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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-15
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InSOlycnt. Notice.

President Of the Board Of Trustee
Dan BAKER, SccrctqYu
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
Commercial Matters.
NIIIIersburS Markell.
Cleveland Produce Market.


FIorR-Very dull and sales have only been
made at retail. We quote Extras at $6,25@
$6,75-the latter being an extreme figure
Double extras, in small parcels, bring $797,50
for red 70 choice white wheat brands
WHEAT-The, transactions during the week
have been confined to retail lots to supply the
urgent needs of country millers. Red Wheat
is net worth over Sl.25 by the carload, and
evea at that price we doubt ifi coud be sold
A few retail lots have fetched 2@3c higher
CoRS.-Light trade. Holders ask 76@60c,
for small lots from store.
OATs-Dul at 3s@40c.
PoTAToEs-Quiet at 75@90c.
HAMs-City sugar cured in good demand ii 3
LARD-Inactive at I1@l3c.
EGes-Scarce and firm at 14015c.
BUTTER@Some sales OF Central have been
made at II I155c, and w. r. at l21sc. Market
quiet at those rates.
"HrrEFIsH-The supply is very small and
the market firm at $40 so for bbls, and S. so
for halves.
SALr-Steady at 81 22(0l Is for Fine.
WooL-Steady We quote af follows:
- common -.------- 33035c.
One-fourth blood 9SS9ec
One-half f.33 33S19o
Three-fourths- s---- ------ -426145c
Full .45(05Oc
Extra - -------- --------55c.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07

Eg A cask that had been knocked
about the Uniou depot, at Indianapolis,
for the past four years, was opened few
DAYS since and found TO contain pair Of
twins, after the "Siamese fashion" They
had originally been put down in liquor, but
some Of the liquor loving attaches of the
depot had perforated the cask with gim-
let, and by the aid of straw had drawn
off the spreserving fuid." which was pro-
nounced first rate brandy" Recent in
vestigation has proved that the liquid was
alchohol, and the coloring was impaired by
the babies. Sundry young men have been
troubled with distressed stomachs since the
discovery.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
OF the steamer Arago.
ST. JoHNs, n. f., july i

~ - ST. JOHNS, N. f., July i.
All of the passengers who were aboard
the Arago, which was wrecked in Trepassy
Bay, few days since, have arrived herr
safe. The staem tug left again to-day tC
bring up the crew and what was saved from
the wreck The following are the particu-
lars.
THE DISASTER.
Between three and four o'clock on Tues
day morning, the Arago made Cape Pine,
bearing twelve miles distant from the coast.
The Pilot, Captain, crew, and all Others
were called on deck at the sight of land.
The course was changed and made ..
E., by E. This should have cleared her
fifteen miles from Cape Race. About
quarter past four very dense fog came
up, at haIfpast five the Captain spoke a
fishing schooner. He stopped and reversed
engine, and hailling schooner, asked,
awhere you fshingP Answer-aOn the
east side Of TrepassY Bay, mile and a
half or two miles off"
The Captain ordered the helm to be put
hard port, the engines to go on in full
speed, and the vessel to he kept S. S. E..
by. the standard compass. This should
have taken her clear of the land. The Cap
tain and all the officers were on deck. The
officer in charge of the wheel gave the Or
der steady as the ship brought up to ber
SIS. E. course. At that moment break
ers were seen, and fhe engines stopped and
reversed at full speed. Before the ship got
sternway upon her she grounded her bow
on the rocks Fresh Water Point, eight
miles from Trepasses. 'e
The boats were lowered and got ready,
when the passengers embarked with but
little confusion, the women and children be
ing cared for FIRST. E- +
The anchors were then payed out and
the coal thrown overheard, the forward
boilers removed, and every exertion made
to get the steamer off, but without avail
The Captain now sent off the Pilot to Ire
passey to get assistance, when the steamers
Dauntless and Blue Jacket were dispatched
Immediately.
Sails, DC, were sent ashore, and tents
made to protect the passengers. When
provisions and luggage could be got out,
they were also sent.
The Fisherman plundered the ship. A
hundred came around her on hearing the
sigual guns. They cut away her masts
and completely skinned her.
At o'clock P. NJ. the ship filled, fell
on her beam end and sank in six fathoms
water.
The baggage belonging to many of the
passengers was lost.
There was no house within eight miles
of where she struck.
At P. M. the boat returned from Ire
passey with assurance that two stamers
were on their way from St. Johns to assist
them.
Tuesday night was passed in tents with
n tolerable degree of comfort.
On Wednesday the steamers arrived and
brought off the passengers and a part of
the baggage. They return this afternoon
for its crew, taking with them Soldiers and
Police Officers to recover portion of the
property stolen from the ship. They will
take Dersia also to get out any thing that
can be recovered from the wreck.
The passengers are all quartered and
provided for here. They will be sent Oh
as soon as arranoementS can he made
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
NOTICE,

