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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-04

re- The Desmoines Citizen, Iowa, says
that startling rumors are rife about the re-
newal of Indian depredations in the region
near Spirit Lake, Iowa, where it will be re-
membered, massacres took place some
months back. That paper publishes let
ter dated Dec. 2sth. Clay county, Iowa,
which comes from reliable source, which
says that seven Indians were seen on the
9th, and that eleven men started in pur-
suit, and after going l6 miles came upon
five wigwams, and eighteen Indians. The
Indians left their wigwams, and running a
mile, halted in long grass and fired upon
their pursuers. Many shots were exchang-
ed. The white men being poorly armed
were afraid to continue the battle. The
Indians had previously sacked house be-
longing to a white settler, and the few In
habitants are in great excitement and fear.
AN ELECTION INcIDENT.-It is related
that at the recent election in Worcester,
Mass, candidate for Alderman went up
TO vote very near the close of the polls,
snd taking ticket, scratched his name OH.
His rival for the Office asked him why he
did this, saying he himself put his own
name into the ballot box. So be scratched
his name on again. Soon after, he was
found 10 be elected by one vote, and that
his own, which was cast at the solicitation
ofhis rival.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Remedy for Dyspepsia:

BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BrTTERs, IS now
the most simple, delightful, and effectual
remedy for dyspepsia, before the public
MANY of our most worthy citizens testify
to its efficacy. To persons subject to ner-
yous. and sick-headache, it is valuable
medicine. When used according to direc.
tions, it cannot fail to give relief-PiHs-
burqh Journal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-04

THERE will be petition presented to the
Il Commissioners of Holmes county, o., at their
next session, praying for an alteration in the
road leading from Berlin to Benton in said
Holmes county, Ohio, commencing near David
Snyder's Mill race on Lot No. Is. range 6, town.
ship 10, section a; thence west to the corner of
the lands of Abraham Ward and John Ewing.
and them contiue on the line of their lands to
post at the road on lot No. 49, range 6, town
ship 10, section a, and there to end.
MANY PETITIONERS.
ian % I858-o3*
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MARRIAGE Notices.


MARRIED-On the 26th ult., by the Rev.
P. NJ. SIMPLE Mr.. JOSEPH SHIRE and Miss
MARY E. NEELY.
On the 2ath. by the same, Mr.. GEORGE
W. CULLER and Miss CATHARlNE HIATT,
all of Berlin.
On the 18th JAN, at the residence of c.
D. Taggert, Esq, in this place, BY the Rev: j.
p SooTT, Mr.. JAMES GURWELL and Miss
ELIZABETH ANN TAYLOR, both of Holmes
County.
ON the 26th JAM. at the residence Of the
brides father, by the Rev. s. IRVINE, D. D.. DR..
G. W. HOY, of Holmesville. and Miss MARY
ANN SPEARMAN, of Holmes County.
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E Alexander McComb was arrested

E Alexander McComb was arrested
last week on charge of assault and battery
with an attempt to commit rape on a
German woman near this place. He had
hearing before Esq. Neeley. and was re-
quired to give bonds for $500. for his ap-
pearance at the next Court of Common
Pleas. Failing to give bond, be is now
confined in jail.-Imscarawa Advocate.
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ROAD NOTICE.

THERE will be petition presented TO the
Il Commissioners of Holmes county, Ohio, al
their next session, praying for the location of O
County Road, commencing at the public square
in the village of Berlin, in said county Of
Holmes, and running thence south until it in
tersects the State road leading from Berlin
aforesaid, to Coshocton, in Coshocton county
Ohio. A PETITIONER.
Jan. 25, 1858
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Attachment Notice.

