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The Van Buren press., 1861-10-31
AASONIC-

MASONIC
AN Bu1ES LoDGE, No. 6, 4. Y. Masons. hoI
their regular monthly communications on the night
of the second Monday In each mouth
JoHN lSGRAN, w III, >. r. CurrxEIL,
p. King, J-W., j. H. HASEY, Se'cy. H. c. HAY
NAN, Treas B. j. BRewN, S. D., j. NJ. Woop, J.
D. A FRASK Tier
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SELLING OUT!

orr EOr the "ar
UyHE subscriber is anxious te clear out his re-
manning Stock of Goods. that ne may oe
enabled TO voluntee for the war. We tnvite the AZ
tenfion Of persons wanting any tning tn.t na'e
- r .haII sell at a bargain to clear them ont
Van Buren,, Oct - iSAAo h1'-H"s
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Groceries, Hardware, sc.
Just Reed by r. Perkins.
NIOLASSES, Sugar, Coffee aud Tea. Candles
lN and Soaps, pepper. spices, ginger. starch. etc
Water buckets. cburns, broon,s, wash boards.
coffee mills. Cotton and hemp roaps. Tobacco of
various brands. Oysters and Sar,iines.
CASTINGS Of every description Nails. Plows
and hoes ; pad and door locks screws and butts !;
farming utensils Of all kinds whips. etc
blacksmith Tools, of every description.
large assortment of CrOckery and Queens.
ware, Jars. jugs. at a prfiasks. Tin Ware etc.
april 10, 1861 r. PERKINS.
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BY J. 4 J. HINxLE

BUYING PRICES.
Bacon, sides, *
hog round, ,oS,or>
EIour l4M Is
Corn u.,1 S2,75@3 90
Eggs, u ,o t9oo
Butter .WIhi
Po..,,.n tdozen) 81 75df so
Coz "0she' country 75@ 50
O.,1 ,oa,,, 4Ot950
Wheat ''9< Vo
Tailow, cg-
Beeswax ,Sgao
Feathers, ,ogSe
Peaches, dried,
Apples. dried. peeled, 750S6
Apples. green. MO-
Hides, dry, - No 80
Racoon,
Deer,
Fox,
Wild Cat, -
Otter,
Wolf,
Beaver. h
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Notice.

& Notice.
STRAYED OR STOLEN, on the night Of the
~ 29th of October, 1861, dark chestnut sorrel
horse year old last spring. three hands three IN
ehes high. light saddle marks. supposed to be sto.
len from Joel Bryn,s on Lees Greek. A liberal
reward will be paid for the said horse or thief
Said horse is branded with the letter c. Any in
formation will he thankfully received. Address
JAMES WOOSLEY. Van Buren, Ark.
L
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Regular New Orleans and Arkan-
sas River Packet,


LADY WALTON.
Captain JOHN TuRUsroN.
Wis HE, splendid passengrr and freight Packet,
and all points ON the Ar,.an.as M;y.r J,,r
ing the ensuing season-o..i freight, (wion she does
van buren and Fort Smith.
VIII I'll oe ereshiP.;ed o., the light draft steamers
- ~. recommendations on the Lady Walton, for
PassenSe..s ara unsurpassed.
var. Bu1en, Dec g. 1860, If
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WARD & SOUTHMAYD.

1859. 1859.
Fall and Winter Goods.
WARD & SOUTHMAYD
4 RE now opening very large and extensive
"A assortment OF Fall aI.d Winter Goods
at wholesale or retail. sep Ii. so
DAINTs. OILS. sc.
1 100 kegs WHITE LEAD. ...
500 u, Spanish Brown, fs
100 ID Venetian Red,
l0D ID Red Lead,
200 gallons LINSEEp OIL.
$50 Spts TC--PE.NT TINE
50 b PrIssian Blue fes
300 h birthstone,
200 IL Flour Sulphur.
300 ID Epson Salts.
500 ib Spanish White.
$50 fb White Chalk,
600 Ii Pntty IN Iisidefs.
200 gallon lard Oil,
July a.G8s9. WARD 4 soI1i'HMAvD.
35 Bales A and l domestic,
500 pieces Bleached domestic assorted.
$50 :. Cottonades, assorted,
l20 Blue Denims
800 - Domestic Stripes.
$50 Plaids.
300 g Mariners Shifting.
100 /" Fancy Lawns,
So Ginghams
20 " Solid color g
80 " Black and Colored Alpaccas,
500 Silk fiandkerchieis,
1900 Z" Fancy Prints, assorted,
so :" White Cambrics,
60 " Checked "
60 lJackouet ''
100 doz Cotton Handkerchiefs,
10 :. Linen +" .r5Fr
! July l3. 1859 WARD Il SOUTHMAYD.
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Notice.

VKyE will take Confederate Treasury Notes
" and Arkansas War Bonds at par. for all
Goods sold, and for all debts due us--excepf from
such persons refuse them At rsr-from aIl such.
We shalt exact payment in specie. zsz
Sep B. WARD 4 SCUTHMAYD.
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Wagons Wanted.

I wish to purchase for the Or. Aasters Depart
i ment G. s. A.. all the good substans,a a sd!yiee-
able six mule wagons that are to he had. A is~
large four horse wagons win also be received
GEO. w. CLARKE,
Fort Smith, Sep 30, 1861. Mai A. NJ
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NOTICE.
Sailed Meats for the Army !

4 LII persons who have propositions to furnish
n salted BEEF and PORK, Hoop Poles and
stayes, or work as coolTrs. will call upon Mr.. R,
s. NASH. Superintendent and inspector of Sub
sistence. at the Coninissarys office at this Post
1t is not intended by the Government to pack
and put up meats. but to give assistance to those
who will put up beef and pork for sale to the Com
Iaissariat. The resources of the Department will
=. used to procure barrels for this purpose. The
.arrels will he made at the exPense of the Depart
ment, and furnished as part payrnent for provis-
the country in espective to furnishing barrels
Van Buren,. Fort Smith. and prol,sbly Fayette-
lille, will be established dero,s for the recep
ion of rrovsious
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NEW GOODS
, 4 luts MaekcreI Just reed
cf dec 23'53
100 boxes Oysters, Just reed
~ boxes Lobster. inst reed
~ dee 1888
- - boxes Cod Fish iustrec'd
IeJ dee 1883
40 boxes LIerriugs, scaled. just red
IN boxes Pineapple Chec..,
III dee % SO
700 'sss: dee as'ss s9s $500 4 ''S"s fsardine'
10 boxes Maccaroui. JUS.
III dec 1853
40 boxes assorted Candy, jus; reed
= bbls Almonds and
~ bbls English Waiuuts,
10 boxes Pearl Starch, just reed
~ 'is dee ssass'Ay ss'ss '''
SavsGsmo.e,:s Est e; Biz n.seA~s'ls Easli Sauces
. = bbls PURE RYE WHISKY. juzs6ee'd
AO dee 1883
ElAscr LIQUORS. just reed =.
dee 1888
DIE Fruits-Currants Blneberries, Rheubarb,
Il etc, etc. just reed dec. %
II TlRIsu FRUIT-Peaches, Strawberries, etc, in
IL Theoretically sealed cans, fresh and nice.
DRESERVES-Quinces pears, etc.
dec 23'59 -
TELLIES--Plum, Currant, etc, just reed
- dec 23'59
TNISH-Mackerei, fresh salmon, etc, just reed
dee 23'59
ID ICE tierce Rice, fresh, just reed
IL dee 1888
Boots and Shoes.
90 cases Brogans,
Oe) % cases woman 4 Downings,
10 eases Youths Boots.
30 cases mems Boots, assorted quality. just
reed at
| dec 1888 PENNYWIT, SCOTT & co. s.
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100000

Havana C1Gars.
I WYE invite the att4 ntion Of dealers and smek
! wv ers, to stock Of Cigars. We are sel-
ling =. runous Prices-but are bound to clear them
! out
sept. 13. 1861. JOS. FEILMER.
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shot.

