The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-07-25

NUMBER I3.
: SECESSION or A WFE.-In tie last
| Congress, Mr. Boteler, of Virginia, was
a sort Of Union man. but when the
f. pinch came he went Off with the other
rebels. late Washington letter saws.
The wife Of the Hon. A. r. Boteler.
a member Of the last Congress. from
iarpers Ferry district. but now seces-
sion leader, has seeded from her hus.
| band, and gOue TO the more eoppepiaI
atmosphere Of Hagerstown. where she
will probably remain until her husband
gets over his secession proclivities. Ib
is said that, as she left him, she remark
ed that "as soon as he came back iutO
the Union, she would join him"
PlcKLtNG EGGs.-If the following
/ pickle was generally known, 10 would
be more generally used; we constantly
keep 1t in our family, and find il an
( excellent pickle to be eaten with cold
meat, &c. The eggs should be boiled
hard, for ten minutes, and then divcst.
ed Of their shells. when guite co1d. put
them in jars aud pour over them vine
gar sufficient to quite cover them, in
which has been previously boiled the
usual spices for picking. Tie the ius
down tight with bladder, and keep them
till they begin to change color
--or--
We have a little "Tot" who puts
queer specimens into her prayers some
times, Of which we are reminded of the
following. Little Willie is prayinr.
without particular reference to the
form: Good bless little Willie, and
don't let the house bum up-God bless
papa and mamma, and God bless me
and make my boots go on easy in the
morning
Gen. Scott was heard to say yester-
day that he would have captured the
Rebels at Hurper's Ferry and all their
munitions Of war; had it been for the
newspaper press Gin their anxiety to
give early news,) keeping the Rebels
fully posted up in every movement Of
the United States troops He said she
|oa" roihr hare one haadred rebel
spies III his camp than one ue1cspapey
. "cpoHerI' lie said right
TuE Louisville Democrat saws that
in Butler county, Kentucky--which is
in the southern part of the State. close
on the Tennessee line, there was cast
the most overwhelming vote for the
Union of any county in the State.
Southern Kentucky has beaten Louis
vile. They are in sight of the armed
mob OF Tennessee yet strong for the
Federal Government
THE SEA SERPENT.--A party of Dun
kirk fishermen are ready TO make oath
to the visual inspection Of sea serpent
in Lake Erie, "some sixteen feet in
length with head and tail erect, of a
greenish color, aud very active in its
motions
doctor, said Frederick REYNOLDS.
I the dramatist, to Doctor Bailie, the ccle-
bracd physician, "don't you think I
write too much formy nervous system?'
mo, I don't said DR.. Bailic; "but
think you write too much for your
reputation
/. r.
-. = Pool IIo"Ouly .L'y 10 o.ISWPt Ihe
Goiene sa;e.. '"ouIs L. VI tue season with insult
-" - ,LoS Io'"I"S io'Te OrcTworNln&
I oPP' "o"O VI Du'HIncF
/ is even more injurious than at other
times. There may be scarcity of help
/ in some sections, owing to the large
numbers engaged i'm the war. but The
absence Of men should be supplied, as
far as may be-, by using labor-saying
implements
D.- o----
LoULihl -NNeeP them from the grain
ue'uS un,i ol'er harvest then allow
mem TO E'ean. Co.lect the eggs daily,
ana allow 30 mems to SIT at this late
SeuSo"' ran cnlcNens are seldom worth
raising
PASTURES not allow tbor, % bo
arc unnrotcctsd from the o,1 scorobin, 49, Loa1
Of Summer. If will dio ont roniJI99
plot of early sown rvc sorpbny ~
corn to be cpt and fed bis and tbe
next month. will aid in kcepipr botT