William W. Stephens pl'fl
against Before R. T Critch-
b. Gilbert Ely Edward E. field Justice OF
Bowen d VIM. 81. McCon- the Peace of Har-
mel partners in trade under dy Townshi p
the name firm d style of Holmes County O.
Ely, Bowen d Mcconnell.
ON the I'd day of january A. d. 1858 said
" Justice assumed an order of attachment on
the above action for the sum of two hundred
and seventy-seven dollars and seventy seven
cents, and said cause will come on for hearing
on the 18th day of February A. D. 1858 at 10
o'clock A. NJ. Of said day.
WILLIAM ". STEPHENS.
JAM 9Th 1858-n2lw3.
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THE subscriber would respectfully announce
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science in improving the process of taking Pic
lures by the agency of light has at length
brought it to that state of perfection which
leaves nothing to be desired. The subscriber
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Petition for Divorce,

Petition for Divorce.
Ann catharine Wellbofer PETITION FOR D1vonor
AND ALIMoyY.
FREDERICK WELLHOFER, the defend
Il ant. is hereby notified, that Ann Catharine
Wellhofer, on the 18th day of January, A. D.
1857, filed her petition in the Clerks Office Of
the Court of Common Pleas, Holmes county
Ohio; charging said defendant with extreme cru
city, aad gross neglect of duty, and asking that
she may be divorced from the defendant, and
for alimony, and the care and custody of the
the minor children, named in said petition, and
other proper relief.
By JAMES TAYLOR, her Atty.
Jan. IS, 1882.
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O. 0 q = % 1 Is S D
OF ANY SIZE,
RTHISI AND DMIKEIANEY .

Having won. by time honored experience,
reputation that forever closes the lips OF
slander, and silences the hiss of rebuke that so
attends the artist in his endeavors to produce a
life-like picture of mortality, we challenge COM
petition, and ask but an opportunity to give an
exhibition of our skill which will satisfy the
most fastidious critic.
Let not the advantageous moment pass un-
employed. Time has a wizzards power; it steals
along silently but swiftly, and ere we are aware,
our mortal forms are snatched from amid the
brilliant circles where hope, happiness, and love
had arranged themselves, to fill another vault in
the silent graveyard. Hence while the flush
of youth beams upon the cheek, aad vigor OF
strength gives life and animation to tho form.
have an impression take that will survive the
grave, that loved ones may cherish In memory
of the lost.
"Then while the lovely germ Of life.
Remains sacred thing;
Come. pluck from art the diadem,
The generous offering"
]. J. McFADDEN,
Feb, 4, ls5s-24r3.
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CARRY IT IN Your Pocket

ave do not remember to have seen 30 much
information crowded into 30 small space be-
fore. 1t is literally nautam in parvo. Dolly
Chronicle. This is said of that popular Hand
Book of Conversation and Debate called "How
TO TALK correctly. You can buy it the BOOK
STORE
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James NJ. DIVERS Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has been appointed and qualified as Execu-
trix of the Estate of James N. DIVERS, late Of
Holmes county deceased.
HARRIET DIVERS.
January l6, 1s5S-22w3
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The WHOLE ART OF TALKING
may be learned from that admirable new Pock-
ct Manuel, "How TO TALE" which you may buy
at the BOOK STORE.
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How TO DO BUSINESS; A pock-
ct Manual of Practical Affairs, and guide to
success in life in business Forsale at the Book
Store
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LORENZO Dow's COMPLETE WORKS.
or. the dealings of God, Man and the Devil; as
exemplifed in his life, experience and travels.
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DEBATING SOCIETIES AND LY-
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ure" in debating society or to be connected
with Lyeeum, win need, to put him on the
track, copy of "How TO TALK" to be had at
the BOOK STORE.
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AMERICAN MANUAL OF PHRE-
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THOMPSON IN AFRICA, or an &C
count of the Missionary labors suffering, trials,
and observations of Geo. Thompson. Price IS
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How To WRITE; A pocket
Manual of Composition and letter writing. For
sale at the Book Store,

How To BEHAVE; A pocket
Manual. of Republican Etiquette. and guide to
correct personal habits. For sale at the Book
Store.
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Il DON'T LIKE GRAMMAR" -
"How TO Talk" is not grammar, but renders
grammar unnecessary, by teaching the science
Of Language in a more Practical way. 1t is an
interesting book to read. For sale at the BOOK
STORE
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The REPORTERS MANAUL; A
complete exposition of the Reporting style of
Photography. by A. J. Graham. For sale at
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From Utah.

The Mail carrier arrived this morning
from Carson Valley, bringing the Express,
United States mail, and important dis
patches from Salt Lake City.
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BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. 4 CO.
MANUFACTURING
Pharmaceutists ana Chemists.

PI71HB BURGH, Pa.
Nv. Dyott Sons Philadslphis; Barnes 4 Park New
York; John p. Park, Cincinnati; Barnard, Adams Co,
st. Louis; and By Druggistn and Merchants generally
throughout the United ststes and Canadas. Also By
YERGlN, Mflefsbarg, (v1n11
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am persuaded after trying it in great many cases,
that it surpasses all other remedies within my know
edge for that class of difficulties for which it is
mended. 1t has cured very extreme cases under
my observation which have resisted all other treat
ment L. d. FLEMING, NJ. d.
Rochester N Y.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-02-04

The Catholcon is doing good service here. All the
patients that have tried the medicine have been benefited
but one-and that one nothing will help.
Truly yours, WIN. LAIRD HAYLETT, N. D.
New Philadelnhfa o.
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On tuo ItpOEe VI tu0 4uoi toi -Hi"Seoi, tSAS
hound to leave wagon in the bushes, fill
ed with seyenty-four extra saddles and bri-
dies and some sabres."
Next day the corn gave out, the mules
we're dying of hunger.
@They gnawed and destroyed four wa
gon tongues, number of wagon covers,
ate their ropes, and getting loose ate the
sage fuel collected at the tents. Some of
these they also attacked. Nine died.
1The fast growing company of dismount-
ed men were marched together as sepa-
rate command by day; the morning of the
twelfth number of them were frostbitten
from not being in motion, although stand
ing by fires.
"That day eighteen mules marched to
Big Sandy, where the guide found grass,
and fuel with it; so good that the 18th
was made O. day of rest; the animals were
NIL berded at the grass. Fifty horses had
been lost since leaving Laramie"
He closed the report of his march with
the following:
II have IA horses and have lost l34.-
Most of the loss has occurred much this
side Of South Pass, in comparatively mod
crate weather. Il has been Of starvation.
The earth has q no more lifeless, treeless,
grassleaA desert; it contains scarcely a
wolf to glut itself on the hundreds of dead
and frozen suimals, which for thirty miles
nearly block the road with abandoned and
shattered property. They mark, perhaps,
beyond example in history, the steps Of
any advanced army With the horrors of a
disastrous retreat. "'ss,,v
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ROAD NOTICE.

Jan 25. 1882
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
The Party OF No PRINCIPLES

The so-called Democratic and itinerating
Convention of Ramsey County, which met on
Thursday at the Market Hall, at the City
Hall and at the Court House, took good care
to pass no resolutions, nor whispered a single
word whether the course of the Administra-
ton was right or wrong on the Kansas Ques-
lion or in the Senatorial contest in Illinois.
What cowardly skuiking is this
a party that has no principles. for the public
eyt-which dare not take position upon a
great ma ional Issue, or as between DOUGLAS
and BUCHANAN, is unworthy the support of a
free honest, brave and intelligent people.
The fuglemen OF the Cow nton were fed
eral oificp-holders outside, and one of the ed
itors Of the Douglas Fjoaeer md Democrat
inside.
Is not the understanding and conspiracy
between the two transparent, notwithstand-
ing the mock protestatlons to the contrary on
either baud
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
The Pioneers Know Nothing Sneers.