A large stock and full assortment Of all sizes,
n reed and for sale BY
inar 20. '6I. J. HENRY, WILLIAMS 4 co.
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SUNDRlES.

SUNDRlES.
10 dog Brooms. assorted qualities.
~ doz hearth brooms,
lp doz whisk do
100 doz zine cord wash boards.
loo dog ptd Buckets,
10 dor cedar buckets, iron bound,
10 doz do do brass bound.
Is doz we'll buckets. assorted qualities
Is nest cedar tubs,
a5 nest blue ptd tubs,
2D nest canhies,
10 doz half bush measures.
40 dog names and horse colaru,i
10 dog wooden bowlcs,
Just received and for sale by,
jan 1890 J. HENRY. WILLIAMS
PLANEe.
SMooTlIING Planes, single aud double fscs
= Jack, fore and jointers, :.
Tongue and groove Planes. ass,rtsd si..aJ
Bead and Rabitt. do
Drawing Knives. assorted qualities,
Hand Saws,
In quantities to suit purchasers. at
O1 Doz jar'd iron sTIRRUPS
- l. l1doz polished do a
81 doz wOodcn do
3 dog tol,acco cutters
doz Hieat do
30 dez eoeoanui dirrars.
ust red and for sale hy
1M kegs white Lead. pure.
lOO 50 doz Turpentiuv in bottles asst .isss
Lard. linsecd and Coal Oils.
Japan and co!ai Varnisl', in large quantities
for sale by
jan 1855 }. HENRY WILLIAMS d GO.
~ doz backing Brushes, assorted qualities
III 10 doz scrub do
80 .loz paint 10 all siz.s.
doz sash tools
lust Rec u and for sale by
jan 1850 j. henry, WILLIAMS I
A1 Mattresses. single and .lcubl..
l. 81 sets com. low P,-, Dcdsteass.
IL sets cottage Il" do
"a sets high DO do
in store aud TOR sale by
jan 1879. }. HENRY, WILLIAMS / CO
DRASS KET-rLES, xc.
ID 500 lbs brass kettles Of all sizes.
80 willow market baskets. n.'t sfxes.
doz glass Lanterns. as'i.
lust X cd aud for sale by 2@
isn 1860 j. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 On
VINIa:AR--in half and whole b'.ls.i
jan 1865 s. HENRY. WILLIAMS ! 90.
= bbls Malder, se'is
- 9 bbls Alum, ju.t reed hy
jan 1850. J. HENRY. WILLIAMS 4 GO
New York Exchange.
SIGHT Drahs on New York. can bs had % -.
4 oil :ssa'' * ) HENRY WILLIAMS CO,
1roonaa.
Al doc. Corn Brous. Just reed by
EO june q J. HrsRY. wuiIAss O.
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fwM. PExBRRTo

Oaice of A. @. NJ, c. 8 Ar Capt. A. @. N.
Fort Smith. Oct. IL. 1861 3wlS
N BAH COMMUNICATIONS on tho above Subject
must be addressed TO r. s. NASH, Commisssry' 3
Office at this post F
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Tobacco

. tierce fresh Carolina Rice, in store,
- june 5. j. HENRY, WILLIAMS & Co
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

