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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

H The Buchaneer papers in the South
are growing Justify over their Fillmore op
ponents since the result Of Tuesdays elec-
ton. Here are some specimens from the
Louisville Courier and Democrat:
The result ofthe elections in Indiana and
Pennsylvania will be worth thousands Of
dollars to Louisville, as they will to great
extent, check the lawless and violent spirit
which the Journal has been so industri-
ously endeavoring to foment in this city.
1t is not magnanimous to exult over a
fallen foe, but every true patriot has .sbun-
dant cause for rejoicing that the vile, dis
gusting, and loathsome carcase Of Know
Nothingism is no longer to offend the nos
trils Of decent man. Thank God it is
buried beyond the hope of resurrection; and
we hope Sans fate will be terrible warn
ing to evil-doers for the future time.
1t has been reduced to certainty, in
the Louisville Journal, scores oftimes. that
Buchanan could not carry a single Northern
State. What reliable organ that sheet
is! What do the brethren think now, who
have lost their money on the credit of
their Magnus Appollo9 He has some
qualities, and lacks some, for party leader;
he leads party like the d., and leads it
to the d.
MISERY LOVES CoMPASY."-The truth
of this saying was verified yesterday. We
noticed crowds of miserable, noisy, babling
Know Nothings hugging each other
through the streets. They shouldn't take
on so. Sam and Sambo died together in
one long, last, loving embrace yesterday.
They advised the coalition.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23
A NEW REFORM NOVEL.
Justice in the Bye Ways.

A 80 page. PIics SIS. wiii 5e published Oct To-
The New York Herald says:
&C. T. Adame the author Of Our World and several
popular works. will bring out Novel entitled Jus-
lice by the Byways Let the ehiy Of South Carolina
look out for dusfing"
The New York Evening Post says
Shorty viii Be published work, entitled 'Justies
in the Byways from the pen Of c. T. Adams, author Of
the popular novel, Our World.
cit presents heke picture Of that peculiar eiviliza
tion which of late has signaly bossomed in the ruff
fanly achievement of Brooks"
This is errphsfcay work of age. is h;stofy In
the guse OF felton, history whose accuracy Is Afesed by
public records and State documents Each character Is
living reality 1t Is book eminently suggestive Of much
needed moral reforms. II is not sectional hits North
and South. II shows the social evils generated by Sla
very the one and neglected poverty in the other 1t
pictures the ces and vices Of worncut Southern cbiv
alry the crimes Of the forsaken wreches in the Five
Points, and the sordd sin which luKuraes in palaces
porrays how those whom the world regards beseons
illuminating the path of virtue grovel in sensuality-
sought loved for its sse while the neglected OF
the world their depths of degradation, yet emit come
rays-feeble though they be-of soul within. In fine
it teaches the practical lesson-hat it would become the
great to learn how of their wealth and influence
may benefit poor fallen humanity.
Order Of the nearest Bookseller Of the Publishers
LIyERA0RE RuDD,
No. $40 Broadway, New YORK.
ER.Wiil Publish In November, frhe Elephant Club"
by Doesticks 81 90 and "Old Hanse, the Pawnbroker
81 IS. Oct. l4tt
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re- The crazy Wise and the other
blatant disunionists of Virginia are used up.
Mr.. Bolts has finished them. They under
took to drive him out of the State. He
defied them, in terms which would even
have brought Brooks Of Carolina up to the
fighting point. The upshot is that he
now holds in the State more formidable
position than ever, and they are public
laughing stock. They had better hold
their tongues hereafter. If they cannot
get Bolts out of Virginia, how can they
get Virginia out of the Union!
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

CAPT. HENRY G. PLATE, the redoubta-
BILE hero of the surrender of Black Jack,
writes from Kansas that pro-slavery men
were focking into the Territory, prepara,,
tory to the election on Tuesday last-and
that Gov Geary had written him that he
had "made every arrangement necessary TO
protect the bona fide citizens of the Terrl-
tory in the exercise of their right of suf-
fIage'" Among these arrangements was
the arrest and committal of hundred
and ten free State men on a charge Of
murder, for defending Lawrence against
the Missourians who were marching to at
tack it, 60.
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We are all Jeshurans.


