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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-04-23
Foreign News.

SANDY HOOK, April II

SANDY HOOK, Aprl 10.
The Cunard steamer Arabia has arrived,
u;.h I;ro-,ool dates to the afternoon of
Sunday, April 4th.
in general were favorable 70 Fahmefs'ons
administration.
The rupture between Austria and Sar-
d;n;a has made no advances towards q set
Element
India affairs are said to be growing more
threatening.
The Chira mails had been received in
England, and although peace was consider
ed probable, it is not officially announced.
The steamer Emeu arrived at Liverpool
on the 31st, and the kangaroo on the Isl.
The Leopold arrived at Southampton on
the Sd, and the Herman on the 4th.
NJ. 7. Barnes is the ministerial candidate
for Speaker, agains! Fitzroy.
Arrests are being made j. Paris of con-
spirators against Napoleon the Sixth.
A meeting of the Neuschatel Confer
ence had been held, and the irst protocol
paragraphed.
Madrid reports say that the Spanish force
will, under any circumstances, occupy a
portion the Mexican territory, to protect
Spanish subjects.
Austria has issued a new circular against
Sardinia, and France and England have
strongly demonstrated with both Austria
and Sardinia to keep the peace.
Prussia has announced that she will
maintain, her policy respecting the Danish
Duchies, and orders her coasts TO be placed
in q state of defence.
The Russians are concentrating forces at
AMP against the Circassians, and the Turk
ish Commission, respecting the Kangaroo
flibustering expedition to Circassia, has re-
ported, duplicating Ferut Pasha and Isma-
Ell Bay.
The Pr~incipalities are now evacuated,
and the British fleet has left the Turkish
waters.
Details of the battle of Bushire, between
the British and Persian cavalry, had been
received. 1t seems to have been a dashing
victory for the British.
Details of China news also received, con-
firmiDg the previous telepraphic summary,
and repeating the report that the Chinese
Emperor has ordered peace to be made,
but doubts continue as to the truth of the
statement.
The American ship Highfyer was
wrecked at Formosa. All of her crew, ff-
ty-fve in number, were murdered, and the
ship burned by the natives.
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Marriage Notices.

MARRIEDLOn the 10th inst, by the Rev.
]. HKIsyIL. Mr.. WILLIAM HOXWORTH and
Miss MIRANDA MCCORMICK; both of this
place.
On the sth of January, 1857. by Elder n. A.
WALxrk, Mr.. II. BARNARD and Miss ELIZA
BETH DONALDSON.
Also. on the 18th of January, 1857, by the
same, Mr.. ISAAC MEANOR to Miss ELIZA
BETH SMITH.
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Cattle Market.

ALLEGHENY, April 81.
Beeves continue scarce, Notwithstanding
the high figures; $50 were offered on
Thursday, and 100 on Monday, all of
which were sold, the general range being
4@5, gross, good medium to prime; but we
heard of a few choice extra going at 81
@6a.
There is also a scarcity of sheep, and
prices are higher; sales of 800 head at
sac, gross, as in quality.
Very few hogs offered, and prices remain
as before, 6@69, gross.
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COMMERCIAL Mattefs.
MiIIersbure Market.
Cleveland

CLEVELAND, April II.
Flour-Good superfne to choice extras
,25@5,6 Rye s4,OO@4,5o; Corn
Meal s2,75@3,0o p Dbl.
Grain-Wheat S., 2O@s2,3s, Med. to
White; Corn 52@53; Oats 39@4O; Rye
6s@73; Barley s., l5@l,3
Groceries-Coffee-Rio 1908; Cape
115@12; Laguayra l3@13a; Java l6@
IL; Mocha 1920. Candles-Sperm Al
@56; Star %; Stearine l7@I79; Tallow
Is. N. o. Molasses 1890. Sugars
N. o. and w. I. 11@l44; Coffee 1910
IA; Double Refined Is.
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4em advertisements.
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that there will be
IN a petition presented 10 the Commissioner
OF Holmes county, Ohio, at their next session Tin
June), praying for an alteration of the State
Road leading from Millersburg TO Elyria; said
alteration to at the quarter-post on
the south line of section three (3). of township
seventeen (l7), and range fourteen (14), and
continue Oh the Lafayette and LoudonvIlle Road
due west about thirty (30) rods, thence north
until it intersects said Road again.
A PETITIONER.
April 18th, IS57-35w4.*
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Items Of News.

