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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21
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y 5Sz4He Be Bgtts4 aagr f=Fhis siRgplaFapd
altogether doubtful affair, is not vet done With.
TIC Mayor of PittsbdrgH US q have rendered
9is decision inthe SaseTOn Saturday morning,
but "elleafh from the pal erS thatwhen thelfouf
arrived, his honor stated that, although he had
already prepared his decision. =hs hid Just re.
cetted some additional information of so much,
importance that he deemed It due tosthe defend.
ants as well as to the Commonwealth, to post
poRe the matter until an the facts within reach
soqld De brought out He therefore postponed
his decision until Tuesday, the 9TH laytof lam.
airy. 1858. ss..s - q g e. 2
II Capt. Afford and his crew are innocent Of,
all completely in this kicking. of a poor deck
hand into the water, they are certainly. a much
abused set of men. They have already under.
gone some half dozen examinations. and viii
have to remain under bonds.and be subject to
annoyances during the 6aance,of. the winter
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We; The undersigned hna6terS and ovhsFS 81
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shall
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

~ RerS Narro.gs sseape On sunday even.
ing lady resident OF Main street coming home
from Church and being chilled by the night air.,
approached nearer to the fire than discretion
would have Recommended, when the back part I
other silk dress came in contact with the Goals
and she was soon enveloped in flames a gen.
tleman. present threw a shawl around her per-
son and beat down the fire, though not until the
dress and the crown of her bonnet were badly
burned Tits regarded as somewhat miraculous
that the lady escaped with so slight injury as
to be. put to no inconvenience and very little,
pain. ,s ses
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

p
so Still Another Daring and. Fstensi5e
61TgtaFy,- Mcdonald and Deputies,
asst night arrested two men at Robinson's tay-
m on Market street, charged with breaking
PPen' opithe night previous, the store ofsEd.I
'aFd Morgan, onShOrt CreeE, ssabout. half a mile
rom West Liberty, The men : arrested are
a'nea John Newton Yost and William Hamil.
on They live in thsSiciaity OF West LibSesr-
and are strongly suspected of having psrpe:
rated the robbery, though no positive ; proof
as eiieited against them at the examination
before Aid Wright, and they were committed
jail fora further hearing. Mr.. M6rean's
lore was entered late at night, aud goods % the
mount Disk hundred dollars. IN ~,
'NS cloths, &c, were carried off lsi,
- a He.s eoaate.Jsit well calculated to de-
ave hasbcen in circulation IN this State, ind
50 asweilsarn by telegraph, in New YOKE ok. z
Is y bill on the Western Bank of Philsdels,
ma, dated Sept /, 1851; 4, i much
y me genuine printed in blns4ths eag raw
eGAfse but calculated % deceive Tie 3 I
us snat g Of the Cashier is poorly sSecdtsa
" mat OF the President is good Imitation ~
genuine The paper Of l6s. nc note Is Of n.
!, ,Vs qe91Iley' qnSdss OF the abSya 9tntsFs
~" l.y et appeared in the Deteetors DC 8
eoraR.a of t6sE Ri q sa -
us exhibition viii o en at Washington nan,
,a,e'e 9q1 II said to- ID pEihtins Of
'as t9 merit! 78egsee il highly spoken Of bvl
Ut brethren OF tllepFes. lfs---TIIs sIftfq n s..
- q - -. " ~ sthR pFecf vi
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AhtLEToWNs Pa, 9sc, 90 IA Eiot oecurTedeen
sat9Idny mig tale zion, pt the Ee-
LIg9 SS5lel during - Inch eEoaH
neulct ae En- Ito deaillY 5FIa
the rioters are LOGGED n jan fie}e' 80 -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-21

The bark Cerez, from Bristol, England, arriy.
ed here on Saturday with Capt. HeWett and the Z
crew Of the bark H. X. Kane, from Richmond,
November. esss slffsz G55azs34s's s. + ~ Is
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20 3lF' WlsNf 0en

GIEeJHN4 bee SU.AS ~ 1ifRht ae Hrs y
hFpks eFeip ding occupied 6y Heed Il.
BarstAtsa y COD Stone manufacturer ahd Snssg
Bred = Co., mapplactpreEs 81, nstsII burial
eases, Sycamore street. EesssoE former eco ,
GOO; insuIatles GOO lattsr 20 OoOss
tisuFanes soO0s 141e stores Of George
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
Pennsylvania Election.

