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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-26

iY"We would particularly call the attention of our
readers to a remedy known McLeans Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier 1t is certainly vaiuable
remedy We therefore to ALL call at the agents and
test yourselves its intrinsic merits 1t is delicious to
take We ask lady readers to try it. See advertise
m ent in another column.
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The President and Queen Victoria.

The President and Queen Victoria.
The following is the correspondence be-
tween President Buchanan and Queen Vic
toria about the visit of the Prince of Wales
To Her Majesty Queen, Victosia:
I:have learned from the public journals
that the Prince of Wales is about to visit
your Majesty's North American dominions
Should it be the intention of his Royal
Highness 10 extend his visit to the United
States, I-need not say how happy l would
be to give him a cordial welcome TO Wash
ington. You may be assured that every
where in this country he will be greeted by
the American people in such manner as
cannot fail to prove gratifying to your Ma
jesty. In this they will manifest theil
deep sense of your domestic virtues, as
well as their conviction of your merits as
a wise, patriotic, and constitutional sover.
ereign. l. aE
Your majesty's most obedient servant,
atbt ~ JAMES BUCHANAN
WAsHINGroN, June 4th, 1860.
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REPLY.

BUcK1N CHAM PALACE, June 22d, 1850.
My Good Friend:-I have been much
gratified at the feeling which prompted
you to write to me, inviting the Prince
OF Wales to visit Washington. He intends
to return from Canada through the United
States, and it will give him great pleasure
to have an oportunity of teslifying to you
in person that these feelings are fully re-
ciprocated by him. He will thus be able,
at the same time, TO mark the respect that
be entertains for the Chief Magistrate of a
great and friendly state and Kindred na-
tiou. The Prince of Wales will drop all
Royal state in leaving my dominions, and
travel under the name of Lord Refrew, as
he has done when travelling on the Cont
nent of Europe.
The Princes consort wishes to be kindly
remember to you.
remain, ever, your good friend,
VICTORIA.
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HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC
Gonropatbif Remedies

HAyE been before the public for five years, and
Ill have every where won golden opinions from the
many thousands who have used them.
Simple, free from nricacy, technicality. danger,
they have become the and aid of the parent.
traveller nurse invalid and have become the family
physician and medical adviser of thousands of families,
No where have they been tried without having been
approved and their highest appreciation is among those
who have known them longest and most intimately
n. B. A full set of Humphreys Homeopathic Speci-
cs, with Book of Directions and twenty different rem
edies in large vals case S5 ditto in plain
Si; of fifteen boxes, and Book 81 Single boxes,
25 cents and so cents.
These Remedies, by the single box case, are sent
by mail express free of charge to any address, on
receipt of the price. Address
DIR. T. HUMPHREYS & CO.
No. 562 Broadway, New York
Sold by f. -YlERGIN, Millersburg, Ohio.
March -. lS60-31
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OBITU AIRY NOTICE.

DIED-0n the 21st at her residence on Ripley tp.
Mrs ELIZA consort of JOIN DARYEL, ESQ.,. in the 57tt
year of her age The deceased has long lived consist
ent member of the Christian Church.
WRITTEN THE CHILDREN.
Farewell dear mother, thou art gone
To realms of everlasting bliss;
While we in tears thy absence mourn,
We know that with thee all is peace.
No more shall we thy fond embrace
Receive, or hear thy loving voice;
The warmth of thy maternal kiss
Will ne'er earth make us rejoice.
But mother, when our lives are DER
And all our earthly sorrows calmed,
Father and us that blissul shore,
viii meet thee in that spirit land
N. A. WALKER.
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The MefeOr.

