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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-19
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1870 pages and 500 engravings, printed in
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Case Edward Rowland, Rev. E .44E1n Hall,
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A's
NO one remedy Is IoueeI
caiied ior py tne necsssl.les
OF tne American peopie ui.ln
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MYTH its gloomy attendants, low
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DANIEL FRENCH, HosAcK REED, |
NEW ARRANGEMENT |! 1
MILL
.-..4 a-se AND -i4 @
Lumber Yard N
as, ..eia'is.iie -laaas s1li1
French, Reed a
Sc Nc Culloch,
Have completed their arrangements and have
now in full operation their
NEW PLANNING MILL |
And win keep constantly on hand every de-
scription OF sE
BUILDING MATERIAL
Consisting in part of
Lumber, Timber, Battens,
Siding, Lath, Shingles,
Moulding & Flooring,
Surfaced & Match
ed Lumber, B.,
Doors and Blinds,
Frames, Castings &
Baiusters, Newell Posts,
Railings, Sash, ETC., etc.
4Hrsurfacing and Matching done to order
on short notice. ---
Builders, Farmers and others in want of
Lumber, or anything else in our line, at the
lowest prices, give rs call. sH
Office and Yard West End of Main Street,
near the Bridge. -4g
French, Reed 4 MccuIIoch.
Millsrsburg. o.. Feb. q 1874 -T astf
HENRY HKRzrR.l baldwin HERzER
ssess.G I5i1Afliis s.ofnsa
II. & B. HERZER,
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Produce and Commission Merchants,
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DEALERS IN .4,..
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[ Hd JYIE~sx sxur.r. RYE.
CORN, OATS,
- WOOL. DRIED FRUITs
BUTFER EGGss&c
Al ths Red Varahsusa .,.
| lllIllgI d IIiIieiB ! y il!llG illI
MiIIersburg, -. Ohio.
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Ague Cure,

ver' CHM Fever. Remittent Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fe-
yer, &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise from malarious, marsh, or
rniasmatic uoiaOuS. as 90 t-- 81
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-06-19

Having bought out J. B. Phillips, we will
have the exclusive trade OF this place, and to
show the people of this and surrounding vicin-
ity that we are in earnest and mean busidess,
we are selling our goods away down at the low
est possible living prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-11-13
THE CUBAN AFFAIR.
The United States Compelled to Take
AciiOn-.-T one Of the Cuban Press.

The United States Compelled to Take
Aciion-.-T one of the Cuban Press.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12.-The Secretary of the
Navy was to-day IN consultation with the diff
ferent bureau officers on the subject of prepar-
tug vessels for sea. The government seems to
b more earnest than heretofore for protecting
the waters between the United States and Cuba,
the great highway of all nations from Spanish
molestations. The Madrid government being
unable to enforce its an thorty in CUBA that OF
the United States will be compelled to assert its
power in all cases where the interests of the
citizens of this country and its own honor re-
quire decisive action. The President and all the
members of his Cabinet are in accord OH the
subject IC is not believed in official quarters
that the contest in Cuba has at any time as
sumed conditions which amount to war in The
sense OF the international law or which would
show the existence of defacto political organi-
cation of insurgents sufficient to Justify a recog
nition OF belligerency, but as President Grant
said in one of his annual messages that the
principle is maintained that this nation is its
own judge When to accord the right of belliger-
ency either to peoPle- struggling to free them
selves from government they believed to be
oppressive or to independent nations at war
with each other.
The Vose de Cuba of to-day says edtorially /:
THAT it is as humane as anybody, more sD than
many who make ostentatiuus professions of
philanthropy, but it cannot do less than approve
of the energy displayed towards all rebels, aud
particularly toward those whom the filibuster-
ing steamer Virgnius brought to make more
bloody war in Cuba"
The court martial for the trial OF those cap
tured on the VIgn'us is still il session, work
ing with all possible dispatcn. Amongst the
crew and disguised as firemen were Ignacio,
Alfaro, Bosa. Arce. Varona, Castelrnos Pive-
da, Mola. Bortei and other persons OF impor-
lance. Capt. Fry was nanifestly aware of the
object OF the expedition and the nature of the
cargo which be was tempted to take charge Of
by the large sum Of money offered him, think
ing there were ninety mine chances in hundred
of his landing in safety. 1t is thought this " III
be the final effort of the insurrectionists. he
captain and crew were shot by squad of ma
rines ia the public square.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-11-13

