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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06
Which is the Guilty One.

The Democratic papers are kicking up q
great rumpus and making a great hullaba-
loo about the dereliction of Gibson, in or
der to keep public attention from fasten-
ing too pertinaciously on the astounding
rascalities undenied and undeniable
frauds committed by Breslin, the pet of the
Democracy. Gibson has submitted to a
full examination at Columbus, plead to the
indictment in Court, and given bail for his
appearance when his trial shall come on
Breslin has run away-fed tie country,
and tells a gentleman in Canada that he
does not intend to come back! Which is
the criminal? Every body knows that
Breslin robbed the State of $55O,OOO, and
that he is fugitive from justice in conse-
quence,-nobody knows that Mr.. Gibson
ever touched dollar of the peoples mo-
ney feloniously-there is no proof that he
did worse than allow his sympathy for his
brother-in-law to prevent him from expo
sing his iniquity the moment it came to
his knowledge-that was bad, it is true
that was wrong-but look at the honesty
of the Democratic press in trying TO make
capital out of this transaction by howling
about Gibson, when they know that COM
pared with Breslin, he is a very poor stick
of O rascal indeed. We once saw man
so drunk tt at he could not stand, trying to
conceal the fact by calling the attention Of
the bystanders to the fact that his comrade,
who was little "sprung," was "d-d-runk-
as-fool-re-re-dicklessly-drunk" He only
made his own situation the more apparent
by this shallow attempt to divert attention
to one far less degraded than himself, and
we imagine these brawling Breslin Demo-
Gratis will succeed about as well.-Clepe-
land Herald,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06

RAIN STORM -Millersburg and vicinity
was visited on Tuesday evening last, by
one of the hardest rain storms ever known
to its "oldest inhabitant." To say it
rained, would not be expressive enough, it
almost literally poured down for about an
hour. We don't know how far the rain ex-
tended around us, or how much, if any,
damage was done by il.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06
Gov. Walker to be Driven Out.

The Kansas Free State of July 25th,
reports on private but what it calls reliable
authority, that the leaders of the Lecomp-
ton Democracy, Calhoun Mclean and the
like-have in secret caucus declared that
Walker shall be driven from Kansas imme-
diately after the October election. They
want his sanction to the election, and his
presence in Kansas to give appearance Of
fairness to the Constitutional Convention,
and therefore will tolerate him until Octo-
ber- Having subserved their purpose he is
to be got rid of, lest his promise of oppo-
sition to their Constitution unless submit
ted to the whole people, should be fulfilled.
Perhaps time may confirm the report, and
perhaps not.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06

ARREST OF CoUNTERFEIrERs.-A
a month ago number of merchants and
other citizens of Indianapolis and vicinity,
notified j. L. Rufin, Chief of the Cincin-
natl Police deartment, that their section
of country was flooded with counterfeit
monney. They also alleged that merchants
and other citizens of high social standing,
in various parts of Indiana, were strongly
suspected of being a part of an organized
gang of counterfeiters, and requested Mr..
Ruffin to send out skillful and reliable
officer to ferret out the facts, they volun-
teering to meet all expenses and pay ade-
quately for time and service rendered. Mr..
Ruffin Immediately detailed VIM. Reany,
of the River Police, and despatched him,
with the requisite instructions, to push the
matter to conclusion.
Yesterday morning brief note was re-
ceived by the Chief, from M. Reany, stat
ing that he had finally succeeded in devel-
oping some astounding facts, which had led
to the arrest of twelve or thirteen of the
''most respectable citizens of Rush Deea-
tur and Bartholomew counties, upon whose
persons and premisese he had found large
amounts of counterfeit bank bills of various
denominations, He also furnished the
names of several parties now in custody,
but which we are requested not to publish.
During the current week the denoument
will probably be made. The people of
that section of country are represented to
be in state Of deep excitement and alarm.
Gin. Commercial, 9th.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06
EA "bakers DOZEN of our politica

HA "bakers DOZEN of our political
opponents met in Convention at the Court
House, in Millersburg, on Saturday last, to
select Delegates to attend their State Con-
vention TO be held at Columbus on the 9th
of August, when and where they are to
choose candidates for the various State Of
fees to be filed this fall. We have heard
who was chosen as Delegates but have for
gotten their names. We believe no in
structions as to who the Delegates should
support for Governor were given, though
the understanding seems to be that Holmes
county will vote for PAYNE.
The Democracy seem to be getting into
somewhat of snarl about their candidate
for Governor, and we shouldn't be surprised
to hear of a muss in their Convention.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06

HTo such of our readers as occa
sionally do little shopping" in Cleveland
we most cordially recommend the estab
lishment of Messrs. TAYLOR, GR1swoLD &
Co., as one of the largest and best of the
kind in that city. Mr.. GRIswALD was for
merly of Millersburg, and will always be
pleased to see his Holmes county friends
whether they come to buy or not.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06
Foreign News.

