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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12
Garibaldf and onr War.

A letter from Zurich to tho Home
journal says: "a deputation of the
patriots of Genoa having waited upon
Garabaldi at his island home, to inquire
concerning the truth Of the rumor.
which has been generally current in
Europe, that he was intending to offer
his military services to the Union party
in America, he answered: Say to all
who ask you, that Garibaldi considers
the interest Of his country above all
things, and that he will never expose
his life in other battles, SO long as his
own fatherland has a right to ask this
life for ita deliVoranco; and say that il
is no time to think Of fighting for a
stranger land now, as the independence
Of Italy and her deliveranco from the
tyranny Of strangers, is so near our
thresholds. HisBymP6tbios, as would
be expected, are with the Union party
Of the North"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12

hrrnoPHTATE.-Thc Ladies' Mount Vernon Asaocia-
on nave succeeded in collecting iuGccnt amount af
%a % !" Pay the ldst dollar Of indebtedness nr the NJ
m complete order. THIS IS certainly most uuprouriite
aud ono thai The American uo0plc Win mover
eEtet ANA while We nrc speaking of appropriate in-
teslmehts, we viii say thut there was never auytbiua
more npproWiato thnu tho u0mo ggru fD fhr ragfrlf
4edcugoi Che age viz; Perry Daviss p iu Killer and
Thousands upon thousands have Inadn ipyesfp,,f a. 40
thHt VIII mover, mo-, never, regret it.
The Pain kioris forsale by j. s. Brown ouo7,rt
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12
Notice Id Treenananrn

a I'll PERSONS are hereby notified not 10 trcspous ON
IA the prcm.os Of the undersigned, by hunting 6,b
ng ~c 49, the law will be onfUrccd4gpinst all oncndcr
uitor this dntp. '''
Dated September -, 1861.
JAMES DRYDEN,
HUGH SWEARTNCEN
A. @. SWEARINGEN
WILLIAM A. NELSON
q. y. EVANS
a. W. EVANS.
NUS. DRUSILLA DUNTATy.
hopl2W4 JOHN CAMPBELL
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12

GEN. MOCLELLAN's ACrIvITY.-The
Now York Hsrald's Washington CORE
sPondont writing on tho 5th, says:
Gen. MoClollau's activity is almost
suPerhuman. He attends personally TO
every important preparation. He has
by this time looked into the face of al,
most every individual in this great army
Although in the saddle all day he ID
again on asvisit Of personal inspection
OF the lines at late hour tonight. He
is NaPoleonio in many more ways than
one.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12

There is a belief in remote parts of
"DiXie" that President Lincoln and his
Cabinet have sought refuge in Philadol-
phia and reside there
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12
. Il M OW Ar

D. b. s T ODD ARD
~ Asromoyed to thustoro on High Street. ea-f aide
20 VIII Doc happy Co Hell HOME.MADE HO6Tg kNT
oEe 20 Dis old customers 90 tho customer of ibo
o'a stand andto tho public generally ploaao ri,o mo
Hnlboro, Aug 90, IaGi, 8"Il1g
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12

The cOnfscution bill passed at the
late session Of Congress, went into effect
on the lst of September. This bill pro-
vides that vessels and other property
belonging to the rebels may be seized
by the Government.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12
Dissolution

HnRS. COMPTON & LEWIS having mutually 5r,-
~ solved cupartnrr-hip, Dr. Lewis viii enrti,rt Ne
Dayton. ' .',,'u . ''i
ltiilsborO, Sept g 1851 l'"'
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12

The Richmond correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury complains that the
South stands alone, without the sympa.
thy Of any nation on earth, and that the
rebel loss at Manassas was greater than
nnrn
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12
Watchos and IawaIru-

"A COMPLETE na7ortmont Of articles usunlly kent I'm
I y 'H establishment of this Kind, ON hands and for
.lin r9r'p iur cash, An experienced workman Is rm-
pl'yo and work entrusted win be promptly and sntis-
"l"Ii,F done. W. W. WADDELL, Agcut
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12
Union Nominations. .

