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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-17
PUBLICATIONS.


Old and New. Et
The October number opens with curious
and suggestive disquisition by the editor, on
conscience and churches. A bright little story
by, +. I1oring, ''God aud Humanity, "Noah's
Fioed,'' Ups and Downs, ''anl u number Of
other articles are well worthy Of perusal. "a
George A. Coolidge. I43 Washington street,
Boston, Mass.
The AIdine, p '''''''
For October is a. brilliant number. 1t
opens with full page drawing, a graphic and
spirited representation Of professional bravo
and his employer. and his rival who is about to
become their victim. This is, followed by 'Hol-
To- and School DISCIPLINE the are also other
fine engravings. The literature is as readable
us ever. \ Last Visit 10 Leigh Hunt-Painted
Boats on Painted Seas -October-Heart of the
Adirondacks, &c. The subscription price is IS
per annum, which includes a superb Oil Chro-
mo, and the publishers are james Sutton 4 Co.
5s Maiden Lane, New York.
Am. Stock Journal.
The s0ctober number rcentaias several
wcll-xritten articles-or great fnterestto the
Farmer and Stock-Iiaiser, finely illustrated.
Every family should send for free specimen
copy, or 81 for 1873. y. r. Boyer & Co., Parks
burg; Chester CO. Pa. : X -,
Eclectic Magazine. -"." -I"s...
The Eclectic, for October is full of good
things, the contents varying judiciously from
grave to gay, from lively to severe There is
nothing ii,-reeent magazine literature which
surpasses, for droli humor and witty charac-
terization, the brilliant sketch of Barney Geo
hogan, the Irish Member The other articles
are of rare merit. s. a year. E. 4. Pelton,
los Fulton street, New York. !ssgsss
scribner's Magazine.
For October has come to hand, and is one
of the best numbers We have yet seen. Its con-
tents are rich, and interesting. Scribner has
has attained popularity never before equal
ed by; any magazine. 81 Al year. scrihner &
Co., publishers, New York.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-17

Vast flocks Of wild pigeons, it is
reported, may be seen in the West,
almost any day, taking their fight
southwark in search of winter quar-
ters. Our weather prophets say
this is an indication of an early and
cold winter.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-17

The increase i'm number of fires is
noticeable in looking over the newspa-
per columns. AS this is the seaon for
setting up stoves let the greatest pre-
caution be taken. Much loss OF prop
erty may be saved thereby l-nrf l..
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-17
StraYel or Stolen

From the undersigned near Nashville,
Ohio, two yearling hiefers, one white,
the other red aud white. Wanted to
know where they are.
ASA MCCLARRAN,
Tf u Nashville, o.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-17
GRANTS RECORD.
$38d.ldd.200,

~SSs
The reduction of the public debt
since Grant has been President
amounts to
$38G,i44,299
The reduction of taxes amounts to
over
$ioo.ooo,ooo a year.
The reduction of the public debt
during the month of August was
$io,735,ooo.
The reduction of interest alone
paid now amounts to
$2,0oo,ooo a month.
What wonder then that at every
election held by the intelligent
American people they roll up
Large Republican gains erery-
rhere. .s
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-17
The Greeley Pyramid.

ACCORDING TO GREELEY.
GLARS"
"Roughs." ..
.--. ..t "Thieves."
y TRAITORS"
..' "V erm i NJ .r
Burglars" ~
adr: "P erj ure " ~aia~
'.. "B ackle egs."
'' d &C a m b ! ers."
"Grog-Shops."
'i- "Pi c k po ckets." -
"D og- F an C iers." .
al ors It hieves." "-uo.
"Lovers of Rum"
IS b ou lder- Hitters." elr
"Haters of Niggers."
Drunkard Manufacturers
''Keepers- of Dens of Infamy."
j Eff FER SON 'D.Av rs.
WILLIAM MN. TW EE D
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Experienced laok 4 gents and Can.
W nlsesrs, in all parts of the U. S.to sell THE
MEMOIR OF ROGER BROOKE TlNEY.
C1iet Justice of the supreme Court OF the u. s
ps7y- No book heretofore published in This
country. throws SO much light upon our Con-
stitntional and Political History. 1t isa work
value to the Historian, the LAWYER tbe S,a,ess
man, the Politician, and every elias; of intrili- :
gent reariers. Bi1s- Soldby Subseripti6n only
Exclusive Territory given.
pSS- For Terms. for this and other po,,Lty
fishers, Baltimore.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-17

