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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-01
RED sULpHUR SPRINGS,

A. RE - u l. X SPRINGS.
YENYMoNRoE COUNTY, VIRGINIA; A;-The
sssr~ala-l proprietors of this old and celebrated
Watering Place respectfully inform the pu bile that
their place VII be pen for the reception Of yis-
to mere enumeration of the diseases tor The cure
OF which this water ls ce brated, referring the
reader 10 a pamphlet lust published by William
buFke, NJ. D., which Will he sent free OF charge by
the proprletoTs on application. the diseases for
tue rehef of which this water is most remark
able s'N chronic ph,hIsis, aTyE gtis, bronch tbs,
luactinnai utecsse of the heart, hypertrophy of
The heart mucous dlarrhTa irrtablllty of the
neTvesp p:Otnclne 81 plessnoss, irritation of the
k.dne's and bladder iithic acid gravel, chronic
affections OF the liver, amenorT hTa, dysmenor
fhea nIenorrhsgia, chro,Sc sp!entis. chronic gas
trts hemorrhQids, scroiuta chronic eruptions of
The skin. The DEPOT of this place is on the Va.
whence, before the first of july pa8sen RS will he
convey ed trI-wePhiy, bF DAYLIGHT, distance of 3s
miles, over hne read and through most pictu
fesQue and beautiful scenery, From the first of
July TO the frat of October there will bs a DAILY
IlNE, and after the first of October again q tri-
weekly while any visitors remain.
to the WhIe Sulphur, whittier the Stages will pro
cesd VIA Salt Suirhur making their night stand at
ned Sulphur. There will be constant and regu-
tar communication 10y Stages with White aud Salt
Su phur, and the Sweet and Red Sweet Springs.
Daily mails arrive from North and South.
T.s CAMPBELL It co;
Red Sulphur Springs Va. April rs lie 2m
aA,A rHE ASHLAND HOTEL This
fmT popular resort. situated sixteen miles
4u.-.a.k-1 from RICHMOND, IN the beautiful and
tGu .lnE liage of ASHLAND, on the Richmond
fredeucksburg and Potomac Railroad, is now
open for visitors, and is prepa ed TO accommo
da1e families with good fare and every thing desi
labie. The head OF the family will be furnished
with Free Ticket between Ashland and Rich
t9r further information, apply at Superintend-
ents ofhee hchmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
-. JNo. l.. THOMPSON, Proprietor,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12
High Watera.

The recent rains have raised the streams in
tins locality higher tisan they have been or ma-
ny years We hear Of bridges washed away.
and ether damage done by the food. all arOund
us. FeHces along Killbuek bottom all have a
downward tendency. The Rail Road track be-
tween Holmcsrille and Fredeieksburg wss 50
much injured as 70 stop the running of the
trains for one day. We hear OF much loss Of
drowning of hogs, sheep and other stock. Mr..
DANIEL WoLGANoT. residing about two miles
NorthAef Milisneurg. lost about so sheep by
drowning or rather by carelessness.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

ss Snow, IN GERMANY.-A letter from
Prussia says-the fall of snow this winter
exceeds anything on record. BY the latest
accounts from the Giants Mountains, We
heard that the snow drift had continued for
three weeks almost without intermission,
and villages were completely showed up,
SO that the Inhabitants were hardly able to
keep window at the top Of their houses
open to admit little daylight. The cat
tie suffer greatly from the heat in the sta
bles, 'occasioned BY the masses Of snow
resting on the roofs and excluding every
breath of air, and it is feared that an cpl
demic will break out among than in conse-
quence.-Boston IfdveRer. N, -. 49,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12
TRAVELLERS, DIRECTORY.