Samuel G. Cobb of Boston, has accepted the
citizens nomination for Mayor, made Tuesday
| night
Amasa Sprague, of the firm of A. & W.
Sprague was married WEDGES lay to his cousin
a daughter of the late Byron Sprague.
There were no yellow fever deaths Wednes-
day at Memphis.
pended Wednesday. 1t will be resumed on
Thursday.
Steamer Scandinavian, from Liverpool, al.
rived at Halifax Wednesday.
Hon. John Crawford was sworn in as Lieu
tenant Governor of Ontario, Wednesday,
Henry Raj of California, Mo-, couldn't marry
Miss Mollie Wallace; for this reason he shot
both Molie and himself
A PItIsbuag, Pa, despatch, says that the
banking bocse of Mellon & Son, and the Me-
chanics' Saving Bank have suspended.
A petition sighed by 100000 colored men ask
ing that bellgerent rights be accorded to the
Cuban revolutionists, will be presented to the
President to-day.
The General Missionary Commission of the
Methodist church is in session in New York.
The Treasurer reports S767, 1888 receipts and
1925, 100 expenditures.
Several cars and engines were smashed on
the Stony Brook Railroad at Aver, Mass, We'd
nesday.
An anti-Chnese convention was held in San
Francisco Wednesday, and was largely attend
ed.
In San Francisco, civil suits of the sailors of
the ship Sunrise against Capt. Clarke, to re-
cover damages for personal injuries, are pend
ing in the county court The defence is proving
by captains that tying men u, by the wrists for
from eight to forty-eight hours at a time Is
usual punishment on American vessels.
fire at Moscow, KY, on Friday night, de-
stroyed property valued at $4,000. One man
was burned to death. A man named O'Brien
has been arrested on charge of incendarism.
A Washington special SAYS it is understood
that amendments will be offered to the Nation
al banking act early 10 the session, designed to
break up what is deemed the monopoly of issu
ing circulating notes.
There is great excitement at Port Jefferson.
Long Island. over the mysterious disappear
ance of another person, this time Captain Ed
warl Hallcck. Nothing has been heard of him
since he went to New York, Oct. 10th, for a
consi siderable sum of money TO pay for the ship
iBent of materials and his men.
A Pittsburg special denies the reported fail
ure of LLOYD Hamilton & Co., in Westmore-
land and Ira B. McVey & Co., in Pittsburg
The committee of the London stock ex-
change have adopted resolution that four
shilngs (Brltish) per dollar (AmericaD) shall
be the rate of exchange after the Sd of Deem
Der.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-11-13
Brief Jottiuxs.

Yesterday few inches of snow fell, but the
rain soon washed it away.
An annexation meeting is to be held at City
Hall on Monday evening next.
Yesterdays storm was severely felt outside
and the harbor was full of vessels.
The Grand Army sociable will take place
this evening. A pleasant time may be expect
ed
A we'll known railroad gentleman began lif
in this city yesterday as Benedict.
The wholesale -four and grain establishments
in this city are putting in their winter stock.
To judge by the quantities of the above articles
daily received here. one would hardly think we
were in the midst of panicky times
One of the leading grain merchants on Com
mercial street gave utterance yesterday to a
fact worth noting. He said: 'The corn market
is true index OF the condition of the ge neral
market, especially the money market When
money is tight corn goes up cent or two. and
goes back with the flow of money"
st. Paul Guild is preparing to give dramatic
entertainment at G. A. r. Hall sometime in the
course of next month.
The Congress street IT. E. church and society
will hold festival aud fair in the vestry of
their church on Thursday evening next Re
freshmeuts will be served The proceeds are
for the benefit of the church fund.
The red light storm signal was out last night.
The dredging operations in the harbor are
progressing finely.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-11-13

