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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
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Gem gsr6rtsn publitum erIauben mir, uns
btsrmtt Die ersebsnite an;eiae .u maiden, bas mir
%unltren Ain Stcre nab u%ni,rtm neueu uno ae,
.rdumi9en 6ouie Ste. 1873 Sroatlrabe ,pildtn
Der 5. unp g. pcrlegt batrn.
8ur pas une tiebcr seiGentts Sutra uen tetens
oautenr, %srlnubcn mir unt, audi fstrey I'm pas.
felts su tittru.
Seir fiibrrn beftdnctg Gin rsiGbattiees eaacr
duer Scrtrn Scieu, Ste6waarcn uup oGsr an.
psren in unier @ei6dft ItIa9cnpe artttel, Of
mir, ra mir nur fir Snar %faufen, su BEN 5iuia
item Qrcticn Y~srtauftn t6unen.
Oas Geden Der SGuier, lcipie Rsparatursn
leper art merren ihneu, gut nuo tiuiQt bcIcrat.
6ul3bauer II. Bro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30

ptestS 6u fsnDerttIaer
1T Elm FhereS unb unfeblbare5 Nittel aeaen Or
%filtuns, Suteu uup 5eiisrtett.
''@erfsrti9t rinJi9 rur&
6. 8. ptep
Gds Der Stain u. II. ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Mnietaen.
OtrIl6srs Qein frbsR iii riurr bisfarn
@eisttfdaft!
Die
DirgiEia Gtbens-D rrG6ernngs-
Gefenidaft,
SOf6ee. EIe MAJ, ND ,;,, ,.A II ~

SfFce: Ode pon Drain, unp II. Giraffe.
8i6 menb.
% arantte &apttal S1OO.OOO.
gsrii6srt eebsn, ssipabrt Satrssaslper uno
NuSltsntrn 3u BEN libsralfen Seoiuaunoen
uno Derletbt @slper gu 6 PCT. pas Sa6r.
Die Serii3srten tbeiIen lfh in ben lleteri6HFen.
Stlaosn 5u Sutsn Sspinsunssn perli6srt!
D..reetpreu
u. p: Wae6arlanb, Spbn 9urrcI,
Sos @d,n, samuel 8. gsosIs
1oeepe .. Death, Sciepb q. gnberIpn,
spos. Us: gtseanet, 3bcmaS 9. @naut,
Snp. 3: gionta9ut, Rpbt. .. Maurp,
Dasic 8. Surr, SsS. 81. Gyporbiu.
venus gtnter, 3. Sritee @cGIeqant,
Spen Sente, 9. Z. Wppre,
Saniss !. apptrion, Snc. o.. Claiborne,
9eris .. grtnfbaip, q. 6. g8btrrp,
2Dnt. q. paine, gSm. $. Gbriifior
Pc. y, Sasttrstu, g8snsnt. 8cbertirn n,
Samuel s. Sarrilpn, Spbn G. Sbaftr,
sSni. p: paraH, @eisr 6. @aripid.
Ioeert z GrrtttS Hi6o. .. Sasfins,
9tcTst .. Spel, Gbparb Rprpea,
s~Btnineipu @pbpin, Geo. g. Sumrer.
Srbn Dprlep, D. e. Woulprieae.
- q m Ia s. Sarripn YrGI.
:. @oair plea a &, Siee. ,br1L.
Stair Sur ell, 81. D, @rt.
Hpeert y. bsatb, Re6tSonpolt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Sefommtm0c buuaen.


9tbctn- uno Ntriel, 94cine.
Spebsh srbnitcn cine Ssnrmng pom % Sas
Sbein. uno Mcisl-g Beirs, pelde i'd tiQia bel
Sae' @allcnr. teim Dubtno ccsr ~sin,rluen 5la-
l6rn S~ertluft. Sacob QtprS.
SIC. 1S4 Srcnp. StraEe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Scuer-Npffe, adminaitter,

