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G:s FOR RENT, and immediate DOS
III session given that desirable residence ON the
Seymour p. Vail. 1t contains eight good rooms. n
good yard with hydrant, &c. TO good tenant. the
rent will be moderate.
L. W. GLAZEBROOK
Je 22-3awts Corner Canal and 10th sts
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SACCINATIoN.-Dr. l.. 4. Smith. of Newark n ] .
publishes article in the New Jersey Medical Re-
porter, vaccination in which he details the con-
clusions he has arrived at from long experience
We select the following as most interesting TO the
public:
That perfect vaccination affords a perfect pro-
lection from small pox during life, and that if this
he done in all instances after birth. small pox
may b" eTddfcute2, Dir. Jenner supposed it would
be. That in many subjects vaccination is sufficient
to eradicate the susceptibility to small pox while
in others, two and sometimes more are required
and therefore II is important to revaccnate az long
as an impression can be made. That vaccination
will protect the life and greatly mitigate the dis
tress of a patient who has already taken the small
poX, il done in time to allow the first disease TO
pervade the system. That the common idea that
the sorcr the arm from vaccination the better the
protection. Is mistake and that very small plls-
tule, which goes through the regular stages and
produces constitutional effect about the ninth
day, Is more generally perfect than one that pro-
dnces great inflammation, pain and swelling of the
limb, and affecting the glands.
In yaccinating patient who has good scar. if
the matter produces inflammation and itching for
few days and then dries up, infer that the first
vaccination is perfect. If it do not produce any
other effect than is common to slightly abrated
surface, infer that ths virus il not good and i'm
mediately make another attempt with new sup
ply.
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i ttiii iAt "a Jtill-
uary to the 81
July, 1857, there
as imported
into Liverpool,
I'm foreign ports.
Add stock 3lst De-
cenbrr, l3I6......,
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TIE AUGUST Notwithstanding the first week in
August the annual elections will take place in six
of the States. as follows:
Alabama. August Tcxas...........August
krntuck y....... " , y. Carolina. . i
Missouri .......... - Tennessee Il
Alabama Is to choose State officers and seven
members of Congress; Texas, State officers and
two members of Congress; Tennessee a Governor
and ten members; Kentucky. State Treasurer
and ten members: North Carolina, eight members
and Missouri Governor to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of Tristen Polk who
was elected to the United States Senate and a
member of Congress i'll the third district in place
Of James ). Green, who was elected to the vacant
seat of Missouri in the United States sonata
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KEEP COOL-Austen's Magic Freezers;
N Stnipssn's Patent Ice Pitchers; Water Coolers
in great variety; also, Patent SelfSealing Cans ali
kinds and sizes Block Tin and Wire Dish Covers;
Plated Ware and House Furnishing goods OF every
description. For sale very low by
jy30 GEO j. SUMNER, % Pearl street.
CHEES E.-25 boxes prime Goshen
~ Cheese. landing per steamer jamestown, for
sale by WM. ii, TYLER,
"a afra
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g. FOR RENT-The new Brick Tone
- III ment on the Brooke Plank Road, opposite Ne
toll gate, mile from Richmond The houss i.
large new and in good order having Kitchen and ali
necessary out houses, all new and fine well of wste
IN the yard. Ii Is altogeeher a most desirabls rp~
dence for any one dsing business in town. and wlsb-
ing to reside short distafcsi in the country Pn
terms, apply TO
JOHN & J. " DARRACOTT
Office on 18th street, in rear OF the
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DICE AND STARCH tierces prime
IL Rice
- boxes Pearl Starch pound papers)
~ (i2 pounds eachl
Landing per schr Henrico, for sale by 80
Jy ~ WM. III. TYLER 18th street.
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F;a FOR RENT.-The dwelling house
Nj on Mayo street. recently occupied bv Mrs H.
bsll, adjoining Nr. Alex. Nott's residencs Poases
sion given Immediately. Apply to
Jets lanes TYJONAa In
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IOHN ". DAVIES.
Al DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE BROWN STONE AND GRANITE,
wUSsEE skTWEEN ara AND wa SIS.
MONUMENTS, TUNBS, HEAD PIECES,
U,U,, ami Stpre Fronts WlndsN aai Door Sils L. C..
ErrviH- Grous enclosed with Stone AMI Iron Rail
ing First pr'm!uln awarded by tao Mechanics In
rtitut. and ,Ii .lrtural society sf Virginia.
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JUIIt III, TNOI. DtV. JI, 300, Jule 81, Io5I
Wheat, Qrs...u...7s.s95 29i, ,s63 So, ,I02
Flour, bbls...... l27, ,y0I l2ljj2 SI7sy
Flour, sacks. S,3n 1909 1919
Ind. Corn, qrs... 4Gq5S 3A 4G7 23Sl77
1t will be observed that the stock of barrel Flour
is more than on the 3Ist December last.
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FUK KENT.-The three story tone
Iii ment, now occupied by Mr. Belvip. On Nai~
street, between second and third 1t conteins "a. -
eievsn rooms with gas fixtures throughout. TSs
Nl.cnoli nI; n2s lonf rooms. Being in pleasant s
Fable residence Possession given on the tirst o.
June: Enquire at Worthams Bookstore, on Main
D..
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lN BBLS. and Tierees No. Hard
~ LARD, for sale by
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BUSINESS CARDS.

