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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-12-05
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
RROADyVAy guyv vyODt-
BOARD REDUCED no % PER DA

BOARD REDUCED 10 90 PER DAY
CtIECE the opening Of this vast and oommodlous Ho-
- tel IN lS54 Il has been che single onduuvor Of the
proprotorB 20 make Il the most sumptuOus convenient
and comfortable homo for the citizen and stranger on
thls side OF the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely TO administer to tho
comforts Of s guests they have endeayorcd without re-
gard 20 cost 60 provide and 20 combine all the elements
oI individual and social enjoyment which modern art has
invented and modern taste approved the patronage
which has commanded during tho past elk years %
gratifying proof that their efforts have been appreciated
To meet che oxgenoios Of the times when an are re-.
qured to practice che most rigid economy tho UNDER
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICE OF BOARD TO 50 PER
DAY,
at the same time Hhating Of the luxursg with bc,
their table has hitherto been supplisd
TREADWELL, WulTCOyB q co
NJ York sept 2, 1861, sopl9m2nAA
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New Establishment!
FASHIONABLE TAILORING!

% GREENWOOD, Merchant Tailor, respectfully
o Announces 20 the citzenao OF Hillsb0r0 ana yicn-
lly tat he has commeUCod the above business n the
ehnp lately occupied by n. Eggliug, on High Street. %
few doorsHonth q Main whore he has now inst opened
mesh stock OF Cloths Casamores, Yeslngs &c. the
latest patterns which Doc prepared 90 cut and make 90
order on short notice and M the fashionable style
Also-Cutting done 60 order.
My terms VIII De mudo low 20 auit the times, and by
strict attention Go business hope 30 receive sbaro IN
Che public patronage. IA GREENWOOD
oct3tf
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10 PUT UP BEEF.

Mr. Masons return to Boston as a
State prisoner will revivo reoollections
of his declaration when last in that
city, that he did not expect TO return
thither until be should come in his Off
oial capacity as the representative of a
Southern Confederaoy. He is a ct rep
resontative of the baleaguered Rebel
States, and will meet an appropriate re-
ception.
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Mr.. EDIroRs-I believe the snswcr 20 "sale's" Cha
rade 10 last weeks paper must be, q Railroad. Am
right Mr. bi aud will You please ask "5alis 20 write
SOME more pretty Chorados Tor usi love 90 read the
"touthd Department." and wish I could write Cha.
rauos but papa says perhaps ! when am q Httls
older can write Enigmaa though aud mean 20 gsnd
you one before long Please put this in the naper Ind
don't sign nay name, but sign it
Liberty tp., Nov. 20, 1861. pApA's PET.
lour little friends answer Is correct aud wo are sure
salue VIII grant her request, and writo some more
mus1nt forget those Engmau, for are anxious to sse
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GBc Yomr CjrtJc.
want Of CHEEKY kitchens

Want Of CHEEKY Kitchens.
Very much is written and said about
pleasant and tastefully furnished par
lors, but the kitchen is left quite in the
background except as it is described
in stories of the olden time, with pom
derous beams overhead, from which
hung festOons of dried pumpkin, apple,
&c" 1t is too important part of home
to be neglected, yet it surely is neglect
ed. The porlor must be cool, and airy,
and sunshiny; but tho kitchen may be
wherever there is room for it, with a
view from curtainless windows of barn
yard or wood -pile-no paint or carpet
on the floor, no paper on the wallis
furnished with chairs and tables, and
also with clothes-frame aud wash tubs,
line Of dish-toWols over the stove, aud
row Of old hats, coats and froCks for
ornaments, This is a picture Of too
many of our farmers kitchens; Of the
place where we housekeepors, expect ia
spend a considerable portion Of our
time. No wonder that mothers look
! care-worn, and that farmers wives and
daughters complain of their Geld of Ia.
bor No wonder that soiled morning.
dresses are seen, for clean calico, white
collars and smooth hair could never feel
at home in dingy, cheerless Kitchen
and man who will not provide a pleas.
ant one, deserves to take his breakfast
every morning opposite a slOvenly look.
ing wife.
think now, Of one cheerful kitchen
a simple one to be sure-but the morn.
ing sun looks in through woodbine and
roses, and never goes behind the west.
ern hills without giving US q good night
glance-and morning glories love to
peep in and throw their dancing shad-
ows on the shining floor. The distant
view Of hills and woodlands makes ma
ny weary burden light by its silent
teachings, We sing in such a kitchen
just because we cannot help singing
and sad heart has no place there.
And now as we, shivering, wrap our
shawls about u.s. vaiuly endeavoring to
convince ourselves that winter is not
almost here, yet gladly bring our books
and knitting work around the big cook
stove for the evening, do, husbands and
fathers, hear my humble plea in behalf
OF the suffering sisterhood," and give
us a chceyy kitchcn.-G.
REMARKs.-Thnt's the right kind Of
talk! Why, the kitchens Of New Eng.
land are of thousand times moro con.
sequence than all the colleges Of New
England. The kitchen gives tone and
character to more of our people than
the colleges dove had almost said
and oil the schools besides. We like
the schools and colleges, but because
we have them, it is no reason why the
kitchen should be forgotten or neglect.
ed TN. e. Farmer.
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AN AsTOR IN THE ARMY.-Mr. John
Jacob Aator of New York city, has
Joined the staff Of Major General Nc
Clellan, with the commission Of Lieu
tenant Colonel. Mr.. Astor is the rep.
resontative Of thirty millions Of proper.
ty, with an income Of two millions Der
annum,
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QOOtl S department.
[For the News
Charado

