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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-09-27

WeroturH our sincere thanks 20 the public and eft
izcHs uf Highland and adjoining counties for the yer,
liberal patronage 90 us. Amidst a the HUM
BuGGEhY, MOCK AUCTIONS, TRADE SALES
PANIC PRICES, &C., which has been rife n our midst
thg current ofrade has gently howodt0tho Model Store
CLANCY 81 Harris,
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have been snatched from The grave by the application
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Respectfully yours, D IN. BARRON
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IK-0nn Ernit -

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aurlOmlf JOHN MITCHELL.
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OHia originated ln North Amarica.
nYocame originally dom Siberia.
Parsley Ha1 Nraf known in sardinia.
he paala aul aHI'a ore lon Europe
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WLIHBLE Farm FOR SAFE!

rTVHE SUBSCRIBER, Intending DO move West On tho
III full offers for sale, very favorable terme, tho
Form which Doe occupies containing about l82
lying miles west of sboro, end adonng the farm
Gently owned by Joseph 0ascOck The landis of good
quality about 1lf under cultivation the balance iu
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miling apriuga aud two sprhg bmnchos The improve
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acres of The land in Wheat For further poric.
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.@mny, le0O. JOHN W. STONE.
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Bucks Mills,
FOBMERLYJ.M. TRMBLRs.

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soea wofh as any mill in Highland countv ana tbt
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can have % delivered promptly by leaying orl1r. i,
John stuart. mAHrf NJ 4Uig hltR
~ '"' ''i't-fs 0ugof
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Brutal AssArIr AND ArrxsFr TO KnI.--A man named
Richard H. Thurstcn the keeper OF bakery a No 3ss
Grand street, Eastern District, arrested yesterday a.
tvnoon, on charge Of attempting 70 take the nfc Of
boy named John kerigan, who formerly IN his en-
ploy. He met The boy on the corner Of Leonard and
Prince streets, and accused him Of having SPOKEN dr.
respectfully OF some member Of his family which the bog
with heauy club, opening the skul, and nfcting mos
dangerous injuries The boy finally escaped from hh
Grup, and while he Was endeavorne 70 away, Iuurs
ton discharged loaded pistol at him Several Of resi-
dents OF the rushed upou the ruan kept
him until policeman could b obtaned, when he was
await an examinat,on.
Hickey employed In The construction Of . sewer the
corpes Of south Yh and Frss Streets Eassern Dko
corse craby Injured yesterday By The Alne In upon hin
sary.
DxprcAuos 90 A RsrrrucAs wrevAx.-Notwnhs,sndsn
the unpropous state Of the weather last night The
Ing Of the republicans IN Green Point veil sssssded,
and immenseg enthu.asuc. fhe neeeinf ~. sddresssd
several other prominent republcane ssver. campaign
scsss, BY The Recky Mountain Chs Cub snlvsned ~
exercises
SUNDAY scuoot nc Niche tsachsn md scholars CO.
necsed with the German Prsssssaas Church, In LeoaaTd
street. Eastern Dssrc 70 The number Of three four
hundred, bald pic mic In wyskch woods yesterday.
uppn their return las eveaing they marched prensed
~ band q music, through nany a ~ principal srsse
Of wnliAnsours
rn-rne cabinet shsp Of Mr. Hsary Roach, oor.sr
n Jsckson ana Ewen areees, ~ ~ On ere q
fridy seht BY Ne accidental boiling ovev Of po1 ~
'SssA hv~s sznnssshsd IN 6iahg eanaea
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moss Asorr ru New Yoss Psasous AND TIVE TmAu
wus-The New York preacher, whose elopement with
another mems wife was mentioned In yesterdays asfsr
had hearing before the court yesterday and In Default
d $500 ball for hin appearance before the Court Of Com
Pes 70 answer the charge Of adulsry ~ae commit
ted 70 jan In the meantime srt Of repievin was taken
oct In order 10 get possession Of his unks 1hs husband
wbo had besn 20 cruelty deserted arrived IN the city
Yesterday and found hh wife ani child 1t The Burnct
Howe The that cnsued may be better pictured
by The imagination than described BY The Pen ocnse
rence 80 held and sr many hours consideration, and
the most urgent and touching appeals from the husband
the vile who bad betrayed bis affections now conscisnos
strcks and broken hear ed consented 70 return Win
him, snd The couple departed foNew York by the elsvsn
O'Clock train last nieht Thue The poor preacher 10 sf
10 get out Of AL. and este matters with wrs and courts
Of jpseioe - beet be may he win ind that the way Of
The trspsgrctsw hard, doubtless BY the time he ~
through snb shs soair. -Ciscfsssu Gcsfk, ksy n.
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Fmr IN Gp1NroRr "A IRE broke OUT In the third story
Of the fine wooden building 1t The foot Of Main street, In
this village, owned and occupied by Mr. n u. Webb ~
before SIX O'Clock this (saturoay) morning LET q old
rses packed In sacks we're The only things on The noos
saa se ,uppc.ec nave lennec ~ wsSr
had been At the store for hour before and
bsd gone TO his breskfast leaving ~ he suppoeed every
bic headway, aad before u could Be checked NE uppsr
part of the building ccssumed and NE whole ren.
dered worthless An ths stock ths lower and much Of
that on The second floor saved, but damaged
dton. BY ths unspg and ven directed exeraons Of the
nremen, The are vas prevented from spresdN 10 the
ton We nnaIly exuDGhhed beHsFs destroyed the en-
tire building. We deeply regret 70 earn that Mr. Webb
uninsured. He valued hb goore and goods - COO
and had arranged with Mr.. Gssvss Grips, nsuranos
agent, " insure lien FOR % 600, On he ars return
nom New York. Tbe loss cannot be estimated very
socuvasly, but muss, by Are and water sc rre-probs
by frun - coo 70 = ,soo-oFesS~t IL. ~ kasAman,
.su<4
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Military A6airs.


