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WILLIAM H. GEDNEI, Sth Ward.
iABRAHAM LENT, 18th WsTd
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GEORGE ROSS. 18th Ward
iTHONAS STEPHENSON, 18th Waid.
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04
Mother and Children Escape.


Nr. Harvey Robin moved from Illinois
% Virginia, last fail, with his family, and
.ssttled ID York county, near the York riv-
e. He vas suspected of too great North
en- proelisities some four weeks ago, and
vas clossly Matched by The secessionists.
Feeling unsafe, Mr.. Robins escaped in the
night 10 Fortress Monroe. The next morn.
ing body of armed men surrounded bis
house, one of them displaying rope.-
Robins could not be found Col. MagIu-
der offered reward of one thousand dol
lars for him dead or alive. On the llth
inst, finding her house still watched, and
learning that it was the intention of the
rebels to take her and her three little chill
dren to Yorktown, and incarcerate them
in Jail, Mrs. Robins fled with her little ones.
For two nights she slept under bridge,
and on the second night, about two o'clock
in the morning, while her children lay un-
der the bridge asleep, she sailed, and sue
ceeded in finding small boat, into which
she put her three children, and, with the
aid of her little boy, onlYfwelve years of
age, succeeded in rowing across the York
river, distance of three-f fourths of mile,
against strong current.
On landing, she made her way TO the
house of Mr.. Phillips, whom she found
to be the rankest kind of secessionist.-
Knowing her company, she was suddenly
taken with an inplacable hatred to the
Northern Yankees, and finally left her
warm secession friends without being sus-
pected. She then made ner way through
the woods, distance OF scme seven miles
to Fortress Monroe, which she reached a.
bou: two O'Clock this morning, and, laying
down on the sand on the beach, with her
children, she slept until daylight, aud then
reported herself to Gen. Butler. .a
In passing throug b the woods, she had
to take one Of her little children and carry
it OH apiece, and lay it down, and then go
back for the other-the little boy keeping
watch over the little one while his mother
went ahead with the other.
The scene was truly affecting one to-
day, when the little family went together
to Camp Hamilton. The little children
were bright and sweet looking, and upon
meeing their papa jumped upon his lap,
and seemed to be overjoyed. eaI-
Mrs. Robins reports that there are about
thirty thousand men between Yorktow n
and Big Bethel; that several companies bad
come down from Richmond to assist tho
rebels in case of another artack upon Big
Bethel. s .1ur ..4 g. sattari..s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04

HThe story goes that three men, two of
whose names we have,voted at the recent Dem.
oeratic Primary election, in the townships ot
Knox, Monroe. and Killbuck. beginning at the
first. One of them boasted of it day or two
afterwards. and expressed his sorrow that he
hadn't gone back to Knox tp. and voted again
This is only sample of the means by which
the result at the recent Primary Election was
& brought about And yet. if any man, defeated
by such means, or his friends for him,complain
OF this species of rascaliiy. they are to be de-
nounced as "sore heads'bolters." !" DC. The hon
est portion Of the Democracy of Holmes coup.
'ty have endured good deal in order to Keen
the party tagether. but many of them begin
tothink that sheirappare submission has onlv
encouraged greater roguerv. g
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04
WAsll1NoroN. JuIv 29tb. 1851,

The city is full Of Congressman, will
the usual sprinkling of lobby members
who are not to be kept away from the
loaves and fishes by the war. i9-sh s7ada
Blair still stands the best chance fol
Speaker, but be may lose it. Grow and
Colfax are working hard, and both. have
many friends. Grow is BIair's chief com.
peGtor.s The organization question absorbs
everything else, and the members canvass
the chances of Generals Blair and Grow,
even more than of Generals Scott and Da-
Wis. AOA IA .49 .oS !
q Some outposts from the Connecticut camp
made little dash yesterday, and succeed.
ed 10 ,captufipg tive rebels and four horses
which will bemade servicesbIe. The cap
tives were cavalry. Thssaffair hsppsned
near Falls Church. si s1 4 rorrola
VIII there, bea acomeromisdoeeredho Is
ms mere any member iussns enough to- dot !;
inese questions are asked daiiy, and may
~ answered e "Yes." There are some tories
icy. ye' IN the North, of whom, Y allandiq.
na''lis one OF the leaders. He is expected TO
propose to recognize the Coincidence. Inn.
81 s.len proposition will find but little en-.
codragefhent. -. 4. 'oi si7 S-'di'H' '''i 81 70 -
II Three thousand more troops arrival be,. ba,r.a
to-day. Tho Month seems exhaus,,sss : 11 e
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04