The Buffalo Courier says the Meteor of
Friday night made its appearance there
about half past ming O'Clock.
A flood of light Ike that OF vivid,
continuous flash of lightning, or ike a
bright dawn. strearled OYER the tops Of the
houses and grew in intensity for few sec
opds, ere the majestic orb sailed sublimely
into sight overhead. Over the zenith it
spread round, and reddish in hue and with
wake of fire that spanned the sky for an
instant like vast arch of celectial fame
It did not dart, but with a steady, even
motion steered eastward, over, and down,
down, growing smaller and paleras it sank,
away to the verge and beneath the East
ern horizon. It must have taken, at least,
thirty seconds in its aerial passage across
the heavens.
The Rochester Democrat says 1t was
seen there at halfpast nine. and was the
most dazzling thing of the kind ever seen
in Rochester.
The Trey IN. W arena describes it as
being visible at ten minutes to ten. 1t
appeared to consist of two separate bodies,
which are described to us by good OBJ
server, on the hill, as apparently two and
half feet in diameter and about three feet
apart. The color at first was blue, chang
ing as it approached the meridian of OBJ
servation to brilliant white, or yellow
The two bodies travelled evenly, leaving in
their train sheet or trail of fire, and ac-
cording to some accounts, fragments of
considerable size seemed to separate and
fall off. Accounts differ as to any noise
attending the phenomenon; some think
they heard Kissing, rushing sound, and
others testify to an explosion. Judging
from the angle at which the body was seen
from diffe rent positions, and the horizon
tality of its course, we think it must have
been at great elevation, and possibly may
not have struck the earth at all, but have
passed on through the atmosphere into
space.
The New York World says it appeared
there about 10 o'clock, as "large ball of
blueish hue in the western sky, at an ele
walton of about fifteen degrees"
Its course was about z. by S., aSd as it
approached the meridian it burst, and the
color was changed, and then two reddish
meteors, with tails of streaming fire, with
falling sparks, shot on towards the east;
the velosity of these meteors was about
twenty degrees per second; they shot on
in straight line, and at an equal elevation,
disappearing in the East in about one mir
ute and three quarters after the phenome-
non was first seen.
A correspondent of the Tribune, resid
ing on Hudson street, N. Y, says the high
est altitude attained by the meteor appear
ed to be a quarter of a mile. The ther-
mometer a few minutes after marked IS
degrees,
A Clevelander passing through the Wei
land Canal at the time describes the me-
teor as appearing like an enormous ball of
fire which Immediately shot out a train of
great brilliancy and of ever changing colors.
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The Reported Mormon Emigra-
tiOn.

The Washington dispatch to the Times
of Monday purports to give new pro-
gramme for Mormon emigration from Utah.
Its correctness may be doubted, for Brig
ham Young and his followers profess great
faith in the Utah New Jerusalem, as the
land set apart for the gathering in of the
Latter Day Saints. The United States
having failed to drive them out, their hold
Oh the Land of Promise is, no doubt,
stronger than ever. That they will now
sell and move out is scarcely probable.
According to the Washington report, it
appears that during the Mormon difficulties,
and when collision with the U. S. troops
was imminent, plan proposed by Capt.
Walter NJ. Gibson for the immediate emi
grafton of the Mormons to Oceanica, was
adopted by Brigham Young, and forward
ed to Delegate Bernheiscl to be laid before
the President, with request for some prop
osition on the part of the Government to
purchase their Improvements in Utah.
None, however, was made.
Capt. Gibson has since become a Nor
mon, and he recently arrived in Washing
ton, bearing dispatches to Mr.. Hooper, the
present Utah Delegate, again proposing
that the Mormons emigrate to one of the
West India Islands. If the MormoDs can
not dispose of their property, it is said they
will abandon it, when arrangements for en-
igration are completed. Capt. Gibson,
who was formerly imprisoned for some
years by the Dutch authorities of one of
the islands in questioa, announces his pur-
pose to sail for Sumatra early in. the kall,
on voyage of exploration and snrvey,-
The whole thing looks very much like a
canard. Brigham has triumphed over too
many prosecutions to voluntarily leave the
American continent for the isles of the sea.
Cleveland Leader.
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MuriaQe 9otites.

Married.-At the residence of Mr.. Benoni Dawson
Holmeville Tuesday evening, July 24th by the
Rev. J. A. Z. SIMPSON, Mr.. NICHOLAS DAWSON, of
Peoria H., and Miss MARY C. McNULTY, of Homes
vile.
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A farmer living on the line of the Great
Western Railway near Coburg, &c. W.
strayed on to the line in state Of intoxica-
ton last Saturday night The express
train coming along cut him into small
pieces, which were strewed along the track.
A German girl on Saturday went in'o
the parlor of a respectable house in De-
troit, where she was not known and pro-
ceeded to take off her bonnet, and make
herself at home. The lady of the house
was called out of the room for few min
utes, and on her return the girl had gone.
On Monday the body of full grown child
was found in the privy. The girl was
traced up and arrested next day, when it
was proved that she had given birth to the
living child, and had made way with it.
She is 2l years of age, an orphan and
friendless.
At "spirit circle" in Milford, says
the Boston Ira veler, the spirit of "Ked
Jacket" was performing some wonder
full musical feats. A "doubting sister
suddenly lit a fluid lamp, revealing the me-
dium diligently drumming guitar, ex.
tended at arms length. The medium ex.
claimed, 30 that lightp and pretended
to faint. A controversy followed, during
which she quietly slipped out.
Jacob Rider, who murdered his sister-ln,
law and mother-in in law at Broomvile,
MIMI, on the 10th inst, committed suicide
by shooting himself in his own house,
He had been secreted in the vicinity ever
since the murder.
A spicy Lincoln campaign paper has
been started in Detroit, under the name Of
"The Swapping Turtle
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Petition for Divorce.

