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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
THE NEWS. /.

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Amongst the passengers by the Europa is the
Prince de Joinville, travelling incog. Heis go
ing to Canada on fishing excursion. = I.
A letter ohm Slidell dated the 18th ult
is published, in which he says: Il do not look
forward tothe nomination of Judge Douglas as
probable or even possible event,as it ean'only
be made in opposition to the almost unanimous
sentiment of the South" - 81 ~ :
A Georgian. just in the prime of life, wht
stands six feet one inch in height, and weighs
erO pounds, has sent forth challenge to fgh
the Benecia Boy for $40, 900, the mill to com,
off during the present year. 1t is safe to affec
pluck at a distance, = -
A man named Gregg recently endeavored tt
kill his wife, in Dirt Grove, Iowa, because she
had prevented him from hanging himself shori
time before. ! 1t is fair to presume his life will
not be prolonged by any future interference on
her part. s- E,.ssze
] Rarey, the horse tanner, has been received by
the Sultan. If he could inform the latter gentle
man how to curethe moon faced beauties of his
harem of their immense extrayagance. he would
do more good to the sovereign than he can by
tanning all the vicious horses in his dominions.
The sum total of the foreign and colonial
commerce of France is TO that of England in
the proportion of fiyeto eight, and is in flour
ishing condition. During thclast ten years the
trade of France has nearly doubled, notwith-
standing during that period she had to pass
through a revolution, several financial crisis,
the Russian war and the Italian campaign.
There are different opinions as to the proba-
bility of the success of the Democratic members
of Congress in their effort to harmouize the
northern democracy and the southern democra-
ey. It is very possible that those two democra-
cies may agree to fight under one common par
ty name in the pending canvass, but if they do,
it will be simply gross and deliberate fraud.
A London letter in the New York Commercial
says: "The American provision trade is likely
to be benefited not only by great dearth of
fodder which now prevails in this country owing
to the backwardness of the season. but also by
a serious disease which has manifested itself
among the cattle, especially in the midland
counties. 1t attacks the lungs, and they die in
a few hours" ~ @
A London correspondent of the New York
Post writes: Heenan is soon to commece his
harvest by giving exhibitions. He goes to Liv-
erpooi this week, and appears in London next
week. and may. be assured of coming money
by ms mill for months to come. He is burning
Tor another fight, but it is considered certain
that sayers would be whipped, and it viii not
be permitted.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

The Editor of the Cleveland Plaindsaler, who
was at Chicago during the sitting of the Re-
publican National Convention says:-"There
was enthusiasm when Mr.. EyERTs, of New
York-a pale, scholarly looking gentleman
arose and proposed the name of VIM. H. SEWARD,
but when the name of LINCOLN was proposed
his partisans went mad, yelling like so many
devils. throwing up their hats, coats, boots, dc.
This sort Of thing increased tcn-fold when LIN
COLIN was declared nominated, and the yclls,
cat-calls, war-whoops and savage dances were
terrific indeed" 81
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
How it is Received.

The news of the nomination of LISooLN d
HAMIN, is received by the Republicansthrough-
out the entire land, with ashout of joy. Here
and there We find men, expressing regrets that
the honor did not fall upon CHASE. or Sew
ARD their Individual favorites but all are joyous
over the result, satisfied that it is good ticket
and one that is bound to win. There is no
holding back now to see whether this or that
man viii support it, or what will be said, bat
everybody starts out in. the campaign on run,
leaving those that will, follow The struggle
among the gallant Republicans of our land
seems to be, as the news reaches them, to see
who can get the first holler. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

IMPROVEMENTS OF THE AGE.-Two cen
turtles ago not one in hundred wore stock
ings. Fifty years ago not q boy in thou
sand was allowed to run at large at night.
Fifty years ago not girl in a thousand
made waiting maid of her mother. Won
derful improvements in this age! ~
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
Republican for the Campaign.