p = gRIE.Iyoyn. y. TISsLEr PATE
gEANEIIS MATHEWS.
DRIUGFORD & co, General Commits
ID son Aul Fsrwsri!ng Merchants. on tbs Dock
E4rhmand, Va
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4 v. KIIHAkDSUN.-
y. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Attends a. the cacctioH u Claims, Hiring uut Ne
gr-~ rentn. out Houses. and general Commission
Bu>ae-~
as- uince ltth street. opposite Exchange Hotel
x4th ". H. Richardson, RicllROpd. Va.
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select Classical school at oxford, North Caro-
lima.

CINCE the establishment of this school in Janu-
- ary 1851 by present principal fiorner, A. NJ,
and steady increasing measure Of the public ia
from abroad and B
nua delegation matruates TO The University At Chapel H Here
after the joint supervision OF Mr. Horner
late OF the said University who has been
many the ancient classics in that institution Rev
r assistant instructor, and others we
qualified appointed occasion may require.
The prepare for advanced
college those who expect desire 70
obtain collegiate respectable stations
Hc by ordinary branches Of sound English educa
efficiency the number of classes
ample time be devoted % examination ara
upon subject lesson by each instructor IN ms own
department. 4,..-,-.
Care will adapt the text books and modes OF nruc
on 10 The latest Of knowledge each o the several
branches While The recommended by experience shall bo
Consistently preserved viii be spared 70 provide the bcst
apparatus for the work -.
preparation 10 increase e aaAh
tapes and promote permanent a the schools,
Tc instructors arc natives Carolina have been long
g,d IN the profession those who de
re further Information personal oisa qualifications 20
many distinguished citizens this and other states 10 the South
Among tese are Graham, Hon. W, p. Mangum
Cows Morchead Manly Hon a Bggs r. Rev Thomas Atsp
son Rev WILSON, d. w., Rev samuel Wait ~ d. Rev G.
f. Deems president Of the Norh Carolina University and
various members cf tho board Of trustees
The next term will commences the 18th Of July.
Othcr particulars made known application.
MAY
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COMPLETION of Panama Railroad Reduction
OF fare mail steamships leave New
Aspnwa the 5th and Goth OF each month"; connecting
with mail from Panama 10 San francisco.
steamships inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty sTEef and s15ay.
Tho Panama railroad lon) completed
ocean hours The baggage of
through Francisco and
embarked the The
In all Of the trip.
New York Panama and san
prevent detention Of accident so that the route
entirely refdJe
Passengers they arrive at Aspnwal
through each and take charge women
md children without other protectors. -
through tickets the lowest rates Apply AZ inc agency
West street, New York, W. hAfhoNh
May B-dtr
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CoHsnsary 0oeGen george Gibson eommsary gen
eral assistant Captain D. l. simpson; six clerks and
ger.
Surgeon Golaais ogosGen Thomas lawson general
assistants, DR. r. Wood and Dr @ X. Wood three clerks
Eno 0GG Joseph Toiten chief engineer; assistant
Captain H G. Wright; 1--WE clerks and one messenger
Typographical Bueauco j. Albert colonel Of the corps;
ssnt Captain j. Woodruff four clerks and messenger
Craig colonel Of ordnance; assistant
Capt VIM Maynader; eight clerks and one messenger.
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DURNETT HOUSE. southeast corner Pennsylva-
na avenue and ar street. Washington e. Mrs
s1I.AS REYNOLDS proprcfress.
Hoarac by n day. week, month
several largo and suitable for families iema
boarcs comfortably accommodated ana mas
furnished 10 those who elsewhere
choice of wines liquors and cigars, VIII always be
ound the bar.
Free lunch ovcry day at IL O'Clock.
Ap 1s-u
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NOR SALE OR RENT.--The east half of lot 30
IL square n, AZ fronting
and adjoining foundry Charles White with
proyemen thereon consisting d brick building occupied
present by Mr. v. Duin
shop together with siNhorse
order and all the hxiurc and tools belonging the establishment
embracing portable iorgcs bellows anyils turning
all necessary hafnE pney bands for Us operation
ber q necessary tools no tedious mention
Also variety costly for railing and fencing Of
latest styles win sell the whole accommodating terms
and give possession the first day Of juno next
u OWEN
May 2o-dtJune1 IStarl 212 Pennsylvania avenue
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=. rNERAI MEsrERN LAND OFFICE -FiIl-

