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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23
Snbaf!

9tb nweir! u 9tbetmwein!
unlern 6reunren. ionic Dem beutibcn 9ubIi.
tun ueereaupt srIauHen mir uns auf unlsr reic. :
9altt9eS uno wob!16orttrtcS Eager edttr Jlbein-
melne auImcrtlam gu maiden. 01ir per auien
0teieiefn btli9 unO 9arantircn fir Die G3t9ei
elmer ifpen Sprtr.
0autbitru 0laber.
DIR. rs Man. Stra6c.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23

SaIdt0l, Gsrite, StarIe, &afees@Teni, &bocO,
labe nebI etler @enee aRaerer @rfs Qaramers,n gu.
jn's grnoct SrOpn 28ineiOr Soap 5abnbrfen ou BE- a.
9sns, te, &c. gum Ssrtauf BET s. 6, 6il5er, @st,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23
Ser Spnnen,pirtb.

S6wdbilhe SOltsssidt6te aus Dem pur;o,n
Sabrbunoert BON 6ermann 8ura.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23
e. Gutfec's
a&@T6TlVatDm (Sovtert.

ersebee @nseise Dap mine SOmmsre elBtblbait NIT per-
lbWpenen neHe AnIa9en Sr llnerbaIIuns pe5 9ubiumo
orleAen pom beutsen Gage as weber 0e6Tn it, 2cfon-
no iu jeo 3elt marine uRo fae Spelen in ar6fter 9e.
wapl Fnon np Opie aub e&nte jeber art gUn better
QuaIiIdt. GrsunoldafIIibt gum sablrtiGen @eu@ lace:
en Stmpn stein elm
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-10-23
Sesnnntntaebmnaer .

SUl eUpt4o >SWUIWyo WHn,
Office in Der llten StraBe,
.@epbin's 5aa" ihrds sesenutsr
8tampnp, Sa.
9ireetpren:
2. s. 9itrca, .. ven Srsnirs, Subu sloir
.. 8 Spbn6n, S. ~. SIc66cp, :. 81 aifrisnO
@tt9lteeer:
r. .. Sastins, s. 3D. &ttinlpn, 8. $. 5at&tr,
SbarIee e. SSbttlpd y. Grusbart
s. .. @jrearer, q. z. 5asIcr R. e. s8lIiams.
s. &. Giecn q. 81. NPapp, o. g'ueefcr,
y. ~. Steserlpn, 8. 8. Mpniooue, e. 9ibbh,
gS. 8. Sppcpd.
q. .. 0i6rstG, Yrdfib., g. 9. Subnfpn, Seer
has. @ IIfrtcnb.
9iele Sonf, nit cncm CAPITAL ppu S75OJO unb eedbar,
ert our Die ScliSotnr SratieK empfdna 0Cpriiten
III Sumatcu nbt rsenser mic .inru 9rar, unb sibt
3inen oaraut iabbar taIbIdbb, untsr Den sanIsiten
Seem9uneen. .Tg
0as aanse Gapttat tiirst fur Die 0cpcTten.
9. Sn99cmbeimer
Supporter pom prutldeu II. frnnjOHIheu g8siuen
unp Sranpcs,
uno
Havana x Domestic Cigars
9tr. llS 6rantltnlh., Swilhen Der IA. II. 1J.,
nobe @iupcruprltr.
Das brue gublfun insbeipnoerc ott g4ieSerpe,aufer
me bic 6crren SSrbc, werben ami bitieS ncu err cic
l8bcIelale GeGSft ofmertiom 9cndt unc erlu Die br6
peiSwreiSCn S8aoren eecs @IablcmstS III perl,
ttn, tbe e III anbrer teecn pber nbrblieu S6un brc
Gntoute mdeR. nt1r Apoern oeroencn psenoe Nrtitel
btonperS bier erp6bu unp berYCrscboben gu fperben:
6raujpflhe SranpteS uuO 9trttmeiue,
@bampasnet IaG, SUrtcn),
Tbens uup Multl geeine.
2Iae Sorlen gBbistee, Sin,
9ea6 rno Nipple Branpp,
Iae Sprten 0iqr,urc (@urpiaIS), ais: fiimmeI
2lntS, NtIpntb, @uracac &c. &c.
IQe SUrten 6aoaua enc OUmeltic Cigars ,u
ierem Yreiir, FYn6bnrg Sautabot, ale Srrten
HauGtabaf, SuroineS &C. &c.
I'm freuubIitrn 3Hiprub uaoen6crtr.~.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28
@urppQiIhe Na6ri9ten.