RlcHMoNp CoNyENTIoN;-Ap ordinance
70 the following effect is pending before the
Virginia Convention: i,abbys ,,,,o,s,,,,-
"That any citizen Of Virginia holding
office under the Government, of the United
States SHALL after the first day Of July next,
be forever banished from the State,, and is
declared an alien enemy, and shall be con-
sidered as such in all the courts of Virginia.
'2. Any citizen of Virginia who shall
hereafter undertoke to represent the State
of Virginia in the Congress of the United
States shall, in addition to the penalties Of
the preceding section, be deemed guilty of
treason, and his property shall be coufiscat-
ed to the uses of the State. sees,,
A proposition is pending suggesting the
properiety of setting aside all debts due by
Virginia, or the citizens, or any corporation
thereof, to the citizens Of the Northern
States now engaged 10 invading the soil Of
virginia. tss -7,- -s- M
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04
DIR. McLEAN'S UNIVERSAL PILLS
for Liver Conpla int, BiIIiousnrss, Headachc

There never has been Cathartic medicine offered to
the public that has gwen such entire sasf .cica Nc
Leans Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable, they perfectly innocent
and can be taken by the most tender nant yet prompt
and powerful in removing all Bilious secretions, Acid
orImpure Feted Matter from the Stomach In they
are the only Pills that should be used in n,alarous dis
tricts. a-1r, .--tlAf etrt -eI.A .lref' q
Stomach Bowels, though very active anil searching
in OPERATION promoting healthy secretions of the
Liver and Kidnevs- Who will suffer from Bilousness
Headache and Foul Stomach, when cheap n rrme
dy can be obtrned! Keep them constantly hand;
siDge dose taken in season., may prevent hous days.
and months of sickness. Ask for Dr. j. II. McLean's
Universal Pills That NO other Being coated, they
are taseless. Prcc only 25 cents per box and can 30
sent by mail to any part of the Unit ID States.
u An s j. III. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor
Corr of Third and Pine Streets ST. Innis Mo-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04
Addttlonal from Baltimore Etc.

| Add tt lOnal from Baltimore Etc.
BAlr1xoRr, June 2s-l04 P. MA cor
rected rapport ip relation to the seizure Of
arms Il ths Msrshals Office ssysthere were
only two hundred and fifty inuskets and
riaes ipssead Of seven hundred, as at first
stated. t 81
Tvosi1-poond, and two four pound guns
half ton Of assorted shot, four bundled
weight of balls, and eight hundred rifle ball
cartridges, were among the discoveries
they were seereted beneathpiles ofcoai, and
some under the flooring of the back build
ing of the old City Hall lately occupied BY
the Marshal. The search for the armsis still
progressing.
The United States marshal having suff-
icient information to Justify him, issued a
writ onsAdam Lenmead q Sons, where the
officers found five field pieces, 6, 8, and IL
Founders, all new and well mounted, with
carriages, 4. Also, three siege guns, which
had been manufactured, it is steated, at the
order of Marshal Kane. These arms were
supposed to have been designed originally
for operations against Fort McHenry.
This afternoon the Twentieth New York
Regiment, from Annspolis Junction, pro-
ceeded to Patterson's Park, where they are
now encamped.
The Fifth Maine Regiment passed through
he re thssafternoon.
The First New Jersey arrived here about
ten tonight.
The Sixteenth New York will reach this
city, via the Northern Central Railroad,
about midnight.
The Fourth Michigan will probably reach
here about daylight. ~
The Second and Third New Jersey Reg
iments are expected in the morning.
The funeral of DR.. Thomas Hanley,
private in Col. Lyle's regiment, took place
this afternoon. The corpse was escorted
to the cars from Camp Pennsylvania on
Locust Point, accompanied by full band.
The body left by the evening train for Phil
adelphia, with detachment of twenty
men: r-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04


