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The national Republican., 1861-09-09

utlnEOLD'S BU, lIU FOR The BI.ARDhR'
II Hell BOLD'S BUCllL Tor ,ae Kiun'ys
HELMgOLD'- BCCIU iCr the Crave
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU FIR Dropsy
HELMBOLDS BGCHU for pel' ou5ness
HELMBOLDS BUCHU for Lo'5 OF Memory.
HELNBOLU'S 81, HU for Luss OF sight
HCLMBOLD'S BUCnC iGr Dmnesa Of Vision
HFLMFoLl BICHl 1or ihihcutt Breathing
uELMBOLD'S BCCHU lor v .ah Nerves
HELMDUI h . RUCHu for Distinctions.
HNLMBULD'S BUCHU for Exoets.s arising from
I'D scretIOn and al Diseases oi fhe
SEXUAL OhGANs
Existing in either SIX, from whatevyr cause orig
inated ana nO,mater CHOW LONG STANDING.
In It's Taste AID odor and immediate In lis action
Price 81 Per bottle, or six Tor So Delivered to any
address, accompanied by reliable certificates
Depot. 1o4 South Tenth Street, Philadelphia,
selt b-Sm
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Looking Ahead.

Tho sanitary commission, now IN session,
have recommended to the War Department
that authority he granted to provide temporary
hospital room for l5 900 beds.
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Appointments.

Major u. B. French, the newly appointed Com.
missl Dner Of Public Buildings has appointed
Mr.. Richard Stewart, assistant commissioner,
in place Of Job Angus, and 7. ]. Williams clerk,
in place of Mr.. Chase.
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AUCTION SALES.
pY GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aue,ion..r.

FIVE TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS. BOLOGNA
y SkryA GE, SMOKED BEEF, SEVENTY SUITS OF
SOLDIERS CLOTHING, dc. dc,, At AUCTION.
On TUE DAY, the 10th Infant, we sssli sell, In
front of our store No. b2s Seventh street, at 10
clock A M: LOO. ~ rE0r' ~ -
!0ns hne Too Buggy aud Harness
1000 lbs. Of Bologna Sausage. F''r .rrr go
500 lbs. Smoked Beef .r-. %.
Terms cash in specie. 80.
GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
Hpo--2t [star.l Auctionesrs.
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Dcath OF a Soldier,

Mr.. Horace Fow'and, OF company G, thirtieth
New York regiment, died on Saturday night in
the Street hospital, after an illness of several
days.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

When u uh Of subscribers hiss been forwarded
additions may ta made 10 II 0n the same terms Ii
Is not nece 'ry taI ne sub crbers to Club thould
receive their e! "lF, al tbs same post flee.
Money NAV be forwarded by mail at our risk
Large gno,.A. Csn te ren.tted in draft IN Boston
New Yors, fhEacc!p phia, or Bai'iniore; smaller
amounts In go.i, or III botes of eoveHt banks. Ad
dres ". j. MURTAGH n CO,
WGshnROn, D, c.
AZ re daily National Repptii.yr ~ published
every morliny Sundays excepted) ~ $500 per an
uum, In ady.nc
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EONARD SCOTT q CO.'S
IL REPRINT OF THE
BRITISH REVIEWS
BLkCKWOOD'S MAGAZINE !

Leonard Scott l. Co., New York, continue to pub
lish the following leading British Periodicals, viz
!. The London Quarterly, (Conservative.)
q he Edinburgh Review, (Whig.)
g. The North Bill Review, (Free Church.)
L. The Westminster Review, (Liberal)
g. Blackwood's + dinburgh Magazine, (Tory.)
These Periodicals ably represent the three great
politics parties OF Grea, Britain-W hg Tory, and
Radcal-but politics forms only feature OF their
character. AS Organs OF the most profound wri ers
on Science, Literature, Morality, and Religion they
stand rs they ever have stood unrivaled in the
world of letters being considered indispensable to
the scholar and the professional man. while to the in
telIigent reader of every class they furnish more
correct and satisfactory record Of the current itera
ture OF the day, throughout the world, than can be
possibly obtained from any other source.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
Police Com missioner.

