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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-26
TleNeFeltTl'l0thG}S|' 6 Wrilger

Nothing, except the Sewing Machine, has ev-
er been invented which so much relieves the
household as the Wringer. But its usefulness
does not end here. The saving OF clothing is
of much greater importance. 1t is often re-
marked that articles of fine texture, last twice
as long when arrung in Wringer as when
wriing by hand. The Novelty has og-wheels
on both ends. 80 The rolls are allowed to sep
arate freely at either end. These, besides other
advantages which it containes seem to be in
dispensable to practical wring ger.-Neao York
independent. t- lr.-
TAe Noreftt Wringa.-Has become an indis-
pensible institution in thousands of families.
And we believe its great and increasing popu-
larity is fully merited-for the Novelty evil
dently possesses all the requisites of first
class, practical machine. Indeed, after using
one for many months in our own family, we
are prepared to ind0rse the Novelty as unsur-
passed (the Laundress says Enequdled,) by any
of the several wringers previously tried
Koor's RHrat Ne0 York. iI -'7- --l4''i.i
Sold erery'chere. NJ. q. PHELPS q Co.,
Gen. AQts. 102 Chambers st. ". y.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-10-26

TTNHE BOARD OF EXAMINERS Of Holmes
i County, o., will hold Examinations Of
Teachers for the ensuing year, at school Room
No. Z, in Millersburg, on
Saturday, Sept. 30th, ','
iI October 18th and ssth; Novem-
ber II th and 25th; December 9th and 23rd. = l.
These Examinations will open at 91s O'Clock
A. NJ, and clcse ut O'Clock II. III. The class
will not he open for aiimissionof applicants al
ter 1O1z O'Clock. The Board has done away
with the practice of ante-datirg certihcates.
No one is fully competent to engage school
of School Examiners. It is required by the
terms of the school law, that every teacher
must be qualified to teach Orthography, Read,
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and
English Grammar, and possess an adequate
knowledge of Theory and Practice Of Teach
ing. Trilnre in one of these branches Is q
failure in all. Those not possessing iair
knowledge Of them need not apply for certih-
Gates No application in reference TO private
examinations will he needed. Testimonials Of
good moral character, signed by at least two
responsible persons, will be required of each
candidate. These testimonials must be placed
in stamped envelope. Unseaied, and addressed
with the name and post office Of the candidate
and presented on the day OF examination. Ger
tifcates will be of four grades, to-wit: Six
Months. Twelve Months, Eighteen Months,
Twenty-Four Months. Certificates OF six
Months being of very low grade and triai
certificate. may be ISSUED second time 70 the
same applicant, if circumstances require. A
fee OF 50 cents Is required OF every candidate IN
advance Of tine examination. lld -Ml..li d Z,
BY order of the Board.
JOHN N. ROBINSON, Clerk.
Anril 90th 1ST1-35tf 1890. ..-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26
THE END AT HAND!
THE FALL OF PARIS !
Surrender Signed by
Favre and Bismarck.
The BOnapartc Dynasty 10 be
Restored under the Regency !!

LONDON, Jan. 25.-lSpecial to the New York
hcenin9 TeIegTdn.l-An the evening journals
CONFIRM the dispatches published by the morn
ing press, OF the surrender OF Paris. The sur
render on the terms suggested by Bismarck is
approved here by the press, unanimously.
The committee of defence has entrusted
FavTe, learn on high authority, to make the
best terms he can but to bring the conflict to a
close IN any case. There Is general agree
ment in Official circles that the end Is momenta.
riiy at hand, as far as the defence OF Pari, Is
concerned.
The Imperialists are active, and the English
government Is known TO favor the restor ation
OF the BonapArte dynasty under the regency.
Advices are allowed to leave Paris, endorsed by
influential residents, approving this termina.
ton of the war.
The Echo speaks authoritatively on the cues
ton OF surrender, and a Foreign ONCE mes.
senger who has arrived from Versailles has. n
has leaked out, brought the surrender, signed
by Fayre and Bismarck.
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TIE EUROPEAN CONFERENCES
France Lot diOurn
Rent nth Next Week

