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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25

CONFLICTING DEMANDs.-Down in Vir-
ginia, the Bell men demand the Withdrawal
from the canvass of both Douglas and
Breckenridge, as The only mode Of fdefeating
Lincoln. In Pennsylvania the Douglas
men insist that Bell men shall withdaw.
In New Jersey, the Douglas men say there
is no hope unless Breckenridge leaves the
field; and so on, from on end to the other
of the Union; the Republicans, meanwhile
marching steadily forward to victory, quite
Indifferent in regard to who withdraws Or
who runs-whe.her one or three keeps the
field, or whether (what would show most
good sense) all surrender and let "Old Abe"
walk over the course without a fight
Al6aay Journal. III f3fE
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HIeHrALur1N.-Somebody at political
meeting in Delaware, very improperly said
uncivil things Of General Scott, whereup-
on Mr.. Briggs arose in his defense. The
following is his eloquent speech:
Mr.. President: Whoever says Gen. Scott
is not patriot, should be kicked out of
the back door of public contempt; rolled
down the gutter of degradation picked up
with the tongs Of general execution, and
buried in the waters Of oblivion!"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25
News.

Aservant girl in Edinburg, Scotland, de
lighted with the improvement effected by
painters who were at work in the house,
m-the absence of her mistress, painted
over the most valuable furniture, including
the pianno, mirrors, &c.--Mr. Buchanan
is oturn author after the 4th of March next,
when he will write biography Of William
7Lowndes, for Bonner's Ledger. We ex-
pect soon to hear that Mr.. Tyler has taken
charge of daily journal and engaged
Frank Pierce as q reporter.---Garibaldi
has been attended throughou. his expedi-
tion by the Countess de Ia Tore, who
wears a short robe and loose trowsere, as
well as boots and spurs, and carries re-
volver and cavalry sabre, which she uses,
it is said with rare precision. ,.-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25

The easthqnake mentioned by telsgaph
on The 18th inst, as having occurred that
morning in Maine and Canada, appears 70
bsve extended over . considerable trsct OF
country. 1t was fell ia northern New
York, New Hampshire, Connecticut Maine,
and in several parts of Canada East. Il
occurred about quarter to SIX O. clock N
the morning, and its duration IS variousIy
estimated al from half minute to min
ute. At all the places where noticed, the
shock was of considerable violence; bat its
greatest force appeared TO be in Canada'
East, where two distinct shocks were
felt A correspondent ofthe Montreal Ga
zette says:
"a few minutes before six O. clock this
morning my whole household was startled
by the sudden shaking of the house. Ser
wants and others rushed about in dismay.
Twas awakened from a sound sleep by o
motion like being jolted in light spring
wagon driven rapidly over corduroy road,
or rather over the bridges sometimes seen
in the country, covered with small poles in
stead of planks. The motion was rapid,
and more vertical than lateral"
"A gentlemen residing in stone house in
Alexander street, says he was awakened
at quarter to six O clock yesterday by the
rattling of the door aud window sashes of
his house, and looked out of the window,
imagining there was strong gale of wind.
Finding that this was not the case, and the
rattling being most violent in the rear of
the house, be went to one of the windows
there and became aware that it was an
earthquake. The whole house was shaken,
and articles of furniture perceptibly mosed
with an oscilating motion. The move
ment lasted about three quarters of min
ute, as nearly as he could judge.
In different parts of the country the
shock was felt at the same hour, and much
in the same way at Montreal. A tele-
gram from the superintendent of the Grand
Trunk railway, at Richmond, C. E., dated
yesterday morning says:-A sharp shock
of earthquake was felt here and all along
the line, at a quarter to six this morning.
At Richmond and Sherbrooke bedsteads
and furniture we're moved, and stoves
knocked down. At Quebec and below
that city the shock was sharply felt, and
at Burlington it rung the bell of doors.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25
EE There is an old story which repr,

H There is an old story which repre-.
sents a couple of sagacious croues discours-
ing on the probable principle which guided
Adam in the names he gave to animals.
One asserted that he did not see why he
called a lion by the name lion. "Why,'
replied the other, "that is simple enough to
me. He called it lion because it looked
like lion!' We doubt if the Democratic
party could now get its appelation on such
principle of naming. Nobody would
think of calling it "a Democratic pariy.-N
Y Post .-r-- -.---- u =. q
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Givesit Up.

