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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-10-30
Gbr 4Ome Circle.

EARLY MARRIAGE.-Do your best
to get your sons we'll married, and soon
By well married, / mean that they
should pair off old-fashionedly, for love,
and marry what deserves to be loved,
as well as what is lovely. I confess
that think falling in love is the best
way to begin but then the moment you
fall, you should get mp and look about
you, and see how the land lies, and
whether it is as goodly aa it looks. 1
don't like walking into love, or being
sold or selling yourself into it, which,
after all, is not it. And by "soou," 1
mean as soon as they are keeping them
selves for wife-such wife as alone
mean is cheaper to a young man
than no wife, and is his best compan-
ion.- Dr. Brown, on Health.
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4Oettu.

[For the News
rhe Ohio Troops at the Battle OF
South Mountain.
(FouGnr SEPTEMBER II, 1927
BY G. II. WILLIAMS.
Upon the mountains craggy breast,
Concealed behind the dusly WOOD
That forms its lovely, vcrdant crest,
Full forty thousand rebels stood
Twas Sabbath morn and silence reigncd,
Save whispers given in command,
But far away each eye was strained
To view a fast approaching band.
band Of Union heroes bravo ...
Was pressing tow'rd tho mountains base,
Resolved that they would die, or save
Their Flag and Nation from disgrace.
Onward, and nearer stil they come
They yhalt-they form In battle-line
Aud yonder see a shrieking bomb
Goes crashing through the towering pine.
Another, and anothers sent,
"with compliments to Gen. Hm,"
But Gen. Hill knows what is meant,
And answers not the iron pin.
"Well! onward, men we'll find them OUT"
Speaks Reno to his brave command; ..
And "onwarL onward!" isthe shout,
And onward goes that Union band.
The gallant Cox and his brave boys
Are ordered up to lead the way,
But hark What means that bowling nosc?-
20 no IA holll-now, boys, for play
"File left, my lads-hcrO wen rcmain
Till Robertson has shelled that gun,
Then forward we will march again,
Aud make those rascal-rebe run -
Now on again, with steady tread,
This band of trusty heroes go;
While hundreds fall, but DER the dead
The living rush to meet the foe.
And louder grows the battle din;
Inc musketS rlng-the CannOns roar,
And ground where ne er before hath been
human foot, is wet with gore
Still contemporaries that steep,
They rush, nor pause to breathe sigh
For those who fall, to sleep that sleep
That heedcth not the battle-cry
The top is gained-.he Zoe revealed
Behind q wall of stone he stands;
He feels secure while haf-concealed--
But "CHARGE, RoYs, CHARGE !" rings the COZ
mand.
With one loud shout-one mighty bound,
Those Buckeye braves stand on the wall
moment more, they reach the ground,
And Treasons flag is seen to fall
The yictorysw won, but not complete,
Thoy fast pursue the flying foe
At last he turns-once moro they meet,
And Yalor strikes the hnal blow.
'Tis evening now. The cannon's roar
No longer shakes the hill and plain,
But faraway from shore to shore,
The echoes tell of hundreds slain.
Aud in the list brave RESo's name
Shines with bright, unfading ray;
He wen glorious, lasting fame,
And died, as victory crowned the day!
Level Ohio Oct, 1862
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SheriR,S Sale.

THE STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, IS.
DURSUANT to the command Of an order
II for sale Issued from the Court of Common
will oiler at Public Sale at the door of the Court
House, in IIillsboro, on
Monday, November 3, 4. d. 1862,
at o'clock p NJ. of said day, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
Situate IN the town of Hilsborough Highland county
Ohio being portions of In Lot No 81 in said town. and
known and designated as such the recorded plat OF
SAID town. owit' 40 feet front High street, the
corner OF Walnut and High Streets running back 10
feet to alley in the Of said lot 10 feet vide run
ming parallel with the line fronting High street; said
property being subdivisions aud OF said lot. ~
To be sold by order of Court in eortan action where
inDavid johnson, Is plantin and James II. Thompson,
Heary Turner and others are defendants,
Valued ats
Terms OF Sale~-Cash n. W. SPARGUR
Sheriff Highland county.
FDWARD l., JOHNSON Att'y n so,,15ts.n,,i.eaa "a
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When men, by age, fail in their sight
and hearing, they had better consoI e
themselves with the thought that they
have seen and heard quite enough.
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FASHIONABLE ladies now in Paris carry
small canes, with jewelled heads when
they promenade the public thorough.
fares.
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DS- The Enigma we commence with this week, by
"smal Bill Co." is avery good one, and may as
model for others to initiate. We shall be glad to have
more from the same writer.
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BAKED BEANs.-Few people know
the luxury of baked beans, simply be-
cause few cooks properly prepare them.
Beans, generally, are not cooked half
long enough. This is our method /:
Two quarts of middling sized white
beans, two pounds of salt pork, and one
spoonful Of molasses. Pick the beans
over carefully, wash, and add a gallon
OF hot soft water let them soak in it
over night. In the morning put them
in fresh water, aud boil gently till the
skin is very tender and about to break
adding a tcaspoonful of saleratus.-
Take them up dry, and put them in a
dish, stir in the molasses, cash the pork
and put it down in the dish, SO as to
have the beans cover all the upper sur.
face turn in boiling water till the tor
just covered ; bake with a steady FIRE
four or five hours. Watch thom, and
add more water from time to time as il
dries away. The foregoing is first
rate recipe. Those who do not like tn,
idea of the molasses, may omit it, though
it adds to the perfection of the DISH
Germantown Telegraph.
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"HEADING THE MINISTER" Some
fellows hailed clergyman, the other
day, with request that he would set
tie a dispute amongst them. "What
aboutP" said he. "Tell us how old the
Devil is1" they answered. "Keep your
own family records, gentlemen, keep
your own records, said he.
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TO the Farmer

We can furnish Plows Plow Points, Cultiyaors Double
Shovel Pows, Hoes, Rakes, Hamcs, Traces Log Chains
Breast Chains, Forks, Spades, sc.
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Estate of Jacob Bishir. Jr.

NOTIpt Y hereby glyen that the subscrlber has
IN been dnly appointed and qualified as Admnistra.
COR OF the estate Of Jacob Bshr Jr, late OF Highland
county, Ohio, deceased. Dated September rs. 1862
s'plsw5 JAMES MENDENHALL
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A ooTEMpoRARY says, "a female re
cruit in Rochester was detected BY try
ing TO nut her rants ON over her headP'
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The man who drives his business, has
just purchased new reins and whip.
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For the Hous ekee pc
Wehaye Knives, Forks, Tea Spoons Table SpSons Plat
cd FOrksandspoons Bird Cages, BroOms, &c.
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Uouundrum.

When dOesa young lady wish to win more than sevou
ts1wSt onoel When she tries to asciaio asten eight
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Notice.

TUNHE undersigned has been duly appointed as Ad
~ minbtratnr 'de bOnis non OF the estate and prom
erty Of Ezra Lucas late Of Highland county Ohio, de
ceased. ''''Ti'
Dated September 10TH 1862, ...''';f.
. JOHN IRWIN, Admir-
sep25wa itie h6nisnon -
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From the message of Governor Hol-
brook of Vermont, we learn that that
brave little State has raised in all 10000
men for the war, fully 1000 more than
her proportion under all acquisitions.
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A MAN KILLED BY THE ELEPHANT
HANEIBAL.-Th notorious elephant,
Hannibal, belong to Van Amburg &
Cos menagerie, few weeks since, at
Caldwell, Illinois, killed a man who in
the absence Of HannibaPs keeper, irri.
tated him! In order TO prevent any
further accidents from the elephant, Mr..
Van Amburg had his enormous tusks
sawn of, few inches from his Jaw, thus
reducing him to the position of nom
combataut for the future. taj ia
The McCounsllsville Herald says that
widow lady named Sheets, living
about half mile from that place, has
6 IONS in the armyr-thres in the l7ih
Ohio, Gone Lieu snant one iDlhe 20 ,
and one in the 9th. Also Jos, Smith,
Of Centre Township, Morgan Co. has
6 boys now in the service Of their eoun-
try, and he himself has only roceaily
been discharged at Louisville, over 60
years old.
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Something New.

Merchants and Business Men.
H0- xIS, va
BUerybody Take Notice
NNyH0 HAS A NOTE OR ACCOUNT. either At
wv home or abroad, let It be large or small can
hayel promptly attended to, by calling at tile : -
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Northeast cerner OF Main aud High SIS
Having made arrang genents so az 10 haye Tpavelin a
Collector over Highland Ross, Brown, Adams and CIer
mont coantles all Notes OF Accounts le In my hands
give perfect satisfaction. D'''NN
1 have also made arrangements with eompetent and
experienced Attorney, to assist In any way In
the prompt collection of claims wis Will always be In
my Office, ready to any que tlons or tb receive
claims during my absence = = i' n N 'V''V
w, j. MILLER, ......
nlarOtf Hillsboro, Highland county, o,
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THE abdcation of Queen Victoria is
again seriously talked of abroad. The
Patrie says thatthe discussion of the
measure with her German relatives is
the cause of the Queens visit to Ger.
many. The act of abdication-o
course in favor of the Prince of Wales
will, it is said, take place next spring
Immediately after the marriage of the
Prince with tho Princess Alexandria of
Denmark.
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Administrator,s Notine.

NJOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified as Adminstra-
tor Of the estate Of John Campbell late Of Highland
county, Ohio, deceased. Dated August 2s 1862
aQ2ewJT JOHN W CAMPBELL
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The Oarriag Makel
will tind every kind Of Springs, Axles, Bolts
Spokes, Felloes, Oil Cloths, &c.
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We keepan assortment of Fine Pocket Cutlery besides
one thousand and one other articles cassed as HARD.
WARE, will be found at our Hardware and Iron Store
corner Main and Short Sts. Hillsboro,O.
Black & KibIers.
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SUGARS AND COFFEE

IOR0wN SUGAR; Refined yellow sugar;
MO Crushed Sugar; Grahuated do;
Powdered dol Coffee do;
Rio Uofee; Lapuayra Ooffae
In store aud for sale by
ap26 N NTIIRE
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HARDWARE LINE!
WNTE would invite attention to our complete an,
w wcll-selected stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware
The Carnantar

II Q . q p Q n I 9 I
VIII find in our store every article OF Tools snable tc
his trade. We keep Planes, Boring Machines Chisels
Hand Saws Tenon Saws Rip Saws Fret Saws, Hand and
Broad Axes, Hatchets, Hammers, &C., &c.
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The Blaeksmitb

VIII find the largest and best variety of IRON and
STEEL in Highland County We keep our stock of Iron
ALWAYS full by weekly receipts, by whchwe can supply
every want.
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NOTICE.

INUIIOL'
FENHE wives ofsoldeTs in the a. s. service and others
n entitled tn pay from the County relief fund, who
may resile In the Township Of Liberty, Highland
County, Ohio, will report themselves and number OF
children to s. p Shtope Clerk of said Township, If
reported personally by certificate signed by AZ least
two credible Witnesses in order TO their pay
from said relief fund.- by the 25h day Of August 1862
By order Of the Trustees Of Liberty Township.
augl4w2 5. p. SHROPE, Clerk.
, 1862-01-11
TO. SHIPPERS OF PRODUCE
85axnnrferA fraua Europe

The rsnd Trunk Hsilnx1 Copz7ny e Caa*aa 9d tssoe
farnI Of produce st Iow sst ~ e
9 y. TH-pG1h ff3 al Iafn fson Ha!r- LtEez~
poi POI saa Ayi Il II, eh q RsssaaaaaS IL 2
sAa. Eo rImka stxeat4 Chitska
Fl pxxSuepos, Gen E:e1gh. Agent. Aoofsea1
, 1862-01-11
Ministerial Smugglcr at Fortress
Monroe-fFheth he had In his CrnVxt-
Contents of Twenty Trunks.
Fortress Monroe Correspondence 9th Ph1ladel-
%,t,ta Tr.n,

Monroe-Ehet he had In his CraVnt-
contents OF Twenty Trunks.
Fortress Monroe Correspondence 9th Phtlsdal-
phia Inquirer.l
Our readers will remember having read, .
1e~ days since, in the Inquirer, our account Of
the arrival and departure from this point Of
the Reverend J. F. B. Wilmer, formerly Of
Philadelphia. We stated then that this gen
tleman arrived here with an immense number
Of trunks, travelling bags, bales, &C., which
General Wool, very properly, ordered the Pro-
ture inspection.
;. lu the first place, Mr.. Winners person was
thoroughly searched, and net in vain, for nu-
merous maps, plans, papers, letters and docu-
ments were found concealed in the Innings Of
Lis clothing, ,and in his white crayat were found
number OF illustrated wecklies containing
sketches Of Gen. Burnside's Expedition, with
spccnla'ions Us to its destination. This opera
tion OF inspection was borne by Mr. Wilmer
in manner quite creditable to any raw re-
cr1lit.
Gen. Wool then deemed it eminently e1pe-
dient and proper to have Mr. Winners s'per-
eonal apparel examined, which was eneased
N only t'ceaty trunks. With what alacrity
Capt. Dayis performed this duty need not be
mentioned, for, as native OF tie loyal city Of
Rrothcrly Love- We blushed at the thought
OF being present.
Twenty trunks were unlocked, opened and
found to contain The following articles,
valued ~ al at s., 600 in your city, and per-
haps 81, ,0C0 in the C. S. A.:
1piece Of white cotton cloth.
piece heavy white flannel
q pairs gentlemea's dress pantaloons.
70 pounds best old Government Java coffee.
2 dozen fine linen haDdeIchiefs,
Is gross buttons various styles.
10a papers OF needles.
50 papers Of pins, assorted styles.
of ILL
, 1862-01-11

The male population Of Maine is s15, ,2s6;
of whom 112 900 are between the ages Of scy-
entecn and forty.
The Queen of England and Prince of
Wales.
The n. T. Herald makes the following state
mcnt, upon What authority: We arc not In
formed:
Pursuing the traditions Of their wars against
the republican ideas Of the first French Revu-
luton, and against Napoleon Bonaparte, as
the English aristocracy, in Illuminating war
with the United States, are still Aithfal to
their policy Of snppressing the diyine rights Of
the people.
NC are gratided to perceive, however, that
England's royal family take more sagacious
and comprehensive view Of the policy Of their
Government in regard to American affairs. It
appears that the visitation Of death to Prince
Albert, although coming upon him in the
prime OF life, was accepted BY him with
something Of cheeIfulness, in view Of his
release from the "sea Of troubies'' which
he feared would soon be let loose upon England
from the war resolved upon against the United
States By the Pa1merston Ministry. Itappears
that the amiab1e Queen Fictoria, fnl1y sympa-
tlizing IN the views Of her Intelligent consurt
and confidential adviser, has been holding Pal
mers,on and Russell under some restraint
and that the young Prince Of Wales, still
| fresb1y remembering the many scenes Of the
! kindly hospitalities which marked his late
| trinmphal Journey through our loyal States,
was perfectly furious when appriscd Of Ear
Russelps intended instructions to Lord LJons
touching the affair Of the Trent. This infor
nation, which has found Its way to us from
England, and which VIC believe to be substan
tally true, will account for the Late cold ani
mysterious al1usion Of the London Times II
tue Prince Of Walcs-to wit; that he INNS
now, as the right hand Of his royal mother
| of use1u1nes5.t =.
, 1862-01-11

"Al aboard is the word at Cairo, and
The expedition so long promised Will be of
Today, wind and weather permitting. It
will rendezvous at Paducah, and thence
proceed, it is said, up the Tennessee River
some siSty-fye miles to Fort Henry, on
the State line, rebel work mounting
some dozen guns Of large caliber. At this
point they are about equal distant from
Nashville and Memphis, and within striking
distance Of either. Proceeding few miles
Further south, they hold the communication
between the two cities. If Gen, Buell.
should at the same time advance on Bow
ling Green and Nashville, the capital Of Ten
nessec will fall easily into our hands. The
magnitude Of the preparations at Cairo
has been but partially realized by the
public. There will be some sixty
boats, carrying guns or troops, and at
least 5000 men, under Generals Grant,
Smith, Wallace and McClernand, Gen.
Grant being the senior officer in command.
1t will astonish the Columbus rebels some
~hat to have the position turned upon
Them so completely. There are no fortifi-
cations along the Tennessee river within
the limits Of kcntucky-that is to say there
were none when tile reconnaissance was
made some days since. But whether there
be or not, the gunboats will attend to that.
1t Is stated that the column sent forward
from Benton Barracks to Cairo, to join in
IN the expedition or take the place Of those
troops that leave, has been delayed on the
river, and viii not arrive before this morn
ing. A St Louis dispatch has denied that
il had left at all, but this must be an error.
, 1862-01-11
. Nelu au hFrt15R1r7Bts.