WHAT AaMoRMAn WoMAx SAYs:-Th,
Rochester m. y Democrat publishes th,
following extract Of 4 letter from a Mormon
woman, Agnes OIiphant, = niece Of Brigham
-fouDg:d 7sga dtaaH- sro iffIu fr9u,as.ias
ssrWs folks here mustreplsnish the world
if you therefore depopulate IT, When you
see thousands Of blooming lads lasses fill.
ing empty space will the cry be poor delu.
ded Mormons n What would Uncle Sam
say if he could see US here as we are-< nest
ling quietly among the hills as chicks under
their mothers wing, with the stars and
stripes floating on. every side and a like
banner hung up in every heart. % seces-
sion flag here What will the old chap
say f-treasoni Mormon treasoni 1t is
the only spot in all our country where there
Is no dissenting voice-freedom forever and
the country we Lowell" ''' '''
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04
Manufacturing Cartridges.

Something Is being done in tho manu-
facture Of cartridges, DC, at Columbus
The old car shop of Messrs. Kimball &c,
Ridgeway has been converted by the Gov
ernment into aimilitary laboratory. 1t is
under the supervision Of Thomas Herbich
formerly of Steubenville, who was detailed
for this purpose from the goth Regiment
O.. M. He has had experience in the
Pittsburgh Arsenal, and under stand the
business. The Journal says -o-s is
He has now engaged in making cartri-
dges, twenty five men constantly casting
balls for the Enfield rifle. He wishes to
increase the number of bands, If it meets
the appreciation ofthe Department.. They
now manufacture 10, 900 cartridges per day.
They are also engaged in fixing six-pound
solid shot, and six pound canister-,he can
lister contains 81 canister shot and one and
a quarter pounds Of powder. After the
cartridges are made, they are tied up in a
paper containing ten, together with twelve
caps. Competent judges say that they are
equal, il not superior, to those prepared by
the United States. lua1 IsIs-C & g71'
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04

| ST.. LOUIS, June 2S.-Hon. A. T. Lacy,
member of the Legislature, was arrested
at Cape Girardeau by Colonel Bland, late
ly sent to that point. The prisoner was
placed on board the steamer J. G, Swon,
and will probably be sent to this city
Messrs. Newman, Moss and Allison, were
arrested at Commerce, Missouri, and taken
to Cairo, and released yesterday, upon ia
king oath Of allegiance 10 the United
States Government.
WAsHINeToN, June 2s.-P. McQuillan
Of Charleston, s. c., it is reported to the
proper authorities, has been in New York
making arrangements for sending men and
military equipments to the South. He has
also been to, or was about to depart for,
Europe, as an agent for warlike supplies in
the employment of the Confederate States.
This morning he called at the State De-
paatment With the passport of British
Consul, for the purpose Of obtaining there
to the signature Of the Secretary, in ac-
cordance with the new regulation of the
Department. He was requested to make
alb affidavit Of his loyalty to the Govern
ment and the lowfulness Of his. errand,
which be did, and was told to call again at
two O'Clock, when, on making his appear
ance, be was arrested at the instance of
The Secretary Of State by Capt. Starr and
two orderlies, who, in 4 the meantime, had
been sent for and were present for that pur-
pose. .--i.-...----t.--.- -
He is in prison awaiting further orders
of the Government.
Senator Wilson, it is understood has
been in consultation with Congressman, as
well as high officers of the Government,
and at an early day Of the extra session of
Congress, will, as Chairman of the Com
mittee Of Military, introduce series OF
bills proposing, First, to legalize The Exec
utiye action concerning the present defen-
siye or warlike preparations. Secondly,
giving the sanction of law 10 the plan al
ready announced for permanent increase
of the army. Thirdly, retiring infirm and
disabled army officers. Fourthly, to Or
ganize from the militia one hundred regi-
ments as a National Guard, to be all
clothed and armed alike. Filthy, TO in
crease the number of Cadets 10 the extent
Of sixty-eight, or TO the number of SeDa-
tors; and authorize the President to fill
the vacancies caused by the resignation, or
otherwise, in that institution. Besides it
is designed to recommend an appropria-
ton Of $2OO,Ooo,OoO to carry the defen-
sivei measures into effect. ,,... ...-...-
The above are substantially the objects |
contemplated. Owing to the expeditions
calling of 50 many troops into the field, the
Quartermasters Department has not been |
able to furnish uniforms so as to immediate
ly supply the demand. Measures have
been taken, however, for an adequate sup
ply at the earliest practical period.
General Fremont will arrive in Washing
ton tonight.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04