Scmer-Jtptte, &dmin4itter,
SGau Elm, Sftn9abeln unS
9pters!
So babe tire rtihbaltiee @usipdbI Ssutrrpfe, 9amiu.
glitter, 5hauftlu, AftneaStlu urs 0utsrs an SanS. ,ssL%t
10 biuts yum Strtauf pfuire; ftrntr iieben ptrIhieocnt
Serten SOSlsnsetrtr, .ai6tnSd ~auftIu, 8SbIcui6dufeln
lnpnt Seltsue fur Saaufcln uno Ypters, SbiebbIehe, inef.
inscut unb tiftrne gtis le Jun, st6Iftn, Trucr.@ rnh
6euerptpittr Seifsniieiut iuM Nufltstn pun f5ererrpftn,
pci.l- une Sir6ensloden nj rpotIIinasnbtm Zone.
Saun'etttsr, Sausbtiteer unc anseIs 9tripnen, tptI6t
laos 10 frtun bIidNt Gin. ibren 9ebarf spn mir III cntlrb,
men, pa I'D Iii ncreIihen Yr,ifeR strtauf,n ptre,. pa
tn nieine iannmtt6tn Giitu> uns Msffnspaarsu, irtpie
mtine 0Irdtn ftIbi anfertiae, 70 iauu i'd Se6trn,onn M St-
ner sslien Sufriebtnbei, tebientn.
9. Q. Denpun,
0Iedsr~ unb 9eifiuSpasrtn> Sabrit, fcrpi, a,usrrst,.
une Sarinsitttr, Ranufacicre,
No. 225, Wlainlrabe, ,piIh,n S. unb g., 9Defif,it.,
ri mpnb, pa.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30

8bsinSausr' unp Mpisl. gDetae.
Suessn rrbalten cine Senouus BON
rs 5ab 8bsin- Wsins,
30 8de Nplel-Bsine,
20 / Gpsnas pinet gaRiqun,
Sin. Stun, @bfpntbe, s8bistty,
20 6ifsn ejmturssr u.G hwstler 8aS.,
10 8ae d6ten 98eiu @IFa,
Isht ilapcrtirtes SeIterspadrr.
Sdcpb 9ipps,
Supporter, 1874 Sroap.S traEe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30

itete %r1'elantr. lHr TN II ,pcr;bYcuti grtifri rii hi, q 81 aetr
n1tHr |N0Iu9eHtn, sS Ictn getS untiis an ssr,ss ",ss cUIare
Stnaer'e ncue 5nmilienfM 1lHins
lint unlsre better 6amiIien- NfdItiut, in Sr, m.-
III brtn9tn, bdben mir ben Nreis fur bisisISs, ptIs,p 1uer
ceer SrNneotrit SHUTTLE 'Waibuie, rb5n rsr,;y, o1plleeenN
iis Dollars berabdttgt. "''"''' auf 6urfS
Sm9er's No. l unO 2 GtanSarp @hrttr.
WlaIbinen.
Sctee Nrten eteler Waihine lnS fr6r ~
cen %51n,ittn' lno 6abrfGebraudh. Tif snr~s;f. SsuupiTe9e tit
p~erabasitett, rtlr. Won SI35 unb $3.50 AMI son rn,StS1G Juno
Stn1er'e No. ) Stannaro SbuttIrSS I' ,s% Siuu.
GIr s3a9tn- 8abrttantenu nb ldipcre Q,s,rorS.;. " a:.
CONFLICT, 1925. 1900 ~'Ve"r0elt. yrttS,
6ernsr, nm urlere Gilte ~YcnltinSia an m,H,.
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r%1anldbIee unS lhnclI arpeict unp ieoc Dirt ~ Sv.'S " oe Sc
tNhre1 lam. Yrcie o%erber, ne6if eIi,r ~ Sspou aue"
SN!ehII0nc. SllO, mclhc" billiaer IN. ola y ~ StlMa nno
NtGlpIat Npn Qlcther EjUtc 9tiohlt ipirS '' "S'Ho cine
Nlle Stu9r'lhen Mlidinea nIah,n No., E
SiiN NIT iptt 61cen, ipehcs Der brEor,, V y; "ItrlpGeo
S(setrm9nn, Pr Biz bclte Rcuntrig ibrr @iS Wr,m Stlp 1T.
Su9enlttlicr, user ocrsu @r6Bc, @rbsitsf;S iis = I'M
m SS - wTi, lnrtape tNf en- @rempIar son % Sp S =; y y.
gratis ~iuaciauot mcrSen miro. "N o'iun9, oe Tim
NlOeIn, 3mirn, SGummoGenoorn ,,h e.r
Nnr que sum @ter3uh elmer Nabmaftiae rnthmsnhi, =. ~
gvniI"he! ltNp ot IhtSristhdeten In aruRer SIisrnosY ~ Ss>
Sn YIN sfi0ldtSr Walhinit mir6 unierrn S ~ 81 pa
@HIlEasn e. or 9talttncn 3ur 8rffiaura itebr rr'V' 's'H
"a StH9Vr uhe eos 95cpdft pom tid;tirsn as
tlsrf une til better 0tldGftsipeiic bstris ~ ~. Saloei &C"
pu WHg tFIt' NC pleS ltetS friiber Der nam n,,r y 9oMtH
re'Ie Sn'haSe III erhalFcR. &. M, Gin '~.' tF@I 5aF'>
y. &rOtt, @9ent. 240 Spsinifr INT Il. 60.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Imjci9en.