ltur the 81
Charade.
HR d. %. UU0GINg.
'Mung an the nations Of thcoarth,
OF ancient times or modern birth,
My FIRST hath spread its wurs
Zen in our Hnd-the land most free
ltia5 @ sad necessity,
Like a black cloud arose.
Deep in a lofty, r0ck-ribbed hill
by sEoDND 10 silent and stlll
Arc It's dark depths, where 90
The Wild beasts from the morning light
MY WHOLE doth keep tho prison right,
As ull my readers know.
Camp Mitchell, N0y., 1851,
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After announcing the complete sue
cess Of Gov. Chase's visit to New York
to negotiats for another loan of fifty
millions from the New York and Bos-
ton Bankers, the New York Tribune
says:
when Gov. Chase assumed the du-
ties of the Treasury, he found his cof-
fers empty, our financial system in con
fusion, and our credit severely shaken.
Scarcely had he got control Of the seals
Of Office ere treason plunged the ooun-
try into a war of gigantic proportions,
which daily made demands Of immense
magnitude upon the moneyed resources
Of the Government. Not only had he
to discharge the ordinary duty of an Of
fee always onerous, and to expound and
execute a new and complicated tariff,
but to devise measures for furnishing
the Treasury with money in sums never
dreamed of by the most lavish of his
predecessors. But, by dint Of rare sa-
gacity, careful thought, wise forecast,
and a capacity for hard work which new
er flags, he has already won a reputation
which places him second to none of the
eminent men who have administered
that important department of the Gov
ernment."
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DIR. SCoTT: Please publish the follow
ing receipt for the accommodation of your
NUM- erous readers.
TO PUT UP BEEF.
Cut up and weigh the beef and then
bulk it up, as you do so, sprinkle lit
tie salt over it, and let it remain in
bulk 8 or 10 hours. Then, to 100 lbs
of beef, take quart of saltpeter. Put
the above in water sufficient to cover
the beef when pnt down in the barrel;
boil this pickle skim it we'll, aud. set it
off to COOL when cold, pour it over the
beef Always keep tho beef covered
with the pickle, and if you have a clean
barrel, you will have good beef, sure.
This makes excellent beef, and it is
less likely to spoil than whore more salt
is used Lebanon Star.
TIL. MORRIS.
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Lieut. Geo w. Snyder, one Of tho
gallant defenders Of Fort Sumter under
Major Anderson, died at Washington a
day or two since Of typhoid fever, su-
perinduced by his too arduous labors on
the fortifcations around the capital, -
u graduated at West Point in 1856,
with the highest honors.
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a IL persons are hereby notified not 10 trospass on
IN che premises o' tho undouIgned, by huntiug hsh
ing &c,i a8 tho law viii Do enforced against an 0nd
orl aitor thia day. Dated November Z, 1901
WIN B ERWIN,
JOHN RURBER,
ELlhABErH y. NINK,
novlhS WM. HUTCHINSON.
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THE CHILDREN OF THE LATE SRNA-
TOR DoUGLAs.--The children are both
boys, one being ten and the other twelve
years Of age They resided with their
grandmother, in North Carolina, subse-
quent to the death Of the death Of their
mother, until she died when they oamo
North, where they still remain. Judge
Douglas first Wifos name was Martin,
and she was the daughter of a wealthy
North Carolina gentleman, who, when
he died, wiled half his estate to his wife
and the balance to his two grandchil.
dron. When Mrs. Martin died, she left
the remaining portion to them. The
Judge had no control over it, except
such pnternal care as would be oonsis
tent under the circumstances. Ex.Gov-
ornor Reid, of North Carolina, being
one Of the guardians of the children,
employed Mr.. Endry, who is a British
subject, to come North and bring The
boys to North Caroline, as otherwise
the estate would be confscated accor.
ding to the fat Of JEFF Davis. The es
tate consists Of slaves plantations and
city property to the amount Of about
half million Of dollars A belief is ex.
pressed that tbs boys will refuse to 90
back at present, even shoull th5y be al
lowed to do so by the Government.
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COMFORTS FOR THE PRISONERS 49,
Cen Wool has been authorized by the
Secretary of War to confer with Gen.
Huger, the Confederate Commandant
at Norfolk, on the subject Of providing
clothing for cur soldiers who have by
the fortunes of war been made prison
ers. Gen. Hugor says supplies of
clothing entrusted to him, and Express
charges paid, will be forwarded to the
prisoners. It is known that the pris.
onerS are suffering greatly for want Of
clothing, many being almost naked.
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For tho News.