Der Stcamer ~Nn9lo Soron" tra6te
am 10. Sanuor eurrp1iihc Na9rid<
ten lis gum 4. Sanuar uno rarunter
as tauptlddlidte B ie, RAP rcr o.
pdi1@e Gon9reG Yermuthli9 e.
mails fattFnren wlrce. Napolepn bat
am /. San. nar cine fur;e Nurere an ras
piplcmatiide Corps sebalten. Shirt Sort.
i&atrH r~eii'te am II. Dec. mad paris ab.
GENERALIZATION uno &cmo9na wurren,
me.,n fcin Gon9reb gu itanre fdme> entwe>
Ger Elm 1tltl tdnri9e6 &5nisrei9 etablircn
orcr l@ an Sorrinien onldlie6en.
~@neere Nadridten nerle9en ben Cons
9ree ouf BEN IL. Getruar.
Die fran;6ii6e Nrmee fol- auf 4O0,z
900 Damn r~ecu;irt percen.
Die Spanier b~ielten cinen MneriF BON
10000 Mauren tapfer aus uno trieben
ie unter 1900 Mann @srluf TOPPER ;uz
rid. Die @panier batten big 600 Wann
Gerluf.
MntoneIt &polte am 12. San. mad
Paris obreilen.
Sn Neopel CAB. man cine a%19emeine
Nmnel tie. .... .
@artbalri ,pirb Gommanceur auer Na>
ttonal9orcen. a-.,
Sn Seferrei@ berrl&t feline 9an1ise
Stimmuu9 fir Granfrei& mebr.
PARIS @iniitertriliS.) - De-
&aiier bat @alewsfi fntlanen uni. rem
Miniiter res Nusmdrti9en Sbronepal an
pelsn Yremier> @teue berufen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28

Gortino6 9ei1la9eu.-De Der
Srie9Sminilter bat beute non Capt. 6einz
Selmonn ci1en 9cnauen Bcribt iiter roe
am Il. Dci. rer Gortina6'idcn Nlitu=
ltisrl1oar 9e!iefcrtc Irefen erbolten. Cor
ti1aS> bate lid nit 600 Mann cine She'll,
cee>balb Nio 0ronre City pcrlhon,t.
Capt. @inSelmann griffin nit $50 Mann
Sinie uap 1870 Tr!il1arlern (Shorhdi
beu an.) Gcrtiaas Sr9 id suriid UNI
e5 fano nun Gin %lroenanntcr running
fight Gortmabrsnre6 OepldufeD ltott>
ra5 lld 10 Dleilen weit bin;os. Damn
cnrlid wurren bic Glibutier 9anslid pers
lpren9t. @ortiua5 lbmamm nit 20 leiz
ncr 2cute rur6 Zen Nip @rance nab
rem merifanilden llier. so ppn leinen
Scuten woren 9etSrtet, Is ron ben Treiz
lhar(ern Y:rmuneet. Nue @ejdibe uni
Torratbc Gcrtinas' felen ben Nmerifanern
ii tic 9ance. - lcbri9enS miro bin,u9ez
fiiAt raj Gortinos rod l9on miccer nit
elmer ncren Sdaar ppr ccm pciter from
ou{mart5 9ele9enen Stdrt9en er1dienen
lei uno e6 ein;udlbern 9ecrobt babe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28
Ncoi8latur Don @inuefota.
3weite @isuns.

