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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-02-27

For The NeWs,
Geographical Enigma.
am composed Of 1s letters.
My Q 10 IL Is the name Of a lake.
NV 10 10 II 2 4 isa county In Indlam.
My IL 2 7 10 2 0 is town In Iowa.
My 13 12 8 is q tributary Of the Big Miami.
NV o Is Is a county IN Georgia.
My Is u 19 Is q county in Tennessee.
My 8 2 is city In Asia
My I6 G is n river 10 Virginia
My whole is the namo Of q and wifs near Mar
hall. MYSELF.
Feb. 2, 1902.
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DISSERTATION oFTHEANNIvERsARY OF
WAsHINGToN' Washing
toms birthday was to be desecrated in
the South after tho fashion indicated in
the following paragraph from a Char.
lotte IN. C.) paper.
On the approaching 22d of February
the permanent Government Of the Con
federate States will be inaugurated at
Richmond. President Davis will be in.
stalled for six years and other interest
ing ceremonies take place. 1t will be
a memorable and interesting occasion,
and vast concourso of people, no doubt
will assemble to witness the ceremonies
of the day. Ha .r. Ha
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Answer to Geographical Enigma by Granville: with.
lacoochee
Answer 20 "Perry's" Geographical Enigma in same
paper; Friendly Islands.
Answer to "Edwins" Charade in paper OF Feb. 10 -
Cedar Tree.
Answer to Charade in last paper: A Table
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RAT HUNT.-In rat hunt, which
came off at Kingston, Ross CO., Ohio, be-
tween the lst and l4th of January, 1869
in which there were 3s Hunters, 5,4s4
Rats were killed-an averag eof (exclud-
ing two Sundays 457 per day, And
coantiug on half an ear ofcorn to feed
a day, and hundred ears of corn to
the bushel, it would amount to 27s
bushels per day, or l0,l ,l2O bushels per
year, which at 20 cts per bushel would
amount to ss,325,sO. Is this not a prof
table hunt?
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-02-27

A CHEAP AND DURABLE BAR Posi-.
I'VE find the following going the
rounds of our exchanges, and give it as
an economic and ready mode of manu-
featuring the article mentioned:-"On
almost every farm may be found a col
lection of old horse shoes, which can be
turned to good account in making bar.
posts. Select two middling sized sticks,
having a straight edge, (two heavy joists
answer well,) lay them side by side, and
nail on the horse-shoes so as TO form
the supports for the bars, and the work
is done, In most cases it will be peces
sary to heat the horseshoe, and with a
punch enlarge the nail holes sufficient.
ly to receive the fence nails, which
should be stronger aud larger than horse
nails. 7sy IN 81 aa.ui s.n,.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-02-27
I. G. STEELE.

FROM A LADY To HER HUSBAND, DATED
BRANDON, MISS, JAN. 29rH.
"OhI l fear we are going to see trou.
BILE, but hope for the best. My dar-
ling, what will do if ySu have fight
at Fort Henry2 l am so uneasy for
you; but we must put our trust in Him
who ruleth every thing. 4 X
l hope you have every thing fixed, up
at Fort Henry, and are safe. If the
enemy should come, l hope and pray
that you may be able to kill the very
last one of them; and, if not, to fright
en- them so they will never attempt the
same game any more.
"The weather has been Just like
spring for the last two or three weeks
but to-day it commenced raining, and
is getting quite cool. The peach and
plum trees are all in bloom, and every
thing looks like spring; but expect il
is going to freeze before long"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-02-27

Loss OF REBEL GENERALs.-Sin
the breaking ont of the rebellion, the
Southern Confederacy has lost the fol,
lowing named rebel Generals;
Maj. Gen. David E. Twiggs, resigned
Brigadier. Henry B. Jackson, re
signed.
Brigadier General Robert s. Garnett
killed.
Brigadior- General W. II. T. Walker
resigned.
Brigadier. General Bernard e. Bee
killed.
Brigadier- General Gideon j. Pillow
resigned. rl,s. syr-s
Brigadicr, General T. 7. Fauntleroy
resigned.
Brisadier.G General John B. Grayson
died.
Brigadier. General Felix X. ZolIioof,
fer. killed. HH fe7 ffa.ti sg
Brig. Gen, Philip St. George Cooke
committed suicide.
Brig. Gen. Tilghman, taken prisoner
at Fort Henry. 'Ht" i' .''H ~
Brigadier. Gen, Hill, takou pris
oner at Roanoke Island, N. @.
Brigadier-Gen. BGshrod II. johnson
taken at TT. DOnelson. 'Raear ra.
Maj Gen. Simon B. Buckner, takel
at TT. Donelson. .'ar 20 4 .n 't
Brig. Gen Price, taken near Spring
field, Mo. '2a h.a'1 sa PEI f''oi
To balance this long list, the Unior
army has lost but one General, the gal
liant Lyon, killed near Springfield, Mis-
souri,. @,5l. s.'.
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Yortru,
tFOr tho New.
rHu onAvn OF MY MorHrn.