A NNE ELIZABETH KINCAlD Of Loudonville. in
~ the county of Ashland and State of Ohio is notified
that John Kincaid did the 10th day Of July A. D.
1860 file his petition in the office Of the Clerk of the
Court of Common Pleas within and for the county of
Holmes and State of Ohio, charging the said Anne Ez-
abeth Kncaid with adultery and asking that he may be
divorced from the said Anne Elizabeth kincaid which
petition win be for hearing at the next term of said
Court. BARCROFT & VOORHEES,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
JuIy 10 lss0-1Sw6
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HoLLowAr's Pills, an unfailing Remedy for
Bilious scomplain,s--ThOmas Hodson, of Fourth.
street Philadelphia, had the misfortune to be
afflicted with the severest Of bilious disorders.
nausea and foul stomach, which prevented
him reiishiEg any kind of f,od, and frequently
threw him on bed OF sickness for several
weeks. He tried many remedies recommended
him by friends, but they only tended 10 in.
crease bis malady his brother, last fall, re.
commended him to use Holloways Pills, which
he did, the result, to use his own words, was
truly extraordinary, for after about six weeks
usage OF this inestimable medicine, was com.
pletely cured and will never again be without
i'll guess" 81
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+ state Notice.

The undersigned with the view of max.
ing final settlement, Of the Estate of X. s.
Baily, deceased, on or before the FIRST of
June next, calls npon all persons indebted
to said estate to pay up; and all persons
having demands against said Estate. in the
way of settlements pending, or otherwise,
are advised that this notice will be plead in
bar TO all such claims brought forward af-
ter LIST June.
w. NJ. CONNORS. Adnr.
April s, 1860. 8tf.
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S o u I Ii C a ROLI Ma.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

N''ON't JN Diolh-CI
Thomas Z. lvey, who is in the custody
OF the SheriH of Lancaster District, by
virtue of writ Of capas nd respoudcndum
at the suit of Robinson & Ctoek.tt, having
hled ta any olRce together with Schedule
on oath OF his whole estate and effects. his
petition to the Court o. Common Pleas,
pray Tug that he may be Admitted to the
benefit of the Acts of tie General Assem-.
oiy made for The relief o. in ,uivent deb .ors.
IL Is ordered, that the saiu Robinson g.
Itochett and all other, the creditors TO
whom the said Thomas G.. Ivey, is IN any.
wise Indebted, be, and they are n,reby sum
moned ANA have notice 10 appear before
The said Court, at Lancaster e. H., on the
'h'ro Aionday in October next, to shew
cause, II airy they can. why the prayer of
the petitioner, aforesaid, should not be
granted.
5. a. STEWMAN, Clerk.
Lancaster, May 7, 1850. i3-3m.
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LUMBER FOR SALE.

TNiE subscriber has now on hand at his
Il Steam Saw Mill, large quantity of
wei! seasoned Ismber, of all descriptions
and qualities, which he will sell upon his
usual accommodating terms to. punctual
customers. A large lot Of refuse lumber
on hand will be sold in the lump, if pur.
chosers prefer to buy it in that way. Those
having need of this kind of lumber may ob.
tain bargains by applying soon.
tB- Persons indebted for lumber for
the past and previous years, are invited to
come forward and settle by cash or note
Mr.. Kibler or MIR. Nelson will always be
found at the place pRpared to wait upon
customers and transact all business oonnec.
ted with the Mill
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
Jan. 4th 1860, 47f
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GARDEN SEEDS,