Islr9TaFhed Exclusively to The ErsRiH9 Star:
FAVRE AND TIE CONFERENCE.
LONDON, Jan. -, nooH.-NO information as 10
the reported arrival Of FavTe at Versailles has
yet been automatically announced. The news
II regarded on the stock exchange a. of doubt
vi character, and consOls have, in consequence,
allen oil quarter since the opening.
The RCMORED NEGOTIATIONS FOR
CAPITULATION OF PARIS.
The Echo, Just issued, says: No official cOufir-
nation has yet reached London OF the report
that negotiations for the capitulatiOn of Paris
have bseH commenced at Versailles. The city,
however, l. full of rumOrs OF that nature.
THE CONFERENCE ADJOURNED TILL
-NENT WEEK.
LONDON, Jan. %, a. m.-The Lonlon confer
enee has adjourned until the 3lst instant, in
consequence of the continued absence OF rep
preventative from France, one of the siyu9tOrv
powers OF The original treaty relating to the
eastern question. 1t IL known that Earl Gran
vile conters with NJ. Tissot, the French charge
dsfsires, before and after the meeting Of the
conference.
CAPIrCLATION OF LONGwY.
LONDON, Jan -, l:yO p. m-Dispatches have
JUST oeen received, announcing the capitulation,
today, of the fortress of LOngwy, on the Bel
gan border, which has been besieged tor a Ion z
time by the Germans. -Four thousand prisoners
OF war and two hundred guns fell into the hands
Of the yietors.
VICTORY FOR THE GARIBALDIANS.
Lon Don, Dan. "A dispatch from DIXON says
the Garlbaldians routed detachment of Ger
man laIdwehr who were guarding the abroad
between the villages OF EOnteux and Bergundy
BISMARCK.
Count Bismarck has been appointed Cham
cellOr Of the German Empire.
A dispatch from Brussels says: Bsmark'S re-
ply 10 Fayre refusing a safe conduct through
the German lines investing Paris is condo mned
by the PIusSian liberals.
THE DOOMED CITY.
LONDON, Jan. %, 100 o. m.-The Versailles
correspondent OF the Central Press Association
telegraphs that there is good grounds for the
belief that the negotiations for the captllstion
Oh rams are progressing, and II Is impose BILE IOI
The city " resist beyond early in February.
FAVRE N ENGLAND.
Tie Pan Mall Gdsstt> is informed that Favre
reached Versailles yesterday, and started foI
Ensland. He is expected in London to-day.
me EcA0 prints under reserve, the state ae M
that Favre has arrived at Dover.
LOSSES or THE FRENCH N THE LATE
SOETIE.
IoNDoN. Jan. 2j.-An Official dispatch from
Versailles says the French loss in the sOrtie OF
the 10Th was CO00 killed, wounded md missing
while that OF tie German. was only 6j5.
PARIS TO BE BOMBARDED FROM THE
NORTH SIDE.
The new German batteries open ire on III,
north side Of Paris.
BOURBAKI'S REAR THREATENED.
DIVISION OF the German army OF the soutl
passed south OF BesancOn, and are threat sninl
the rear of EOuTbaki.
TIE EXPLOIT or THE GARIBALDIANS
IL appears that the GaTibsldians, after a sue
eessiul engagement with the German laniBeh
between fODtneUX and Burgundy, tore up thi
T1i's and ties and 20 damaged tie railroad tina
It II now impossible:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26
Society.

Wednesday and Thursday are possibly the
busiest days Tor strangers who undertake o
make calls at the capital. both being days ON
which the largest number OF calls are made
on Of1eials. Yesterday, besides Mrs. Fish
Mrs. Creswen, Mrs Boutwell, and Airs. Drlano
Mrs. CoiiSI, Mrs. Bradley and DIrs. Sherman
received The receptions were possibly larger
than usual. Mrs. Fish as assisted by her dau Sh-
Ter, MIS- Rogers, and BY Mrs. Rail, who Is the
guest OI Mr.. Robson. This lady il will be re-
IneInbeTed, was Mr.. Robeson's guest last win.
ter As be WAS q clsssmate, ana hak ALWAYS
been an intimate friend, OF Gen. Bslknap be
says lie prefers rot 10 receive this winter. He
had, however. snAll dinner party on Tucsday
evening, given 70 Mrs Rail.
- Mrs. Blaine had with her yesterdav altar
noon ss assistants, Miss Pike, OF Maine and
Oah hamilton" Miss DODGE of Mss-achu-
setH- The latter wall remain with ber d1,rin.
n.o' ~lh,er. Ms POmeroy was calling with Mis-
-SHLLsoh, VINO has come here 70 lecfure in he-
.ai VI Inc FRENCH, and viii rereiva uifh Ara
Fofner0y to-day. Other fashionzhls 10 tia. -ho
we're calling were Mrs Crsner the da-Isvad
sister OF the President, and Mrs. Je1sII I'm
vi Governor Jewell, who - Mrs Grants guast.
MIS- Boutwell, was a. Sted by her dan,h,.,
AUG other young ladies. Mrs. Deispo hx ne,
1S sushteI- n-laW and ma ed daughter! and
III Nous& py her son. beautiful baby AND
pg Mrs Gatthegs. All the receptions nss.sd
on chsrmingly. rA'Ss"
An item OF Isws Is, that a youpp lady "a
s.nty appointed In the Tressury il No. &c, re-
80 set OF pearls worth SGOO 10 nav IN. 49,,
Psnses OF her father and mother rarantf
SeAo. ~ i sAid the pearls are amono the ,,o.,
Tich. "e1e Formerly
n .sek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
the WAR IN EUROPE.
TRANCE PROSTRATE.
ANOTHER STRONGHOLD FiLlEs

ChPi1UBATIoN OF E0yGWYi
ihe Germans Capture 4 .O0O PrisoN rs
aBa roo Guns-Paris Expected 10
succumb kext-Ths Reported
Negotiations for Ha
ArHissice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26
THE REAM STATUE OF LINCOLN.
TIE CEREMONIES OF UNWILLING.
INTERESTING AND IMPRESSIVE AFFAIR.

Throng az the Capitol Eotablss Pres
emit The Statue Unveiled Addresses Of
fsnators Jrumbull, Patterson and Carpeu-
ter, and representatives Banks, Brooks
and cpllom- Presentation Of Winnie Ream
TO the AudiepSs-rhe Applause Closing
s.enes-Rlsb OF the Crowd to get a Nearer
View o. the Sta.ue-Vinnie Ream' 8 Statue
o. America
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

THE * DEsT las s-1cI cards flr d!unHr
On the 2>.h irsr. = senator aId Nrs. r inIrd-.
sena-Or su1 SIR. Anss, General AMI Mr..
GrgIpv aud Senators CoukI NJ and Anthony
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

RECEIPTS FROM CUsFUNs.-The receipts from
Customs for the seCk ending January ~ we're
~ feue~s:-New York, al 93T .SfO.3s; Boston.
Stt5 rs ~; Philsdt Iphis, SIS 3l0I7; BALTIMORE
s1NG 7o4 n. Total - ga ,G9a.S5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26
GEMERAL CABLE HEws.
DR.. LiyingsSon Safe.

LONDON, Jan. 25.-Sir Roderick Murchison
mas received q letter from Africa giving intelli-
gence Oh the safety OF DIR. Livingston.
Prince Aumbsrt and Wife to Winter
1t Rome.
FLORENCE, Jan. 2i.-Prince Humbert And
wife pass the remainder OF the winter At Roma.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26
GovernOr Hoffman, After the Vote
R0yeFs.

ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. Ex-Governor Hoffm an
in a message TO the Legislature recommends
constitutional amendment for the Punishment
as criminals Of purchasers OF votes NJ elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26
Ice In New York Ray.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2s.-The ice in the bay Is
greater obstruction to navigation to-day tn an
boats between this city and Staten Island tnd
crossing quite difiicult, and trips are irregular
The Ramona, Of the Nsrth Shore ferry Is said
to be ice-bound at Elm Park The Castleton
OF the same hne, came mp more than an hour
behind time. When Off Sailors Snug har Dor she
rescued man who was nearly persisted in an
ehott 10 cross the stream in an open boat. A
rev minutes later she picked up two men in the
same CONDITION in another ice-bohnd row boat
When on the lighthouse the pilot boat was dis
covered completely ice-bound, having drifted
about al night, without being able to dnd the
passage seaward. The Castleton took her in
tow and brought her TO this city
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

'HE CNLY CoNgIEH ,El0N hY the senate
yesterday was VIZ. a Br1ckS8T, - he agent
Esr tue .t.,.i tl.s N " ~ .tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

ISCREssED PAY 70 THS CENSUS AARsBALs
The select Committee on the Census have
agreed to report a bill increasing TIE pay Of
Deputy United States Na-shsls who have been
engaged on the census - that for field service.
the psy viii average from - 10 - DER day. The
number OF the deputies Is about 1909.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

HOs. AfEV. CAlDvELL, republican, was
v strrday elected United states Senator from
Kansas Tor siy ears from the fourth o. March
Nsrt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

I>TERsAL EEvzvre The receipts from thi4
sorfee to-day we've S2i6.s12
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

IL Tar PAoF' sED new federal jaiitiyi iis-
s.,' VTg'r.a o. - saII tbat AIR. AisIanisr
Rvs 10 to he Jdtg- an =. 4. Holt the Martial.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

SECRETARY DELaNO has ordered that no
peIsOn claiming act attorney on behalf of
any incisn tribe, or any members thereof shall
be recognized a. such hY the Interior Depart
Mt or the Indian office, unless said person
has duly executed power or ATTORNEY from the
chiefs of The tribe or nation. ackno Fiedged
before the agent for such tribe or nation,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

O. 6sccaroni ." si He" Ming
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

TEE House Foreign Affairs Committee will
Terort favorsbly bill giving to George =
Robinson $500 aud a gDld medal far his
bravery IN saving the lie OF Secretary Seward
vhen attack-db by Payne on the night OF PTe-I-
s-nt Lincoln : ASSASSINATION. Robinson is nov a
eierk IN one Of the Department.. on a salary of
$40 year, and has wife and child To
support
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-01-26

Hon :. \. Cox, Of New York, has issued in
Ntstions for grand dinner party this evening,
~ honor Of General Blair, the new Senator
from Missouri. The affair will take place a:
the Arlington. and the guests invited are prom
msnt lights in the democratic party-aTnong
shsm Gov. Hoffman, OF New York, A. Oakley
y all and Vim. NJ. Tweed, of that State: FI-
senat1T Hendricks, OF Indiana; Senator elect
Var se, of North Carolina, and others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28
!. sss,s,Tan NOTICE..
s'p ~ THE MEANS OF EsCApE.--Ths

& Mr. ID THE MEANS OF EsCAPh'--ine
fan has many crils for Che weak and lseOie anu
,ts sudden atmospheric changes are trying g see
-, ..,,,us,ons OF even the robust. The chhiins
,sm neratare OF the nights IS compared With Ia
limos. aummer warmth Of the days necessarily
s1srs;.ss an unhealthy influence on all who are
az poyed TO ,t. Hcnce dysensery, darrhe = inter-
feyers, bilious attacks, and deranSeo'eals
~ ALI the secrctlous, are common ~ tn's seasop'
The trre way to escape them is to meet Inc csuseS
oil, protective aud ,nyigoraang medicine.
.IOsT ETTER,S SrOMACH B1TTEko are df-
aened for this ex'gency. Thi5powerful vegetable
s,eci8c relieves the System Of all acrid humors,
nnrass the fluids, tones the secrctivc organs, pro"
notes healthy evaporation through the pores In.
creases the activity OF the digestive functions,
cheers the spirits, and regulates the bowels. To
do this 10 to make the whole body vigorous and
render It proof sgainst the vicissitudes Of tenn
peratuJe and ag linst malaria. A. course Of the
great tonic aud Alternative s therefore In all cases
advisable as n preventive at this &c son. III, on
the other hand, the mischief Is already done, ana
intermit eut or remit,en. fever Is actualy pc.
sent, or the liver, bowels, stomach disordereo,
there Is 10 medicine 80 certain to eject quick
and thorough cure as This harmless and agreeable
preparatfon. oc 23.leodlw&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28
New Books.

| We have received from the accomplished
| ,utlor Il copy of " Women; or, ChfohtctcS
Of The Late War;" By MARY TUCKER MA
GILL. Baltimore TUHhBuLL d. BFoThhkS'
Miss MAGlLL iuilcrits the bright genius
of tle FUCKERS, which sparkics through INC
puncs of her interesting book, devoted 10
The hcr0ism of her sex in the late CIVIL war.
She resides in Winchester, which Is nestled
in the bosom of the lovclicSt and bolucst
scenery. She has transferred to her pages
living PICTURES of these charming VIEWS
which add greatly to the interest OF ncr
Spiritcd narrative. This welcome BOOK Is
for sale at tho bookstore of WooDHoUSE ~
PARHAM.
Blocktrood's Magazine. We have re-
ccivcd from Mcssrs. WooDHoUsE ~ FAR
HAM. agents, the October NUMBER Oh 'ii'S
venerable and superior periodical. we OBJ
serve that is has criticism on American
books. 1t is chiefly devoted 10 BRET
Hangs "Luck of Roaring Camp" ana
concludes with a decided compliment TO thc
author Of "P,ain Words from iruthlul
.Lmcs." Black,uood says that "thc oldcr
r,mes in American letters arc Il hundred
times NOR" refined, write better Eng
lish Though Mr.. HARTE's narrative
style is often most vigorous ana
pure English), and are more generally
admirable personagcs but they all form
themselves OH European models, and nave
II distant as well us the near audience IN
n n h,, huI n
to write what he knows without regard TO
models; and il he but retains The native
force Of his beginning without hankcrlhS
after those clegances which appear so
douhly tempting to the American soul, he
will, we do not doubt, win the gratitude OF
his country and gain for himself listing
uamc.'' This is very just. The oyer
land Monthly" of San Francisco, OF which
IHARTE WIS, we believe, The founder, It urk
out more decidedly in the line OF originality
than any periodical before published in
this country.
Poems by William Cullen Bryant. Cot
iected and arranged by the author. New
| York: ID. APPLETON d Co.
This edition is beautifully printed and
illustrated, constituting capital anniyer'
Isary present. BRYANT is The best OF Anne
Erican poets, and his works may be trea'
jsured up with something of affection, since
SO many of his poems are warmed up WIFE
the true spirit of poetry and breathe Tho
impulses of the purcst emotions.
The binding of this work, red and gilt,
lis very handsome, and the printing and
Illustrat are of Il very high order of art.
For sale by ELLysoN Il TAYLOR.
We have from ELLYsoN & TAYLOR that
annual visitor which we have welcomed
for nearly forty years, and which existed
years before we saw it-ITaTock'S alma
nae. The present copy is tor 1872, and i:
| full Of most valuable information.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-28
Tho Proposed Tunnel.

- . m, an net of justice TO the 'Chesa-
,,.stc and Ohio Railroad Company '" s'a
thst the proposed tunnel undcr Gu" .."
u,,, as a way To connect their foad WIN '.e
,rh.rves upon tho river did no. % 'S,n""
ct ,hem. 1t was the Suggestion VI 'h'
.,nor Of Commerce Of this CITY anu
N ,,,,.o suggestion, too. The Chamber
,e.. ., Glance that double track along
3 r. street to the Dock, crossing IN iIs
rnn,c Broad, Grace, Franklin, ana MAN
s,rce,s. would subject the business anu 10
como,ion of the city to great inconvenience
Imagine long line Of coal trains say 'ron
ton to fifteen or more, crossing Nam street
Why. it would suspend the movement o
vehicles and passengers for from thirty x
sixty minutes. And where along the DoeS
would there be space for such trans anu
for the delivery Of their freight I" tnc We ,,
ss,sY On the other hand, the tunnei """''
xo,;o,. tho m,,ch-travcIcd streets 0! thcs'
49, ,r,;us. and guide them 10 a'hpi'
snace and complete accommodations 'o' WAN
OPERATION Of unloadin. them' 1855,
The tunnel is beyond question 'n' wy
host wsy for the ears TO reach the "hat ' aa%
md as we say In another article, *ao'''o'
Of the bonds of the city will secure its CON
struction. -,
,yc desire TO implcss upon the people OF
p;cbmoud the importance of prompt ACTOR.
,h;s vuh,cct. In our opinion IL Wo'i'o
Inc better for Richmond to pay saoo'o"o Id
thor than that this important connech'h
.h<,,,tI hc DELAYED twelve months. Nh"n
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Is III 'a''
opcration every means OF d'spoSlhs u i''
immense freight should be ready he'e Al
Richmond. TO be bchindhand mere anu
choke M this important artery Tor "an' %
relief here, would bring flchnonu i ,
contempt with all active ana rea''y n'o
,,,,or,;., communities. The do-noth'h"s
and ,,.rplo,s will say, Let the company w
if. But suppose the company VIII not oo
al, that is wanted suppose the company
does not think it obligatory upon 'ic'h 10
do aIl--what then? Shall we fold our arms
and dcnounce them! Nonsense. hh.ei'
,,r;s;n, and sensible people will nc gu''.y
a, no such folly and you, people oil h'c"'
mona. we arc sure will prove that you are
worthy of the prosperity that must pc
sbowcred upon you by this great railway
nv taking care that none Of It's bcnci'lS
shall be lost for the want OF tue proper "c-
commodation here for its immense tra''e'
In the midst OF your ruins and whIlc
plunged in poverty you boldly subscribed
two millions o his great work. AsSurco'y
now, since that subscription is dispense"
with, and YOU arc growing daily in strength
and resources, you would not rc'nsc T-'''
0oG to guarantee your city against dall''Sc
from a diversion of part Of the r'ch 'r'ac
Of the road you so highly appreciated WHICH
YOU made your subscription.