The following shows the time of departures
and arrivals on the G. z. d G. r. R. at Miilers-
burg and. Cleveland: d r., e,
RuxSase HoRrB. 4cconmoddtioss leaves
Millersburg at l.33 P. NJ, and arrives at Cleve-
land at 7.35.
The Esprsss leaves Millersburg at GAS A. NJ,
and arrives at Cleveland al IL %.
RUNNING SoUTH-Accouuaodoti leaves Cleye-
land at 9.45 A. NJ, and arrives at Millersburg
ct 4.o2 p. NJ. -.sa -..g = IS. :
Ezgress leaves Cleveland al S.35 P. NJ, and
arrives at Millersburg at l2.45.
- The Ezprcss train running North con-
necfs at Orrvllfe with the East aad West trains
On the P. Fl. ". and G. 4. r. isefref-4 az I
p, Ff. .<S c. n. r.
The following table gives the time of srriyal and
parture Of trains on the Pittsburg Ft Wayne &chgt
Rail Road, at Orrville- . -g,.-s.-l b.
rs.x,a GOING wEsr-sd -g.y
Passenger Train asa and - si I'm.
a ONCE Asst.
% {. i &. N.ilP.sseneer ds- Sal z-ss 1e.is S hM.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12
Spirit of the Washington Let
ESQ uQv sr- ters. ee4lF .e1iol p.
The Philadelphia Gazette's letter says


a7si goo a.fe-p WASHINGTON, April 8.
r 1t is evident from the failure of Mr..
Schell, the Collector, and Mr.. Butterworth,
the Superintendent of the Assay office in
New York, to appear before Mr.. Covode's
committee yesterday, that they intend to
thwart the investigation by every available
means, and to throw obstacles in the way
of any further developments. This is one
of the immediate results of the Presidents
Message, for when Mr.. Schell first testified
he stated that thirty or forty thousand dol
lars had been raised IN New York to his
knowledge, exclusive of other funds, which
had been paid over 10 Mr.. Pitt, to operate
in Pennsylvania. The understanding was
that he should produce the list of contri-
butors at the next meeting, but in the
meantime the message had been sent to
the House, and he refused when intsrroga-
ted. The committee have sent him anoth-
er summons, and they intend to insist up
on the evidence required, even if it should
be necessary to invoke all the powers of the
House, and to send him to Jail as cornpan-
ion from Mr.. Hyatt. 1t is proper the
country should know who subscribed the
money in New York, and who received
it in Pennsylvania. If Presidential cleo
tions are really controlled by such agencies,
and new political organizations are only
formed in order that mercenary managers
may all fill their pockets, it is time that
such corruption shnuld be thoroughly ex-
posed. I'll g71 55 c@la
! The committee have got on the track Of
the venal appliances by which Pennsylva-
MIA was carried four years ago, and the
Presidential contest decided. They must
probe tito the bottom, and let the public
see for themselves the evidence of that in
iquity and wholesale fraud by which the
power of this government and the control
of three hundred millions of dollars for
years, were acquired. The fact is notori-
Gus, and doubtless will be established by
proof, that subscribers to the New York
hotel corruption fund based their claims to
recognition upon the strength of those con-
tributions, and are now holding some Of
the highest and most valuable Offices in
the gift of the President. a0. 81 .r1siL
The New York Posts letter says: qob
WASHINGTON, April 5.
The Democrats finds it almost as hard to
get comfort out of the Rhode Island cleo
tion as fire out of cucumbers. The vote
shows so distinctly that the result is en-
tirely owing to Republicans and Americans
who voted for one of their own men, that
it cannot be claimed as a Democratic vic
tory. There can be no denial, however,
that the news from Rhode Island produces
some disquiet among the Republicans, and
the Conservatives are clamorous to-day
for the nomination of Bates, Mclean, or
Fremont at Chicago. 80.
A large number Of Douglas men at The
North and West are now here, and offer to
bet on his nomination. Connecticut Dem
ocrats admit that no one but him can carry
that State, and Administration men are
equally certain that he cannot. 49,.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

Co The PBEsIDEN's PRoTEsT.-The Pres.
ident's extraordinary message to the House
was referred to the Judiciary Committee,
of which Mr.. Hickman, of Pa, is Chair
man. It's stated that he has completed
his reply to the Presidents protest, aud
will soon submit it to the Committee
He controverts and denies the position
assumed by the President, aud maintains
the right of the House to investigate the
acts Of the President orsny other Exscu-
tive officer. I .1 sss raisssiat
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12
Virginia al Charleston.