LFor the News
THE GRAVE OF MY MOTHER.
whcn all other service Is vain from plant and treo,
the son ossos and gray ichen take mp their watch by
thc maidstone. The woods, the blossoms the gfbear
ing grasses, havo done their part for imo but these
do service forover."-lRUsK1N .....
The grass that waved over this mound
Has withorod and gone to decay,
And the flowers that covered the ground
. Have yielded to Winters rude sway.
The groon leaves that waved DER this hill,
with their cool, genial, lovely shade,
gko cold-heartod friends, in forgctfulness still,
Have ceased their viglls o'or tho dead.
Tho friends, woods, grass and aowcrs,
Grow weary and from their vigils sever;
Whilst humble, sustained by wondrous powers,
Tho gray llehon 'dOes service forever"
warmth lichen-silent as tho tombl
Blooming in youth for thousand years,
Smiling DER sorrow, meekly cheering in gloom,
All who arc moved by sorrows tears.
Whether in lonely yigils the dead,
. Orwi eternal tapestries crowning the mountain
stnr-like, tho silver lichcn stands at tho head
OF omblcms. looking for peace to God, as tho
fountain.
I dream Of my mothor--hOr grave is at hand,
1 seek the lono spot, moss-coyered ever;
No place is so dear, on land,
Az THIS, whore the silver lichon watches forever!
Fall Creek, 1862 -
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hOl
Qeoeraphioal EniRma.

IFor the News,
Geographical Enigma.
am composed OF IS letters.
NV Ia 8 IS was the goddess who taught men tc
till the ground.
My 10 IL & IS tabled river of He'll.
My IL 10 l3 ls n town in Austria.
My 6 2 7 Il n river in Austria.
My 4 Is 7 is town in the British Islca.
MY IL 4 Is IS II n town in tho West indies.
My 0 8 g 3 o I6 Ia a town In England.
My whole Is the names OF two Persian Kings. j. d
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-02-27

TREATMENT OF EAR,AcuE.-M. EN-
lie Duval says that he has, in person,
found relief in severe ear ache, after
other means had been tried in vain,
from tho use of equal parts of chloro-
form and laudanum; little being in.
troduced on piece of cotton. The effect
produced is a sensation of cold; then
there is numbness, followed by scarce
ly percoptible pain and refreshing sleep.
- Gaz, Med. de Lyon, July |, 1861.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-02-27

r FRYENd DQUGHNUTs,-The Boston
Evening Gazette furnishes tho follow.
ing recipe for frying doughnuts:--
Chipping the dOughnuts, before frying,
into well beaten eggs, covers them with
albumen and effectually keeps out the
grease" Our ''women folks" suggest
less expensive and troublesome meth
cd of effoctiDg the same object, viz;
mixing tho albumen of tho egg with the
other Ingredients of the dough when it
is made up. Try it, Maine Farmer.
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IFor the News.
Questions.

Questions.
I. What State the second to secode, and whom
2. When JEFF Davis elected President Of the reb,
el StatesI
3. When did mulliPan surrender LeNingtoni
4. When the great fire In Charleston, s. CT
8. When was ''little Mac" appointed COmmAnder-in-
chief OF the u. S. Al
Answers arc requested. MT A.
[The must be sent in by Saturday, March /,
30 as to appear in our paper Of the 6th.-Ed.1
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-02-27

A word that our friends at home may
know the great pleasure caused by the
reception Of letters from them. | wish
they could see the many pleasant faces
caused by kind letter from home, and
witness the sad disappointment caused
by the nou-reception of a looked, for
letter. A word in regard to the kind Of
letters wanted. Do not lavish out your
loug and continuous train of sympa.
thies about the su6erings of soldiers.
This we know much better than those
who have not tried the soldiers life
But tell us Of homo affairsi Of our dear
friends, what they are about, Sc.
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JEFF Davis triumphantly exclaims
"The destiny of the southern people il
a common destiny, and they are all
working for common end" Which
end, we think, judging from the course
thOy are taking, is the end Of hemp
cord. '.e
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France and England.


