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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-07-03
SUMMER RETRRATa
CesHl,iS,.sn.. ) / wHiTE Ann aI.xC ls-,

CONNER - WHITE AND BI,ACK srIt :.
~ fHuk AND CHALYBEATE sPkIEas Phi,
watering rtscs 70 now open for the reeen,ioc Of eli.
stos IL 10 situated on the hac and in nm ,;fts Of
hs '~S'"'a and Ie"aessee Railroad. Gbont MIR a
nae from BesEaoRs DEPOT Ro0nok, Ia =, ,.E.h
ssid Depot an omaibas viii au,s,s \. ~, -
the arrival OF the cars TO convey visitors 10 an.
Springs A'o' S'@''''' 10 tns
Important improvement. have been made aimee
Another White sulphur-stronser. holder, aud /.
~ r.siss aiSeene Spring have been discovered
so thar .hs variety aud value OF the mineral water,
NV snoraee at the place, are unequailed by any
ouei pace now known TO the public. The similarity
.. Sho white Sulphur to the Justly and
ursenortfy Waite Sulphur 10 % striking, as TO be At
onee recognized BY ell who have used both OF the
These White and Black Sulphur waters have e..
fecssd numerous cures
The Waite Sulphur, aggravated cases of dyspepsia.
serious Affections OF the hyer kidneys and bladder
gessrs debility, and especially diseases OF the per.
vous system, and those diseases peculiar 10 FE.
MALES
The Black Sgphar, all ktnds of disease, of the
sn Aktrevate5 cases OF letter and other eruptions
of the skin-on great numbers aud o. long stan
seventy having been entirely cured.
Ihe accommodations are equal to any TO be found
IN 'ae mountains OF Virginia, and the table and at
tendance OF the most satisfactory aractera TO all
winch we beg TO refer to tn large number Of persons
who have heretofore visited the place
blitiaid Tables, Bowling Alleys ana fns Band OF
Music, will be found. at the place. and every effort,
every way will constantly be made to afford com
tort and amusement to visitors.
J. A. HEFELFiNGER CO,
Proprietors
u Stages, OF frEt cisss. leave Bonsack's Depot
daily, ON the arrival of the for the 0reenbrier
White Sweet Red Sweet, and other Springs,
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BY Tay lor & Williams.

rENTRAI AND DhsI RABLE BUILD.
" ING LOTS FOR SALE Will be sold on
FRIDAY, the 80 day of July, 1857. commencing at
3 O'Clock, number of pleasantly located, unim-
prs we'd Lots, portion of which situated on
the beautiful hill. east of the residence of Lewis
Webb Esq.. fronting on Leigh and llth and on Ith
between Leigh and N. streets together with others
on Ahsssil and 10th streets, freneh Garden HILL a
short distance North OF the beautiful cottage real.
deuco of VIM. Y. Richie, Esq.
Terms at sale, which will be accommodating.
jy1 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucis
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IN CASES PRIME RARAEIiIIhs OIL
~ 40 c.ses CLAhET WINE, some superior
IS hbIs N. E. Rum, ch dice brands
Small consg rmsnt Of J. Heunessy's and A. Bsi q.
neitte's FRENCH BRANDY.
Machine, Engine snd Car axle OILS ard GREASE,
at manufacturers prices. For sale low by
JAMES y. WEST
ia So 5. Cary. I'd door below Virsinia st
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EXCURSIONS

r. TO- Pa FOURTH OFF July
ss,.r,sza:11 EXCURSION.
Tue very large aud eommodiOus steamer POCA-
uUHsA5, Capt Tsvers win make an EIcurscn
dow the TlVer,
SAT EBAY, JULY 4TH,
Leaving her wharf at Rockets at 9 O'Clock in IL Q
ilJfulGg and stunning at O'Clock in the evening
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SUMMER RETREATS.
CANE POINT HOTEI,.
AQ U IA Rec,
STAFFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.


