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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-15
MAR RACES.

Rev. Charles Elliott. ID. D.. JAMES W. GUTH-
RTE. Of Wooster. a.. and Miss ADA :. BENT
LEY. of Cleveland. q.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-15
MT

.. 4 4 boy having eQmplaine4 to his lis,
'"."-. inc. LAT pm had thrown the Bi
BILE at him, and hurt him on the
head, the father replied swell,
you are thq only member of the
family on whom the Bible ever made
the least impression"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-15
For Sale.

MIR. III. GENTS. of Cleveland, who recently
Nl purchased the property formerly known
as the st. Charles House, but lately owned by
Messrs. Frey & Kobe. now offers it for sale.
Here is a chance for bargain. 1t has lately
been fitted up and is one OF the best houses in
MHersburg. For particulars enquire of Louis
Mayors or A. L. Frey.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-15

Bismarck has made 4 speech on
on the bill for the Incorporation of
Alsace and Lorraine.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-15

Ladies don't know whether they
like smoking or not. With special
favorites they like it, with general
favorites they don't dislike it. and
with no favorites they detest it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-15
Cleveland Money Market.

CLEVELAND, June Il, 1871.
The following are the closing rates Of Specie
and Government Securities in this market:
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-15
Cleveland M arket.

CLEVELAND, june IA. 1871.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-06-15
Millersburg Market.
CORRECTED BY

CORRECTED BY
IL. & B. ERZER.
eneral Produce and Commission Merchants.
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S65,50
O. eI d c II |
I burb petfr 8url9rl me Nfnrv
! 0 d. Dunmprr.

NVpS SHHHiptE.
&ctaIlumme 500
Die gfamsn etr Iiberalsn 8ebrr ~ tieler 2ilfe
tbnnsn lstbsr titt pubIijirt prrben, bn bic Gpl.
lsttpren bic elite rerlprst; bas SiiIf5. COMMITTEE
erIu9t babfr bietenigsn, pslts bsifuertsn, itrs
Namtn on bic Grpebitipn bs. 81. ein,uIrnprn,
tptnn ile bl1entltde 0uittung ipiinIben.
9n pftsrsbur8 III enipebrr nidts fpilrftirt
tpcretll, cber bic bcrtige COMMITTEE bGft es nbt
Der Wliibs iptrtb, tbrt StitrG8s atsultefrrn; Ia
erIlt(1tu mfr I'm Nusftiuft
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= MIA BEN einiatruhas. &tr.mpnl,n

- Wda ben Gtffitruhss. .Gstsmcnisn
intrgsm absno ipsrein bic WaItttItrtittsr
rlnsn miiifraddiltdsn aueFus mad be.
IL. gparp MAIDEN. glttpsnIdwads @tr'
fcnrn IoGlsn BEL itrm grIasinen bic
9st:prdsn iittr bic S9rsn 3stsn.
- 6on. s. 81. Crane BON 5Cussbale
wiro BON Ginisen ais Der esmutratil6e
Ganotoat fir 0snsral. aubitcr ssnannt.
= SH SYes part entlanb pcr sintgen
5aesu zine srebs gdfrssuns tur& ten
umiidnS. tdb cine @niutt @dnnsr, tar'
untsr elm 1tnr gfamsns gbam 9fsiTer,
Ta. I'm 0aIss mstrtre Rtuten 9cGtsu.
Mdn fnitlts BON sinsn ntutn gnsrtT Der
nStstfsrs" auf bic arbsittnStn Winsr ii.
{. NJ. unt 5oqano War FART In N6tbsH.
9rt ssEausr untsriuhuna asalt ii& Rsr'
Gus, tab tis Rsulsn jpar aritssftuisn
partn, abtr stnsm frisbIldtn 3pfde I'm
Eager trs Wauocfd Stammss gio. 141,
.. .. rtr 81. VI. rifnttn. gBsr an zine
fristi6e 9iafl6iung rsr fiir6tfrittsu
SpudbsibiAIe uUb nihf aldutt, gebe ju
Srn. @sp. 0'ratsr uab lnllr llh ibcr;ea-
gen. 1 .r.w.r g..
- 1ir Committee ers 5laeitalbS,
weIbsr bic l6sFleIIun9 Won NtsuaeBrdteu
rnrN eldawanna, 6ranfIin, penn uno
Bponin9 Nvsnurt. ron 9Ndamauna bis
Sprualrobe, anUsrtraGt III, bAtauf 5rsi.
tag 9ltrnb INN - lltr cine Ssrlammluna
I'M GcurItauie on9eUrenst une Icrpert
ale @runtsi9snitimrr an trn genarntsn
StraBen auE gu elmer 8eIprshuna RA
baleltf einfnten 81 wpllen.
. - Otto &ai(er. Der tetannte bsulibr
8arter pon 98bitr 6apfn, IN son ben
eU,ti9rn NrputIifantrn nlS GanoiSat fir
Sur8tb auieelfGlt unb aud errdttt nor
ben.
- 0ts trmUtratiIte Staals Gonesn.
tlrn ron 9ennlpluanieu prridmmslt fd
In 6arrSiIrg am Diitimph ren "a. Wai
1871, um Gaubibntfu fir Gifuerat gtnbi.
tor unb General -GsrmeiIfr gu humnirtn,
peren 9Gabl I'm fcmmeupfn Sftotrr laits
iintet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-27