The Pittsburg Journal of the Is sets
down the Key Stone State as follows: In
Congress the Republicans will have twen-
ty-the Anti Lecompton three and Le-
compton only two. The Anti Lecompton
Democrats are Hickman, Schwarts, from
"Uld Berks" and Montgomery. The Lc
comptonites are Florence-elected in Phil.
apelphia by Navy Yard votes-and DIM
mick. --'fs-f5s
The State Senate will stand, Republic
ans l6-Demotrats II, among the Demo
Gratis 70 who hold over. The House will
stand Il Opposition and 20 Democrats
The official majorities on Supreme Judge
and Canal Commissioner will be 25 to
10000.
The Pittsburgh Gazette of the same
date says the Republicans carry all the
close districts in the State, Berks BY l9,
the York district 68, and Bucks ESQ.,
This gives us % of the 25 members of
Congress.
The Gazette says that if the Clarion Dis
trict has gone for the Republicans, of which
there is hope, the State Senate is also Re-
publican.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
Ohio Congressmen Elect.

The following members are elected in
the several Districts TO represent Ohio IN
the Thirty-sixth Congress:
I-G. H. Pendleton, DEM, reelected.
81. A. Gurley, Rep, gain.
sc. L.Vallandigham, DEM, reelected
4-Wm. Allen, DEM, gain.
81. NJ. Ashley, Rep.
CIV. Howard, Dem.
1T. Corwin, Rep.
s-B. Stanton, Rep, reelected.
9-John Carey, Rep, gain.
lO-C. A. Trimble, Rep, gain.
1I-C. D. Martin, DEM, gain.
l2-S. s. Cox, DEM, reelected.
13-John Sherman, Rep, reelected.
l4-Cyrus SPHINX, Rep.
15-Wm. Helmick, Rep, gain.
l6-C. B. Tompkins, Rep, reelected.
1T. C. Theaker, Rep, gain.
1s-S. Edgerton, Rep.
19-E. Wade, Rep, reelected.
2O-J. Hutchins, Rep.
2l-J. A. Bingham, Rep, reelected.
The only District in doubt is the 18th.
The Statesman of Saturday morning has
dispatch from Cambridge dated the 18th,
the election of spriggs, Dem, by
2l majority. 1t gives Belmont, official,
for Theaker, S3s, Guernsey, official, Ala,
and Noble, reported, 545, making total
of 1857 for Theaker. Monroe, official,
1918 for spriggs, ele:ting him by 2I.
On the other hand, dispatch from
GAINESVILLE the 10th, gives Theaker los ma
jori,y. The counties, official, stand Bel
mont, 33s, Guernsey, Ala, Noble, 564, for
Theaker, and Monroe, 1911 for Spriggs.
The vote is close, and which report is
right we cannot say.
Counting in Theaker, gives the Repub-
licans Is and the Democrats members.
In the present Congress the delegation
stands l2 Republicans to 9 Democrats.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21