against NorIcn IN PAnr1rros.
Jacob Aleshouse, ct al. J
TINE said Jacob Aeshouse Catharine Single George
i Single her husband Elizabeth Harden, Godlip Har-
den her husband John lneld Catherine lnied, Rebec
ca lneld, Mary Inied Sarah Inield Susannah Infeld
Barbery 1nfeld, Adam Inield, Elizabeth Inield anC
Fave lnhed, all of the county of Holmes and State
Ohio, Sarah Row of the county of Cosocton and State
of Ohio Barbery Croft and George Croft her husband
and Rebecca Berly and Samuel Bierly her husband o.
Owen county, in the State of Indiana will take notice
that en- the 10th day of June A d. 1859 Adam Aehouse
the Plaintiff filed petition in the Court of Common
Please OF Holmes County, Ohio where the same is
pending, demanding partition of the following premise:
situate in the County of Holmes Ohio to wit: the south
half of the North East Quarter of section
in township Eight, in range five of the unappropated
lands in the Military district containing eighty acres the
said Planf demands that partition be made ofsad prem
ises as follows: the said Plaintiff eighth Jacob Aes-
house, one eighth; Sarah Row. eighth; Catharine
Single and George Stngle, her husband, eighth;
Elizabeth Harden and Godp Harden her husband, ono
eighth; Barbery Croft and George Croft, her husband
eighih Rebecca Bery and Samuel Bierly her hus-
band ono eighth; John Ined, Cathaine infed Rebec-
nfeld Mary Infeld, Elizabeth Inded, Adam Inield
Sarah Infeld Susannah lned, Barbery lneld and Fave
lned the tenth of eight to each. At the next
term of said court application will be made by said
Plaintiff for order that said partition may be made OF
SAID premises accordingly
ADAM ALLESH0USE.
JOHN HUSTON, Att Y for Petitioner.
june 10. 1559--43w6
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
OBITUARY NOTICES.

DIED.-Very suddenly. at his residence, on
Wednesday, June %, Mr.. EDW ARD CHAM
BERS. an aged and respectable citizen Of
Holmes county.
-On the I'd of July, Mr.. HIRAM VOL
GAMUTT, in his 56th year. The deceased was
member in respectable standing of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church for 81 years.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
NOTICE.

hereoy gwen that proposals for making seven stone
crossings on jackson street, in Miersburr will be re-
ceiyed on Saturday, the 18th day of June I45e at
o'clock NJ, of said day. at the Office of tbe MAYOR of
said town. when and where full description Of the width
and depth &c of said crossings will be submitted to bid
ders. BY order OF the Mayor and Common Council of
the the Incorporated town of Milersburg H VI
WIN. s.. TANNYHILL. Recorder
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is herby given that the undersigned was this
IN day appointed aud qualified executor of the Es-
tate of Andrew McGlaughlin decd, late of Mechanic
Township, Holmes county, Ohio.
GEORGE MCLAUGHLIN
June 2Sth ls5Q-y3n45y3
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
SPECTACLES.
T Don't Read ThisrD

per call at X Q Q HIS Main street ssthe
- old stand and buy your goods He has the cheapest
10 town-no mistake. Cali everybody.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07

aud women-especally the latter Ii lady desires to lie
well suited she cannot do better than to go Hatts.
He employs the best workmen, and does all kinds of
custom work to order.
He snot only friend to all men, but keeps fine things
indings OF all kinds for Shoemakers such Leather
Lasts, Pegs, Thread and Nails
Millersburg, June ., 1S59-4Itf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
1901 Other Kinds

of goods of the same nature. We have brown
and bleached muslin, eottonades, Kentucky
Jeans. Salinets, Fancy Cassimeres, Doeskins,
Cloths, Vestings, DC. We have also good as
sortment of Shawls, Mantillas, Lace Points and
Chesterfield Cloaks, Ladies Embroidered Col
lars and Underslee-es. Laces and Edgings of all
kinds, Bonncts. Ribbons and Dress Trimmings,
Hats and Caps, Ladies and Childrens. Shoes
and Caters. Parasols, Sun Shades and Um-
brelas and in fact everything that belongs TO a
Dry Goods Store. all of which we mean to sell
as cheap as the cheapest, and cheaper too if we
can afford it.
Give us call and examine our stock We
charge nothing for showing goods here. You
will find us in Mayers new Store room. one door
east of the Book Store, Millersburg, Ohio.
May, le59-v3n37.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
SPRING GOODS!