George S. Gideon, Esq, of this city, has been
appointed commissioner Of the Metropolitan
Police, in place of Col W. W. Seaton, declined
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
Kicked by a Mule.

A colored 'eamster, while adjusting the har.
ness OF his team on Saturday, was kicked by a
mule and had two Of his ribs broken.
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aug s--dt

GS- The above sale is una avoidabIy most.
poned, on account of the rain, until THURSDAY
Lext, September ffth, same hour and place.
NJ BLAIR, Trustee
JAS. @. Mc3UIhE, 1 CO.,
aug 9o-dts Auctionsers
HS- The above sale IL further postpon ed
uutil Thursday, October 3D., at the sane hour and
place.
NJ. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. q. MoGUlkE, &CO., ..,
sep 7--lawSds Auctioneers
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The Hannibal and 81 Joseph Railroad Affair

The Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Affair.
HUDsoN. Mo-, Sept. 6.-Ihe following add.
tional names of the killed and wounded at the
Little Platte bridge are taken frcm the 81. Jo'
seph Journal of the 4th inst.
Kllled-Dr. Horton of Atchison, P. N. Bcr.
land of Kansas City, c. Fording of West Liber-
ty, Iowa.
Severely Wounded-Mr. Lockwood of ST, ..
soph, Capt Davis OF the second Kansas reel'
ment, Mr.. Martin, a brakesman.
Slightly Wounded-J. w. Parker, ]. G. Ell.
wards, N. Dutchmann of st. Joseph, and G.
Carpenter U. S. A.
There are men and women known To be
killed yet in the ruins, and four of tho Cead,
who belong TO Iowa apd Kansas, are uot YET
Identified
There are not less than sixty WOUNDED. with
broken limbs and bruised and crushed tcGieH,
all OF whom arc being well cared for,
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|hHiTE MERCER POTAI4hH-
w PRIME, RIPE. AND MEiLN

AT LOWEST MANEET F!-"Fs
10 bMAS1kRS 81 RkuIAiEHTS.-
l1u wGat 10 hcep your mn healthy ,lu CANNOT -
this M'nout giving them good pofa.Cvs. Ine.o
You can get at e'eo' & Co $, $50 Fenusys au'a
aveGue, cofnc- OF Second Stredt
~ phpCLhs-lo om want to please your Gu.
ttmers, and induce them 10 cali again md recon.
read your stock to their friends, then Call al
5tSei 20 D. and buy what Potatoes you IL. ed ,
ar. warranted to i'er9s.
TO u0TEL AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS
DO ycu want 10 please your guests, and tickle their
pslG'esF linen buy youe Pot toes of Steel 4 Co
Dy doing 80, three parties will be beneited-the
seller, tho buyer, and the cons umer
Ohio, Indiana, and kentucky money In good
ttandng taken ut ppr.
j. w. STEEL &CO,
$50 Pennsylvania avsNue, eorner OF Second street
(C!d Seminal Olice
sep5 tStarl
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
Warliks Preparations in the West

CAIRO, September s.-Generals Polk and Pil.
low are at Columbus with seven thousand rebel
troops, and JEFF. Thompson is in Missouri, di'
rectly opposite, with the remainder OF the
forces. Eight hundred Federal troops left here
Today to reinforce those at Paducah.
Another regiment were to follow Immediately
yesterday.
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CENTRAL RAILWAY.