For Governor
DAVID ton, Of WahoninE
Tiouienart Governor,
BENZ. STA NTON, of Logan.
Treasurer oi State,
g. EOLNET DORSEY, or Miami.
judge OF tho Supreme Court,
JOSIAH SCOTT uf Builor.
C5urtroUa- Of tho Treasury,
JOSEPH n. RILEY, Of franklin.
Secretary Of State
BENZ. ". COWAN, Of Belmont.
Board of purHr works,
JOHN D. TuRHENCE, of Hamilton.
Judge Of Tho Court Of Common Pleas,
AbFREu 3. ulCKET.
state senator,
q. W. HOBET
Representative,
G.lI HiNSUN.
Prosecuting Attorney,
WM No. IRWIN.
Sheriff.
REUBEN ~. SpARGUU
Treasurer,
PETER W. NANWTNKLE.
Commissioncr,
THOMAS ROBINSON,
Surveyor,
W. J. BOYD.
Coroner.
=. r.. ALLEN.
luamory Directors,
lLuUU fo,m)
A. B. SANS.
Vacancy,
NOAH AMEN.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12
Notice, Fairly and SouareIv.

bL persons indebted 90 inc either lv pote on hook
~ account are requested tu imuiod lavrcuf
Go W. W. WadloIl OF my old stand who s authorized tp
receipt lh my humo. r.. B. WADDELL.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12

Everybody should know the great value OF Dr. s. o.
Richardson's sherry Wine Bittors n mot aIrgsdy on
lyng emo henenlting effects of its use, lose uo dime m
introducing i intoyonr family t hnparts now ne /,
anrh us require Rstimuout.
Sold by j. 8, Browne. our31yA
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12
Aud the Trustees Of thcseyora townships IN said cou,
N orc rrlu-rnl DO rnLnrn Ln LaLIuuL- un..r t -
Public Notice.

10 "l WINCH notice is given pursuant tu law.
R, w. SPAHGUR Sheriff I O.
oheriHs Ohice, llllsboro September o, 1861 srp5to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

NrITGe WAT Err NVORK s.--Irss,ss
W. EDrfoRs.-Piease announce iiNfNvHTTI
as q candidate for Superintendent oT Water Works.
az Tile next city election. His perfect knUwIegr nf
the duties OF the otlcs will enable hIS Il elected
10 give general lAliafAction.
aloceTs ~ MANY CITIZENS.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

NUMBER 1872

mlnger) proclaimed from the steps of the
capitol of Milledgeville TO gentlemen. law
yers, doctors, shortboys and evcrybodv
that stood around, that Hannibal HSmIi6
or, rs he is called there, "Cannihal" Ham.
lin, was n mnlalto-thAt the North had
elected nn abolitionist to be President. and
II mulatto to be Vice President.
Mr.: LEAKS (Dem., Va.) asked whether
Mr. Etheridgc was speaking on the side Of
the Moth or the side of the South?
Ar. Etheridge-I an speaking on that
sac is6ieh has .fetr TCpreStntatires on the floor
- an speaking oA'the side Of mn countru
[Applausel Already in the South hold
men, excited men, chivalrOus men. were
drilling and disciplining tile military
Men were excited wsth all the pomp and
Circumstance of war. Men believed that
Lincoln anu his cohorts were going to
the South to apply the torch TO towns, and
lamsets and dwellings, and these thinps
arose from Southern misupprehensiun Of
Northern men. To allay this, to sion the
tide OF revolution, he would vote for the
Crlttenden propositions. He would vote
for the proposition he had submitted him
sell; Ae could pote for thf report of the gentIs-
man from Ohio; he would sYotS for any,
thing that was OF any. value, that had any
pf1tnclPie, and that would relieve the
pnollc mind from the painful appre-
prehensions which beset it. He ho-
ped Congress would effect Something to
stay the tide of revolution; but If nothing
could be done, MS lie said before, lie would
go before the people, and throw himself
INTO the "deadly imminent breach, +" aud
would resist the wavc of disuniou 10 the
last: And if the worst came to the worst;
If his State should be dragged TO the brink
1 OF the fearful preciDice; and be made m
unwilling victim, it would be only ut the
last moment of his country's ruin. And
| now, in advance, lie washed his hands
clear of the shame and the crime that viii
be attached to those who would overthrow
public liberty, aud raise despotism on its
runs. Wherever the flag of his country
hoated, there would lie go, and lie would
cling to it in this, the dark hour of her
peril, with all the sacred trust and conf
dence OF an enthusiast clinging to his God.
Applause.
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New York Paper Warehouse.