Bir eetcn beute, pbne @udf9t auf bic
lelbltHeritdncli6 : lan9rpieri9cn Dctottcr
0ber raS Observation-Disclosures unr
raS MpportionmenteeleB i'm 6oule, nur
ra8 Nelultot her 0erbanrlun9en leBter
@c9e, cie fid fur; in Tpl9enrem GUAM
men falien lalen:
SIN Senat palirten fol9enoe 5au6biu6:
Sin Wemorial an Den GonoreB Ger Ser.
Staaten fir Grlab zines 6eimltdtte9eleses,
wono9 jerem wirtliden Mnlerler, ner 5
Sabre auf ieinem Claim mcbnt 160 older
2ano fret iiterlailen merren.
Gin @eeb> Zen 0ouverneur ;u autoriliz
rem, rie cem Staate Sutommenpen 5 Y,o>
ecnte res Grl6le5 fir Ser. 5tootenzQ lnz
rersien> 81 p%erlan9en ano in Gmpfans III
nebmen.
Gin @eieb, bic Observation-Disclosures her
M'nne(otoFubz electromagnetic su per>
ldh9crn., ....
Gin Memorial fir @ermebruna te6
pofrienftes auf pcrl9iecenen Yofrouten.
Gin @eieb fir Gtablirun9 elmer @taats>
itEoee eon ct. Glouo na9 Bredenrirqe.
Gin 0elek bic @ierermtNune uno ben
''euen plan Der Start SEEM > lllm gu lez
9aliilren.
Sin Memcrial an ben prafcenten cer
Ver. Staoten, UNI Die frubere Creme Der
@tone : Nelerration ,piecer berr;ulteuen,
orer rie &nlieclcr, pel9e rur9 rie flir;<
lide 9erme1un9 ibrer GlaimS beraubt
poreen, gu entlddcisen. s-
gin @eles fit 8erlesuns elmer @taats>
itra6e BON 4a Gro0e mad Manfato.
Terner fpl9enre Bills, rie nod i'm
9auie paiircn mii1en. :
Gin @eieB, bic Organization Don CONF
pa3nien jur @iepererlan9un9 9eitpblener
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28
S9lie6li9 nod Gin @ort 3u ben 9erren
Qanrfoufeutu!

Grit ttm gssinne sesenwirtieer Saiien baben
mir unitr 6aupt.W ustnrnert auf's Mbclelalt.
@ej91it osltat unb iu9en bierin un}tre paurt'
0rrcs ~ entuidtln mir batsn bie!ir tin Grtra'
requirement sinridten la0eM mnp tisten ZEN PR
rem @ieperperfauiern i'm Qanee ale Vcrtbeils
une BsauemliAftiten. bic linen NUT pen un|tren
Qoneurren.en in ben Sitliten Ylaeen cNerirt per
teu tSnnen. Infer 5tcd 1T 1ur ZEN IrY 0ccee
Qcnium in Miunsirta elm wirtIid srcbartiser unit
perptn e srwabnte Ureuuee III ,brtm 5ntessls
fnpen, n u = bsi uns eiu,ufaufen, IA - ielnen
onpern pauie in Minnsiota nnSsl't lit. rae Nus
&uabl une BiQisfeit tstr.Ft, ou9 nur annabsrnr
NIT unS epncurrlren ~ tDnnen.
49,. $err Muerba6,
tsr nit tisIsm Departement tetraut ,ucreen, Mir
e G& anoeleatn iein laNen. uniere uerebrten 1un'
Ten in jeber Ys5iebuns ~aufrisrsn ~ ftets".
Suffice & Gcrepauab.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28