SUPEaIarKSpHHI's OFFICE,
Calvert Station, Baltimore, May ls, 1861.
SSfRAG fSSSffl a3a
depart as follows m gnti Wy tSrthsr tnplI n9'iee:
MAIL at s.l5 A. NJ.
EXPRESS at 4.s6 r. NJ.
HARRISBL RG ACCOMMODATIONS at sl6P.
The s.15 A. N. train connects at Relay House with
trains on the Western Maryland kaiiroad; at Han
roads; at York with York and WIishtsvie Rail.
road at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania haiIoad
tor all parts Of the West also with ebanon Valley
Railroad to NeU York dirGd, at Northumberland for
l., and u. Railroad for Kingston and all psrts OF
Wyoming Valley and at sun6nry 81! with the S rSila,
ftiPm,Sl ,spPnaSlrnuis nnu si,S md New YoE p"'
The IS +. Nj traiu makes all the abov, cornee.
tioS except HaHovsI ySsiiiIoad, WIisstsViAls Rail
The S,l6 2. " !rlin makes connections with Penn
sylvana RAILROAD Tor all paris Of the Nest, ami d.
The 4. NJ, 23O T. NJ, and ; 4b Y NJ, trains
Tom Washington City conn. OF with this rVcs.
burg Accommodation at AS r. NJ
For uckets and information INQUIRE at the Ticket
o,ass' Saiysrs st~i0n' Ba,n40,s HI ARxr srrt
SEALED Proposals are invited TIL
the Army ofths potomao wl,h POTATOES About
20 Cv0 bushels will be required in lots Or about COo
SShs SSstS Isa ws a ESaSGs Z, 70 Ss Of % sH
Msrcers (blue)
Pink kye,
MeIcels, (white.)
The Potatoes 10 be delivered iu Washington and
subject to such inspection on celivsry the Sub
nist. nce department may reqaiTe, and payment "
DE made in Trasury nHes, II GoyeInule1t should
desiIe 1t.
The potatoes to be delivered i'll good strong barrels,
and each bushel 10 be estimated 1T 90 lts.
The bids to be directed to Capain 4. BECK
WITH, O. s., U 3. A, Washington, D. O.
sep6
A MAZE CH7NCE TO MAKE MONEY, +,
| n Any person having from tt'ee 10 Jot" ht.nd,sa
dodrs cash can hear OF cd chance for an iIyest
ment by addressing Box S-o Pet once, & Wsshhns 20
| A nrn6t NJ trnm 10 eCO psr cent can be resI2eo,
and dividends made weekly. Apply soon
J sept G-2t
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T AW SCHOOL OF HARVARD COL.
II LEGG. Two terms, Of nineteen we ks each
commencing September 2, 1891, and March 3, 1861
For Catalogue and Circular, add ess
JOEL PARKER,
Royal Professor, Can't ridge, Mass.
camlridge, August, 1861. aug 6-wat
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pY, J. G., MCGUIRE q co., Aaetioneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF MrRovED PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of deed Of trust from Gamaliel
Baily and wife, dated February 22d, 1859, and re-
shAll sell as trustee, on Thursday August twenty.
ninth, at2 clock, 2 In front Of the premises,
a public auction to the highest bidder all that piece
western half Of lot marked five, o. in square mum
be,ed Ave hnndred and thirty three (b5S,) In the
plat Of taid city, the same having front Of twenty
fine three story brick dwelling and brick stable
Terms: One third cash; the balance In equal in
stalsnts at six and twelve months secured by deed
Of trust the premises II the terms of sale are NOT
complied with within FIVE days thereafter, the trus
ice the right to resell at the risk and cost Of
the dsfaulting purchaser
All convey ancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
NJ. BLAIR, Trustee.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.
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I osT.-A large PO0ktt BOOK, via SIX pIc Net
- nlled with nh!iiary and pension pap. rs 6C'?ne
mH ~ captain Charles Btcher. II was lost near III
R1airoad Depot. The Under will be rewerdeI b
lessiug 1t at this office sen att
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
The Habeas Corpus Case.

The case of William A. Northern, who was
brought out from the pententiary, before
Judge Merrick ,on Wednesday last, on a writ
Of hdbeds corpus, II will be recollectod, was
postponed until Saturday to allow time for the
Government to procure evidence. The pris.
oner was brought into court on Saturday morn.
ing by Mr.. King, the warden Of the peniten.
tiary, who testified that the prisoner had ad.
mitted to him that he was tried before the U.
s. Circuit Court for Virginia on the charge Of
embezzling letters while he was in the employ
of the Post once Department, and that he was
convicted and sentenced TO ten years impris
onment in the pentenuary Of the District ci
Columbia from February last. ag. ...-.s.
Mr.. Davis, the counsel for the prisoner, moved
that he be released, on the grounds that there
were no papers on fIle In the penitentiary in
relation to the case, and addressed the court at
considerable length on his motion.
The court decided, In the present state Of the
country, the President having declared non:in:
tercourse with Virginia and other seeded
States, that 1t was impossible to obtain n certi.
ned copy of the commitment from the Virginia
court, and that tho prisoners own admission
was the best secondary evidence to bo had.
The prisoner was then remanded to the
warden, to be retained until he was discharged
by duo course Oflaw.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09
Edward Evsrett Llterary As.ociation.