This spacious house 10 now opeu for the ACCOM-
moDAfboh OF BOARDERs for the summer sea-
son and being situated at the terminus Of IN. r.
sad q g., on the Potomac borders seskars Of
pleasure VIII hnd somiortable home, and desir.-
Die rsere.tiSn, such as fisHiNd. BAYHIN0, NC.
" DINNER PARTIES supplied At the .hortest
not - end on very reasonable terms
|" The BAR 10 sapplisd with the ehoissst IL
OURS, WINEs CIGARS ne
- call 10 solicited from ell in pursuit. of Plea
SUE SARAH w. LEWELLYN.
"aAN, superintendent. sT-6ts
RUM n kk's WHITE q l. p RI q X
- sfkiNos, OR THE SEVEN FOUNTAINS
This popular and picturesque Wsterinz Place 10
now spen, for the reee ptIon Of visitors.
sirr clsss four-horse coaches will connect daily,
with ths Manassas Gap Railroad, at Woodssock, 8
mics, and Buckton station IL miles
For chemical analysis Of the Springs or rooms In
private cottages. address the Propnstors Burners
spnnga r D., Shenandoah county, Va
1e Sim BANNERS Co, Propristors.
ROAnDlNG.--BOar can be accom-.
- modatsd at Everettsvis, from the 18th OF this
month TO the list September. Address Mrs MILCs
CAhf, ksswIcK DEPOT, AlbemarIe ard a oouvey-
'"0e VIII oe sent 70 meetth em- je 25-lStf
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EMBKUiDEHiES EMhROiDEkiEs.--
q 4
| EsKAN AND BnOWN TUS ( s--E0r
ID sae by
| jy 3 3t TALIAFERRO BRO

NIOTlC Il. Having purchased OF At Is.
1 MUNFORD all of his interest ia the house or
Cary street, III the atty Of Richmond, known the
PLANTERS HOUSE. hereby constitute and ap-
point the said X. h. MUMFORD my legal Agent to
conduct and carry the business of the said hotel
JAMES mEADOR,
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THUS. UUDAMEAU,
Sup't Va. C. z. K.
HARTMAN. BROWN & co,
jy 2-ts Proprietors Stage Line
ow~s. -FOUR HORSE OMNIBUS NO.
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By order ofthe Board. June 10, 1851.
THOS w. BROCKENBR0U0H,
ie 20-tds Secretary snd-Trossurer
O. Danviile papers please copy till dav OF sale
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q Stages, Of frat cisss leave Bonsacs's Depo
daily on the arrival of the cars for the 0reenbrie
White, Sweet, Red Sweet, and other Springs,
10 Is dnB
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HOUSE AND LOT ON BAKER, RE.
II TWEEN ST. PETER AND ST PAUL sTS,
FOS SALE AT AUCTlON-Will bs rold ON
THURSDAY, the 9th day of July, 1857 on ths prem.
i'es, commencing al O'Clock, the brick Tenement
located IS above, formerly In the occupancy of
James Greenhow.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balsnca at 4, 8 and u
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
by t1ust deed GODDlN APPEREON,
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q. Y.LANDRUM, )r
NJ. l.. STATION, trustees Of
f.E. DANIEL, Jr., marshall 20.
GA. STRICKEN,
J.H.F. MAYO Henry Co.


II hill, AT THE CORNER OF Erin AND N
sTREETS.--Will be sod on FRIDAY the I0th In
Is, 1897 on the premises. commenting at o'alock
p. Nj the newly erected and handsomely arranged
residence, located az above The house has rooms
besides Kitchen. The lot fronts 33 feet run, back
1872 feet. This fs among TIE mos, beautiful rss;
dences Union Hill.
TEsMs.-One fou til cash; balls nee at 4, and u
months for negotiable notes interest added secured
BY sirius. deed. GODDlN APPERsON.
ie3o-tds Att.
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GRAIN BAGS.
REDUCTION IN PRICE.
The JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING co.
have now hand, and in course of rapid prepa-
ration,
100000 GRAIN BAGS.
And the sale of large quantity, the price
of the same is this day REDUCED.
Those who have heretofore made enquiries. add
all others who msy be in want of this article, are
ques:ed to apply to me for further information.
js 202wif* z. B. BENTLEY, Agent.
LNUN II Rk..ror the balance OF the ca r,
l. GIRL, suitable for nare. Apply to
iv l. st GAUPHORN.
A VI ID n n ~ e. - 0ung mon re tn rnluk
~ from college. and all persons intend visiting
the Springs, would do we'll to call al look at the
late arrival Of
Cashmere Business Suits
Fancy Cashmere Raglass
Do Duck and Drill Frochs
Black Alpaca Rsglsns
Fancy and white Marseilles Vests
Fancy and Black Cashmere Pants
Also, handsome lot Furnishing Goods
N. WALKER CO,
Jyl los Pearl and Main st.
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COLE agent in his state for JACOB
- SAGERS Baltimore Lager Beer - am able to
supply the trade and public in general, with the
Very best Lager Becr to be had in the market, in
Quantities to suit purchasers at the lowest cash price,
FRESH lots received every three days. No charge for
Carriage. z. NlLEACHFR.
iY 2 Office. old stand EIn 2n9 MRin atrast
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YEAST ENTahkLY sUPkRsKDkD.-
L Semples lnfsllible Baking Powder for mskos.
in few minutes without yeast light. sweet and
wholesome loaf bread, batter and huckwhest and
other cakes. biscuit and every ption of pastry
Ii saves fully third butter and eggs and s cheap
er than any preparation of the kind
JNO. w. 9ARLICK, Manufacture,
Market Place, Franklin street.
~ For sale by Druggists an Grocsrs generally
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
A Bloody Day i'm Memphis.

