals in the Union, in the
mode which is now being carried out by the
President, are cordially invited to attend
and participate.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17

ABOLITION STRArEGY,-Thc negro
equality party are running the political CAM
paign by holding soldiers PicNics. AS
soon as the voting is done the soldiers may
go to the devil for all they care. Their love
for the soldiers and the interest they take
in getting up meetings to be addressed by
abolition stumpcrs are designed to secure
votes to give negroes the elective franchise
and carry out other radical designs at war
with the interest of white men. Guess the
soldiers can discover the wool in the wood
pile. ...
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17

KENTUCKY ELECTIoN.-Fiv Democratic
and four Republican members Of Congress
have been elected in Kentucky. The Demo
cratic canlidat, for Secretary of State is
elected by $1,000 majority. Tho seats of
the four Republican members will be con-
tested because of the force and fraud used
in the election. A delegation has gone to
Washington with sworn statemcntsin regard
to the outrages perpetrated. The legislature
is largely Democratic, which secures a
United States Senator.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17
ROAD NOTICE,

U'IIERE will he II petition presented to the
| Commissioners OF Holmes county at their
next meeting, praying for the location of a
county road, commencing az "A stake III the pub
lie road leading from RowVille to Shancsvilc,
on the west line of Isaac q. Miller's land near n
lane running through said land in German lp;
thence east through said land ofMiller, keeping
his barn left to the bottom; thence north h-easl
to "A stake; thence east to the county line divl-
ding Holmes and TuScarawaS counties To n stake
on said line where view is ordered from TIL,
county Inmissioncrs ofTuscarawaSfor acoun'
" '''' MANY PETITIONERS.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17

SOUTHERN ELEcTIoNs.-Th loyal pa
pcrs are calling for new election in Rich
mond. They manage elections down south
on the principle ''heads win, tails you
lose" If our candidates are elected, well
and good fnot, set the election aside, and
TRY, try again.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17

y Coop JOKE.-Some time ago, being
in pressing need of money we made out ac
counts and wrote to about thirty persons
who were each indebted to us from S5 to
$lo. They all being abundantly able to pay
at any time, we expected speedy response
from each aud every one of them but not
one of them has paid the slightest attention
to our polite invitation to pay up. We
have been intolcrably pinched in money
matters for some time. If persons indebted
to US will pay up at their earliest convent
ence they will do us great favor.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17

WHY Is lr?-With the immense debt
and the burlensome taxation which hangs
over us, why is not the innumerable host OF
Provost Marshals and their assistance scat.
tered all over the country, retired to private
1t is outrageous to keep them up on heavy
salaries.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1865-08-17

UNITED STATES HoTEL.-The Freed
mans Bureau an institution conducted at
the public expense and extending its opera
tions over the entire South, is one of the
most unmitigated swindles ever practiced
upon the people. Through it hundreds of
thousands of idle lazy niggers are fed and
clothed, for which the people are taxed
What injustice and folly it is to oppress the
tax payers for the support of class who
are able and should be required to sustain
themselves. The Omitted States Hotel, "
known as the Freedman Bureau" should
be closed, and the Government ought to
turn its attention to securing liberty to
white men instead ofkeeping free boarding
house for lazy niggcrs