9laaa GeanI, Sa,, 10. aprit. Das
Sur Ssttssuns ttr Gifsrtnjsn In rcr
&cblsn 8seiun ernannte SEtsrsDrriGt
mar beute In Stbun8, bat fa absr um
10 n9r psrtast, um auf aufcrtsrunB res
Yralihentsn pisesr sufdmmsn;utrsteu. gs
If nod fsins tsfimmte spTnuns auf az >
ssmstne UitSeraufnabme Der artsit Dor.
banesn. aass, mas In Der bsutissn Sib.
uns ssfHa6, tsaanb tarin, bab T& trr
S6tsSsrt6tsr In Der Jrass bstrtTs Der
germitttuns ane GUntrOIs su @unasn
Der @rubenbstrsItsr entiGtsb. Sn sint.
gen Diilritten mag bur& befunSsrsS tlstsr.
s!nfcHHsn cine Dlsesraufnatms Der ar.
BELT tsrtsissfitrt psrtsn.
- GaS Staatsssisb son Wl&lsan.
bstrtftnb ben 5ancsl nit ssilissn 0s,
trdnfen, IN babIn amenbirt pctbsn, bag
8rausn, Sfinbsr. Mdnnsr uno gcrmintrr
Die SSnblsr, ipsIte ibrtn 8erwantten be.
rauf6snte 0etrdnfe Srrfaulen, auf Gnt.
i6aoisuns tsIan9en iGnnsn. gliHt alIin
bic 9aHSler, fcnbsrn aud Der giarntGI.
msr etS 6auirS, in iprl6em bic 0cir6nfe
orrtdult wsroeu, tann CUR @trantpcrtuua
9e3osen wsrbfn.
- Srn S6nIjrang III gsgenwGrlia
pirl Gle aepe. Ginr fcl6e Ma6rrael mna,
tnnerbAlb aimiiIsr G'renisn, lore Scrstt.
tigun8 baten. Nter Die gRabl eer Oil.
pnnBc anllalien ip(lte ten Gtteru une
ScrmnnSsrn iiteriaTsn bleiten. Der
'''taat fana iriusn 8irarru nlht pers
i@fsiben, wflbr Sirhen ir trIu6eu fol,
len, unp sbsnlcwsnJ bat er pas 8etti,
Die Sdulsn su tejrihnsn, no lie ibrsn
&tnSern NuSbilcun8 su esben Daten.
Sine 8riinrlIde Gr6rttruns rlsler 5raoc
wirp bic llH8sre6tistsit unb llubalttar.
tsit Ose lsbisen staatS S6ulipaems rrd,t
tn's eidt 1rlIsn.
pottSpillr. Da, %. april. Sru.s
Wpr8sn 10 I'm S6aht Ger .,!6dcrp Rob.
len @sielli6aft" 6euer snteedt rOrcrn.
Die Maulrfel unO bic Yfertr wurtsn
9IiIflt6 terausasf6aft. @an alaubt,
baB eS CUR Grfftdung tes 6eurrS nGtbia
IT, ben SAa6t NIT gGafsr gu fiGsn.
- Srisfc unb anbsrs prlientungen
aus hen Streiui9tsn Stnaten mad tem
@Ifab unb Dsutfd sGctGrinssn mertsn
isBt In 9ejuG auf 9si6rrerungunp porto,
ais eeutihe 9pfIaten tsBantelt.
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sutS auttau Str. @tfAR't sit sflfs
wabrruO Ter asp atamreu ld fdtrtOrsm
3ufanet Su tfbaltsn. .
pldnr unD SretftatSfen taf Die S'd'
up purrsn bteraui stnaftstGt hno NIT
Dem 8orbsbuIt anseuomnHr, Sab Die So
ten bsrltIbsu $1,000 nI&t itsrilsissn.
(Dlr tGuu. rag bic GOmmiTiOnsrs rts
ert,t bss 5ru. @ts. Sii6st tn ssr ecm'
nsrslal aa.p shr $4,000 ssiduft baefn
unr tab Die pC!Iyi1atlcH tett frrtbht
nsIttn leQ
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-27