THE NATIONAL GUARD KScAxrMKsr.
As previously announced In the HERALD the Nations,
Guard seventh re,ep, Co r,,,h.n .o.,,, h.v. asa'
nilcly sided to 70 into camp during this summer hi.
.v.n ,u ,apo r,.co nm IN. ssh ~ I,, "a IN. -orra
e'oA' Va. 80 P~'o0 VI" VIC o'A VI 'N", -" WIG s'o1"u
selected Ia that known by the name Of the Richmond
Club Ground II 10 about three fourths OF mile In cir.
umferonce I've miles southwest of the lower steamboat
landing at Staten Island and within three fourtbs OF mile
OF one OF the stations OF the new Staten Island railroad re-
Gently put into operation. The camp ground Is an ele
ated aeau near the sea sborc vhcre there are eroc
lent bathing facilities besides sordDg an unobsructed
view Of sanity Hook Rartan Pay Long Island shore and
Narrows the Hehland lighthouse the celebrated Wander
b farm numerous paatial residences excellent drives
and other local attractions which render very desrs
Die place for an epcampmeut
The encampment will be thai known in military par.
lance As a Caup of Instruction The event vi occanv
period Of ten 6ays or longer II desrsbe Ia deslsn
strictly for military Improvement me new camp eou-
page 10 be used 10, which the Iressure spproprsred
5000 viii consist Of two hundred wall d MS Tor the use
OF The rspk and Ole exclusive OF noee 70 be used by rpe
field officers which are TO be Of more elaborate dmen
mona
Captain Fcbcrt L. v,ele. of the Engineer oorps A.
sachcd 10 thSnSeventh will make 4 pre,lm,n.ry
survey Of the Topography Of the camp ground In few
days and map out IN general connruratou and sfter
cro, renot 10 ConI esyts hcscys tne dss.is tor ,h
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Military Bxcurua0n.
A CHALLENGE 10 ALL tn. MILITARY coxpLxEs OF
UNITED


