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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-16

fright as to be able to expect the favor
Of Almighty God throughout our trials,
and that He will continue 60 bless tho
Republic, until it shall become a prop
er example to the nations Of the earth,
and a blessing to universal man.
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poctrp.
1DYIs or THE PRECEDENT.


rTho public arc requested to understand that tbi.
not an imitation Of Tonnyson.l
D.
Nights shade lay on the White House but, alasl
Not only had the gloom Of evening spread
Around the hollowcd place; darker hue
Rested upon the ancient, nrrowud brow
or him whom ngo and services entitled
10 bear the honored name Of "soge Of Wheatand.'
The gas was out. The feast vas over now
And, sad and silent, in the banquet hall
he eat, while memory, reused rom apathy
BY this nights work, played dtlully among
The graves aud scpulchreso Of J. B's brain,
Alone he sat; whom on tho murky air
Came sounds molodious from neighh'ring church,
proclaming TO each listening oracle
That midnight thcn was warning into day.
The Sage arose, and yawued preparatory
To seeking such rcpUso as sleep might grant,
Whom on his swelling eyeballs flashed ascOno
I'm listless horror.
Twas O. strange procession
That through those gildcd halls, and nc that hour,
Passed slow before j. BIS astonishod eyes;
For first there came a form Of quaint device
Who bore between his digits anatomical
banner with this legend terrible.
"THY Esd rs SCAR, j. b., NErENT! REPENT"
Behind him, trooping forth like MaCbeth'8 kings,
Came on host The first, stawart form,
But grim ln death, displayed gaping wound,
And on his breast plBcard letterol "BBopERICE."
lie waved above bis head an !. o. U. unsettled;
And as he paused he murmurUd "ReiribuioHH
The second halted iu his gait one hand
Pointed the while 20 where, upon his arm
A card was pasted Iottcred "Foroign Mission"
And drapod with black; he showed q monCy-bag
GuiltIess Of Gold, which now he sadly shook
In j. BIS face, and like unto the last
Tie muttprcd, 'twixt hig tCeth "Re'ribiiOu"
There came n third, who showed map uf Kansas
Aud high above his head, with threatening hand,
Brandished lengthy letter signed 81. By
A fourth drew near, with slow and lonEuid stop;
Close shaved; upon his unaccustomed nose
Sat spcCtnClcsi pockets void ot CASH
lie held alOft athrcc-Ceut postage stamp,
Ills badge Of offCe,) and anon he grOaned
In agony Of spirit these few Word%
"Of all the foul, unworthy deeds you've d1no,
There never was q FOWLER done before
This filled the cup Of horror; as tho sluck
Struck one j. b. tell fuinting 20 the floor.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-16
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DR.. Eaton's Infantile Cordial,

III AAWbOAA , AAAAcsAAgAAC WI AAAeAAg
And why? Because II NEVER FAILS TO AFFORD
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acts as if by magic, and ONE TRIAL ALONE will con.
vince you that what we say is true. IL contains
NO PAREGORIC OR OPIATE
OF any kind, and therefore relieves by removing the suf
frings Of your child instead Of by doadcng its scusi
biltics For this commcnds itself the only
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and relieving pain, t has nluul-being Hnti-spas-
m0dic it Us used with unGiliuE n of CON-
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those sad and bghtug consequences which certain TO
result from the use Of narcotics Of which other remedies
for InfntIc Complaints are composed take none but DIR
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upon. It is perfectly harmless, aud cannot nurc the
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company each bottle Prepared only by
CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-16

A French armorer has sent to Carl
baldi a gift of coat of mail, dagger
proof and bullet proof It's workman
ship is perfect and it is valued at up
wards of FIVE thousand francs, 1t may
be worn under the uniform like a shirt,
for it is extremely flexible, light and
portable.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-16

THE TALENT OF SUccEss.-Every man
must patiently abide his time. He must
wait. Notin listlessness; not in useless
pastime, not in querulous detection, but
in constant, steady, cheerful endeavor,
always willing, fulfilling, and accom-
plishing his task, "that when the oc-
casion comes he may be equal to the
occasion" The talent of success is moth
ing more than the doing what you can
do we'll, without thought Of fame IF
it comes at all, it will come because it is
deserved, not because it is sought after,
1t is a very indiscreet and troublesome
ambition which cares so much about
fame-about what the world says of us -
as to be always looking in the face of
others for approval-to be always anz-
ious about the effect of what we do or
say-to be always shouting to hear ech-
ocs of our own voices Longrollow.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-16

The PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY. -
The Democratic State Convention, held
at Harrisburg on Thursday, voted down
the fusion project, aud unanimously re.
commended the calling of another Con-
vention to nominate a straight-out
Douglas and johnson ticket This ap-
parently settles the question of a com
promise between the Douglasites and
Breckenridge men Of Pennsylvania.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-16

It is thought that gives intellect its
true power.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1860-08-16

Hon. W. Crump, Of Virginia, Minis
ter to Chilli under President Tyler, sup
ports Mr. Douglas.
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R u M O v "a Il!
aT0DDARD II no

y VILIFITNV q 0IN0a
AVE removed TO the old stand formerly occupied by
L IsaHc Yuupelt and lately hy Geo E, Easton where
thoy will be happy TO sell HOMEMADE BOOTS AND
SHOES 10 their old customers the customers of the
old stand, and to the public generally Please give
call BTODDARD BRO.
Hnlsboro, Aug l. 1861 uug2yl
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A SUPPLY Of Blank Deeds and Mortgages (9wan'
~ improved iorm) just printed on dno papor aud for
sale by the qure dozen or single one az THIS OFFICE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22
HALL OF WHITE WATER LODGE }
No AZ; l. 0. O. RICHMOND Noy l6 1

HALL OF WHITE WATER LODGE !
No. Al, l. Q. O.. RICHMOND, Nov. l6.
AT reeular meeting of w w l. the
following preamble and resolutions Were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. 1t has pleased an All wise
God in the dispensation Of His Providence
TO remove from amongst US by the hand oil
death our much esteemed brother JoHN L.
DAVIS.
Pesolrcd, That while we bow with sub
mission TO the decree which has called our
brother hence, we sincerely and deeply de-
plore his loss as that of warm hearted
friend and true and faithful brother
Resolred. That we sympathize with the
family of the deceased ia the dispensation
of Divine Providence. and trust that he " no
has proved to be the widows friend and the
orphans father. may sustain them by his
grace.
Resolred. That the Secretary be instruc-
ted to transmit copy Of the above resolu-
tions with the seal of the Lodge to the fam
lily Of our late brother
Resotred, Tha, copy Of the above res
olutions be published in the city papers.
BY order Of the Lodge.
WILL. HAINEs, Rec Sec'y.
+ + :; ! !: i $ ;;:::; Committee.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22
Elections,

Observation-Disclosures to the tables in
the 81. Louis Democrat, Douglas is 500 votes
ahead Of Bell, with Eve counties 10 hear
from.
NEW YORK-The New York Tribune
figures up Lincoln's majority in tina, Stale
according to the latest returns. at 56.o5l,
and thinks that the complete official majority
will fall below so 900.
ILLlNOIS.-Theo official vote Of Illinois
is as follows: Lincoln 172545-Douglas
loo. 549-BeIl 1876 -Breckinridge 2.e72,
The increase Of the vote over that Of 1856 is
1o3.i3l.
KENTUCKY.-The Louisville Journal
thus sets down the result Of the election in
Kentucky. lo2 counties being Official. re-
proted. and not heard from: Bell 81. SCI
Douglas 26. oO7--Breckinridge 4e.s4a.
PENNSYLVANIA plurality is
ea.623. and majority 90. SIS over all others.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

Nov 10th, 1860.
Minutes read and approved.
Andre f. Scott was elected a member
of the Association.
j. A. Mendenhali off red resolution to
amend Art 2, of the constitution, SO as to
embrace corresponding secretary in ad-
diton TO the officers OF the Association
which, according to the Bylaws, was laid
on the table for one month.
Lewis Jones presented fifty-fve different
varieties Of apples, among them several
seedlings that bid fair to be ranked among
our best grated fruit in regard TO size, fla
vor, qualities. &c.
John J. Conley. showed five varieties Of
Seeding apples. that were very nice spec-
mems; one kind in particular. being very
large. highly colored, of good flavor. and
keeps well: the committee give it a fayora
BILE recommendation
j. A. Mendenhall four varieties of winter
apples that were nice specimens.
The vegetable committee reported G..
Mendenhall coll :ction of very large pota-
toes called the Prairie Queen, quality not
known.
The Secretary was authorized to issue
an order on the treasurer in favor Of No
Fire Company. for the amount due for the
use of their Hall.
Adjourned.
J. c. RATLIFF, Secty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22
Bayard Taylor,
Lectures at Starr Hall Tuesday night.
Hon. DavsA Kilgore.

During the recent Presidential canvass.
the Representative in Congress from this
District, laboIed necessarily and efficiently
in the good cause. As a member Of the
National Republican Exc cu,ive Committee,
he spent several months in Washington
performing very large share Of the other
duties of that position. He made the first
Republican speech ever made in the Fede-
raj City. and fearlessly advocated the true
principles Of the party. He spoke in Ma
ryland and elsewhere. as his services were
demanded. He spent his time and bis mo-
ney literally for the success Of Mr. Lincoln
The Republicans Of Indiana and of The ma
ton. have appreciated and acknowledged
his important services. He remained at his
post until just in time to reach home be-
fore the election. While he was thus labor
ing we regretted TO see an article in the Gin
cinnati Commercial. and only FIVE days be-
fore the election copied into the Cen.erville
Republican, j. which it is declared that
about The time OF the Chicago Convention
Mr.. Kilgore twas busily engaged in de-
nonneing The Republican party and trying
10 break down its organization" more
reckless and uncalled for perversion of the
truth was never made. We have never
heard the slightest evidence that Mr.. Kill
gore ever denounced the Republican par
ty." Whoever the correspondent Of the
Commercial is. making the statement quo
ted above. must have done so from a low.
mean and malignant bate-a contemplate
personal feeling. We believe it is true that
Mr.. kilgore was opposed to G. w. Julian.
but We have yet TO learn that TO doubt the
political integrity of one man. is to ode
nounce the Republican party"
Our object in this notice is hot to seek a
controversy with an anonymous correspond
ent off fllibusteripg sheet. but to dojustice
to faithful, Jealous and efficient laborer in
the Republican cause.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

RdA large and enthusiastic meeting
was held at Henderson, Kentucky. on Mon
day last. Ex.Gov. Dixon presided. -
Strong Union speeches were made Breckin-
ridge, Bell and Douglas men, Union res
olutions were unanimously adopted aud Sc
cession strongly deprecated. A meeting OF
the people Of the whole county is to be teld.
A meeting was also held at Lexington on
the same day. n, which resolutioss ware
passed denouncing in strong terms any at
tcmpts at secession or disunion by any State.
Gen. Leslie Coombs and several others
spoke.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22
pc-,-...er., Rich .nend.

..a.. ,ho.s ~ho ar. spe ken of applicants fer
the Post-oHsee of this city. We nave nes'a
Catch r Williams. Ben W Davis Jeremiah q adiey,
Joseph p Strsttan and . score OF othefs ben )"
Davi. ]. standing appi'e.n' having. a. We are IN
eiec.ed II partisan services Of The lowest and shah
best and disposition 70 SANDER and
abuse all ho would not subscribe to his narrow and
biggoted views taken by those who will have the
Disposal Of the offices high Recommendations, his
chance will certainly lie good Il JeHersonian-
E The curse of "wo unto you when all men
shall speak veil Of you, judging from tie above. has
been AIKEN from and feel easier in consequence
such complimentary notices might be
expected naturally to now from the mind Of
man" who was like Wsse one Of the F. F. VS.. I,
only deserves to be copied without comment to be
properly appreciated by our friends.
We would merely remind Bro Cuiey and hi.
worthy informant, however, tina; DO not expect
apply 10 the "Od Public Functionary" who now pre-
sides at the White House. for the sppointmen O.
Postmaster At Rchnosd, we'd most sgnally fail il
the qualifications he enumerstcs and which -
necessary to fit sHd entite to hold office urde
tie present corrupt and pros gats administration.
By the aid Of many Of fellow ci,izens Of all 70
litical parties, expect make application to Hon
the region round about their Postmaster. Should
the effort succeed, and Bro. Galley does then lk
it and per sistently determines to sing:
Oh carry re back to Old Virginia
To Old Virginia's shore -
And provided, also, there's nothing in the p regu
latins to prevent it, we'd
Fen frank him there,
TO II. A. Wises care
If he couldn't the connec ton in my other way
although should regre, the absence of whom
we owe slight obligations
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

r1s- 1t is probable that 10 few years
slavery will cease to exist in Delaware and
Missouri Kansas, Nebraska and Washing
ton, in another year or SO will be admitted
into the Union as free States The proiec-
ted free States of Chippewa, Jefferson,
Inhsho, Nevada and Arizona will follow
closely in the rear. Thus there is every
probability that within the mex six or eight
years there will be twenty eight free States,
and only fourteen slave States. in the
Union.
Among the curlositles to be seen st til e
Mech. MICS Fair in Richmond. Va, is doll
which has been played with by FIVE gene
rstions. deposited by Miss Georgia Powell:
( diamond ting 500 years old. deposited BY
Mrs 4. p. Allen: and last, but not least
the cradle in which Henry clay was rocked
An immense mill is now in process of con.
struction at Lewiston. Maine, which will
cost e sum total of S700,00O-the buildings
$500 600, the machinery $500 600. The
working capacity will be about 45 900 spin
dies, and it will give employ ment to about
Loco persons. 1t will be in operation
about the beginning of April next.
FATAL EXPLOSION OF RockkTs.-On Fri
day night, while wsgonload OF rockets
was being driven by four men through the
eighth ward Of Louisville, lighted Roman
candle was accidentally dropped among
them. A terrible explosion followed 10
seph Levi. one of the occupants OF the way-
on. was thrown frem his seat. and the uag-
on passing over his body. crushed him 50
iearfully that he died in shor, time. The
other men were more or less injured.
The BuRSr DIsrRIcr''-The vote of
the Burnt District shows that the fire has
ragged more fiercely this tine than ever be-
fore. 1t gave Lincoln esi2 plurality. and
Breckenridge ASS votes; Bell so. and Lin.
coin a majority over all. of 6.e79.
- Every drop OF milk brought into
Paris is tested at the barriers by the lact.
omeier, to see If the ..iron tailed COW has
been guilty Of diluting it If so. the whole
of it is remorselessly thrown into the gut
Ter The Paris milk is very pure in con.
sequence. If a tradesman aduiterates any
article OF food offered for sale, he is first
fined and then made publicly 10 confess his
fault. by means OF . large placard in the
window. setting forth the exact nature of
the trick be has played upon his customers.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

DiED-In this city Monday evening last, Mr..
RACHEL PARK. aged . years
She asked life of Thee and thou gavest il her even
length Of days forever and sver-AXIss Psalm. ivth
verse.
She hath gone from US throug h the deathly gate,
To tina, Eternal Life her spirit sought,
And God has given her what she asked of him:
length 0. days for aye, where time Is not
Her deeds Of gentle kindness were the palms
She daily scattered in her Savior's way,
And at his coming she was ready feuni.a
Her trinm'd lamp burning W III stesdfass ray.
And length Of days where darkness is more;
She asked for Life. where Dessh shall never come
These hast thou given her, Lord Ct Life ami Light,
And built Tor her mansion in thy home
The deceased to thi- place in 1924. and for
So years has resided here. Naturally Diff lent she
ming little in society, but in the home cireie--in
the sphere Of neighhors and trieRis-she YER
sally respected. Warm in her affections she vas .
devoted mother. and for many years widow, she la
bored Tor the benefit of her ehil self
in promoting their happiness After life Of nearly
four score years, with fraiI boiy. bat mind unim-
paired she has gone down the grave hon ored and
respected, leaving the eonsoling reflection that sitter
death comes life everIssting-lfe full Of inefable
haPpness-a life Of unspeaksble joy the reward Of
a we'll spent life earth. Her funeral attend
ed by large number of sorrowng lends and neigh
bors, who have known her long and well. and against
whom no word Of eensure was ever heard.
IN Wednesday morning. the residence of
her daughter, Mrs. $. A. IHf, in this city,
Mrs PHEBE j PAIES. aged about SIS years
The funeral viii take place Tomorrow Friday,
at 10 o'clock, a. Services 10 commence that
hour in Union Chapel. The friends Of the deceased
an of the family, and the public invited TO at
tend
At Centerville the 18th inst, of consump-
ton. Mrs. ANNE ELIZABETH JULIAN, wife of
Hon. George ". Julian. in the 34th year OF her age
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

Baliou's Dollar MoatAly Maga-fne.-
for December is OH our table, and as beautl-
fully embellished as ever. This is one Of
the cheapest publications in the world
fresh and original from the beginning 10
the end. 1t forms two elegan. volumes
each year Of 1900 pages. finely illustrated.
Six copies for SIS Address NJ. II. Ballou,
Boston, Massachusetts,.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

EEIt is true that Mr.. Douglas was
legged" is, pelted with eggs. and rot
ton eggs at that, on the occasion of bis
late visit to Montgomery. Alabama. Had
this been done in free State, the whole
South would have sent up a howl Of indig-
nation; but it was done in the town where
w. l.. Yancy resides, and of course is all
right. VIII our Douglas friends quietly
submit to such an outrage?
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

This distinguished traveller. poet and lecturer will
visit this piase Tuesday. Nov, 9Th. and deliver
one Of his admirable lectures in Starr Hall. He will
have crowded house. There 10 = great desire in
in this ooanunisy, TO aad hear him any man
in the patton He tells what he has and describes
those things with eioquenee and truth Go and hear
him.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

vi he fire eaters are somewhat less ram
pant. Heavy failures have taken place in
Charleston The Banks refuse all discounts
Cotton is still declining in price-Trade
is completely prostratee The Farmers
Bank Of Virginia has suspended--other
Banks will follow
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22
New Books.
OPPOSITE CITIZENS, BANK. Richmond
STATE OF INDIANA,

STATE OF INDIANA sc
Wayne County, 80
NOTICE is hereby given at Morrison pa idrdre
administrator OF the estate of Sylvan Leonard
deceased, has filed his petition sell the cal Is ate
81 ne cecedent his personal being insufficient TO pay
his debts, and that said petition will be heard at The
next term of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
County.
Attest: SOL MERED TIL. CLERK, w.C.C.P.
nov - 81 80 80
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

MAEsrEp:-on Wednesday evening 24sf inst
at the residence Of the brides father, BY Rev.
MIR. Coclazer, Mr. A W. HALL to VI s. SAL
LIE Thomas. daughter Of John II. Thomas; al
of this city,.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

" Aolasses is quoted in New Orleans Nov. ~, At
IS o 81 csa-Tlour dali at q Soon IS cs..
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22
STATE OF INDIANA
Wayne County .

Wayne County I . >
Edward H. Webb
Michael Page.
Before me. SAMUEL BRowS.a Justice 9th Pe.e.
known thai the 17,h day Of November 1Ss1 ~ -,
named iaintf. 6ed in ofce int ae.ins;
said drfendant in the above entitled vh
their sa svits that sail defendant resiaeut Of ~.
State OF Indiana said de therefore herehv ~
tined ~ the hing and penieDcy plant arsin..
MN ana that IN tess he appears Harers-
town On tie luth day Of December O'clock
and ansser demor thereto said corapafn. anA ~.
matters and things therein and xiesed riiI
pc heard 10 als abs nee >AACE. BROWN
ses. =, isno % FRS lee -. Justice
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w A n 7 ED.s

AToSEY aeeasSs-asse Weed, Fsssr corr -
vi Oats xnd zaadi-s ser wsrk-zsaaey = agt-s 80
TO Call EZRA SMITH 60,
Richnoaf, 18th "a cad fssa. So :.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-11-22

Boy Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln are now on a
visi Ut Chicago.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-02-02

B,IrMoEg, Feb At o'clock this morning on the
arrival Of the train from Philadelphia at Ssquehanua
River the express mail and sleeping usual
pushed upon the boat but from some cause probably
owing Ice upon The track formed by the falling rain
much Roadway gained and the express car went
over into deep water the track falling upon the plat
form of the lower deck The passengers in the sleeping
ear knew nothing of the accident until some minutes
elapsed No doubt the ice the track prevented the
brakes from checking the speed of the cars. The mail
car had narrow escape from going over The mail
agent jumped upon the deck OF the steamer, but the
brakeman promptly disconnected the coupling and saved
the from being drawn down. The accident together
with the storm detained the trains from arriving here
until o'clock this morning