~ ENERAL WESTERN LAND 0FFICE.-Fill-
T more os,orn and Second streets, (up
srs nearly opposite Hnsc Dubuque, Iowa Broom os
born Co. street Chicago Illinois, Broom hussey to
Keokuk estate agents stock and exchange brokers
dive their estate stocks and boos
nz neoad money invested locating lands either with cash or
viii time, Joint account or on COMMISSION
Every location personal examinations only Taxes
paid, &c, &c . y n, ,.i,
bah property lef, with Us for sale viii required be placed
seller markets Correspondence solicited
Ap 2s--d3m
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NV nrr,rrurxT,

May 10, 1857.
CjEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
~ improvements Island Now York VIII be received ht
lhs oncc until on day ~ june next.
the commandment o the navy yard M
YORK for plans and specifications the work be completed within
six months from cate ot cuttTact
Approved guaraniors The or and suc % the coulrsr &C
corditg 90 law, win b. required
May ll--2aw3w
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The porson win entered upon books uae III
payment Of the subs crpuon be made in advance.
Distant may money BY letter and all
win be assumed by ourselves SAFE transnision.
COUNTRY PAPER Is pubi,hed uiweeky during the
Of Congress, and scmi.wcckly during the
Subscriptions for period less year viii be received terms
pfpportioned TO the above
sv-fOSTMAsTF1s5 authorized agents and BY
sending DAILY subscribers enclosed SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers with enclosed will be entitled copy
gratis
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BOUNTY LAND WARRANT--Wh Whereas, on the
October 1855 bounty warrant No 1882 for 100
hts October 49, 1855
George H. Hickman,
Baltimore has been lost hnt have received said
that have transferred assigned said
warrant sell the for
filed affidavit prevent the
patent fraudulent claimant will apply dup
for the at the proper time
11--law6ws ELISHA s. JOHNSON.
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washington Branch railroad.
ID II. GILLET. Counsellor at Law, has remove,

ID III. GILLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
LIE his oface his residence Franklin Row.
thirteenth streets He win devote bis attention principal
ly to cases in the United States Supreme Court.
Having devoted much time to the law concerning patents he win
advice and opinions arising
Patent ONCE and appeals chief Justice
the District o Coumb will also assist the preparation
trial Of suits concerning patents
lie viii also give written opinions and arguments for
ties having claims
will also claims board established their
dcaton.
28--tln
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TENHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE that the subscriber
from the orphans Washington county
OF Columbia, administration the personal
Of Smith Lee late Of Washington county deceased All
having against said deceased hereby exhibit
same tho thereof subscriber
the May they may otherwise by be excudcd
all benefit Of the said
MARY A. LEE
May e--1aw3w+t Administrator
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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS being
IN Of the board directors
Rockville Turnpike the
the District line
dress apply tho undersigned the subject before the 18th
Of April next JOHN G. BRENT,
No 30 Louisiana
J. c. LEWIS,
Feb 24--3nwu 4o2 Seventh
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proposals for Stationery.
'fn.tusteY DsrAKrxnsr, II

fR.tAsrfY DAfAKrxssT, Nay =, 1891.
CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the station
- cry required by department during The seai year cndng
1883 received until IL O'Clock on the sosh day
by satisfactory tesimouh
ability will DO considered and contracts WIN
only awarded established manufacturers Of or dealers IN inc
articles.
All the articles tho very best quality Of their kind and
samples hereinafter specified Rtorpopy each bid Inc
samples party whom the contract may oc awarded VIII be
paid by department the others viii be retuhca . h re
spectye bidders .
considered nnles ne articles dcconpdAsHgH are nc
uyy tes qusi9y, and suited 10 the uuats q the department
Each proposed be by the Individual hrm making
and must specify proo price, for each and every ar
In the schedule 80.
All the viii be requfcd 70 be like the samples
which will be retained for comparison md must oe ae
lvered with delay when ordered to the satisfaction d mo heF
the Office for which they required
The right OF ordering greater or less
Quantity every contracted for the public service
nas fcoures .
Supplying any time win be deemed sufficient
cause forthwith aaAn Tie contract
Bonds approved security - be given by the persons contract
ing fure supply ne srcis required the con
shall be liable for the forfeiture specified IN such
bond as Hquidaed damages. 80 4 !.
subpned list specifies, nearly as can now be dt bo
amount quality, description OF each Of tho kinds OF articles re-
qured.
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EDWARD r. HErsDoID, Secretary
LOCAL SURVEYORS
Charles Walter, No 3s7 d street, opposite City Hall
Thornton and Virginia Island
James Williams, No. ~ -Four and a-haf street.
John Rgge Thirteenth below Pennsylvania
MARINE SURVEYOR.
cap Levy Pennsylvania avenue opposite Natoai
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
John Thomson.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY,
James ~ West,
In charge Waangton city Office
Northwca Pennsylvania
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BANKING HOUSE OF cHUBB BRoTHERs