The Pioneer endeavOrs to rdicuie the peo-
pie of Little Canada for daring to adopt IN
public meeting Northumberland resolu-
tions; and to base their support OF the coun-
ty legislative ticket because they believed the
candidates stand on that platform.
1t heads the proceedings in capitals, am!
with mock parade, as follows Great Ex-
citement in Little Canada-Fooiprin Of the
Surveyor Gcneral---JoE La HoNNE announce
lis position on the English Gil--Ross WILK
r>soN. LOUIS BtBo JOAN MARRAsErrA, 10
skPu ForRvILLE, dltto-the Administration
Sustained" 1t closes its publication Of the
proceedings, ~ osten,atiously parading the
fact, that from defects Of cal J education, all
IF these gentlemen thus named, except Mr..
WILKINSON, sign their names with mark
This is dirty procedure, and no respecta,
BILE press would ever engage in such an At
tempt to ridicule honest and well-nieaning
men, however mistaken they might be.
The Pioneer should remember that it has
frequently sustained men duly nominated on
the Democratic ticket Of Ramsey county,
who could not write their names but were al
so compelled to make their mark. A mGjority
of the Democratic voters of Ramsey and Da
kota Counties are liable to be sneered at in
the same way by this Know Nothing print in
disguise. Shame Shame
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

business operations of the world. There is
one reflection must 10 &c Itself upon the mind
on this probable sur!e.t of this country with
tue precious metals, besides the mass of pa
per representative Of value. which will also
30 70 make up or money clrculation: that as
ncither gold nor silver, nor paper money, have
much value inuius'cally, but aye merely re-
presentaiets Of y. .uus ~ the world and that
as the rt0 produces ma property which man
kind rsQu..e, fyr ue,es Is ~ luxury, must
become im.uens !, appreciated in nominal
value By ia, increase OF the money mediums
tina; We are probably Oh the verge OF an
era of High P,ict.- higher than We have yet
known!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
Brisbin on LecOmptOnism.

There is no one but must admire the fear
less and outspoken, though characteristic, let
ter of JOHN B. BRIsBIN, Esq, which we copy
from :he Pioneer f yesterday morning. lie
emphatically declares his "opposition to the
present National Administration" and says
that his is Gan opposition which admits of no
COMPROMISED" Ross WnKINsoN's resolutions
have produced one effect: There is no doubt
where JOHN b. BRIsBIN is to be found on the
Lecompton question. Ileis against BUCHAN-
AN to the bitter end. WGat irony and con-
tempt does he :xpress when he speaks oil "a
bank to be filled with some name as sort Of
h ,locaust to the Shatl,ao of SHADE of what
was once supposed to be a Democratic Ad-
ministration.' II is scarcely Necessary to re-
mind our readers that Ma. COBB is this blank
that is to be sacrificed to the names OF the
departed
When now shall we hear from Gov. Cor
MAN and the Others on the same ticket This
step of Mr.. BRIsBIN still stronger necessities
their reputation of the Wilkinson Buchanan
platform. Il" Under which King, Eenzonlan?-
speak or die"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
A ksuIsioss Rsantx.

The N. Y. .joHrndi Of Commerce announces
that "a considerable number of our most
eminent citizens" have i'll contemplation me
establishment OF socalcd bullion bank-
after plan originally posed by thas I,.n.-
nal itself--this bank neither to issue notes
nor lend out any portinn OF its deposiIs, and
neither to pay out mo- receive anysning bat
coin. The capital, which is intended, we sup
pose, merely as guarantee to the deposito.,
s 10 te salely invested AMI the profits Of tie
bl..k are to be made by charge against the
depositors for receiving, keeping and pa, ing
out their money, which charge the Jour"al
INKS need not be mere than tenth OF one
per cent. on the amount deposited; or, if a.
la, ge blu ,iness is done, not more than tnir-
tieth of one per cent, the inducament to pay
which, inst ad of having their business done
for nothing, or even receiving an interest On
deposits, is to be the greater security to be
fell in the safety of the deposit.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

The Belle Plainc Enquirer says that
"tlefe are now $50 men at work grading
the Railroad within tie Township of Belle
PLANE; and It's will be added to the number
the first Of next week. The enterprise is be-
ing driven On with Great vigor and there can
be no Doubt that everything will be in readi-
ness Ion the ties and lal> before the arrival
# uintor. Mr.. DuABAH the contractor seems
10 take strong interest in the completion Of
he road aad is pu;tias forth all bis energy
to that end. As lar as The work has been
done it IS exciting neral Animation"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09
Three Tickets I'm Scott County.