HALIFAX, Aug. 1.
Private advices from England state that
the home government has guaranteed
5000 pounds per anum, in addition to the
1000 given by the Province, to aid in the
establishment of direct steam communica-
ton between England and St. Johns, n.
F. 1t is contemplated to run them fort
nightly by arrangement with the North
Atlantic Steamship Company, thus giving
the Provinces with the trips of the Cum
ard steamers, mail from Liverpool weekly,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06

DECLINE IN SUGAR.-The N. Y. Eve-
ming Post reports the stock of sugar on
hand in that market at 100000 hhds-, be-
sides from $4,000 to 10000 hhds. of mo-
lasses. The Post remarks:
The decline in price on this stock since
the LIST inst, including reduction of duty,
IS at least two and half or three millions
of dollars. The fall is fully 1ac. pei
pound on general qualities, and the mar
ket generally remains depressed. Recent
importations from the West Indies costing
115c. have been sold in lots at 92c.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06
EYs" Cassius M. CLAY addressed three

Es" Cassius M. Clay addressed three
thousand people in Medison county, KY,
in a grove, on the 4th of July. He spoke
with great eloquence and power, and de-
nounced the bred Scott decision as dis
grace to the age and an insult to human
nature. Resolutions embodying his views
were passed with only two dissentient voices.
He had loaded pistol on the table be
fore him to protect himself from attack and
insult. Cassius is emphatically man of
principle and man Of pluck.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

The following shows the time of departures
and arrivals on the C. Z. d. C. r. X. at Mlllers-
and Cleveland:
RUNNING NoR1H.-The Express leaves Mil
lersbure at 6.I2 A NJ, and arrives at Cleveland
at I043
The Recommendation leaves Millersburg at
aI5 P. NJ, and arrives at Cleveland at $40
RUNNING GSoUrH.-Accoumoddtio leaves Cleve-
land at 600 A. NJ, and arrives at Millersburg
at l217.
Express leaves Cleveland at 4.40 P. NJ, and
arrives at Millersburg at S.48.
%The Express train running North con-
meets at Orrville with the East and West trains
on the P. Fl. w. d c. r. R.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06
Wreck..5O Lives lost.

A dispatch from St. Pierre Mignets,
dated 9th. states that the bark Monarco,
of Werren, Me-, from Gotteburgh was to-
tally lost near Burine, Newfoundland, on
the 21st ult., together with so Swedish
steerage passengers. The Captain, his
wife, the crew and six passengers. The
six passengers were landed at St Pierre, and
were sent on to New York in the brig
GILES by the American Consul. The Cap,
tain goes home via Sidney.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06

HWe desire to call the attention of
parents and others, to the Advertisement
of the yam Buren Academy," in to-day's
paper. We have heretofore expressed our
opinions as to the merits of this School. and
are glad to know that they are concurred
in by those who have patronized it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-08-06

Gs-"Why have you left the Democratic
Party| said Buchanan man to Repub-
llcan. "Principally on account of the Kan
sas outrages," was the reply. "Why!
don't you know that nine tenths of the
Kansas stories are false" asked the Bu-
chanier. "Well, suppose they are, what
do you do with the other tenth? | 90 for
the Republicans on the other ,cnth.'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25

VOL. 5-..NO. 952.