sB 5. 5. Cox, member of Congress from the
Columbus District a man who has shown n will.
lingness 10 get down lower at the bidding Of
the South than any other man in Ohio. has writ.
ten letter, or rather a pair of them. latelv T.,
Hon. g. L. CONVERSE. upon the causes of the
present Troublesome times. In his frs. letter
he says of secession:
81 do not believe that, for the present, there
are any means. either by compromise or arms,
to stop the secession Of the Gull States. For
thirty odd years, South Carolina has been anx-
ions 10 gu I. With her the real n ason is a
matter of political economy Her osIensible
reaon. Is slavery. Free and direct trade, with
strong sqpinting toward cheaper negroes is
her real reason. The politics of The Gulf States
are the offspring of South Carolina. Calhoun.
ism has permeated for years all their policy
Their leading public men have won honors and
emolunenls In disseminating its heresics. In
the time of Jackson, the cry was, "that The South
was robbed by the North" 1t is the same
thing now. Her statesmen believe, what do
not-that the South pays forty out of the sew
enty millions OF federal revenue, But whether
ms be true or not, South CAROLINA aud her kim
ared States believe it; and therefore they are
bound out, whatever may be conceded. Jack.
son stopped " by intimid pipn, He spld he
would lake command himself and hang CALHOUN
on the flrst sapllng. This. with Mr. Clay Is COM
posing syrup, quieted her for the time. Ever
s'nss. she has been waiting her opportunity
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
The Times Washington correspondent
says: Com. Sbubrick, who has just arrived
from Charleston, states, that the greatest
anxiety and terror prevails there, enhanced
by every fresh report of movements at the
North.
1t is believed that.a revolution of feel
ing against the disunionists must soon take
place, unless Georgia speedily adopts a
course TO inspire new life into the secession
movement, and give The already wavering
public new accession Of courage.
The correspondence between the s. c.
Commissioners and President Buchanan
appears in the Charleston papers OF Satur-
day last, having been submitted TO the Con
vention in secret session the evening pre-
vious. 1t consists of three letters: The
first, dated Dec. 29,h, from the Conmiss-
ioners TO the President, in which they de-
maud as preliminary to all negotiations,
a disapprova, by the President, of the act
of Maj. Anderson in sezing Fort Sumter.
The second letter, dated Dec. 80, from the
President, in which, while admitting that
Maj. A. acted without express orders, he
refuses to repudiate the act; and the third,
dated Jan. l, in which the Commissioners
attempted 10 refute the allegations of the
Presidents letter in which he justifies Maj
AS conduct. This last letter the Presi-
dent returned to the Commissioners with
the following endorsement on the back -
This paper, presented TO the President, is
of such character that he declines to re-
ceive it.
The first move of Mr.. Holt, of the War
Department, was TO reinsiate Col. Young
as Inspector of Ordinance; a gentleman Of
acknowledged ability, removed by Floyd
tor political reasons. Others of Floyd's
appointments will be removed for more
trusty men. 3.
The nomination of VIM. Mcintyre, as
Collector at Charleston, went to the Com
mittee Of Finance. No one asked imme.
diate action on it.
The delegation from Mississippi called
upon Secretary Thompson yesterday. and
desired TO know his position in tie Cabinet
and his views on the subject Of enforce.
mept. He promptly pledged himself to
resign if single soldier is ordered South
with bis kpowledge. If done WITHOUT
such knowledge be will resign when fact is
ascerlaiped, on Two grounds: first, Lecause
it would be violation Of good faith; sec
ond, because Of the act itself. This was
considered satisfactory,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10
Mr.. Lincoin,s Cabinet. /.

The latest information respecting the compo-
sition of Mr.. L1NooIx's Cabinet indicates that
the various Departments win probably be filed
about as follows: f
State william H. SEwXrD of n 7.
Treasury =. SALMON P. CHASE of Ohio.
Auy General EDwA ARD BATES of Missouri
Var SIMON CAMERON of Pennsylvania.
Nary .-..---. ROBERT E. Sco1T of Virginia.
Interior WILLIAM A. GRAHAM of n. c.
p. N. Genera.GGDEoS WELLEs of Connecticut.
Mr.. SEWARD and Mr.. BATES have both accept
ed the positions which have boen offered them
With regard 70 the other gentleman named. we
are not aware that either of them has yet receiv-
ed positive appointment, nor indeed. with re.
gard to Messrs. ScorT and GRAHAM, do We know
how far the negotiations have proceeded. o.
these gentlemen, the first is liberal Whig o.
Virginia, and a through-going Union man; the
second was Secretary of the Interior in the Cab.
met of Mr.. FILLMORE, aud was the Whig can.
didate for the Vice Presidency in 1852, on Il {
same ticket with Gen. Sccrr.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