@cnntaA BEN !. Sanuar 1860.
Deflamatpri1@ > bromati19e
Nbenounterbaltun9!
MuVf< II. @elans<@ crtraae!
@ymnafil@e l%lebunsen her Gurner u. (. ~.
Stun bite id sic, gu iaaen, ,per nit
nrarmem 9er3tlut> troB &dlte uno eili9en
Grpttpirs eincm lolden STUFF nirertebcn
f6nnte! auf her Biibne,
uno Bau NIT rem inbaltldwe,en bluff
rufun9s;eiden Sd 9ebc bin, id m u6
bin9cben unp e5 freut mid, tort eemeien
III iein.
Die Yieee 1T pidant uno fein, bic
Sdauipielerin 1T cine auerliebite Grldeiz
nun1, uno ibr Yat&en, faum rreiSsbn
Sabre olt> Gin wabrer tleiner Gn9el UNI
~ weni9 poeie aud in Dem 81 en-
rcs 0eridtsidreiter5 uno ieine5 @obne5
lie4t, 70 truY baben ie rod teice cas
ppetiibe ce6 @pieles auf9eiabt. limo Der
Ball? Do5 mar in rer Gbat fein Sberz
mometer Der %9erStlutmdrme Der Manner
unp 6rauen, her Sunsselelen uno Sung
irauen BON cer Start nit rem incian'lb~
9Eiedildm Namen ; renn CT mar iparli@
telu9t. Deito mebr &aum batten rie
l%an;luii9en unp I'M lultis 81 lein, rarf
Is an Naum nidt feblen ; aber troy hes
4rp6en &aume6 unp Der 9uten Mulf 9in9
IS rod chen nidt iebr luiti9 ber unp, trpb
5upfen unp Drcben war rp6 feline Gpur
I'd npn iencr ausaclallencn Greure, ycn
jener ou9emeincn @erldmel;un9 III ZEN
5er;retorten RS 9emitbs itofes uno ben
Sn9recienSen rcr 5armonie. Gs war falt
Yon NuFen unc trry rer uuweitnren ShIz
nen ;icmli1 tiibl rpn Snnen. Mon bate
renfen luuen, roe jene per onifcirte 9lci FEM
fnpspe III bod,rctbem 0ewance uno jene
S9meltern in runteln &leipen uno jencS
nprcccutlde Embonpoint in ldmarSem
@ammtmiccer 1lmmtlide Iurncrjun9@
lingo trcb 20 @rao unter Nuu ron Mu1~
len> bel iwci Sefen Yon Snnen bitten CT
wdrmen miii1en. Nber e6 9ot feline Yy9<
molion b. auller cinem 0routart> Ter az.
re@ielnc> am SdInen iiG ero6seuc> talp
nod rem rptben Ceramic, halo nah ZEN
cunfeln &leirern ldielte. llnc cann be-
gam enrlid ypr Mitternadt rer Damcnz
palSer piecer unc id la6 Ia, alter 9un9e,
swii@m &n9it unc 5pfnuns. Sdam unc
Sie9 uno barrte, ob lt9 res Nrmcn &prhl
: feline Der SdUneu merre crbarmen. &c.
Die fatalen 9tun;eln! DaB le rod bel 70
r widti8cu Npmcnten auf ZEN Uu6loblsn
; pdren. Nter, iiebe a. troy her NunScln>
z erldeint Gina NIT frcunrlidem Sdmun>
Scln uno ib wolSte rurd ben Saal, trob
: rer ldret9cwi61i9en Stiefel, pie Elm junz
ger letenefrrber Nal. lino IA c6 IL flint
I rpn tattcn Ain9. fam aud cine onrere
: S@meter unp ib ldmelste in ibren ld1>
+ men Nrnen nod ralder cabin uno encli9
nabte lt9 cine Serbciratbete Game, ole
, nad elmer Sour has pro It Neujabr!
t cribpll unp i6 III it Der 6pffnune
ms ncue Sabr ein,rat, rob c5 nod lan9e
, mD3e lp tleiten. Tim romit e6 AUDI nod,
: LANCE 70 tleibe; de moderate durant.
j, 9in9 i@ re6 @onnta9s bel 3eiter gu
: Bette, ~ iebr aud her GntlHlub einisen
0iccrlrru@ gu beleben bate unp bcluGte
MEIER bic MISUNDERSTANDING in rcr lur>
r nerballs, nod Concert unp 8aQ lei 9errn
i Gumene9ser, in cer llnion= 5au. Wo.
r raS nidt Gin 9emalti9cr Sic9? NlQe6 baI
. irine 3eit unp lu lei e1!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28

Sewaro> ocr fiir;lib yon 1eincr
Neils na@ europa ;uriiffebrte> wirp iter>
all, mobin ct f0mmt> nit %orpBartigem
GntbutasmuS rmpfanoen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28
&ermil6teS Aa9ri9ten.

Sic 2amrence &ataffrppbe.
Qawrence IA. Sun. Die erlte
Aufresuns bat fi& etpas selest> uno gle
Arbsiter iinp in ben perl&iepeneu @llblen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28

pr<i(fA!