nNHPRICE ONLY. WHERE EPIPEH DYALRRs.
" BookScllerB, Stationers Binders PFiniers and
Purchasers generally from 20 to 10 per cent
by purchasing from dEBt hands.
Having Increased Manufacturing Facilities, we
can offer great indueements to parteain want Of Pa
Ie,Igst and Plat I'apsr5 Foolscap Letter Note and
Billet Fol1, Packet. Commercial, and all grades Of
Rrench Papers ColOred Papers, Tissue, BiDdorI',
Note, Bond, Drawing, Bank. Eavelops Particular
attention paid to supplying Banks with IahlsN6tS
and Letter and Account Papers, Schools and SEMI
narie8 ClerHymen and Professional nie5I. BflIhehda
In stock, ready ruled for PFihteus from to lTeads
to tho sheet. Blue and White, Move anal Laid In
fact, = complete Paper Bnzaar. seni for CITenIarI
and save your money. Orders by mall, nccatnpa,nd
with cash, will DO hlled we'll Aslf present thbeF-
CARSON 4 IARD. -.
Ap9-lys Paper Warehouse. ~ B6eknaR at.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION z
RskG accepted Nt terms cOnsstent with soIyeney and
rt, fair profit.
Egeetut tdtteSitiph 1ipeR to 0taELruneSotD tBLLLYGS
GHd Contstts. for terHS ofOHe 70 aUe yeaTS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

V39r6zSSs FOR CITY TRRAsUnER.--
49, MEssRA. EDIToRs-l respectfully ontr my
sell AS candidate for reelection 10 the uCe OF City
Treasurer, at the next Charter Election.
fdeclI, r. RW,lIAEDINC;.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

tAmerean Member of Congress from the State Of Ten
nessees delivered in the IouEe Of Representatives
on Wednesday last,
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TOTAL ASSETS, $2l941OO or

Upwards OF S13, 100000
OF Losses have been paid by tIic Rtpa Insurapco Co
In the past II years. 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

TAsSG>, TO THE CITIZENS or
Sse%ssA. wlEEIiNG:-I offer myFtIi as q CanEIi.
Works. at the ensuing Charter Election t
drrl9 Et 9ANiES W. MOORE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

V9stssz7. CITY CI.ERELRTIYP..-Tre.,.S
49, fully nnnuGi,re lnySvIG Cz,iaIiLlate fur the
Office OF City CLERK. ut the approaching Charter
Election. ldrcl9%I 40 R.GsDONlIA0I.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26
IN S % r a NOE .

JOHN GEsr. ROET. MORRISON. W. \. LOGAN
LIST, MORRISON 8 CO.,
WholesOte GrOccrs & Produce Dealers
Nos. 10 ana so WEiR.SI, yEVRekifng; Va , . , /
We de4irs to state to the friends Of the late arm,
and 20 the trade generally thHt We are In possession
Wholesale Gnlsary ana Pr'tiuSa HhFihaAk. aA3pG =
We GFs letsrnlne4 tO execute all orders entrusted
to our caro- with 6lslfty aud PrOmptnes and on the
most favorable terms. Your ob't serTants.
LIST, MORRISON 4 Cos
wheesinS. IanaAty q. lSRn ianT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

BFGa STREET COMaITSsIOTER- r..
SSA MEssHs ENiTohss-PleNse annoulce EAI
missioner, and Dblise SN'S'f-
janlA MANY FRIRNDs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

EAe-T FOR R7LAYOR.-SIIssRs. Enf{oRs =
49, Ptease "RnopuSs ANDREW WILSON, Esq,
as Candidate for reelection 10 The once * SiayoF
At the ensuing Chatter ClectIou. s'ls-',s
JAMS TIIE PEOPLE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-01-26

E0PIA TO THE CITY sVC11ARRS4-.
49, We beg leave TO respes fully ositr as a can.
dictate for the oticc Of StrScf Comm ssi6Ecr 1fAW.
SSS M.4MIch, Who ts, We hgueFtly believe. na welt
4uaLihsd TO discharge the uIies &c sR4 once as Rfy
other person who can GC presented.
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.SadlIes, Harness. Trunks e