The. Democracy of Virginia are evident
ly taking an intense interest in the election
of delegates to the Charleston Convention,
and the proceedings of each district, as it
chooses its representatives, attract almost
as much attention as State Convention
in Pennsylvania which would choose full
delegation to cast the twenty seven votes
of the State. e'oH 77.- 81 49, y s
At the recent Convention of the Ninth
electoral district, resolutions dennnciatery
of the Douglas platform on the Territorial
question were laid on the table by vote
of four to one. sia afH4 g7t seq
In regard to the general result in the
State, the Richmond EAquirer, Wise
organ, of the Sd inst, thus criticises the
calculating of the Eransaner, Hunter
organ: 7,--h iat-i '7ro'sl -a1i l.'1s
'This reduces the Examiners estimate
of Mr.. Hunter to l3, instead of 10. If
from this the friends Of Mr.. Douglas be
deducted, the vote of Mr.. Hunter will
grow small by degrees and beautifully
less 'aaie ,w 7mtc -HE - aif Esl5it
.sThe vote for Mr.. Hunter may amount
to l3 to IA; and by combinations with
the friends of other candidates the vote of
Virginia may be given to him but it would
be so manifestly against what the whole
country knows to be the will and wish Of
the people cf Virginia, that it would carry
no influence whatever. iiaa o-2G0' 1afsr
THE Eranaiher, claiming the State Of
Virginia for Mr.. Hunter, and persisting in
advocating his nomination Notwithstanding
his .uuavailability,T has caused caucus 10
Washington, which has revealed the fact
beyond doubt" had~ a'aati r ,Tsl
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

REPUBLICAN SAEIses.-The following are the
reductions made by the Committee On Ways
and Means in the estimates of Secretary Cobb
for 1861: Military Academy, S3,500; Indians,
$lI,50o; consular and diplomatic services. $751;
600; fortifcations, 800 1000; army, $64O,O77 60;
Legislative. executive and Judicial. 1892 PAD 20;
sundry civil service. SaB,sI4; navy, ss2,56a.
Total reductions, 81 ,34s, ,595 80. .vfeai.sasa
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

RHoDE IsLAND.-The late election in this
State resulted in the. success of Mr.. SpRAGuE
the opposition candidate for Governor. He was
supported not only by The Democrats of the
State, but by the Know Nothings and conserv-
alive Republicans The candidate of the latter
was ultra on the Slavery question, and many of
the Republicans throughout tee State refused TO
vnte for him. s.1 Il ssg-7
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12
Don't touc,, H..

The country is full of Prospectuses for a
trashy. wishy rashy paper published at ciese-
land, called the ~Gleaaer!!l il pretesds 10 be
neutral. but is owned and in the hands of Lo-
cofocos, and as soon as the nominations for Pres
identare made will dof its neutrality and come
out in support Of the nominee of the Charleston
convention. .- ..-.rT +
We say again to our Republican friends doni
touch it. If they send it to you leave it lay in
the Post Office, The inteation is TO get up Q
large circulation in order that its influence may
be the larger when it shows its true colors.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

GENTLEMEN GO oN.-The quiet, unobtrusive
way the Hon. WILLIAM HELMIcK has of attend
ing to the business for which he was elected
don't seem to suit some Of the gentlemen con-
nected with the Locofoco press in his district,
and they indulge towards him all manner of
dirty, false epithets. Had he gone there. and
like BuRss. disgusted every decent man the
first day of his arrival, with his profanity, then
these gentlemen would have thought him a mod
ell Congressman. To be a decent man with
these men, is a little more than they ever ex-
pect to arrive at themselves, consequently they
cannot tolerate it in others. But .HELMok may
console himself under these attacks, as Locofo-
co of this town did few days since. He'd had
quarrel with one of these vilifers of IMr. H,
and meekly took much abuse of him, remark
ing that a blackguard couldn't insult him. and
gentleman wouldn't.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

TIE PoIrsAxr BIIL.TT Polygamy bill
vent through the House substantially as re-
ported by the Committee. Mr.. Braaehs amend 40
nent, which was. a test question, being rejected
The Utah Delegate protested that great injus,
tice had been doae his people, as. he believed
the majority did not assrAge two wives pieeel
ID This singeuiessi admission brought down the
House. .ss9'sa aFg5
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