The 2lst was sangunary day in Mem
phis. Here is catalogue of the days
bloody transactions:
A man at the Fair ground managed to
let his horse become unmanagable and to
run over and hurt woman and two chill
dren. He stopped his horse and was about
to get out of his buggy and apologize,
when some one stepped forward and gave
him blow with cane. He drew knife
and ran up to the crowd, asking who struck
him. A man named Butler avowed him
self the man, which, however, he was not
and drawing pistol, went off by accident,
and shot in the stomach and fatally woun-
ded the man who had knocked the fellow
out of the buggy. The man killed was
named Mason. The one who had started
the row, by running over the woman and
children, was Mr. Lewis. On the even
ing of the same day, there was a dispute
between two men, names unknown, and one
of them plunged knife into the other
About s o'clock on the same evening, at
the Commercial Hotel, DIR. Frank Gibbs
and one Keene got into dispute, and from
that into fight, Gibbs stabbing Keene
three times with knife, killing him at
once. Keene was waiting to receive his
wife and children, who had been placed
upon steamer at Evansville. expecting to
meet him at Memphis. The night before
this tragedy, at the same house, D. Coch-
rell, ESQ.,, of the hotel, and a DIR. Hooke
had an afray, in which they wounded each
other with canes, and cut with knives for
a time, when Cochrell shot Hooke with
pistol, giving him dangerous wound in
the lungs.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
THANKSGIVING. :
Proclamation By the Governor.

In accordance with a venerable usage,
and in compliance with just public senti-
ment, invite the People of Ohio to observe
THURSDAY, the 26th day of the present
month of November, as day of Public
Thanksgiving to ALMIGHTY COP.
To HIM, who hath visited the Earth
and blessed it and hath made it very fruit
full
TO HIM, who hath crowned the year
with His Goodness, making our valleys to
stand thick with corn, and filling our barns
with plenty
10 HIM, who hath greatly blessed US
in the increase of the ground, and in the
gathering in of the fruits thereof
to HIM, who hath defended US from the
Pestilence that walketh in darkness, and
from the sickness that destroyeth at noon
day
to HIM, who hath given US peace in all
our borders, protected US alike from for
eign invasion and from internal commo-
tom
to HIM, let US all, assembling in places
OF PuDlic worship, or gathering around 10
mestic altars, present sincere offerings of
humble alteration and grateful praise; re-
membering that as We, being needy, have
received abundantly of His bounty, ought
we, cheerfully, to give of our abundance
to them who need; and invoking, earnest
ly, His gracious favor, that We may walk
before HIM, continually, in the way of His
commandments, to the end that His bless,
ing may remain upon us, and upon our
children, and upon the good land which
He hath given us, forever.
- Given at the City of Columbus,
under my hand. and the Great
SEAL Seal of the State of Ohio, this
~ second day of Nov, A. D. 1857.
By the Governor:
S. P. CHASE.
]. H. BAKER, Secretary of State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19

As matters now stand we are unable to
decide whether the Constitutional Conven-
ton has adjourned sine die or not. The
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune says
that its adjournment on Saturday,, Nov. 7th,
was over until the next Monday. The
correspondent of the St. Louis Republican
says that the Convention did adjourn final
ly on Saturday the 7th, but the latter was
written from Lawrence, and the writer got
his information as to the adjournment from
the troops which were passing from LIE
compton, through Lawrence, to Leaven-
worth.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
H The Washington correspondent Of
the PHILADELPHIA Press SAYS:

1t is rumored that Mr.. Buchanan, in his
annual message to Congress, will take bold
ground on the currency question; that he
will re-affirm the principles laid down so
clearly in his celebrated speech on the Inde-
pendent Treasury Bill. He believes that
it was the intention of the trainers of the
Constitution to establish hard-money
currency, and that the action of Congress
since has been a steady departure from
that intention. II will be his object, then,
to retrace the false steps taken, and to
bring the Government back to the true
ground.
The issue will be made in the next Con-
gress, whether State Banks have the con-
stitutional power to issue circulating ''prom-
ises to pay" There will be large party
to take the negative of the argument, who
will not, it is said yield until a decision has
been given on the question by the Supreme
Court of the United States. A general
bankrupt law for the banks will be presen-
ted for action. This will provide a fixed
and legal course for putting into liquida.
tion insolvent banks all over the Union.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
The Freshet East.