WHOLESALE & RETAIL,
b. SHEPPARD, So.15I Main Street cornero
q Union, will continue TO keep Ola hand alarEsRnd
complete assortment Of all aFticIcAfn his line consist.
Ing of La,ltes' and 0gntlees saldIes, Fine CoAFso
Harness Trunks, Ynres, Carpet Bags, SAteliels CJi
lars IIaties, Whips, &c. -
would respectfully call attentlon to my stock and
trust by strict attention and prOHpfness to merit
continuance Of the public patronage
All Kinds Of repairing promptly lone aud In a pro
per nltlneT. J. b. SHEPPARD. =
Bef20tb9. fas 13i. Mniu Street
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20

set med like 10 win, p was offered
freedom and promotion if he would es-
-pouse the Confederate cause. His militia
nv and scientific attaimente were consid-
cradle. which made them anxious for his
services. s.4 o..
Il have sworn allegiance to the I'm
ioD," SAID he, "and am not one to break
my pledge" When tempted with pro.
motion If he could be prevailed upon to
Denlist beneath their banner, he said: you
cannot buy my loyalty. I love Carolina
and the South, but l love my country
better" Finding him faithful to the flag
he loved, he was made to feel the power
of bis enemies. He was cast into mis-
cradle. damp, illventilated cell, and fed
on coarse fare; half the tine neglected by
his drunken keeper. His property was
con6scated, and his wife aud children
beggared. Poor fellow! he sank beneath &
his troubles, and was soon removed from
the persecution of his oppressors. The
day before his death he said TO his wife,
MARY, you are beggared because I
would not prove disloyal." .'a' a4t Io'-
"God be thanked Tor your 6de!ity!''9
replied the wife. "They have taken your
wealth and life, but could MOI stain your
honor, and our children shall boast of an
unspotted name. Ny hu band I rej ,ice
in your tru III" aase 81 hasai e
She re e'urned TO her friends after his
death, openly declaring her prouiest :.
boast should be. her husband died m ar
tyr to his patriotism. Who shall say the
day of heroism has passed. s' s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
Orlalnal 1AnFtru.
Written for the Pioneer.
TIE OLD SCHOOL-KOUS



Back to the scenes Ger which we love to ponder
The halcyon days of youth, which We revere
Back to the scenes, and live in dreamy wonder,
Or life again that never lack of cheer
Let care be banished and the heart made glad,
O'er creams of years when We were never sad.
Let hearts be buoyant now-we near the place
Our dingy ALMA MATEr rears her head
On it the belfrey still maintains its space
It's noisy inmates notes long since are dead
Here time too tread his never eeasing round,
And gather'd treasures for its growing mound.
The rusty hiuges on the oaken. door,
Crate harshly on the ear as through we pass
Intensely eager to behold once more
The cd familiar places-but alas |!
The forms and faces that were there of vore,
Are parted thence, to Fill the place no more
| here is relief upon the poplar desk,
Initials of two names are plainly seen
Which to the practiced eye may seem grotesque
But Were engraved with many sighs, wcen
Those names are merged in Que and on life's
The ones that bear it, dream golden dream
T here. too, the teacher on the rostrum sat.
While pearls OF wisdom from his ferr,,;;iiv uruin
Implanted gems within minds youthful, that
Have own mature aud bask in earnings train
God bless him now ! he's fall of honor'd years,
We owe him more than these our grateful tears
Thou cherished spot, III linger round thee still,
fond melnento craven on my heart
Oft Inayst thou fl i the soul with pleasures thrill
"hen sorrows come my present joys to thw art.
II from our hearts our youthful dreams be riven,
Then we are robbed of all our earthly heaven.
WAsHINaToN CoUYTY, MD, Dec. 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
NEWS ITEMS

