Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-05-05
News.

4aThe.yellowsfever is said to have appear
ed unusnalI5 eash and with great virulence
In Cuba. Ni
s. They have 1 rose grsfted on a peach
tree.at Pendleton, S. G.. aud tie tree be-
ing ia full bloom 'prasents . beautiful ap-
pearance.
The Court Milliner, recently died in Lon
don, leaving property valued 100000
She leaves the most of it to charities; for
herself, she directed that she should be
buried npoint lace. -
/ The several casessinyolsing, the Van
Rensselaer, claim to rents from lands con-
tsssyed in fee in Albany county, n Y,
have been decided by the Courtsuof APP
peals.. The decision is adverse to the ten
ants. All the Judges concur in the opin-
ion that the rents and arrears, must be
paid. This action 1.-The Court of last res
Sort is necessarily final. Nsyss.ssi sas - S'
| a .Frenchman named Jean Gelott Hin
nusoa, aged fifty years,izand Frances Ise-
man native of Germany, aged frty, like
] wise, were joined in the holy bands of we'd
lock at the office of Justice of the Peace
/ at. St. Louis. The beauty of the joke is
that the old bachelor cannot speak word
of German and the old maid cannot speak
word of French. ''s -. - q =: So = ''s,'''
| During the Carnival a. Leghorn,'a q man
dressed asHLovis Napoleon, and wearing q
/ mask like him, appeared in the streets. He
had in his hand folio labelled "The Trea-
tise of 1857 At every step he took he
would tear single leaf ont of the book
and trample it under his feet. 'ssa's. 20 = - g
Mrs. Robert Toombs, wife of the q. S.
Senator from Georgia, encountered a fear
full peril on the l4th.. A horse attached
to buoy ran away while she,w was taking
aride.. She leaped from the vehicle, by
which she fractured her leg, but fortunate
| " escaped without further injury. ...:,.,.,,
/ Senator Sewardais about to break away
/. for time from the oppressive cares and Ia
bors .deyolving upon one in his high posi-
ton, and will sail for Europe about the lst
of May. 1t is his design to spend the
SUMMER and probably a portion OF the au.
tumn, travelling in Great BIittain and OF
the Continent. .srsr as5 vcss I 20 ta
/ Raspail, a French chemist, finds camphol
! a remedy for that fearful insomnolence
which attends the first stages of insanity
When opium and all the drowsy syrups Oh
the East fail of effect, grain of eaniphor
formed into a pill, and followed by 3
Edraught of an ounce and half of the infu
sion Of hops, mixed with five drops of sui
phuric ether, is his usual remedy for pro
curing sleep !, g. 80 i,-.s.s H.. ..l i 20
Tile Sultan of Turkey disburses for his
household expenses the sum of forty-sever
millions of dollars annually; he has thirty
six wives and seven hundred and eighty
female slaves. The wivesEcost him annu.
ally nearly six millions of dollars, and the
female slaves more than half million
His musicians cost him about a million
dollars each year; while his brothers and
sisters receive more7than three millions, :
- -7A-letter from Whampoa, dated the lat
ter part of January, says the tea crop is re
ported 20 be very large; but owing to the
| disturbed state of the country, and the
fear of the rebels, it does not reach the
city very rapidly. Many of the ships have
been there several months and will have
to remain long time yet before they car
get full cargoes. - -a, Ii'fg-. .-.i'r.1ssg