lFor the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma
1 am composed OF o ctters
My ia proposition.
My 03 ] Is one OF tho United States
MY 10 / is "a Kind of play,
My o. i8 what soldiers should know how tg do
Ny 3 rs o. strong liquor.
by @ iH % precious stone.
My means myself
4iy whole Is exactly what you want 20 fad out
Marahall, o. IKE pARTINGTOy
iaybuTu.
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SPRING REMEDY.
IuVi donoo from Homo
READ THE FOLLOWING.
DW. s. o. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Wine Bitters,
The Celebrated New England Remedy
HABITUAE ooNeTIPATIoN.


HABlTuAE CONSTIPATI ON.
JAUNDTCE, FEVER AND AGUE, GENERAL DE,
BILIrY, AND ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM
A Dl8ORDENED STOMACH, LIVER OR BOWELS
EWVIEY are used and recommended by the leading
Physicaus Of the country, and all who try them
pronounce them invaluable.
DR.. JAS. l.. LEEPEKE writes from Navarro StarkcO
Ohio "The Bitters highly praised by those sufer
ing from Indigestion, Dyspepsia, and Liver Com.
plaint."
y. s. DAVIS, Postmaster az WIllamsport Ohio says
"rhey give great satisfaction. I use them mysslf
petite. 10 relieved me, aud can recommend it with
greatassurauoeO Of itE merits"
Df.WM. NJ, KERR, Of RJgersvlllo Indiana, writes ui
that they are the most valuable medicine offered H1
has recommended them with great success and with
them made several OF bad cases Of puptation U
the Heart and General Debility.
j. W. HUNT writes from nophOs, Allen co. Ohio
q section whore Fever and Ague prevRls that he most
ohsoFuly recommends them Of decided merit ln All ca
sos Of EEVER AND AGUE, DYSPEPSIA and GENER,
AL DEBILITY"
d. x. GALLAGHER, NJ. d., writes from Van Wort
Oho' ~ most respectfully recommend the sherry Winc
whOrequlr8 stimulating medicine"
SUCH NEWS We ARE RECEIVING DAILY.
Thoy sold by Medicine Dealers generally Price
otl, per bottle, j. N. HARRIS q CO.,
Propristors for the Southern and Western States,
Cincinnati, o.
70 whom address an orders
Foraaleby j, s. Brown, Niokers Son, and Jauea
Mendonhall, Hlllsboroi g. Weaver aud Eli Watson
Co.. Leeshurgi Norton Robinson, Greenfield: Samuel
hhaokaton, Danyei aud by med Inc dealers general y
in the county. mari4vI
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Sale of Lands and Town Lots,

FORFEITED STATE oT ogIo FOR THE NoN-PAYNnNT
u
10
which are CHARGED with g ldn1rt Taxes and pen ~ lgh are added o Taxes for tho
Der merit month";
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FRANCE FOR THE UNIoN.-The Bal
timOre Patriot learns that tho son of a
distinguished citizen of Baltimore. in
the French army, writes to his father
that the French Ministers at a recent
meeting voted unanimously not to rec
Ognizs the independence Of the South
ern COnfoderacy. He also stated that
he knew Of private individuals in France
who would lend the United States Gov
srnment S5O000,0OO if it was needed
The feeling was generally in favor of
standing by the old Union and giving
funds for its support.
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Enormous rnauz Of spaoia.