Certain wise and patriotic ~ Locofoc,
Editors having failed to get up an alarm, among
the people by the cry ef '.high taxes" "hart
times de-, growing out Of this war, have re.
Gently made the discovery that it is the inten.
tlon Of the President to ignore State nunici.
.palifies and consolidate the Union, and pro-
claim himself King. What wonderful dis
coyery. The sapper-snappers Of these Edi-
tors have been given the cue and they 90 around
from pillar to post. whining out their fears of
a consolidated government. These miserable
cowardiy secessionists will harp upon this sub
Jec',as long as they see possibility of making
anything out of it. When it fails them. their
pro pfonnc minds will hatch up something else
They want to oppose the war, to take sides a.
gainst their government, and their fears Of
popular vengeance if they did so directly com.
pei them to do the samo thing in a wav A.,
will not make their treason stick out oD;te :.
plsis. sai 80 iaal--
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04
q New York. June %.

'--e'O ~ y iiA New York, June 29.
The Trbune's special says that tb
Washington Republican processes to hav'
a dispatch that the 9th New York Regi
ment has reached and occupied Harper
Ferry. No rebel troops were seen. Thi
is doubtful.
Another skirmish occurred at Senac.
yesterday between Everetts Battalion anc
200 rebels. Two or three of the lattel
were killed and several wounded. 30
The World has special from For
Monroe stating that COL. Allen, of the
New York lst Regiment, was arrested to.
day, by order of Gen. Butler. II ther
states that Allen and other officers have
arrested many armed secessionists lately
who have been released by Butler. Friday,
word came that field of wheat, belong
ing to belonging to Maj. Thomson, of the
rebel army, was being gathered to be sent
to Yorktown for aid to the rebels, and
some had the assurance to ask Col. Allen
for horses which had been confiscated, to
convey the wheat to the enemy, which
were refused, and squad Of men sent to
prevent the wheat from being taken. Soon
after, the wheat field was in flames, and
twenty acres were destroyed. Maj. Gener-
al Butler thereupon ordered Col. Allen
to report at headquarters under arrest, and
leave his regiment under command of Col.
Dikeman. The dispatch farther volun-
tiers the remark that this and other move
ments Of Butler cause his loyalty to be
suspected, and says it is rumored that reg
ular officers are preparing petition for
his removal, and that the New York regi-
ments are clamorous to have Major Gen
eral from their own State, and also that
all the oflioess,both regulars and volunteers,
will decline TO act in battle under Gen.
Butler. The arrest causes considerable ex-
citement at the fortress. -2a
~ The Tribune speaks on. the above
special that it has no doubt that the Colo
mel deserves to be arrested. He left the
police department of New York last fall
on account Of drunkeness, and the above
dispatch was evidently sent by some friend
Of Allen. 1t considers the imputation of
Buffers loyalty absurd, as do The majori-
ty OF the public in this city. s,de- 900.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04
DR. H. McLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LINZ
-t : AN " --t.l MENENT. -ir-s n A-tA --
The Gest Ezteraal inthc VOID. tor Naa or Reasf.

Thousands of human beings have been slved n / 70 of
decreptude AMI MISERY by the OF this invaluable
Lnimcnt. It will relieve pain almost insantaneonsly,
and it will cleanse purify and heal the fou SORE in
incredible short time. McIean's Volcanic OIL En;-
ment will relieve the most nveterate Of Rheums-
tism, Gout Neuralgia For Paralysis Contracted Nus
c'es, Stiffuess Weakness in the Joints. Muscles
Ligaments, it will never ta- Tyoapplications will
Sore Throat, Headache, or Earache. For Burn-
Scads any PAIN it Is Iniallib'e Remedy. Try it,
and you viii fluid it an indispensable remedy. Keep it
always on hand.
PRINTERS, Farmers, any having charge Of horses,
Will money by ng AlcIeans Oil L:nment 1t is
speedy and inti Lble for Gals, Sprans, Chaes,
Swelling, Lameness Sweeney, Sores, Wounds, Scratches
or any external disease. Try it and you viii be con-
viaced &C., - q
DIR. J. HI. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
.f SAINT LOUIS, NO.
For sale II. YERGIN, Ml,ersburg, o.
July 4, lSS1-1y
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04
The Northern Traitors i'm Me.
fiAn

