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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

WnAr THE ADMINISTRATION REGARDS
As ABoLrrIoN.-The Washington Union,
Presidential organ, speaking of Senator
Douglas, says:
HHe arraigus the Democratic party Of
last winter, and declares that he and his
friends defested and prostmted it in the
passage Of the English bin, which he and
his friends opposed and voted against =
The English bill was all wrong, Mr.. Doug
las could not endorse it; he voted against
it; it became nevertheless, law. That
lax tten became triumph to Mr.. Douglas !!
There are some things too deep for ordi-
nary minds; and this was never made clear
sr than in the report of Mr.. Douglas
speech. What was the object of the
Sneaior! Did asswish to re open the old
wounds Did he desire TO set up for him
self on the small capital of two or three
public receptions? Has his vanity so over
come his Judgment that he can for mo-
ment suppose that nineteen twentieths of
the Democratic party are about 10 stultify
themselves, condemn their conduct last
winter, and come out now for that most in
famous of all abolition measures, the
Criftenden dmedment, Uhieh Mr.. Douglas
nop so rarmiy approresr
So Mr.. Buchanan says that Douglas is
an Abolitionist! This will be news TO Mr..
Douglas rs well as to the s'rest of mankind
Statesman will please dopy.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

Protestant EPIscoPAL CHURCH IN
OHro.-From the journal of the Annua
Convention of this church in Ohio, held ir
Newark, June Sd and 5th, published by
Rev. w. c. French, Secretary, we gather
the following summary of some of th'
items for the past year:
There are 30 parishes in union with thu
Convention: 40 report 633 infants, ant
170 adult baptisms.
Tie ntimber of COMMITMENTS is 2,246
Sixty-two Sunday Schools are reported
with 5.5l2 members.
Sixty-eight parishes report contributions
for missions, aid 10 other churches, ant
ministerial education, $23,s92 81.
And eighty parishes report for all OBJ
jects. in addition to the support of thei
own public worship, the sum Of s66,9lt
sc; Of khich however, nearly $4,000 was
from the single parish of Christ Church
Cincinnati, (Rev. DR.. Buffers.
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PIGEON SHoorING.-A match has been
made between Mr.. VIM. King, and cele-
brated shot at St. Louis, for $500 side,
to shoot Mt 81 single pidgeons from the
trap, or 81 double, SO pidgeous each, 81
yards rise and 100 yards boundary. The
match is arranged tocome off at Fit. Wayne;
but we understand that Mr.. King, who is
at present engaged in business in this city,
(Main street opposite the post office,) will
sndeavor to have the place changed to La
faye.te. Mr.. King has attained considera-
bic celebrity as agood shot from his match
with Duncan, of Kentucky, at Cincinnati,
in August, 1855. This match which ex-
cited intense interest in the sporting world
wss for $4,000 side, IS double shots
that is, two birds let off together, right and
left. Duncan killed 13O in bounds, and
King l2s. King was defeated, although
20 additional birds fell dead outside Of the
bounds. This is the first match King ever
lost. He is ''dead shot."-Lafay. Ind
Cour.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

HoRsEs AND DMULE.-Thousands of these val
liable animals are lost every year, from thcI.
owners not knowing how to treat the various dis.
eases they were suffering with, or from using
inferior remedies. This is peculiarly SO in lie.
gard TO such diseases rs epringhalt. SPAWN
roll-evi, and all such as are the result ofsprains
bauises, harness grams, DC. All these diseases
are readily curable by the use Of some penetra-
ting Linament, which is absorbed by the pores
of the skin and Mt once drives off the bad hu-
mors that feed and keep up the disease
Among all the Linaments that have ever hecr
invented, none posses the penetrative and diffu'
sive principle to such degree ns DR.. Bragg
Arctic Linament, an article which is rapidly
driving all similar preparations out of the mar.
ket. For sale at the BOOK STORE, Millers.
burg, o.
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,SPECIAL NOTICES.

sB How many households have been desc.
lated by that terrible disease, Consumptions-
And how gradual and silent it approaches! "A
slight cold-a hacking cough splitting of blood
and the pet of the family lies cold in death
But if shelf any one-wuuld take Hoofiland' I
Balsamic Cordial in the first or second, AID
sometimes the third stage of the disease, imme.
dinte relief would ensue and life be prolonged
So also in Influenza, Laryngitis, Asthna
Bronchitis, and particularly in Group. The
latter disease the terror of parents. is complete
ly innocuous in presence of the Balsamic Cor
dial, and may be cured by few doses.
Prepared only by C. NJ. jackson, No. 4ls
Arch Street. and for sale by druggists and store
keepers throughout the United States and Can
ada Price Is cents per bottle.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