The Charleston Mercury thus raves and
tears: .f
You might as well hope to reason with
the Northeastern gale, madly in its fight,
as with the insolent passions of the North
crn people. They have waxed fat and
prosperous in the Confederacy which they
are now destroying. They no longer re-
gard the conditions of the compact or its
object. They fancy themselves the sole
power, having the sole right in the Union,
and they are audacious in blindness, be-
cause Of their prosperity. They ne kill
ing the goose that laid them all the golden
eggs. They are just now in the situation
Of that blind blockhead, of whom the scrip
ture bears testimony. 'yclept Jeshuran,
who waxed fat ard kicked. They are
about to pay for the kicking. Quos Dues
vut perdere, prius dementat. They are
doomed! Reason is no longer Of use
Logic is thrown away upon the herd. Their
heads are down-the hay is on their horns
and in their eyes, and they will be muz-
zled only, when they are rolling over in the
morass. The madness must run its course.
In the South we are only to prepare for it.
We trust that preparation is making. We
take it for granted that our Legislature,
now soon about 10 sit, will establish COM
mittees of Safety, not merely in counties
and distress, towns and villages, but in
every election precinct. We trust that our
Governors are already at work, communing
together, and making due provisions that
the Republic shall suffer no harm. And
here, by the way, another duty occurs TO
US, on the part of our Governors and Leg
islators-a new organization of militia.
This is essential preparatory to any change
which contemplates the substitution of
able, working, and fighting officers, for
mere holiday Captains. Now is the time
for carpet knights to reign. We must not let
them commit themselves to shame. The
officer who does not now feel it his special
duty to be in the military, had better retire.
A new organization will enable us to in
sist upon it. We must not suffer our
troops to be endangered in the hands of in
We must get rid of the i'm
,ciles. We believe that the South is pos
sessed of the bravest people in the Union.
They have, hitherto, pretty much done all
the lighting. We equally believe that We
have thousands of Marions, Moultries, Shell
bys, Sumpters, Pickens, Williams and Sc
viers, and We trust to see them coming for
ward as the storm thickens. The time for
tho Ir,hac;los 70 ckulk is the very time
for the truly brave and competent to march
up to the breach. And it is good sign
IA hopeful augury, always, in behalf of
the valor and ability of the man who
claims to lead when there is positive dan
ger! 1t is prima .facie, in proof of his
ability to lead. We must organize. There
is not an hour to loose. If Fremont is
event highly probable-we
may be in the midst of social war before
we dream it. We are already in the midst
of a revolution.
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A Vo&ee fron New MamP-
- shire.

Z
Extrsct from q private business letter to
g firm Of this city:
ExrrKR, N. H., Oct. IL. 1856.
GENTS Please find inclosed a copy Of
. document, the wide spread circulation Of
which is doing much good for the cause Of
truth in this quarter. If some of your
Fremont editors should republish it in
Cleveland, i think it would enlighten some
of the foreign voters. 1t would be good
thing to circulate among the laborers in
the machine shops and foundries.
New England is doing her might which
is not the mere inconsequentiai mite of the
Spoor widow although given in the same
spirit-in rebuking the atrocities of the
present administration.
Notwithstanding the exaggeration of
newspapers TO the contrary, Franklin
Pierce's tour through his native State on
business, was the most 'grand, gloomy and
peculiar" of a prodigars welcome, in histo-
~. Under pretence Of making display
in honor to him, and no doubt at his soli-
citation, he was furnished with a body
guard, who as men despised him, yet did
their commends out of courtesy to his of
flee. The man and his coadjutors feared
he would meet with some violent demon
stration from the friends of those whom he
has wilfully murdered. He was haggard
and pale. At Concord, just after the pro-
cession had passed, the lofty flagstaff, from
which floated the colors he had SO disgraced,
split from the middle to the top, tearing the
stars and stripes into tatters, as if in imita-
ton of his own fell purpose.
The tories are lively here now. We
have had Fremont Convention, and ex-
pect Buchanan one before long. Pardon
NV garrulity.
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Px,1.nrrpzrA. Oct. II.

1h2AADkLPHlA, OSA
A prominen: member Of the American
party from New York city, FURNISHES us
the following informssion: Tne io,owing
resolutions passed the Fillmore and Donel-
con Rzecutive State COMMITTEES to-day, BY
q ma;or;tv Of 20 in COMMITTEES Of %.
Rssolyed That we deem it inexpedient
70 m.ke any alienation in the Fillmore
,nd Douelson ticket, Of this State, and We
.ys firmly convinced that any interference
whit would be the means of giving the
State to Mr.. Buchanan instead Of defeating
him. 1
Resolved, That we decline to accept ell
ther of the propositions Of the North Amer
icAn State Central Committee, satisfied
that the electoral ticket already in the
fsld Is the only one on which all opposed
to Mr.. Buchanan can successful unite and
pledge it uncompromising opposition, and
to the defeat under any circumstances of
his election. rs .z.1 ssi. s.
: This action viii render any further un-
ion Of the Fremont and Fillmore party in
Pennsylvania impossible. The original
Fillmore Electoral ticket will be run.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

VXTILL be offered on the premises on SAT-
w URDAY, OCTOBER 25th, 1856, the
beautiful and valuable Limestone farm of the
undersigned. Said farm is situate in Berlin
township, Holmes county, Ohio, one mile West,
of Berlin, adjoining the lands of John Maxwell,
Abraham Rudy and Abner Maxwell. and con-
tains So acres, (be the same more or less.) The
Improvements thereon are two-story log
Dwelling House, Stone Wash or Spring Hous>
meath. This property is wen watered and has
a Hydraulic Ram in operation.
Sale to commence at o'clock of said day,
when conditions Of sale will be made known.
DANIEL STONE.
Oct Z, IS56-Tw4
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New YoRx. Oct. ls.

