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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-11-27
Tribufe of Resnecf.

WHEREAS, amid the ever VARYING and eyel
changing scenes of Time, the Supreme Archi-
tect Of the Universe, in the wise dispensaiion ol
His Providence. has called a worthy friend md
Brother from his labors amongst Us. FRANCIS T
SMITH is no more. On tie afternccn of the 18th
Of November, lie ceased to labOur and 10 live
A kind and affectioRate husband-a lender and
indulgent father-a true and ardent frlend-em-
inent as god citizeR-of strict, uny welding in
tegrity, be lived q life of usefulness and retired
from It's scenes in the full enjoyment Of eur cen
fidence and esteem. But of all those cnobl!ng
traits of character which endearcd him 10 GEM
munity, there is one appellation, one frsicrnal
word cherished in our hearts, dearer than all
that of BROTHER. With an ear to hear and a
heart ito feel for anotber's VICE." and without
pride or osteniation, his hand and his heart was
ever cpen TO Tie demands of charity. The sick
were visited, the hungry fed, and tie widow and
orphan were never turned empty away. 1t is
in The character ofour fraternal association that
we now bear testimony OF. the high estimation
with which he was held by Us; by the adoption
OF the following resolutions.
Resolrod That in the death of Bro. FRANCIS T..
SMITH, community | as not only lost one OF lis
test citizens end humanity friend. but We h;.ve
lest Z Brother. That in consideration OF his Nor
al worth, the goodness ofhis heart-honesty and
integrity Oh purpose. We Dear ull'-hillcus teSll-
monv Of or affccticnate regard for him in life.
and in death cherished reverence for his menu
orv.
Resofrod. That We deeply sympathise with
those who by this mysterious dispcnsation of
Providence, are called 10 mourn the less Of kind
and affce;ionate husband-an indulgent father,
and 4 beloved relative.
Resofred. As members of Sparta Lodge, not
withstanding we have consigned TO the narrow
limits of the tomb, the body of our beloved Bro
tier, still cherish for his deeply afflicted COM
panion and orphan children, the same obligation
we lore TO him while living
Resolred. That the foregoing Preamble and
Resolutions, be presented for publication in both
of the Newspapers in this town, and that copy
OF the same be furnished TO Mrs. Smith and 9th
er relatives of the deceased
JOS. GIVEN,
BENZ. COIN, Committee
J II. .NANRROCKLIN
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New York Market.

New YORK, Nov, "a.
FLoUR-Infcrior grades a shade lower, while
there is none in other kinds. Sales ofl000 bbl,
at $6,l0@6.35 for superfne State $G,50@G,7O
extra do; $630@6.55 supcrfine Western; $3.50
Oils extra do. Market closing quiet.
Wheat-Market bouvant with good expert de,
mand.-Sales of $4,000 bus. at Sl,36@1.3i fol
Chicago Spring; $l,4O Milwaukee Club; 81 sc
Ga1 .53 winter red Illinois; 81 81 Canadian Club
$l,56@l SO red Winter Ind; 81 .6S@l,70 white
Canadian; closing buoyant.
Ryc-Firm. Sales Of s, 900 bus at S4@S9 fol
infericr to prime.
Barley-3,30O bus common Canadian sold q.
81 90; 1000 bus barley malt 81 As.
Corn-A shade better Sales of $1,000 bus
mixed Western 1t 73@731s.
Oats-Lower. Sales of $500 bus at 49(05l
for State and Western.
Wbisky-Salcs of 300 bbls o and p at 81 a
BIZ
Pork-A shade better. Sales of 800 bbls al
S17.75@l7,95 for mess; $17 ,0G@l7 ID for prime
$3.50 new prime; SlS.5 so new mess.
BeefFIrm. Sales cf $50 bbls at $6.00@7,2t
for country prime; $6,75@l0O0 country mess
$o,75@11,25 old re- packed mess; $l4,OO@l 81
new re-packed Chicago; $l5 extra ko. Bee
Hams ncminally the same,
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Important to Everybody.