The New York Herald gives it up. In
its issue of the l9ih it says: 5.1 81. :
The day of redemption of New York
has gone by. She will vote for lincoln,
and if by a majority equal to the whole
population of Kansas it will not surprise
us. There is no genuine fusion between
the Breckenridge and Douglas facions.-
The breach has winded between them since
these late elections.
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.lIAaiaeent Ce..asy Nsyts. I.


HURON CouNrr-The Norfolk Reflector
of October 18th, says; We learn that
quarrel occurred bstWeea two sons Of EN-
erald Isle, in this place, %. Sunday last, in
which one of them vas stabbed seriously
though not dangercusly We learn that
three vounds ere indicted.
AsIrrApuIA -Co-Thss Conaeaut Re-
porter Of the 18th says: The first frost of
the season on the Lake Shose was visible
Tuesday morning. The ground was white
enepgh though Vegetable tops we're scarce
'ly harmed. '''i - 'll'' - - 9 -
PoRrAGE Co.-The Reveuna Democrat
Of the 18th says: While the occupants Of
the premises were absent at the Carrots
vile Fair, on Friday, the houses of Amos
Hawley and Asabel Hawley, were broken
open by robbors. From the premises of
Amos Hawley 5000 in money was stolen.
Eatables was lhe subject Of plumber. On
the same day two houses were broken open
on the road between Garettsville an Man
tina station.--Jas. Kelley, Of Campbells-
port, a blacksmith, choked to death at his
own supper table on Sunday night last.
A post mortem examination proved that
be was choked to death by . piece of
meat, some three inches long and three
foarths Of an inch thick. This great piece
of meat was lodged at tie entrance to the
winpipe, upon the Pomum Addni, or"Ad-
ans apple" ,ir oar Hissaos
MAHoxIka Co.-The Youngstown Sen
tinel of 17th says That Col. Todd is re-
covering frem his recent illness, and is again
able to be up and aboue-Mr. Skinner
Hine, of Boardman, fell from an apple
tree on Friday last, distance of about IL
feet, while picking apples, breaking his
right leg below the knee and dislocating
his right shculder.-Another terrible ac-
cident has been caused by the brass can
non kept at Youngstown. A salute was
being fired iu honor Of the Republican vic
tories, when charge exploded premature
ly, tearing to pieces the arms oftwo young
men named Charles Patten and Frank Our
sler. The former died of bis wounds, and
the latter had his left arm amputated.-
This makes the fifth or sixth person that
has been crippled By the same cannon.
SUMMIT Co.-The Akron Beacon of the
18th says: On Thursday evening last,
Messrs. Edgerton and Sperry had stopped
at the Empire Hotel, and hitched their
horses to post on :ha east side. The
night was very dark. 0ngetting into the
buggy and attempting 10 rein the horse,
they found him ungosernable, and be
stared at full speed. Being well broken he
was checked by the word. On getting out
it was found that both reins acre un5mc-
kled. The Martingale was carried Off
Their lives were placed 10 great jeopardy,
and but for the obedience of the horse
they could hardly have escaped without
great personal ihjury.--On the occasion
Of the Republican Jubilee, on Friday eve
ming, a large American flag bearing the
names of Lincoln and Hamiin, and apt
notices, was suspended over Market street
by line from the Empire block 10 the
building opposite. In the morning it was
found pulled down, lying in the middle of
the street, badly torn. Threats were heard
the night before that the flag should he
torn down. a.--I- saat
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ANnrnER DEnonRar1c P,

ANOTHER DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN CAN
roN.-We are assured that the office Of
the Summit Democracy is TO be removed
from Akron to Canton, forthwith; that Mr..
j. Hays Webb, the editor, has already ta-
ken rooms Of H. l.. Vogelesang and will
issue the first number next week.-Can-
ton Rep. sets-s sI..s.., 4 8
This move is made to set up a Douglas or
gan 10 Canton, the old and influential Stark
County Democrat having pronounced for
Breckenridge sealously soon erhis Don-
ination. ~ y $1,000 =. Z. IL
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25

The Banner TowE.-Andoyer is the
Banner Township in Ashtabula county.
She cast at the late election 2l4 votes, snd
t,Oo hundred and tvelve Of these for Brin-
kerhcfl The Andoverities may well feel
proud Of the position they hold in the ss-
tlmation of Republicans elsewhere, as the
Banner Township of the county, and we
doubtnot the Banner Township of the
State. A larger Republican vote will be
polled for Lincoln, aud Hamlin, without any
increase of Democratic strength. Con.
neaut Reporter. ra. 80. 4
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From tlle Mails.