SINGULAR INFATUATIoN.-The Philadel.
phia Press mentions curious clrcum
stance connected with the loss of the Aus
ira. The wife of Mr.. Theodore Gerok, OF
Baltimore, is now visiting her relatives in
Philadelphia, and while thev have no doubt
of his loss, she alone has deep conviction
that he is not dead; either he was not on
board the Austria (though he wrote to her
that he had actually paid for his passage,)
or if he was, that he must have been among
the few who were rescued. But there is
something still more strange:
1t may be within the knowledge of many
of our readers that clergyman of this city
was among those that left for Europe, on
the il-faled President, and was never again
heard of, His wife, who remained in Phil
adelphia, and was deeply attached to him,
never did, never could, believe that he was
iost 10 her' Eig ghteen years have passed
away ana yet that trusting lady-we can
not speak OF her as aoife, and She repudi-
ates the name of fwidow-continues to ex-
pect his return. Every day cover ;s
placed for him at the table where still
stand bis accustomed chair. Every rino
of the bell, we are informed, awakeDs the
cherished conviction of her hear, that the
owed one will return.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
Election News in Washington.

The correspondent of N. Y. Times wri
ting on the l4lh says:
This morning the Union walls forth its
note of sorrow, not for IFS mistaken course,
but for the thrashing which the Admins
tration has received in Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Indiana. The Union has heretofore
been defiant and aggressive, but this morn
ing it is mellow as school lad after Sc
we're castigation. Truly afflc.ion has its
uses in this sinful world of ours.
The President, | understand, is very sick
at least he is not to be seen. Scarce a
Democrat was visible at any of the hotels
all day yesterday, and the Opposition
wags suggested that some new hotel disease
had suddenly broken out. How the un-
fortunates contriye to get and read the bad
news is more than can account for.
The 7ri6unes Washington dispatch of
the same date says:
The Western election returns are severe
blows to the Administration, which ex-
pected gains in that quarter. The next
House is now regarded as lost.
Members Of the Cabinet say that the
Tariff did the work in Pennsylvania.
The Mayor of this city has forbidden
the Republicans to fire salute in honor
of their triumph in Ohio and Pennsylya-
will fire one hondred guns out
side the corporate limits tomorrow.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
MOBILE, Ala, October 13.

Missouri LANDs.-Doct. B. T. Spell
man, of this village, has just returned from
Missouri, where he has purchased some
thousand acres of Government lands. He
gives a glowing account of the country and
climate, of the richness and productiveness
of the soil-indeed, as far as these are con-
cerned, the country is most inviting-but
as far as population, society and civilization
are concerned, the attractions are not very
suspicious. The lazy, indolent, thriftless
blight of slavery is everywhere visible,
though the portion visited by Doct S. the
slaves are very few in number, and as free
emigration flows in, this magnificent coun-
try, rich in mineral agricultural wealth, will
be redeemed from the curse that now rests
upon it.
A point of interest to those who enter
lands at the Land Office, is the fact that
the issue of certificate by the land agent
constitutes sale, and passes the title from
the United States to the purchaser, as Sc
curely as Patent can do it.-Raranno
Democrat
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21

WAYNE CoUNTY-Ths Wooster Re-
publican gives a loud crow over the result
in Wayne. The Republicans gain some
800, and give majorities for Gen. SPHINX
for Congress n, Neal Mccoy for Sheriff
"a, Fred. Fluke for Auditor 80, and John
Sickman for Commissioner So. The De-
mocratic majorities are for John Hindmau
for Infirmary Director %, E. A. Brown
for Coroner 90, and William Given for
Common Pleas Judge by about 200. The
claims a gain of about 1000
in the District over the vote last year.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
The Waterloo Of 1858.