Treason at the North has been scotched
not killed, and one of the heads of the
hydra has just shown itself in New York
A Democratic Editorial Convention as.
sembled at the Astor House New York,
on the 9th, where Benjamin Wood Of
the News, and Horton of the Day. Book,
We're the master spirits, and number Of
the Democratic country Editors played
second fiddles. The treason of the con
clave cropped out is a series of resolutions.
The first one quotes Douglas where he
says, "War is disunion,' and says the Un
ion only can be restored by peace and free
consent of the people, ~ .r7
The second, which contains the "milk
of the the nut" we give 10 full: o'.a o.
Resolucd, That the present alarming
and deplorable condition of our country
has arisen mainly from the exercise Of un.
constitutional powers by the present Chief
Magistrate, who has not hesilated to inau.
gurate war, to enlist a standing army,
10 increase the navy, to seize private pa
pers, 10 deny citizens the right to bear
arms, and to suspect the writ of habeas
corpus, all of which acts are in direct vic.
lation of Art. l. secs. 8 and 9 of the Con
stitution of the United States, and of the
Amendments thereto, Art. II and Art. Nv.
The third protests against the war be-
cause it is burdensome, and because a
standing army is dangerous; it calls the
Morrill, tariff a part of the machinery Of
monarchy TO enrich the few at the expense
Of the many, and as contrary to the De-
mocracy. ~ Pic .lf5ai'a'.gs
The fourth calls the Republican party all
of names, and says their devotion
fres speech and free discussion
is but opposition to a free Democratic press.
The fourth calls upon The, Democtascsy to
ucite aud agree upon q settlement of, the
preseut difficulties. IL saibssaxs loa ais7
We await the action Of the Democratic
Editors Of Ohio, to see if they, too win
:ank themselves against those who now are are |
lighting 10 preserve our present form of Gov
81 vsas - srsi3efuas1 bge |
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04

RThe Chicago Journal, in announc-
ing that the verdict Of the jury in, the in
famous iBurch divorce case has: been, set
aside, says, s,r,o,, ~, -, hae.-,g.,;
$50 now the city is once more to be filed
With the scandal and possibly new discIos-
ures. Of another Burch trail. That Mr..
Burch intends to make hard fight Of it is
patent from the, fact that his organ this
morning makes q vigorous appeal in his be-
half pleading bis. assignment, his poverty
and homelessness as reasons why no oppos-
ition should be made, to the divorce t--s.E
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04

eETHE GREAT OBJECTS for which the Ameri-
can people are willing to make herculcan exer-
tions, and to submit to nll necessary sacrifices
and privations in the present contest. are the
preservation of the Union, and the complete re-
establishment of the authority of the Federal
Government over our whole country. With
nothing less than this will they ever be content;
and, to accomplish these great ends, they are
ready to pour out their blood and treasure like
water. All the difficulties that may now appa-
rently exist to embarrass us must give way be-
fore our mighty resources and determined ener-
gy. 1t is essential 10 our present greatness, and
our future prosperity and peace, that the fatal
heresy of Secession should; be eHectually de-
stroyed. If we fail to crush it now, we can
never expect stable and vigorous Government,
but anarchy and confusion will prevail to a
greater or less extent, in all coming time.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1861-07-04

) sBrIt is refreshing to learn decesively that
Gen. MCCLELLAN has not been trapped into any
neutrality arrangement with the Kentucky
twaddiers. Itis bad enough to have our cap.
fains captured in Virginia while rsndering g cour-
feous attentions to Secession ladies; but to have
our Generals taken in and done for like pat
tern Dy MAsoFFrs's satellites would be intoler-
able. Gen. McclEILIS peremptoraily afirms
tnht ne mas made no arrangement With Buekner
nor any one like him. ~ sI0si9i fGsT