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t6eits aHOersluoBin, UorHaHrlj4 aber itber'S
AtlaHttiAe Ytecr."
0a3 ct. Eouiitr Eurntr-Satatt.
Ion fierte AM 81. 4pril oet 10. @tod9tltBs
tag Der Stit6u19 6eS arieitol3 Don St. youts
ourt Die pSbDarju SaJr." Die Jfto1er
up. 4u0ree uno u. Y. 5tombaucr 9toaAtlt
or 9elOeutbaten Hgons', StJtl'a II. Il. Gth
SaHtttt beiDloB ole 6eta.
6ran SuOitD duit, welDlr nor %eiHi9en "a.
9elt i'll 81 ISM d, Dtaii., itarb, uerbrratDtte
ild) an @eihuadtSz& tbtuoe 1899. 90 Ptrloz
ltH lu0rsu bel igrer pod)jett SuJ2geltt lUtlde
ulte Upr ibr iturbcu. sic 9int,rlleB 2 &iltoer,
10 Gnttl, 80 llrtulel mo / llrsllrtutcl. Sie
iotroe ain .. 5Alt 1873 9ebort1.
y9abcn Die &utlure Terteu?"
fr0gt Der y@tuc. &ottSfrcunb" mo benlerft
ba;u ieBr t~reIicub: ISL es uidJt cine itbr per-
0dd)tige Sbatlad)e, O0B ms Die 3tItll19tlI falt
gar feline gtad)rthtell ulebr iiber Sullur Tn
tbattu III ben lli0llfeu Staattn brahtcn, Ittt=
Dem eS auSgenlad)t mar, 0aB bic rcpltbllfaz
utibe Uttbrbclt in beiOelt Sduitrn oc8 @on-
grelieS llltir aileu llu1itiHotn Die @cmaltbtIl
paliiren mitroe. Son Wt]orbgei6ihteI bDreu
ptr Sluar uicl meBr, ais eineul UrOningallc=
bcnoeH Sitrger lteb ieiu tam; Die Spalttll
Der meiiten Ytitttr iiuo oamit augefilIt; abec
tic pdliitel ollie III loldeH SegclDen, IN mel
dcll, mtlllt man belt &lllllr= Satlr Sraut llllO
ltIlle raotEale Sltqle 0llSrlntnlt, eS nod ME
mails eintn &utlur 9tgtben bat. N(an bari
GlIo oretlt bebdltptCIl, oaB Die Serld)te ltber
Die llcbcrgrliie lno @eieRzS crleBuHgGll, SI
0eneu bic nlGgerGGte lluttroriidnngS Bolittt
ulO Die if1lloltde Garpetbagger 8trtDlholt
Der republtfautitct PGrtct Oe clltrc6tttcH lno
mdltralttrttl Teute in Sii0el gctrieheH bat,
iibertricbeH tDairpetic crlo9eu uHo III pteleH
Sdtlclt fir Yartetjpete crtrn albright iuorpcH
ru0. Der GougreB lat 6ericn g%entadt, ullO
bic &lltlnrc lofort aud; lit oaS lt9t bbdll
loHOlrbar?"
Su Detroit, WtiN., bat cine belti6e
Strma CUR Stltrcitung Der &oitet Der fitr bel
1. Ntat au9eicetCn ptutI0cn Ste9eSs mo
6ricbcn8ftier $1,000 gGcifnct, NIB cine Dtetge
auotrcr oeltideu @eldGft5lcute merben it'd
nit bcoeuteHbcn Sumrlcn betbetltgcn. Q9a8
gei6tebt beilduftg in Chicago I'M Die Srte
p%cnSftier am Yfl9itta8e 5u etlter impoianttn
81 n%lad)tll? Wttt etlleul gclDDbnltdelI RIcltlc
lpiro man iid bod BotitntIiA niAt be9nii0ct
p0lltu.
Oti6ter Sli9gtu pom 3 enneiice iab f4
neulid gcn6tBtgt, cinelt 0lten Sd)nltancraOcll
uro SpielgefaDrttn gum Gooc burd) ben
| Strong Sl uerlrtbclleu. Den dtd)ter mar 10
beluegt, O0B CT tault ben llrtbeilSlprltd) ans
lpre1en tountc.
Cine lnSabl Srauelt, luclhe lett IS SaBren
III WiiunGrIletoeru IN ben @olOmihcn gearbct.
tet baberl, murOcn fiirSlid) III cinem Gallon III
gan SraH5tSco ais Stalerl cntOedt llno
ptrbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
GnSDrutic.

Or. s. .. Ro9erN, Sicentidt hes t0ni0t. Gouee
gium5 Der Aer3tt unb Ntttgtttb bt5 f6ut9t. Souc8inmS
Der BuucGr5r uon @n9I0nb, fam td8li4 luc8en obiz
ger arantBtiE, iolute anen perihtteenen oaourn ent@
~ileBenbeu 9lioen in ittnCr Wobnung, Mr.. 0s,
SDarps, 6utibcn 4rGtts mo GarRbcnltr., nm ButD
bcfrngt lucrotn.
GpTrcbt nnocn: BON s bis 10 lltr Noracns, BON 2
bis 4 llbr Dta6ul. unb BON 6 bis 9 ubr Ibcnos.
9a 5r. RpgCr5 bteie &rGntbtt llb bic Abdrten
~ocrietbcu ruibrsno ictncs lan9en Autcntbaltc5 in Dit
tnbten jlm beiouocrcn Stloiun %gematbt, 10 Oerz
jidert CT alien oil bteier &rautbeit 2ctoeHosn cine
idluCQ Sllft,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Nu Que AitsUuItlin0rCr !!

Strengthening Oa5 Yatteriou 8QrfcS.
Vie Eryurbe Ger 9Cr9roBetrng oe6 BaEEcriou.
Rartrs ftrb trIldjt, hcHte N9en6, pcn 2b. 4.irtt
I'LL, s lbr, elmer Midtier ; 9rridmmturg i'm "SSrpal,
tOan: JmItitute" bet5nIpoBnen. SIN aui!rnge
IO7-n ,rH ~ nt,tiE,tl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
CHlLLs& j.

Gin ttbcrCS Dfittcl
M Groccrie 2abcn Nj. II, gaert 8atttnloretroBe
Sine 6Ilihe 3urn 4teiic uoa $t.50 miro has BART
tdngtr Belt III BEN GtttH @eidditspIate pon. .. 70.
& Is. 81. Weper p~crtNnit l%Uorren, unn bat. Sunnertt
bon 4triolen, lUetDe felt Snbren odran 9elttten, tut
rirt. Sir III ourbGus nttbt lnangenebm iHt 9eitiuaf
unb entbdlt teine ild6lihea SuUltGnjen.I
lAnnQl. ANlIl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Bur Wnmrihtl

Gs uiro btCrHtt betanrt gcmaht, boF tie at.
NlpboniuN : Ejcieuid>ait" ans oCnl n@ertral-95rrz
cine" Gtl59Gtreten ii, Welder gtustrttt nd5 Gr,fnttu=
@olnttt oieItr GtItltlbalt BON ciEcn gtlntt e~ntuiE6et.
SIN Auitrage ber Weielibait:
SoBaun 9Sril, 4SrGi.
ta7-9l Jutduu IE. Erie, ridt. G eff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

n1~ Man fam out lrten ytdbinaihinCnmit nlonat
ride ODER D6denttide 3abtnugcn i'm 9ro6en 0ampi
Rsparaturs ODER Gauidptae BON sbo,nas Sbanfs,
SEE Der aombarss ume Sbarpfraae, betommen
i0f,r;Bn tm,t \ .. ..-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

49ndtngbams@ ountp, 3D., q. Npril 1870.
SD bescuge biermit, 6aB il MID luGbreno 3 SabreI
in Iv6r IAtenteiu 9eiunbbCit6 ~Saltonoe bcidnN, tnoCu
i'd an elmer I9limnen arGntbtit, 0pspepite uno au9e.
meincr Sh1udbc, lit. Sa i'd mid an cine 4nS1bl
Ier5tc pi6rcno Der 3tit pancte, obne pdourd 9eiies
rnnS Al ipilrcn, 70 ltctltc i'd mid inter Ole 8ebdnos
tuna 6cs Dr. Senru 3. 3to9ers ludbreno hr leBtcn 6
Dionate, uub bin i'd iibcr5cu9t, baB i'd 9dnSItb furirt
bin.
TSebr, t6, 3Ntte) Geo. W. Gilbert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Sic mcco'Sd,e Y1Gbuaafcbtne

in RE bctiebteftc in zen Sdmiiien,
fir Sbn,toer, atrioermade uno 6amilsnsurbctt ct
bette In Der gScft. Yian ptrfebte nibt, Tic 3u unter,
Iu1cn. @trtauit oni monattlde I3abthnetnt a Del
nitortsJten Sdarpretlen.
8trfauissimmtr: Sir. 53, eors : Ghartesfr.,
i'm Sleiiuaurer Sogenbauie. (Iuet0,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