red conviction Of her truth to his deepest heart.
"What mean you then. dearest onel if indeed
you return my deep love-
.Oh do. lido, Montresscls whatever happens.
wherever yon 60, take that assurance with you
love YOU, my lord! shall ever love you, even
though oven after what shall have told you, you
repulse and hate mo, and go to our friends and
say,--'rhat woman whom was about to wed, Is
but whited sepulchre, whom have proved, and
whom now reject and so leave me to the scorn
of men, still say--ever shall say love you'
Lord Montrers sorl love you. and the conscious
ness of being unworthy Of your love is the bit
terest element in my punishment she SAID. IN o
voice of such profound misery, that Lord Mon
tressor could scarcsly continue to believe her ag-
iiation unfounded OF exaggerated
IIe dropped upon a seat, and sitting still and
white cn,ved image ~ stone gazed upon her
waiting her further communications.
The above is all Of this beaa atiful and highly in
teres,ing story that will be published in our col
umns. Wa give this as n sample. The contin-
uaion of il can be found only in the New York
Ledger, the great family weekly paper, for which
the most popular writer's in the country contrib
ute. aud which oan DO found at all the stores
th,ou bout the city and country where papers
AZ sold Remember 10 nsk for the New York
Ledger Of May 30, and IN II you will get the con
tinuaiion If the story from whore 1t lenves ot
here. 1t you cannot get n copy at any news OF
flee, the publisher of the Ledger will mail you II
copy on receipt of five cents Fanny Fern writes
only for tho New York Ledger; Sylvanus Cobb,
Jr., writes only for It; Emerson Bennett w'i'es
only for it, nnd nearly all th. eminent writers in
the country. such ms Mrs. Seourney, Mrs. En-
ma u T.. n Southworth aud Alice Carey, CON
tribute regularly to its columns Mrs South
worth will write for no other paper hereaiter--
Geo. ID, Prentice, Esq. of tho Louisville Jour
nal prepares the Wit and iiumor Department in
the ledger II is mailed to Subscribers at - a
yenr, or two copies for $3 Address Robert Bon
ner. publisher. ~ Ann St, New York. II Is the
handsomest aud best family paper in the ooun-
try, elegantly illustrated, and characterized bya
high moral tone,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-25
BALTIMORE
nn. Wits, MEDICAL. OFFICE,

uNR. WILLIS MEDICAL OFFICE, sock u"-
~ hrmaiy, baltimore inntnted a ID iss =. - SoMh
tiay atruff baltimore (pcar tho Pos, oncs9 GukLlNsuR
ED OR No FEE REQUikLD,-Dr. Mills. an experienced
Physician Aiopahic schoo may be cosddss'aiy coz
No Money rcqatrcd " - Gwrc u mot Effected.
practical experience Of ~ years enables DR. NJ TO
In the ahoest po-sbe time to nave safeiy
effected.
celebrated for thu enectual andpeedy cure OF az
of Secret Dlsrnsca was eataahed IN THIS city as
Thc Nigh Reputation
would render pubc notice unnecessary
tnot the many applicants here for treatment who have
boon ncod their money mal,aated by the Gharaans bo
flourish largely the public rins and with whom our city
Afflicted se om ysmr Guard,
would avoid injury pecuolary loss and disappomment
early medical aid where proper treatment can DO obtain
cd Dr makes allnrng professions promises no more
than ho viii bonorably perform.
secondary and Chronic Gases.
Tho uaus symptoms Sore Throat, liberation OF the
Mouth Itching and Tenderncaa about the Nose Botches
oldest aud mos nyeeraie OF such caas6 DR. NJ Ia
willing tu stake hts honor aud reputation
Gbe Triumph Of science.
The remedies Dr NJ In restoring strong and manly Wig
ang shattered constitution and removing speed
lily all debility injury incurred nom certain secret habit are
Unsurpassed by discoveries OF tue ago
Emfcs blcd NlnnhOod
find restorative and thousands from their
frui,on o hppe when from tho
failure of Quackories In their hetV lruess Search had bo
rome almost oxtnguished
No poonoua compounds OF Mercury Noxious Drugs
To Females.
onu in tho treatment Female Affections
yous dmcassa qualities Dr NJ to afford early Relief and
efcct the dfcut Communications sacred
ly guarded and marked with skill and deeacy.
Dr. Mills Great Preventive.
This Redy applicable TO either sex will be sent
duly prepared by Mail receipt of %, or by remng t0
Distant persons cured a home by addressing DIR j u.
MILLS BALTInor 0ottcrs post paid) Medicines sent In
any direction, by mail or express f.4
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ATOTsGE.-He wish TO cnii shc attention OF
~ and those Interested to the ir' that
there element in Bacon Market and thai prices
gone up and lf cents pound aud firm with an
onward tendency; LARD l2l cents BUTTER l6 to - cents
FLOUR 50 70 7 NEAL s. to 90 cents CORN 20 OATS per
bushe of 3 s 60to 62 cents Red WHEAT 81 2Uto 81 %
White 81 81 to 81 32i, BEEF : to y nett.
We have lot Of superior Clover Timothy Orchard Ever
green English and Herds Grass Seeds hand for sale at
this time also prime Of Groceries Chewing and Smo
King Tobacco, IN which will sell good bargains Step in
and sec when you come to lvnchburg.
MCCORKLE Il co,
Grocers Commission Merchants, the old stand Of
NrCorkln A Jnn,s mar lGts
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LYNCHBURG, MONDAY MORNING. MAY 2j, 1857
DAILY NIRGlNiAN.
Iroa fhs Nac lork ktigrr.
LIN r $