Sn anbstra9t FER i9le@en 3e;ten baben un'
ttrei9nste l@ entialc0tn, ibre1 ianam'tli@en
Baaren . 9orratb tur& beratssisbte Yreiie ~
rstu,iren nns tpereen ]. 9. ben
8eiten @Qlicp 3u 10 Ste.
@in9bam DON 10 gu 12} Gt8.,
Eu@s Il. Strumpfuaaren,
Geppi&s
l1nterfleiter,
GnelifAen une fran36f@en merino,
@etlei@te II. l1nsebleidtt Musline
unb ale anteren in ibr Sad eini@laeenee Arti-
tel in, @erbaltrib 3u obisen yreiien perfauftn.
@ierercerfiufen
pirb bier tine @elesenbe;t ~eetcten, biaig ein3u"
saufsn, ta tsin erSheres Eager in bisissr Sast
IL unb bic prsiie ~ eefeQt iino. eab fsine Con-
eurrsn, ssflr9tet au perren brau@t.
@err Mabler
uirt e F@ a%netlesen itin lalen, ieine beut{@er
Qanesleutt auf's Bene 3u b:tienen.
.. %. 9neerfou 8 Co.,
neben Der Bride, i'm Sem OorfzQaten
ct. Yaul. Minn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28
AM @ert mie ionft. Der Moyor erbielt
beute fir bic Qeirenpen Elm @e(denf BON

AM @ert mte lcn1t. Der Moyor erbielt
beute fir bic 2eicenpen Elm @eldenf Don
$500 YEN 2atbrpp, 2ucrinston uno 60.
in Newzyprf. 60 weit bis jtst befannt,
tetraAt rie 3oN Ter Epctcn So, lie Der
0ermietsn 48. Yerwunoet wurren 26O.
Die ocridtlide l%lnteriud,un9 wurce ciez
len Mpr9en Ypr0encmmen. Da5 otgez
eebene 3euAib tesiebt iid auf bic 9pnz
ltruttiou ccs 0et1uccs. Die llsterrelte
Ypn MarY &urrctt,@ "a Sabre att unp
BON &atborina Sweeney, % Sabre alt,
wurcen beute in hen 5riimmerboufen oufz
9efunccn. 8sire 2eihnams linp bcinabe
gan; Hol' @Scuer YerSchrt. Wuh Yler anz
rere Sei3m wurrcn %9eiunreu, oter es
mar nid't m1Alid, lle wieeer gu crfennen.
IS linn jest 2beile pom flint verbranntcn
&V'pern III cer City 5au. 3mei finn
gan; uutennlid, he anrercn rrei fpnnen
nur an iitri9 aetlicbenen T:kcn rer &lei>
cun9sNiide ertannt rerren.
Sn Der g}a9t rcS lln9lid5 nar au6
cine flctne ;ebniibrir9e Gobtcr res 5rn.
Sos. 8annon in ZEN Nuinen fcisstonnt>
el5 rie Tlammen ou6traden. Gie lab,
rab fir ie fein Gntfommen mebr iei scs
ibre 0utbaben Nednung aus BET Talbs
uno iiter9ab rielelte einem onceren Mlpz
den in ibrer Nlbe nit ben Wprten rDu
mir(t 9werettet merren urp i9 ni9t, Oiet
ros mei,em armen tbeuren &ater, uni
Tag ibm Gin 2cbempbl Ypn MR." Gie fan1
mirflid in ben Blammen ibren Ger
ric oncere marc 9erettet unb ri9tete Ter
Muftra9 aus.
Die pp~l(dnci1lte bis jest erldienen,
2iltc Ypn Torten uno 1trmiBten entb1l
Der 2omrence uGentinel"> cieislte 9ictta an
Gpcte 49, &ermiFte 107, 61merpermu1,;
eete 100, 2eidtvcrmunrete 1919.
8crbpt Der Sflopercitn Sc:
traSca.-Der Mu5rouer her Nreunc,
rer Treibeit 1T e6 9elunaen bic GcloYere
curd OcieB in Nebrasea III pertieten
Die Bill pallirte ros 9aue NIT 10 oeeer
II Stimmen. SIM Genat batten he o.:
mofraten crit fir cine 3uridle9un9 rcr:
leltsn 9eitimmt, bis enclid AUDI bort ei,1i9
rempfrotiide Stimmen 9empnnen purrcn
I'M rcrieltcn cine Mebrbcit gu fGcrn
ScBt miro aud cer rempfratil9e Gjpurer
'1eur lein Getc cinle9en; obcr audi rie'
wire. G9 ia wrbl al5 eitel Bemiben eymei
fen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-01-28
mtutfrw0orfm