The United States zouave CAdess OF Chcaxo propose
70 make tour Of The Unted States, leaving thss city
about The 2osh INST They VIII vis the folio wing cities
Detroi Buffalo, Rochester Utica Syracuse Albany Troy
Springfield, Boston, Providence, Hartford Nee dassn
New foik, fhliadelphia, Baltimore, Wsahisgou, Psn-
Springfield.
Ibe Cadets the holders Of prize banner. awarded
By the United States Agricultural Society for perfection u
dril They have, for long time, challenged any COM
pany In the United States 70 come 70 Chicago and dr for
the pssesson Of the banner and they be- they wilp
pay the entire expenses OF the vctors railroad fave ana
all This ofer not having been accepted the Cadets will
Welt be cities named 10 allow the military Of those pa ra
contest for the military Championship Of the Uuited
states end Csuada /" The Cadets, In . card ssucd BY
them, declare that they retain their oolors ant the
10Th day o July next until the cloee Of their ooutem
plated tour they shall claim for the city OF icsep and
state Of Incs he honor OF the military
Of he United States and Canadas On their tour thew
vii take about sixty men, rank and ale and bs s,rnr
parted by band OF fifteen piecss They win carry their
enuve equipments and uniforms, CONSISTING oue fun
drs OF blue and buff, chaseeup uniform fTsesch) a
blue and red, and one Zouave uniform
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JsrAey CITY News.

Durnarr AuR1r AT wrxHAwKU.-Anotber serious q.
fray occurred ai wesbawksa yesterday afternoon by
which nunter of srsocs seriously, not fatally,
Injured IN fsppesr that . large number Of the very
worst roushs mhkd ct ravs Pollocks 70 witness
. match dance 'or slco . SIDE between MIcky warren
and Johnny Quinn. The affair terminaaed In q moss
desperate eight between the friends Of the two partic,
ore eioe being the Tenth avenue boys-durtne which
clubs, stones, knives ana phoh freely used Three
were shot. and seriously not fatally Injured Their
names coud not be asoerainsd After lighting 10 their
hearts content the combaians drew on, bearing sVpy
their wounded comrades.
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Chance for Inselisgsns MEN.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THK HERALD.
why have we not class OF men here SIMILAR 10 the
scmmiasonoires uaIc Dc place Of EUROPE 10 escort
strangers 70 the various objecn a interest Intelligent
and respectable could obtain very decent livel
hood by showing srenge about the city, and The latter
especially those vhose stay n limited, would be elsA 10
avail themselves Of such assistance and ray well Tor 4
Pima AvxSrx, June 4, 1sto. JRM
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superior Courr-GensraI Term.
RI foye n full p,u~h

JrM John Horspool ". Henry Davn-JudgDsas
revereeci new trial ordered; COST N abide the eve.e
tdwrd G Rcharde W. Robert y. Wssso0ss q A.
Judgment affirmed win cog..
william l. Robbins the Hudecn RIVER kailreed uom.
psny ORDER reversed and new It'll oroescc' 60 q
former trial and Of the appeal 70 absds - eveoI
Henry J. Wright W. Richard A. Son-Sossmsas
affirmed, With costs.
George Donneil W. fouh walsh.-JnasS Aseos
with ccsts.
vesed; nov trial ordercd costs 70 scioe tne eusnh
denied, with $40 ocsBL
Milton s.. John W syfvssssv Lay, Esecsscr.-vsrd,c2
eet ssIoe ana cornnlsiut dumiesed, With costa
rbcnss nuupei W " Second Avenue RaIlruad
Company. Order reversed, without oosfn.
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Convention OF the National Hat FinssH-
ers' AssocfatiOn

The Natiora Hal Fbshcrs Associates nst In couvcn.
zion yesterday morpiDg at ten O'clock n Humboldt Hail.
Forsyth street, y. n. ctrncr, CT New York. was cnair
man pro tsm. soed representation Of delegates uas
prevent from Boeton, PhsdelThA, Baltimore. Cboaso
Newark Orange end Bloomfield No business was trans
acted yesterday except the mnaton OF the creden-
usls Of oteeaiss The Convention VIII be In session dur.
pr wefk
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Caucus Of national democrats deteraiued TO co ope
:, there bsoe tas tSs nsons orssnz zion Vii, bs
preserved, u In session
In the event ,ha, delegates are sent to Richmond,
ton sns rom s''G ss y .aoS ss
the national mon will quietly organise . separate Conven
sicp.ed and delegates win be sen. 70 Baltimore.
The general impression d that . majority Of the dele
gates TO the regular Convention favor sending dele
IN favor Of Richmond alone are regarded
- in minority and those In favor Of Baltimore are
very uncertain but perhaps there may DO an
By the sending Of delegates 70 Baltimore with the Rich
mond Convention,
How HOVER On Ann" LINCOLN EMPLOYS Hrs TINE.-
Since bis nomination. Mr.. Lincoln has occupied room in
the State House at Springfield -one formerly occupied
by the Governorwhere he visited every day by his
friends from abroad. II Ia stated that he ID frequently
" bored by those who looking for the elephant
DorGrAs BorSp TO Rrs yoR PRESIDENCY, WHETHER
NoMSArgp oRNor--A Washington correspondent ssys;-
" A gentleman who is thoroughly intimate with Mr.
Douglas, and understands his purposes says that no win
be in the Geld Presidential candidate no matter wha,
the action Of the adjourned Convention may bccxpect
ing to smash up the democratic party"
Mssorn.--Jas. 8. Rollins, who ran for Governor of
Missouri few years ago, has been nominated By the
opposition, IN the Second district OF that State for mem
Der Of Congress
ABRAHAM IISoorS-0ld Abe wrote his name In the vlsi
ters book at the Historical Library In Hartford Conn on
the eta Of March, 1850, abraham Lincoln" II is bu,
fair 70 presume that man knows his own name.
WHuu Gas He BSxS WANDERING s-On one OF the ban
ncrr Of the black repubcsn ratification roe.,,r. M, -
- A., - -, ,-- =" -, - eo ~
W VIC 'o'fy syrscuse ON she JUN uii was me
Following rnotto-Come back 10 the Declaration OF indie
pendence Abe ipcolu,
o. vs ~. no, a.. .
" ~ ""i e0 -" w fe'cfo"0c '" ~t o
members OF he HOUSE OF Representatives that the demo
,r..v. H. t.s.Y- v----sr- =
A -. CO., -. ,s. s.S.- - - -. Se1''~
,,op., as,r,c, Of Ias,,,.. =, ,hs anh NJ,
ru, nvvx,,yxcv -r,,so, 49, -. s,,, ,... 90
,heu he r.,d. .pamp ,sm. NAV ,hs,, 40 "A. ss..rs
swore once and then he said "pamn en- shsy have oos
NJ
MrSrursr NOMINATIONS ~ Nrw HAvxx Tho democrats
have nominated for city Offices In New Haven, n N.
w.lrn for u.xor. ~. no~,.. s,x r.x rn... -. o..
~. ~ ny N''A '0"" lug
sn Tor treasurer "Aner usoorn Tor Collectors Il-'us
Gilbert for Auditor; Rodney Burton and John Woodru n
sor CIV shcr,ns rSs r.onh,,c.n. h.x. no,,,,.,.. a.
~ ~ Ao.-'0 'o'
mayor, "ihn brssoi my oscfk, EiHna IL Sofham; City
Treasurer, Alexander hcAlhier; Collector OF raxss
r,.a.,xk VI y.,,b,,r. .,auo, r.~.-a g p.-,..x
1890 W. N.'A'op' Aau'~', hN"sfu .. ho"~oo
Oy nerins, ssepnen D. insnam, Pe'sr Aroucke
ANk~ rhpsShAi @AsniDAn IL stated that the
new PoHcA JOIN nroSn parry JnS organized IN Boston,
'Ak OF nominating Hon Gerrt smith, OF New York, -
their Presidential candidate.
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rm wnpru sllvss-me crew Of The S>rs wuaar.
were brouehs before Judge Marvin, Key wsss. on ~
oschsrsc refused but al adnnasd 70 bail fss
Kep Of n> Guf adds The Judge declined construns sbe
v o. $50, mahing The shve trade piracy, but nslmsss
that no should dissent hon NE recent opinion o Jodee
Mcgrsh Of South Carolina, and thas he sas Of toe
opinion that when the Negroes CO. % board Of IN Ana
rican veane The ooas q Africa hsy wws fee, though
shey slaves IN Africa, which IN a,cordancs wsh
~ opnce d Judgs ssoy n NE 60 q UsSsd sssass "
RHtAnh Sumner Rsp
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one DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
~0NoNN>NN0NN~NN@>>No
Arrival of the Nova Sc0tian at
Father Point.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
the NCILIAN AND TURKISH QUESTIONS,
Re-, Re-, ~.