There has never beeen in Pennsylvania
a political overthrow so overwhelming
and complete as that achieved on Tuesday.
Yet, startling as tbe results are, they only
family indicate the intense feeling Of in
dignation and hostility which the Lecomp-
ton policy of the Administration, and the
prosriptive means by which it has sought
to enforce it upon the Democratic party.
has awakened. There never was party
more completely and thoroughly Tylerized
than the Administration party in this State.
The wonder is, not that the Administra-
ton candidates received so few votes, but
that they received so many. On the test
questions of making a fnaIity of the Eng
lish Bill and the persecution of Judge
Douglas in Illinois, there are absolutely no
persons in all our Stale in agreement with
the Administration, except those directly
influenced by its patronage. On these is
sues, fairly made, the majority in this
State, instead Of being some $4,000 or
10000, would have more nearly approach
ed 100000, if the honest sentiment of our
whole population could have been express
ed.
For the Democratic party we have never
had, and never can have, and but the war
NEST feelings of attachment; but when it
temporarily lost its proud and noble po-
sitlon as the champion of great and endur-
ing principles and sunk into mere repre-
sentative of official tyranny, it as fully de-
served chastisement a: d rebuke as the Is
raelites did when they forsook the true wor-
ship. to bow down befora golden calf
The punishment has followed speedily
upon the offence, and it is our earnest hope
that adversely will teach wisdom, and the
whole party be warned on the folly of ad-
herring to the falling fortunes of faithless
Administration, and be impressed with the
necessity of sternly rebuking it. There
never was an election where the right of
suffrage was more intelligently and effect
lively exercised, except among those who,
against their own convictions of Justice,
sustained the Administration while they
felt it TO be in the wrong. The lesson
should prove wholesome one; for if any
thing will teach men the stern necessity of |
obeying the wishes and demands of their
constituents, the sig ght of the eight Lecomp-
ton traitors-Landy, Phillips, Jones Owen,
and Jones, Jehu G. Dewart, Reilly, White,
aud Gillis, gibbeted by those whom they
so shamefully betrayed-should have that
effect.-Forney's Press.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21

SERVED HIN RIGHT.-This is the con-
clusion that Democrats in this county
come to when they first hear of Gen. BURNS
defeat. Before the election we thought
the old Gen. was tolerable sort of man,
but bless us if the half that some Ct them
that voted for him, say is true, be must be
regular old soap stick. He's in the hands
of his friends however.
We are afraid that the gun that killed
BURNS, re-coiled and killed some of our
Holmes County politicians. If some of
them amt as politically decd as 'poor
BURNS" we miss our guess.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21

ES The victors in PENNsYLyAs1A have
ceased computing their majorities on the
State tickel, they being SO large that a
matter of Five or Ten Thousand more or
less is no object. A table of official and
reported returns from thirty-six Counties,
now before US, puts John M. Read, for Su-
preme Court, 35,335 ahead-Berks, West
moreland, Northampton, Columbia, Luz
ene, Montgomery, and nearly all the old
Democratic strongholds, being included, as
well as many of those of the Opposition,
but not including Erie, Crawford, Warren,
Mercur and Somerset. Judging from these,
we infer that the majority of Read in the
whole State is as likely to reach as to fall
below 10000,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
Poor Burns.

After it was known here that Burns had
voted for Lecompton, he became the bes;
abused man we ever knew. The Democ
racy were up in arms and ready "for de fray
The Republicans laid back and enjoyed the
fun. Time cooled off the wrath of our op.
ponents and they once more took Burns in
to their embraces. The day of trial came
and be was beaten. No sooner is the re-
suit known than dozens of the very men
that voted for him are heard to rejoice over
his defeat In fact we have yet to hear of
the first man expressing any sympathy for
him in bis defeat. Poor Burns,
'Rattle his bones over the stones
Hesa miserable traitor whom nobody owns"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
Republican, Jubilee.

The Republicans of Millersburg and W
cinity, had quite Jubilee over the defeat
of BURNS, and the result of the elections in
Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania and Iowa, on
Tuesday evening last. 1t was got up on
short notice, but passed off well. There
was large torch light procession which
marched through the principle streets pro-
ceeded by the Miilersburg Brass Band, dis
coursing some of their sweetest music. At
ter the marching was over G. F. Worries,
ESQ, was called on for speech. He en-
tertained them for half an hour or so, with
an excellent speech, after which there was
more music and then the fireworks. The
attendance from the country was excellent
and everything passed off agreeable to all,
except TO some of our political opponents,
who seem to think that because they have
monopolized all the political cele-
brations, that they ought to continue to
do so. But if we mistake not, they will
find that new leaf is to be turned in
Holmes County, ere many years roll round.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
re- The 4 9Th Congressional
District Redeemed!
Street Dialogue.