PEsNsYIyAsrA.- The opposition or
Union State Conecntion for Pennsylvania,
assembled at Harrisburgh on the 18th
inst. The Convention was very full and
very harmonious in its deliberations. 1t
was presided overby Ex- Gov. Reeder, who,
On taking the chair made brief but very
able speech. We know not when we have
read anything more timely, appropriate
and hearty, than were his remarks on that
occasion. The Convention nominated John
N. Read of Philadelphia, for Supreme
Judge on the tenth ballot. MN. E. Fra
zier Of Fayette County, was nominated for
Canal Commissioner on the first ballot
The nominees are both entirely acceptible
to the opposition voters of PENNSYLVANIA
and will command the most cordial and
hearty support. We believe they will be
trismphantly elected by The people in Oc'
tober next. So mote il be.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

BUCHANAN AND DoUeLAs.-The Wash.
ington Republic states that the President
has been strongly demonstrated with, dur
ing the past fortnight, by the Southern
leaders, in respect to his treatment of Judge
Douglas, and they insist that there shall be
paciica,ion. So far the President resists
them. He is candidate for reelection
and must slaughter Douglas, or be slaugh-
tered himself. Mr.. Buchanan has no
notion Of being laid on the altar so long as
there is n rival for the sacrifice.
According TO the Republic the Demo
cratic politicians at Washington are more
agitated than they have been since Mr..
Buclanau's Inauguration. Their only hope
lies in the success of Mr.. Douglas in Illinois
and they admit it to be faint hope, in
the present, and apparently fixed position
of the President.
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Obituary. Notices.

DIED.-On the 18th day of July in this place.
MRS. MARGARET CRUMP, wife of Mr..
ALFRED CRUMP. sen. aged sixty-two years
For years before her departure, she was the sub
ject of much suffering, and for months previous
thereto her sufferiBgs were intense, such as falls
to the lot of but few to endure, borne with chris
tiap fortitude and submission. To say that she
was n Kind and good neighbour fond and en-
dearing mother-a faithful and devoted wife,
would be but faint praise,
Her friends al distance have the consolation
of knowing, that everything was done to make
her last days comfortable that human and and
kind unceasing attention could do-amid the
sympathies Cf friends, surrounded by all Of her
family save one, she passed the boundaries Of
of time, relying upon the merits of the great
atoncment, has doubtless entered into that res,
that remaineth for the people of COP.
COMMUNICATED.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29
Notice.

WTILLIAM W. CHAPMAN, of the State of
w CalifornIa will lake notice that the State of
Ohio, did on the 2Sth day OF June, A. D. 1858,
file her petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County of Holmes and State
of Ohio, against Ansel Chapman. Willis Hoag-
land. Robert Calhoun and William W. Chip
man, defendants alle.ging that on the 25th day
of March, 1858. the said plaintiff in the Court of
Common Pleas of Holmes county, Ohio, re-
corded Judgment against the said Ansel Chip
IMAM, for the sum of i45.T, amount due from
saidfAnsel Chapman, to said plaintiff, and $20.-
49, costs of said suit which said Judgment is in
full force, DC. And alledging that at the time
of the rendition of said Judgment the said An
sci Chapman was seized in the fee simple of GER
tain real estate lying in said Holmes county, to
wit: Being part of the south west or. of section
IL in township r. Milton District, Commen-
cling at the s. i. corner of certain tract ofland
decided by J. s. Irvine d Wife and r. X. Enos
d Wife to John Cary by decd dated March 18th
1913; Thence North along the line of said Jast
mentioned tract Of land IS feet, thence in
westerly direction 46 feet. thence in n southerly
direction with a parallel line to the east side,
fifty-five feet thence TO the place of Beginning.
and that he was nor is seized of no other prop
erty real or personal out of which said Judgment
could be satisfied. And the plaintiff alleges in
her said petition that on the 5th day of Septem-
Der 1891, the said AnSel ChIpman Tor Inc pur-
pose of cheating and defraudfng said plaintiff in
the collection Of said judgment executed what
purports to be Mortgage, upon said above de-
seribed real estate to the said William ". Chip
man for the payment of 500. on demand.
which said instrument said plaintiff alleges was
executed without any contract between said
Ansel & William W. Chapman therefor. that
the same was never delivered to said William
W. Chapman, or accepted by him that the same
is fraudulent as against the said plaintiff, and
the said plaintiff prays in her said petition that
the said pretended mortgage be declared null
and void, and that the same be no lien upon
said premises, and prays that said mortgaged
premises be sold to satisfy the liens thereon to
be adjusted between the said Willis Hoagland
and Robert Calhoun, and the said Ansel Chip
man. and the said plaintiff and said Ansel
Chapman, and the said William W. Chapman
is notifisd that he is required TO appear and an
swer said petition on or before the third Satur-
day after the 18th day of August 1858.
BANCROFT d WORRIES,
attys for plaintiff,
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Uncle Toms Cabis . Catholic
Novel.