The following tables exhibit the ire
mondous fact that the aggregate OK
ports Of specie have fallen off, as com
ared with lost year ovor forty.ono
millions, while the increased receipts
against the same period areNovor forty
three millions. With these facts before
us, there is no longer occasion to won
der that the money markets Of the Old
World are disturbed, or that money is
"ensy" in our own markets:
Tho Exports Of Specie from New
York from Jan. ! to present date, 1861,
are S3,283 900
Agpiustoamo time, 1860, 44'835,OOO
Decd export Of specie since
Jan. /, S4l,552,O 600
The receipts Of Foreign Gold and
Silver. and Of Gold from California, nt
New York, and at Boston for New York
account, since Jan. ], are about as fol-
lows;
New York, 836,337OOO
Foreign Gold entered at
Boston, 7,636,OOO
California Gold entered at
New York, 3O,l23,OOO
Total income of Gold since
Jan. /, S74,096, 600
Against same time 1860:
From Califor'a 29,O34,OOO
From abroad 2,O3O 900 s3I ,O64, 900
Increased receipts since
Ian SA3 O32 600
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The National Intellsencer says that
among the arrivals at Washington last
week was Col Charles 9. Todd, an aid
to Cen Harrison in 1912, and Inspoc-
tor General of the army. His mission
there is TO offer his services to the
Government by again pirding on tho
sword which he wore with so much hon
or in his early manhood Though ad
vanced in years, he is almoAt as youth
ful in Appearance as when ho served an p
der old Tip in 1912.
Gen Nelson's brigad,, which In part,
participated Ia the battle at Piketon,
Kentucky, comprises the following reg
im"n's: ID Ohio regiment, Col. Len. A.
Harris 2lst Ohio regiment, Col. Jesse
s. Morton; 83d Ohio regiment, Col.
Joshua W, Sill; Kentucky volunteor',
Col. Motcalf Kentucky volunteers, Col.
Marshallj Kentucky volunteers, Col.
Apperson; Kentucky volunteers, Col.
Grigsbyi Ohio battery, guns.
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tits said that Mr.. Corwin is endeav.
oring to make treaty with the Maxi
can Government under instructions
from Washington, which contemplate
the payment of certain European claims
against Mexico by the United States,
end in consideration Of such payments
Mexico shall cede 10 the United States
certain sections Of the country on her
Northern frontier.
Mr.. Pickett, acting as Agent Of the
Rebel States, is in the City Of Mexico,
protesting in the name Of his Govern,
ment, against the acts Of Mr.. Corwin.
The Columbus Journal of last week
says:
We are informed that a full supply
Of Hnbres, saddles, blankets, &C., for
arming and squipping the cavalry reg.
imentS now organized in tho State, have
been forwarded and will be speedily
distributed We are glad to hear that
the time for activity among the horse
men is drawing nigh, Some Of these
troops have been idle too long. Ken.
lucky aud Tennessee want them. and
want them now.
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THE BLooEADE NEARLY OoMp1ErE.
In reference TO the lies about rum
ming the blockade, the New Orleans
Crescent says: "lt is misleading for-
aign governments, 90 make assertions
Of this character, that the blockade Is
easily avoided, loheR not Ucsael has en-
tered the port Of Nc,g Orlooas giq the
rjVsr for 0rsr Rge mouths, and 0ah one
Ella the lakes from q foreign port
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Increased receipts since
Jan. ], SAB, ,O32,OOO
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SUB DISTRICT TAX.
District No. 8, WhitoOak Town
ship, mills
District No. o, Hamer Town
ship, 81 "
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\ sOUTHERN RANK.
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