We VIII furnish the Repasblicanfrom this time
till the LIST of January next, for so cts. The
cash IN all cases to accompany the order.
VIII not the friends Of the cause and of the
paper, make an effort to extend its circulation
in their respective nelghborhoodsf Almost ey-
cry one Of their Democratic neighbors would
give the amount asked, for the Republican till
after the Presidential election, if solicited to
do go. -.-,- b = -.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

HErSAs's hacker in the late fight was lately
introduced atthe Queens drawing room. by Mr..
DALLAS, the American Minister. They should
both have been kicked out, 49,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

wThe Democracy of this township held
Primary Election to select candidate for JUS
tice, on Saturday last. The candidates were
iJoHs CAREY, Jr. and R. T. CRIrcArrELD. Esq.
The latter was chosen.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

THE DIFFEKEscE.-In Charleston, Delegates
to the Convention and visitors, had to pay $5
per day for the privilege of lying three in a
bed, or be taken to the watch-house as vagrants
and hung on a nail. In Chicago, the hotels did
not raise their regularprices and as soon as they
were full the citizens generally threw open
their doors and invited the crowd in as broth-1
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

SEVEN GOVERNORS AT CH1cAGo.-Gov-
ernor Morgan of New York, Kirkwood of
Iowa, Ramsey of Minnesota, Randall of
Wisconsin, Dennison, Of Ohio, Woods, of,
Illinois, and Morrill,, of Maine, are at the
fremont, advising their respective delega-
tions. ~. -.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

wide Awake Clubs" are forming all over
the country. and "LISooIs and HAMLN songs
for the People" are about all you'll hear in
few weeks, at the rate things are now going
Never dida nomination so effectually stir up
the souls of the masses as that just made at
Chicago. Hurry on your Little Giant"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
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Patented june 29M, 1858.

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This truly celebrated Machine took the first premium
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also at every County Fair in the State where the
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Send circular containing full particulars of prices
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All letters of inquiry, orders for machines circulars
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Machines warranted aud full directions gisenf for
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GY We have an excellent Henmer that can be at
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

. Eg-A mad COW appeared in the streets
of Buffalo on Wednesday, and badly in-
jured little child. The COW was killed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24
A Real DUN.

our subscribers will bear US witness that
1--WE do not often dun. 1t Is only when We
are really needy that we Gallon them ior heip.
pay up a part of all of thatindebtedness.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-05-24

New ADvERTBEMEsrs.- Notice of @Agents
Wanted" Also, Cleveland Wool Depot and
Sewing Machine Notice.
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efficient protection to the rights of all classes Of
citizens. whether native or naturalized, both at
home and abroad.
18th, That appropriations by Congress for
| river and harbor improvements of a national
character required for the accommodation and
security of an existing commerce, are authorized
by the Constitution and justified by the obliga-
tion of the Government to protect the lives and
property of its citizens;
10th. That railroad to the Pacific ocean is
imperatiyely demanded by the interests of the
whole country. that the federal government
ought to render immediate and efficient aid in
its construction, and that as preliminary there
to, daily overland mail should be promptly
established;
18th. Finally having thus set forth our dis
tinctive principles andyiews, we invite the CO.
operation of all citizens, however differing on
other questions. who substantially agree with
us in the opinions.
When the resolutions were read, several elic-
| lted warm applause. The resolusions in favor
| of the tariff was received with unbounded en-
| thuslasm by the Pennsylvanians and large
crowds OF outsiders. The whole delegation and
spectators rising and giving round after round
of deafening cheers.
Mr.. Carter, of Ohio, said he was confident
that all approved of the resolutions, and there
fore moved the previous question.
After short debate the resolutions were upan
imously adopted, and then a scene Vt the Wild
est enthusiasm ensued, the immense multitude
rising and giving round after round of applause,
ten thousand voices swelling into deafening
roar that for sevelal minutes rendered every at
tempt to restore order impracticable. The null
titude outside took up and re-echoed the shouts
making scene of enthusiasm excitement un-
paralleled in any similar gathering. Amidst
the confusion, a motion was made to adjourn till
10 o'clock tomorrow. Lost
Mr.. Goodrich of Minnesota. moved to go into
a ballot for President. (Much confusion, and
cries of "ballot, ballot" amidst which the
President put the motion to adjourn, and de-
clared the convention adjourned till 10 o'clock
tomorrow. fel4 .sEasfsfs 81 "a
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Personal