HDrFr GREEN. in whose patriotism we have
.he fullest confidence. has just returned to Wash
Ington from visit to Mr.. LINCOLN. He comes
oack greatly encouraged.S He had free, frank
and satisfactory talk with Mr.. LINCOLN unon
tne'great Questions at present distracting the
country. He communicated to the President
elect the exact condition of affairs. as he under
stood them. He informed Mr. Lincoln that un-
less some mode of adjustment was made, all
would be lost. Whether he will be able to ac-
eomplish anything remains to be seen. He has
high hopes that something yet will be done by
MT Llncoln's friends in Congress DUFF GREEN
Is working like trojan to bring it about, and is
OF opinion that he will succeed.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

e9 A very long correspondence is published
in the Kentucky papers, between Gov. MAeor-
FIN and S. F. HALE, Commissioner from the
State of Alabama. The COMMISSIONS rehearses
the story of Southern wrongs. at the hands of
the North, with the addition of the misrepre-
sentations found in most of the Locofoco news
papers printed in the North, whose sympathies
seem to be entirely with the traitors of the
South Gov. MAeoFFIN takes up the solemn Ia
mentations of the Commissioner, and PROPOSES
that Alabama and the other Slare States. would
meet in Convention at Nashville on the 5th Of
Feb.' then and there TO propose such amend
ments TO the Constitution, as would insure pro-
lection hereafter to the peculiar institution" in
the South. But Alabama won't wait. She's
bound for to 60, and go she will.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10
wsome Republican naner. wbener.r

ID Some Republican papers, whenever q
proposition to settle the differences between the
North and the South. is mentioned. want to
know before they give it their assent or dissent,
how it agrees with the Chicago Platform. We
{ are for fair and honorable adjustment of the
grievances of the South, if they have any, but
no tinkering with the Constitution. .'and if such
adjustment be in accordance with the doctrines
laid down in that platform. or whether it con-
ficts with it. should not for a moment be con-
sidered. We believe that if either party has
cause for complaint, growing out of the Uuion.
1t is the North, but if it caR be shown other
wise, then we would concede at once, and in
full. to the South, all the rights of which she has
been deprived. In the adjustment of that ques-
tion no partisan creed, no invidual interest
should be the basis, but justice TO both sections.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

@ Mr.. DOUGLAS made speech on Thursday
last In the Senate, charging the Republican par
ty with being the authors of the Secession
This is rather falser and meaner than is usual
for Mr.. DoUeLAs. He might Just as well charge
the Republicans with defeating him in the
Charleston Convention. 1t is certain that the
men who there gave him his quietus, are now
leading the great Cotton Revolution Wouldn t
it be well for Mr.. DoueLAs, considering how far
he is advanced in life. and how all his hopes in
this world are annihilated, to devote the rest of
his existence to telling the truth? Besides,
what he now says is only plagiarized from Mr..
BUCHANAN. He certainly ought to be ashamed
of that. l
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10
Business affail

% Business affairs are putting on better
face than they were month since, and were it
not for the mad folly of the secesssionists, the
Banks would all resume specie payments in less
than week. and everything move off prosper
ousiy. The land is full of produce, and the
people in foreign lands want our surplus bread
and meat. They are sending their coin to our
shores in abundance, and It's to be hoped that
before spring arrives we may witness revival
In business, with renumerative prices for the ag-
rieultural products of the land.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10
The --latest New,

Is. that $50 troops and provisions have been sent
to the relief of Maj. ANDERSON.
Troops are being concentrated around Wash
ington to prevent an attack upon the Capitol
g Major WooD. of New York recommends the
secession of that city from the State, and the
formation of a free city.
President BUCHANAN is having some back bone
put into him by the action of the South, and he
IS now acting in concert with Scorr in concen-
trating troops to points where they are needed
The city Of Mexico has been taken by the
Liberals.
The Seceders are now in Convention in the
States of Florida, Alabama, Georgia, and Mis-.
sissippi.
LArER.-The report is, that the Charlestonians
had fired into the steamer Transporting men and
provisions to Maj. ANDERSON, and that the latter
was returning the compliment. We hope this
news is incorrect.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

