Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-19
THE NEWS.


rested, but would probably cheat the gallows of
its due should be serve all his chattcls the same
way.
Mrs. Frederick Rosenburger, of Seneca coun-
ty, met with terrible death recently. Her
daughters were about to take buggy ride, when
the horse ran and one of the shafts struck Mrs.
R. in the abdomen and impaled her on it. 1t
entered several inches, and she was carried fifty
feet and thrown against fence.
The contributions to the Pemberton Mills,
Lawrence. Mass, amount to $65,579, and the
amount disbursed is $4,000. The balance is
invested for the manned and orphaned.
The great cotton mill of Messrs Mayall at
Mossley England, was burned on the 22d ult.
1t had 10000 spindles, and the loss is estima-
ted at S75O,OOO.
Revolutionary soldiers have become scarce
indeed. The great feature of the celebration of
the 4th at Madison, Wis was the presence of
Nathaniel Ames. now In his hundredth year
Mr.. Ames was in Washington army two years
and half, and was present when Major Andre
was hung. He is remarkably well preserved
for centenarian.
Richard Martz has been tried in Huron eoun-
ty for killing Joseph Newman in the affray
near Monroeville some weeks ago, and acquit-
ted. 1t was not proven that he struck the fatal
blow.
The recent Spelling Match of the Warren Un-
ion Schools attracted large audience. Five or
six of the class were not conquered by words
selected from McGuffey's Spelling Book, and it
was necessary 10 call in the assistance of Web
ster's unabridged. Books to the value of $50
were distributed as prizes.
The store of Messrs Longenbacker d. Co .Liv-
erPool, Medina county, was entered a few nights
ago, and robbed of about 5 900 worth of goods.
Austin and Ira, from York, aged Is and 81 years
have been arrested for the crime and sent to
Jail. A portion of the goods was recovered
The young men had previously sustained good
characters, and lived at home with widowed
mother.
The rush to see the Great Eastern at 81 per
head is not very great, ranging from 500 to 500
per day. The price will have to be reduced at
least ehalf to make the exhibition go off well,
and then Barnum says there is no resurrection
for dead curiosity.
The morning of the 4th the livery stable of
Thomas Cox in Detroit was burned, and IL
horses perished in the flames. The scene is de-
scribed as horrible in the extreme.
| The total number of vessels passed through
the Welland Canal this year up to the Both of
June, was l277-a large increase upon the same
period last year.
Large numbers of Swedes are settling in Kan
sas this season. Some 10000 Swedes are ex-
pected to locate near Alatho, Kansas, in the
course of few months.
The census takers in Utah will have a lively
time in overhauling the households of the Saints
especially the patriarchs. Brigham issaid to be
very indignant at the questions propounded
touching family affairs.
Mr.. A L. Harris, former local editor of the
State Journal, has purchased the Coshocton Age,
and will do good service TO the Republican
cause in that ripe harvest field.
Mr.. Steiner assembled in balloon from Mil
waukee on the 4th, and landed in Lake Michi-
gan miles from the East shore. He got safely
to land. He crossed the Lake, 80 miles, in two
hours and 20 minutes.
Is is stated that Hon. Thomas Corwin is to
canvass Southern Indiana, for Lincoln and Ham
lin. Clay and Corwin will do good work
among the Hoosiers.
A new daily Breckenridge paper, called the
Enquirer, is TO be established in Milwaukee by
Messrs. Ellis d Swineford. A German paper
at Milwaukee, the See Bote, supports Brecken-
ridge and Lane. Four or five weekly Demo-
cratic journals of Wisconsin have run up the
same flag. So has the Argus d Democrat at the
Capitol.
Five Florida journals support the Bell and
Everett ticket.
Andrew johnson of Tenn, who was one OF
the many candidates proposed by the Douglas
interest for the Vice Presidency, has surrender
ed to the Breckenridge movement. Mr.. john
son was the first choice of the Tennessee dele
CATION for President at Charleston.
The Tibm,e's Washington dispatch says that
at the end of Mr. Buchanan's term the public
debt will probably be eighty odd n illions, ex-
elusive of balance $2O,000,0OO, transferred to
him by Mr.. Pierce.
The English are about to expend $50 ,000,.
600 on Notifications, which is delicate hint te
Napoleon that he cant come in" upon them
with arms in his hands save at his own proper
peril.
There was terrible affray at picnic below
Louisville on the 4th, which resulted in the
death of Samuel McHugh and four Germans.
DR.. Alex. Shields, for twenty years one of the
leaders of the Democratic party in sangamor
County, Illinois, is now making Republican
speeches, and goes for Lincoln and Hamlin.
The Chicago Democrat says it cannot but nc.
knowledge the justice of God when it sees the
South is furnishing Douglas for his treachery IL
the repeal of the Missouri Compromise. Doug.
las made a Judas of himself all but getting the
thirty pieces of silver. Like Judas, he should
get his pay in advance.
L. o. Colvin has patented machine for milk.
ing cows, which is said to work well and save
labor. -Four sockets receive the teats, and the
milking is done by two air pumps easily work.