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

Hon. John Sherman at Philadelphia.
During Mr shormon's late visit TO-
Philadelphia, after having addressed the
people he was honored with o sorenado
at the Continental Hotel When he op-
poared on the balcony to return thanks
for The compliment, he was interrupted
by crowd Of Bell and Everett men and
Democrats Of both wings, who commonc-
cd kissing, groaning, hurraing for Bell
and Everett, ringing oow.bells and pro-
ducing as great an uproar as possible
to prevent him from being heard He
maintained perfect self-possession and
good temper until the tumult had par
TALLY subsidized, when he administered a
rebuke to the rowdies which they must
have felt if they we're not entirely lost
to shame. While he was proceeding
with his speech, an attack was made
By the mob upon the "Invincibles," a
young mems Republican Club which had
escorted Mr. Sherman to the Hotel
The Invincibles stood their ground, and
in few minutes beat off their assailants,
when he resumed his remarks, amid
great cheering. Being again interrupt
ed by cheers for Bell, Mr.. s. said:
eyes cheer for Mr. Bell if you please,
for you have the right; but it is not
courteous, gentlcmanly or decent, to
cheer for him here, for the evident pur-
pose of sitting my voice and breaking
up this meeting. You may cheer on,
my fine fellows, but I have a pretty good
pair Of lungs, and besides, I am rather
a patient man. Laughter and ap-
Iplauso.
Turning to the "Invinoiblos," Mr.. S.
said;
He advised his Wido-Awako friends
to stand by their rights-to refrain from
counter cheers and groans and hisscs-
for he was determined to stand on that
balcony till daylight but what he would
be heard. He would test the question
whether free speech was allowed in this
great city of Philadelphia. He would
test it this night. Immense cheering
Cries of "Goit Sherman"l Followed
. by groans and Kisses
Mr.. Sherman having finally secured
order by his exhibition Of courage
|frmness and self-possession, concluded
by giving his audience some good ad.
vice. He said:
Tie would say a few words to this well
drilled club; stand by your rights, young
men; Tcheers;1 molest no one; insult
none Of your opponents; respect their
headquarters-givo them at all times a
fair hearing-but never suffer your own
rights to be invaded. TTerriic cheers I
He also had something to say to the
solid men of Philadelphia--to the bust
ness men--the capitalists, his Bell and
Everett friends and others. Insist on frec
speech. Immense applause. 7 Your Gi-
rard Houses, your ContinentaIs, and the
palaces that line the streets of this vast
city Of over seven hundred thousand in.
habitauts, erected at such great cost,
the fruits of your industry, and skill
are'not worth a tithe of their cost if you
allow your streets to be desecrated by
mobs, banded together to suppress Free
Speech TCheers and plaudits which
lasted some minutes, followed by shouts
of Sherman for ever
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Look Here. Evervbod VI

a I contemplate moving Nustor South, I offer for
IN sale, ON reasonable terms my very convenient and
desirable residence, I'm lIsboro, Highland County,
Ohio. There is good well Of uoyor-nilng water, cd-
tern aud all necessary out buildings.
have also 20O Acres of Land iu Highland county,
Ohio, owned jointly with Judge Ley There being 400
acres n the ract) which will sell reasonable terms
also offer for sale some very desirable lands n Iowa,
Illinois and Missouri These lands arc Of an excellent
quality, and will De sold for cash time, traded
for other lands ia Ohio, or eligible town property.
also take this opportunity Co say that an persons in
dehed TO for fees otherwise requested call
and settle Immediately, delays are dangerous and
must pay my debts, before can be permitted 20 part
company with my creditors, who VIII be sorry 20 give
up even then.
So, along, my friends, and pay quick posi-
bic. VIM. N. MEEK.
Hnlsboro, Sept. 18th, 1850. scp2Jml
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Death Of Gen. walker.

Gen. VIM. Walker, the noted invader
Of Nicaragua, has at last paid the pen
atty Of his piratical and foolhardy at
tempts tn conquer that country. He was
taken prisoner with all his men, 70 in
number, by a force from the British
war steamer Icarus, and delivered to the
Honduras authorities. Walker and his
second in command, Col. Rudler, were
condemned to be shot, and by an arri-
val at New Orleans from Havana, on
Saturday last, we learn that the sen.
tence had been executed.
So ends the career Of a misguided
man, who but for his rash aud criminal
ambition might have been a useful and
respected citizen.
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Bargains---Bargains!
st. Nicholas Hotel,
BRO WAY. NEW YORK

WWTIIEN completed six years ago, the ST.. NichoIns
w was universally pronounced the most muguii-
cont convenient and thoroughly organized establishment
of the kind ON this continent
What 10 was heu, Sc tremans tO-day-rl0Utd rir1i Do
size, m auDplosles, and ia the general elements OfcOm-
fort and enjoyment.
The Hotel hlsnccommodations for 600 GUESTS, in
for families.
SIX HUNDRED PERSONS can be comfortably seated
at the tables of it's three public duiugrooms, and moth
ing that modern has devised Tor the convenience and
social qualification Of the travelling public has been omit
ted in it- PLAN iz neglected Zoo s practical details.
The carly reputation of the house homo and abroad
derived from i magnitude ITS superb appointments and
its hOHeils comforts rd hTur has heruenhaucod every
yearly the uuwearied eyertious OF the Propretor5.
aug3Om3MtA TREADWELL, WHGTCOMB co.
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pnbIic Sale

my term Of lease expires this Fall on the farm Of
IN. B. v. pugsCy lyiUg in Highland county, tho
thcuthC and Naysvilc road, nine miles suuth Of Balm
bridge, will sell ON said premises, ut Public Auction,
on TUESDAY, The lGh day Of october tho following
property, tO-wit:
400 Mcrino and saxony Ewes, 22j Feeding Sleep 800
Lambs, and about 900 good Stock Sheep ALSO about %
SaX0uy and leruo BuCAs, so head Stock Cattle yoke
Of Oxen Horses, Mule Colts 70 Hogs Ono half or
100 Of Wheat, 10 bo sold hy the bushe and take
from the machine 10 August 1861, at machine measure
Terms made known day Of Sale.
sep2Ow3 CORNELIUS PUGSLEY.
Washington Register, Clinton Republican aud Chilli
cothe Gazette copy 20 the amount Of S5O ouch and sond
bill TO this Office
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Fan and winter ClothinrI

Mu FREE, Trimbc's Old Corner, 1diuiningthC Tuut
lVHo Ohco, Hillsboro has Just received largo 40
weselectol stock of Fall and Winter Clothing Of q
latest and most fashionable styles embracing oycry de-
HrriptOn of COata, Pants and NU8B, Boots aud Sh0ce
Shirts, Crayats, Hosiery Gloves, Hats, Caps &c. Tor
Gcntomcnsi Boys. and Youths Wear which ne is pre-
pared Co sell Ut the lowest prices.
Being engaged exclusively in the Clothing business
and giving my whole attention 60 it, satisfied that
can furnish cheaper and bottor articles than bo
bought Ht any other establishments Zoo town. Call and
examine my stock before purchasing csowhcro.
No "Slup Shop Goods kept
Call and see, whether you buy OF not.
Don't mistake tho place. NJ FREE,
Trmblcs old Corner,
sep2Om3 NcXt door to the Post Ofic0.
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Obtaining Votes by False Pretenses.
Mr.. DOUGLAS said in his late speech
at Clifton Springs:
"T cannot believe that there is a man
in America OF ordinary intelligence who
does not know that I hold that a people
Of a Territory, whilst a Territory and
during a territorial condition, may intro
duce, exclude, abolish or regulate Slave
ry just as they please"
This seems at first sight very frank,
honest and explicit declaration, but how
does it agree with the famous Wickliffe
resolution Of the platform on which Mr.
Douglas is running, and which he said
he accepted fully and without resorve?
That resolution is as follows:
Resolyed, Thatitis in accordance with
the true Interpretation of the Cincinna-
ii platform that, during the existence
of Territorial Government, the measure
of restriction, Whatever it may be, i'm
posed by the Federal Constitution on
the powers Of the Territorial Legislature
over the subject Of domestic relations,
as the same has been, or shall hereafter be-
finally determined by the Supreme Court
Of the United States, shall be respected
by all good citizens, and enforced with
promptness and fidelity by every branch
Of the Federal Government
In connection with this resolution the
platform also contains the following
"clincher"
ResolUsd, That the Democratic pa rty
loiH abide By The decision of the Supreme
C0iirt of the United States oUer the insit-
tuition Of SlaUey 10ithn the Territories
Now there is not an intelligent school
boy in the land who does not know that
the Supreme Court, in the Dred Scott
case, has already decided that the Con-
stitution carries Slavery into the terri.
tories and protects it there, IN spite Of
the people of the territory. To "abidC
by" and "enforce" this decision, Mr.
Douglas is pledged by his platform; yet
with this fact staring him in the face, he
has the efrontory to declare, as he did
at Clifton Springs, that he maintains tn,
right Of the people of territory to Gin
troduco, exclude, abolish or rcgulat,
slavery, just as they pleased"
Was there ever a more brazcn, shame
less and impudent demagogue2 Is i
possible that thinking, intelligent, read
ing men, can be swindled ont of thei
votes by such a bare. faced imposturo
as his protence of popular sovereignty?
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9lcM Advertisements.
Administrators Sale.

NTOTTCE Is hereby given, that by virtue Of order
N Of the Probate Court Of Highland county and
the State Of Ohio, made In tho Of David Noble,
Administrator with the will annexed Of John LafIrge,
deceased vs.. Isaac Laorge, John Laforgo Alexander
Laiorge, Rachel Laturge and George Gilmore, and yr
bis WIFE, late Polly LaOrgc children and hcrs OF the said
John LaOrgc deceased, to directed will, ON the
premises,
Saturday, the 9th day of October, A. d. 1850,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock,
r. VI Of said day. offer aud expose TO SALE at public
ton the follow real estate to-wit All that tract Of
land situate in said county OF Highland, described Ol-
lows, tU-wiG
Beginning at two whiteooks IN the original lno Of
survey No. 1896, northeast to CurOler and Pat
toms 1903 acrrs thence ~ 81 W. 1907 poles To white
oak stump, cuuer to Jonathan Shaw's tract thence
with Dis linen. @ Z. 7G poles 90 a whtcoak, corner tn
Rachel Laurgos tract of thirty thence with her
lines. sl D. EluOpOlus Co ust0ucr corner tu said thirty
acre lot; thence 81 W. ~ poles TO the beginning
containing As and 40 poles Of land, part Of said
survey lNgG
Said tract Of land is appraised at ilcon dollars per
acre. and win not bee sold ioress than two-hrds Of th,
appraised value thereof.
Said-alowill be- made the following tcrms tO-wit
One-hrd cash in hand Unc-thrd in nine muuthR, and
the remaining third Goo eighteen months from the day
saci and for the deferred payments notes bCurug inter
est from day of sale will be required Of the purchaser OF
purchasers. DAVID NOBLE,
AdIu'rwth the VIII Annexed Of John LuiOrgc, decd.
ScptCmher27, A. ID. 1850. scp27s
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Price 20 cents pcr box with directions Six boxes sl
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witIBoo Of Directions and twenty different Remedies
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Sold by James Brown, Hillsboro. scp2Ow4
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A NEST OF RAILsPLITTERs.--The
Elmira Advertiser says:
In the borough of Knoxville, Tioga
county, Pa, there are sixty-fve voters.
Sizty-four Of them are Lincoln men,
and the lone Democrat is a Brecken-
ridge man. Douglas is "skunked" in
that borough. In the borough of Eek
land, same county, there are eighty-six
voters. Eighty-one Of that number
are for Lincoln, and the other five
are split between Breckenridge and
Douglas.
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Tue Prince or WALES set his roy
al feet on Republican soil for the first
time, at Niugara Falls, on the 17th.-
On Thursday evening last he arrived at
Detroit 81 was honored with a fine
reception, and escorted to his hotel by
a torehlight procession Of the fremen
and military He left for Chicago next
day, arriving there ia the evening, and
on Saturday afternoon took the cars
for st. Louis He is expected TO be
IN Cincinnati about tomorrow.
TIE PRINcE IN CINcINNArI.-The
Commercial says. "Tho Prince Of Wales
win arrive here Friday night, attend a
ball at Pixies Opera House Saturday
night, attend church sunday, and leave
for the East Monday morning"
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SECTIoNALIsM.-Mr. Douglas receiv-
ID in Baltimore the following Southern

OF these, Alabama and Louisiana,
counting 10, were represented by bogus
delegates. The regular delegates were
excluded, because it was believed they
would withdraw and break up the Con
vention.
Mr.. Lincoln received in the Chicago
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The United States Fair closed at Gin
cinnat on Friday The Gazette crii-
cizes its management severely, but with
apparent justice, and says that in view
Of the abundant means possessed by
the Society to make a frst-class ezhibi-
ton, the Fair must bo pronounced a
failure. Thousands Of dolIars we're
given in premiums for fast horses, while
nothing but silver and bronze medals
we're offered for mechanical and man
ufaoturers' products. Thearraugementg
on the grounds were also defective,
and the Fair was not sufficiently ad-
yertised.
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9FarriaNcs.

MARRIED-At the residence of thcbrido's father, by
Rev ID. q. benjamin, August 3Oth, MIR. GEORoE NoLDER
10 Miss MARY E. LEMON.
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Hon. Thos. Ewing for Lincoln.
Hon. ThOs. Ewing has openly avowed
his determination to support Lincoln
and Hamlin, and is announced to speak
at Chillioothe on Saturday next, Sep
tember %.
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The Muskingum County Fair closed
at GAINESVILLE, on Friday, with a great
trotting match for a purse Of $500,
which was witnessed by 10000 people,
"Ike Cook" of Chicago was the winner,
The Fair was the most successful one
ever held in that section Of the State.
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MEXIoo.-Gen. Miramon was at last
accounts in the capital, with an army Of
1900 men. An army Of 10000 Liber-
ais was reported to be marching against
him, and the attack was expected to be
made about the 9Th inst.
1t is stated that Miramon, after his
return 10 the capital, resigned the Presi-
denoy, but was subsequently reelected
by the State Council, having 10 out Of
% votes.
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1891,875
1O57721
334154

HAMILTON County. Tho Cincinnati
Gazette confidently predicts the triumph
of the Republican county and Congress
sional tic kets in October. There is a
deep seated dissatisfaction and division
in the Democratic ranks, which is daily
becoming more apparent.
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No j5z broadway, New York.
Sold by James Brown, Hillsboro. sop2Ow4


Persons afflicted with the Fever and Ague should
not spare either time. trouble expense 20 procure
DIR. HOSTErTERS CELEBRATED BTTTERS, whose
benccnut effects upon the system has been clearly prov
ed to those who have been stricken down In short
space Of time 10y this dreadful whose checks
wan and m"aErn, and whose nights are slccploss and
restless aud whose eyes dm and suukcn, with death
staring them iu the flce this compound must prove
blessing suatchiug them, 20 were, from the mouth Of
the grave. Nunccan know its value until hcy have
tascdit. When all others have oicd, these Btter have
restored tho sufferers uprisne health Their popular
ty in an the Western and Southern parts should intro
duco them toall families.
Sold by all Druggists aud dealers generally every
where.
See Advertisement I'm another column sepGwi
Observation-Disclosures
IKE s. MYERS, having bought ont the stock, lately
owned by A. Senior wishes to close ont the same, 10
make for an entirely new and fresh stock which
De will shortly have hand. Now IS the time for Hl
greatest bargains ever offered in Clothing and Jcwery-
Call soon, and save money by SO doing.
aug3Uf l. s. MYERS
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GRAND LoDGEI.O. .F.-The Grand
Lodge Of this order, in session last week
at Nashville, elected the following off,
GERS:
r. B. Boylston, Of South Carolina.
Grand Sire; NJ Herndon, of Indiana,
Deputy Grand Sire; J T. Ridgely, of
Maryland Grand Secretary; Joshua
Vansant, of Maryland, Grand Treasur-
or; Rev. p. NJ. Wells Of Massachusetts,,
Grand Chaplain; J. d. Farnsworth Of
Tenn, Grand Marshal; r. Chamberlain
of Nd, Grand Messenger, and S. II
Dewitt, Grand Guardian.
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The Liberator, edited by VIM.
Lloyd Garrison and the organ Of Wen
dell Phillips and his associates, devotes
a large majority Of its time and space
10 the most virulent attacks upon Mr..
LiucOln.-[Ez.
We desire to commend the above par
agraph to the special attention Of those
brainloss politicians whose mouths are
so prolific with shouts Of "abolitionism, %
in connection with the Republican
party.
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Senator Douglas, having "found bis
mother" at last, and enjoyed her society
for few days, has again resumed his
tour He arrived at Cleveland last Fri
day night and spoke tho next day. He
was announced to speak at Columbus
on Monday, at Cincinnati last night,
and at indianapolis on the 28th.
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WoNDERFUL ESCAPE OF A BALLOON
IsT.-Mr, W. j. Shots attempted a bal
loon ascension in Marietta on the ] 18th,
but when his balloon had risen about
15O feet it burst, and he fell to the
ground, alighting on his feet. Strange
to relate, he sustained no other injury
but the fracture Of his shin-bone IN two
places.
We return our thanks TO our friends.
James Woodmanseo and Jacob Tomp-
kins, Of Fairfield tp, for presents Of
some very dno Apples.
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The Gin ciunad Price Current Of last
week says:
Hogs for future delivery have been
offered quite freely during the past week,
and buyers we're more difficult TO fnd,
though a concession Of 10o per GENITAL
was made, sellers Offering to to take Sc
6O@6 65 for early November
Yesterday 1000 head sold for all De-
ccmber at Sc 4j@6 so, which is the best
price paid so far. The Assessors re-
turns from G7 counties in Kentucky
show a large decrease in the number Of
Hogs this year over last, and should the
same ratio of decrease prevail in the
counties to be heard from, the total de-
fciency will reach nearly 100000.
1t must be recollectcd, however, that
there was an increase in 1859 over 1858
of 334, 154 head. The total fOotings Of
each year being as follows:
! 1859 1891 1915
1858 1,057721
Increase 334,154
There can be but little doubt that the
Kentucky returns, the present year, has
furnished a basis for the speculative pur.
chases Of hogs made the last month or So
! --ou-
HAMILTON County. The Cincinnati
Gazette confidently predicts the triumph
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COUNTY rICKRr.

FOR CONGR BsS,
DANIEL IT. MURPHY, of Brown County.
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TOWNSHIPS
SUB DISTRICT TAX.

sUB-DISTRICT TAX,
District No. 8, Whitoook
Township, 2mills.
District No. 8, Whileoak
Township, 2mill8.
District SO. o, Whitooak
Township, mills.
District No 3,Clay Township, mills.
District No. %, Penn " mills.
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Thursday, September 81, 1850.
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Convention, from
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-26
60 or Ihe - FIIIbn.ter..

GEN. WILLIAM WALKER.-Gen. Walker
terminated his career at a comparatively early
age. We are told that he had but just at
tanned his Seth year. He was born in Nash
vile, Tennessee, in May, 1924, and was thor
oughly educated under the most favorable
auspices for whatever liberal profession he
might select in after life, first by a collegiate
course at the University of Nashville, where
be acquitted himself with the highest hOnors
of his class, and Afterwards in the Medical
Schools of Philadelphia and Paris enjoying,
also, while in Europe, the advantages of a
tour through Germany and Italy, where his
opportunities for Belles-letters scholarship
were not only liberal, but keenly enjoyed and
appreciated by a mind then, at least quiet
and stodious to a degree that utterly forbid
the idea Of an adventurous or reckless career
in later life. His distaste, however, to the
medical profesrion, which be declined practi-
cally to enter upon, turned him TO the law,
and the associations Of the law, not unnatu-
rally to politics, in which he FIRST engaged in
New Orleans, and subsequently,, in ls5O-5l,
IN California, from which point he entered
upon the hazardous career which after the
varied fortune Of six years, is now termina-
ted.
Coz. RUDLER.-Yery little seems to be
known Of Col. Rudler, who was shot with
Walker in Honduras. He was a native of
Alabama and served with credit in the Mexi-
can War as an officer Of the Louisiana Regi-
ment. In ls49 he went to California and
was atone time Marshal of the city of Stock
ton. He was an active Wing during the
Presidential canvass Of 1852, and was nom
ted by that party for the Office of Sheriff of
San joaquin county in 1854, but was defeated,
IN 1855 he disposed of his property there and
Joined Walker in Nicaragua. he had pro-
found regard and esteem for Walker and has
shared in all his expeditions, and finally par
ticipated in his fate