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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

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ne Latost-.The Largest..The Best,
Fs Ths Chsapost necspss the Bsst " 4
sThe Mort Reliable Standard An.
shcxity OF the Ihgilsh Language"
sss Rsndrsd Hrsnsas Biucatcrs cf 0Aio,
THE BEST nNaLIsH DroTIoNARy HxTANr.'
srr. erc,y HON 1vey.sAsrs.
.sls y: upwards q Hundred TAss.,ad woSSr
nm thdr correct PsIng and are clearly
~ bslpre he sye,' e3psa yo5a oeti ss.i N
wv IA rfg SO OsnoiaNag 0On'nsrctal
trst N -iasiioa sd Ia, iI
= W 7ssc1sr's Isscci isi6s. 4 60 - 7i09 NV,
Tho uadsrsiued, msmbeu Of he Ohio etste Teachen,
Aseoclaton, adcpt and aim % ,ise 10 teAching yrin
and speaking, No orthosraphy and pronunciation o.
daily reccnmend d ss t6e most fsiisble standard Au
spoken. 3 si-lNl a-7f ~ Nyts -lse is
Lonm ArDaEws, President Kenyon college.
n. D. LraaHTT, enperintendent xanesville echools.
Tnos. ". HARvEI, bep,t Masalcn unicR schools
. M.H. oowDEHr, sup't Public Schools, sapdusky,g
Jon LYnch, enpt Public Schools, ciIcieyills:
sF. sAinonp, Principal Cleveland fsmale ssmina'
VIZ. MrruaruL, sup't Public schools, Nj. Union.
JoHH 0cDEN, Principal State Normal Bchccl, Mime
omus Mason, Principal Fourth Intermediate School,
Cincinnati. fcI vi Il II geu TATm
2. o. MAnTu, sup,t Canton Onion seheSs; s.,,a,
Ell T. TlPPAH, Prof. Mathematics, Ohio VnivvtsiW'
VIZ. W, EpwAnDs, eup,t Troy Union SCHOOL. are
a. O, HoFKpD PriusiPsi West High School olsvs,
A. NOnrOs, Associate Principal High School. clsvs-
TI.OpOnu srrnLHa, Principal High School, clsve
land.
J. a. dAR5nnD, PRESIDENT oi Hl'ctc Institute, III.
W. h. HARip, Prof. Of Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan
Il. Il. BlRmr, TX zosnmis.ionsr Of Common Schools,
J1nrs Momou, Prof. Rhstorio, obsrlin COLLEGE.
O.. ", b. caTEU.ET, PlOi, MstSsua,ic', Hsh
0isV 3. .. cavsn4csH, Prof Language, High school,
B.M. BARsln, supt Union Schools, Ashland. 81
Kors Esda 6ig Rsndrsd OfASr Pysstdezss eI (b1s.
Oes Pro(sseors, lwthore and Dislts0stshed Edbc0-
tore, Advs sSdorsed ~ GoOoe ssnftmsHt, us s.l3of
PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES IN OHIO.
NARgrTA ooLlla. -,It is truly magnificent WORK,
an honor 10 the Author the puhlshsrp, and tho whoIi
country. ."-Presideht AndrewS.
ONO wRtSYAM UMvRSyI. .-' II exceeds my eIpecta
tons. II will BE- my guido IN orhognphy and pronbn
slation. and viii often be consulted By me for a NEE
and accurate dehnitions' President Thompson.
W. n. Eclr0rIo ooILEgI. .-"Heretofore we have uset
wSbstsrs orthogTnphy. Az y rscent meeting Of ou
Faculty. Wus decided 70 change 10 conform TO tha
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20
MoIiEAN'S 55 81 VOLCANIC OIL
- IMMINENT 2

WILL relieve pain almost inetsntaneou1ly ana y VI
lybhoit time. l i''- 81
Fdr rHorses ana OtheR AninauIss
MsIsan csishratsd Lnlment is the only sas andre.
liable remedy for the cure of spsyn, Rng Rape, Wind
aTlIIs gbIns Unnatural Bumps Modes oT Byalilngp II
TII nstvf ali 10 cure Big Head Poll 1vi, flltuls Ola
runninf Sores or eweeny, 4 properly applied For
SpranS Bruises Scratches, eores or Wounds Ofacked
Head bhafss 6addie or Collar Calls Il IL infaiHph
remedy Apply II as directed, snds cure j. certain N
Then Itine NO longer with the many voyshIs.. LAM.
celebrated Lininent, II will cure y0u.
III 9di Q IL H. MCLEAN Sole Provyietoz
4 Corner Of Third aud Pins Streets, st. Louis, Mes
TorsIis s. 5. n - : - ROBERTS 4 sAMUB1s
aae9d- -d&Wly n. coinmhuh Obj.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