"Uncle Toms Cabin" though writer
by a New England Calvinist, has lately
received the special approval Of the Pope
and has, in Italy, a circulation rnequaied
by any other book. Its Catholicism /,
found to be more truly Catholic than Papa
Catholicism itself. How this result 90 un.
expected to the author, has taken place,
will appear in The following paragraph from
the Christian Register:
"By late accounts from Italy, we learn
that translation has appeared in which,
by single and slight change, the work
is made more Catholic in the latter sense.
The rest of the book being left untouch-
ed, indicates its unotjectionable tenor in
ultramontaine Rome itself. Nay, unobjcc-
tionably is weak word here. The book
has been claimed as properly Catholic
book-imbued peculiarly with the Catholic
spirit of religion. We recollect that
Brownson's Review made this claim for it
as soon as it was published. What the un
devout termed its Methodist pietism was
called by the reviewer Catholic zeal and
fervor.
"The change made in the last Italian
will seem an odd one enough
to Protestants, and is one little likely TO
please or TO have ever been anticipated by
Mrs. Stowe. The very last and most ultra
Papal, and therefore least Protestant, of
Catholic dogmas, that which many good
Catholics themselves yet hesitate at receiv-
ing in defiance of Vatican edicts, is now
wrought up with the fiction of the jealous
Andover Professors wife. The main Of
fence of the old negro, and the cause Of
al his suferings, is represented to be his
,taunch adherence in dispiie of Legree's
ash, to the lately promulgated dogma of
The Immaculate Coneeption-a most lame
and importentconclusion which the authores
will not adopt in her future editions in this
We venture TO say that no moro adroit
rick has been praeticed by the Jesuits in
my age,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

H The late Kansas papers contain
cheering accounts of-what does the reader
suppose i-certainty of the overwhelming
defeat of the English proposition to accept
the Lecomton Constitution-well that, it
i true, and something more-of the excel
lence of the wheat, many fields producing
twenty-five and thirty bushels per acre,
some fields producing heavy returns with
out any attention whatever during the
present year-lhe seed being the waste of
last years crop. In some places, wheat
that was we'll put in yields forty bushels
per acre. The Kansas farmers declare that
Territory has no superior on the continent,
~ wheat growing country. The Kansas
.Mtws, (Emporia, )of jane 26th, says;
Old residents Of Ohio, Michigan. Illinois
Wisconsin and Iowa, concur in the opinion
that for wheat growing, Kansas is aheai
of any country they have ever seen. Next
year we iday rely upon raising wheat
enough not only to meet the home demand
for nome consumption, bat TO leave surplus
for the supply of military stations on our
Wesrern frontier. Good Touring mills
are ueeded, and will pay.
There is also splendid prospect for
corn. The Lawrence Herald Of Freedom,
Of July 10th, says:
Mr.. Treat, who came down from Twin
Mound on Wednesday last, says he passed
whole fields of corn which stand full six
feet higd.
The foolishness of the Administration
in endeavoring to make Kansas slave
State, has greatly retarded its growth and
inpverished its people. Now that this
iusiI6e endeavor has met with discontinue
and has subsidized, the wealth of the land is
beipg developed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