G. II. SGRfTEN, 4dssstisiag Age1t1 e3 DeuT
bo7Hss-, l. authorized to ,sceies 4drs tiets Jor
d&s and al Tie leading Rapess Qf tie No7**a.osst.
, 1862-01-11
an IMPROVED TOME IN THE CANA.
DIAN PRESS.
ssThe Canadians Do Not BympathEze
with the South.

lCIoll LIE IOFp1io &t1lnes Yin 1HEt-J
The Lecder has been compelled to aclnowl-
liz between Canada and the United States.
Public Indignation has been manifested against
/ in a manner which its publisher knows how to
appreciate; the agent Of JEFF. Davis is no Longer
Editor, and an apotogy for his misdesds hos been
snaes7td The dn.eade takes the form Of dis
ernment are responsible for the organ's in
ceDdiary career. The Government uudoubt-
cdly hoped at first to make political capital
by raising the war feeling, but the organs
overdid the work; the c1oven foot was seen;
the reaction in the public mind is complete
the Quebec Chronie3c, has also changed its
note. a few weeks ago it recommended the
British Government to break the blockade; j;
1ow It says:
SIT is surely for the interest Of the States, as
gether in anity. We are nearly three millions
ofpeople, and we eoon hope to be more II the
Union is to be permanently divided into two or
these will think our cnetom an object of compe-
ttton. If it is to be reunited, it would surely be
better that tho population on both sides of the
ing each other in the development of their ma
tional resources-cneonraging and extending
reciprocal trade-and breafins. down Jet further
o she h tbs hs
Statee, which now controls the press, may acc to
it that moderation Is introduced into the tone Of
the leading American Journals, or else make such
declaration Of their sentiments towards this
country as will coEnternct the evil effeeta that
have already been produced By icentiously abusive
newspapers.
This is excessively cool. The Chronicle, al,
though recognized, well paid organ Of the
Government, was quite IS abusive of the
United States as the New York Herald has
been Of England Yet it now calls on the
American Administration to restrain "licen
tiously abusive neHspapersI''
The truth is that our precious Ministry ven
turcd upon very hazardous and tricky polit
lcal game, and have had terrible fall. The
public voice unanimously condemns them, ,an6
sustains this Journal in preserving friendly
spirit towards the people Of the Northern
States, while we arm for our own defence
against all dangers, and steadily maintain on,
position as the guardians Of Britain's outpost
in North America. The Cunatiu7s people d
not s;1npathi2e soifh the South, and are not anz
ious for 4ear soiu the North. They have bee,
reckIessly belied by the Ministerial press t,
serve partizan purposes.
, 1862-01-11

Il appears that Com. Dupont is thorough
II disguised with the inaction of his asso-
ciate, Sherman, Of the land service, ami has
not only censured lin for his bad conduct,
but has taken the matter into his own
hands, in SO far as TO send $500 OF his ma
1ines Up to assist Gen. Stevens, who holds
the advance position. Sherman is mis-
eralle failure, besides, he's dyspeptic~ He
has no appetite for war upon so generous
and hospitable people" When shall we be
Fairly relieved Of him? If he were volun-
ieer officer, he would have been ordered
home in disgrace long ago. Being West
Pointer, and the especial protege Of Nc
Clellan, we suppose he must he endured
until q change takes place nearer the
throne. Af1er al, he has done as much IS
the army on the Potomac
, 1862-01-11

lsseeial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
SPRINGFIELD, January 10, 1852.
The Conventions to-day has been receiving,
resolutions.
One from MF. Edwards, Of; ssangamon, call
ing Oh the Auditor and Auditing Committee for
an account Of the expenses Of this war, in
structing the QuartermasterG General and Com
missary General to report the amount Of war
materiul contracted for and mos yet received,
and requesting Tho Governor to Inform the
Convention if the United States Government
had offered to relieve the State Of the task. of
supervising the Illinois troops and his answer
thereto, WAS adopted.
One By Mr. Hacker, declaring it to be the
sense Of this Convention that the writ Of ha-
beas corpus should not at, any time be sns-
pended, created sensation, aud WAS, laid on
the table and ordered to be printed
h1r. Bartley, of Gallatin. introduced a reso1u-
ton declaring that this Convention had d,power
BY constitutional provision to order the Gen
ers1 Assembly to legislate to prevent negroes
entering, aud also to drive out every negro
now living in this State, which Was lost by q
large vote.
At 5 3o'clock. the Convention adjon1ned to
allow the majority togo into caucus to. nom
mate assistant officers for the Convention.