Na Die Weiatiit Der S6llNtirgsr eYs
iuusrt Der Gempercn;sifsr res @cuvernsur
8u(Icf BON G'rcreia, Su Dem iit tirJIit
bisIsr bat 6nrstBeu la0sn. @sr In isnsm
Staats an Batltassn Spiriturfrn Usrs
fault, Bat wsnu sr SeiIsu iitsrmlslen wirr,
$50 Strafe Su bejablen. Der @VuSernGr
bewI(list nun aus Der StaatSfalfe Jebem,
Der rnen lClhen llsbeliDaler Dor bic Be-
trsFtuee 8sb5rte briugt, 500 gslotns
un9. IS ein8en in Gctss bsffn 9ewilTr
8irtbe NIT prcfelIicnsaen ShnIflern
in nYartbnsribtp," lIebsn ila UNI $50
Rrafen, erbisiten pann biefen 8etrae aus
Der StaatstalIs wiebrr unb nod $25 bas
,u, ais bic SGlfte bss tei bsm 0efddfte
srsieltsn llsteriauftS. St bisiss @s'
ihait lan9e acrirrn plro, mag btnn bod
fra9lid isin. u..
YctttUiGs, ga. 81. aprlI. Sc BAT isit'
Ger fhCn meErfah 8egri6en, in BEN Sob
lenmlnsn fplltfn Sult. glrteitrr sin9eltsllt
psrbsn. Dir6 f6sint nun wabr tperben
,u wOllsn, tsnn es wirb auf CUTE @utcrIs
tat bin tsbnuptet, fir cine 6OblsuSrute
In S6upltill County isien 1G 8uliarbet'
ter engaotrt pcrSen, bic bort am L. Nai
in Nrteit trttsn perben. Der Name Der
6etrsfsnNen Mine ipItb pCrlaufs ntht
8enannt.
Scntsbalr, 3D., "a. 9lprll. 6. q.
8ObsrtIon 1t. Co.'s G'ertersi, bic ni&t
melt entftrnt BON bier lag, III am Conn
tag @prssn nIsber8sbrannt.
- Sin gBeh1tlblatt eitt Der 8IaTs
Son innesn Mdnnsr, pslhe 6efinbis Dor
csn Slrttentbiirsn rpdbreno teS 0ottese
bienRss berumIuuasrn, fc19snttn 6arafs
teriitiIhsn Namsn: n8prppfen bet Ssu'
frIS."
= SIS bat 1tb In tisiem County bic
@etnuns psrtrsltsI, bab 9ur9ments,
wslhe In Der 9rOtbonrlar'S Office siuses
tragen wcrbsn, pcn fslnfm aGsrtb fub
sssen bic Ssriiisun8en tss Sanfsrctt.
@rlsbss. Dies ilt elm Srrt9um. Subg.
ments, bic etrIi6 sssetsn wprten unS I'm
srw5bnli6en @ei&ditssanse, flnb etsn
70 siGis ais @crisasss cOfr irsenb eIre
anrfre GtaTs ppn StrF6erunssn. Gin
Dssb, Der CUR llmgrbuns psS SanEsrctt-
@sIsbss sssetsn wVrtsn, III nllsrSinsS
uueattio, unp basIsIbe III tsr 5au brt si'
ner MortsaBe CSer sinsm Subsmsnt.
Subsmrntt, wslte 9e9sben worbsn FIR
cine @sIbauIsibs unb asmaat unb nuS9e-
tlefsrt wUrten Su Der Belt, no baS @slb
wirtlt6 eslisbsn tpcrrsn, ilnS eten 70 out
unb binbsnb, als fis ismatt Dor Der YalRs
ruus pss Bancroft @eieBes sepeien. :
= Der @lnssrpsrstn bss 1ifpuritta.
les taste filrSIia In ct. ecuis; eS tparen
ltsr 1000 9raubenprCten ausssfslII uns
wurpen 5aEIrstds prsIie ptrtHelIt.
Das iabrlite Gpnelaps Der Sempel'
ritter btsGrs Staates wirb F6 pIslrs Sa9r
am 13. Stunt In 5arriSturo periammsIn,
Die Sitter werSen auf Dem GapitOI'5l'
ael eampiren uno bic 5alls bes 8eprdlsn'
tanten,5auIes fir itrs gsriammIun8eu
tenubfn. Die 0rcBs paraSe pirp am
DcnnerRas ben 10. Stunt fattfinbsn.
= paPIsr aus elmer 3uiammsnlfBHnf
RON 2 Gteilsn 9umpen, 5 81. StrOb, !
81. 8nO6enmtbt, 3 SR. eein un0 2b
BelI6fcrnbtditsrn srjsuSt man In Sta
lien uub Ioa fa badeIte pOr5asli4 fti'
Brief. .papisr si8nsn.
= lin fir bic 0rDbs hsr 9rOjsIton
wtltbs bel rsr Gsutihsn 6rtstensfeier Il
! gltw gJurf am SasrsWCnta8 fattfane
sinen @abaat au5usfbGr, fiibrsn mir an
ba6 li5 nt6t Wsuissr ais 130 Wuff
| m E.E
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@ermamtaG Gener2S 2SerfTc6crmmaS
@eienf6nft.
8aaT-9apttaI, 5 500,00000
llebsTf9ub, 568,62t rs
IotaI gsrmSssn 5 1868 62f 70
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SbO1ltQS SembeI.