is now receivedby him and by him is being handed
over into the hands of the public faster than ever
and that's pretty fast for the first lot is already sold out.
He invites those wanting goods to and get them,
and respectfully invites the small wppers in stand
of the way for the crowd to pass. 1t don't make much diff
ference whether they after their goods At all
events the times to be solemn enough with them.
Millorsburg, June 2, 1S59-4ltf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07

nYSENTARY CORDIAL. and Cholera Mixture, OF
| J our own manufacture. for the of Dysentary
Cholera Morbus. Collie and all affections of the Stomach
and Bowels, for sale by II. Yergn, Milersburg, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07

CHOULDER BRACES, supporters and Trusses, which
Dean be had at the Drug Store of H. Yergin Millers
burg. Ohio,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
REMARKABLY LOW FIGURES! !!

You can get the Best Cignrs at the st. Nicholas
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HOSIERY

Cotton, Lisle, Thread, Silk and Kid Gloves and
Gauntlets. Iu white goods we have Jaceonets
and Cambrics. plain and barred; Swiss and
Null Muslins Dotted Swiss, Lining Null. Bril-
liant, Tambour Drapcry. Esmaralds, Victoria
Lawn, India Book and Nainsook, Irish Linen,
Linen Table Cloths Toilet Ouilis and
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07

EIPoLA Rotten Stone and Silver Sand, used for pol
Il ishng and securing tin, and copper ware. For sale
by II. Yergin.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
= APlE K LFANCY
b q T GO0D s.
Observation-Disclosures GOODS

Including Wool DeIaines, Muslin DeLaines,
Challes, Grenadines Bereges, Tissues, Ginghams.
Lawns Jacconets, Prints, Plaid Summer Silks,
Black Gros du Rhine and Brocade Silks, at
any price. We have also IN endless variety of
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07

VERY large, yes a tremendous assortment of boots
and shoes has just been received by c. HIATT the "man
that found dead in the ROAD is still LIVING, and
wasn't dead at ALL but HIATT is selling very fast and
traordnary chem. If you have
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
A NEW sToRE
Come and see for Yourself.
BOOTS & SHOES

His stock consistssof Dry Goods, great ma.
ny; Groceries enough; Hardware in abundance
and he thinks his stock of $50 = t-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07
ERTEIMD
~ N'.T-
G-AAA

IT'S for that the place to get the best article at the
" lowest nrice. Conc and see. one and
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07

~ = ST. JOHNS, n. T., July i.
All of the passengers who were aboard
the Arago, which was wrecked in Trepassy
Bay, few days since, have arrived here
safe. The staem tug left again to-day to
bring up the crew and what was saved from
the wreck The following are the particu
lars.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-07

viii bear little Dragging on, not only as to
quantity but rs 10 price. He bonght them
great many Of them, and ex-
poets to sell at very low figures.
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Der Yrina Wilt E / NJ.

Die aSni9in elite benz Sruoer ibreS Ges
mabls nit elnenl freuno!lAen 211eln ent9eSeu
unD reidte ibll tbre !QapD oar. ytidt ,wabr,
mein 8ruper. sic fOmMeu, 1m mir 9sbepcbi
81 iasea fra9te lie =? 0g8sy a $50
SD fomme, um mir BON nleiner eeten t0ni5<
liaen S9peltsr Den Srief gu bOlen, Den s4
penn &alIer 9tlpOIsen u0ersebsn IOl, la5te Der
Brln3, leiner S4wa5e.in ebrfarqtspo4 Die
SanO fullen0. aa saai ass
2cuile mauOte ibre teu4tenpen 9 ifs gu BEN
Wnllt.r bin. Der Sf0al8 alio wuBte, oaB Sie
mid auifcroern iOItsn, plslea Sriet 81 lareIs
ben fraBte lie g#g $50 sasu
Sa, WillsItdt, aber &c per6ct mir 81 la3en,
ba6 er e5 munldye unp flr nptbmenplJ eraIte.
SCn @w. Wiaisltdt ei8ener nnO freier &HtlalIss
Bnn9 lplte eS abbansen, % pleleG Sr!ef 8e'
lArleben wlrpe ocer nldlt. ~ s33d5a .ssia
SIe lehen, metae Solwelter, rtef Der Yrln5,
t9 5weilelte gar niGt, ME 5hre GnuhlleBanS
aaellilen purpe.
Gbeuo men5, lpie id, 5psiielte, oab Sic
beute nod abrelen pIrDen, la9le SOusle ldt
delno.
Nber pcllen mir gw. WlIeltit perseiben,
menu ld Semen betenne, paB lcb nlht bleB bIer>
Der aefonInen bin, nnl p,r 5br Shresoen. 81
Dclen uuo Arldleo 6u nebmen I? tfaate Der
prma. SD etiupr ron Gem Sonl9, Dap Der
Serr Mlnllter rcn Stein li4 sbe1 bst Gn.
Uiaieltat beldlDe, unO ca lU 1cute AoeaO 40
.ellen wla, meme Bet allO iebr sem1 lien lit,
wDAte a &U. Wtaiepdt um Die GtlaubniB bit.
Ten, bier ein teins5 Geiddit nit benz Soersn
Wtinlltet b.lpreqen gu cltFsn.a .a,oI a
SD asbe Spnen pcn Der5en meme @rlaub
nip DaSu, iaSts re Soa'8n1 y
llao Sis, per ytlalltir? fraate Der Hrlas,l
lid rOr Dem ,yreiberrn perbeu3enO; wcllen Sic
mir cine tleine Auoien5 bepiai8en?sm asaaeg
Sa werps irSlsi4 bic Gpre Aa6en, MID in
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pic 4nttham6fe Gn. &Sni9lihen S9obeit 3u be@
8e6en nno port 3u m1rtet, bS Sic beimtebren
uho mid annebmen t6nneu, laste Stsin, lih
Der bur nlbernp.
9flbt rO9, bleben Sie, riei Die G0ni9in, i'd
babe Dem Yrinien oIeo 3muer bier 81 etner
sal e des conferences auseboten, unO nerpe
mlp III nleln Gabmst 5urud5jepsn
Oet prin} elite Der aon8u, pel4e Iih ents
fernen mcute, nad, unD thre l0uno Ial|enD unb
lie an lelne 2ppen rrudepp, tlbrte &c bic &6E
nl9l1 Dteoer gu Den Olpln bln. a.r.s.
Ser5etbnnas nlelne sSnpllter, ll9te er, t9
babe nit psm peru .DtInllter fene @ebeln.
mllt, ete @D. Wtaielilt nl1t eriabren Cptilen,
gu .perbanoen! = 5b wOllts lslne Grtsusn5,
ben Dsrrn Iinan3 ufInllter, unr unl e,ne. @e-
laQ'3telt etln1en. Sle 9ebrlub.n lest ppne
3WelTtt Ulel 9elo, Oerr WtmIlter, t4 aber unD
melpe Gtau seoranAcn merlSsr Nelo ME
0nlt, "a mir bier nur eiuen fletren 0lusbdlt
fHpten Str 1dben 0lIo uaIeie SsredaunBsn
9euabI up0 Seiunoen, Dap mir ein DrittDell
upieter ApandSe entbtbreu toNnen Oem5e,
map erinhe 10y Sle. 0err .Dtntiter, rca mn
ote Slt'arun8 annsbmea 81 mouea, paB l4 bls
apI psllets s3:ilen ernem 4)tlttged melner Apl.
nl9e elula9e, uno Sle bltte, D.elc5 OIllthetl III
pte Sll4.stane ftleBen gu ailen. a.a,s.n
Ad, nltla SInoer, rteI Die St0aiair nit freus
DslttaplenceR Stfsp, Ste liuO e5 pert9, DER
SlnOer DIS belten ret a0aige 3u beI6,n, Osnn
(1te sHern lbm nad] III auen 2aJenpen, Bteu-
Ben f1Iln rlnt 5Juteien welptH, 10 l1a9e loi1e
0urlten IN leaIer Selte ltegeu
lnO 10 Ian9e ss Uoa iclG er SOa;siu BE-
lpuet mno, dBe osr ptn6, iener SpmdJe
I'm .cie 0arSe,einIe ;plno tulIeno. Damn
mamie er lld wieoer Dem Ointter ou: @r
celeend, lag er, lb BIN bsaultla8t 5Daen pc
lsioe Grtiarnns Don mslnem S4uDel 5u bltns
gen. Aup Der Prn3 QetnrQ entla3t b,s aui
bellete S<It:n eInem Glut9ell Der Ap1na9e u.
ontel Den Dsrrn 0lnan5m!alItsr5 Ogse @,lO ii
rte Staatsfal- flteBea 6u llleu. @snl9tpele
emTade mAaollpe Gttlarun5 poer ulHllen wlr
lle i9rIItll4 mhotr9olen /?
(0GrIlesnna folat.) as
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80 ID q fte n.
e. Staa Sofle Sta9 Sale
80. .z=A-L in 0lnDper. nabe Yrattitr.,
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inter Nettilil con S b'n Yeter.
Der untasaue srllu6t ad ieinel Sersbrtsu Sreuuben
nrp stm Sacipm TN aaae aeta, Ots
60 am nalbten WOntlg ben 10. 3annar
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maAH, oas nri aaen oe 5rant 5agss bat4 eilerae
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far 2fIOs rliAe un bsr frsn
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81 Epfi1
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absr nur fur Dsfensen reIat & bic casSbte ns s,st
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Or. 00aeee