A respectable German, aged twenty,
killed himself with arsenic in New York.
He could not get work, not knowing our
language, and would not beg, and having
been two days without food, committed
suicide.
A man from the country, whose wife
had eloped and carried off the feather bed,
was in Louisville in search of them-not
that he cared anything about the wife, ''but
the feathers" says he, "them's worth sixty
eight cents a pound"
The people in the proposed new county
of Douglass. ILL.,, have voted to reject the
honor Of haying the name of the traitor to
freedom imposed upon them.
Archbishop Hughes library contains al
most nine thousand volumes, and is for the
most part devoted to Ecclesiastical writings
although there are a large number of vol
umes, on general literature, some Of which
are rare and curious.
William Lyon Mackenzie, of Canada Re
belion notoriety, o an editor in Canada,
and a member of the Provincial Parliament.
is on a visit to the States, for the first time
in some years.
Ex-Mayor Havilend, of New Bedford,
has presented the amount of his salary, as
Mayor for two years, ($l,6oo,)to the Free
Public Library of the city.
Rats are getting so scarce in Paris that
the price of kid gloves has gone up to five
francs per pair.
Death seems to attach itself in some
form-near or remote-to the white-house.
Gen. jackson entered it a new widower.-
Harrison and Taylor themselves died. Ty-
Ter was a recent widower. Polk left the
house to die. Fillmore to bury his wife
and daughter. Pierce had his only sor
torn from him. And now Buchanan
mourns a beloved nephew.
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TO HorSe-BfeederS

lU A1Ul OF ~ OOOOAO.
gmaa G 1 :. :.iss;., .h .s;:ssse:
R,J bred MORGAN HoRsE. 10y this
ASM-SsI time pretty well known IN
this county, and fayorabiy, too, Judging from the
Number of friends he has won, and the patron
age he has received,) will be kept this season
in this place, as usual, at the American House
Stables. Those wishing to patronize or examine
the Horse. can do so at any time.
1t is conceded by good judges that he is the
best Horse IN the county. and second to none OF
the highly celebrated Morgan Horses in the
world. He is six years old; is of a dark brown
color, with a heavy black ufane and tail, and
black legs, and handsomely proportioned; Is a
frst-class trotter; is over fifteen hands high;
weighs nearly 1900 lbs, and is the best muscled
Horse in the State.
eN In getting up my plaeards. l omitted TO
state the fact, that GENERAL TAYLOR took the
first premium of the Holmes County Agricul!u-
raj Society, at their Fair for 1856.
TERMS.-To insure $1,000
:E-Cusiomers from a distance furnished with
stabling or pasture at moderate rates.
eE-For further particulars apply, either by
letter or in person. to
J. K. BUTLER.
Nalersbarg, Ohio.
April ID, 1879.
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Nausea, indigestion, and NerveOus De-
bilfty.

Nausea indigestion, and Nervous De-
bilfty.
81 do not wonder at the popularity of
BGRHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS,
now.
"For months previous to its use, my Or
binary food caused such extreme nausea
when placed before me, that I almost drea-
ded the sound of the dinner bell, My di-
gestive organs seemed TO have lost all pow
er, and my nervous system was so com
pletely shattered that I was unable to write
for i've minutes at q time"
APITTSBURGHER.
~ Name given, on application at the
store or by letter.
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H-The sum collected for water rent in
Philadelphia this current year, will amount
70 about s8s0y0oo,s
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Boot and Shoe Making

And keeps a good assortment of his Own man
~ufacture. II desired he will put the city touch
on Boots and Shoes. or make them in a more
substantial manner to suit the farmer.
~ Just call and examine his stock, find out
his prices, and see whether he don't give the
| best bargains in town. Times are hard; there
fore, patronize him and save money, as he sells
al low figures. He can't be undersold.
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Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.

ON the 25th day of May, A. D. 1857. at one
" o'clock Pm. on said day. David Thomp-
son, Guardian of Cyrus Thompson, will sell to
the highest bidder. on the premises, in Prairie
township, Holmes county. Ohio. the northeast
quarter of section thirty-two (32), township
fourteen (l4), of range thirteen (l3), in said
Holmes county. in pursuance of an order of the
Probate Court of said county. in the premises
on the following terms. to wit: one-third cash
in hand, one-third in one year, and one-third
in two years from the day Of sale. to be secured
by mortgage on the premises, with interest from
day of sale.
DAVID THOMPSON,
Guardian Of Cyrus Thompson.
April 18th, A. D. l657-35v4:pf $500.
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MUSIC IN FRONT, BEHIND. AND ALL
Il through the house. V%iolins, Aceordeans,
Flutes, Flies, &c. Lots on 'em, at COOKS
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WITH ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
BOOTS&SHOES
LOOKOUT FOR BARGAINS!