Sammeiffer unb Gcntraftcr,
ibsrnimmt GontraFts sur GrrtGtuna BON 0s-
taussn isber Irt unb aus istem MateriaI. Oh
fIsin pbtr srpb, unb bsfprst iibtrbaupt ale In
eaS 8aufadt finftlasenbtn ntut arbtiten uub
Hsparaturtn prompt unb ,ur 3ufrifbenbeit.
Seranirn, t6. RGr, 1871.
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2iffe benti6er 8riefe

rrIbs bis gun, 26. aIpril int bieFsrn pcliautt at.
famrn unp ni6t absrtOlt purbrn:
9nrentsr, Mrs Chris.
Dippre, RaIp
Dreilber, M.
Giisle, 8. s.
Grid, SafCb
Sanleu, ..
Spmntb, Grnlt
gBsirbaG, aarpu 3.
8t8ifrirte 9rtsfr.
Wiarie 9leunfr
MsI6ipr Sit
Gir 8. aittas pStr Ssitag Cunsfutlib) lieat
Gin Brief auf bsr bittssu pph, ron paulinr Sss
lspbp ans Samburs iOmmfne.
9fim abbpIsH htr 9rieft bsmerfe man atfYl.
list zap fs 1T tr 3etuus nHst,tist parrn.
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NJ. Gut, SGCeer,

Cfriber In Spbe gari,)
bat fsin Gsl6aft nab bsr 9adaipanna apsnus,
jpstte 1bire bon 30. 0rftn, berIsst unb tpirb
Naislbit finsn rti1baltissn @crratb bon
SadDerL Ganbies II. 10.
baltsn. 9sicnbers MufmrrFlamFtit pirb benz
Srpebadtn seipibmst unb ilsblf btm feinhsn
Whbbrcb aud pas bslisbte beutGGe Sauertfis.
uns aimmsIbrob INNER SorrGibis ssbaItsn.
anftraet fur GelsllGaftsn tperbsu prompt
une jnfrtsbsnitelleub aussefibrt unb fann mtin
G'sfbdfl ii6 int 9lnfertissn unb 8srsisrsu BON
fsintn Galss init iebrm anbsrn mtfsn.' 6ap7I
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JOTepb Secfer,
NJ 5 bel 3 q It B | ler,