DER unterssi6nrte e~mpfieblt b6fi&f leinsn
Srsuncen nnp Dem patlttuE; lsin ausgeeebutes
frtih anseisstss Eager pom 2iqueuren unb 81.
aarren, otrett impcrtirte frnns5iIhe 8ctbs unp
SS~eiS.sSetns Gbamposner, Malnao, Sbcrr9 uuo
Wfapetrd gSeine, oaer glrten S~ranntireins, g86ts.
tss'e, tcuonn. Sin, Stun uuc Gin gut aNcrtirtes
Eager oon 5npana UNI eiubeimiIten Giearren.
Sauptiadli& ater empfeblt or alien 9ie6babern
oes pursn peutlhrn Heten1aftes ie;hen 6httn
Hbetnretn, gu hatrn bel auen Suautitdten uup
tiuisen 9>reilsn.
au@ a&ten eimburser- unb S6wsipr,SdIe,
Saroines u. {.
Nehtes Ssltsrltr. g1afer.
Nue Ssfeaungen rerpen nit 0ant smpfaroen
unr aus punttliGlte ausssfitrt. gBieSerpertGu-
fsrH oertaufe i'd, gu Den b%iulefen 9reiIen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
1000 Nfullb
@ihtia FIR Saasr
savanna s isarren
ppr,iidliber Sualit9t.

UUI5UYIlNQtI NULIIIUI.
aBtr srbitlttn iestrr per grprsF l6rr Goarttfpn, 9. G..
mir bas 9nblfum unO unlert 6reunot dufntrfiam MAIDEN.
&enntr uno eittbdber elmer 9uten Gisare t6uu,n itst
BET uns stpaS @usssieifnetsS fnbtn.
Gum 9eTfeuf I'M Yrogeu un9 Rleinen a DIT. Ssodna
et8arrea bel Ne8eerer u. 8rtfen,
gSttt-, Siqupr> Inb GiSdrren> Stpre
No. 4 @rbaHas SoteL. N,arltrnEs.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
Sni. sJiantcl's
Wtrtbl6dft unD Qacerbier. SoGn,

Sfe @iart II. Oupal CTR.
ytetrsh Sreunecn nne benz eSsbrtcu oe,titsn Npbrirum
ott rr9ebene Nn;ctgc, pGb ih uebei metltcm G,rcerrr Stor.
slns 2ontplhaft ine Ga9trbicr>S Salon troffrct babe. rrcirIbtt
iietS 0t belten @etrdnic lcber @rt, REM befen Nb, inr,r;n
DIG iIn! ausSeetdpnetiien Ga8erbter gu babe. iinb.
I'm IrsincliSen 3Ufprud bittst lS m. mort.r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
.Sin9er's
ndb-Malhinrn

Die S.e srSse unb INNER n,ebr
,IE's'hoe SOpuIari;dt srn
- n9'r's ~@dbmai&inen
p Gi9 vi eler 4Is in gurcpe, IN
Superirritdt i5cr Ode anSs rs,,
G[Fstaril9en @afaintn. @SSntss.%.
lalllen t0nnsn freiIi6 auS SiI.
lilcr defauft m,rS.. pl'~
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
9 0 8

Sparoer
tSnnen Bel u~nterjeidnetem ltsts freunSli6e 3im.
mer unp CUTE &ct tbaIttn. @u6 lsbeu eiuiae
3immer an l.oise Ssrren su Sermietbsn BET
Se9n Narr9auen, @st.,
am Neurn Wdrft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30