We furnish Envelops with Busi.
ness Card thereon, nearly as cheap as
the blank envelopes can be purchased
elsewhere.
For the incest and finest lot of
Gents Furnishing Goods ever brought
to this market, go to the United States
Clothing Store. 6w4
In short, for anything in the Cloth
ing line You can buy it for cash cheap
er than the cheapest, at the United
States Clothing Store, which beats all
competition. .5 -...5 ..s CIVIL
THE GREAT WANT of the present age
is men and woman, healthy and vigor-
GUS in mind and body. The continued
headaches, weaknesses, nervousness,
and varying ailments which afliict wo
men are generally the result of imper
feet action of the stomach and vital Or
gans. DR.. Walkers California Vinegar
Bitters, being composed entirely of veg
etable substances indigenous to Califor-
mia, may be taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate, and are sure rene
dy, correcting all wrong action and Civ
ing new vigor to the whole system. 8
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MAR RED.

On the 1st inst. at the residence of Mr.. Eu-
gene Pinkney, Dixon, Illinois, by Rev. John
Williamson, JOE III. TODD, NJ. D., Of Shreve,
CAMPBELL, ofthe former place. i
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euSS nsfasEGM~
THROAT, luNGS, LIVER & RIG0n

in the wonderful medicilo to which the
afflicted are above painted for relief the dis-
coyerer believes he has combined in A1rmeay
more of Natures most sovereign curative prop
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ever before combined in one medicine The
evidence OF this fact is found in the great
variety of most obstinate diseases which II has
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Of Consumption it has astori.hed the neIl-
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system and purtiiss the Liood. By ifs great
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In ohort. IL tho humorous diseases caused by bad
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II you fsei dull, drnvsy. debiltated, have
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with hot flushes. low spirits. and gloomy fofe-
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you are suffering from Torpid Liver or
xBiltousness.o In many cases Of % Liver
CopPIsint" only part Of these symptoms
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no
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ssadyour address for . pamphlet
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,,DsYcHoMnNcy or So,

L ing" How either sex may fascinate and
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CIder ic % cboor .rd ohrn5on

Better to bear the ills we have,
Than fly to Others we know not OF.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-10-17
$38G,i44,2oo