4 FRESH Supply just received from ID.
Il landreth, and for sale by
JONES CROCKETT.
Feb 30, is6o-sf
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One Of the Mo: Prevalent, and at the
same time troublesome and painful diseases that
attend the human flesh, is the Fever and Ague.
For long time the medical world have been
continually bringing forth numerous specifics
Tor its permanent cure but oil without effect
DIR: j. Hostctter, an experienced and cecbra-
ted physician has succeeded in furnishing the
public with valuable preparation for the cure
OF Fever and Ague. The steady and increasing
demand lately made Tor the "Bitte-s," and the
universal success attending its use, have made
for 1t reputation unsurpassed by any specific
OF the kind. For the cure OF the Fever and
Ague, DIR. llostetter's celebrated Stomach Bit.
tiers must and should claim superiority over
any other preparation eItant. May.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. eB- See advertisement in anoth
er COLUMN.
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PL0W STEEI. &c.

LARGE SUPPLY of Poy Steel, Gas,
II teel, Blister and German Steel. Also,
a full assortment of Iron for Plantation and
other purposes, will De sold low Tor cash
or TO prompt customers on time. For sale
by sf-e jones CROCKETT.
Feb 20, Is6O-stf.
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Special Notices.
DAWKINS & WYLIE,
"A Z t rneys at L a w

SOLICITORS IN EQUITY,
Will practice in Lancaster and the surrounding
Districts.
oFFicE IN THx COURT HOUSE AT
l. & A S Z f r. VILE, SC.
Particular attention given to collecting claims
COL. Tuos n. DAwxlxs. MAJ. JOHN d. wrLIr.
Union, q. H., s. G. Lancaster, c. H.. sc.
March IA, 1860, 6-tf
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New Advertisements.
Lost or Mislaid.

hNE Note made by Darling Gardner, for
~ Sl5.64, dated about the 18th Feb.
1860. One on Elijah Hinson for about Sl2,
oo, dated IL Feb. One on Afford llinson
Tor SO or ., dated sometime in 81 or SO.
One on WIN. Trusdel for 81 or 3, dated
some time IN 81 or So ; also several uc
counts on different persons. ] forewarn
the above named Pers"us from paying these
notes and accounts They may be found
and presented by some ope. The noles
are payable 10 W. &. Cauthen, they we're
in my possession for collection.
A. MCDONALD.
Hanging Rock. May %. 1927.
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FOR SALE OR RENT!
The Hanging Rock Mineral
SPRINGS.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR
l. Sale or Rent, this desirable
WATERING PLACE.

WATERING PLACE,
situated on the Stage Road, leading from
Camden 10 LancaServile. 27 miles above
the former and IL miles below the latter
place The buildings are new and neatly
constructed and capable Of accommodating
from srxty 10 uae hunG!ea persons. The
neighborhood is thickly settled, the people
moral and intelligent. The quality 0. the
Water has been so long and favorably
known that q reference 10 IL is scarcely
necessaryi il has Leeu pronounced by com
petent judges.eQnal 10 any water in the State
and for the cure of some diseases superior
10 any,
To purchaser, any indulgence rs to tim
that may be desired, will be given also
any quantity of the adjoining land that may
be desired, will be sold with the Springs.
Persons having an inclination to this kind
OF business, would do well to apply TO the
subscriber, rs he will sell or rent upon
terms which cannot fail TO be profitable TO
the purchaser or lessee.
For further particulars. address me at
Hanging Rock =. o., Kershaw District
). G. JAS. NJ. INGRAM
eB On the premises is an excellent
Store House for merchandising, dere city
upon the road In front of the Hotel and
Cabins II is considered one of the best
stands for business that the up country af-
fords. JMJ
January :, ls6o.-47tf
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Noiseless Machines.

They have the following advantages
over all others :-'rhcy have no pads TO
keep in order no bubbins TO wind no
tangilng or waste Of thrend no oiinp the
thread or work ; no tool chest stocked
with wrencheS, pliers, pickers, leather &c,
&c.
The directions are simple. easily under
stood, and easily explained by the instruc.
tors. There ia no taking apart cleaning or
rolling. They require about ten drops of
oil per day, when in constant use. They
make no more noise than common clock
even when making fifteen hundred stitches
per minute. They rpm casy--a child ten
years old can work fem 10 full snec4.-
They run fast or slow without any DANGER
of altering the length or iighinrss of the
stitch. They will Hem. Fill, Gather, Bind,
Stitch and Embroider, in so superior
manner that we challenge compnrison.-
The same Machine will sew pavilion cause
and plantation goods. The seam is elastic
rs the most elastic fabric. and will not
break in washing or ironing. The same
Machine runs silk, linen thread and com.
mon spool cotton, with equal facility. The
needles are shorter, and therefore stron.
ger than any other high or low priced Ma
chine. That they are superior to all others
- evident from the fac. OF there having
been thirty thousand machines made aud
sold. in competition with others already in
successful operation. The question is no
longer which is the best maker. hut which
of III" nnTerous patterns OF GROVER &
BAKER shall take.
PRICE, $50 to $3.50.
IL. w. X n 5 VI A n,
Agent for the sale of these Celebrated
Machines,
249 King-Street.
ID lASELrON, Manager.
November l6.-tf.
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LEATHER.

