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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1861-09-12
Con. FromonVs Proclamation.
Hr,uouAnrrns wrsrrny Drr,urwyr,
gr I0rfa. Nur BOD. 1901.


sr Louis, Aug. 3D ls5LJ
Circumstances, In my Judgment of
sufficient urgency render it necessary
that the commanding general of this
department should assume the admins.
trative powers of the State during It's
disorganizod condition. The holploss-
ness Of the civil authority, the total un.
certainty Of life, and the devastation Of
property by the hands Of murderors and
maraudors, who infest nearly every
county in tho State, and avail them
selves Of the public misfortunes and the
vicinity of a hostile force to crafty pri-
vote and noighborhood vengeance, and
who find an enemy wherever they find
plunder, finally demand the severest
measures to repress the daily increasing
crimes and outrages which are driving
off the inhabitants, running tho State,
and completely destroying tho public
safety.
Tho success Of our arms requires uni
ty Of purpose, without let or hindrance,
to the prompt administration of affairs.
In order, therefore, to suppress disor-
ders, TO MAINTAIN, ns Tar as now practica-
bic, the public peace, and to give socuri-
ty and protection to the persons and
property Of loyal citizens, / do hereby
cDtcnd and declare established martial
Ian throughout the State Of Missouri.
The lines of the army Of occupation
in this State arc for the present declared
to extend from Beavenworth, by way Of
the posts Of Jefferson City, Rolla, and
Ironton, to Cape Girardeau, on the
Mississippi.
All persons who shall be taken with
arms in their hands, within these lines,
shall be tried by court-martial: and, il
found guilty, will be shot.
Tho property, real and personal, Of
all persons in the State Of Missouri. who
shall take up arms against tho United
States, or who shall be directly proven
to have taken an active part with their
enemies in the field, is declared to be
con6scoted to the public use; ANIL Hch
slaces, u they hare any, are hereby dc.
clared free men.
JOHN G. FREMONT,
Mai. Gen. Commanding.
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JOHN c. FREMONT,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.

A WAR AGAINST ARIsToCRACY.-In
a recent address to the Irish people of
New York, on the occasion Of a fcis for
the benefit of the widows and children
of the slain soldiers of the Sizty-ninth,
Mr.. T. f. Meagher delivered a brilliant
Grafton upon the causes Of the war, the
complications surrounding it, the duties
involved, and the part tho Irish people
would be expected to take in its prose-
oution. Among other points presented
BY the orator was this: that the sympa-
thies of the Old World aristooracy be.
ing enlisted on the side of the South,
it was the part Of all true democrats and
Iovors Of democratic institutions, to
contribute to tho success of the North,
for the triumph of one was the triumph
Of democracy, while the triumph of the
other was that of a tyranny of the most
fearful character.
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......'
Our country, marvel of tho carthi
Oh ronlm 90 sudden greatness grown
The age that gloriod Boo thy birth,
Shalt 90 behold thee ovorthrowu7
Ehgl traitors lay that greatness low2
no, Lend of Hope and Blessing, h0l
And we who wear thy glorious name,
Shall we, like Crnvonsi stand apart
When those whom thou hast trusted aim
The deuth-hlow nt thy generous hearth
Forth goos the bottlo.cry, aud lol
Hosts rive in harness, shouting, mol
Aud they who founded, On our londi
The puwor that rules from sea tD sea-
Dlcd they in vain, or vainly planned
To leave their country great and lrCol
ThCir siorping ashcai ffum below,
Send up their thrilling murmur, mol
Knit thoy the gentle tics which long
These sister Sintog were proud tu woar,
And forged The kindly links sO strong
For idle hands iu sport 60 tear
Fur scornful hands aside 20 thruw7
No, by our fathers memory MOI
Our humming marts, our iron ways,
Our wiud-tUssod woods on mountain crest,
The hoarso Atlantic, with his bays,
The calm, broad Ocean of the WCst,
Aud Missisipp's torr8nt.aOw,
Aud loud Niagara answer MOL
Not yot the hour Is nigh, whom they
Who deep iu Eld's dim twilight sit,
Earih's ancient fiuEg, shall rise and Say,
"PrOud country, welcome 90 the pitI
So soon are thou, like us brought low 2"
No, Bullcn group Of shadows, Mol
For now, behold the arm that gavo
The victory lu our fathers day,
Strong, ns Of old, TO guard and save
That mighty arm which mono can stay
on clouds nboye and fields below,
Writes in mems sight, the answer, mol
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THE FIRST GUN FROM FoRr PIoKEvs.
The Mobile Tribune of the I'd inst.
states that at Pensacola few days ago,
the men were employed in getting the
dry dock, which is sunk near the enc
my's side, ready to be raised, we're fred
on from Pickens-frst a blank, then q
solid shot, then a shell. The last came
near doing damage, and the men aocor.
dinghy left, without unnecessary delay.
Gen. Bragg, it is stated in the South
ern papers, has been or is soon to be
transferred from Pensacola to com.
mand in North Carolina. The idea Of
taking Ft. Pickens appears to be about
given up by the rebels.
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SALEM WAsuINGT0N Co., IND., MAY 10 1880
DR.. honACE-Dcar Sir: MY son Thomas was given
clse. Tie almost skeletons flesh ard muscle soar
cd to have wasted away. Ho could not rise from "a living
% SITTING position One Doctor said 90 was o. case ol
humpagh AMI that all the doctors in the world could
not cure him. and that hc would have brcn dead long
ago IT, he had not been so well nur-cd A gtIln.ity
FORMED ON the outside oi The left Thigh extending from
the hip 10 the knee, aud the Doctor said Dec wond have
I" "op'n the thigh and 'crape the bone" THE operation
nelhS severe was persuaded 90 try youT scandinavian
b''H i9rlner amt Blood Pills ] procured three hot
Ties 81 the Purifier and two boxes Of Pills and 20 INV
H5onshnent they tnu away the rallpzity aud restored
MN to health, and hc is able TO work These are
the tcts ot the ease, md you at liberty tu make
Wha use oi them yuu please, and Co refer tu mo ff Won
u''"A proper Yours respectfully WM. SAGE.
!. J.. of the VI. b. Church.
Reader! do you know Of any other remedies ON oort
See advertisement. 1l,,1g,y5
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The Union Platform.