! The HOLLAND On CoMPANY.-The oil
fever has broken out among the staid peo-
pie of Geauga and Lake. The Holland
Oil Company has been organized by them,
with capital of $4,000, to be invested
in the Pennsylvania oil region B. B.
Woodbury., Of Chardon, President; S. S.
Osborn, of Painesville, Secretary; s. S.
Benedict of Enterprise, Pa, Treasurer; E.
S. Benedict, of Enterprise, and S. S. Os-
born, Directors. The Chardon Democrat
says: sa51 lie los. .fs.ssss asit6s .i III
AS assessment of four per cent. on the
entire capital was levied, and arrangements
made to commence drilling forthwith
Messrs. Calkins Of Mlnson, have taken the
contract, for drilling. 40 sisrrs nsiAaI hle
The company secured the title to one
hundred acres of,lapd near Titusyille, in the
Fall, Or the early part of Winter, and be-
fore the present, excitement existed. Their
Investment is likely, therefore, to prove q
valuable one. The stock is all taken,
one-third of 1t being owned in this county.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

Corrrc.-Gov. Kirkwood Of iowa, has on a
second application. properly made granted a
warraat on the requisHion Of the Gov. Of Vir-
ginia for the arrest Of Barclay Coppic. Hehas,
however, left Iowa and taken up his abode in
Ashtabula county in this State, where he and
John Brown. Jr., Redpath Co., are preparing
themselves to. resist the whole u. s., and the
rest of mankind. @
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

JoHSI BRowN. JR.--The Sergeant-at-Arms
who has been in pursuit of John Brown, Jr., in
Ashtsbula county Ohio, at the demand of the
Haper's, Ferry Committee has returned to
Washington and reported that Brown refuses to
be taken. He defies the committee and Con-
gress, and says his friends viii not permit him
to leave the State - - .-fF sSSS-ia9 .''i.yi
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

In the United States Senate on the 23d inst,
Mr.. Pugh,of Ohio, made areport adverseto the
petitions Of sundry citizens of Ohio, to give
bounty lands to the soldiers Of 1872 We have
not seen the report Of Mr.. Pugh, and should
like to know what reasons he can advance
against the soldiers of 1912 receiving bounty
lands II seems to US thatthey are as much en-
titled to them as the soldiers of any other war.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

We hope it will be borne in mind that the
democracy of Hardy township, Holmes co., O..
succeeded at the late Spring election in electing
three democratic Constables, and as many as
half dozen Supervisors. We hope mention will
be made of this victory before the Charleston
Contention, as Hardy township has lots of smart
men who now do, and plenty more who would
like to, live by Office. ..sssosso-3- E'zsz 3 70
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

1t will be remembered that Gov. WISE boast
ed that be had documents in his possession i'm
plicatiag certain leading Republicans in the
JoHs BHows raid, but when it was proposed to
summon him before the Senate Committee. he
wrote to the Chairman of it, denying any fur
ther knowledge than had ALREADY been publish
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

ToLEpo FfsH TnADE.-The fishermen on the
Maumee river and bay are in great luck about
these days. The Blade of the Sd says .'there
were at least twenty-five tons of fish received
q. our docks ye:teniay' a large part of which
was shipped fresh to the INTERIOR
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

The Cleveland Pidindealcr (demoeratic) of
the 7th inst, says: ''ao'i 90 ,-siis.'ia
vestigating the Harper's Ferry Affairsupceuaing
Black Republican witnesses and furnishing
them for ccnternp when they refuse to testify.
| A Black Republican Committee of the House
is Investigating charges of corruption -subpo-
narng Democratic witnesses and when they re-
fuse TO testify it is claimed there is no power 10
punish for contempt. How is this? VIII some
special pleader give us a disquisition upon the
difference between 'tweedle dun and tweedle
dee.'
sHis optics must be sharp ween
Who sees what is MOTTO be seen.'" :"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

A GOOD LAVA bill has passed beth branches
of the Legislature, by a decided majority, Civ
ing county Commissioners authority to work
convicts imprisoned in the county Jail. 1t PRO-
vidss that whenever any person shall be cor
victed of any criminal offense, committed after
the passage of the act, all or any part of the
punishment of which by law is an imprison-
ment in the county Jail, the court, in lieu oI
Imprisonment, may sentence such person to hard
labor in the county jail of the proper county
any length of time, not exceeding six months Al
the discretion of the court. The labor is to bt
performed under the direction of the County
Commissioners, who may adopt regulations or
the subject; and the Sheriff is to pay the avail'
of such labor into the treasury of the county
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