friiber bon port Strbis,
maGt biermit isinsn Grsunben unb bsni hsnt'
fGen publifum bon Seranton unb Syee Yart be-
fannt, ba6 CT tn WerriFelb's Slpd, WiatnitraRe,
elm MStslssG6Gft srBTnft Nitt nur bait fr WfO-
beln teber Writ SprrGtbis, lpnbern AUD Setfttn8s,
0latraBen, Seppi6e unb Gbnli6s 9Gaarfn.
Wer 8aareeIb bat fann bier anBsrcrefntiIfb
billis sinfaufen.
8esratniiIe panftli6 brlcrst.
16I9 Spf. Ssder.
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WsOmatsftbriften -Seftamsem.

WfOmatsf6riften -Seftmm9em.
Der ltntsrssiGnste bat isbt bic assntur bon
allfn IN Srrantcr unb llmsestnb eingsfibrten
Monntsf9riften uub 9ritungeH ibernommsn
ute ptre ettfflben ben 5srebrten 4bGnnrntfn
prompt tns Saus Iiefern.
SeatbClifsn empfsbIe Id bas fatbpIil&e Saus.
bu6, gIIte unb neue gBeIt unb anbtre fatbcI.
Californian unb Bidder. auG litfere i'd sea.
lenber unb abnIid,e Wetfe. S&riften unpniItu-
ben Snbaltes Serbreite Id feine.
pr. Gbarles .. Rsuffer uabs benz GCurtbauls
nmmt ebenfaas 8eRsaunaen fir mid alt.
9f7t Satob 9eteer, GtbarIlraBe.
NptiS.-Strr Safrb @eiaer III aud ermGdt.
tiek SubIrriphpaen auf bas ,,5rranipn @c-
benbIatt" rnteeeenjunbmen unb 90 perbsn ale
tRm dtsrssbsnsn 8tlftlunesn piiniiIit ausss.
thbrt Grfebr. Wagner.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-27

s,NC0rbte SSlCcts
224 Ga 10 anna Ipeuuc,
Serantph Ya.
ia ta6 fir,lib bas pbptOsrapbilbt atelfrr BON
.. g. 8rrpnell fGufli9 erfanben babe unb eas
GIelhdft fetpn cine Rsibe Spt Sabren nit Gr-
fola fiihrte, 70 bin i'd i'm Stanbe, Silbrr jsbsr
glrt anIufertisen, mic
Otfitcn= Sarten, Tcrrotbpes,
SDprDtOpeS. stmbrctDpes,
StareOfccpc, 8aifers 6arteu.
9elcnbers 2lufmsrfiamfeit Seripente i6 auf bic
Ycrselan 8iieer, iptIde In GROCER ShDnbett an
aefertiat unb an alarbeit unD gra1t zen feinfni
auberen iibtrtrofrn ipsrhtn.
4pmmt unb be1ebt bic prpbeH.
llulere 8arten- 8iItsr Iinb 1T eiuer gBeilt aitss
aefiibrt, pel1e in bielem Ibeile bfS Stdatea
nictt errcidt tpirb. 8rillant unb 8larbsit
ftaatsidnsn fit ilIe al5 erile IIane Nrbfit. Yin
8ela9 iber;eust Sstsrmanu.
Gin aetreuss Bib sarantirt.
atubern tebsa alttrS pirb beIOnbsre aufmsrfs
Tamfeit aetrtbmrt bod fcllten brrsn 8iIber spis
iten 10 unb 2 llbr 9sncntiten pfresn.
VBotSeraPbten,
pom 9leinlfsn bis CUR eetens9rSes, eoIrrirt nit
Del, TalieI, gBa 0sr cssr Snbien- -8arbt SOni 9s-
ben pber ppn alien 8iIbern rrptrt.
aae platten ip rben aufsebrbsn unb fInnert
taSDn jtbtr,sit abp iee sema9t tpsrSsu. @uftrass
per Vca perten pin ifGli6 fffeftntrt. RI~ Das
astpiinf6te Bib mu 9 senau belGrieben tperben.
aas pbptpsraptiltN SiIttr perSsn 8rssn gs"
rinse Rotten eplcrirt.
Rg Damen iplIt en- frine blaBrctts, bIane
cher pufpurne slsibr trastn, ta Ts i1 beu ABB
nsbmen. Sm Gmpfai e. unb anis$ibejtrnfnrr iit
fst5 cine Dame jur 5iLfeleiRuns anp sisnb.
RS 8ilbfr bon 8rau Ten unb Ipbtrh' tpfrefn
tm SauIe eencntrien.
anliGttn BON 9etGabtu pbrr nnDrrrn SaL fn
psrbsn su ben biGisfSa gTeifen unblfebr gut nul
gercntnen.
SUppbl BET bellem tote aud BET iriitem Wet-
ter tperbtn 8ilbtr 9enpmnten.
Albums, Rabmsn unb AuaRtn In GROCER
AuspabI uub bilis.
$40 8. g. Swsn photographic.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-04-27
g6orlcs NS6Qcr,
Merchant Tailor.