We are pleased to know that the young inen
Of our city have not lost sight of the import
ance of attending to the cultivation OF their
minds during the present distracted state of the
country, but are already beginning to organize
literary associations as an incentive TO exeruon
In this respect, and that an opportunity may be
afforded for developing their inteects.. The
first one we hear Of is the well-knOwn Edward
Everett Literary Association, wLich is in Il
fourishisg condition, and has its former repu-
tation fully sustained in the moral character
and superior literary qualifications of its pres.
ent members. g.. .......
The officers are President, A. Roszel Jacobs
Yice.President, G. r. Mexican; Secretary, Thos.
n. Shepherd; Assistant Secretary, ]. s. Adams (;
Treasurer, l.. j. Smith.
1t meets every Monday evening, at Everett
Institute, Massachusetts, avenue, adjoining Nc.
Ken'ree Chapel, where vsiters arc always
welcomed. Tho question for discussion this
evening is: -.,.-. ..r ~
RcSOlred, That in revolutionary times pub.
lie safety requires the arrest of all persons
openly expressing themselves IN opposition TO
the existing Government"
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NEW VOLUMES OF THE
FOUR ENGLISH REVIEWS AND BLACKW0OD
COMMENCE JULY, 1861.
EARLY COPIES.

COMMENCE JULY, 1861.
EARLY COPIES.
The receipt of ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints inasmuch they can now be placed In the
hands OF subscribers about as soon as the original
editions
hor any one Of the four Reviews per annum. ... So
For any Two of the four Reviews, .....
For any three of the four Reviews" .....
For all four of The Reviews, ..... s
For BIuckwoods Magazine, ..... 3
For blackwood and one Review, ..... 8
For Blac<wood and two Reviews, .....
h or Blackwood and thCe Reviews, " ..... 0
For Backwood and the four Reviews, ..... 10
Payments to be made in all cases In advance.
Money current in the State where issued will be
ceived at par -
CLUBBING.
discount OF twenty five per cent. from the above
Tr,ce will be n.owcd TO Clubs ordering four mUTe
copies OF any one r more of the above works Thus :
our copies OF Eackwood or of one Review, will be
sent 20 one address for g. four copies Of the f,uT
levicr' and BlaCkwood for $50: and 80 on
POSTAGE.
In all the principal vlties and towns these works
will be delivered, FREE CS POSTAGE Is hen
sont by mail the Postage TO any part Of the United
states will Oe but tIrT Y r r cents year for . black
wood" and but tOU.teen cr!s year for each OF the
kev.CWs.
N. Is. he price in Great Britain of the Hye Period,
.IuF 6ceVe named is 81 Per aGnum.
Rentrtances iur any OF the above publications
uN.d always be addressed, post paid, TO the pub.
sheEs, LEON ARD SCOTT CO,
nov@6 no o. God ST., New York.
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DIED.

In this city, Mrs. EvELINE Z Roach, daughter
of Jacob Marks, aged al years.
Relatives and friends arc invited to attend
the funeral.
On Sunday morning, at IL o'clock, ALEXANDER
CHARLES DENIS. in the sixth year of his age.
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

nR. A. ZAPPoHE, Instructor and L, c.
~ turer IN Physiology, Oh. mistIy, Botany, and
t'hes 9raGehes oi Science conn, ed with Meuic he
Also Teacher of French, Spari,h Italian Gtrmau
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and other Language
flee, No; q X street, being near P,nusy iyanla
avenue aud Twenty fi.h street SEPT eff
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