HGov. JACKSON of Missouri has opened his
administration by an inaugural adiress.in which
he justi6es secession, and recommends the sus-
pension Of specie payments. He has hopes of
preserving the Union, however. not by Cor gres-
sional compromises. but by amending the Con-
stitution so to protect Slavery in the Terrific
ries. That being granted. and every runaway
slave being caught and returned, he is willing
to stay in the Union.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

II In the House of Representatives, Jan. 3,
Mr. BINGHAM of Ohio reported from the Judi.
ciary Committee a bill for the collection of the
revenues in place where its collection in the
usual manner has become impractable. The
bill authorizes the Collector to fix the CUSTOM
house either on shipboard or in any safe point
within the district. and to require all ships to
pay the duties there in cash. 1t is expected
that the subject will be considered in the House
- Tuesday sszt
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10
cwTbe Mississippi Disnnionist Commission

eBTbe Mississippi Disnnionist Commission
e. to the State of Delaware. appeared before the
Legisla ure of that State Jan. 3, and was listen
ed to with considerable patience while he de-
livered himself of his reasonable propositions,
when a resolution was unanimously adopted by
both branches of the Legislature declaring an
unqualified disapproval of the remedy for the
existing difficulties suggested by the resolutions
of the Legislature of Mississippi" The Com.
missioner is now on his way home.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

tY Three Companies of the United States
Flying Artillery are TO be concentrated at or
near Washington on the occasion of the inaugur-
alton of Mr.. LINCOLN. and Gen. Scorr will su-
perintend the necessary arrangements for pre-
serving order, in case any breach of the peace
is attempted. r a-.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

cB The announcement of the seizure of forts
and arsenals in Georgia and North Carolina has
created the belief at Washington that it is the
intention Of the Revolutionists to seize upon all
the unprotected forts at the South. That section
oi 'he country appears to be in very defence
less condition. -.... ..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

sB- dispatch from Tallahassee, Florida, says
the State Convention. now in session, will pass
resolutions declaring the right of the State to
secede, and then deliberately proceed to deter
mine the terms of the ordinance of secession
Judge MoISTosH has resigned from the Federal
CoDrt
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

ID chancellor DuNKIN seems to be a terrible
nuisance to the South Carolina Convention
He is continually doing something practical
NO sooner are the Secession orators doing up the
gittering generalites, than the Chancellor OBJ
trudes some practical remark, which causes the
Convention 10 dive into secret session like frog
into pool.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

tB A young Southerner lately made his ap-
Peafance In Cehtralia, ILL.,, sporting a traitors
cocsade I'D his hat. The citizens at once noii-
ned him that they could not suffer traitors to
flourish The evidences of their treason before
their faces-took the cockade from his hat. threw
1t into some not over nice place. and escorted
the wearer to the train which was about tn leave
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

sE1n the South Carolina Convention, Jan.
8, a resolution was introduced, and tabled for
the present, empowering the citizens of the Uni
ted States, domiciled outside of South Carolina,
20 hold and dispose of real estate without hinder
ance or molestation.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

eEThe Philadelphia Press. which ought to
be pretty well informed. says that it is Cham
bers Mckibbin, Naval Officer of that port, who
has been nominated by The President to the
Cullectorship of Charleston. r LEF-r. -
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

NEIL HeUsE, CoLUMBus.-The Neil House is
to be rebuilt. in greatly enlarged form. The
new building will be OF brick. 2l0 feot front
lss feet deep five stories high. and will contain
about lis rooms.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

The Ohio Legislature met at Columbus,
according to adjournment, on Monday last
The Message of Gov. DEsN1sos is Lengthy, but is
an able state paper. twill be published in our
next number
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-01-10

EThe Ladies Of Charleston are empl Dyed
making cartridges for their "sogers." Better be
employed making breechcs for their half clad
and worse fed, slaves.