Haalef coanterfeifers.
:: Michigan and Nost6sin Indiana hav'
b1e been infested Nith gangs OF counter
: t5es, and the Isdfkas Regulators las
- putsd . good sn,nber and brought
80: or more to5ntiee. A Detroit de
isetiye, assisted BY l6sal officers, has with
q in few days arrested nineteen counterfeit
en-. bogus coin makers, &c,- principally il
lapeer and Macomb counties. About the
/: middle Of May the detective got an inkling
of the operations of the gang, and after
some weeks spent in investigation he OBJ
fsined the names and localities of the MEN,
bers:;- The names of the prisoners are See
lev, Fancher, Fox, Eof, Wells, Coan, DR..
E. c. Bostwick, F. Bostwick, Robert Bal
lev, E. T. Bailey, DR.. Burdick, Kinney,
Martin, Brownell, Eguff, Brophy, and two
Others, names not given. Twelve are lodg-
ed in Macomb county jail, and the remain
der in other counties. Eleven were ares
ted on warrants from the U. s. District
Court, and the remainder on warrants from
the Circuit Courts for the violation of State
laws. The Detroit Advertiser says:
Thus has been broken up one of the
largest gangs Of counterfeiters ever known
in the State. Hardly one was arrested
with moro or less bad money on his person
and many had large quantities of it.
A large number Of letters were sent from
Detroit to various members of the gang,
informing them of the movements for their
arrest, and cautioned them against the Off
ecrs who held the warrants. Some of these
letters were found on the persons of those
taken, and were of some use to the officers
in hunting up Others, and implicate persons
in this city.
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4e!u Advertisements.


The Republicans of Holmes County are re-
quested 10 meet in Millersburg. en- Saturday
July 81, 1858, to select Delegates to attend the
Judicial Convention to he held in Mansfield,
Thursday, Aug.5.
By order fthe Rep. Cen. Com.
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Agricultural Notice.

TNHE HOLMES COUNTY BOARD of Agri-
Il culture have determined upon holding the
next annual fair Oh Tuesday. Wednesday, and
Thursday. the 18th, 18th, and l4ih of October.
1858. The fair to be located. and the list of
premiums offered. will be published in due time
The books of the Secretary will be open for en-
trese at the Secretaryis Office after the Ist day
of August. By order of Board.
D. s. UHL, Secretary
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Buy your Spectacles at the
Book Store.
Notice in Partition.

ELIZABETH Ann Shire. Sarah Frances
Il Shire, Eliza Margaret Shire and Martha
Ellen Shire, of the county of Holmes, and State
of OhIo will take notice that petition was filed
against them on the 18th day of June, A. ID.
1858. in the Court of Common Please, within
and for the County of Holmes, and State of Ohio,
by Samuel Shire, and is now pending, wherein
said Samuel Shire demands partition of the fol-
lowing Real Estate, lying and being in said
Holmes county, to wit: being part Of the north.
west quarter Of section ls, Township II. R. Ia
north one deg. west LOG perches and 20 links
to post, thence commencing at the S. W. cor
ner of said quarter section, thence north SO deg.
east l03 perchcs and Is links to a post, thence
south l deg. east l06 perchas and 20 links to
post at the southeast corncr of said quarter
section. thence south Sc deg, west l04 Percbes
20 the place of beginning containing So acres, and
that at the next term of said court the said Sam
uel Shire will apply for an order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
SAMUEL SHIRE.
BARcnorT & Worries. atty's. for Petitioner.
June l6. lS5S-n44w6
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There is a Time for all things!

TNHOSE who know themselves indebted to
i the subscriber either by note or book ac-
count are requested TO pay The same immedi-
ately . will not thank the public for past ia
fors, because that puts no money in their pock-
cts, but will endeavor by giving them better bar
gains than ever. to keep on good terms with it.
June 9. 1858, c. HAITI.
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TRuE.-Teach child that there is harm
IN everything, however innocent, and SO
soon as he discovers the cheat he will see
no harm in anything. That's the reason
deacop's sons seldom turn out well, and
preachers daughters are married through
awindov.
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Notice in Partition.