In our judgment, and We think, in
the judgment Of all who are sincerely
willing to forget party in this matter
the resolutions offered in the House of
Representatives by Col. McClernand, of
Illinois, and John J. Crittenden, Of
Kentucky-und adopted by the votes of
nearly all tho Northern Democrats, and
the Representatives, of Maryland, Ken
tucky and Missouri, as we'll as the Re
pubhcans, will furnish all the platform
wanted. The following are the resolu-
tiOns:
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"A Pure. Healthy Tonic. end one free from tho
deeioruus aud injurious ELECTS aure to follow huao n
ordinary use, Dies long haon Nit to bo nIorlium Dol
thn medical world Such % tuuIu end ono Hn HEIlnily
combined from The vegetable Kingdom Co 600 in rer-
ct accordance with Che nws of nature, and thus 1uniho
ho WoufHi riUm1uh. and Ht to tmo alloy nervous
aud other irfat0ug 0nd tome upa hc organs Of which
Che humuu body s composed s offered In Prot Woods
Restorative Cordial ond boud Rcnontor Hence % 8
perfectly adapted t1 Old aud young R0adcr, try %.
Thousands have dfcady done 500 and Tho tcatimpny De-
universal Boo its ufor-lNeu York htlos. srpl2wl
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3Nartia0cs.

MABRIEp-On tho ith inst, at Tho Eliiroii House,
lshOru, hy Rov. 81 Steel Or. BrNJAWty 70. DAVIS, uf
Now Holland, aud Bss MAR1AHEr ELDEU, OF Greenfield.
On tho 9th, 10y Uov. Vim. B Thompson, Mr.. ENOCu
a. Ross and Miss MARGARET j. rrAL.
On The same. 10y Row. N W. Cummius Mr. J0HNgON
FfNNEH and Miss PUErE Ans LururHED.
ON the samc, by the sumo Mr. JosEru gWtrH and Miss
EtiztuEru BATrWAv.
ON the sth of August, iy Squire Samuel Holmes nr.
J0US NurUurF and Miss NANCY LYLE an of this county
ON tar sth September, by the Same, Mr. WutAN
lao and Miss Lean villains, nl of This county
ON the sch lust, 10y Rev M Cummins, Mr.. CuARtrs
D. CHANEy and Miss MANY ASH GrHLEn, all OF Dodson
township.
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Nntinn