The Superintendent of Indian Affairs
has written the Secretary of the interior,
giving information of the murder of Rev.
Morris Brangnier, Missionary to the Crow
Indians, by party of Oncpapa Sioux.
According to-a decision just pronounced
in New York Court of Appeals there is no
law in that State for Furnishing murder in
theft rst degree at all! The law of last
winrer having abolished the only statute
which defined the mode of punishment,
no Corut or other tribunal has any right
to prescribe that mode. This seems 10 be
very curious and purely technical con-
struction. But it comes from the Court Of
last resort, and is, of course, final and de-
ciSive.
The Navy Department issued orders on
Thursday for the Syria relief storeship to
remain in Boston Till the goth inst, in or
der that larger contributions may be receiv-
ed in aid of the people of Syria. The
New York subscription now amounts
TO nearly $4,000.
The Piqua Inquirer records shocking
causaliy which occurred in Shelby county
few days ago. A daughter of Mr.. John
Hart, while engaged in boiling sugar, had
the misfortune to have her clothes catch
fire, burning her so badly that death en-
sued. Miss Hart was an estimable young
lady, and leaves large circle of friends
and acquaintances to mourn her sudden and
untimely end.
About O'Clock Thursday morning a fire
broke out in the bakery of M. Q. Worts q
Son, Toledo, consuming that and seveteen
other buildings. The Blade says the loss
is estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25

OBIrURY.-Died, at his old residence in
Pennsylvani., of internal corruption, on the
evening of Oct. 9th, Sham Democracy ;
whose grandfather was Nullifcat ion, whose
father was disunion. He leaves an only
son, Slavery Extension, in very feeble
health. He cannot survive, and his funer-
al will probably be attended on the Fourth
of March next at Washington. The ser
vices will be conducted by A. Lincoln
Friends of the family are invited to be
present. ~. Y. = ,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25
WIn New Lynne. an odd Democrat ",

E In New Lyme, an old Democrat was
missed from the polls. 1t was said that
bis wife Influenced him to stay away. To
wards night he was seen crossing the fields
near the polls, to milk. Canyassers of his
party took after him and run hin, down.
Thegreat strife was, who should get his
vote. He soon decided-aIf must vote
give me a Republican ticket" -Asa, SEN
t;nel. 7ii.5. ,i,sas 4,I.Ie e3'ssqi 5ai25
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25

MAsoNrc.-Yesterday afternoon. the
Grand Lodge of Ohio, now in cession in
this city, elected the following officers:
NV. Horace M. Stokes, of Lebanon
Grand Master. -ci-if- -atfl a
R. W. Geo. w. Webster, of SteuLen-
vile, Grand Senior Warden.
R. W. Lueian G.. Jones, of Hartford,
Trumbuh county, Grand Junior Warden.
R.W: w. j. Phillips, of Cincinnati,
Grand Treasurer,
R. w. S. D. Caldwell, of Cincinnati,
Grand Observation-Disclosures Statesman.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25
IAMother,xLove.

Earth holds no symbol. has no living sign.
To image forth the m0fhef's deathless 1--we. =
a No one save she who has known the
ID ''dearest groans Of mother" can fully ap-
preciate the heroisrn of the despair that
prompted the slave-mother few nights
since, near Sandusky, to cast her babe
from her rather. than to carry it back to
bondage. Of all the arguments hurled
against slavery, the one employed by that
mother stands unparalleled. The man-hun-
ters were on ber tack ;roused from sleep,
that mother snatched her babe from its
warm bed,7 hastily wrapped a thin sheet
about it and fled into outer midnight-with
deeper midnight in her soul-and rs the
blood. hounds gained upon her, threw away
her child, feeling that she was doing a
mothsr's duty in TINS abandoning her off
spring to q lingering and painful death by
exposure, if thus she could save its body
from manacles and the lash. +" 90 SFAS
Let the white mother who, without fear
of kidnappers, nightly nes,les her babe to
her bosom, and when it has dropped into
the land of dreams gently lays it in its
cradle, tucks initssiny c5uhtefpaos, shades
its eyes from the FIRE or rlamp-light, and
lays the whole household under pledge not
to disturb the baby, fancy, If She can, the
agony Of that black mother during that
night ride towards the land Of bondage.
How every moan of the wind was the Icsy
OF her perishing babe, how every rustline
noise was the nesting still closer of her
child, and how she dared not to utter an
audible groan lest the wires should tell the
tale to some human brute left behind, and
be, follow the track of the fugitive, hunt
up the itsje ehattle, saFe its life, and doom
II 10 lifelong unrequilted servitude. n
Truth did Mrs. Hemans write:
= There is none
In all tiis c6ld and hollow world, no fount
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25
THE GREAT HOLLAND nEM EDY.

BGRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERs.-Persons sub
ject to sick headache, will find B9rhaves
Holland Bitters sure safe and pleasant remedy 1t
soothes the throbbing head, corrects acidty the
stomach assists dgesom and creates heaty appetite.
eaectual remedy. The fact that it is Sery popular
medicine throughout all the Holland settlements in Wis
consn, New York. Michigan, Illinois and Indiana speaks
mnch in its favor. See Advertisement in another col
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-10-25
A Sensation Heading.

Our republican contemporaries in Illinois
may be excused for a little exultation over
the result of Indiana, Pennsylvania, and
Ohio. The following head, introducing
the news, is from the Alton Courier. 1t
takes down every thing of the sort that
has appeard for long time:
Brightly Breaks the Morning Penn
sylrania All Right! Ohio All Right!!
Indiana All Right!l!- The "Curtin' y
Rises in Glory !!!-Our aLane no Longer
Shady The "Old Keystone" follows the
Lead of Vermont and Maine !!-Indiana
Enrolls under the Banner of FREEDOM =
Ohio True to her Principles L. Amt
you glad you joined the Republicans
Long Legs vs.. Short Legs-Wbere is the
Little Suckers Mother !-'sNot There, Not
There, My Child !"-The Faithful Greet
Abraham The People Rise up and call
Him Blessed Lincoln and Victory!!-
March On March On!!-God's ways seem
dark, but soon or late they touch the shin
ing bills of day!!
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fET The Detroit Tribune says that Mr..
Douglas well emphasize "my great princi-
pie" for if We are to Judge from the cleo
fion returns, it is nobody else's principle.
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Marriaae 9otiees.

Married-On the 18th inst, at the residence of the
brides mother in Prairie tp.. by Rev. j. H. VAN BROOK
LIN, Mr.. ROBERT S. Clancy and Miss LYDIA P.
CRAWFORD, both of Holmes co.
--In MiIlersburg. Oct. 23d 1850 by Rev. J. H.
VAS BRocKLIS. Mr.. SAMUEL B. KIDD and Miss DE-
LILAH GRANT. both of Holmes county. n
--Oct Cd, by Rev. J. C. GILLIAN, Mr.. JACOB
SHUT and Miss HANNAH LONGENECKER, all of
Holmes county. =z-----
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ACCIDENT IN STARK CouTY.-On the
9th inst. an interesting child of four years,
daughter of Mr.. Johu Quinn, of Alliance,
was struck by a passing engine of the P.
Fl. w. & c. R. R., and killed almost in-
stantly.
A young man named Warner. aged eigh-
teen, son of DR.. Warner, of Canton, fell
from rope, and broke both his arms
The rope was stretched some fifteen or
twenty feet from the ground, and the young
man, together with several associates, was
practising upon it, a la Blodnsn. =
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@ = Re q 2 !

sweRELIGIOUS NOTICK-The " ooster and
~ Tuscarawas conferences of the Ohio Syn cd of
the Evangeii:a al Lutheran Church, will hold a meeting
in Millersburg. commencing Thursday evening, Nov.
lst Ministers and delegates will report themselves
sired that persons from distance clerical and lay vis
tor inform the minister in charge, by letter. of their
intention to be present at the meeting that the
cessary arrangements may be made for their comfortable
entertainment.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE eopartnerhip heretofore existing under the nanre
and style Of Weston Spanger, Is thisdsy dissolved
cern.- = midi fsrl-.sf f.-s "a -la.-.rrra afit
H. s. Weston Is authorised to collect all dues to the
nm Of weston& spanger and pay all debts the
WESTON & SPANGLER-.
Millersbury, July -. 1860.
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Administrat tor,s Notice.