W6TCIIdIL uIIUI,
CfrIter IN @ilfeSbarrr,l
madt hermit befannt, tab CT f6 in Seranon
nisberseIalen unb elm 8ei6dftslcfal in eada-
tpauaa Mpe., gsseniiber bent Sperntaus. erStnet
bat. Gr pirb lfrts cine quite gtuspabl pom belten
Sude ieber Grrte SUrr1ttig balten unb baTslbe
mad bsm mpbernifsn Siyf su ansa9sn Ssrar'
betten.
Reparatllren unb alls In uteiu Sad einlGla.
aenbsn @rbsitfn psrben prompt unb btlltg be-
fpret 15ofo
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Der llntfTssi@ufts IN aIeiui9tr assut fir
Snantpu nnb llmstetnb fir i,teft bsibfn riibHl>
Ii6ft btfanntsn htutlbtu @sft4fhaftsu unb germ
erbStie, tebe nGbers ausfunft 3it rrtbtiIen.
BtTf9trte psTfpHen babfn ibrs prdmitH an
ibn tu tabIsu. ~. Geben,
Office NIT ahSpfat q. u. tEbaIe, 8rsgprp's
8tbGubr, Giusans an penn q penut. 22,ti
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Oertlt0ssi0

2ebenS 0erifber1IneS GOmpaanie.
su REV sgprE.
&apiiaI unb tlebfriGu6, 5 10000 90
SatrIiGts GinECmnien f,500,0O00O
StrF&nungsH 27,f50,0O000
esBterfIarte DiSibenbr, 40 prplsnt.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-11-15
An Imperial Appeal to the Gar.

The new Benapartist paper, L'Ordre,
publishes the following letter, written
by the Empress Eugene to the Emper-
or Russia after the disaster of Sedan
HASTINGS, Sept. 80, 1870.
SIRE: A fugitive from my country,
[ now write to your Majesty If / had
few days since, when the destinies of
France were still IN the hands of the
authority constituted by the Emperor,
taken the same step, L should, perhaps,
have appeared in the eyes of your
Majesty as entertaing doubts of the
real strength of my country. The last
events give me liberty to act, and [ may
appeal to your Maiesty's heart. If /
have rightly understood the reports
made by our Ambassador, General Fleu-
ry, your Majesty would q priori
repudlate the ultimate ACKNOWLEDGMENT
of France. Sire, fate has been against
us; the Emperor is prisoner and ma
Hgned. Another Government has IN
dertaken the task which we considered
it was our duty to perform. now be-
seech your Majesty to use your inhu-
ence to bring about the conclusion Of
an honorable and lasting peace when
the right moment shall come. May
France find in your Majesty, whatever
may be its Government, the same dis
position which you have displayed to-
ward US IN those bitter trials Such is
the prayer I address to You. L beg
your Majesty, therefore, to keep this
communication secret, which your gen
erous spirit will readily understand,
and to which L am impelled by the col
lection of your Majesty's sojourn in
Paris"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-11-15
Exposition in Moscow.

international Exhibitions " are be.
coming the rage, and, unless we get up
something of the sort on worthy scale
before long, we shall lose caste AMONG
the nations. Last year there was an
exhibition at st. Petersburg which prov
ed 1t must be owned, a doubtful sue
cess but the Russians, nothing dannf-
ed, are to have anew "PoIytec6nic Fy-
position at Moscow, in 1872 The
programme has already been published
1t sets forth that & the objects exhibit
ed ought to form collections, more or
less complete and systematic of all
that will facilitate he study of the
practical sciences; besides which. col
lectlons composed OF machines and an
paratus of industry will doubtless a.
tract, by their perfection, or by their
ingenious combination, the attention Of
Russian manufactures and artificers :,
We hope that American mechaniciane
will see the advantage of preparing
samples Of their handiwork in GOOD
season for exhibition.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-11-15
Buried Aliye-AlmOSt.