The following, according to the H.
DaRach de Gotha, was the state Of the
disposable land and sea forces of these
powers in 1861: ur'r IH1 ar"
France.--Army on war ootine, 767,
770 men, 10000 horses; peace footing
4l5,686 men, 1878 horses. Navy, COO
vessels afoat, building and under trans
formation, carrying together 1883
guns. Out Of that number there are
738 steamers, of which So are iron.
cosed. The crews of the feet, who on
a peace footing, amount to 1896 men
in case of war, be increased to 10000
The soamen forming part Of the mari.
time inscription are 0,000in number
The effective strength Of the marines is
22,400 men in peace and 26,979 in war
Custom house officers. or coast guard
55,561 men.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Army, 212,774
men, 81, ,904 horses. Navy, 993 vessels
carrying l6,411 guns. The crews mum
Der 79,20O men, of whom $4,000 are
marines and $3.50 coast guard men.
George Bancroft made speech in
New York the other day, aud read the
original letter of General Jackson
transmitting the closing part of his fa
nous proclamation to the revising hands
Of Mr.. Livingston. zone night, in the
watches of the night, as he sat alone, u
said Mr.. Bancroft, "he finished that
proclamation, and as he sent it to Liv-
ingston he accompanied it with these
words, written with his own hands-the
copy l now read was from the original
letter, for the authenticity of which
can vouch:
DEAR S1R:-I submit the basis and
conclusion of the proclamation for your
amendment and revision. Let it re.
ceive your best effort of language to
strike at the heart and to speak TO the
feelings. The Union must be preserv-
ed at all hazards, and at any price.
Yours, with high regard,
ANDREW JACKSON.
Dec. 4, 1921 o'clock P. M.
Snow" continued the speaker, "can
any new phantom frighten us from tht
love of the Unionp If slavery and the
Union be incompatible, listen to the
words of Andrew Jackson that come tc
us from the tomb: "The Union must al
all hazards be preserved"
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We often fancy that we suffer from
'pgraatuas, when, iu reality we are
suffering from sOlf-loyo, (
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-02-27
RUMoRS.

Rumors are very numerous. Some
times it is reported we are order
ed to Ohio; at others we are to go down
the Mississippi river. 1 believe that
part of the Both Ohio passed down
through this place on the night of the
18th from Mexico City, en- route for St.
Louis, there to joiu the remainder of the
regiment. The 9th and the remain
der of the Both passed through Dan
vile this morning, bound for st. Louis,
thence to Kentucky. There is a rumor
of a man to be shot at Danville to-day,
convicted of having broken his oath
and bond, but do not give this any
credit-simply mention it as other ru-
mQrS
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oCR SURGEONS.

| must not forget to mention our
kind Surgeons, DR., W. II. Lamme, of
Centreyille, Ohio, and. r G. MoLane,
of Franklin cor Ohio. They are very
'early the men to cure all manner of
diseases. This you can guess by the
health of our regiment, for you all kaOw
the healthiest man is sometimes very
sick They are always ready and able
to do the needed good. Dr, La@laa
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Arithmetical Problem.
II the one-third OF @ were 3,
What would the fourth Of 20 boz
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e4DA0T8rR B el39I NaAI8
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SCOUTING.


Scouting is now the way in which tho
boys are busying themselves. They go
out in squads of from ten to fifteen in
number, of evenings, aud about day
light you will see them returning with
quite squad of prisoners, and many
and various prizes. Company "F"
brought in q few days since among the
prisoners, one Lieutenant and one Or
derly' Sergeant, who had been in the
battle at Mt. Zion, Boone CO., Mo-
They are strong in the belief that the
South will whip US out and establish
their government yet. They insist up
on it, that the South have gained every
victory thus far. They declare that
they intended going 20 Price-were to
start in the morning-but alas for
them, they are in far better hands
There were six taken in one house.
Their clothing is good, substantial
home-spun jeans.
Since Gen. Halleck's late order, the
rebel prisoners are not released on
parole, but take the oath and give bond.
This somc of them think very hard, and
some will not do it, but they will have
to abide the law, let it be what it may.
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Our Armp Correspondence
Correspondence Of the Nevs.1
From the slst OHIO Regiment.

