Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-11
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Clinched-The staple of the South.
The public debt OF Canada AMOUNTS 70
nearly go, ,o00, 900.
The actor, most wanted by the rebels, in
the present drama i somebody 70 play
| Cash-us.
The superAuous blossoms on . fruit tree
are meant 10 symbolic the large way in
which God loves to do pleasant things. =
One of the uses Of friends is that they
can say Of US with propriety what we can
not with delicacy say of ourselves.
A man is not like stepped tea-leaves
the more strength and virtue you draw on'
of him, the more is left with him,
Misery no doubt loves company, but
when a young lady has her lovers compa-
ny, tits no sure sign that she is miserable
This warm weather nearly all the old
topers wear the national colors, red, white
and blue: red faces, blue noses and white
coats.
History now records the fact that twe
General Pierces "lost their presence O
nindp on very important occasions.
The rebels ought to be handy with ri
fled-cannon; They are very expert in the
use of rifled whisky. -
A ship-load of nine hundred and sixty
Mormons is daily expected in New York,
having sailed from Liverpool on the 10th
The tomb of Senator Douglas lies on a
knoll which juts out from the maitland in
10 the lake, at Chicago.
The new company of Irish volunteers
recently formed in Worcester, Mass, will
be attached to the Irish Brigade of Boston
A letter from Jeddo says: "Not long
since the murderers of Prince we're boil
ed to death in large kettle.
There is often but slight separation be-
tween q woman's love and her hate. HeI
keen teeth are very near her sweet lips.
1t is not known at what season of the
year our first parents were placed in Eden
but they went out in "the FALL"
More than thousand Mormons have
passed through Chicago, Illinois, within
the last ten days, on their way to Great
Salt Lake City. as91i
A sympathetic soul says that the poor
shareholders who have invested their mon
ey in the Atlantic and Red Sea Telegraph
must think them both "extremely hard
lines"
| If our gallant soldiers are much longer
compelled to lie on the damp ground, un-
der leaky tents, the result will be trans
formation of Infantry into Hoarse-men.
If the horses which carry some of the
Southern chivalry were only as gifted as
Balaam's ASS, they would utter loud COM
plants at being saddled with debt.
A day of innocent amusement may be a
Sabbath 10 the soul. There is not .neces-
sariIy much difference between holiday
holy-day. sa
A surgical journal tells of man who
lived five years with ball in his head
We have known ladies live twice as long
with nothing but balls in their heads.
The New Orleans papers are congratu-
lating themselves upon the commence
ment of the manufacture of rifed cannon,
similar to the Whitworth gun, in that city.
The St. Louis NeUs informs US that the
Secessiouists at Hannibal, Mo-, openly ex-
pressed their joy at the death of Senator
Douglas. 81 a ~ n -
Three hundred and ten thousand bales
of cotton are at present on their way 10
England from India against only seventy
Ave thousand bales at the same time last
year. rsEFE -
The Southern loan was only 100000
at first. According to the Southern pa
pers, 100000 have already been taken,
and l {, 100000 are still offered. aE
General Prentiss has sent an order for
three hundred thousand rifle bullets from
Cairo; it is now in course of execution at
Chicago. .--s---.-- -l,.i41
A crew of New England free negroes,
taken in prize to New Orleans, have been
ordered to be sold into slavery, by Attor-
ney General Benjamin.
A young man named Neck, has recent
ly been married to Miss Heels They are
now, therefore, literally tied neck and heels
together.
The Telegraphic news, published in the
rebel States is always revised: defeats are
made victories, and ignominous retreats
glorious repulses of the enemy.
The most beautiful results are produced
by the conjunction of opposites; it is the
sunshine and the cloud that makes the
rainbow. 1vs--s E.ys-see ~ 4 (.
Ex-Governor Stanton, of Kansas, has
been commissioned as Brigadier Gen. in
the United States Army, and has been de-
tailed for duty at New Mexico. INC
Founding hospitals are not found to be
profitable enterprises, from the fact that
those who patronize them generally fail to
redeem their pledges.
A friend of ours says he fits between
Boston and New York on5the Fall River
that route always secures
him aSound sleep! sesasas
Envy not the eagle his wings. In one
years time the novelty of wings would be
over with you, and you would skim unde-
ighted the edges of the clouds.
The Uniens Ferry Company last year
'arried on their boats nearly twenty nine
million passengers. All the Ferries run
hing from New York City carried in the
,eighbo'hood of forty-fve millions.
How Loyal Kentucky Girls
Treat Rebel Flags.
From letter received in Washington
rom prominent citizen of Kentucky, the
oliowlDg extract is made: