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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27
patrietilth,

GIatn Jtorristomu pobnenbeV 52:idb.
rI9er Wann bat iicb erbcten, 500 &baltr
ju 0eten uno isIblf in oen Oipnit Der 8.
Stoaten ;u treten, penn in Ncrristopr
cine Gompa9nie fcrmirt merren tonn oua
Mtdnnern, i'm ltter pou 40 bis 55 Sab
ren. Gr perIanat ten 4mt in Der Gom:
pa9nie, ionoern miro e6 por;cbrn al6 8e.
melner ein3utreten. Der Monn bat pot
ro(ismu6 uno SeIo ; CT peroient Quf
munterun9 in letnem patrictiiben Nner'
bieten.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27
9hSner aua pen patriotiemua.

Gin SGr9er ron 2(lblnp, 9teu 9JUrP,
6srr Sosbur9, peIber oa5 Slid bat 3
errpa6iene S0bter, ober tsintn mdnnlis
den 9rbsn 3u beiIgen, iteute legte Mc6e
orsi Subitituten fur feline orei &O6ter-
feosn 3u S200-oa er Feline S0bne in bic
RSiben Der SaterlanoS: RGmpfer ItelIen
fcune. .---Sin brapSt Wdnn!
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27
Rrie0s< s<3n brics>teas.

GBtr Iassn bfernaG1sbsnp bic Uidtaasn unb
msIR rpatrfhsinItden-bsnn alls Ju 8cbsn III In
stntm pS&sntIiben SIatts rein unmSSIih--
Rrtessegla&riatrn, arnppsn'Sspssunssn, II. +,
10. tpisOr, nile iie bon Sag su SaB BET uHs elm.
trsffsn. fOIsen, bamIt unIrs eelsr BON alien Dor
fallen im 3ufammfnbans untsrri&tst usrpsn :
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27

~@afiius M. Slap 1T in @aibine,
ton on9etonmen. Gr ertldrt, oaB upr
Der 6ano feline eurppdiite Sntervsntlon,
in Auslibt ftebe.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27
ris 1lhlc,trn ocr KcbcIlrn

Nd6 Memp0i8 Bulletin will bic SClt.
ne berduS0cfunosn 5abtu, Uetd'e Don ctf
RebelcnfIbreru am 4. uub 5. cyuti an.
oeucmmen ucrotH iinb. Die DefenIp:
pciitit mmoa btftig dn9e9rifTen, See uni
ge0urF9aro rICtDem, olB Die sfctgleHar.
meeu ron orei SeIteu au6 ndd) Dem 9{rr.
Den maidbiren iOuteu : pom Gumbeyl1nt
ccer WtIlllmSport Tad penNiplpanien,
pon 3pu6pilc uno Cincinnati nab SSn:
Diana unp Sbip hu6 prn pa0ucob unc
Cairo nl0 Suincis.
SCl8an0e6 loll per @lOn tt5 <zolEHcr:
teIc3u96 lttn:
/. Ser SamtotluB miro uerfpggtt, 10
o1P McGleti0u feline &erit1rfun9en unc
feline prpoiipnsn mebr al fii) 5IeGen
fann.
?. 8uiQm6burg, yjCrFtolpn unc Die
9dn5e Sollbiniat miro btleBt.
3. @dn3 Gir9inieu wiyO 5arltderoDerf
uuo bic 8Ebinoun9 c5r Baltimore une
Sblo @ttenblhn SerftCrt.
4. Seem Orleans, 0Pempbi5 unb Der
NfIiltIlipPi mrroeu 5urUfercbert uno 6ie
Scr. Staoteh Sruppcn aus 2ennenee
uno &entutp rertrIebeH.
;. Ser Yptcmdc uno Sbip Dlr6eH an
cer5ii9lidb SU Speraticnsboien 9emaebt
mo Der &rr9 ron 9irginicn nab ~tarps
ianc pIrpflanjt,
d. &pn 8tVmcno pirb 9egen &a ibs
tn8tcn cine lunPe Yon 200, 600 Waun 9es
norfcn cicie Staot milo erCbert, SdItie
more befreit unb ae0en Ten ytcrpen ron
hrfanffn Nrfi Wnnftnn nil., nnriiMrf
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27
Ipid,tise Drorr von Gcneral rpsol.
OQrtl6burg, IS. Nu0. S0I0enot
WicDtiGe Croer erldien 9eitsrn bier:

Spe5ial Srber
sSon nun an wirb fein Minoeridbri:
ger, ipenn er lOnit auaIifiJirt 1T, ppn Dem
eromiuirenotn Wunbartt Doer Nsfrutir:
un96 Sfft,ier ;uriicf9espiefen weroen,
wenn ct ourO lein ei9ene6 2tfitcoOit unc
Ourb cinen ieincr Sfflyiere, ooer ir8enr
einen anoern an9aben0en 3euoen baWei:
fen fam, Dap 6r Die mtinotibe 3Ultim'
mun8 ieiuer Gltern, feine6 8crmuneea
ooer Meliter6 eybalten bar in ben Gjenll
Ger Ser. S'ta1ten 5u tretcn. Menn el
fein iolhes bat miro iein ei0ne6 3eu9nif
inter Si0 binreid)sn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27

Cairo, 81. Nu9. Sier cinoe9on9ene
3atbri6tsn gu SoI9e it Sort DcneIion
bel Der 2(nn0berun9 zines itarfen RebeIs
Ien,Gorpe uerIotlcn, neil Der Soften, od
nur 80 Sou 8aHer i'm Cumberland Ripsr
iln0, ieet wertbLce it.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27

~ 6alIbe ) 5 9toten auf bic Slrmers
uno Oroper5 Sanf, Snoiana, unO faIIbe
S 10 9toten 0uf cic Mpnt9omerp @Ountp
Slne iino i'm umlauf.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27
Gurie(am. rpesu dno Gle gitenbabncr

2(ntp. Der lebe Giott bat fic erfun,
Den, nm ZEN yzta0etreibern, Die INNER 10
iiretIib i!ucDsen, ca6 Sancpere 81 Ie.
gen.
Go icicn rpjr U6rtlIb i'm ,,Gbvifli6en
2(pcIo9stcn" ocftn lctte gIummer cine
Hciebeibreibur9 clnet WetbooiFcn. gre.
6i9er8 anf Dem @lfiiiiiPpi entbaIt,-
&ntrUitunN oorIber 2uft 9em0bt, caB
auf oen 0ampfbccten 10 picI GeiIubt
wErps, fabrt er 1Iio fort:
-uDie Std9etreibGr in friberer 3eit
pflcattn oub 70 ibreGlib 3u lu1en, ober
ourb Die Sifenbabneniit ibnen o0s Sano.
mere IN pieIen 8e9enocn 9cIe9t. SIcie
SetraDtung beitartt MIDI auf5 0leue in
Dem SIoublu, Gap ole GrtlnoUn0 Der Gis
ienbaGnen bcloneer6 Uon 6ott perorouet
lputce, at6 Seioroerun9 oe6 ,feide6 6bri:
iii ouf Groen, (Sel. 2)...."
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27

% Ser Gcmet 1T ieet oub nit bios
fem llu9e iibtbar ; rift eupa IL 9rao
peitlib pom Qolarfsrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27
per grieg fit Die lluiOu.
8otrt &rieGsTd1a
Tcn Der slrmee am SyOtOtnac

SdIttmcre, 19rn NusuR. Gin seilrrn
abinp rcn Fort Wuntoe anarfCmmsaeE SHr bal
uns fOIsenbe NittteilunS s'mu&t:
Die gVtcmas armsr IN am untsn Gnte Ger
6aIbirIsI anesfUmmen. Ubns I'm Wtnbsi.fn auf
ibrsm NeSs teIiligt gu letn.
GenuuI @eGIsllan fOu ssaern NlUrssn su
williamsburg sspelfn ien.
1 Die Gtajl,n brs GsnsraIs 5b Scbn Sorter,
ptI6s an Dem teuisitiarn ufsr osS 9amfs giurr
mar, III aud 1u Der 9altnltI tsratsrfOmmeu.
General Surnfipe mar am Srnntaae Az 5Urt
DlUurce BON spaItin9ton ansstOmmsn uno II psa
SdmsS Nrpsr bic gum @tidabpminp tinauf1saan.
gen. um gu fEten, tpis bic SpeatiCnen Dor l6
s,bn. gr II esft.n Wrraen smidsstrtrt unr
t'riGtst, rab aIlss i'br bsfrtsrissat abssIaufsn
q.
gCn tsr SaenWartissn Sts[ma bsr Grmsr
unO S'r'n Sstmmun8 fam natirIi4 ni&ts es.
(det petpen.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27
Gucrilla Krle8 in t)irainicn.