1Eom ING olSS Onlo heglment.
HEADQUARTERS StsT O. v. u. s. Al
MONTGOMERY CRY, Mo. Feb. IA, '62
Mn. EDIToR:-T1.ping that you may
find room in some of your columns for
a letter from one of the Western army
boys, I will endeavor to reveal a few
facts as they are.
We are here, not in an enemy's land =,
but in our own, belonging to "Uncle
Sam" and boys. This country bids
very fair to be great place Ia future
for omigrants from Ohio, Ito hear the
Ohio boys tnlk.) 'Tis prairie, very we'll
drained by many small branches. Is
good Corn country; but not SO with
Wheat. Timber is not of very large
growth.
Headquarters" Of the 91st o. v. U.
S. A. is now at Danville, there being
ono full company there, also three part
y filed, making force of some three
hundred men, the rest Of the regiment,
being stationed along the North Mo.
K. X. Danville is FIVE miles from the
K. r. Company "B" at Florence; I'D"
at this place, "F'' at Wellsville.
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In the fruit-garms spring, imperfactions appear
That arc lost in their growth thro the rponing YEAR
And the thought that is crude I'm the morning OF yout
l. untolded by time to the crystal Of truth.
So the evils In llfe-the rough paths we endure
Emorge from the Wrong to tho Perfect aud Pure.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-17

qui ont Etc IN pcu favorists, il r~nstcta
une cnorme responsibilities, Dt5 CO jour,
lis doivcnt songer Il 10 plus strictc
economic, car beaucoup dc families
viendront frapper Il leur porte. Puis,
nos volontaires / rarmte ne peuvent
non plus dtre oublees. Regions notre
budget en- consequence. Privons-
nous, sill est nGccssaire, mais All moins
que ccux qui seront dams ia d6tressc
puissent compiler sur notre ]concours
pour les besoins de la vic.
CUtOnnlcr.
Natchitoches union. [volume] ([Natchitoches, La.]) 1859-1864, 1862-07-17

NOTICE.
1Oiy-H

T,O COTTON AND WOOL GROWERS
L and Capitalists Of the States of Louisia-
ana. | have purchased one third of Il tract
of land from n. q. McNeely and l.. j. Nash,
where there is Fn everlasting stream Of water,
running over a solid bed of rocks. And at
this time a Saw rnd Grist Mill, and one or
the other runs daily.
We propose to offer this site for a Factory
lort the manufacture Of coarse Cotton Or Lin
sey. Gentlemen wishing to enter iDtn'copart-
lersElip are invited to call upon Mr.. N. e..
McNt2ly. who is living on the place. and
will show them the situation ON the keeehie,
in the lowerportiol Of the Parish of Natchi-
tochcs. Persons wishing to take Stock will
address Il. Il. Crosby, Alexandria. La, and
the amount of Stock they wish TO subscribe.
We wish to take fifty thousand dollars worth
OF Stock ourselves. The machinery can he
purchased in Geor iaor Alabama.
II. II. CROSBY. :.
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Provost MarSllalS Office.
NArCnIToCHEs, july 18th. 1862.

N~AfCIlIT0CEES JULY l2til. iSbL.
l.. Passports will be delivered TO citizens
and others. who may require them, or Poss-
ports from other offices will he anthcntica Il
upon proper application tothis Office.
=. The constitution of the Confederate
States, prohibits CeaTrcss irom passing "Fy
law, abridging the freedom Of So eli Or &c
Hrcss-and declares that the privilege Of the
writ Of Pebens Co,pus shall nol he suspend
cd, unless whcn i'll care Of rebellion or inva-
sion, the public safety may require it.
in times Ike the present when the coun-
try is engaged in an internccinc war for indie
pelllchce, citizens or iorei ners. who publicly
and habitually indulge in language. or in
publication calculated to weaken the public
confidence in the President Of the Conic,ler-
Nt3 States. the Governor Of the State or 9th
or civil or Military officers # goycrnm t,
eyince on utter want Of patriotism and lie
votion TO the country, and their conduct
should be carefully scrutanizcd by all Loyal
Citizens.
Whenever the language Or conduct of such
persons becomes l~actious and seditions. or
tends to disturb the public peace and impair
the success Of the common struggle for libpr-
&. in which loyal citizens arc engaged. they
will be regarded as public enemies and ar
rested and punished as such.
=. \. MORSE.
BIT Provost Marshall.
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PROCLAMATION.