The reduction of taxes amounts to
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Here are few questions which we
would like to have answered by some
Of the friends Of Judge Thompson,
the Democratic candidate for Su-
preme Judge.
During the war did he no not do
clare the law 10 raise men for our
armies to be illegal
During the same time did no not
declare the law to raise money to pay
our armies to be illegal7
Was he not on the Bench when the
position of the Prothonotary of the
Court-his son-in-law being Prothon-
otary--was used to manufacture fraud
ulent naturalization papers to send
over the State to aid In fraudulently
carrying the State for tho Demo.
Gratis
Did he not decide in favor OF the
State in the Credit Mobelier case,
and thereafter in the same case, do
eide against the State, losing our
Commonwealth 81, ,000,000f
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Andrew johnson annoVhces that he
will again "swing around the circle
for Mr.. Greeley-and himself. We
congratulate Mr.. Greeley upon this
acquisition. He is rallying
an rnriyalled company of recruits
Andrew Johnson, tho political trait
or; jeff Davis, the national traitor;
Admiral Semmes, the pirate; Gen.
Beauregard, the inventor of the cry
of "beauty and booty;" Winans, the
corruptionist Andrews, the rioter;
Cochrane, the dead beat; Woods, the
gambler; Morrissey, the sporting
man. et ia omne genus--all ''that
crowd "-ABany Ecening Journal.
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CHIEF JusTIoE THOMPSON gave
his decision against the unconsti-
tutionality OF the legal tender and
conscription. Had it not been re-
versed in Pennsylvania, and had
Judges elsewhere announced similar
decisions, the country would have
been without currency in the hour Of
its greatest need. Let this be re-
membered against Judge Thompson
at tho ballot-box,
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OIL cOiof1ng In tnc tfansaation tnht re-
fleets in the least possible degree on
Gen. Hartranft. His whole conduct
was straightforward and correct
Probably there might be found no less
than dozen Of men TO whom Evans
lent money-the money which ought
to have been in the State Treasury,
and wonld have been had the Legis-
lature confded the business to Gen.
Hartranft's hands--and who might,
with equal propriety, be charged with
completely with Evanss fraud.
The naked truth is, Cen Hartranft's s
acts, official and private, will bear the
light Of day. Yerkes, the swindling
broker and penitentiary convict, and
Evans--who is even more guilty aad
has thus far escaped the penitentsy
through no fault of Gen. Hartranfs---
for he has persued him from pillar 70
post, are the very ones who have
breathed the slightest suspicion
against him. Yerkes probably e1-
pected to earn q pardon in case Gen.
Hartranft was defeated and BuckAlew
elected, and Evans, after al, was
forced TO vindicate Gen. Haxt,anft
by declaring that he "never paid a
dollar to any State official"
In relation to stock speculations
Gen. Hartranft, examined by Senator
Wallace, testified as follows:
q 1t seems that you have had transac-
tions with c. L. Yerkes Il Co.--stste What
they were.
4 4 II was private account I had there.
I had stocks on margin. ] paid bin inter
est and commissions, the same as he chsrg-
ed othor customers, and the sane rs paid
to other brokers who had no State fvuds
on deposit.
q Were these transactions connected d.
rectly or indirectly with your contrsl Of the
public fundst
A In no way whatever.
q We're the purchases mado at any time
with funds that were put there by the State
Treasurer or under control Of the State
Treasurer
A No, sir.
U Your transactions were entirely OF q
private character
A Yes, sir just as IL there WAS no State
deposit there.
Y Was there any arrangement by which
stocks, or bonds, or securities Of any hind
were carried ou the State Npds!
A No, SIR I never o~Hsd any State Sc
curi'ies.
| Y Securities Of other hinds--eorpors-
ton or othervise-eerrist % State bonds
A No, cir.
q Have you attempted, directly or isdi-
rectly, TO control state funds hy virtus ei
your position ~ Auditor Geueralf
A have not.
I Y Were there ever any state moneys de-
posted with ferkes, or any other bank
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rrHEos. swINEFORD.
j. WITH
WIN. GRANGE 4 CO.
IMPORTERS OF
CHINA GLASS s.
Quecnsvvare.
$40 MARKET Street, Philadelphia, Pa.


JOINT RLySOL UzION
PnorosrNd AN AMENDMENT TO THE Coz
sTyrurIoN OF PRxSsYLvAvfA.
be n rssoireJ ~ A. Senate and Honss Of
Representatives. ~ Me Con monreo!ih Of
Pfassylsssis n General Assembiy nat,
|ToAtahs following amendment Of The Con-
s,itutios Of this CommonWsslth be propos.
Cd 10 The people for their adoption or re-
jse'ien. pursuant 70 The provisions Of the
tenth article thereof. u vi:
AMENDMENT:
etriks cut The sixth section Of The sixth
article Of the Csnstitutisa, and inseri In
lieu thereof the following; "A State
Tressursr shall bs chosen By the qualified
slsotor of ths State, 1t such iimss and FOR
such term Of service ss shall be prescribed
by law"
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker Of the House Of fRepreeentstivss.
JAMES s. RUTAN,
a. Speaker Of the senate.
Arpsovrp--Tbs enty-second. day Of
March, Anne Domiai one thousand eight
hundred aud sevssty-tws.
JOHN ". GEARY.
Prepsired and certified for publiestion
Pursuant 10 the Tenth Article Of the Con-
stitution.
FRANCIS JORDAN.
Seersfdry cffAs Cemmoa~ssifA.
OIvicn SpcnxsAsv on fan Connoxw sALrn
HAnsissvns. Jsns 18th, iss5
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Gen. IIartrauft's Libellers.