UOHN W. Huchey, Of the stnto NJ yg,g.o,-t u,,, -.
- notice that William Few, uf tho county az uigi,
Hn and Stato of Ohio did on tho 9th dsy of soptor
A. d. lahlf hlc his petition h the Court IN gg,,r,,,
,e7 within and for said county Of Highland and STATE M
nlo against tle snid John W. Inghey defendant set
E 3ln t't lhe sad defendant IS indebted % tho spI
"S .u wIly-one cents, together with Interest on soI
sum from the second day of MN, A. d. 1870 ON an ne,
rhos and attendance furnshrly tho s7fI uIRirfjT tg
lhe su defendant for the per0d 0r soyen years ana ono
month, commencing April !, 1888 and fcr1lir, t ~
j. le.E Aud The said plaintiff afterwards ON tbs s,Dg
hy' MED the proper affidavit Sand sued ont writ n ar
UWnmehi against tho rights credits moneys and effect.
."H"s "' Reuben w. Spntgur who was made Garuisbor
AlU ihe SAID John W. Iugh"y Is notified that be i rc
I''u u" appear and auswcr snd petition ON or bo1ro
the second day of November next. '''''"
MCDOWELL & BOYS Atty's soi5n,;
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vic Commenoed tho WarP

Stephen A. Douglas said at Chicago
on the 1st Of May: "Thoro has never
been a time from the day Washington
was inauguratod first President Of the
United States, when tho rights of the
Southern States stood frmor under the
laws of the land than they do now,
there never was a time when they had not
as good a cause for disunion as they
have to-day. * X * =
"Tho slavery question is a mere oz-
cuse. The election Of Mr.. Lincoln ia a
mere pretezu the present secession
movement is the result of an enormous
conspiracy formed more than q year
since, formed by the leaders Of the
southern confedoraOy more than twelve
months ago"
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CONFESSIONS OF A TRAIroR.-A reb-
el spy named Anderson was arrested in
New York last Thursday. He confess.
ed that he has for months past contrib
uted editorial articles to the News, Day
Book, and journal Of Commerce. An
intercepted letter from Washington ad-
vised him to go South via Kentucky, as
a passport could not be obtained from
the Government. He states that Ben
Wood and Isaiah Rynders have CON.
munioatod with the South as extensive.
ly as he has done Andorsou's CORES.
pondenco gives a great deal Of impor.
tant political information, besides i'm.
! Iplieatiug parties well known in the city
and State Of New York
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The union state Convention.


The Union State Convention held at
Columbus last Thursday was the larg-
est and most enthusiastic hold in that
city since 1910, Tho Convention was
presided over By tho Hon, Taos. Ew-
ISa, who made a strong Union speech
on taking tho Chair. Hooking Hunter
was also delegate. when such men
are seen in political Convention, ii
shows that there is something above and
beyond party in the movement. The
only platform adopted was the Critten.
den resolution passed by Congress-
Hon, DAVID TOP, a lifelong Democrat
was nominated for Governor by aoola.
nation The other nominations wer,
made with the utmost harmony. OF
the seven candidates on the ticket thre,
are Democrats, three Republicans, anC
one American, (Mr Torronce.) If al
signs do not fail, the ticket will b,
elected by at least 100000 majority
Am the Republicans, nearly all th,
Americans, and an the Democrats VII,
prefer country TO party, will give 4
| their hearty support
II viii be "Tod and Victory lhi
time, beyond a doubt
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ADVANCE IN COARSE WooLs.-The
Cincinnati Price Current of Sept. 5th
says:
The wool market has assumed an un-
usual phase, consequent upon the de-
mand for army clothing, and as the con
tracts bind the contractors to use the
coarse woods, the demand is altogether
for such, and prices are up to 3O@32 C
for common clean wool which is fully
up to the value of fine wools, and the
Indications now are that the common
grades will sell for higher price than
fine before long, as the demand is al
ready very pressing.
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NOTICE Us hereby given that on The 2slh day Of Au-
~ gust A. ID. 1861, Matthew r. Orr, uf UIIsIaro
nEu"ha county ONO, made an assignment 90 the un-
ncf7Eued James DIN NJ the same place aH trustos I'm
trust Tor the benefit ~ iR creditors Of an his DroDerv
money rights and nssotsi combating of his store Goods
ln eaI town OF lltshnrn his notes and nccOuuts and
has accepted said assignment as such assivnae IN if
tI9oeehhE accurdug 10 law 90 administer said trust.
A 'ISl"rs OF the said NJ. r. Orr, are Therefore re-
l"cH 20 present their claims against the said orr to
ing 90 law JttTFs NM
September 4, 1861. Assignee of nj m O1p
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The President has issued his proola-
nation, 60 accordance with q resolution
of Congress, appointing Thursday the
26tb day Of September, a Day Of Fasting
and Prayer BY The loyal people Of the
TInited States.
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bG-The members Of the Union Coun.
ty Committee are requested to meet in
Hillsboro on Saturday next. Their
names are as follows: Jno. NJ. John.
ston, w. Mex Pine, Jas. Gibson, Chas
Evans, ~ H HixsOn, Thos. Ellis, j.
L. Boardman, VIM. H. Glenn, Ed. Ar
thur, Benz Conard, Jas. S. Templin.
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The EAST INDIA SoUADRoN.-ORoial
dispatches from the East Indies state
that the flag officer of the squadron had
received the orders Of the Navy Depart.
mont for the immediate return of the
squadron to the United States.
One ship, however, will be left there,
and also on the coast of Africa and on
the coast of Brazil, after the respective
squadrOns shall have been Withdrawn
for bIockading purposes.
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ABRAHAM AND BERIAH.-Tho Pres
ideut has had a spicy correspondence
with Gov. Magofiu. Beriah writes,
urging Abraham to withdraw the U. s.
troops from Kentucky. Abraham po-
litOly declines, saying that the troops
are there at the urgent request of loyal
citizens Of Kentucky, to protect them
in their rights; and that no one except
the Governor and his messengers has
asked to have them Withdrawn. In
conclusion, Abraham hits him a sly,
but telling blow, by regretting that he
cannot find in his (Beriah's) mot very
short letter, any declaration or intima-
ton, that you entertain any desire for
the preservation of the Federal Union -
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Sgujal 91otitcs.