The Democratic National Committee have de-
cided against the application to have the Dem
ocratic National Conyentions meet elsewhere
than in Charleston. OF course they would SO
decide, for they did not dare do anything to dis
please the South. If the shareholders cenclu-
ded tochargethem twenty, dollars day or re-
fused to give entertain them at auy price, the
Convention would still have to go5there. bss
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

e Par OF PosrMAsrERs-Fr From aiable publish
ed. it appears the pay Of Postmasters, for the
past year. were as follows: Wooster. Sl.I97;
Canton, 81 .ese; Akron, 81 .39f; Maszilon. 81 O52
Mansfield, 81 $50. Mt Vernon. 81 5; Delaware
q 1886; and Salem, 81 ,lS5. % = i''N
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

siiThe~out posts Of the Democracy in this
county ure ali right. La addition to the three
Democratic constables elected in Hardy town
ship. the same party have elected their entire
ticket in German township. Whorahl Sound
the whangdoodle. Let the trumpet to the ket-
: de speak. 2 81 ~sfl esea--ssit-i 51A--
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

The examination Of witnesses before the Co.
rode Committee at Washington, still proceeds
The proposition to make witness of Presideni
BucHAsAs, has not only alarmed the old MAJ
himself, but created the greatest confusion ane
alarm amongst his followers, in Congress- i
would be a great saving of time if Mr.. BUoHAN.
AN would consent to tell where and how the
thousands and millions of Government money
known to have been used by him, directly and
indirectly. for electioneering purposes. was
spent. But as he refuses to do this, it is made
necessary to get this information in more tire
some way from therecipients and those through
whose hands these funds passed. Some Of
the witnesses summoned have fed the country,
others like BueHASAM, have refused to appear.
still enough has been pumped out of those al
ready examined TO show a most alarming state
Of things at Washington city.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12
His optics must be sharp I ween
Who sees what is MOTTO be seem
WENDELL Pnr1rrs,, the Boston Aboiitionist,

WENDELL PHrIrrs, the Boston Abolitionist,
lately made one of his flaming disunion speeches
to mixed audience in Brooklyn, N. Y. He
was hissed and cheered by turns. The next
day Senator. WIGFALL, of Texas, delivered
disunion speech in. the U. S. Senate. The only
difference between the two gentlemen is, that
Mr. Wigfall, the Democrat has the liquor which
inspired his harangue before him on his desk,
and imbibed 50 freely. that he was devoid of
reason, while Philips delivered his without such
inspiration. The Democrats and Abolitionists
are the only disunfonists in the county, and they
are both doomed to defeat.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

PoLrGAxY AND DENooRAcy.-The House of
Representatives of the q. States, after spicy
and interesting debate, passed Mr.. Nelson's bill
prohibiting and Furnishing Polygamy in the
Territories. by the decisive vote of l49 Yeas to
60 Nays. Were it not for The evident reluctance
felt by the Pro-slavery men-to establish pre-
fcedent so frnught with peril to the "peculiar in
stitution," the vote would have been practically
unanimous. But the "twin relic of barbarism y
held back sixty of its trusty henchmen, though
we must say it did not rally its forces so fully
as fidelity and good policy clearly demanded.
Is not Polygamy a "patriarehal institution
Was it not practiced by the wisest and greatest
Of the Hebrew rulers and sages? Why should
Slavery turn its back on its Siamese brother?-
1t is the cowardice of despair that coHnsels re-
creancy in such a case.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

ANOTHER Bp.-The President is preparing a
message on our relations with MeEieo, which
he intends sending. to Ceagress before the
Charleston Convention, with The idea Of ma-
king asensation there. His friends have not
abandoned the ides TINT some remote accident
may lead to his snomiaasion. They are plan
ming for such contingency. uo1i aota7 Z
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

The dog law passed both branches of the
Legislature, and is now law, but in a different
shape from the billwe published some tneago.
1t provides that al1dogs found running at large
without owners or keepers, may be killed; and
all dogs found killing or, worrying sheep, or
known to have been worrying sheep shall be
killed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

The Mexican commodore has protested against
the American officers capturing his vessels, and
has ordered Americans to leave Mexico AMI 10
eonfiscate their property. -..l -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

e CLosalxe.-Atteation is invited to the Ad-
vertisement of s. B. HofHMkS, d Co. Their
Spring Stock is large, prices reasonable and the
fits first rate Call and see them. 1c4
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-04-12

Look at the new Advertisement of the "Bi g
Coffee Pot" you that are going into the sugar
business. - IL u y q .1aaai b-s