In speaking Of the base and I'm.
truthful attempts that are daily made
to traduce and malign the character
of General Hartranft, by portion Of
the press, and n number of played
out party hacks, the Lowistown "a
Sette, in copying the article in vindi-
cation of the gallant Generals char
acter, taken from the Pittsburg Com
mercial land made part Of this arti-
clo) says:
The history Of politics hardly pre-
sents moro low-lifed or scoundrelly
attempt to defame n candidate than
the assault made upon Gen. Hartranft
by ring" of political rascols who
mise tho cry Of stop thief in order
to divert public attention from their
own misdoings. First, the Evans
swindling ring allege that Gen. Hart
ranft was nominated for Governor by
a ring" Of which the Camerons arc
the head Is this true? We doubt it.
So fr as our knowledge extends over
the State, it was the SOLDIER IYrLr.
EScE which gave Gen. Hartranft the
majority of delegates. II was so here,
and we know it was the same around
us. If the Camerons and the soldiers
were on the same side in this case. il
WAS not the first time the Clan Cam.
eron and tho soldiers stood together
Next, the attempt is made to con.
meet Gen. Hartranft with the Evans
swindle, in treasury speculations and
other matters, even while these same
slanderers admit that he not only la,
been but as honest; and with full
knowledge that close investigatio,
by a Legislative committee, of which
Senator Wallace of Clearfeld wa,
chairman, completely exonerated Gen
Hartranft from all participation in the
swindle, and by the evidence fastened
upon the very man who is the author
OF the vile insinuation the indisputa
BILE fact that he was a re coicer in par
cfMe stolen money. The Pittsburgl
Commercial puts this whole matter in
40 clear a light that we give its article
below with the evidence ndduced il
support OF Gen. Hsrtranft's vindica
ton;
"In March. 1870. Evans presented I,
the Auditor General letter from the Gov
ernor requesting him 10 place these vouch
ers under his lLvan's) charge for collec
tion from the United States. Auditor q en-
eral Hartranft refused TO do so for n time
but In view Of the necessity for prompt nc
tion under The net Of Congress he fnalll
consented. He declined 10 give them /,
him at commission Of ten per cent. bu
made special agreement for an equiiabl
compensation TO be fixed by Ilarlranft. Tn
claims were taken in charge by Evans an,
his clerk, DR.. Trimble, and prepared 70
nling and settlement"
Here Senator Wallace nnd the en-
tire committee testify that Gen. Hart
ranft declined to give Evans the tei
per cent commission. Evans was tn
regular State Agent, appointed by tn,
Governor under the authority grant
eddy the Legislature. He had beei
Abundantly youched for and no breatl
of suspicion had been heard concern
ing his transactions. 1t is doubtful
whether Gen. Hartranft as Audito
General could have refused 10 recog
nise him as State Agent or disregard
ed the request Of Gov. Geary TO furn
ish the vouchers. II is to his eterna
credit that be did hesitate about grant
Ing the request n the Governor to d.
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LOUISA SEcuRisr by her In tho Court Of Com.
next friend Henry Kin. mon Pleas Of Snyder
ney VS. Frederick Sechrist 20. No q, May T. IA
SUBPOENA IN DIVORCE.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned,
Commissioner appointed by the said Court "
take the testimony In the above sntitlel cause.
VIII meet all the parties iu interest At his OF
July 10th, 1874, at 10 O'Clock A. a. for the plr
pose Of dischargiuu tue duties OF lila appolnt
inent. at which time aud place oil concerned
may attend Us they may think proper.
THOMAS j. SMITH,
Juno 20, 1871. Examiner
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So hostile was Chas. r. Buckalew.
the Democratic candidate for Cover
nor, to tho war Of the Union, that he
refused, while U. s. Senator, TO vote
for bill repaying his own State of
Pennsylvania the money she had nd
vanced for the equipment Of troops
to protect the Union.
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"Black Dick" well-know charac-
ter about the depots at Harrisburg,
died, suddenly, on Saturday. 1t is
stated that he has saved many lives
there by guarding people from the
trains that are constantly moving at
that place.
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COUNTY.