Gundry's Commercial College, Cincinnati
We have certificate for ull course of instruction at
thS weknown Institution, regular price TO, which we
viii sell at great bargain for oash. This Is rare
chance Dor anyyoung man wishing 20 qualify himsoffor
editorof this paper. iup27tf
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DEATH OF WIN. Lyon MACKENZIE -
VIM. Lyon Mackenzie, ex-membor Of
Parliament, died recently at his resi-
dence in Toronto. The deceased was
the Upper Canada leader of the rebel
lion of 1887, which resulted in his ex-
lie to the United States for twelve years,
during which time he was connected
with the New York Tribune. Being
pardOnod in l849, he returned to Can.
ada, aud was elected to Parliament
which position he occupied for several
years. He was universally respected.
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Holt on Comprom1ae.


In short speech at a seronado in
Boston, Hon. Joseph Holt Of Ky, said
FellOw-citizens: I am gratifed to saw
that during the somewhat extended tour
that have just made, 1 have nowhere
found the public voice faint, or the pub.
lie purpose faltering, in reference to the
vigorous prosecution Of this war, until
the Stars and Stripes shall float on every
flagstaff from which they have been torn.
Nowhere have I heard the word COM
PROMISE word which can now be ut
tered only by disloyal lips, or by those
speaking openly and directly in the in
terests Of the rebellion. So long as the
rebels have arms in their hands, there
is nothing to oompromise-nothing but
the honor Of the country and the integ-
rity OF the Government; and who but he
who is ready to fll a towards grave, is
prepared for submission to such humili-
alton as this2
That's true. None but towards or
traitors will talk of compromise now.
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The new kingdom Of Italy is rapidly
advancing in the development Of the
arts, sciences, and industrial pursuits.
In order to excite a spirit Of emulation
among its people, the Government of
King Victor Emanuel has resolved to
hold an exhibition Of arts and industry
at Florence during September and Oo.
tober.
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TIE oRLrrENDEN REsoLurroN.