cRmYN0 OLOAKg AND BASQlNEs
- NEW BTYLBB-Bain x Son, No. o egpth
Hioh street., have last opened ngw sep cf 0toTH CiR
cUitRn BAsnUurS and AAcoU, made IN The newest and
mort etvliah mannsF. ALSO, superb PLATA,
black Silks, yey heGWyr designed expressly fDI
MsudIias and basquines iapfin
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

Fl 80 PyT1s4U1aH, April ~, 1851.
READ THE TBUTH.-.DR. KEYsui have daugh-
ter Who has taken ssversl medicines for bad cough
without bsnehb-among them Ayor1s Cherry PectoIal-
purchased from you bottle, .of your PEoT0kAL
SYRUP and before she had used half bottle she was
relieved The second bottle cured her entirely Of her
cough g7 slre JOHN DARN,
5-lGe Robinson street. Allegheny.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

& gTyupEunLs, o., March II, 1850
have used Dr., KeyssrS Cough Syrup for bad eoulh
the hes, medicine for the same that hgye ever aEen.
Z7T Jlln's8 'H'n 'u' J. ". PRto1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20
WORC CE@T'HIR'S
R0YAIQBARFODIG
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The Latest.-Ths LargestI..The Best,
The Chsapost Dscapss the Best

ssThe mort Reliable Standard An.
sherity OF the IshGiIsh Language." I.
sss Hsndrsd ArtssAs Aiucators cf 0Aio,
.THn BEST nNaEIsH DroTIoNARy HxTANT,'
st. era,y HON Esey,pAsrs.
sHeie are upwards Of Hundred Thousand Words,
whosS muluhrious meAninep end deryations tofethsf
Win thsr correct siling and pronunciation are clearly
v i.1usl .ir rfr sa OgnoiaNd1 Obm'nsrctal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

mcLEAN's STHENGTHENINu COHs.
.FsH e@A aA~ DIAL MitH1 tN
VIII eaestuaiiy cure
LIVnR COMPLAINT, DYspnPS1A. JAUhDI0h,
Chronic OF Nervous Debility, Diseases Of tho Kdnsys
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OF the btomaoh, Tullness Of Blood 70 the Head Dali
pain oI svinRlns p ne a'sa PAP .ica e ,s Msss.
Choosing or suooatng feeling when lying down, Drynsas
81 YtllSwness Of Tie Hkn and Nyee. Night eveals IN
ward Heve PAIN y ne snall .! s back cle.s g siae
Dreams Languor, Dsspondency rapy Nervous Dlseesa
sores of plotches on the Bkn and Fever and Aguel"
OhilIb and Rever.) sf4N tt
over a MILLION OF bottles
Have been sold dufInk the last s months and IA no
stance has Il hiied In giving entire satsfaetOn Who
then, will suffer from Weakncss o. pebiliN wnen hg
LEAE's sTRnNGEIANIEg Conp! AZ W. y cSss y: 30s'
diae aAdalmost miraculous change produced By tskns
this ookdAl In the diseased, dslitatpd snd shattered
s% sssasE 81 .sn SSS sS
organization . restored oils pristine health snd vgcf'
MARRIED PEEssOND,
Or others conscious Of inability, iron whe,ever earse
will hnd Mclean saetrsnghentng Cordial theIcueR
thSmselvss BY improper indutgsncss, VIII md IN ne OOr
dial certain sndgpeedy renew,
To the Ladies'.
McLean's Strengthening Cordial
IsasoYseispa andspssdy cure for
INCIPIENT TOONSUMPTION, ,WHITEh.
opstrudted or pifhoult Mensrstion. ineontnenoe q
Urino Or involuntary Disohargs sEeof, Falling Of me
Womb, aiddinsas Faintns and oil pis'sss' incidnet
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There Is no Mstala About It:
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VIII stimulate, strengthen and nvigorate you and cause
vvsSv bcttls 4 vsrTanted 70 rivo satsmeticn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-20

81gH $3.50 iadi eaisla Il Oh 10 Isuol 4
baaH soiili ia lIii' oia asis trs
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
Gbr 9jomr Girtle.

A resident of New York has sent to
the Evening Post the following com.
munication, relating to touching incl
dent on the battle field, in the hope
that it may lead to the discovery of the
bereaved mother for whom the memorial
alluded to was intended.
"GIvE THIS TO MY MOTHER. On
the bloody field of Manassas, a few
weeks ago, with a gasp and a moan,
we're these words whispered from the
lips of a heroic soldier, as he drew
from his bosom a locket and passed the
revered memento into the hands of q
comradc near. Those loving lips never
moved again to tell his name or home ;
instantly he fell back dead, and noble
spirit passed into world free from care
and pain. He was one of the Tenth
New York Volunteers-National Zou.
aves. Safe from death, although disa
bled, the brave soldier, named Ferguson l.,
who received this trust, has returned to
his home, and ful6lls the sacred legacy
as best he may. The little picture
hangs in tho window of No. 945 Broad
way, under the above inscription. Oh,
what depth of tenderness and pathos
in those few words, Give this to moth
er |"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
MlstrllaNroNs.
Correspondence of the Philadelphia Press.
A Winter Clmpaign--On Paper.
aARpER's FERRY. Oct. %. 1852.

A Winter Clmpaign--On Paper.
HAMPERS FERRY, Oct %, 1862.
In my last l spoke of prep rations
for forward movement. In recent
visit to many of my friends, who behav.
Ell with gallantry on the Peninsula, at
Bull Run, and in Maryland, have seen
and heard much which will satisfy the
public that our Commanding General
has been at work incessantly, although
preserving an outward dignity, reti-
cence, and ease, which elicits alike the
wonder and admiration Of all who come
il contact with him.
| hazard nothing, 1 think, when l
say that the advance Of the Army Of the
Potomac has commenced, for General
Mcclellan is engaged in making a series
of recennoisances in every direction,
which are giving him great alvantages,
aud when these are finished, which vii !
be during the coming week, | hope to
be able t. announce from here that our
army is besieging Winchester, if the
-ie5ols should determine to hold that po
sition against US, hlnked as it is already
Our troops are now rapidly moving nto
Virginia, and our outposts are gradually
taking advanced positions. ....
1t is understood here that Gen. Hal.
leck has submitted plans for the future
conduct Of the war to tho Government,
and these have been accepted aud will
soon be operated upon in all quarters
Gen. HaIleck will take the field in a
short time, with the corps d'armee Of
leintzleman, Sigel, and Sickles, and
perform the most important feat Of the
winter campaign by moving upon the
enemy's communications, at Charlottes.
vile or GorlOnsvile. Gen. Cox, with
his own and the divisions Of Generals
Schonck, Milroy, Morgan, and Kelly,
will soon be over the mountains of the
Blue Ridge, and threatening Staunton
before the 6rst hard freeze, meeting and
forming junction with the Army of the
Potomac and the "Army of Washing
ton" in that vicinity. Major General
Peck will move up the South bank of
the James river to Petersburg, and in
time to check the rebel retreat South,
whilst it may be the good fortune Of
Generals Foster, Mitchell, and Butler,
to give the "devils the last toss upon the
pitchfork.
This is but rough outline of the plan
and as it develOpes itself day by day,
the people will behold the greatest trea-
son that ever existed tOttering, crum.
bling, pulverizing away. At last we
are about to go to work in earnest, and
make an honest endeavor to crush the
rebellion. If the people will only be pa
lient a little while they will see the
honesty aud determination Of our Gov
ernment, which has been wrongfully
abused in many ways,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
Notice.