6ilOilesSnnD.
Screim fir 2ebenSperii d,eruua, 3ranfeu sliuters
ffiiEuns tnf Sppperatipipeicu.
Soiuobt 2ebelss ais audl 3citpolieen luerben pom
elmer intorporirten eebensoeriiderun9s 0eell bait
bes Staates Jtelus9ort au69egebeu.
observation-disclosures iieOCn Solar5 pro WoMe.
Ndberc austuntt crtbriIcn ole GntoriitrCn Mgcnten
bes Bunoes. (liS. t3,1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Nnmel0unBeu fur Die UcrmaltcrsNtllc
in DER ;, Grutral>9alle," Nr. 70, N0rns
0anitrQ6e.

Nne 3tcieni9en, bic bQrauf rsilcttircn, loiuobt Nlit.
sItcbcr, ais giihtzN tit9tieber Ioten It'd peribnlid
meloen bet'm Gomite WittrpUd, Ibene y nbr, ben
20. ApriL, in oti0eln Sotale.
tg1,7qi n. 8InnrS. Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Or q. Il. Mirnrn.

Rr. 14f, gazette, ,~ipiitben Yarfs II. 3uparf:
StraRe,
bat 80 Sabre aut Soipitatz YrariS oertuanot. Sun9t
Seute, luette burd, Selbtbeicfun9 uno bduit9e 10
pttftjide Srantbciten ih Saarnener9icBun9en, Ners
0breniauIen, Grr6tbtn, &oocn : ani1lpeluns, SIM
poten, IL. |. IL. 3ugcjoAen baden, fbnnen i6nea gea
beiIt lUtroen. @unorrb6e miro in 3 8aaen 9ebellt,
iriite syphilis in 8 Ia8en, lttdte SYPHILIS polltGns
Sprediunoen: bon Q bis t2h lbr Dtorsehe,
pou 2 his h6 llbr Hadmitta9s II.
BON Z bis 0 lbr Abenos.
Sonnta0s: BON t0 bis kt2 nbr Sprrnttta9e.
Setluno miro a~arantirt. (Diatt5,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
SCirmazSrraliDcru,ta

9a i'd oOs 9~anSe@ei6dit irlber BON mcinrm
8uter Sapie Sdnfs in Str. 30, SoutbitraRc, 9Cz
iitbrt, 9etauit babe, 70 made i'd oeM 9eebrten BuhIt=
finn bic &nSei9e, oaB t1 Ineiuen Nprratil BON MO-
belm ourd nelr IntduiC uub cigcnt 6dbrltation ptr=
9r0Bctt unb jest int StdHbe hin, meme gBGarcn icgz
li6er Mrt 70 biltg, ols ir9enb Gin anoerc5 ~berartigeS
@CihGit, entlpeoer i'm @roBrn ooer Aleinen 5u ptrz
taujen.
8as @eIhSit turp bon ictt an in meinein ei9encn
Namen gciiibrt.
lgprtll1.t Wtt.) Morton a. SSaufS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
llmllnn.

9Ieams' lang etabfirte 3einSeu.T abrif 1T nad
ocrgfornlpeitzGde bon @barte6z uno BulttmoreitraBc
2. GtaQc, perleQt lpor6elt. (rpttt20,l ltt
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Gun=ljnrDlr. zgomnrrrlu ".
Njlnlut ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u

o9rcsz@eriammtung nab 9eamcnsgGabl Beutc
Wtittpueb, Den 2j. .. WIS.
Illt ..E &c b,N JSwrE,,, ErVr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
Neue Mn3ei0en.
Bg~ SDrielnn9
ilber Den ar0Beu WnrnmcIfctt.

Der Edtb. Q. earhtle, 6onoreb z9eputtrtrr,
MIRO opnHerftag Nbeme, oeI ". a!prIL, nm lbr
i'm tnttrcu SaaEe beS "1rcimdmrer ; SempeIS" an
Norbs@1arIcsitraBe tineI 8ortra9 balteH.
5bemo:
uSGiina nno 0ilfS=S ueltcn 6es arpz
zen Siprolpcitems."
Girtrittfrei, mn-fO0N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
yictler %g5nubcrCiu.

Afc ole Wlttalieoer, bic In Dem neuem 9Sauoereir
bel Srn. Mliilcr, GrPe ser SfcHs unb Wdtiiuu,
StrnRe, Antbcitt gej. ibrCt bubrn, iuic an6 Solde
bic no nod onraH bet4ettt8en woaen, iiEo bierni
etu8eLeoeq, SVunerftdg, DcU q. April, 4beHos {
ubr ltb etrjlftaotH. - Snl AuftrG9e;
t9s-10Ol 9Gs Gcmitc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

Cine ln5aDl Srauc1t, welte lett IS 5abren
III WidunlrIletoeru in ben SolOmtnct geGrbcts
ttt baben, murOcn fiirSlid III ctnem Gallon III
Gan SranSiSco ais Stauen cntOcdt lno
utrbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
9SarIluIIa.

Sebcrmauu 1T hermit g~eiuarnt, mciucm mtnocriGbr
ri8eu Sobnc 9eiIrtd, GtiUas cui mtineu Jiamen 81
bergen, tnoem i'd BON ibn 9eniddte Shulocn Mat
bebabten ipcrbe. ~. 6rpmdu,
fg7-q) SIR. AT3. GitSz SS~ruoSmnp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
GI0ffcn.

SnGn gltrn0ttlt, jun., G. Gnmp.,
Gr. cas-, HSCft : &aItimurcs, uberbaGb FER
ShGrteAitrabc,
empidr0tr itet 2090 Gtiid gan; iriidjc NJ ats
ten Dor alien @rahrn ms0 RdrdeI. ltnirr diamond
G-A&Nn=Wiur't lit hefler, dis tr9crr etGe anbgrt inn
Niartte. SIN UrOBcn mo lilttnsn 81 Den nicfriefEen
NreIlei. lNnrilS, lWltl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
XcpptDc.

SObn Iurubnll, jun, c Comp,
Rr. GAS, GBcff j. Ealti1nore., obsrbaGb FER
GbdrIca ftrdfc,
6freten ioebeir cineH poriigtitHeH 8orrdtb Ron alien
Arter 8eppt0e gu 9erab8eieRten $reilen i'm @rOBen
uno &letnGn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26
NGelt.M as0anueretn.

&SeIt>1aagnuItas 5auueretn.
0ortDctlbaft! Cider! SauernS !
Oieitr utl1 Strcin |uCrilmmelt T6 icbtn 9ouners
flag, AbenNs $ lbr, bel Necrg YSmieer, Grfc FER
a%oaltinlores me Sregunfr. &ae 9tcjeutgcn ,
lpel1t tbre GrIparutiie oortBeltbait Gnle9en luOlltn,
ohtr Gelo gum Nrtoufe etner 0cimitdtte btbGrien,
luCrber mob ,tBr1, lid obi8em &treiHe OnSuid(teBrn.
Hetne NaU5abtun8en limo HOt9iB! SIN
Nlitra9e:
tS6,gJ-l00) GSilarS Teurndnn, Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-04-26

Ni6ter Sligglu pom 3 Bennett &c ia9 tf
ueulid gcu6tbtgt, ciHelt 0lten ShuIEarcraOcll
uno SpielgefaDrttn sum Gooc burd) otrl
Strong Sl uerrrtbcileu. Der Jt6tcr mar 10
bepegt, OaB CT talum Den llrtbeilSiprld) aus
inrr1lrl1 fnlntr.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16
SIeNS.0F THE TIMES,

The signs of the times in the pol
itical outlook are significant. The
leading Democratic press are either
averse to the nomination of Dem
ocratic candidate in 1872, at all, or
favor the taking up by their party
Of some conservative Republican as
their standard bearer: Here are the
sentiments of the St. Louis (Dem.
Dispatch on the subject. 1t draws
rather dark picture for their pros
poets: D.
"The Democratic party on purely
Democratic grounds, has no earthly
hope of success in the next Presi-
Dental election. The result of the
recent State elections has,as surely
demonstrated this fact as results
possibly can, and it is worse than
folly to look for imaginary causes of
defeat when the fact is transparent
that Democrats voted the Republi-
can ticket because they had lost
faith in the Democracy as it is, or
preferred not to vote at all. The
course pursued by such irreconstruc-
tibles as Stevens, ,Toombs,and Wade
Hampton, added to the acts of the
Ku Klux in the South, which, how
ever, men may wish to disbelieve,
they can no longer deny, have
brought about this result. Men
have lost faith, and the war Demo-
Gratis have repudiated by their votes
a party which they could no longer,
with respect to their own convictions
support" .. ..fs .. -..lH....
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16
THE CORN CROP.

The corn crop of the west, the
present season, has proved the best
harvested for years. In many por-
tions of Indiana, Iowa, Missouri,
Nebraska, and Minnesota, corn is
offered in the crib at from ten to fif-
teen cents a bushel. In Illinois and
Kentucky the yield has been be-
yond all precedent. The wheat
crop has also been very large. In
Europe, on the contrary, there ap-
pears to have been a heavy deficit in
the grain harvests in nearly all
countries. In England the general
falling off has been variously esti-
mated at from Is to 20 per cent.
while in Hungary, the Danubian
Principalities, portions of Austria,
and in Southern Russia-all coun-
tries that have usually exported
large quantities of grain-there has
been a great decrease from the aver
age production. The ravages of
potato rot and cattle disease in
Great Britain will increase the de-
mand for grain and animal food,
and the United States will be able
to supply both in quantity at rea-
sonable prices, as cheap bacon and
pork, articles extensively consumed
everywhere, are the natural conse-
quence of cheap corn.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16
A DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT.

Is the Fourth Senatorial District
of New York Democratic district?
Ithas always given heavy majorities
for the Democratic ticket, and at
the election on Tuesday piled up
majorities as usual for every Demo
cratic candidate. Tweed the champ
ion thief, was elected from that dis
trict by over twelve thousand ma
jority. He could not have been
elected by Republican votes, for
his majority is far in. excess of the
entire Republican vote of the dis
trict. The New York World says
the district is a, 'loathsome scab,
inhabited by thieves, pimps, and
scoundrels of every class, and that
Tweed fifty represents them. And
yet to this loathsome scab the De-
mocracy of New York has looked
for its success. In 1868 the State
went for Seymour by majority of9, :
964. The majority for Seymour in the
Fourth District was 24,56S, showing
that to this nest of thieves and
scoundrels the Democracy, owed
their victory. If in the cArF:ng
Presidential contest the vote of New
York should decide the question of
the Presidency, and that vote should
be given for the Democratic candi
date,t that 'loathsome scab;' Tweed
district, will probably be due the
shaping of national affairs, four
years. Then its voters will not be
the scum of the city, but the glor
ious Democracy of the old reliable
4th District.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16
CALLING DEFEAT.

Tweed stands alone after the
Senatorial fight in New York City,
all his fellow Tammany candidates
being defeated. What more CALLING,
his defeated and disgusted associ-
ates attribute their misfortune to
the bad odor shed by him on his
political friends. Messrs. Norton
and Bradley, in particular, are su-
premely disguised at finding their
previous great popularity so com
pletely wiped out, and lament their
resemblance to poor dog Tray, who
suffered from being caught in bad
company. Genet, another sqqelch
ed Tammany Senator, bangs the
door in the faces of inquisitive inter
viewers and shuts himself up in sol
itude with his griefs. Tammany
Jared but little better in the Assem-
bly,, electing but seven out OF % As
semblymen in the city, and having
strong probability of even that
small proportion being whitfield down
All the Anti -Tammany Aldermen
and most of the Assistant Alder
men of the same stripe have been
elected. 1t scarcely seems credible
this political revolution could have
been effected in New York, but it
has been done, and Tweed standing
solitary in his bad eminence as o
monument to slaughtered villainy,is
proof of it. .a i.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16
THE ELECTIONS LAST WEEK.

Later returns from the different
States that held elections last week,
only confirm what we published in
last weeks REPUBLICAN,. Though
the official returns are not Snnounc-
ed, as yet, the victory for the Re
publican cause is even more grand
and glorious than we had dared to
hope for. The result shows con-
clusively that the people, by large
majority, are decidedly favorable to
the continuance in power of the Re-
publican party, which conducts the
affairs of this nation in such an able,
honest and economical way.
Proud of its past record, the Re
publican party can go into the Pres
ldential contest full of hope and
with every prospect of success. We
have no ''new departure" no Tam
many rings to stare US in the face,
but with platform broad enough,
and long enough,and strong enough,
for all honest men to stand upon,
we can promise for the future an
honest, fair and economical admin
istration of our national affairs.
A party or press that will endeavor
to shield and protect such a cor
rupt set of men as the Tammany
(Democratic) ring of New York,
deserves to be wiped out of exist
ence, and no ''new departures or
anything else will save it. But if
this corruption was alone in New
York. some allowance could and
would be made, but wherever the
Democratic party has had full and
uninterrupted sway for the past ten
or fifteen years, whether in local,
State or national matters, its leaders
have become so reckless and cor
rupt that the thinking portion of
the party have become so disgusted
that they will not vote at all or vote
with the party of progress and re-
form. Id,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16
A GENEROUS GIFT.