NOTICE hereby given that the undersigned has this
IN day been appointed and qualified ~ sdm.nstrator
Of the estate of Thomas Dovsl decd lats Of Holmes
county, Ohio. WILLIAM DOwEEL, Admir-.
Oct. H. 1850, ~.
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ROAD NOTICE.

KrOTIcE Is hereby given that petition will ,bc pre-
IN seuted to the Commissioners Of Holmes county, o.
a their next session. to be held at the Auditors Office
said Holmes county, the arst Monday of December
A. D. 1860 att o'clock p II. OF said day, praying oi
the establishment of county road, 70 commence on The
Bolivar road at the south east Of the
quarter Of section number township
ber fifteen range number twelve In Satcrsek township
in said Holmes county thence to east the section
line or a. near therto good road be made until
said road shah the public road between Middle
town. in said Holmes county, and Maysville in Wayne
county, and there to stop. - q -
Sept. IS, Is60.-6w4 7si 'i.s -~as 7sav : .liF
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Sold, Sold By ! Fl EERGIN, Nillersburg, ohi'

NEURALGIA-This painful and cornuaon disease,
which physicians do not appear fully to understand viii
be greatly relieved and in most instances permane Mt
cure may be effected. by the of WILSON'S PILLS,
which regulate the staniach and bowels and produce
pain. They prepased by B. l.. FAHSEsrook L Co.,
wholesale Druggists, and proprietors of B. L. Fahne
stocks Nermfuge, No. Co. corner of Wood and Fourth
Streets Pittsburgh, Pa and sold by II. Yergn and
Raft, aud merchants generally.
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Special fofcss. 2
HUMPHREYS !
Ec1FrC 4
Goneopatbir Remedies

HAEE now been before the public for ase years, and
Ill have every where won GOLDEN opiniens from the
many thousands who have used them
Simple free from intricay. tecldcaiity, or danger,
they have become the and aid OF the parent
traveller nurse or invalid and have become the family
and medical adviser Of thousaus of families
No where have they been tried without having been
approved and their highest appreciaon among those
NIB. fun set of Humphreys Homeopathic speci-
des, with Book of Directions and twenty rem
edies in large vias case in plain case,
25 cents and so cents.
These Remedies by the single box case, arc sent
by mail or express, free of charge to any address, on
receipt of the price. Address
Dr.. f. HUMPHREYS & CO.
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Fl XERGIN, Millersburg Ohio.
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In all this cold and hollow world, no fount
Ofdeep. strong. deathless love, save that within
mothers breast-------."-G
Herald
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LOST.

nN the 2oth Of August, 1850, fine Detached Lever
IHuntng Case Silver Watch, ANY person finding
said Watch and leaving It at the Jewery Store Of I
Cook hillersburs With the owner shall be s9ssSeS
rewarded c. " WARSkhs
eert. a. 1889. .faT .l -sl -Na'
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

DIED-0n the 18th inst. Mrs MARY BIGHAM, CO
Fort Of EBENEzER BINGHAM in the Goth year o: her al
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FOR CHILDREN

wcsay to parents if your children sickly. puuy,
afflicted with complaints prevalent among children,
give them small quantity of MeLean's Cordial and
will make them healthy fat and robust Delay Rota
moment try it and YOU will be convinced.
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ACCENTS

p ga'afla'o AGENTS.. 1oi 10 50
Il. YERs1N. Milhrsburg. sSl hoeg s'sis
WM.g BEERBoWER, Fredericksburg, ggIa
A. GARDENER. Mt. Holly. .rs-ss- asa
March Is, 1s6o-3o
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Lack over the Est; make up case OF what kind you
chooses and Inciose the amount in current note or sups
hy vail 10 our address No. 56s Broadway, NevYork
md he medicine be duly returned BY mail express
u AGENTS wANTED-ws desire an active efcient Agent
;or the sale Of Remedies IN every town or community
In the United States. Address pr. HUMPHkkfS Co.
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OVER a BILLION OF BOTTLES

Do you wish to be healthy and strong. Then go at
and of McLeans Cordial 1t will strength
and iuvorste your whole system, causing healthy
and pare circulation of blood to How through every
vein andth rich rosy bloom of health to mount
cheek again. t7'- aHs 4-s