One James Hicklep, workman in one
of the Pittsburgh mills, has had mar.
row escape from being entombed alive.
James had the smallpox, the more's
the pity, and finally, as it was suppos-
ed, rendered his wife widow, and his
children fatherless; was placed in his
coffin without being walked" and
started off at lively trot for the GENE
terry. Before a new-made grave the
hearse stopped, and the yawning sex
ton was making ready to deposit
the remains in the yawn-
ing grave, when a noise
was heard within the hearse Terri
fled out of his senses, the driver called
on the pall-bearers to remove the
corpse. Hurrie,,ly they dragged forth
the coffin, broke open the lid, and to
their establishment, up rose James
Hickey and requested personal ex-
planation," as to his wooden overcoat,
closed carriage and all the other marks
of attention meant. Explanations fol
lowed at his own request Hickey was
returned to his coffin and driven home.
His welcome may be imagined, but he
considers that he had a narrow escape,
and he would like to dispose of sec
ond hand coffin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-11-15
Buildings That Are Fire.Proof.

The Washington correspondent OF
the Cincinnati Commercial has "inter-
vowed Mr. MULES, the Government
architect, on the subject of fire proof
buildings, and here are his opinions
{" Mr.. Mullet says there are very few
fire proof buildings i'll the United
States. He OUGHT to know, for he has
had all the government buildings in
this country on his hands for several
years, and has built the best of them,
and it is probable he has devoted as
much time, study and investigation to
the subject as any architectto be found.
Why, my friend" said he, "don't
you know that granite, when subjected
to strong heat, crumbles like dry plas-
ter 1t is the best building stone in
the world it will resist time, and heat,
and damp, and rain, and everything
else, but it won't resist fire Marble
is not much better, but it is some; mar
bic will not burn up as soon as granite.
Sandstone is about the same, with some
few exceptional varieties"
CHOW, good many blessed idiots
think that if vault is butt of granite
1t is fire and burglar proof Nothing
of the sort. If [ wanted to make Sc
cure vault, [ shouldn't make it of gran
tie. A skillful burglar can get into a
granite vault in no time"
" Howe
"Why, with a blow-pipe. With a
large blow-pipe and small, sharp blaze
well handled, and burglar can crack
block of granite to pieces before you
know it. When subjected to a severe
heat it cracks and splits off in flakes,
and you can crush it into sand with
your fingers. Oh, no, granite build
ing is not fire-proof"
"Well, what sort OF building is
fire-proof?"
g A granite building" he answered,
without apparently noticing the ques-
eions, "will stand heat great while,
SO will marble great while. But a
wooden cupola, or steeple, or tower
must not be put on top of it, like that
on the Chicago court house"
+ Granite isn't fre-proof, y
he continued, " but as [ said before. it
will stand good deal. It is probable
that the court house would have stood
had 1T not been for the wooden cupola
and the open windows The Chicago
Tribune office would probably have
stood if it had had iron shutters out
side and inside On all the windows. Yet
1t is by no means certain, if the fire
ragged with the intensity that is de-
scribed. "
g What, then, is to be done" [ ask
ed, g If granite, and marble, and sand
stone are not fire, proof Is not the
capitol, the treasury, the post office de,
partment-are not these tire-proof?"
Why, bless your soul, no Not
one of them. But they are probably
safe for all that, because they stand
away from other buildings-all except
the post office. If we should have much
a lire III Washington as that in Chicago
l should fear for the post office build
ing. Why, my dear Sir, - he continued
IN a more snappish tone than ever, edo
you know there is but one fire-proof
government building in the country /?
That S the Appraisers store in Phila-
delphia."
g Is it possible? And that is the
only one?"
g It's the only one [ know Of
WHAT'S the material 2"
Why, lie answered, otis brick
Brick is the only absolute fire-proof
building material I know Of