49,. Col Hoffman, U. 8. A, 10 at the National
-. Hon. George w. Jones, Of Iowa, late Of b.
gotta, N. G., IL at Browns -.fF..
80. IL is stated by the Syracuse Journal, thai
Speaker Littlejohn designs bringing a suit fol
libel against Mr.. Greeley, as soon as the election
f. decided.
---- Thomas g Clemson, Esq Chief Of the ag.
ricultural division Of the Patent Once, returned
Yesterday morning from his official visit to Europe
for seeds, &c The steamer Asia, In which be
came,experieGced exceedingly boisterous weather.
..-- The Savannah Republican learns, throug b
letter from Hon Howell Cobb, that the Presi-
dent and Cabinet have Col. Ruder's under
advisement, and that steps viii soon be taken for
his relief.
80. Lord Lyons has returned to Washington
His lordship states that the Prince was highly
pleased with bis trip in the United States nothing
having occurred during bis entire journey to mar
for one moment ia pleasures.
49, Capt. John Wilson, Of the Minnie Shiffsr
has, 10 Is said, claim on the Government for the
value Of a vessel called the Star and which was
unlawfully seized, condemned and sold, by the
American authorities in possession Of Matamoras
80. The Marquis Of Chandos, who, with his
wife, has been following the grand tour of the
Prince, 10 gathering collec ton Of choice paint
ings Of American scenery. The pictures are said
70 be very well chosen.
wv. Gilmore Simms, LII. ID and Paul II
Hayne, the poet, both of Charleston 3 @ and
Oliver B. Baldwin, Of Va, are among list of
Lecturers announced to appear before various lite
rafy societies OF the South during the coming
winter.
According to the ST Louis papers Mad'lle
Ella Zoyara, the great equestrenne, alta, he'd to
Dan Rice's show, whose extraordinary feats have
excited 10 much admiration, and whose sex has
been the subject of some comment, was married.
on Saturday night at the Monroe House In that
city, to Mr.. Frank Drew, the well known come
dian, who IL now attached to Mr. Rice's company
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I'D F ELL DIV S.H
s 1FRIDAYyEvENING, November 3D.
wOlfstenberger,s Mirror
ARCTIC REGIONsl