Dasto 9. @urble,
9te Strabe, stpiIdsn 8roaps nnp Grace,
&iGmpnp, 90.
Srntttidsr Ga u. Steam pipr Sitter.
Oericltc 1T in ben Stanp ssIrst, aae tn risfts
@ei6dft sinihlo9tuor arbeiten ebtn 70 Ibneu uuo
biatssr berjulsasu. ais irssno elm aneer,s Der.
drti9ts @sibaft.
Heferen1en.
u. S&ao. 9. %. 8cftntouu.!
y. odtel. Stetbins u. YuGen.
9ureeli. 9aob u. Go. Gtds. 6. GGttt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30

NMfern INTERN!
Son btute an ;u jtbtr Belt fril6e Suiierufuppe Sci
Sphn Marrbduftu. 9Idt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30

sS- Nartell SranbY uno Savanna
@tgarrsn srbtsltsn iceben uuo p~srtaufen su
btutgem 9rstit WeJResper u. Sriden,
sSsin,. siqucr- II. Gi9arrenfrrr,
No. 4 @r&anae 6ctel.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-30
WtrGbSda0ItSs MmSe1ae.

Wtetnsn 6rsunOen nup Sstanntsn, iopie benz
9elammtsn 9eblifum Die erssocue an,eise, pas
t@ an Der Ode Der 8. II. S%roaofrset sinsn
Sagerbter.S aIpuu
%erpfnet babe uno lape bisrmit ale msine Qaubs.
ieuts freunoii&f gum Ssiu@ b~erIelbeu elm.
y. u. @pers,
GGo ma. q ,.h ..LSn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

fyouNrRy BOARD PROM NAT l. OR rHRouaHouy
~ the ye<r, st sire berry rsres. henmoash 90, n d
This beautiful retreat Arranged Tor ~ a. sh,u
,vsr fswIes vfn Easy rrsch q ssrevsbury and Isss
sbundsntiy ext frusss vegetables dairy pres.css h.
vcefy shady wcra ceietffu e. IA pr.tv 49,.
lct snseced srre BAL With musc airAyp svAiabie ~
social enloywnt vhbsut chArvs IS 4, a. 1910
tns fprfus BED 90 ~ ~
Cut thss out foe preservation. "~~n>~-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

SPORTING.

L,oR saba yACHr, n FxRr XIII NEARLY nav
ard tsrfes, order WI se scld f hail her rsis~ AZ
he present. ownr hss no uns 70 her For pArscuars
sddrcss 'ohn W. Jerxemou. Beiisvtie n =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

BOARDING AND LODGING.
A sPLsNp1D SUR or kPAkrsESrs- wa "a.
- vate Rb'e vih1.t B,1rd. sku Re cetaf-ef a 9.i
BroscEsg, DeS be FLis kysaue Bots'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

VACHr FOR sALE-u rOss ,
II skoop rar~f. k~el boa. drswtns feet s
. nodeilsd for grss weed, has . Ssssufai
fsrrsHh~f tc., Ne hN sa-to-s ut SO.
%. y r>i'srvd " - ~ me b,Ni 40 f,s's
treat sacrih-e " e'cs~ ~ scnouut To h- ,
Mr<en Ard Nsisl1r foaf Bsxssr, iarxsn
iishrneni " Ne world As ans lis s5utA s.rs'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

CysNAsrs has. BALL. CRICKET ANp RACKET
~ Ps.srs .n ssd sis,ys r.rey q c,orsd Sairss 8oss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

IJrAsH Hovss srBooLsys xoUsrArx spRrssa
IL p. a., VII ~ ope>>f On wos1sg NAV a. rArtnss
wsrs 70 maize srrsnsemens Toe Besyt % ~ sgsr
the pr-rr~sc-. q. A CRowasas
H roUhErrs EoUss PsRosS rerNr HUDsos
~ ec,ntr - J-tbN ro,yl&x s.mr,>r 45lsl q oo. 80
~ De rccss,hrn n h,.rte'. s. meas save pssr "a
ssis ss~e'sy ssrs-s :, - a. n All ~ Ps.
N<sSsf ~ diLL. Prop-stv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-15