Immense damage has been done in New
York State by the late freshet. We learn
from the Albany Journal that at Palmyra
the Erie Canal embankment gave way,
the water carrying with it over hundred
feet of the towpath, landing canal boat
high and dry in an adjoining field, and
scooping out the bottom of the canal two
feet. At Newark fifty feet of the towpath
is gone. 1t will require number of days
TO repair damages.
The flood is the greatest within forty
years recollection. The Railroad track for
25 miles-from Weedsport to Newark
was at one time entirely under water, in
some places over four feet. At Seneca
Falls several mill dams were washed away,
and parts of several mills. The destruction
of dams and bridges is almost complete on
the various streams. The Mohawk Flats
were all aflnat. 49,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
From New York.
New YORK, Nov. Il

NEW ORK, Nov. 10
The improvement in business continues.
There were large sales of stocks at the first
board, aggregating two millions of dollars;
the prices, under the Arabis's advices, adj
vancing from to 8 per cent. on the whole
line.
Many of the country banks have replied
to the circular resolutions of the clearing
house, approving the proposed arrange
ment.
The Farmers Bank, Bridgeport, and the
Manufactures Bank, Manchester, Conn.,,
were thrown out TODAY.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19


OREeoN.-This new State will be enti-
tied to two Senators and one Representa-
tive in Congress, on her admission under
her new Constitution. The Candidates
are old Joseph Lane, the present delegate,
Judge Williams and Brady, Delazcn Smith,
Col. Kelley, of Clackmas, and L. E. Gro
yer, of Marion county. Lane, Brady and
Williams, stand the best chance.
Hon. Linn Boyd, formerly Speaker of
the House, and Hon. James Guthrie, late
Secretary of the Treasury, are the candi-
dates for the Senatorship of Kentucky
The discussion in that State is getting quite
lively.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
New York Election.

The number of stay-at-home Republi-
cans in New York, at the late election, was
$4,000; Americans ditto $4,000; Demo
Gratis 10000. When Republicans neglect
to vote; Democrats win victories. When
Republicans turn out, Democrats are turn
ed out of office.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
: TRaYELERs' DIRECTORY.

The following shows the time of departures
and arrivals on the c. 2. d C. R. R. at Millers-
burg and Cleveland:
RrNSIse NonrH.-The Express leaves Mil
Iersburg at 6.12 A. NJ, and arrivesa at Cleveland
at I0.43
The Accommodation leaves Millersburg at 2l5
P. NJ, and arrives at Cleveland al $40
RUN1SG GSoUTH-Acconnnodatioa leaves Cleve-
land at 500 A. NJ, and arrives at Millersburg
at l2.17.
Ezpress leaves Cleveland al 4.40 P. NJ, and
arrives at Millersburg at s.4S.
The Erpress train running North con-
meets at Orrvll1e with the East and West trains
on the P. Ff. w. and c. R. R.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19

@Our news from Mexico is important.
The Constitution has been suspended, and
Commonfort declared Dictator. The coun-
try is conrulsed with factions and intrigues,
and the rule of Commonfort is evidently
precarious. Yucatan is the theatre of a
bloody war of races, and the central au-
thority is only maintained in the South by
the name and efforts of Alrez. Mexico
seems on the verge of dissolution.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
WASHINGTON. Nov. IL

W AsHINUION, NV's v.
Advices have been received from Col.
Alexander substantially confirming all the
reports in the newspapers respecting 'ne
destruction of the trains by the Mofnion'
Bigbam Young has issued a proelania-
lion 10 the u. S. Troops, defying 'ne uc'-
eminent. arm @ "a and consolidating his people for
Ins,;,;,;ss in the most determined iorn1
nsSar;ns nus the troops to keep out Of Utah.
GIe Hs saws if they wish to remain till spring
thew may do so provided they give up their
arms and ammunition.
Col. Alexander in reply stated to Young
that the troops were there by order Of the
President and would be disposed Of az the
General thought proret, -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19

ELye Illustrated is First class
Pictorial Weekly Journal, devoted to enter
tainment Improvement, and Progress, de-
signed to encourage spirit of Hope, Man.
illness, Self Reliance, and Activity; to il
lustrate life in all its phases. 1t is an ele-
giant quarto of eight beautiful pages-a
t,iae larger than the ILLUSTRATED London
Nsws--a perfect model of excellence in
size, shape and sentiment, and is altogether,
one of the most sound and sensible of live
papers. 1t is a high-toned Pictorial
Weekly, which ought to be read by every
family. Published at 50 a year, 81 for one
half year, and to Clubs of -Four, it will
be sent three months for One Dollar, by
FOWLER AND WELLS, Scs Broadway, New
York. 3
The numerous engravings with which
each number of LIFE is illustrated, are
among the attractions, while the substan-
tai information, the original thoughts of
ine best writers, the charming poetry, the
nSeiy and life-ike sketches, the sober sem
tlment, admonitions, suggestions and coun-
sells, render LIFE ILLusTRArEp n desirable
companion at home, on the road. ON The
lake, river, or sea.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
re- A great cucumber case wa

Eg A great cucumber case was CON-
promised in Henry county, the other day.
A merchant made contract with farm
er, for all the cucumbers he had for sale, at
twenty-five cents per hundred. The farm
er brought the product of seven acres, and
the merchant backed out. The farmer
brought suit, which was subsequently set
tied by the payment of one hundred and ut
tv dollars Iowo Harkye.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19

CoNvIcrED.-Charles Cooper, one of the
gang of robbers who plundered the Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Of
goods in Wayne County, was tried at
Wooster last week for larceny and found
guilty. John Cooper and Taggart, of the
same gang, were put on trial on Saturday
for receiving the goods stolen from the
railroad. Part of the gang was tried at
Bucyrus some time since, and acquitted.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19

GRAIN FOR EURopE.-On Saturday last,
at the port of New York, there were 80
vessels loading grain and -four, about one
half bound for Liverpool and the remainder
for Glasgow. They will average 10000
bushels for each ship.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
CENTRAL PARK,

A large crowd of applicants were in at
tendance yesterday morning, expecting the
long-promised employment on the Central
Park improvements. Every explanation
was rendered TO the anxious assembly
about the apparent delay, and it was anti
clpated that next week fully one thousand
men would be put to work. Negotiations
are pending by which large portion of
the $50, 900 loan may be made negotiable
before the period, 80 days, usually taken
to effect such arrangements, and the unem-
ployed have only to keep quiet and wait
patiently, as the Commissioners and officials
are doing all in their power to afford i'm
mediate relief to large number.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19

EF From Wisconsin we learn that the
whole administration State ticket is elected.
The Republicans have majorities in both
houses of the Legislature.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19

EXPEDITION TO UTAH.-The news from
the Military Expedition to Utah is omi-
nous. The bulk of it had encountered
snow while still far from its destination,
and both men and horses were fast failing.
There is a report that a supply train Of
seyenty-fve wagons, moving forward be-
tween the vanguard and main body, Lad
been surprised and captured by Mormon
detachment. If this prove true, there can
be no longer rational doubt that Brig
ham Young means to resist the entrance of
the troops into his capital with all his
power and to the last extremity. If so,
the Expedition, exhaused and enfeebled by
cold, famine and forced marches, has a
gloomy prospect. 1t cannot retreat with
out encountering certain death by frost and
starvation; it cannot winter in the glens of
the Rocky Mountains; while to advance is
to brave defeat and determination. This
Expedition set out weeks too late, and its
destruction would devolve terrible weight
of responsibility on the authorities at
Washington. We trust the report of ac-
tual hostilities on the part of the Mormons
NAV prove unfounded.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19

IowA.-All the counties in Iowa have
been heard from, except two small ones,
and the Republican majority is 1856
Both branches the Legislature are Repub-
ican-the Senate standing Republican %,
Democratic IA; House, Republican, AZ,
Democratic 80. This secures the election
of Republican United States Senator, to
fill the place of Gen. Jones.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19

RS See GEORGE w. ELLIoTr's adyer-
tisement for Agents headed, "a Book for
Every Mans Library"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19
THE PARK.

A large number of men had assembled
themselves in the Park, in the course of
the day, but there was no speaking, and
very little excitement, and the number of
persons assembled there did not exceed
1000 at any time.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1857-11-19

enthusiastically responded to by the entire
multitude. Il
Mr.. Mcguire then called upon the meet
ing to adjourn, but notwithstanding this
formal adjournment. a vast number remain
ed in the square during the remainder of
the afternoon.