A new Painting, BY frss-clsss English Artists
Illustrating the Explorations IF Sir John rankin
DIR Kane, and Captain MoClIntock =
As exhibited at EGYPIiAN Hal LONDON for 500
consecutive nj shts TO more than half million Of
Pa ace. -..- =, = : - - = -
these Paintings have been pronounced. by Emo
PEAN ANp AMERICAN CoSNoIssIuRs, to bs the most
enchsntlng productions of artistic genius in the
pa oramic art. :
Produced from original sketches, with every At
tentlon to accuracy of detail these Paintings may
be confidently relied on; while the subject itself Is
,ep etc with scientific gems, and offers q rare and
Intellectual entertainment - = -
Inc attraction OF the Arctic subj ect--the wonder
artlstlc merit OF the painting sthe felicity OF a.
iusrat on-the eeghnce OF iction and eloQueuce of
ought conveyed by the leStute-rsrely fails to en-
The thrilIng scenes of those daring nayig atofa of
tins Arctic Zone are portrayed with a vividne 80
sta Ing that The audi ance led to believe them
selves actually amid the scenes represented
Each scene !. adorned In freseo with authentic
celebrities.
Lecture by ALrREp SMITH, Esq, of ondon.
Admission IS cents; children Is cents
LIBERAL arran .ements made with schools to ex hi
biuon on Saturday afternoon, November Sd.
Doors open at I o'clock; Entertainment COM
mences at half patti.
Ses descriptive bills. nol-S,s
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{ Mr.. CAMgEoN ON LINcoLN's CABINET, IL
sELEcTED.-A Harrisburg correspondent of the
New York Tribune says that IL 10 the opinion of
Senator Simon Cameron that Mr.. Seward will be
offered the post of Secretary Of State by Lincoln,
II elected This Is in direct costradictiou Of what
Mr. Corwin writes In the letter to Mr.. Hodge, Of
this city, which will doubtless be published IN
the Washington Iateiiigsne.r; bxf not rntiI fhc
morning Of the election day. In that letter Mr.
Corwin not only says that Ar. Liacoln tells hiul
as we stated day two since that, IL elected II
is his purpose to execute the Fugitive Slave law at
all hazards everywhere throug bout the North,
until better one to accomplish Its purpose shall
be enacted but also that he will mantain the right
of any future State to be admitted into the Union
with slavery in Its Constitution, IL its people 20
decide on coming to frame that instrument and
also that he win oppose all efforts to abolish sla-
very In the District Of Columbia against the con-
sent of its legal voters and without full compen-
sltion to the owners Of slaves in the District He
further states In the same letter that I.iucoln
avows his determination to offer the post Of Sec
rotary Of State to the Hon. VIM. c. Rives, of Va,
ard to call into his cabinet Mr. Fessenden, of Me-,
and Mr. Ewing or Mr. vinton, Of Ohio. There
can be no doubt whatever that Lincoln does not
hesitate to avow to his confidential friends that
those who expect him to aid in the destruction of
the Government by essaying to incorporate the
principle Of ''irrepressible conaictism" in his
Administration, rest under a profound mistake.
DOUGLAS IN THE SourH Douglas isagain using
the telegraphing agents Of the Associated Press,
evidently, to give publicity to bogus accounts Of
his reception throughout the South. Those In
Alabama, Tennessee and Missouri have thus been
stu6ing the Star, among other journals, with sto-
ries about his current triumphal progress through
those States, on a par with their roorbscks con-
corning the popular reception accorded to him on
the occasion of his hunt after his blessed mother
throughout Virginia, North Carolina, Ohio, Indi.
ana and the Middle and Eastern States. II IL well
known that his tour In Virginia and North Caro-
lima stripped him Of more than half the followers
he had there, while the result Of the fall elections
North, East and West prove incontestibly that IL
he was followed there by the crowds alleged to
have received him wherever he journeyed, they
Were attracted In the same way that crowds gather
around Dan Rice's show wherever his big tent
may be pitched for the nonce. His attempt to
generate the idea that be has a substantial party
in Alabama, by using the power Of the telegraph.
Ing agents to "stuff" distant newspapers to that
end, is smplya forcible Illustration Of the fact
that be is a. mendacious ever before, under de-
feats that would deter any living man but himself
from persevering In game Of false pretenses such
az his.
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AMUEEMENTS.
MUSIC, MIRTH AND MELODY.
LEHNE'S HOUSE,
Formerly StsHben Ho1fse, Pa ap bsf ID aad 81 sfs