HEADQUARTERS, CoMNASDER1N,CH1EF,
L. NJ, ORE oUsAs, JUSE, Goth, 1862.
BY the authority, and in the name
of JEFFERSON DAVIS, President OF
the Confederate States Of America, |
hereby proclaim MARTIAL LAW in
the Parishes of Rap DIES, Avoycllcs,
and Natchitoelies in the State Of Ltu.
%isiana, and | further proclaim tho sus
pension Of the Hrit of Hobeos Corpus
in said Parishes.
BY the same authority the following
Provost Marsllals arc appointed
For the Parish of Rapidcs-W. L. Sanf rd.
" Avovelles-W.F Cheney.
a." "Natcllitoches-P. A. Morse.
They will Immediately enter ON the
discharge of their duties and will be
respected and obeacd accordingly.
TII0S. @. MOORE,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
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NOTICE.

THE following persons, belonging to Capt.
l. s. L. Hollands Company OF Infantry,
from the parish Of Sabine, DESERTED at
Camp Shelley, near Monroe, OIL or about the
2lst June last, all OF whom arc residents of
Sabine parish w. J. Laugllton, 4th cor
poral, Il. ). Massey, p. II. Self, Asa Laugh
ton, W.T.. Mitchell, J. w. Weeks and Hen
~ Defce, all Privates. The military and
civil authorities, and I'LL good citizens, arc
requested to aid and assist in arresting and
delivering them over to the proper author
tiles. Arewnri Of thirty dollars will be paid.
as per the army regulations, forrthe' auprc-
pension and delivery of each desertcr from
the post or camp from which he deserted.
BY order of
G. II, MORRISON,
Col. Commanding Post at NJ nroe.
w. y. Carver,
Abundant, Shelley's Battalion.
l0iy-ti
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Les Defcnseurs dc Vicksburg

L'excmple dc cette poigute de h6ros-
defendant, notre scul icd-A-tclrc ii
Pest dn Mississippi est Waiment digne
DIES temps anciens. La volontG de fer
ct lc %patriotisme %GprouyG du Gonv.
Pettls, nous montrc &c que peut unc,
nation ~lorsqu'ellc vcut s%'atfranchir du
ioug qui la menace. Honncur aux
Mississipichs qui ont 81 bicn secondt
les vues dc leur chef F.! Houneur il ces
iIardis officers qul ont tous, inre de
MOURN ct s'cnsevelir sous les ruines lie
leurs Notifications plutot que d'aban-
donner il Iennemi lc poste don't la
gardc lcur a ttG %contitc:
La, OH s'clcvait iadis, cctte jolic
petite vile de Vicksburg, lc Noyageur
&c r%encontrcra plus qu'm amas dc
dtcombrcs ! Tout q etc sacrift il lhon-
nller national .,.... mais, debout ct
touiours mcnacantcs, les Notifications
dttient ct mGprisent le Count uui a
voulu tcntcr dc les rdduire an silence
par II sommation appuvtc de nom
brcux Gun Boats ct de tons les pro
,~iectiles que la science modcrne q mis-
il sa disposition.
C'cst Ell vain, que lc canon a grondt
ct gronde encore, c'est en- vain. que
les tlottcs sc reminiscent simultanc-
mcnt sur tous les points accessiblcs ct
d%evienncnt dc plus, en- plus, mena-
cantcs ...... I.e role est change !:
10 fcu calmc ct sur DIES conftdGrGs a pro
duit III eflet disastrous an qtel les
Ftdtraux Gtaicnt loin de s~'attcndre.'
lis he pouvaicrC croire i unc rGsis-
lance 81 opiniatre. Partie lie lenrs
bellies cannonidrcs %ooulies OH
dtscmpartes, dc nombrcuxmorts ct
blesses oflrant TN spectacle navfant.
telle est la situation du moment.
Mais comment a~bandonncr une
proic, ,iug6e tout d'abordt 81 facilc. ct
changer dcs plans d'action, ~conccrtts
d'avancc 2. Etablir ct Keller par III
chcmin de fer outtout autre moyen lie
"Milliken's Bend dc manierc il con
tourner ct Gvitcr lie fcu dc notre place
forte, tel est, paraitail le ouvc moy-
en- adopts Les FGddraux sc sont mis-
hardiment IL limuvre; mails sans-doutc
encore, lis ont comptG sans lie patriot
isime dc . troupos dc tcrre. lis ont
oubti6 aussi que dcrritre les murs DIES
assiegds, t1otte lie drapcau Loui,ianais
ct que o troupcs ont soft de venger
Ia prise de possession dc Ia cite "a
Croissant, ct les actes infames de
Picayune Butler!
Nous n'avons aucum doute sur ris-
sue du combat ct bicntot nous aurons
il cnrtgistrer lie rGsultat dc nos eff
forts.