ouf's Rsi&baltiet. unb @el&madpcaae a Tortirt
unb tssbrt fb ioldes ieinsn perebrten 0unren Ct
esbenit anauStieen.
Das Eager it nit alien neuen Gri@einunaen
Der 5aiior aussefattet unb tietst nan1entii@ e'ns
@rpBe Mu8wabl IN &lei6er<
itofen,
ais: 1erincs, 8aleneias, Ylaits, Delainee,
Yaramattas. De BRIGGS, Ycil It &eprte Il. &C.;
feruer unterbal;en mir einen i9Snen Vorratb
buntcr UNI einiarbi9er Seieentpooren
uns ssrtaufen iul9e oeuau 1u @e~- yorfer Yrsi'
len.
ln1tr Eager in Sbatls, Gloafs unb @inttr'
MGntel lit oui'S Neldfe ccnarlettirt, unb erlau~
tsn mir uns nod, biz ve'sbrten Damen auf unlsr
errBartises
@ci6> @aoren< II. Grimmin9s: N6prtment
auimsrt!an, gu ma&sn.
Sn 6erren. @(rtifsln. ais 8pufefins, Dcatins,
Galtmtres, DuNels, 0rauattes, 6emoen ,e. lie.
ten mir itrer Grneurren3 bic Spibe, IA mir in biz.
fer Brandt bic portbelbaftelten We%rbineunssn
batfn.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-12

ADHERENCE OF OPINIoN.-The Dem
ocratic papers are still in doubt as to who
are the nominees of the "National Demo
cratic Convention" The Chicago Herald
is to come out for Breckenridge and Lane.
The Boston Post has already hoisted that
flag. The Ashland Union-Knapp hav-
ing retired-hoists the flag of Douglas
The Boston Herald favors Douglas little.
The Louisville Democrat is Douglas all
over. The Richmond Enquirer spits on
Douglas and proclaims Breckenridge. The
Washington Star predicts the failure of
Douglas to obtain a single electoral vote.
The Trumbull Democrat hoists both tickets
and calls both the nominees of the "Na-
tional Democratic Convention" The Nor
walk Experiment is out for Douglas and
Fitzpatrick. The Mahoning Sentinel gives
both tickets, but declares that it individu-
ally "cannot fail to recognize Stephen A.
Douglas and Benjamin Fitzpatrick as the
regular nominees of the national democra-
cy." It is, however, still open to convic-
ton. The New London (Ct) Star and
the Philadelphia Pennsylvania -hoists no
names, but mourn over the split and refuse
to be comforted. The Stark Co. Democrat
and the Democratic paper in Carrolton,
Ohio, hoists the Breckenridge flag. The
Madison (Wis.) argus d. Democrat "halts
between two opinions" but is more than
half inclined to support Breckenridge. The
Brooklyn IN. Y. Eagle throws over Doug
las and hoists the Breckenridge standard.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-12
News.

A short time since we noticed the dis
appearance of Mr.. Bum, of Rathbonevills
N. Y, who come to Jersey City with a
carpot-bag full of bank-bills to pay note
due at bank. The carpet bag, cut open
and stained with blood, was found on the
dock. Mr.. Bum has written his wife from
Florida that he was taken there by robbers
in schooner.
The death penalty for murder in the
first degree is provided by statute in Ohio.
1t has long been a dead letter in Hamil-
ton Co. The Rev. H. NJ. Storrs, of Gin
cinnati recently preached sermon on Muir
der, in which he stated that during his
residence in that city there had been more
than one hundred murders, and the ave.
rage of two month, while in no instance
had the pfepetrator been executed.
The Japanese are SO thoroughly sick of
sight seeing and being gazed at, that they
have announced their determination not to
leave New York until they sail for home.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-12

We took supper-and good one-at
the Doty House, and were treated with
some of the fresh hard white fish for which
this port IS so celebrated.
We start tonight for Cleveland-having
travelled during the past month over three
thousand miles, and seen some of the most
interesting and beautiful scenery in the
world. When we are again on the wing
your readers may expect to once more hear
our whistle. QUAILS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-12

The CATTLE DISEASE ABATKD.-Sincs
the adjournment of the Massachusetts,
Legislature, and the cows have gone to
grass, the cattle disease, the Boston Tran-
script says, has suddenly disappeared in
Massachusetts. Probaly it stopped with
the appropriation to the Commissioners,
who were deputed to kill the cattle. These
gentlemen seems to be determined to mag
nifty their office, and got as much money
out of the State as possible. The change
from pent.up stables to fresh air in the
fields has doubles been beneficial to the
cattle.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-12
A Prediction.