~ HAITI has Just received at his old stand,
". on Main street, Millersburg, Ohio, the lar
gest and best assortment of BOOTS d SHOES
ever brought TO this market; consisting of
Gents Coarse, Kid, and Fine Boots, of the best
Eastern make. A very large assortment of
Boys Coarse and Fine Boots. Also Fancy and
Coarse Shoes. of all descriptions.
FOR THE LADIES'.
Calf, Kip and Morocco, of all sizes, and of the
very best quality. A very superior lot of Cal
tiers, all sizes and qualities, together with an
everlasting lot of Children.s Boots Shoes. &c,
of every size and quality: all of the above, and
numerous other articles unmentioned, he will
sell at very low figures.
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II EEP IT IN MIND THAT THE PLACE
IN to buy the Genuine Morton's Gold Pens
that are warranted. is at COOKS.
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CAUTION

CAUTION
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has in
duced many limitations, which the public should guard
against purchasing. Be not persuaded to buy ANYTHING
else until YOU have given Bocriaves Holland Bitters a
fair trial. One bottle will convince you how infinitely
superior it is to all these limitations.
~ Sold at 81 per bottle, or six bottles for S., by the
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Country Pro
Taken in exchange for work @

Taken in exchange for work or goods. Mend-
ing done promptly at reasonable rates. All,
therefore, who want bargains, will come right
along. c. HAITI.
April %, lS57-35tf.
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TO FARMERS.

Is a beautiful dark bay; 8 years old; and be-
ing so well and favorably known, | deem i
unnecessary to give any further description
of him.
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yellow Fever at Rio.

The bark Nameuug. from Rio de Jan"iro, has
arrived at the New York quarantine, Her cap.
tain. says tie Times, reports that reio" ieNe''
in its worst form. is raging at Rio, and that very
few of the crews of Northen vessels.irading there
escape an attack of the pe-t'Ience: the crew
of the Nameaug were all taken with III" disease
and sen, tn the hospital, which rendered it ne
ce..aIy for The captain TO ship new crew be-
fnr. h.. could sail. Some of the vessels. finding
the pcStiloncc raging, took in cargo in hurry
and nut to sen, hoping thereby to escape the
scource; but, alas, lhey were not out many days
before they were obliged to put back again with
MI hands disabled or dead with yellow fever.
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The trustpG sltntCs and Z h inn.

From the tone OF an article IN the w Washington
Union upon Chinese affairs, it is certain that our
government does not intend tn be- Involved in
trouble in China by cooperating with England
and France in hastilities against that country
The Union say>,-
at now remains f'r us to preserve Tor Amen
can commerce and American interests IN China
all The respect aud privileges t" which they are
entitled aud whent yer they ar" a-sned,'hey VIII
be defended, doubtless, with efficiency and promp-
titnlr. Bat, Of course, the government ct the
United States will not make war upon any coun
try unles, it has itself ample cause at war;
and the mere fact that China is in conflict with
somp other nation furnishes no good reason why
h.. should be in conflict with China. our
country has succeeded very well, thus fnr,in It's
history. nv mindng its own business, and letting
other people business alone. and we nre very
strongly inclined to believe that this policy can
not be superseded by better one. We 60 rs
far as h. who goes farthest in our desire to main
tuin the honor of the stars and stripes and IL de-
fpnd the rights and interest OF our counirymen IN
every part of the world, but whether we ought to
assis, in the controversies Of other nations, and
take care of other flags than our own Is very
different question:
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Ole Rail AsRin IN fourt.

Ole Bull was hauled up in the supreme court
in New York on Saturday, at the I'M ta"c" OF one
of his creditors, to show what had beeom' "f ms
(Ole Bull's) property The poorvi"ll'lSt stated
that he was worth some S3O0O in shape of three
yinlins. In the bow of one of these violins was
diamond of great value. He further said tina,
he had no fixed intention to leave the ohi,eo
States. but contemplated visiting Norway TOR
his health, the Judge ordered him to be d. oHarg
ed from the present proceedings but state" 'ha'
this would not prevent his heing oronGo' ePa-
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| AIf.ST NEWS.
later from III. Florida War.