/ AN4A ~ ~ - = A@AsA~S -.
~ The Richmond Christian Advo-.
cate has suspended from inability to pro-
cure printing paper. .t..- a...-.
~ Meade G Bro, apothecaries( Rich
mond J. advertise that inability to procure
supplies of medicine compel them to de-.
cline most Of their former business. ss.ez
i~The demand for paper of o. every
description is immense in r chm aud there
being none to speak of on hand. and
hardly any prospects of getting LAX
(printing) is quite as scarce.
~The small pox is m ,king terrible
work with the rebel troops oa Muldragh's
Hill, KY. Large hunters are dying dM-5
| ly OF it, says dispatch in the Richmon
Enquirer. -.
| ~T The Memphis Appeal Of Dec. Ell
says twelve hundred Greek warriors have
rebe1led, ana have callei for assistance
from the Federal G5vsrnment. They
are closely watched by our regimen of
Texans and one of the Cherokee regi-
ments. 's '''''
wT The Memphis Avalanche says the
Federal troops are leaving Cairo aud Pa
ducah 10 large numbers. supposed with
the object of cutting of JEFF Thompson.
Among the prisoners taken at the
battle of Belm ont. thir;y are reported
who refused to be exch anged, and which
proves what has been SO often stated.
they have m any men in their armies who
6ght unwilling ly.
%A peivate letter to Boston from
one of the Union prisoners at Richmond
states that the writer with six others is
confined in single cell sixteen feet BY
seventeen. .f.
The Little R ,ck Arkansas )Jouru-
al states that Union conspiracy" has
been discovered in that State, and that
several of the ''censpirators" have been
arrested.
T The Baltimore Sun mentions q
report that the President, as a military
necessity, has approved the scheme OF
constructing telegraph from Washing
ton to Fort Monroe, twenty miles OF which
is to be submarine.
HThe Irish tobacco dealers have
| raised their prices four cents per pound
for tobacco, in apprehension OF deficient
supply from the United States. sas
~The sleighing is said to be superb
over nearly the whole of the States of
Maine and Vermont, and large portion
of New Hampshire. H a1a
~ Ex-ninister Faulkner, released on
parole from Fort Warren, has gone to
Richmond to endeavor to exchange him.
self for Mr.. Ely. H 5
rM Mr.. Richardson of Illinois has de-
cided to accept, if offered him the Briga-
dier Generalship.
EFA A A johnson of Pittsburgh, had
his pocket picked on the 10th inst. at the
Railroad Depot. Washington city Of ss,-
, 900, in dra Is and money.
g 1t is curre ntly reported that the
military committee Of the house favor the
tire a,ment of the p.ivaleers captured BY
our vessels as prisoners of war.
~ The bill introduced by Mr.. Hutch
ins of Ohio, in the House of Representa-
,ives, proposes uncondilioualy to abolish
slavery in the District OF Columbia. ass
j., w It is believed that the Rebel army
at Manassas and along the Potomac mum
bers 100, 900 men.
/. The smallpox is prevalent in s;Louis.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20

THE Sc NE OF ELLSWORTH MURDER.
We lock in, oil course, a. the Marshal
House. 1t has long since been stripped
of its furniture, and the bare and deser-
ted rooms are now appropriated for SOL
soldiers's barracks. Vacancy marks the
spot where Ellsworth fell, for the stairway
on wk ich he met his death has literally
vanished away under the knives OF nu'
merous visitors. The fioorboards OF the
landing below have also disappeared, and
even the timbers that supported them are
fast going the same way. Into thous
and families, in every corner cf the lane
have thus passed the trivial mementoes
around which shall yet cling the house
hold mem ories of successive generations,
preserving in the popular heart to TIE
latest time and name, the fame and the
fate Of Ellsworth:
Tradition legend, tune and song,
Shall mauy an age that wall prooug.'
Wash. Cor. Y. !. Post.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20

INpUsTRY.-People may talk to you 0!
your being unfit for some peculiar occu-
pations in life but heed them not what
ever employ you follow with perseverance
and assdui;y, will be found fl for you ,
it will be your support in youth and com
fort in age. In learning the useful part
of any profession very moderate abilities
will suffice great abilities are generally y
injurious to the posessors. Life has been
compared to race tut the alusion
still Improves by observing that tie mos:
swift are ever the most apt to stray from
the course.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1861-12-20
mA German recently escaped fre

~A German recently escaped from
Charleston, furnishes the following list oi
prices OF articles in that city
Tea, S225 per pound ; coffee. 81 PEI
pound butter, rs cts per pound; alco
hol. s5 so per gallon fluid $3.50 PEI
gallon /; coal, $50 per ten, and no HARD
coal to be had at that price rice had la
ken a rise since the desertion of Beaufort
Bacon is not to be had for love or mon.
ey. and coarse brown sugar brought 1(
cents per pound, and best white 81 cts
Clothing is very dear, and somewhat
scarce. -f rtl