ELM PAnK-LOTB FOR SALE AT BARGAIN
~ several fine paroels small advance prices paid -
auction. apply 70 LOOMS corr, No. Pine street.
LIB Broadway
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-06
Revolution Threatencd.'
New York, Dec. 4

w
The Times Washington correspondent
SAYS reliable information from Texas repre-
sents the people on the eve of revolution
against the State Government. Gov.
Houstan refuses to convene the Legisa-
ture for the purpose of calling a eonven-
ton.
1t is believed that Mr.. Clingman, of N.
c., will soon offer proposition for the
separation of the States, and fair division
of the asserts and liabilities.
It is rumored that Secretary Thompson
resigns Thursday, and will be succeeded by
Gov. Pratt, of Md. The President has
despatched Mr.. Trescott, assistant Secreta-
ry of State to South Carolina, with copies
of the message to Gov. Gist, being unwil-
ling to trust to possible mistakes from tel
egraph reports. :,
Collector Schell arrived last evening win
the Presidents Message.
The Heralds Washington corresPon-
d, nee SAYS the conclusion is nearly unani-
nous among the Republicans that no COM
promise will come from their side; also
,bo, Amos Kendall may be offered seat
in the Cabinet. The idea Of National
Convention being called by Congress is not
received favorably by either party.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-06
Time of Holding District and Common
Pleas Courts,

TT is ordered bv the Judges of the Court of Common
Pleas of the Sixth Judicial District of the State of
0hio that the times for holding the District Court and
the Court of Common Pleas each of the counties
prsing said District for the year 1851 be fixed pro-
scribed as follows. to wit:
DISTRICT Court.
Linking county Thursd W. June H. Coshocton county,
Friday, J=ne 21; Holmes county, Monday. June q;
Wayne county. Tuesday, June 25 Ashland countv Nom
day july 1; Rchland county Tuesday, July 2; Norrow
county, Monday, Jul, s; Delaware county, Monsy Ja
ly Is; Knox county, Monday, July p.
COURT COMMON PLEAS.
Knox county, Monday, February IL; Monday, Nay Is:
Monday, Septeml er 16.
Licking county, Monday, March II; Monday, August
II; Monday, November25.
Delaware county. Tuesday, February II; Tu esday,
April 9; Monday, Septembere.
Coshocton county, Tuesday, March s.; Monday; Aug
ust II; Monday, November4.
Wayne county, Tuesday March 5; Monday. September
9; Monday, November %.
Holmes county, Tuesday, February u; Tuesday, May
Z; Tuesday, November 5.
Ashland county, Tuesday, February 12 Tuesday, April
%; Tuesday, October Is.
Morrow county, Tuesday, February 26; TUESDAY, Nay
Z; Tuesday, October Is.
Richland county, Tuesday, March Is; Monday, Sep
tember 2; Monday, November 4.
Signed, WA. GREEN. }JrDGEs.
GE0.W GADDIS,)
THE STATE OF OHI0,)
Holmes County. IL ERAsrus BEEcHER, Clerk Of
the Court of Common Pleas within and for said county,
hereby certify the within and foregoing to be truly taken
and coped from the order of the Judges of the Court
Common Pleas of the Sixth Judicial District ofths State
OF Ohio.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set my hand
and affixed the seal OF said Court st Millersburg this
ERAsTUs BEEcHER, Clork-
Dec. G, 1S60.-16
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-06
Congressional.
WASUJNcToN

AsHINGTON, dec. 3.
HousE.-Excessive good humor pre-
vailed previous to the Speaker taking the
Chair at noon and calling the House to or
der.
A prayer was offered up by the Rev. Mr..
Stockton, appropriate 10 the political con-
dition of the country, in which he said
the good and wise men from all sections
were at fault. He implored the Divine
blessing to quiet all distractions and sec
tional discords: that general brotherly
feeling might be restored, the Republic per
petuated and the Union restored.
The roll of. members was then called ;
about 200 members responded to their
names. Mr.. McKenta appeared in the
place of Mr.. Schwartz deceased. Mr.. Bar
ret of Mo. and John Young Brown of KY,
severally appeared and were qualified.
A message was received from the Sen
ate announcing the appointment of Messrs.
Bigler, Mason, and Collamer as a commit
tee on the part of the Senate to wait on
the President and inform him that quo
rum of both Houses was in attendance,
and ready to receive any co mmunication
be may be pleased to make.
Mr.. Moorhead offered similar resolu-
tion, which was adopted, and he and Messrs.
Bocock and Adams of KY, were appoin-
ted the Committee on the part of the
House.
Mr.. Grow called up a motion made last
session to reconsider the vote by which the
Homestead Bill was reported from the
Committee on Agricultural, and referred to
the Committee of the whole on the state
of the Union.
He moved the previous question. Mr..
Phelps said the gent. from Pennsylvania
could call up the motion any other day.
1t should not now be insisted on as sever
al member were absent. Mr.. G. explained
that his reason for calling up the motion
now was that they might have business be-
fore the House, for the gentlemen knew
there were special orders for the first three
or four weeks this session.
Mr.. Grow yielded to a suggestion 10
postpone the motion for the present, that
members might proceed to draw for seats
On motion of Mr.. Florence the daily
hour of meeting was fixed at noon until
otherwise ordered.
On motion of Mr.. Grow message was
sent to the Senate, informing them that &
quorum of the House was present ready to
proceed TO business.
The House pursuant TO the resolution
previously adopted, proceeded to draw fol
seats. All the members retired without
the bar, and as the names of each mem
Der was taken from box, and called by
the Clerk, he came in and made bis choice
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-06
SEVEN YEARS.!