The Auburn IN. W Advertiser makes
the following prediction in relation to the
result of the Presidential campaign.
Lincoln and Hamlin will carry every
Free State with the exception Of Califor-
mia, and Oregon, and thus be elected BY
the people.
Breckinrige and Lane will carry every
Slave State, and perhaps Oregon.
Douglas and johnson may carry California.
Bell and Everett will carry score Or 50
of conservative old Fogies and Grannies in
each of the States.
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l42

14Z 16Z
Majority against Douglas and his ism
20, Southern States for Douglas, none;
against Douglas, FIFTEEN. 1t also ap-
pears from these tables that Douglas had
majority in only Is States, and that
TWENTY STATES were against him.
AL the Democratic States voted against
him and his doctrine. Thus do facts and
figures show to palpable demonstration that
Breckinridge is the candidate of large
majority of the party, of the States, while
Douglas is the nominee of the small fac
ton of the party, and that faction being
principally in Republican States where,
there is not the slightest hope of his Sc
curing an electoral vote.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-12
HFanny Fern comes out rather sa'

HFanny Fern comes out rather saw
agely on teachers who require compost
tions" of their young lady pupils before
the poor thigs have any ideas 70 make OUT
of. Fanny is right. Nothing is more
ridiculous and pernicious than that sort Of
dry-cupping, las the doctors would call it)
and the girl who can write good letter
as almost any girl with q fair education
can-has as much more valuable art than
the ambitious young lady who makes
compositions" containing the usual pro-
portion Of one feeble idea to twenty mag
niloquent words. 1tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-07-12
Bogns and National Democracy.

The Douglas leaders studiously conceal
from the voters of their party the strength,
influence and power of the Breckinridge
ticket, and use the most shameful decep-
tion for the purpose of inducing the rank
and file to believe that Douglas was the
regular nominee of the party. We append
below table showing the comparative
strength of the Douglas and Breckinridge
wings of the party. The table also shows
who sustained the Douglas platform and
who approved the National platform of the
Breckinridge party.
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WHO Is DBADf
VILLAGE AND CITY.


By JOHN A. WILLS.
VILLAGE.
Tolling solemnly. and slow.
Swings the little village bell,
While doth pause the passer-by.
Saddened by the knell
Sa1den'd rs he passeth by
Praying for the spirit fed
While he murm 'reth, with sigh.
"Who is dead"
Treading solemnly, and slow,
Comes the little village throng.
Who, with Pastor at their head;
Bear the corpse along
Whilst the children cease their play
Drawing nearer, half in dread
Wondering, as it passeth onward.
Who is dead +?
And the busy workman cease
Gathering, now, the windows round
Whilst their upraised hammers all
Fall without sound
"Tis the coffin OF child
God, rest light its little head
God, preserve our little ones p
sWho is dead 7"
Broken is the Number. now,
All had learned to think complete!
One familiar face is gone,
Now, from church and street
And the busy query rms,
Till, before the day is sped,
Fen the smalles. child cOuld fell you
"Who is dead"
CITY.
Tolling solemnly, and slow,
Swings the city's solemn bell,
But the passer hurrieth by,
Heeding, hearing not the knell !
To tome busy purpose we'd
Never finding time to ask,
"Who is dead p
Now, with hearse and nodding plume,
And long escort to the grave,
Death comes rafting do,Cn the stret-
Life goes up the busy pare!
Careless faces-tearless eyes
No one in the throng hath said,
As the long procession passed them,
"Who is dead?"
Labor hath no time TO lose
Noisy wheels still whirr awayl
Deaths common thing. icltich goes
By the uindous erery day!
From, the thrOnged and busy pavements,
No familiar face is fled
Not one, even in thousand,
Knows who's dead!
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SOUTHERN STATES.

Thirteen Northern States for Douglas
and Squatterism, and five against.