Scene, Main street Millersburg, Monday
morning after the Election.
Country Denaocrat.-Good day Squire,
any news about the election?
Sguire-Yes, we're beat, and we always
will get beat as long as the Democrats put
such abominable swill tubs in nomination
as they have for years.
Country gentleman walks off wandering
what will become of Mr.. so and so, who
have been training on rot gut whiskey for
year or two, in order that they might be
suitable candidates, if new rule is TO be
introduced into the party.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
Two UpoN ONE.-Col. Hacker The ds.

Two UPON ONE.-Col. Hacker, the de-
cepltated Collector of Cairo, is the only
white man in the State who still cliugs to
Popular Sovereignty. Being asked a few
days ago how he reconciled it with the
Dred Scott decision, he replied: "D-u
the Dred Scott Decision. There are only
two points decided by it anyhow: Is, That
a nigger isn't citizen; Cd, That he can't
bring suit in the United States Court P'
The Colonel's too points reminds US Of
the old lady's one point Of censure against
the curats Of her parish. She said he had
only one fault in the world-As ,ooSld
fghf ghsa he got drSsk-c cA;esso Press
and TlibSme.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21

TRAITORS REwARDEp.-The following
congressman have received traitors re.
ward at the polls:
James Landy, Henry NJ. Phillips
Owen Jones, j. CLANCY Jones.
VIM, L. Dewart, Paul Leidy,
Allison White, DR.. Ali,
Wilson Reilly, James L. Gillis.
These sold their birth-right for filthy
lucre, and the people have remembered
them.-Pitts5urgh Gazette.
In Ohio the following congressman
have received q traitors reward at the
polls:
w. S. Groesbeck, Joseph Burns,
L. w. Hall, w. h. Miller.
Of the others who voted for the Eng
lish- h-Lecompton Swindle, the Democrats In
their Conventions flung overheard Messrs.
Cockerell and Lawrence. Three only are
"spared monuments '-Messrs. Pendleton,
Vallandigham and Cox.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21

HThe Holmes County Fair held in
Millersburg last week, did not amount to
much so far as the exhibition of stock, Ag-
ricultural Implements, &C., went to make
up the show, and unless the Company can
procure suitable grounds and have it en-
closed and otherwise fixed up, they had
better give up the idea of ever having
another Fair in Holmes county. The at
tendance of people on the second day of
the Fair was very large, and we have no
doubt it would be found as good an invest
ment here, as it hasproved to by else
where, to purchase grounsd, properly en-
close it and then charge for admission into
the enclosure.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
nEA CoNnucrop,s Rrnru Ap,

~ A CoNpUcroR's BERrH.-A Pres
ident of City Railroad assured us that for
thirty places open for conductors, over
eight hundred applications had been receiv-
ed. Some of the applicants offered sums
varying from hundred to three hundred
dollars to secure the place. The place is
" per diem, or twenty-five cents per trip.
-Phila. " american.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
He Hath His Reward.
HHILApELPHIA, Oct. Is

o.
The Reading (Pa.,) Gasette announces
the appointment of ]. Clancy Jones rs
Minister to Austria.
Before the official vote was declared by
which the people condemned ]. Clancy Jones
for his treason, Buchanan fills out a COM
mission TO send him abroad. If the Pres
idents favors will only hold out there will
be great ruch for foreign parts before all
the defeated are saved.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-10-21
~- Samuel Gree

~ Samuel Green, Methodist exhort-
or, is now in the Maryland State Prison,
undergoing ten years Imprisonment for
having volume of "Uncle Toms Cabin"
In his possession. The sentence was pro-
nounced by the Dorchester county court
last spring.