The MANAGER Of the above named House takes
in gensrsl, that there Will Dc 3 GranS N
Entssssl nnsn1 IL MIG 1T 4 1hursdsy 9ATtR-
1850 TIE ssetrsted ser%ss Bs.i.d lit Mr. &c car
OLE OIL iPsH6LE wh9 ga. ju.t arrived from Eu-
srlections from celebrated oesras &C, &c There
viii o no PANS spared 70 psks this ofthe most
Pleas:nf ana sstint plsoes OF emusensst ever
IN Washington The pricc Of admission has been
fixed at 10 cents, The admission is small and the
'psrformanoe Is IeHuine, therefore, come one-com
ell. tno 81 III. LEHNE. Proprietor.
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III The New York anti rent suits have been
fTally disposed Of In the Supreme Court of that
State: The Court Of Appeals, it will be rernem-
bered, affirmed the judgment Of the Supreme
Court, which was In favor Of the landlord and
directed the record and proceedings to be com
United To the supreme Coust. The remititur was
filed on Tuesday morning, whereupon Judge
Hogeooom directed an order to be entered de-
claring that the judgment Of the Court of opeal,
stands as the Judgment of the Supreme Court. and
the plaintiffs nave execution against the defendant,
Tor damages and costs. Under this decision the
landlord can proceed at once to Is ue executions
of the judgments rendered for the recovery Of the
amount claimed and also the coats of the different
actions.
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UA remarkable case Of juvenile depravity
has just come to light in New York In the detec,
non OF TWO girls, each eleven years Of age and OF
respectable parentage In the crime Of shonliftino
They live 10 Brooklyn, and for two months pas
nave been In the habit Of coming over to New
York and robbing various retail dry-goods and
nancy stores OF articles TO the value Of nearly one
ferent pawnbroker establishments On searcbino
a. their homes several hundred dollars worth ~
other goods were found secreted. The parents o.
pear 70 nave been ignorant Of the crimes Of the
children, yet they should Certainly have kan, ;
better oversight Of their Offspring
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BuSISEss SUSPENSIONS excitement was
OCCASION In this city yesterday by the suspsn-
sion Of the banking house Of Josiah Lee & Co
Theif ansirs have been put I'm the hands of trus.
tees and at present no definite statement NJ tbai
precise condition can he given. great many
Iumors are OF course in circulation but az would
De imposs bic to separate the false from the true.
financial institutions in this city tbouoh In tLs
last Few years Its proprietorship has been emit relv
changed by the withdrawal Of former partners
MssIs Appleton Co, bankers, a recently
eso oisned house, also suspended yesterday The
great fal In prices at the Stock Board especially
OF tne copper mining stocks, il given as the cause
OF these suspensions -Bdltimors American
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From NEW MExIco-The New Mexican mail
pendence. - i"ue
Mr.. Anoerg has recovered 60 Of his mules tina,
were stolen by the Indians-in all probability MI
he will ever get back GA
hostile Indians are all around Santa Fe and tbs
being murdered. Ao' AeAi VI
There 10 no news from the army in the mount.
ans, sent In pursuit OF the Navajo Indians
NO hostile Indians were seen on the mains and
The news nom there Is of no Importance. anu
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A MOTHER LIFE SAVED BY SCHENcK,s
"A PULMONIC SYRUP

This Is to certify that have been going In de-
elm elm for % more than two years vas FIRST taken
get sioe then hsye sass
short time Whsnsysr would take cold I would on
sSs hSsrfe and you'd take long while e &c.
mach, ard got so weak that could scarcely get
have son ,iS' the
Last Fan took another cpd which settled ON nv
fsH away to nothing but skin and bone had pain
gen Of .s S.as
appetite was ali gone, and could think of nothing
YOU'D feel dull aro~ss low G spirited T. and
body that know me thought was far gone in Con
Hearing SO much of DR.. Sehenck, l thought the
next ThIrsdsy, being in Baltimore, ! would go
with his ,Respi,cmetor; so, In Feb1u.fy last. |
called ~ him, and was examined. He said my liver
was affected ali the vsI down. or the tube: Of the
| lungs could not fairly understand vhat he called
~ &c 81: s NJ ia scs
os S SSTsS 81 n
syrup, the sesSsed Tonic and the MsnSrsfe PIs
p S sna T91S G hold Of live. and
xSad bss sven md
bo1ss got fss1 .nd For *:
ast two months my cough has left me, aud ENJOY
bilious, hut can generally remove IT with q dose
tbMfn ID , Pis called on Dr. schsnck to day
At Elkridse's Landing, ON the road TO washington
CITY. nine miles from Baltimore, where every per
son thsre knows me. ELIzABfrH HUI
DIR, SCHENCK will be in Washington again
% . Wsannes ,ay Nov; ath; ri: agency ats
Ir . y also at the Drug Store Of .. 8. Hance, No
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NJ EOTiCE.-A regular meeting oft q Rsn,h
W. licaa AZ ociaIiOn will b. held at the MI
GasB TONIGHT. BEN r. WILKINS. E,q. Of
NlrEluIa, v ii ardrrss the Association TIE NH =
are invited to attend
M NATiOxAL VOLUNTEERS, ATTEN-
S TON There will meeiing Of the IA
Nov. LIST, at O'Clock at the nall 81 the Jactso,
Deg 9eia.ls as eiatIsn a he members, aad trose
slshi4g 70 become members, are requested 10 he
wlI De Transacted. Ny order
in GANTT, Seer sry. = fis-id'f T. =.