BANKING HOUSE OF c1IUBB BRoTIiEIs
Washington, January /, 1857
TOHN ID. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 this day admitted partners the Banking
this date will
Chubb, John Barrow, and Henry Holmes The House In Ia
venport composed Of Charles St J. Cbubb VIM IT. Douga
row 4 On CHUBB BROTHERS,
Jan I--du
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- near Ennts burg Frederick county MaylandIhe
this Institution the 2ih August and
Thursday June The terms for board and
$3.50 payable semi annually advance There
charges music drawing painting and also for Spanish
for the primary department.
composed Of pupils und Of are 800
able half yearly in advance.
Letters Inquiry addressed TO the MOTHER SUPE-
Joseph Academy, Emmisburg Frederick county,
Maryland.
mi
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WTATCH Repairing and Engraving Watches,
wv chronomcers and mckeepers Of every description
sku worcn warranted perform
Engraving OF every description the best STYLE including the
crcsts, notices, and initials stonc
Visiting and wedding cards elegantly engraved and printed
W. GAIT Il BRO,
jewellers 314 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan 2O-n Between 9th and 10th streets
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

CANS. HfAaffoAi'
fI1HE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily trains and Jefferson city, connecting
with lie nen parkets that leaves ler
so ty daily Of tue train carrying the mas
ana for Glasgow, Kansas Leayen
worth weston ST. Joseph, all Intermediate points.
Through from g. Louis e. Kansas N Is hours ana from = " 0
hours ahead of boai starting from e. Louis
The lightning packets equal any boats in the trade and
% raocd ~ run on schedule with the mails
never DELAYED waiting freight at towns on their way through
noss.s =. NJ oanap m, III ~ 81 :, Ionis = T. McKSSICK,
AZ NV wv unoos y, az ~ ?" ~ Asst supt
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II J. MIDDLETON, Ice dealer, office and depo
A. southwest corner Twelfth streets, Washington, d.
Ap 1l-d1yf
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rTN0 LEASE for term of years, the mansion Of the
late General Towson States army contains all the
water works furnace gas range &C. Ap
ply j. r. H. SMITH, esq, al his Office, on street
March 2l--2wu
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Dwellings, furniture, mills. manufa ct0ries
warehouses,

descriptions their contents, all kinds Of
MERCHANDISE, transported by
VESSELS STEAMBOATS,, CANAL BOATS, RAILROADS,
from portion OF EUROPE and
AMERICA,
hus Of STEAMBOATS, navigating the western waters
The rates of premium companies
and will be
consideration
All losses speedily adjusted and promptly paid.
Pennsylvania and seventeenth
street, Washington city, u. G.
JAMES NJ. WEST,
Assistant Secretary
may also Je egoted al the Home Offer
NothweS of Walnut ard Second Srafs, Philadelphia
principal cities Of the United States by authorized on
GERS OF the company,
June 18--dIy
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS AND DAMAGE BY FIRE,
THE PKRILs or THE SEA, AND INLAND TRANSPORT
TON
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY OF P1raA
DEiPHnA.
Fire, Marine, and Inland Insurance
AUTHORIZED cAr1TAI MILLION TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS
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A RNY'S CONFECTIONERY, No. S4 Bridge street
~ Georgetown G., all kinds of
furnished with the best Ice creams cakes water ices concon
ary NC at notice. terms
Medal exhibition the Metropolitan
Institute
Feb 3--du
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OFFICE Northwest corner OF Pennsylvania y.
enue and Seventeenth street, Washington city
I'D. e.

DIRECTORS
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles nngee,
George II. Armstrong, Thomas Manderleld,
Charles A. Rubiean, Edward r. Hembold
George Eielmbod, y. Carroll Brewster
james " Neal, Isaac Leech jr,
r. II. presid
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The OF this win yoraby with the most
similar Institutions In the United States.
August 1885, fifteen months TO the LIST
interests received
large hundred Thousand hundred and eighty
with the OF losses and
pencs seventy thousand hundred and
eight dollars and sixty cents.
good the dec
soliciting share OF public believing
ample and that all fair claims viii be ad
iuod according equity tlEn legal techncalies.
company prepared policies against loss damage
l,xu n an
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all the class suitable and convenient samples must
attached each and the price In all cases
he deliocy Of The articles al ne department
May 5-1awt30thJune
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Hon Floyd, Secretary rwari Drnkari chief clerk
seven subordinate and four watchncn Inc
following bureaus attached TO this departments
Csuandno geafs oFceThs office at the head Of which is
Lieutenant General scott Is az New York
Adiant Oauis o6ocol saInuel Cooper Adlutant General
AuriiangHeve Major ~ Townsend Brevet Capt williams
and Brevet Gaeche Judge Advocate Brcyet Major John
Lee; clcr and messenger IN ms Office are kept an
Tho the personnel Of the army the rolls &c
II "a here whore military commissions are mndc out
oa,termas Geals oGoe Rrevet Major General = Jcsup
,usr,nastcr general Assistants Thomas Captain NJ
Miller and Major Bgcr; clcvcn clerks aad one messenger
Ta,naas Generals oGeCoL y IArned, paymaser generals
Mor Leslie district ayrnasior; eight clerks and one ncssen
rer
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MADEIRA WINE.--Twenty dozen best Madeira
wine Gordon and an Iorenza sher
~ belonging Hon wm s Archer Is offered for sale
The Madeira imported 1891 and Is offered at s36 dozen
kdlress, WORK, YOUNG, Il McCouCH,
Nav oIdIots "a South street, Philadelphia.
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(entIemen,s Underwear for the Summer.
WE call the attention of our friends and the pub
wv lie to superior assortment Of
silk galze merino Isle thread
Gossamer cotton linen and twill cotton
Under shirts drawers every quality and price
Also beautiful cravats, ues gloves anu
variety which have been selected WIN grea
and are warranted low in prices.
GEo. H. WHITE CO..
Furnishing Store
$50 Pennsylvania avenue between
May 14-eod2wH MIMI anu loh'h saoo's'
lstar&states
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Posr oF1cB DEPARTMENT,
April 20, 1857

The undersigned, postmaster Of f----, State Of ----
ces under his oath IF office that he Is acquainted with the above
good their guarantee.
Dated. (igncd.)
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-30
Township Elections.

There has been great rejoicing with the
papers of all parties this Spring, over the
result of township elections throughout the
land. Mr.. John Toodle, heretofore an
idler about some low doggery, has been
promoted to the respectable and honorable
office of Constable, worth perhaps, $25 per
annum. Mr.. Toodle has heretofore been
considered too lazy to work and too cow-
ardly to steal, and bis friends are rejoiced at
his promotion to a post where he will be
allowed to steal at the expense of the pub
lie whose monies he collects. Then there
are always a host of other honorable and
profitable township Offices to fill, from a
Justice O. the Peace up, or down, whichev-
er way you may please to graduate them.
The contest for these offices HIS been lively
and exciting this Spring, and whichever par
ty has won, has had their victories duly
chronicled in the papers. For example:
"Great Democratic victory in Paint town
"Black Republicanism beaten;
Democrats Rejoice" Johannas Kraut-
coph, Esq, elected Supervisor, over the
combined opposition of Republicans, Know
Nothings, DC" That will do.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-30
Going West.

Everybody seems to be going West.
Every paper We take up is overrun with
accounts of this migration. Ohio seems
to be furnishing her proportion. The &C
counts given by tie Cincinnati papers of
the numbers passing drought that city,
are startling. Belmont county in this
State, seems to be de%populating. The
large sum of money which is thus drawn
from circulation, accounts for the scarcity of
money amongst US. We do not wish to be
deemed a prophet of evil, but we think we
see tokens of a grand smash approaching
in the sp~eculations now raging in the West.
Every body is going West to speculate
Every body expects that there will be a
grand smash up there, but they expect to
make a fortune themselves, and leave the
losses to their neighbors. In st. Paul,
Minnesota, money commands as high as
IL to 13 per cent per month. How long
can such a state continue? Not long
The time for 'ssmash up" is not far distant,
and when it comes, it will be terrible. I'm
proved farms can at this period be bought
10 per cent cheaper in Iowa and Illinois
than they could a year ago.