YTNHE seven years unrvalled success ATTENDING tba
Il "CosMoPoLIrAN ART ASSOCIATION" have made it .
household word through every quarter the country
Under the auspices of this popular Institution over
three hundred thousand homee have learned
ciate-by beautiful works OF art their walls and
choice literature their taIes-the great benefits de-
rived from becoming a subscriber.
Subscriptions being received in ratio unpsr-
aleled with that of any previous year.
Terms OF SUBsRIPTION.-Any person can become
member by subscribing S3 for which they will receive
FIRsT-The large and superb steel engraving, 3o13s
inches, entitled "Fastaffs Mastering his recruits"
SEeoSp-One copy, one year, THE Cosmopolitan Art
Journal"
THrRD-Free admission, during the season. to "Tho
Gallery of Paintin gs, SIS Broadway, New York"
In addition to the above benefits. there will be given
to subscribers gratuItous premiums, over five hum
dred Works of Art comprising valuable paintings mar
bles parians outlines &C. forming truly national be
eft.
The superb engraving. which every subscriber will re-
ceive, entitled "Fasta Mastering his Recruits is
of the most beautiful and popular engravings ever
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-06
The Presidents Message.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.
The President reviews the history of the
anti-slavery movement, and says all that is
necessary to accomplish the object of peace
is for the slaveholding states to be let
alone and manage their own domestic in
stitutions in their own way. The mere
election of any man to office is not just
cause for dissolution of the Union.
The antecedents of the President elect,
are calculated to excite fears in South Car
olina, but is the question Of contingent
danger sufficient to justify the destruction
of the Government! He reviews the acts
of the different Northern States in the
passage of personal Liberty Bills and pro-
nounces them unconstitutional. He says
it should not be presumed in advance that
the President elect will fail to enforce the
Fugitive Slave Law, as this would be un-
just and contrary to Christian Charity
Let US wait for the overt act. He then
declares against secession, and says if it
should be admitted the Union might be
broken into fragments in less than two
weeks. He quotes the language of Jack
son and Madison Secession is altogether
founded on an inference not in the constitu-
ton. The Union was designed to be per-
petual. He then quotes the constitution
in support of this view.
The trainers of the Constitution never
intended to plant in its bosom seeds for its
own destruction. They were not guilty of
the absurdity of providing for their own
dissolution.
The right of resistance to tyranny and
oppression, however, cannot be denied
This right is asserted in the Declaration of
Independence, but secession is neither more
nor less than revolution.
He speaks of the affairs of South Car
olina. He does not apprehend that an at
tempt will be made to seize the Fort, but
if in this he is mistaken, the officers have
orders to act strictly on the defensive. Let
the responsibility rest on the heads of those
who provoke the contest. He invokes his
eountrymen to pause before attempting to
destroy the Union which has conferred so
many benefits.
He argues that Congress can do much
to restore peace by proposing and recon-
meuding an amendment to the Constitu-
tion for remedying the existing evils. The
very course he recommends is to have an
explanatory clause or amendment of The
slavery question, first expressly recognizing
the right of property in slaves in States
where slavery now or may hereafter exist !;
Secondly, the duty of protecting such
rights in all the coming Territories until
the latter are admitted as States in the
Union.