have just received supply OF first rat.
L Heml0ck Sole, Oak Sole and French
Calf Skin, which enables me to furnish "A
superior article of boots and shoes on as
good terms as they can he procured at 9th.
or places, and warranted 20 be fifty per cent
better than Northern made work
pay l3 cents pc. ID for good dry Hides
in trade, and SO per cord for Tan Bark.
OSBORN FLOYD.
Pleasant Hill, March %, 1860. 7te
Hoes, Trace Chains and Axes.
TUST Received full supply Of Plan
- ters best CHsteel Hoes, Trace Chains,
iames, Axes, &c. For sale by
JONES CROCKETT.
Feb 20, IS6O-3tf
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.

MIR. EpiroR.-lou will uLlse many
friends by placing the name M:J J. f.. Rui-
ledge. IN nomination for re election TO III.
lower branch OF tho State Legislature.
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SundYies.

EANCY Candies, ,hlmepds. English Wal.
IL nuts. Braziel, Psaesa and Paradise
Nuts. Raisips, Salmond, I.ohsiess, Cove
Oysters, Sardians, Scotch Herring, Apple,
Peach, Ounce and Ginger Preserves, Pisk
les, Tomatoes, Ca,sap, Black and Green
Tea. JOS. 81. GAYLE a. CO.
Camden, Nov i6-tf 2"
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Land for Sale.

RwA THE UNDERSIGNED OF.
I'm ElA fers for sale his Plantation,
sl whereon he now lives, con-
q tanning $40 acres. lying on
the main road leading to Camden. where the
Cane Creek aid Mcdonald. Ferry roads
in;ersect. A good dwelling house with five
large rooms, with good parIor aud entry.
new Gin house and Screw; new Barn
well stabbed round. A No. | well, as good
water as is in The District; and all necessa-
ry outbui'dings for negroes. A good Black
smith shop, &c.
About fopr hundred acres are in woods.
About eighty acres under fence
Come and look for yourselves, | will give
bnrgin in the place, as il is my intention
to sell. ] will put it up to the highest bid.
der on the lst Monday in August, if no,
sold before. a. J. MCILWAIN.
May 9, 1860 l3tf
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Mr.. EDITOR You will oLIige many
friends by placing the name of J. Williams,
Esq, III nomination for re- election To the
lower branch Of The State Legislature.
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Announcements.
FOR THE SENATE.

The friends of the HON. GEORGE
McC. WIrliERSPOON. annuuncc hlm u
candidate tor re-eiertion To the State SEN
ate, from Lsrlcaster District.
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FOR CLERK.

The friends Of JOHN A. STEWMAN
announce him a candidate for re- election for
Clerk OF the Court, for the ensuing term
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HyneneaI.

AlaIrcd, ut the residence of &. Ii. lid.
we'll en- the evening of the Sd inst, by ].
Z. Seercst, ESQ, Mr. NJ. v. Brown to Miss
Tidwell, all Of this District [HHI
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THE MARKETS.

THE MARKETS.
COLUMBIA, May 5.-The sales Of cotton
yesterday amounted IL 1913 bales mt un.
changed prices. Extremes 6 u lOac.
CHARLESTON, May 4.-Cotton The trans
actions to day were limited to 237 bales, at
lii and llsc.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-Sales of 5000
bales Cotton. this day, the market closing
quiet and unchanged Sugar is tirm. Corn
TIA 75c. Pork is firm at S28.O6 Whisky
SIS al9.
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FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized TO ammo Ince Col. c.
w. MILLER, OF Marion, u candidate TO
represent the first Congressional District of
South Carolina in the next Congress.
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Hardware

is compile, consisting of; Hoes, Nails, Iron,
Plow, Cast, German and Blister Steel -
Hanes, Traces, sc.