Ifoa he Nfir lork Ifd9Ff.
LINES
Is distant lands beyond the sea,
When friends go thence draw nigh,
So Heaven, when friends have thiiher gone,
Draws nearer rom the sky
And as those lands the dearer grow,
When friends are long away,
- Heaven itself, through loved ones dead
: Grows de,uer day by day
Heaven Is not tar from those who see
With the pure spirits sight
Bat near and in the very hearts
Ot tho o who zee Alright.
iauearH 1857. c. u. STUART
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Ry CHARLES W. BUTTON.
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ISFMENS are inserted for so cents per of
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sE,O SHIPPERS Of TOBACCO WEST.
j VIA BALTIMORE MD.--The undersigned, Forward.
ng Merchants Agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Baltimore respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO
TO ALI. POINTS IN THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST,
from her acquaintance with the trade having been for
years Of large part of tho Tobacco
West through Baltimore they ha,er themselves that they
give satisfaction to shippers.
Freight IA low by any other line.
Consg1ments TO from solicited and punctusly
attended 10. MAGRAW ~ kOQNS,
20 North street, Baltimore
Refer acob Iend Co. j. Brandt baltimore, r. L.
Dudley + Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt Preston, Miller &
Grenshsw, Lynehburg Cronshaw &Co, Richmond
1idly
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Anew CONCERN.-Wm.T r. Anderson ha,

NEW C0NCEKN.-Wm.T y. Anderson has
~ this day associated With him JOHN q. ADAMS ana
THOMAS o. ANDERSON for the purpose of transaeting
GENERAL, GROCERY, COMMISSION AND fORNAK
ING BUSINESS. under the firm and style of ANDERSON
ADAMS co. the old stand of W. r. Anderson dor
merlv J. Is Rcnwck)
They will always keep hand well stock of Gro
ccries ground and lump Plaster Livingston PloughS
and Castings.
Particular attention given 80 the sale of consgnments and
adv made Produce in hand
WILLIAM 4. ANDERSON
JOHN @ ADAMS,
fe l4.is THOMAS o. ANDERSON.
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LOTTERIES,
LOTTERIES,
ANANA PLAN.
Grand Con s.siidafcd Lottery of Mmry1and.
Extra Class .,
TO Lc drawn In Ba Md Saturday, May 3Oth 1887.

| 0oo nrlles amounting TO els3,600
Whole tickets $l0 Halves IS Quarters ~ so
all orders for tickets in the above Mag
niGccnt Schemes, to : -.
r. HUBBARD CO.,
No. 80 Fayette ST., or Box. Nc. 40,
ap o5 t3nmay Baltimore, Maryland
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" EEP COOL.-Juss received . very nne as
sortment Of Water Coolers Of different sgse and prices
very plated Wafer Pitchers and Cooers OF su
perio quality would be pleaaed to sell or show 10
our friends and costomers Call and see them.
may a6ts H - @@-~ %~as =. S.WIldSAAS = coN.
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- NEW CONC ERN.-The underst1ned nav,
N ing associated themselves together under the nrn ana
- style Thurman Dnwiddie for the purpose oil car
wing elry business IN It's various branches
respectfully inform their friends and the pupnc
y that they constantly hand Gold and Silver Le-
YER Anchor Lepne Watches Breast Pima Finger Kings
Earrings Gold Guards and Fob Chains Seal Keys
Silver all and variety Of other articles too e
dou to mention all Of which Will sell - low a. can be
bought All we ask Gail to ss.rrs the public
what we saw is true JOSEPH s. THURMAN
- - .tt r. JAMES DINWlDDIE. =
and Jewoly Repah ed at short notice and on
reasonable Old gold and silver taken in exchange for
new work tF4a +. 4 ID.
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THE ISLAND PRINCESS.