We have dates from Pun,a Rosas 10 the 22nd
ult. y correspondent of the New Orleans Plea
guae. after deiailing the late engagement of
Lieut.. Freeman,an account of which has already
been published. says
acknowledgements were soon seut out; Lieut.: h.
Nlngate, 9th infantry, from punta Rosa. with
twenty picked men from company k,Capt. j. A.
Whiiall, 9th infantry, from Fort Myers, with all
his company; aud CAPT. j. \. Brown. 4th aitille.
~ from Fort Denman, with all his contrary At
least 500 men were at the scene of the recent EN-.
gagemen' on the 10Th inst
"A letter of the 18th instant from Big Cypress
states that few days previous the troops nude
AN attempt to Surround the Indians by entering
the Cypress in three columns. The columns fell
in with the Indians aud if one oi them had been
two minutes sooner some of the lndinus would
have been Intercepted. Two men we've shot, each
with three balls. bat not killed They did not see
tho Indian, only three guns were fired by the
troops. General Harvey went out To the Cypress
with forty men, and returned on the 10Th His
intention l. to capture the women aud children II
possible. If the Indians are not brought ia terms
before the middle of MAY it never can be dome
Cen Harvey has tried every means that expert
ence and ingenuity can suggest. and W" await
the results.
Capt. Pratt. "a artillery. and Lieut.. Wilson,
9Th infantry. entered the Cypress at Chokalisku,
below Cape Romano, and came out where Capt,
Stevenson operating. If the troops now fail
they had better be Withdrawn and sent to a
healthier climate during the summer"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-09

REvIyAL.-A considerable religious revival is in
progress the rl Street NJ f. Church in this place
under the miuisrations of the Rev Messrs. RoSser
md Hall. The effort of the former gentleman ON
Tuesday evening, we learn, produced powerful i'm
preston the crowded auditory. 1t is said TO have
been ofthe most brilliant displays Of pulpit co
quencc produced in this city There are some
20 or % penitents at the altar.
DARING ATTEMPT TO ktIL.-We learn that n Mr..
Watson, residing some six miles below Boydton, was
very near being killed on Tuesday morning by slave
named Dick under his Charge the farm of Mrs.
Farrar whose adopted daughter Mr.. Watson married.
On account Of some impudencc he determined to
whip the negro, and tied him until he could get some
switches for that purpose, While getting the switch
the negro broke loose TO the woodpile seized
an axe and made towards Mr. Watson, who drew
pistol and discharged it Mt him, but missed him He
then resortcd to rocks defend himself, but being
pressed too close into the house and sezing his
gun SHOT the negro in the legs, not doing him much
injury but frightening him, as to deter him from
further advance. The negro ran of but with the
sstanee of some dogs in the ueighpo,h hood
caught. He IS in Jail awaiting his trial at April
rt.70dacco Plant.
DESPERATE AFFAIR.-Mr. Thos. II. Gaskns, resi-
ding near the mouth of the Great Wicomico river in
Northumberland county, Va, was assaulted in a vio
lent and desperate manner by negro man namei
Isaac on the 10th nit who was visit to his wife,
II slave woman living ut Mr. GaskinS. In defence of
ter Il long struggle with the fellow, compelled TO
shoot him with his rife rom the effect of which he
died at about seven O'Clock on the same evening, at
the house of Mrs Olivia Cole wither he removed
and to whom he belonged \ jury Of inquest rem
dered a verdict agreeing with The above statement.
NEGROES OFF-Thc following Geographic dispatch
was received at Norfolk from Richmond on We,!nes-
day night:
You will please the proper officers and get
them TO search all vessels outward hound, rs there
negroes off from Richmond
FIRE IN TIE MoUNrAINs.-We learn that the Blue
Ridge is fire ut different points, extending from
Wayucshoro', in Augusta, several miles northward.
Tie mountains east OF the Valley, from Woodstock
TO Nj. Jackson are also on fire.
CALL AccEpTEp.-Rcv. B. NJ. Smith, of the Union
Theological Seminary, Va, has accepted the pastoral
care of the Central Presbyterian church. baltimore
md will assume the duties of the position in May
newt.
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The Sini.ingof "a Wall sont ut Kingston, Gam
uIu