40 IvVENTOKS AND Pi'EENTkES.
L MUEN l. 60, proprletoIs ~ The ECieutil
American, uad dgcl,s iof procuring Am:rlc"n az
i DIpiCn
The national Republican., 1861-09-09

SUrEaNTESpHST's OYTIoE,
Calvert Station, Baltimore, May 10, 1861.
On nd after Sunday, May 18th, 1861, Trains on
NORTHERN LNTKAL RAILWAY arrive and
depart ss follows, until further notice:
TRIMS AOR7H.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-14

EyH HEADACHE is the favorite' sign by which nature
makes known deviation whatever from the natural
state OF the BRAIN and viewed in this light it NAV be
looked safeguard intended give notice of dis
ease which might otherwise escape attention till too
late TO be remedied and its indications should
nelected. Headaches may be classified undertwo Names
viz: Symptomatic and Idopathc. Symtopatic Head
che is exceedingly and is the precursor of
great variety Of Diseases among which Apoplexy,
Cont Rheumatism, and all febrile diseases diseases In
its form it is sympathetic of disease of the
stomach constituting sick headache of hepathic dis
constituting binus headache of worms constipa-
ton and other disorders of the bowels renal and utter
inc affections. Disease of the heart very frequent
ly attended with Headaches; Anma and plethora are
also affections which frequently occasion headache
Idiopatbc Headache is also very common but usually
distinguished by the of aerrous hecdaehe some
times coming suddenly in state of apparently sound
health amp prosrang at the mental and physical
energies, and in otter instances it slowly, her
aided by depression of spirits acerbty of temper In
most instances the pain is in the front of the head
or both eyes, and sometimes provoking vomiting;
under this class may also be named NsuTaInia.
For the treatment of either class of Headache the
Cephalic Pills have been found and safe remedy
relieving the most acute pains in few minutes and by
its subtle power eradicatng tie diseases which Head
ache is the unerring index.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-14

MoTTo FOR THE CONFEDERATE STATES
That posterity may never doubt concerning
the true nature and character Of the COM
pact styled "THE CoNFEDERATED. STATES
OF NORTH AMERICA" that no argument
may be deduced from the motto upon the
coat of arms or the banner of the Cotton
Confederacy, in favor of "perpect" or per-
petual "Union," such as is suggested by the
"E PlriJus Unum" adopted by our fathers,
we propose to the new Confederation, as
they seem induced to adopt substantially the
Constitution and most of the laws of the
United States,that they also adopt the her
aldic emblem of the United States, striking
out only the offensive and inappropriate e
Pluribus Unam and in compliment to the
ablest man, and The greatest traitor, in the
South, substituting this for the more signif,
icant and expressive words "E Jefferson
DaUiS.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-14
Not Afraid to do Right.

The Trumbull Democrat of last week
contains An article on the Presidet's Inaugu-
raj, form which we make the following ex-
tract:
We are glad the mantle of state has fal-
len on the shoulders of one who evinces
the prudence and frmness so much needed
in this national crisis. The message Of
of President Lincoln is just what We had
hoped for; it meets our views, has our en-
dorsement from the bottom of our heart,
and we shall labor in our humble way to
convince Others of the correctness and just
ness of his policy. This may seperate us
from old potical associates; but every i'm
pulse of nature causes us to stand by the
flag of our fathers, the Constitution as
they made it, rather than follow in its
tortuous pathway of mere partizan leaders,
and blindly endorse all as orthodox that is
authoritatively proclaimed in the name of
Democracy.
We do not think that Mr.. Ritezel, by
taking his present patriotic course, will
lose the friendship or respect of single
honest minded man, be he Democrat or
Republican.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-14
Deafness.

