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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21

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fummsn aablen.
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ron 81, 900, 900, aGeir tas germSaen btefer
@e|eGftafisn unb steter antersn iiterfstnt
nett eeren Gintuee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
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fonters III @eibnadt' unb Neuiabrs9efhens
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MternemeHtS.
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Seiutten.G o1ssiums, iopte res ct .NlcYius.
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1872. SIN ndmltden gerlaa eri&tenen.
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unD fnDet pon Sabr ~ Satr uehr Dteuupe
nit ,sinem Worratb an lufi9eu e@wdnteu
unp tur3en Grsdblunseu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
(G%tn9e1anbt.)
0loden,pcibe an Der Suefon Moab,
Qttber 81 %dnberer!

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in bsine tperttenS palten auf,unehmen, trTs
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Treunte ntdt %perlasen.
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eonntase, hurd uniern bcdw. See!entirten
Batter @epr9 Sherer, in feierliGer @eife
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1abuns, bate uns bic Staet, iopis aud re-
rem umsebune, cine erpbe &njabl Seluder
se1teffrt, 70 bab unlsre Stride bel meitem
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hab bic ron @ludRebee une 8rueer tn ct.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
Nus Mebra6fa

erbalten mir BON ben, aud BET ben &atbcli'
Ten Winnelpta's in bsfem Gnbenfsn feben'
ben Ssluiten>M ifiondr tcam. ?. S. Z,
5dulat iolsenben gert4t:
@ahpu Street., Bohemian Settlement,
@anoenS Co., Nebrastd,
I. Sct. 1871.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-10-21
3nlanoti9e Na9ri@ten.
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men:
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bpbe Bsbsutuns Der Miiion aufmertiam ~
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tefen Bpltsappfe1 fur Seelenbirten unb 0e>
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meebleiben mose. Den reueaen gsri6t lbsr
P. Dentngers MiiVonsreiie in Minnsiota
fnpet ber 2eier auf Der 4. Seite.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
THE CITY OF PARIS.

Many think that after having
gone through 4 terrible scourgc o
blood and fire, of long besiegemen-
and terrific fighting, the city of Par
is must present one vast scene o
desolation. Such is not The fact
The desolated districts comprise :
comparatively small portion of tho
city. The dwellings, palaces ant
public buildings will be speedily
erected and the parks will be even
and more swiftly restored 1t is
stated that in brief time the Bois
de Boulogne, one of the most beau
tiful parks of Paris, will be as
pleasant as ever.
The contrivaHces for the artificial
sheets of water are unimpaired, the
roads only need surface repairs; on
ly 4 portion of the trees have been
destroyed. Splendid equipages will
soon roll upon the roads, and, in
the fine autrmpal weather, strangers
from all parts Of the world will for
get the desolation of yesterday in
the restored delights Of this Gpest
Of the Paris parks.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
THEY GIVE 1T UP.

A reliable gentleman from Gin
cinnati informs us that Immediate
ly after the adjournment of the
Democratic Convention, Mr.. BlOss
editor of the Enquirer declared
that the Republicans would carry
Hamilton Co. this fall by majority
of 1000, and c. W. Wolly, of the
same city and right bower of Pen
dleton, declared that the majority
would be 1000
When the leaders surrender thus
early in the campaign it is cleal
that the new departure sauce sweet
ened, as it is, with Vallandigham
treachery,is not palatable to the fol
lowers of the Young Eagle of the
West.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
THE MAINE DEMOCRATS.

The Maine Democrats go back 10
first principles; they recognize the
binding obligation of the Constitu-
ton rs it now exists, but denounce
the means by which the same be-
came the supreme law of the land.
That is going back to the ''revolu-
ton and condemning that. But
that is all right, for if the Democra-
cy condemns the acts of the Repub-
licans by which the Constitution
has been saved and pcrpetuated,
surely they should condemn the
acts by which the Constitution was
first established.
The truth is the Democracy in
seeking new departures follow the
old Jackson. watch -word-"GO the
whole hog"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
OUR NEXT GOVERNOR.