FAEraKR POINT, Jane 4, 1850.
yas steamship Nova scot.an, from Liverpool 2sd via
uesos;o 24sh u passed Farther Point a; four o'clock
Ms morning, en- rotts to Qieoec.
ne osws s one day later.
ne steamship North Brton from olebec, arrived a.
Liverpool on the oath.
Tho Bank Of England, on thursday reduced the rate
Of interest TO four per cent
7ne Derby" was won easily by rhormamby; Um-
ySe was about sixth The American party reported
% have been greatly discouraged Umpire ran under
protest ~ 70 age.
George sAward, Secretary OF the Atlantic Telesrsph
has addressed communication 10 the London papers 70
Sang certain statements Of the Greenland cable deputa
No. 70 Lord Palmerston. sswd shows that greater "a
sihues than Is generally believed exist for the safe es
,Astshmens Of q line between Ireland and America
me London nmes Paris correspondent writing wednes
Aay night rays no fresh intelligence from Naples fAyora
ss 70 he government has been received.
fAe London Times Vienna correspondent says the pre-.
ysent opinion there that Sicily lost the Bourbons
NE Emperor OF the French Is said to be dissatisfied
Win Sardinia, and complains that she has taken advan
Ase Of the period previous to the ratification OF he
y AMI sold crown lands which should revert to France
Florence letter states that the party OF the Grad
Duke IL employed agating the city. sed;ious writings
were placaroed every night. Many noble families do
ahxuse the fact OF conspiring 70 accomplish revolution
reported that Lamoriciere hA found tha. his
hands completely tied by the French authorities
Rome the French commander will no, allow him to q.
sAss he Piednontese or assist the King of Naples
ine Papal government mas seeeved important docu-
nsss containing instructions FOR rasns ne Instruction
n me s'aes or the Church, Abruzn add Calaors.
= NAPLES, May 2s-6P.M
Inc rebels, encsmpei at San Msrtno have been beaten
twice. AMI driven to Par.enico, with Considerable loss in
soaps leader. The heights occupied by the rebels
have been taken by the royal troops
Roxs, Nay o, 1860.
An offcil despatch from Naples OF the 22i says the
sa,nAa Insurgents attacked and dispersed on the
Us. ly The Ninth battalion Of Royal Chsseurs. oae
Auodrss and tRenty eight rebels were killed The in
ssusesOn Is making NO progress.
ST. PETERSBURG, May ~, 1860.
Prince Gorschsso has sent instructions to the Russian
Massrs the courts Of the great Powers, explaining
Why hs Turkish Ambassador Is not invited to the COME
sssss on ;he condition of the Christians 10 Turkey BE
ys Turkey not OF the I've or sat Powers, ani abe
were s6mstsd xqald be necessary to admit Ssrdiaia
And other minor states
4. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LNERPooL, Nay ~, 1850
Oos.on-sties yesterday aud 10 day TO- 900 bales, in
sDsssg 1850 FOR export. mo marke, closed dun and
ssnssIy unchanged
Reais.sas duh whea. firm.
Provisions duh
LoSnoS, May %, 1850
Osssos eSiS U.s. for money, and e5s e5's for &C.
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VALIDITY oS MAnnAGH ~ MARuASD.-Judge Grain. m
. recent sut be1uss ne Circuit Court Of Clerks counsy
Nd, decides bcsoes wns not neoeeAy y tbe validity a
marriage h thu Hsse-tbai n 10 civfl cuusrsrl ana
ny common NJ, binding esaablsbed BY evidences that
had besn e1sered INTO BY N parssss b opersa, -
arrnGs 81 fpl1owsd ~ eohAbnnhm.
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Naval InsslliGencs.

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Of the Navy Yard for The purpose Of nqirinQ into
the OF the return OF the Niagara The ocurt com.
pcesd Of Commodore rrancis Gregory, Commanders
n n. Bell and b Hitchcock, and Lieut. George W. Ro-
eers, Judge Advocate