1.-THE Toronto Leader gives the particulars of the
sinking OF the mail ice boat at Kingston last week
by which seventeen persons lost their lives. The
bow of the boat dipped under water, and she imme-
diacly sunk. T. {. lutter, the conductor, and Jas.
Frazer clilchel upoa the ice, and were saved. An
American held on TO his trunk and was picked up
Some of the persons drowned were james Mcdonald
and james Mitchell, both belonging to the Island,
VIM. Dempsey, stage driver Long Island VIM
Saunders, ship builder and John Buggy, sailor.
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The annual report OF the Directors of the Pacific
Railroad has been made and shows that the earnings
OF the road for the year ending February 2s,h, 1857,
were 426,2s5, and the expenses S25s51l-leaving
net gain Of Sl56,1il-which speaks well for road
only hundred aud twenty five miles long running
from -. Louis through hills and along blnf river
bank. More iaterng results still are looked for MS
soon the fifty two miles of road west of Jefferson
City, running through an open country shall have
been put IN ope;ation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-09

At banquet given to the Palnerston ministry.
by the Lord Mayor of London the 81 Il ult., Lord
pamerston spoke IN the foreign policy of Great
Britain md thus alIuqe to the relations with the
United States:
- will only say believe that at no time in
recent years has there existed So thoroughly
sound and wholesome feeling now prev, Is
between tsepeople Of this country and the United
States, who, understanding their reciprocal in
terests, feel discrimination TINT those interests
shall not be disturbed by quarrels and disagree
ments, which may partially derange, though they
do not interrupt.enr friendly communication
| believe that this umcable feeling is shared rs
we'll by the Government Of the United States Us
by the Government of Her Majesty, and we have
this advantage that the eminent man who has
now been raised by the voice of his oountrymcn
to preside over the destinies of those States has
but recently left our shores has lived among US
has mixed with all classes of our people. and has
been able to appreciate the esteem and respect
felt for his country by all sections in these king
doms'
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tsnr,(le lSuilrou,l,

gain IN ct,e the execution should be returned
unsatisled.
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NEW lblsN GOODS,
MARCH 18th, lsa7.
GEORGE Va. sSssB& ItIg,

IYNtTINIKI, ",
ESPfCTfGilN calls the attention OF his customers and
y the pnhle % the extensive stock Srins
Shmmer FANCY and NdP DRY Goods being received aud
opened 10y him In calling the attention of BUYERS Dry
Goods 10 this truly desirable STOCK
unusual care was eNocisedu tho seeoh thu
AS 10 meet the wants all cheaper
ter grade Of R"od) Being
trade as also that prompt reSpoasibc customers shall
for TIE future pursue thai policy
VIII secure III" confidence of the customer and greatly pro.
mote the interest OF all who buy goods
all persons buying Dry GuodR will af
porthnty 10 call and examine this stock believing VIII
convinced that their interest VIII he greatly promoted y
system of business adopted House thar oil oae prr only
mar SH'dst NJ x
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STnorHEHA WHITEHEAD.
- Druuxisss mud q Pct heC q ries.


BANK SQUARE, LYNCHBURa, Va,
Have On land and win continue regular additions
large aud complete Drugs Dye
Paints Gins Fancy Articles &C. &c which they invite
the attention Al
To COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer tho prompt hlng Of
their orders with reliable Drugs and harmacc atcRl
ons manufacturer by themselves purchased
liable prices that will 20
f the State Any eec hand furnished
notice. NJ, A STROTHER,
hhnts y. WUlrEHEAD.
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VlNKusTEE's SALE or SLAVES, EuRNl
ItIRE, Ncpy virtue ot Il docd of trust executed 90
by Charcs and Mary Jane Leo his wife bearing date
October lead and Of record In tho Clerks office OF
Hastings Court of the city lynchhurg will sell Mt
public auction Saturday tho hh day OF April 1857 tho
SLAVES therein mentioned. seven In number two
woman grls and boy Among thom theic
M woman) oScolont Cooks will also sell tho FUR
NlrlRE the said decd Sale In front OF tho
House the city of Iynctburg, at II o'clock A, NJ
march 81 1T II apl ELIAS n EunANk, Trustee
SaAyEsAT AlGTlON.-Wc will sell at pub
- lie auction thriatianshurg Monday the 18th day of
Apt Two Negro Men aud Negro Woman and Child
omc Of the Is and valuable farm hand,
the Ia about 10 years Of
Cnsh will ho required negotiable notcH Mt 10 days Inter
added, with good ondorsora WIN SMITH
JNO j. WADE,
eidtllnp Trustees