Boston, Nov IL -lReported for the Press.l-The
s)llOwf,g is list of prices quoted this afternoon:
Domestic-Obio and Pennsylvania pick-lock SO q
55c; do choice Xxx AZ q 5Oc do fine At q 4sc; me-
dunn a q 4sc: coarse 40 q 45c; Michigan extra and
Xxx 40 q ACC; fine "a q 45c; medium A a 45c; COM
mon Y q ase; other Western fine and x a q 46c;
medium - q 44c, common 40 "a sc; pulled extra
IS q SOC; supertne So a 50; No l, 20 a. 25c; comb
ing fleece so q 55c; California is a 35c Texas IS
q 30c; Canada IS q 50e do combing 65 a 6S; Smyr-
ra washed y g 35c; do unwashed is a 22c; Buenos
Ayres IL "a &c., Cape Good Hope "a a 3oSc Austral-
ian IS q SIC; Donskoi % g SIC; Mestiza pulled 80
q zoe.
The market for Wool remains in the same Quiet
state previously noticed manufacturers purchasing
only In small lots as wanted and forced sales
1y be made at low figures. There is not however,
much pressure to sell AMI of the leading hold
ers are still strong and hopeful.
In New York there has been a slight Improvement
in ira lie ling the past few days. but it cannot be
called general The demand has been prince for
heeces, OF which nearly 100 00U lbs have been disos
ell Of at prices considerably below those ruling pre-
vious to the panic. The receipts of all kinds Of both
foresn and domestic continue light but the demand
not being urgent, the market is not affected by the
small supply.
In Philadelphia the quiet aspect noted last week
still continues and the trade has been unprecedently
dull The receipts and stock however, are small and
the dealers are hopeful that business which has been
interrupted by he panic. will in before the close
of the year. A large number of the manufacturers
running halt time, Which tends to materially cur
tai the consumption Of the article. Prices have not
va. led,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1873-11-13
New York stock and Money Market

New York Stock and Money Market.
New yoRK. Nov. IL Mornino.- Mon y ] per cent.
Gold at 1911. Sterling Exchange 1861 q 1854.
New YnRR. Nov. 12-Epeninq.-In consequence
OF continued favorable advces respecting the Bank of
England rate The Stock Exchange presents lively
ana cheerful tne snhre feacnng
money The financial situation continues to improve
and the money market has fairly settled down to Z
per cent. with nothing doing above that rate and
some trouble is found in many quarters in placing
money this rate. particularly when rrowers of
fer United States b 'nds as collateral.
Money lent high as per cent, but closed at and
6per cent: Among the paper brokers good business
is re,Orted and frst-class accept inces sell ng
freely and on ba is of u to 10 per cent The banks
making the total now held of the associated banks OF
S26,o00000. The relief on loan certificates issued to
banks during the heaviest plnic pressure upon them
are being au dated gradually as not to bear too
heavily MP N the merchants just at present
Currencv eScnsnses s45,s 1855; currency balances
S1sO2, 2s5; gold exchanges SlSS4oso; gold balances,
$5S0,710.
unon tbs movement of the Bank of England Is firm
or for sixty DAYS Sterling Exchange, which has
been advanced to with business not much under.
The closing rates 1864 and 1881 for sixty days
and demand bills. The custom receipts to-day were
Sl7600O.
1919 to 107 on the advance in securities at Lon Ion,
but afterwards recovered to 1911 and closed strong
at 1913 a 1911 The rates paid for carrying to-day
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
was as follows Gold balances, 81 ,O65 1856; currency
balances LAS SIC; g. oss cearirgs, $50 05s 900.
Tie Assis ant Treasurer redeemed S69, 800 in called
52O's disbursiug $40 900 in coin interest on the pub
lie deJt. The payment of the November coin inter-
est to da amounts to 5 1000, 900.
Union Pacific bonds are higher, Pacific mortgages
being buoyant for Centrals and strong for u ion
Contra at S. Uniru LIST at 73k q 733, Union land
grants at 81 90 81, Union incomes los ut 45t State
5, dis quiet and firm and closed strong and hi her,
Governments frmer and in g'od emand at higher
rates. st cks active through the day and prices
advanced from TO per cent, the highest orHta-
lions being made at the close. The market W ak
at first and after the second call but with these ex-
ceptions was strong with an advancing tendency