A severe storm occurred on the Sound
last night. The steamer Connecticut
while on her passage from this city to Nor
wich, was so seriously disabled. that for
some time all on board gave themselves
up for lost. She however managed to
reach the harbor of Huntington, Long Is
land, where she anchored in safety for the
night, and made her way back to this city
with all on board, this morning. The
steamer had her machinery disabled, lost
all her bulwarks and one of her smoke
pipes, and was nearly half full of water.
The other eastward bound steamers rode
out the storm in safety to Huntington Bay,
and dproceeded this morning.
The steamers from the east arrived here
this morning all right.
The mass meetings of the North Amer
leans at the Academy of Music, was an
imposing demonstration. The building
was cramed, notwithstanding the severe
storm. Chauncey ShafFer presided, and
speeches were made by Geo. Law, Lieut..
Gov. Ford, of Ohio, and Butler G. Noble
Of Wis.
They all took the ground that the Slave
~ issue over-rides all others; that Ameri-
canism rests upon freedom, and that they
both must stand or fall together.
Hon. d. II. Mason, of Montreal, member
Of the Provincial Parliament of Canada,
published q. card in the Herald, denying
unequivocally the statements in the News
and Express by Mr.. H. B. Means. of
Port Covington, to the effect that he (Ma-
sony had told Means that he was well ac-
quainted with the father of John c. Ere
mont, and that he was born in Montreal.
= Mr.. Mason says that he does not know
MI. Means; never saw him; and that he
never used any such language as that al
trbuted 10 him by Means.
It is rumored that Charles Carpenter,
one of the French railroad swindlers, was
arrested near Newburgh, yesterday, and
that clue had been got to large amount
Of the embezzled funds.
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Proclannation!-

r SALMON P. CHASE, GOVERNOR or
i = THE STATE OF Ono, do hereby notify the
Qualified Electors of the State Of Ohio, 70 -
semble in their respective Townships aad
Wards, at the usual places of holding elections,
on TUESDAY, being the FOURTH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 4. D. 1856, and then and there
to proceed, ss the law direets. TO elect
Twenty Three Electors Of President and
Vice President Of the United States,
In pursuance of the Constitution and Laws q
the United States and this State.
IL TEsyrxosL WHEREOF, have hereunto set
and caused the Great Seal Of the State Of
(srAL.) Ohio to be affixed, at Columbus. this
- nineteenth day of September, In the yea!
ofour Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fffy-six, and of the Independence OF the United
States. the eighty first.
By the Governor, S. P. CHASE.
J. b. BAKER, Secretary Of State.
Sept. 25, IS56-5w6
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Aecannts IYlea.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
IN tcrested, thnt the following accounts have
been filed in the office of the Probate Judge Of
Holmes county. Ohio, and will be for hearing
on Monday the Sd day of November, 1886:
The final aecouni of Martha Gross, admins
tratrix Of Silas Cross, deceased.
The final account of Thomas Graham, admin
istrator of Sarah Graham, deceased.
JOHN HUSTON,
Oct. y, 1eS6-'w3. Probate Judge.
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SNAKEs.-Brig Planet, just arrived from
Africa, brought to Salem several monster
snakes-Anacondas, one Of them eighteen
feet long, and another thirty-6ve feet. The
crew of the Planet reports that the largest
of these snakes had devoured woman and
a child before it was token.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-10-23

A MIsFoRTUNE.-The Akron Beacon
in speaking of the woman-riding feats Of
the Summit County Fair says:
''The misfortune Of the young lady who
rode her nag with no other trappings than
bride and asheepskin is very feelingly
deplored. Her daring exploit won great
praise"
Now, Mr.. Beacon, what happened did
she lose the sleeps skin, or what ?-Er.
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NEW YoRK. Oct. Ia.