GY EMMA u L. y SeUTiIWORTH
Author nf - h, Lost llcress, The Deserted Nte, Tho
MIssug Budo,' "ReiubauoH, etc
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NEW COPA ARTNERsHlP.-Theu under gn-
~ ed have formed coparnershp under the style and
firm of N s. TANNER 90, for the purpose OF conduct
ing general Photographic business at the old stand of Min
1851 The business viii be greatly ENLARGED and ythng
the business will be touno at our Gallery and pictures
warranted to please ..-.l -. ......-
We agents for the sale NehTs Patent MtrANIo
Rights The MELANIoTYPE, s new andbeautifu style
picture be coored very highly with pleasing cf
The Melaniosype manual conain full and complete In
in Ambrotypng Photographing on paper and IN
everything that belongs to the business Also Locke"
Breast Pins, Rings, dc
N. 8. TANNER,
,nav 6is .ts A. COCHRAN.
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NEW sGPARTNENsMAp.-W hnye this
"a ogether under the ST. lie and firm
BuRNHAA MoltGAS CO. and taken the establishment
formerly occupied by Morgan Cure BurBham and reficd
improved machinery. for the purpose
o conducting 4 general CARPENTERS AND JOINING
BUSINESS together wth the Sash Blind Door and Mould
ing Mannictorv also Dressing Matching Flosing Cell
would invite contractors and others wishing to
build give call intend keeping hand and
king order all kinds of portable carpenters work cheap
T. he had elsewhere
All orders addressed Burnham Morgan & Co. will meet
prompt attention
shop on the uew basin bank, above the Ga Factory
w. +. BlRNHkM,
s. q. MORGAN.
Iynrl1urr. 9th, lS57 II. c. BIRKlOLDER,
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DISSOLUTIONs AND NEW FIRMS.


HNgSSDgtfTEOS.-The firm flee n johnson
dissolved by limitation. on the 3ls December, sdb
the will be used only IN closing up the
same indebted the respectfully feiucs'
settle accounts It is important that the business
closed We take this occasion to return our sincere
thanks friends and the public for the very liberal pat
extended to aud earnestly ask contn
uaon the the concern OF Lee, johnson Co
John Il. LEE,
TH0S. l.. JOHNSON.
NTEW CONGERS.-Ve hn.e this day nssac'm-
together under the style aud firm OF Lee
CO. the purpose of conducting gene fhl Gro
and Forwarding business at the old stand g"
Lee johnson Main Street where i'll be glad to serve
old and The public wh promise to use every
effort to promote their interest.
JOHN B. LEE,
TIIOS l. JOHNSON,
Lynchburg Jan. l, 1851 GEORGE W. ROCHE.
an
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nna sALE srAnnE

"A tb l. n
w Tt OPPOSITE atkET HOUSE. II SCHBURG.
Val prepared to furnish at the very saofteSt
tce Horses Hacks and BuggoT (he very best IN the cy)
Persons wishing ride Hack drawn by fine Horses
polite and careful drivers can be accommodated
by
Gentlcmcn wishing 10 take a short afternoon drive with
adv in Buggy with fine Horse, can be accommodated
by me.
Gentlemen having Pleasure Horses by sending them 10
Stable will them kept in fine order and always ready u
moments notice am also responsible for any damage done
while in my stable will be pleased If the pubic VIII
rive me call and satisfy themselves that my stable Ia better
s,nek od than any other in this city +. WILLIAMS,
ipIy l5-dts Proprietor
ITALIAN MARBLE TILE, for Gooring,mt
u auil l3.tsl JOHN Is. GADDESS.
NEW Goods will be received every w'ct NJ the
~ Cash Store of JNO. J. PURYlS Agt
ma il Il
SsODA WAEER.-Wc have opened our foota,n
- tn. Call and get cold glass with choice Lem
on Raspberry berry Pine Apple of the various
SvrnDs STROrHER & WHITEHEAD.
may 4ts Druggists, Bank square
HEYT-, ssiWP BOOI~.-Jusf at hand fron'
vE the Manufacturers the best quality Gents tine a Pump
roots please examine them at SEABURY'S