"Resoired, by tho House of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States, that
the present deplorable civil war has
been forced upon the country by the
disunionists of the Southern States now
in revolt against the Constitutional
Government and in arms around the
| Capital
"Tbat in this national emergency,
Congress, banishing all feeling of mere
passion or resentment, will recollect on
| ly its duty to the whole country; that
this war is not waged on our part in
/ any spirit Of oppression, nor for any
| purpose ofConquost or subjugation, nor
purpose Of overthrowing or interfering
with the rights or established institu-
tions Of the States, but TO defend and
maintain the supremacy of the Consti-
tuition, and to preserve the Union with
all the dignity, equality and rights of
The several States unimpaired, and that
as sooTas these objects are accomplish
ed, the war ought to cease"
THE M'CLEREAND RESOLUTION.
"Whoreas, a portion Of the people of
the United States, in violation of their
Constitutional obligations, have taken
up arms against the National Govern
ment, and are now striving by an ag-
gressive and unrightoous war to over
throwit and break up the Union. Three
fore,
ResolUed, That this House pledges it.
self to vote any amount of money and
any number ofmen which may be Deoes-
sary to secure the speedy aud efFectual
suppression Of said rebellion, and the
permanent restoration of the Federal
authority everywhere within the limits
and jurisdiction of the United States. &"
Col MoCloruand is now, and has been
all bis life, Democrat, not Of the dis
union stamp, but an unconditional I'm
ion Democrat and is the leader of the
Douglas party in Congress.
There is no man who is not traitor
to his country, and a rebel at heart, but
is willing to accept the above resolu-
tions as his platform, without adding to
or taking from And the man or the
party that don't do 80. will sink so low
that no plummet's line will ever be
long enough to reach them.
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HoIoWay's Pills and Ointment-Dotbt ot am
nd-Coueumpton.-cau Consumption curcd7 T. "a
question that nag long aguatcd tho medical world-a
The humorous cases of prevention resulting from fp
timely uso of Holloway Pills and Ointment tasrtbrr
with tho actual c9rea Of many Boo uu advanced stnaa
would soem to iuicato positive reply 30 tbo above
query lt Is wcllkuown fact that the OumloDt MIN
II well rubbed into tho chest and haclt t v.iII 49,
90 Che very lung lud prevent the spreading of tho d.-
eae VINO tho rms uytloir aui-scpto action VIII nc
ltyaaro dangerous a dryiirElus cough is the drt
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MntfnnI

nave tliis day disposed of my entire interest I'm tt
~ hIu OF Chambers Cooper 90 Joseph Co0ler one M
We s9ld late hrn who uuth0rzod 90 lloct md reri
nl ueoH que said lrn. All porsons having claims
E",nst % sau ngm VII please present them 10 Joseph
SAME location. RTCTtBp l,II n .s73,,stt gt tN"
Lexington Station, NJ g O., r., Aug. i6, ISL.
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Ihe Greatest Blessing of the Age, Is the dis
eoF'Iy NJ perfect cure for the Hhrumutsm Cont and
NenEA'sai ami the pornui0us effects of Mercury which
eH'red without any Inconvenience, or the use Of Iu
teIR medicines We are satisfied % ts adaptation to
oN heretofore ncuabla complaints, and take plra ro
m clng the attention uf our rcudcrs 90 the advertise
et @ lI Nuolher coumnof our paper of Doctor Leland
ii''l'Nlt hNQ' 8upl2m3
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During the ooDaagration Of Canton,
caused by the bombardmont Of the
British, the extensive medical ware.
house Of our oountryn an, Dr. J. O.
Aver, Of Lowell, (tho depot Of his Cher.
ry Peetoral and Cathartio Pills, for
China) was totally destroyed. He now
makes a demand upon our Government
for indemnity for the loss Of his prop.
erty, and hence will grow another nut
to crack with our elder brother ohnny
Stick to it, Doctor; and If our Govern.
ment maintains our rights wherever
your Pills are sold, we shall only be un.
protected on tracts that are very bar
ron.- Roformor, Trenton, N. j.
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Notice 60 Carpenterg

IHNlE Commissioners of Ross and Highland counties.
~ viii ATTEND AZ tho National House iB Creen6cL'
on tho ioh day Of september nst between tbe bo1T1
o ~ d. and O'Clock p. d., 10 receive Sealed Pro-
3'' i9l ,ing bridge over Paint Greek az Oreen-
in ChilliCotho and Hillshoro ''' 'i"'o
hy order Of the Commissioners, JAS REECE.
''l""H Nu1ffuF H a.
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grO advertisements.
Exhibition of Horse and Mule
Colts

NNIEhE VIII be nm exhibition of Horse Colts, aired
~ nN tho celebrated Stallion uBinv Brown and
Mule Colts sired by the jack "Bob Miii1r nj tbc Fair
"r"lhI' on Wednesday October % hciae me- drst dnv
q" lhe county Fair All persons having colts nom mo
uuNe H"N gre invited 10 bring them for exhibition tho
entrance ier or which viii De paid hy the subacribsr
lhgscoi whom have bought Mule Colts arc rc1uostod
todoliyor them during the exhibition
Tho Premiums viii b. awarded os heretofore advetlsod
''pl4"d' CYRUS PATTERSON
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The Cleveland Plaiudealor places tho
Union State Ticket at the head of its
leading column and goes for it with its
usual pitch-in style.