LNOR the last three years have been engaged
l. in a business known only TO myself, and,
comparatively, few others, " hom have instruct.
ed Tor the sum OF $500 each, which has averaged
me at the rate of $4,000 to $4,000 per annum !;
and having made arrangements to go 10 Europe
next Spring. to engage in the same business, |
am willing TO give full instructions in the art TO
any person in the United States or Canadas,
who will remit me the sum of 81. | am in
duced from the success l have been favored
with, and the many thankful Acknowledgements
L have received from those when / have in
structed, and who are making from S. to Sl5
PER DAY at it, TO give any person an opportunity
to engage in this business, which is easy. pleas
ant, and very profitable. at small cost. There
Is positively No HUMBUG in the matter. Refer
ences of the best class can be given Us regards
It's character, and | can refer TO persons whom
l have instructed, who will testify that they are
making from S. TO $ls per day at the s;.rne.-
1t Is business in which either ladies or gentle
men can engage, and with perfect ease make a
very handsome income. Several ladies in yari-
GUS paris of New York State, Pennsylvania,
and Maryland, whom ! have instructed. are
now making from 50 to Sc per day at If. 1t is
a GENERAL BUSINESS, and but few shillings is
required to start it. Upon receipt of 81, will
Immediately send TO the applicant printed
circular containing full instructions in the art,
which can be perfectly understood at once.
All letters must be addressed to
A. Il. PARSONS,
335 Broadway, New York.
Nov. 81, Is56-l4tf.
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LAwRENcNE, Nov. II, 1856.


As soon as Geary learned that Hayes
had gone, he had Judge Lecompte and
Marshal Donelson both suspended; sent
Titus after Hayes, and called for anew
peHas where the court could hold forth
without molestation. Teeumseh was agreed
upon, and Judge Cato to preside. Pre-
paratory TO this new order of Lecompton
jurisdiction, one Captain Donaldson, whom
the Governor appointed over company of
Missourians, to protect Lecompton, tried
his hand at the judgeship. In order to as
sist his friend Hayes to make his escape,
he took part of his command into the
court room, and was crier, Judge and jury,
at the same time. The court that had
been accustomed to decide after due re-
Election, made quick decision, and decid-
ed in favor of the side that had the win
dow up. In short they scattered before
the approaching soldiery, and Donaldson
adjourned the court sine die. But the L.
compton officers, at the suggestion of Gov.
Gearv, finally arrested him and put him
under guard, where he will probably re-
main for trial unless some of his friends
think best to let him out.
The Locomptonites are disposed to dis
regard Geary about as much as they did
Shannon, Notwithstanding he wishes it en-
phatically understood that he occupies
more responsible position than the Presi-
dent of the United States. Does not the
last weeks work prove to a mathematical
demonstration that its of no use for Free
State men to complain before pro slavery
officers.
Geary's cry has been-"Enter complaints
and have item arrested" But as soon as
one of their party is arrested who is known
to have murdered without any pretext
whatever, border ruffian steps in and dis
perses the court; the culprit is released on
bail, and viii never be brought to justice,
any more than the murderer of Dow, Bar
Der, Philips, and Others who are well
known, and beast Of the "hoDor" of killing
an abolitionist. The twenty prisoners SEN
fenced to five years imprisonment at hard
labor have not been set to work yet.
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the fear of death TO stop Yankee Wo-
mans tongue.
was surprised to learn thorough some
pro-slavery friends at st. Louis that the
pro-slavery men are not making great efforts
to secure land at this sale, but suppose the
the Free States are going up in such num-
bers and with so much means that they will
have everything their own way.
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Obituarn Aotites.

DIED-At his residence in Millersburg, on
the 18th inst. FRANCIS T. SMITH, in the
35th year of his age.
The deceased's illness was lung fever, and his
sickness only of about week s duration. Prob
ably no man of his age had more or warmer
friends, and Death could hardly have selected
one from amongst Us, whose loss would be mere
deeply mourned. He leaves wife and
two children TO mourn the loss of kind hts
band and indulgent father.
DIEr-Cn Tie 9th ult., in West Godford,
Coshoe:on county, Ohio, of typhoid fever, LEVI
Ii. WADDELL. NJ. d., in the a6ih year of his
age.
Beneath our feet and o'cr our head
Is equal warning given
Beneath us lie the countless dead,
Above us is the Heaven.
Death rides on every passing breeze,
And turks in every flower;
Each season has its own disease,
Its peril every hour. S.
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Millcrsburg Market.
Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 25. 1856.
FoUa-$5.s5 S.. Wheat = Good Medier-
ranean offered at 81 Is; Indiana mixed at 81 90
CCrn-Ordinarv at 49c. Oa:s-Moving at :5c
Rye, Csc. Butter. 20c., for prime roll. Rye
-four. $4@$4-25. Buckwheat -four, $3.50, for
best Grades
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must be admitted 10 bail l will tolerate
no such injustice"
TIE Marshal was astonished, ard hardly
knew what to say; at last he sat down and
entered into a private conversation with
Titus, Jones and Woodson-a worthy
trio-and they counseIed together. The
Governor "was kinder out of sorts,n and
they must pacify him ifpossible, the Judge
had made a mistake, and it must be set
right.
All the time the Governer paced his Of
flee floor with hurried steps, exclaiming
every now and then in sentences deuounc-
ing the act of the officials in releasing a
murderer on bail, and telling what he had
resolved upon doing about ii. l, soon af-
ter this interesting conversation, left for
city. Yours, ESSEX.
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EMPLOYMENT.