cosoRHss
JOHN Is. PACKER,
or susnuRr.
pEL. sTArE Govt. coSS.
SAMUEL hLLEMAN,
or rgLiSsGRovB.
ASSEMBLY.
CHARLES MILLER,
pgpSs TOWNSHIP.
sHHRIpr.
DANIEL BOLENDER,
OR MipDLEBURG.
COMMISSIONER.
JOHN T, HufFNAGLE.
oy cgSTnEviLLH,
ArpITop.
DANIEL DIEFfENBACH,
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
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Draft and Flexibility,

II Is meritously ,lain,cd for the Rrssell
TO have as little side draft A any machine
In use; and its iicxibiliiy adopts II TO tho in
eqaalities ofthe ground over which Il may
be drawn. , l t fl4
For further information address. or call
on GEORGE W. GWARrZ ACT.
April q. -'7e. E7r yLe~isouvg, Pa a
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GOODS FOR 1877.

Agents wanted for our Campaign goods. Sell at
Sight, Paw 100 per cent. proht. Now IL the
time. Send at once for descriptive Circulars
all tho Candidates, Campaign Biographies,
Charts, Photographs, Badges, Pins, Flags, aud
eyeryt thing suited TO tho times. Ten dollars per
day easily made. Full Samples sent for t3 Ad-
dress Moons = GoopsrEEp,3 81 Park Row New
io.k.
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CUBPOENA IN DIVORCE
sAnAn J. FrLx, BY her In tho Court OF Com.
next friend Frederick mon Pleas OF Snyder
Walter vs aes. W Fulh Co. NO. q Feb. t. isT2.
The undersigned having been appointed Com.
missioner, at May term'of the court OF Common
Pleas, to take evidence IN tho above case, hereby
HIS otrce, In the Boroush of Middisbufs on
Wednesday the nth OF July neIt, at 10 O'Clock
a. IN. at which time and place he will proceed
with the duties Of his appointment.
L. MYERS,
June "a, lsT2. Commissioner.
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A GENTS wANTLD.--Agenis make more
"A money at work for us than at any
thing else. Business light and permanent. Par.
tlculsrs free. q. STIsson b Co., Fine Art
Publishers, Portland, Maine,
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BARLOW'S INDIGO BLUE.
IL the Cheapest and best article In the market
tor Biueing Clothes. The genuine has both Bor.
lows and Wiltborgor's name on tho label, and Is
put up st wiltberger's Drug Store, No. 232
North Second St., Philadolphia, d. =. WILT.
BERGER, Proprietor. For sale by Druggists
and Grocers.
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A pMINIsTRAToRs, NOTICE.

Letters Of Administration on The estate
Of Henry n. Knepp. late Of West Beaver
township snydcr Co., Pa. deceased, have
bees granted 10 the undersigned, all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted TO said
estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment. while those having claims will
present them duly authenticated for set
Element 10 ABNER KNEPP
JEREMIAH KNEPP,
Nay %, 20. Administrators.
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AGEwTowAvrEnl A 10 ~, Au.es!es-

AGEMTSrspSsy q e horace "a, saS E"sISsE "4sRHkE.
LEY, new illustrated. ciition. now ready.
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Times oft. 3. GRANT, by Hon. J. T .Headley,
and our tsI2 CAMPAIGN MANUEL for all
so In three days Splendid Stsci Portraits OF
urecloy. also OF Grant. 400 month made sell.
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17xEcUroks' NorrcE,-Lettors ,e.ts
Umensarx 1pon tho estate Of Joseph
Long late u Beaver twp, Snyder County,
decd haviu b$tn erantcd'tc the undorsIgned,
all pefroue knowing themselves indebted TO
seid cstathtc are requested 20 mako immediate
whilc those having claims Will pre-.
sunt thom duly nuthentloated for settlement 70
WILLIA N II LONG,
Msy y ,spd. Executors.
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ron SUPREME JUDGE.
Hos. ULYSSES MERCUR,
OF BRBDFoRD COUNTY.
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FOR GOVERNOR,
MAJ. Grs. JOHN +. HARTRANFT
or MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
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