The Philadelphia Ledger says,
Isaiah V. Williamson has recently
given $4,000 to one of the direct.
resses of the Lincoln Institution fol
the purpose of purchasing a lot of !
acres adjacent to the lot already
owned by the institution, on 10th
street, between Greenway and King.
sessing avenues, for the purpose oi
erecting a nursery for small boys
Miss Mary ellison, the owner of the
land, has also given $4,000 toward
purchasing the property, besides
selling it at less than its market
value. The new enterprise is to be
called the Educational Home for
Boys" In this home only boys un-
der II years will be admitted, and
when they reach their 18th year OF
age will be transferred to the Lin,
coin Institution. Plans are being
prepared for the new building.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16

The Philadelphia Press says:
General Grants New England tour
and the enthusiasm with which he
has everywhere been welcomed are
the last signs Of his great populari-
ty and firm hold upon the affections
Of the masses. Whatever the Dem
ocratic press may say of his perigin-
ations, and whatever comparisons
they may institute between his free
intercourse with the people and the
seclusion of the intra-mural states
men, the people are pleased" A
President nowadays can travel
thousands of miles while former
presidents were travelling hundreds,
and can be all the time in commu-
nication by telegraph with Washing
ton. 1t was quite an event in the
olden time when Gen. Washington
visited Mount Vernon to fish or to
hunt.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16
THE GREAT VICTORY,

On Tuesday of last week, "a victory
was obtained throughout many por-
tions of our country, which insures
success to the Republican party in
1872. The greatest victory has been
in New York. In the city, all the
Anti -Tammany Judges are elected.
Tammany elects but one of the five
Senators chosen in the city, VIM.
M. Tweed thus standing alone in
his glory. OF the 81 Assembly
men elected in the city, only seven
are elected. by Tammany. Every
one of Anti-Tammany Aldermen
are elected. In the State the Re
publicans have elected their entire
ticket by large majority. The As
sembly is "a Republicans to 34Dem-
ocrats, and in the Senate "a Rep.
and s Dem.
Massachusetts, has done a good
work in giving Republican major
ity of 14O0O. In New Jersey the
Democrats elected their Governor,
but the Republicans have II Sena-
tors to Democrats, and 36 Assem-
bly, men to their "a.
In Minnesota the Republicans
have as usual swept the State by a
handsome majority. Illinois too
has done nobly.
A review of the whole field thus
fought over is encouraging to cham
pions of pure and liberal govern
ment. Let us be thankful for the
noble results vouchsafed to us; and
let us be more than ever determined
that this overwhelming defeat of dis
honesty and chicanery in political af-
fairs shall be but an earnest of great
er victories to be hereafter achieved
for the Right.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16
STARVING.

The farmers of the.San joaquin
Valley, California, are starving. For
two years past the crops in that
valley have entirely failed on ac-
count of drouth. The people were
able to survive the first years crop
failure by selling theirpoultry, swine,
cattle, horses, ETC.: but the loss of a
second crop has completed their
ruin. The California journals are
calling upon the people of the State
to contribute to the relief of those
sufferers. ' ''''' 3. ''''' '
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16
MISTAKE.

ID
The mistake in the Presidents
Ku klux proclamation, by which
Marion county, South Carolina, was
put under martial law instead of
Union, occurred through the impos-
sibility of reading the list of coun-
ties which Mr.. Alderman sent to the
Attorney Generals Office in his own
handwriting. All were were salts
factorily deciphered except the
word ssUnion," and all experts in
the Office finally decided that it was
Marion" and SO the proclamation
including the latter county went
forth. ns tr..... .+-. .rf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1871-11-16
! CURRENT REPORT.

1t is currently reported and be-
lieved that Tweed is preparing to
escape from New York. He begins
to feel the power of an outraged
public, and knows full well that
punishment will surely overtake
him, in the, event Of his standing a
trial. 1t will be.a matter of very
great regret if he is allowed to es-
cape the penalty of his crimes, but
we fear that he has the necessary
shsewdness to accomplish this. An
example is badly needed and we
trust he may furnish it, by serving a
good long period at ing-Sing.