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send, without delay. their address TO the under
signed. and they will he furnished with busi-
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and State. WRIGHT. MASON d co.
New York.
Sept. Is, IS56.-4n
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SMITH, SMALL & CO, Publishers,
Cincinnati, Ohio.

From the Cincinnati Daily Enquirer Sept. 2Sthl
DR.. Presses COMBINED SYSTEM PRACTICE FOR
PHYSICIANS Aso FAMhIEs.-Smith, Small II Co., Pub
fishers, of this cy, have recently issued work of the
above title. and all that have read it speak Of it in the
highest possible praise. 1t is certainly of the most
useful and interesting books issued from the press
The Publishers alunda ty responsible and any mo-
ney sent them will he fdithuily accounted for. single
dollar sent to the Publishers will copy of the
book, by return mail, fee of postage.
TFrom the Cincinnati Daily Commercial, Sept 29th.1
Dr. Ereeses C0m6ired System IF Practice to1 Phgst-
ciaRs and Fnmes-Ths most excellent and useful work,
recently published by Smith, Small & Co, of this city, is
before the public, and yet have heard nothing
Lut conmendatory words concerning it. Every and
should have copy, and study it well.
Nov. 9th, 1Sj6-11tE
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LAWRENCE. X. T.. Nov. 10. 1915.

LAWRENCE, K. T., Nov. TO, 1915.
Last Saturday twenty Of the prisoners
taken at Hickory Point, under Col. Har-
vey, were found guilty of nanslaughter
and sentenced by Judge Lecompte, for FIVE
years imprisonment at hard labor. The
five years imprisonment at hard labor in
Kansas, is to work on public works with
ball and chain. The Court adjourned to
meet to-day at Tecumseh, small pro-sla-
very town, between Lecompton and Topeka.
for reasons which | have not learned. If
Gov. Geary does not interfere in this mat
ter, the Free State men will. They will
never submit to such tyranny from biased
Judge, packed juries, and purjured wit
nesseS. UNION.
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accounts Filed.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
IN terested. that the following accounts have
been filed in the Office of the Probate Judge oi
Holmes county. Ohio, and will be for hearing
On Monday the LIST day OF December, 1886;
Final account of Joseph D. Miller, guardian
cf Andrew Stu;snan,
Final account of Daniel Dive. guardian of Al
bert Wells, and Lucy Ellen Wells.
Final account of David MeCulloeh, admins
trator of ParkcsoR GraHr. deceased.
Account of A. Uhlman, administrator of
George Uhlman. deceased.
Final account OF David Ship, administrator of
George Houk, deceased.
Final account Of Valentine Vcgle, administra-
ter of George Vogle, deceased.
JOHN HUSTON,
Probate Jadgs.
Nov. 6. lS5G-.d,
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Close of the Thirteenth Volume.
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MOTHER AND CHILD ARE WELL.
PASSAGES OF EASTERN TRAVEL. By
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| THE GREAT EPIDEMIC-YELLOWF FEN Err
| HOW WOMEN LOVE.
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| FORTUNE TELLING.
A LION HUNTER IN NEW YORK.
SIN YEARS In A GERMAN PRISON.
LITTLE DORRIT. BY Charles Dickens.
| LLrsrRATIoSs.-The Travelers.-The Family
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| Chapter XXXVII. Fellow Travellers.
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NOTICE.

A Ii PERSONS who are interested will take
N notice that a petition viii be presented to
The Commissioners of the county of Holmes and
State CT Ohio, at their December session, to be
held in Millersburg in said county, asking for
an alteration of the county road leading from the
State road leading from Millersburg in the coun-
ty of Holmes and State of Ohio, 20 Massillor in
Stark county Ohio, TO Rein Snyders Mill, in
said Salt Creek township. Said alteration to
commence at or near run On the line between
the lands of Joseph Mast and ]. B. d W. E. Paia-
IS thence to run north On the line of said Lar Is
TO the North corner of said Painters lands
Thence East along the line between the lands
of said Painter and Rein Snyder's until it in
tersec.s the said road to be so altered. All "
ing and being in said Salt Creek township.
j. B. PAINTER, and eleven others,
Freeholders of said count.
Oct. %, 1885,
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