EFINA SHRIMPLIN. Stephen Shrimplin,
IL Angelina Shrimplin, John Shrimplin, Will
liam Spergiu, and Sarah Spcrgin, his wife, all
of the County of Holmes, Ohio, will take notice
that petition was filed against them on the
18th day of July A. ID. 1885, in the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the County of
Holmes, and State of Ohio, by Isaac ShrimpIin
and Nancy Maria Shrimplin, his wife, and is
now pending. wherein the said Petitioners
claim Partition, AMI the assignment of Dow
er, ia the following Real Estate lying and being
in said County of Holmes. to win: Being part of
the North west d of sec. TO- in TIP. 8 and r. 3,
bounded and described as follows: beginning at
post on the North line of said section, so rods
East of the North west corner of said section,
thence East the line of said section, Is chains
and % links, thence South 45 minutes. West
l6 chains and 50 links, thence South % deg
West A chains and so links. thence South Z 3
deg. West 20 chains and 80 links, thence South
8911 deg, East 81 links. thence South As minutes
West % chains and 40 links, thence North S91I
deg West l2 chains and II links thence South
Is minutes. East 81 chains and q links, to the
place of eginning, containing eighty three
acres and seventy five hundrcdths of an acre of
land more or less. And that at the next term
Of said court the said petitioners will apply for an
order that Partition be made of said premises In
the following proportions to wit: to the said
Nancy Maria Shrimplin, one fifth part thereof.
and 10 the said Levina Shrimplin, Stephen
Shrimplin, Angeline Shrimplin and John
ShrimplIn, each one fifth part thereof and that
dover may be assessed in The whole premises
TO the said Sarah Spergin, wife of Said William
Spergin. BAncRoFr d WORRIES, att'ys
for Petitioners.
july 18th, lS5S-v2n4Sw6
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
IN has this day been duly appointed as admin
irtrator with the will annexed OF the estate Of
Sarah W. Wise, late of Holmes County decd.
PHILIP II. SAMPLE.
July 26th, ls5S-v2n49tf
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BRICK FOR SALE

GOLD PENS-For letter witing, adapt
" cd to uniform and raped writing; some
very flexible with smooth points. No one can
fail to be suited from the new suppy just re-
eeived. For Sale Mt the BOOK STORE.
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II will try"-Come you and see
EMPIRE HOUSE
MILLERSBURG OHIO.

H1HE undersigned has taken the above tavern
l. stand, washed, painted and papered ii, and
furnished it anew, and expects to keep such
a house as the wants of the travelling public
demand. Try it and judge. NJ. FIkE.
July 6, l85S-y2n46tf.
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THE PLACE TO GET YOUR Watches and
i jewelry repaired a! fair price is at
COOKS.
July 29rh, Is5s--v2n49tf
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1T is A FACT

Tha. those who once go to Koch TO buy goods
always go back again when they want good
article 1t has got TO be an old saying herea-
bouts when a good piece ofgoods is shown, "Ah,
Won got that at Koch's.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1858-07-29

A NEW LOT of these nice Hunting Case
IA Watches just received aud for sale cheap
at COOKS
July 29th. Is56-v2n49tf
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CIRCULAR.

On the first day of July, 1857, B. A. Fahncoc and George
w. fahnetock, of Philadelphia Pa. A. B. Hull of New-Yok.
and j. L. Schwartz, of Pittsburgh easociated themselves for
ifer term OF business under the style and 6 Heretofore
B. A. FAHNESTocK & Co., Pittsburgh. Pa,
B. A. FAHNESTOCK & Co., Phladelphi.. Pa.
B. A FAHNESTOCK, HULL & Co.. Nev.Yo,k c;rv
e1eh or which three cities continue our Wholesale Drug
Business in all its branches
fAaeaaf attention will be given the importation of propri
eay articles from abroad; full stock of ...,bIh.d
popular remedies will be kept constantly for SALE Orders for o
B. B.AFAHNESTOCKS wel-known vermifuse (of which we
are the SOLE PRorREroRs and EXCLUSIVE xANuTAcruazas
should be addressed either of the abovenamed establishments,
We continue the monuaeturs Of White Lead Red Lead
Litsarge, at Pittsburgh.
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A LITTLE THE BIGGEST and most fashion,
N able lot of Ladies jewclry ever in Millers-
burg inst arri, ed and to be given away for tri-
fie above first cost at COOKS.
July 29th lS5S-v2u49tf
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IT'S A FACT

That the threads in the prints sold at Koch s
do not break in bending because SO highly star
ched When in hunt of such goods, don't 60 to
Eoch's.
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THE ONLY PLACE TO GET the genuine
Il article Of German Silver spoons is at
COOKS.
July 29tb, ls5e-r2n49tf