SaIttmOrG 10. aueua Cine Ospeftbe
pom General RfaV in Cumberland In RarSlanr
msIo't, Sa6 auf unIue pidrts an ter Bride an
osr ROmnsS eantlrl6s. asllrrn Natmittaa aes
fsusrt une Gin Wann !Sptlif Ssrrunest purtr.
Gin attiI. prl&ts CUR gtrfrIauna FER Su'd-
tlsppsr etssIdnrt mar, tcItr sinsn S6siI rsrsItrr
EtH une tSot'te ben bsrti6tiaten Guerilla 9ob O..
paEes Der Rell sniihlnpfte In bic 9srre
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27

% Ser 9ere6te ldbt Die pf'
nis iInFsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-08-27

O@@O ftin &bam9sfdpI 1T, oa 1T
anb fsine Gbre.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-13

morning. Nothing save occasional
skirmisbing is going on, though big
6sht is expected hourly. o.'r tI'H'
Morgan's Division ia coming up In
our rear and will probably take the ud-
vance tomorrow. iru fr'. g.iu'1J
As it would not be prudent for me to
state our force here, aud as | could not
if l SO desired, 1 will only say thutlin
my humble opinion it is sufficient to
''clean t"the valley. ..t.v uu
A hint, which to the wise hope will
be sufficient, and | close Winter has
already set in--tho patriotic Indies OF
Hillsboro and vicinity are good knitters
our boys will need mittens. Who'll
start the needles ....
As my candle is about TO "cave in,
so will GREY PONY.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-13
Southern Recruits.

The Richmond Examiner Of lato
date says it is proposed in some parts of
the South to make a forced conscrip-
ton of slaves for purposes of labor, and
it adds ...r
CAS- the war originated AMI is carried
on in great part for the defence Of the
STAKEHOLDER in his property, rights, and
the perpetuation of the institution, ho
ought to be first and foremost in aiding,
by every means in his power, the tri-
umph and success of our arms. The
STAKEHOLDER ought to remember that for
every negro he furnishes, he puts sol.
dier 10 tho ranks" .. a.I i
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-13
Be Not Weary in Well Doing.

A letter from Washington to the Co.
lumbus Soldiers Aid Society relates
the following:
Among the numberess things your
Society have sent, you are aware are
puds-small pillows, they have been
given out when needed; quite recently
one was given, among many other ar
ticles, to a young mau from one Of the
towns northwest from Columbus; his
father, who had come on to nurse him,
in adjusting the pad under his sons am
putated limb, saw the name Of his
daughter inscribed, which discovered to
him the fact that it had been made by
the boys sister, and that she had writ
ten her name upon it, The father told
me with tears in his eyes, that he and
his son had never been more affected by
an incident in their lives 1t appears
that the pad had been contributed to
the Aid Society ofthe young lady's town,
and by tho said Society sent to the Ohio
} Relief Association.
On Of the recent cool nights a patient
in the Patent Office Hospital complain
ed of feeling cold, the attendant know
ing that the New York Relief Associa
ton had a depository in the basement
; of the building, went down and took Q
comforter from a parcel returned and
placed it over the sick man; the wound
cd sufferer turned over one end, where
he found the name Of his wife written
in her own hand as the maker. You
may possibly imagine the poor mans
sensations. The comforter had beer
contributed to the Aid Society of the
soldiers town, and from thence it haC
reached Washington, with hundreds o.
others of like kind, and among the
thousands of sick and wounded in thi;
vicinity had fallen to the lot of the hus
band of the very woman who had con
tributed it TO the common stock of sani
tary stores How truly such casei
evince the truth of the text-"Cas
your bread upon the Waters," sc. ..
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-13
Gbe Yomr Girtle.
What a Woman can Do.