From an article in the CLEVELAND
Herald, speaking of General Noye.
we make the following extract:
General Noyes has all the ele
ments of successful leader in the
present political campaign. A man
of good character,pleasi address,
genial temperameDt,and remarkable
power rs political speaker, he has
in addition a proud war record, with
the stump of one leg to attest the
sacrifice be has made for the sal
walton of the Union.
His was no temporary commits
sary service or three months guard
duty over prisoners in u strong fort
but four years priyation, exposure,
and hard fighting In the South
and Southwest, where the fighting
was of the heaviest and the camp
ing and marching was of the rough
est.
The war record of Edward F.
Noyes is the history of the 39th
Ohio, Il Hamilton Co. regiment
which from its entry into Missouri
in August 1861 as the first regiment
to enter that State, saw uninter-
rupted hard fighting and service in
Missouri, Mississippi, reRessee,and
Alabama,and on the famous 'march
TO the sea- until the close of the
war.
Noyes was commissioned as Maj.
ofthe regimentonits organization in
July 1851, was promoted to Lieut..
Col. in July 1862, and Col. in Oct.
of the same year.
He acted as Brig'dr- General. and
received the rank in recognition Of
his distinguished service and his
wounds, having lost 4 leg in bat
tie.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

The political campaign in Pensyl-
vania promises to result in an old
fashioned victory for the Republican
party next October. The ranks are
closely united and fixed determin
alton has been made to secure such
a majority over the demoralized and
divided Democracy as will in no
uncertain way proclaim and decide
the result of the next Presidential
contest. Pennsylvania will un-
doubtedly prove the great battle
ground in 1872. AS our electors
may go so will go the Union. 1t is
therefore not singular that hopeful
eyes are turned towards us by other
States of the country, and that We
are expected to do our full share of
political work. we will not disap-
point our friends, but in October
will give the assurance that for
Grant in 1872 our old Common
wealth is secured.-Pitts. Gazette
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
CONSISTENCY.

Our Democratic brethren are al
ways ready to accuse the Republi-
cans who hold Office, of running the
party and conventions. Not wish
ing to he too inquisitive, we would
like to know who run the late Dem
ocratic Judicial Convention? The
delegates to this convention from
this county, were composed almost
entirely, with one or two exceptions
perhaps, ofthe hepresent and eN-ofiicers
of Hardy township. The ring was
complete and had full sway. With
the number Of good Democrats
scattered here and there throue ehout
the county, We do not see why the
different townships were not allowed
to represent themselves in the con-
vention. But no, this would not
serve their ends. The ring would
not be complete. The chain would
he broken. We hear Il good many
of good old staunch Democrats
commenting pretty severely on the
manner in which things were carried
on. Not that they are sorry that
Judge Reed was reDominated, but
that they object to clique or party
ring controlling the nominations,
This feeling has pervaded the Dem
ocratic ranks throughout the county.
OF course we have nothing to say
in the matter rs it is not "our fight"
but it is amusing to find the very
men who are SO lOud in their pro
testations against everything that
the Radicals may do, as being
usurpation, caught in the very pre-
dicament in which they claim the
Radicals to be. There is an old
saying something to the effect, that
people who live in glass houses
should be careful not to throw
stones.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
GEN. MOVES IN THE MARCH ToAT.
IANTA.

The Cincinnati Commercial saws
Gen. Noyes received the wound by
which he lost his leg in the pursuit
of Johnson's army by Sherman to
Atlanta. A correspondent of the
Gazette, who was with that part OF
the army in which was General
Noyes's division, thus relates
the affair in a letter dated "Neal
Chattahooche river, July 6, 1854 y
and published in the Gazette Of
July 8:
There were many brilliant charg
es made by our troops in the pur-
suit of the enemy from Marietta to
Kenesaw well worthy of a more ex-
tended description than they are
likely to receive. One of these fell
beneath my own notice, and was
one of the best executed movements
of the day.
Gen. Dodge, by the afternoon Of
the 4th, had pressed in some two
miles directly upon the enemy's
flank, when he found himself
in front of a formidable line oI
works, extending away for long
distance upon the right and left. II
this was the main line of the enemy
it was folly to atteIapt to carry it,
and six regiments-the 9th, 39th
and 43d Ohio, of Veatch's division,
and the 3lst Ohio, Goth Illinois and
Cd Iowa, of Sweeney's division
were ordered to charge the works,
and if opportunity afforded, carry
them.
Every one expected to see the
enemy's line of battle show itsell
behind the works, as Hoods entire
corps was known to be near; but
they were, fortunately, occupied but
by 4 single brigade, amply sufficient
to have held them had they made
such a defense as could have been
made.
Our boys swept forward in 4 sin
gle line with terrific yell, and
forced their way over the rebel
breast works so suddenly as to cap
ture 4 large number of their de-
tenders. The latter was so quickly
ended that one looking ON could
scarcely comprehend the affair was
commenced before 1t was ended, yet
not until several angry volleys had
been received by the gallant line
pressing so swiftly forward and
many of the brave men brought
down.
Among the wounded was Col. E.
+. Noyes, of the 39th Ohio, who
had command of the charging col
umn from yeatch's front. A, bray
er. truer officer than Col. Noyes. or
Il more accomplished gentleman,
does not belong 10 the army, and
his loss to the service will be very
keenly felt, especially in his own di-
vision.
He was wounded in the leg just as
he reached the rebel works, and so
severely as to necessitate its ampu-
tation between the knee and ankle.
Amputation of leg during this hot
weather is almost equivalent to an
amputation of the neck; and yet the
surgeons are sanguine Of Col. Noyes
recovery. He is Of a plucky, cheer
full disposition, not easily discour-
aged, and was 4 man of strictly
temperate habits. and these condi-
tions, so greatly to his advantage,
may possibly save him. S.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06