Or friends up in Scott County, have had
no less than three political conventions re-
Gently. The first was the regular Democratic
Convention, duly called, which met at Shake
pee on the 25th, and placed in nomination a
Douglas-Shields ticket as follows:
iSemator-Major MuRPHEy IRE nominated
Representotiues-D A. 0. RIsLEY, of Sha-
kolee; WIN. HENRY, erich brogue" Irish
man of Bellepane, and another Irishman
name not recollec,cd by our informant.
The Chaifed-Buchanan clique seeded
from tie convention, which the Bellcplaine
EDquirer styles the Kinds" Convention,
and, controlling the county committee, got
it to cal another convention to meee at Sha.
kopee at 10 o'clock, 4. II. on Saturday last,
the I'd iust. This convention met accordingly
an1 nominated the subjoined Buchanan
Steele ticket:
Tor Remeseatatires-Mr. CHATTERToN, of
Belle Piaine r. NJ. WRIGHT, the Postmast-
er at Shakopee; and DAVID KINGHoRN, of
Eagle Creek. the last being member of the
late Legislature.
County .4uduor-THoMA II. PITTS.
On the same day the Republican Conven-
ton also met at Shakopee, and placed in nom
ination the following ticket:
Scaatoy-B. F. BALDWIN, an able and popu-
lar young Republican Of Belle PLANE.
Representatives. DooLEY, of Sand
Prairie Mr.. HUBBARD, Of Spring Lake; and
a third Of ohakopee, whose name we did not
learn.
County .4uduor-A. W. ADAMS
or the three the Republican ticket is in ma
teral the strongest. and will be elected. Be-
tween the two Democratic nominations. the
Murphy ticket is supposed to have the best
chance fr succes, as the Murphys on the line
%. Tie Raiitoat are, il is sajd, li.ely all to 90
ior t. tho indnmitable WHuock Is, how
evcr il tie field for CHArFIElD %, and is tryiug
hard wat whisky blinking viii DO with the
Paddles. On that platform " WHIT. Is truly
formidable !
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

A correspondent at Faribault, under date
of the 5th, informs rs that the nominations
in that County are as follows:
RECONCILIATION Senator-M. Cook, of
Faribault, (re-nominated) and D. H. FRosr,
of Mortified the former, one Of the faithful
members OF the last State Senate, and the
latter Republican of more than ordinary
ability living in Mortified.
Fer Representatives-E. 81. LEAvENs, of
Faribault FERRIS WEBSTER, of Webster ;
and Mr.. ALBAUGH, of Cannon City.
DEMocRATIC-FrS emators-GEoRGE W.
BATCHELDER, of Farbault, and WARREN
VERrREss, of Cannon City. The latter, we
believe, was the member of the House from
Rice who voted as one of seven Democrats
not to choose U. S. Senator! Will the
Pioneer make note of this Four of tie
said seven Democrats are already re-nomi-
mated
For Representatires-N. S. MEssIcK, OF
Morristown MIR. Intel, of Wolcott and
DR.. HANCHEyT, Of Mortified. The last
named was the Mayor of Hastings last year
a gentleman Of ability. All SHIELDS men on
the Democratic ticket, of course.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1858-10-09

The nominations on both sides in tkis
doubtful Senatorial District have just been
made and are as follows:
Republicans: For Senator, DR.. WHEELocK,
If Wright County. For Representatives,
Mr.. HUBBARD, of Wright, and DR.. KENNEDY,
of Young America, and FREDERICK REM, of
Yorkville, Carver County.
DR.. WHEELocK is young and talented
physician of Monticello. Mr.. REM is we'll
known intelligent German. formerly in St.
Paul as one of the firm of REkz & KARcHER.
The prospects are good for the election of the
entire Republican ticket.
Democratic Ticket: For Senator, SAMUEL
E. ADAMS, of Wright, is re-nominated. For
Representatives, JOEL FLORIDA, of Rock
ford, Wright County, and HERMAN NULL
BERG, of Carver, and ELI LEWIS, of Water
town, Carver County.