1t is so rare that deafness is cured that
we take great pleasure in calling attention
to the two following cases, in this vicinity
treated by DR.. Knapp, the Oculist and Au-
rist, of 90 Bond street, Cleveland. One,
that of a lady, who in vain had tried the
skill of other Aurists, was restored to the
hearing of watch held at two feet distant
from her. The other that of young man,
afflicted nine gears, who in few weeks
was restored TO perfect hearing. II is said
that deafness is seldom or never cured ex-
cept by a regular Aurist, those who are deaf
will do well to cali on DR.. Knapp.-Ober-
LIN Lorraine Co. Meas.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-14
NEW YoRK. March II

NEW Ohk4 HldiCu LIZ
The Herald's Washington Correspondence
states that political circles were feverisbly
excited Sunday by the report that the evac
uation of Forts Sumter and Pickens were
determined upon in Cabinet council Satur-
day night.
II is now certain that the stock of pro-
visions is almost exhausted. Several Re
publican Senators repeatedly declared that
such policy was decided upon, while lead
ing Southern Democrats call it a master
stroke of policy.
The leading appointments for New York
are said to be decided upon. Hiram Bar
ney is said to be Collector; Wakeman,
Surveyor, Webb, Naval officer, Hoxie, Post
Master; and Nye; Marshal. Delafeld
Smith, it is said, stands fair chance TO be
appointed District Attorney.
The times correspondence says: heard
distinguished Secessionists confess tonight
that if Mr.. Lincoln does withdraw the
troops from Fort Sumter, Secession is dead,
and every leader in the movement ruined.
Geo. G. Fogg, late Secretary of the Ma
tional Republican Central Committee has
been rendered the position of Commission
er of Patents.
Illinoisians say Mr.. Lincoln's intimate
friend Colonel Lamon, is certain to be Mar
shal of this District
Hon. Eli Thayer is urged to accept
the Governorsbip Of New Mexico.
John J. Defrees, of Indiana, will proba-
bly, be Superintendent of the Public Print
ing office in this city.
Secretary Welles contemplates disposing
of the patronage of his Department at an
early day.
The Michigan Delegation have agreed
to recommend the following appointmets in
that State:- N. G. IsbeI, of Livingston,
for Collector ofDelrois,; Hon. w. A. How
ard, Postmaster of Detroit; Hon. D. C.
Leach, Indian Agent; Col Dekey, of Cal
houn, Marshal; Mr.. Stoughton, Of St. Jo-
seph, for District Attorney.
Ben. McCuIoch and his followers are
organizing for descent upon the Northern
Provinces of New Mexico, with the expec-
tation of uniting them to Texas by conquest
and setting up an indepent government
detached from the Cotton Confederacy.
This scheme has been planned for some
time.
An animated contest occurred yesterday
over the District Attorneyship for North
ern Ohio. Robert Paine, of Cleveland,
was finally accepted through the decided
influence of Senator Wade. Mr.. Ballard
will be Collector and Mr.. Cowles Postmas-
ter of the same place.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-14
The Age of Steam.

Fifty years ago, the news of the Iuaug-
uration of new President at Washington
would have reached Cleveland in ten or
twelve days; in 1861, the Inaugural Ad-
dress was brought to this city, put in type,
and laid upon the supper tables of our cit
zens, five hours after Mr.. Lincoln COM
menced reading it at Washington, five
hundred miles away? Our readers read the
Address not more than an hour latter than
if they had been in Washington, to read it
in the evening papers Of that city, the diff
ference being caused only in the necessary
delay in sending it over the wires. The
credit of such a feat-which is really
stupendous, when we reflect upon the an
Inhalation of time and space-is due to the
telegraph and the printing press, twin
children Of old Father Time Cleveland
Leader.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-03-14
Distr essing Accident.

= Andrew Jamison of Shortcreek town.
ship, in this county, lost aD interesting
little child between 8 and 4 years old, Sat
urday last, in most shocking manner
Mr.; Jamlson was hauling hay from stack
and was himself on the wagon building
the load. The child had been PLAYING
about the stack, and unnoticed the little
one crawled under the wagon, and proba-
bly, was lying between the wheels. The
team was started and the hind wheel of
the wagon passed over one thigh and OBJ
liquety across the pelvis crushing both; the
child lived but few minutes. We sincere
ly sympathizs with'the bereaved family in
this their terrible effliction. May they re-
ceive that consolation which the world
cannot give, and put their trust in Him
VINO says, aSufef little children 10 come
unto me, and forbid them not, for of such
is the Kingdom of Heaven."-Cadiz Re-
bsllicdn. .f r