What a Woman can Do.
The Washington correspondent of the
Independent, gives the following &C.
count of great reform accomplished in
one Of the hospitals for soldiers in
Washington by New England woman.
Her name should be given to the public,
that due honor may be rendered to the
real reformer:
can interesting case has come to my
knowledge within day or two, where a
New England woman, alone and friend .
less, achieved a great reform in our hos.
pitals The surgeon having care of this
part cular hospital was a brute, treating
the men in his charge, the visitors, and
in deed the surgeons under him with
contemptuous cruelty. Having politi
cal influence, it was not an easy matter
to remove him, though there were hun.
dred acts Of his, any one of which would
or should be considered u sufficient t
cause for lis instant dismissal from the
service. But every one beneath him
was afraid to take the first step, for fear
the brutal man would turn upon the
person beginning the complaint and
with his superior position and influence
crush the complainant.
'Onc day New England woman
came to the hospital to see her sick son.
Size soon met the chief surgeon, and
was treated with coarse violence, lfhe
could have his own way, he said, he
would not permit woman to come
near the hospital. It was in vain that
she urged that she had not seen her
boy for long months, and that he was
now very i'll and perhaps dying. The
monster continued to revile her, but
dared not refuse her admittance to sec
her son. She soon found the surgeo n
in immediate attendance upon her boy
and told him Of the treatment she had
received from the chief surgeon. Ht
replied that he was not at all surprised
the chief surgeon treated every body
brutally. why then do you submit t.
such cruel outroge?' was the spirited
woman's question. Il suppose we mr.
all of us afraid to make any complain
against him I was the reply. The wo
man found her son incurably i'll and
the proper subject of a discharge. TIL,
assistant surgeon so Informed her.
She then sought the Chief Surgeon
! and asked him to make a report to tn
Surgeon General upon the condition o
{ her son. Hc refused with a dreadful
J oath. The New England grit In tn
i woman's heart took FIRE. You stan
+. there said she, 'and jeer at my sorrow
You use language towards me that
beast would be ashamed Of But lie
me tell you that, poor and fricndless a
am, l am moro powerful than you
!. and 1 will not leave Washington until
: have exposed your brutalityl' Sh
was as good as her word. She went I
Secretary Stanton. lie referred her I
the Surgeon General, with a reque'
that he would look carefully into tn
case, and if the facts warranted her al
sertiOns, that he would metO out rigr
usticc to the hospital surgeon, Th
first oct Of the Surgeon General was
order the surgeon IN charge to make
report upon the case Of the woman
son. HH"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-13
]Outb's department.

EH- We would prefer, if possible, that all we publish
ia the "Youth's Department" should be written ex-
pressly for it, by contributors who readers Of the
paper. We do not wish il to be understood, however,
that desire but youth TO write for it, On tho
contrary shall be pleased at all times to receive
tribaons from older persons and here extend special
Invitation to parents teachers and others, who think
they add to its interest," to send their productions
or the Of the writer's need not published
unless they wish it, but they must always be furnished
to Us in confidence And may not he amiss to remind
''grown-up" readers that Of the best writer's
of our language have not thought it beneath their dig,
ny exercise their taepta in writing books for chill
dreu. Maria Edgoworth, Mrs. BOrbaud, and our own
not less gifted "GrNcc Greenwood" usrlous
pies. So don't I've afraid dear sir, madam, that you
will bc compromising your dignity or making yourself
ridiculous by dcvoting little Of your time and talent
for the beneh Of the children Did not the Savior say
Except ye become Of these, yo can IN 20 wise
| enter tie kngdem OF Hpaven'V
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-13
MisrrttaNrONs.

Cotton Raising in the West.
There has been large amount Of cot
ton grown in Illinois and Indiana dur
ing the past season, though generally
in small parcels 1t is estimated that
Illinois alouc will produce 20, 600 bales.
The variety grown is the Upland, prin.
cipally from seed procured 10 Tenues
sec. The quality (snys correspOndenD
is excellent, and the quantity per ncrc.
so far as known, exceeds that of the cot
ton growing districts further South
The uncertainty of procuring seed in
the early part Of the senson prevented
many from planting; but the result Of
this years experiment is highly encour
aging, and will no doubt lead to an ex-
tensive cultivation of cotton in the
State noxt year. Illinois, it is thought,
could grow 100000 bales proftably.
In regard to the quality of this Nor
thern-grown cotton, the following tes'i.
mony is conclusive: .......- ....
The editor Of the Chicago Tribune
having received sample from Cedar
Greek Landing, Sc miles north of Cairo.
Ill.,, enclosed it to a cotton manufacturer
in Providence, Rhode Island, for exam.
inatiou. The following reply was re-
cciyed:
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-13
PROVIDENCE. Oct. q, 1862.

My DEAR SIR: I received your lettor
Of the 18th, and have examined aud
shown to others the sample Of Illinois
cotton you enclosed. can only say,
if such cotton as this Oan be produced
in Illinois, all that is required is guam.
tity, to keep manufacturers from going
to the so called Southern ConfederAoy
for supplies. 1t has a woolly appear.
aucc, like much upland cotton, but it
will make handsome goods. 1t is now
worth about go cents per pound.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-13
Notice.