S9ulpaHams, Ooer GbrensSrOmneln,i
eodsnb fir fsoeS ee3et Hnb Ntsr, eineeiss tn gnuen
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Ben rerbe rrept beantpDret un6 U6e pantsn atrstlf
gsrresseueeg5gn & fea rel behdnbt +.
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The New Post Route'Bill

TIL. ama,dm ,nts L, the Post Route bill, which
bas;us. ms. the Senate abolishing the ranking
priyilere unfortunately Is calculated to enoar-
rass the Executive Department OF the Government
ma,eriaty. That the privilege has been enlarged
and excessively abused i beyond caril and q re-
firm ia quite nee led. The subject, however mas
MOI been fairly met, or received the consideration
its inheritance demanded. No reservation rs had
as TO the interests of the public service At the ter
mination of each fiscal quarter returns 81 excessive
weight are made to the P9,t Once department
and other Departments, which. II taxed with post
are would more than aggregate the amount pro,
nosej IN be saved bv the noasureand which voili
necessarily c5mc out of tho Treasury Il the NJ
tod States Take the returns ct The Ne" Ink
Post Offce alone. their TRANSMISSION would cost
the Department eleven hundred and MY dollars:
,hot Of Baltimore Philaicllh.n Boston AM indeed
all the larger ofhces would range han n,i'' I'm
drea dollar, u,ward>. 10 which may b ai.l"i the
se,nI class and min oh - va - tcin. TN mny
". -. .,wn at an average II i've d liar 'teh H.
y, ..a;int t. thirteen Thousand >x lnnlesi quar-
r. nun red anifrri, fur th.ts.iH !"fan
nu,.. hi. amount with ut ad 'lrE the postage
p ruinC On official c'rf"- 'nd"na - ~ i'Har'-
ment may fairly lc rli>i l,rp3 A>aapr Nat,.a.t"
the e.nense> of .ic PIT Of,e boa tmfat aane
Tie Stat. Treasury War, nnA Navy Departments
and thrir .ll ,i5nuta bran he are - rec" tet re-
turns and cher heavy mailnhle matter which
would in rca>e the ,lrai,~ upon tn rr asnry Il an
incredible amouut.--Noho@" i"teh: ""eff.
The Ev1r or B,b frurEB.-A bad temper ~
a rur,c /, the l. .>c>s.,f aud it, influence i, most
dealiv IA, eye it Is fund. 1t il ALL TO mar.
tvrI IN tie IL g'l In ,e with one Il u com
,,Njfi. t.sp,r. ia hear ore eternal iourd Of
complaining. uluf .nnrtn., Il have every pleas
ant tla1sln >cssst Jay l. thrlr evil PM, Is u
sore tri.i 1t IS IKE tlc ling =" II - , IA
lcrre.t.ll ir.', ..i.>' yng k"nr peace. rendering