Judge Brady to-day granted an order for
the arrest of Mr.. Coleman and all the exc
cutive members of the San Francisco Wig
Hence Committee, on the complaint ofWm.
Mulligan, one of the banished parties
Damages laid at 100000.
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Attachment Notice.

spangler d Coffee) DEFoRE H. G. saun-
VS.. ID ders. Justice of the
Jacob Hine. & Peace of Hardy Township,
Valentine Hine. Holmes County, Ohio. on
the 18th day of October, A. D. 1856, said Jus
tice issued IN order Of attachment in the above
action for the sum $4 2S.
. SPANGLER & COFFEE.
Oct. %, I856.-9w3
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The Savannah papers say that both the
Democratic and American parties claim q
victory in Florida.
The steamer Arago has sailed for Hasre
with 2l4 passengers, and 476,000.
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oners sent back statement Of the facts
with 1s4 signatures. The emigrants are
mostly from New York, Indiana, Illinois,
Wisconsin and Ohio.
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CoScoRp, Oct. ls

CONCORD, Oct. IL.
A mass meeting of 10000 Republicans
from the Southeastern portion of the State,
was held here yesterday.
Addresses by Anson Burlingame, l
Smith and others.
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Marriaqe Aotifes.

MARRIED-At the Ohio House, Millenburg,
Oct. 7th, by the Rev. JOHN NJ. BoGGs. w. h.
ALLEY, of Canonsburg, Pa. and LETITIA
HAGERTY, of the former place.
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HIDEa WANTED,

TTIlE TANNERY of CAMERON and FOR-
IA WORK, In Millersburg, for which 70 VIII pay the
highest market price.
OF, lS-3ms
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NOTICE is hereby given. that on the 26th
~ day of September. A. d. 1856, the under
signed was duly appointed and q1ailhed as
deceased.
Oct. 4th, l656-7w4
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DLANK DEEDS-Neatly executed--for sale
ID at this Office. Try them. We seribblers.
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Improved Diamond Cement,

FOR mcnding broken Glassware. and every
L description Of fancy articles; an s1Ssllens
article For sale at the BOOK STOKE
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MEloDEnNs.

He also Agent for the sale Of Mei0deons manufactu-
red by the cleveland Melodeon Company" These in
strumentsare becoming very fashionable taking the place
of the Iiano in places Those by the
above Company superior Instruments taking the pre-
MUM wherever they havo been exhibited They vary in
price from $50 to $500 .-
He is also prepared to give instructions on either The
Piano Meodeon and keeps instruments at his
Mr. Yergns Drug Store for his pupils to practice
upon. CHARLES KOLBE.
Millersburg Oct. IA, 1S56-d
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Tyhe Undersigned respectfully Informs the citizens
of Holmes and the adjoining counties that he has
made such arrangements with the leading Piano builders
Of country and Europe will enable him to furnish
wanting good instruments at lower price than the
be bought for in either Of the Western cities
These instruments put up by him and warranted.
number of years experience Teacher the Piano gives
him superior advantages in the selection Of instruments
of good tone He has one in his now constructed
in Germany, to which he espcctuly call attention
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1FYOU WANT ANYTHING G in the Notion
i or Book line, go to
CASKEY'S. on the Corner.
Sept. 4, 1856.
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3. e. F..

TO Freeze or not to Freeze,
THAT'S the question. Whether It's wisdom to
suffer the absence of a few dimes, and enjoy the ge
NAL warmth and comfort emenatng from stove procu-
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Large Family Bible.

WHO don't want ones Ifyou ain supplied,
w attend to it Immediately. Try
f..- .., CASKEY, on the Corner.
Sept. 4, 1856.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-17

AN AGRICULTURAL FAIR AMONG THE NOR.
MONS The frat Deseret Fair was held in Salt
Lake city on the 2d, Sd and 4th of October, and
was il is stated highly creditable TO the skin and
industry of the settlements The articles on ex-
hibition filled most of the spacious rooms known
as the Deseret Store. In the basement were
large sqnashes, beess and carrots; various samples
of wheat corn, -four. garden seeds, &c On the
first floor was beautiful cardiDg machine, made
at the public works, for Gov. Young; cutlery,
COMBS blankets cloth, quilts, straw hats and bon.
nets, nails leather, &c &c. On the second floor
q table loaded with grapes, peaches and apples,
attracted much attention. 10 this room were also
exhibited carpets, furniture. specimens of wood
graining, a small steam engine, egg plants and
numerous other home products.
On the Cd spirited ploughing match came of
in one of the Governors fields adjacent to the
city. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-17

II, stated that The Hon. Caleb Gushing intends
remaining in Washington after the close OF the
present administration to practice law.
The 4o.h annual meeting of ths American Colo
nizaiion Society will be held in Washington On
20lh of January
There were 95 deaths in Baltimore last week.
Madame De Wfhorst, who accompanies Thai-
hsrp The great pianist as vocalist, is said 4, bs
a daughter of Reuben Wthers. who was native
of Virginia
Col. Joseph " Scott has resigned the command
of the Petersburg Grays.