BE y known that on hls second day of April In the year
Before roe, THOMAS LAYTON, Notary Public III and for
me ead city ofNeW Orleans duly coni Stoned sworn
qua ~ me presence Of the witnesses hereinafter named and
dersigned, personally came and appeared - .I
FREtEklCk RUDEWALD, $50. residing in THIS city a
Stoekh1 ider OF the SOUTHERN BANK Institution
porad under an act Of the Legislature of this state entitled
AN Act 10 establish General system Of Free Banrg in the
sate {" Louisiana approved the s9h day Of april 1853
and organized BY written articles Of ASSOCIATION executed before
Who represented that whereas by tile ad articles OF assoca
ton The capital stock Of the sad southern Bank whsHxed One
Million Two Hundred and Fifty thousand DDliaro @ 200 0GD
And whereas then the said Bank in adjustment deb
thereto by parties who had Suspended heir patmeIs
has ah Two Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars $3.50 0D
Of Ead Capt. Stock thus reducing the capital Of said Bank
One Million Of uGss, ,$0) 0oD: And whereas he exped
ency .pr OF canceg The said Two Hundred anE fif'y
tayn'samd n stock placing the same on he
ina, amnunt Of Ono iton Two tnnGed ana ly nous %
ioilars can ONLY b. de.- mined BY CEANlMlIR OF AZ
TON on the part If the ock ders the hhhg
this occasion having been pro ded Tor IN III ~ ''S
of association Of The said Bank; .,ot
Now therefore, the sad frederick RodewHd decnred f
with these 10 view and in virtue of fhrty0n. Powers t.
Attorney, numbered from number number thirty one In
elusive and herenno annexed for reference having been
UNANIMOUSLY authorized the shareholders OF
the said &onhen Bank in The prem he does hereby for
mni and automatically for himself individual " and in his Off
hereinafter named, the said Two Hunde and Fifty
Thansand Dollars OF the CAprl Stock of the said Southern
Bank taken in payment Of debt aresaid.
The and residences of the Stockholders also the
her shares he'd by them respect and represented herein
by the said aDpeaer declared by him to be a. olows
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-04-04

60 CANINE SPOR ES-MR. Fl. A HARDING
VIA wishes inform his patrons hat he will
Q1- his sTorts o. SUNDAY MORNING. at 10 O'Clock ana
ne All ut ) O'Clock.
Great assortment OF Dogs for sala and guaranteed; Bears
Game Chickens, Monkeys, Tigers, Coon Rats ETC., etc. al
ways band.
He also the diff rent diseases of the Dog.
Gcnemen time try their Dogs Of Pit gratis
rT~keunGls Apollo p lrwin's Omnibus
bles, Railway Station, Louis Avenue. NILS I'm
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LEGAL NOTICES.


AJaTIUE TO TAX-PAYERS, WITHIN THAT
Of the Parish OF Jefferson Lett bank under the jdiis5
dcti0n OF the Police Jury Ns'a -. fs q y
Notice hereby given all hehar resident
resident of The Parish of Jefferson Left Bank who liable
of Taxes i'm oaed according Aw for the year
1860 by The Police jury fer the Of salt Parh Of Jsersen,
Left Bank that all stch Parish Taxes will the LIST
day May s6; that within thirty Gays thereafter the said
taxes must be paid to the undersigned Chctor his office
The Court House. Town Of Carten in said Parse thai the
undersigned will be there FOR the purpose Of receiving said
Taxes and also all Parish Taxes Tfr;nins unpaid for the
ced ears day dur the thirty aforesaid from
10 o'clock A NJ 10 O'clock P. N. IA ,s.s5.g tg
And further that at the exua;ion Of said delay list of the
bersOns shall have failed the Taxes ne bg them
shall drawn the undersigned Collector whose duty it
shall under the law seize sell properyof the den
uuen pay and satisfy the shd with interest
thereon. .l4.-E j j. GUTIERREZ, Collector l: ~
Il ,sseft Bank Parrish of Jefferson.
Parish, sJeaevso,. Tssnpf crrolaA IAN, 1851 ms BOT
NOTICE. 80 TAX-PAYEa RS.-THE* UNDER
IL signed Gollecor Of sag Taxes DOT hereby notie ~
1851 within the Of this city 70 call at his Office
u City Halt ,hrd story. aud pay the within the time
bv law under penalty Of their property being mort
gagged for said aNes. Licenses past DUE and liable penalty
from S250to $1,000. E = = !. z5-ztA ssl
Office hours from A. N. to 3 p ~ m. 90
THoS. ASKBW, tfsEEsz .:aa-
Collector Fist District.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

...'..! .t STATE OF LOUISIANA. e. ...-
SIXTH DISTRICT CoURr cmT,RER, HARRISON + CO: VS.
NOrtCE is hereby given 20 the creditors
~ OF Messs Cutrer liarTiso Cos that they have tins dsy
and twenty four months and that meeting said creditors
will be held before g. 9. Gorhutk, Noary Public SAT-
URDAY 23d day Of March, ,S6l 10 o'clock NJ for the
pnpoe Of taking mo consideration the affairs Of petitioners
in the meam MI Judicial proceedings against their prisons
and property stayed. ~ - -. .4 :, d.
By order of the Coun. .z.e.s Ii. .
.sI''700 A. S. yILLERE, Deputy Clerk.