WNLI BRACKEEY, of the county of of---
M in the State of Illinois, will take notice that Thos
Beeson Highland county and State OhiOdd the
20h day of August 1862, file his petition in the Court
of Common Pleas within aud for said county OF High
land aud State Of Ohio, against the said Eli Brackney
Rachel Bracinry and Joseph Adans defendants, setting
forth that the said Eli Bracknoy and Rachel Brackncy
gave mortgage certain lands situate in said county
of Highland, Ohio, described in the petition Of the
plaintiff, to-wit t.....
On the waters of Hardn's creek, and is part Of NJ
Fraleys survey No 232i and f. Daes survey No. 1876
Wnd Springers survey No. 30lI, beginning at stone
in the Hardns creek road being the northeast corner
Jacob Lndds of lands thence south l73I degrees
west 40 aud s51OOs poles to stone; thence north 72
degrees 30 and GlO0tls poles n stone; thence
south ~ degrees west 81 and SSl0Ohspolcs to stonc
thehce south l4 degrees east G2 aud 5O0hs poles to
stone; thenee south II degrees west and silOOths
poles to stone thence south 0& degrees east 80 and
40OOthS poles to sOne thence north s2 degrees east
n and SilO0hs poles to- stono thence south l5 de-
grees G poles to stone; thence north 6l34 degrees
east ~ poles to sone thence north lA4 degrees west
40 and lGlo0 poles to stones thoneo north degrees
west 6S and GSlo0ths poles stone thence north 339
degrees west GO and 90 lhs poles to the place of be-
ginning--containing hundred and two ocres, Que
quarter and four poles, lessto the pay
ment Of the of twenty five hundred and ninety
dollars and forty eight cents according certain
of hand referred to in said mortgage.
And that since the execution of said mortgage the de-
fendant Joseph Adams, claims Interest in said lands
under said Drackneyi and praying for judgment
against the said Eli Brackney for tho Of sixteen
hundred and hityfye dollars and thirty-wo cents and
the accrung interest the notes dua, set forth
in said petition. Aud that the said premises may be
sold to pay said claims.
And tho said petition further sets forth that the said
notes Of hand and mortgage assigned TO th
petitioner, by Anthony johnson, TO whom they wer'
given. .r. D
And the said Eli Brackney is notified that he re
dred to appear and said petition or before
the third Saturday after the 9th day Of October next.
- aA Gal .-.t.| II. BEESON
August 90, 1862. Atty for Plaintiff.
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SheriG's Sale.

THEsTATE OF ONO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, SIS.
WRURsUANT TO tho command Of an order
for sale issued from tho Court Of Common
will offer at Public Sale, at the door of the Court
House, in Hillshoro, on
Monday. NoUemJer 3, 4. d. 1862,
o'clock 7. NJ, of said day, the following described
real estate, t0-wit;
Situate in the town Of IIilsborough Highland county
Ohio being portions of Lot No 81 in said town, and
known and designated such ON the recorded Plot oi
Garner of walnut and High ree and running back ID
60 alley In the oi snd lot 10 feet wide, rum
ming parallel with the line fronting High street, SAID
property being subdivisions aud 2 of said lot
To be sold by order Of Court in OcoItain action where
In David Johnson is plaintiff and James H. thompson
Itnry Turner and others are defendants
Valued at
Terms Of sale--Cash. r. W. SPARGUR,
shoiiG Highland county.
EDWARD l.. JOHNSON, Atty. sep2hts-pr'siS4 70
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A Puzsls,
Miscellaneous EniEma" 49,

For tho News,
4 D. Miscellaneous Enigma, rr-.
ana composed OF l8 letters.
Ny IL ~ 10 Is river in Europe.
My Is 10 II is . river in Virginia.
My yili7 l8l 10 a Ia county Ia Michigan. ~. .''
MY 8 13 Z n IA Is O waterfowl.
Ay3 1915 10 S.isa Hebrew measure Of about six
pints.
My II 0 iI8 h the name Of a noted law-glver.
My l2 IA s 10 10 0 is the name Of town IN Spaiu.
-lI'' UNus.
Marshall, o., Nov, 8, 1869, ...r
"Unus" also sends the correct answer to tho Eng-
ma in the News Of Oct So which is-"Ths Reorgsusa.
tiVn Of the old Democratic Party" .. uls s.u,.
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