The american Buit0a-hOle Sel,iag Ma
chine takes the lead. Don't buy any
other until you see and try it. 45tf
Don't buy any sewing machine until
You sea and try the american BUtton-hole
Se,riHg Machine. 45tf
Our attention has been called 10 the
American Butt0R-hole SepiRg MdchiHe
which of all sewing machines is the ma
chine. 45tf
Go to Mulvane's and examine his
stock of Cloths and Cassimeres. 31tf.
j. E. Koch, Jr. sells good style Prints
at Gl: cents per yard. 41tf
=. New goods are arriving daily at
j. Mulvane's. 32tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
DEMOCRATIC vs. REPUBLICAN FL
NANClERlNG.

If the Democratic city govern,
ment of New York can increase q
city debt from $46,905, 900 to $780,
O5f,O00 in three years to what
amount could n Democratic admin
istration increase a national debt of
$4,000, 100000 in the same time?
Answers, ,373,5S4,9O0. Substract
from this the amount of the debt,
$4,000, 100000, and we find that the
total increase would be $l,S73,5S4,- :
900. Add to this increase the
amount of decrease under Grants
administration, $200,O00,O0O, and
we have the snug sum of $2,073,-
5S4, 800 rs the difference in favor of
the Grant plan as opposed to the
Tammany plan of financiering.-
Indianapolis Journal.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
A DEMOCRAT ON THE JUDICIAL
CONVENTION.

Brother Kenton, of the Shreve
City Mirror, (Democrat) speaks
thus Of the Convention held here
last week:
The Judicial Convention for this
judicial District, composed of the
counties of Wayne, Holmes, and
Coshocton, met in Millersburg al
the Court House on Wednesday
June 2Sth, at IL o'clock, A. NJ,
which was temporarily organized by
making Hon. Benjamin Eason, OF
Wayne County, Chairman, and Sc
lecting Vice President and Secre.
tary from each county represented,
which organization was, on motion,
made permanent. The Wayne Co.
delegation did not participate in the
deliberations of the Convention,
owing to the majority of said dele
CATION having received instructions
not do SO. Notwithstanding these
instructions, a proxy member from
Wayne Co. cast her 30 votes for
Judge Reed, which we regard as
wrong, and wholly unwarranted.
While we favored, as a delegate, 60
ing into the Convention, and abid-
ing by its decision,w we unhesitating-
ly denounce the action of the proxy
member as showing evidence of in
territorial fraud.
Even if Mr.. Critchfield had made
known his intentions, to run
as an Independent candidate, was
that any reason that any citizen of
the county, and especially one not
a delegate, should take it upon him
self to act in direct opposition to
instructions received but q few mo-
ments before? If the action of Mr..
Critchfield in running as an indie
pendent candidate be a matter of
his own, ,andhimself aloneresponsible
is this any reason that the vote of
Wayne Co. should be fraudulently
cast?
While we believed the position as
sumed by Mr.. Critchfield as wrong
in practice and theory, and in oppo-
sition to all party rules and regula-
tions, the manner in which the vote
of Wayne was cast is pretty good
evidence to us, at least, that there
was a desire to nominate Judge
Reed either by fair or unfair
means.
We leave this matter until next
week, when we shall take occasion
to give views at length in regard
to "the situation"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-07-06
Farm for Sale.

A FARM Of a3t acres, SD acres Of good Tim
N ber, balance cleared; is well fenced, one
third new board fence: situated in Mechanic
Il mile from Clark's Post Office (Bloomlel,l.
One Of the best watcrcd farms in the county
six ncver-failing springs. 10 acrcS are out in
in oats, Of which get three -iourthS in shock I;
) acres in wheat; 80 acres of meadow, balance
in good pasture. Also have on farm liz head
Zine sheep, ~ SiamlS, 3one- year old colts, about
5000 feet poplar lumber. Also. farming uten-
sil>. u sell before harvest, will let all go In
ny one price.
For further information. call ON or address,
SAMUEL TtDRALl.
i0n. Clark. ohio.