EMIL BRACKNEY, of the county Of
H in the State Of Illinois, will take notice that Thos
Beeson, Of Highland county and state OhiOd on the
26h day of August, 1862, file his petition in the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for snid county Of High
land and State Of Oho, against the said Eli Brackney
Rachel Drackney and Joseph adams defendants
forth that the said Ell Brackney and Rachel Brackney
gave mortgage certain lands situate In said county
of Highland ohio, described In the petition Of the
plaintiff to-witi
On the waters of Hardln's creek, and Is part of VI
Fraeys survey No. 1924 and f. Dale survey No 1915.
and J. Sprngers survey No $685. beginning ut stone
In the Hnrdns creek road, being the northeast
TO Jacob Lads tract Of land thence south ~ degrees
10 and So lN0ths poles Ia stone thence north T2M
degrees 80 and l6l00ths poles to stonn; thence
south 77% degrees 81 and l00ths poles stone;
thence snuth 81 degrees east 90 aud hs poles to
poles TO stOne thence south 9N degrees east 80 and
40O0thS poles tn stOne thence north S2 degrees east
~ end 40Oths poles to stone; thence south lb3 de-
east Gl poles to sOhe thence north 6l degrees
east 81 poles to stonr thence north 15 degrees west
46 and GlOO poles to stone thence north 43 degrees
west 6S and GS 00ths poles to stone thence north 33H
degrees 90 and 90 l00ths poles TO the place Of he
ginning hundred and two acres
quarter and four poes less Ito the pay
meut of the of twenty Ave hundred and ninety
dollars and fort ycight cents according to certain
of hand referred TO In said mortgage.
Aud that since the execution of said mortgage the de-
fendant Joseph Adams claims interest In said lands
under said Brackney; and praying for Judgment
against the said Ell Brackney for the of sixteen
hundred and htyhve dollars and thrtytwo cents and
the accrung interest the due set forth
In said petition And that the said premises may be
sold TO pay said claims.
And the said petition further sets forth that the said
notes Of hand and mortgage assigned to this
petitioner by Anthony johnson, to whom they were
given,
qnlred to appear and answer said petition before
the third Saturday after the 9th day Of October next
August 26, 1862. Atty for Plaintiff.
anYRWTnr'sfeeaI2 06
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Indian Prisoners.

The St. Paul (linuesota) Pioneer Of
the 18th says:
"Some fifteen Wiunebagoes, together
with the Chief Little Priest, who have
been charged with being connected with
the Sioux in the late massacres of the
whites in Brown county, and were ar
rested few days ago, arrived in the
city last night under a guard of soldiers,
and were taken to Gen. Pope's Head
quarters. The General ordered them
to Fort Smelling to be kept in close
quarters"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

A SECEssIoNIsT DIsOwNED BY HIS
MoTuER,-A few days since Seces ion :
ist at Wilkosbarre, Pennsylvania, was
rode on a rail. He was Il en- con
veyed home, but his mother refused to
receive him, as he was a traitor and not
to enter the house. She told the boys
to take him down South and give him
to jeff. Davis. She has two sons in the
service Of the United States, and regard
ed this fellow as disgrace to the fami.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

GENERAL cK.-Brig. General
ROBERT C. SoHENoK has been assigned
10 the command of the military depart
ment of Maryland, headquarters to be
established at Baltimore. This will en-
able Gen. ScHENoK, as is, doubtless in
tended by the arrangement, to attend to
very important duties, without, in his
present condition, subjeciing him to
the hardships Of the 6eld.-[Cin. Com
mercial
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

One of the arrows discharged by the
Indians 10 the recent massacre at Made.
liza was taken from the body of one Of
the victims on the day after the fata oc.
eurrence. The arrow penetrated through
the heart to the depth Of twelve inches.
The Indians discharge these with won
derful accuracy and terrible effect
Instances were seen of their having
gone entirely through the body.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

The "cotton" in the seed vessels of
the common species of Asclepias, the
milk weed of New England, has been
tried in years past, we believe; but the
fibre from its structure is not one that
can be spun with advantage.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

Charade.
ny II. n. HuGGiHs.
Tam weapon keen and bright;
I'm used when hostile nations hghti
But Prophecy forctclls for me
happier nober destiny.
Bohead me now, through time truce
The history Of the human race;
And from the printing-press go forth
To every kingdom Of the earth.
Two letters take--give back my head,
And underneath me lie the dead
Yoiceless and cold, IN silence they
viii sleep till dawns the eternal day
Aasl for the sad and hceting changes of life! The
hand that penned the above beautiful and ingenious
verses so almost prophetic Of his mOurnf fate
lies still aud cold in soldiers grave beneath the sods
Of the Shenandoah valley Our readers will remember
that he received wound at the Battle Of Cross Keys,
from the effects Of which he dOd ow weeks afer the
battle. We had the pleasure Of knowing him quite in
timatey durug the time his regiment tthe Goih) was
camped near Hisboro last winter, and had met him
casually several times during the previous year, when
we first introduced him to readers contributor
this department Our brief but pleasant aoquaint
ance impressed with high opinion not only Of his
talents (which just unfolding the buds Of promise,
that time would have matured into ripe and golden
fruit-but also of those amable and refined traits Of
character which all who knew him WE'LL saw and appre-
cated and which bade fair to insure him useful and
houored future. His tastes know would have led him
prefer the peaceful pursuits OF life but Duty called
him sterner field, and he noby responded, and laid
down his life for his Country-another victim to the
most nnhslloved rebellion in the worlds history.
"How sleep the brave, who sink to rest,
BY all their Countrys wishes blestr'
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Conundruns.

Why is kiss like a rumor, Because it goes from
mouth TO mouth.
Why Is a kiss like sermon? Because ait requires
two heads and application"
Why is kiss like Creation? Because it is ''made out
Of nothing and is very goodl"
What is most likely to become a woman? little
girl.
Why is the letter like death! Because it makes all
Glll.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
New Yonx, Sept. II, 1862.

AMONG the facts developed by the ia
quiries recently made by the Military
Commission, of which GOu. Hunter is
Chairman, is the strange one that not
single Rebel was wounded, or in any
manner injured, during the so called d.
fense Of Harner's Ferry. Odr artillery,
under Col Ford, appears to have ben
handl ID with special desiT, tat thsre
Eho AID be ''nobody hurt ib-f
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

TWENTY. Five new companies Of
sharp. shooters, from different States
have applied for admittance to Col Ber-
dams new brigade.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
QOtttp.

[For the News.
Still Float, Spangled Bannerl
still float, spangied Banner o, wave to the breeze
Thout the pride of our Country on land and on seas
The homes thou hast shOdowed we're free as thy notion
And mayst thou eer wave Ger land and DER ocean
The patriot stranger looks upon thee with gladness,
Aud the hcsrt Of the slave sxuts mid his sadness
When he gazes upon thee-o, "Flag Of the Free"
Every heart In our Country should reverence thee
Bright emblem Of glory, thou necr must be lowered
Thy viii protect thee by tho might Of the sword
There's in their hearts and there's strength in
their hands,
And they fear not the South nor ts ratorous bands
They will heed tho loud tones, when their Country doth
call,
For they've they will triumph, nobly to fall
Aud they ask know that DER ench manly breast
May CLEAN thy bright stars when they sink to their
rest
o, day.star Of Freedom, to illumne the world,
Let still thy bright folds to the breeze be unfurod
still wave as the emblem OF blest Liberty
The terror Of tyr, nts-the PRIDE OF THE FREEi
| Highland Home, May, 1851. DAISY.
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SheriG'S Sale,

THE STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, SIS.
DURsUANT to the command of an order
III for sale issued from tho Court OF Common
Pleas, In and for said county and to mo directed,
will offer at Public Sale, at the door of the Court
House, in HlllsbOrO, on
Monday. November 3, A. d, 1862,
at o'clock p NJ Of said day. the following described
real estate, to-wit;
Situate in the town Of Hllsborough, Highland county,
Ohio being portions Of InLot No. 81 in said town. and
known and designated such the recorded plat Of
said town. to-wt: 40 feet front High street, the
OF Walnut and High Streets aud running back 76
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 2 OF said lot.
To be sold by order of Court in certain action where
In David johnson, Is plaintiff and James H. Thompson,
Henry Turner and others are defendants.
Valued at
Terms of Sale--Cash, II. W. SPARGUR,
Sheriff Highland county.
EDWARD l.. JOHNSON, Atty. sep25ts-prsfs4 rs
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
To the Farmar

We furnish Pows, Plow Points, Cultvators Double
Shovel Plows Hoes, Rakes Uames Traces, Log Chains,
Breast Chains, Forks, Spades, &c.
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1loutb's department.
Miscellaneous Enigma.

am composed Of II letters.
My 2 IL the name of an animal.
My l % 8 is the name of q vessel
My 10 70 . Is very useful thing.
My 13G I every farmer should know how to do.
My 0 II II . Is perfume.
My 10 10 8 is used by painters.
My IA 10 1G Is girls nickname.
My whole Is a range Of mountains IN New York.
Rw.N n
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Notice.

IWNHE undersigned has been Only appointed as Ad-
II ministrator 'de bonls nom Of the estate aud prop
erty Of Ezra Lucas, late Of Highland county Ohio, de-
ceased.
Dated September 10th, ls62
JOHN IRWIN, Admir-
seD0bw3 ,.de hon II non -
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

For the House Pc
wehave Knives, Forks, Tea Spoons Table spoons, Plat
ed Forks sandSpoons, Bird Cages, Brooms, &c.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06

.Thos. Berryman's Estate.
1NIOTIOE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
IN been duly appointed aud qualified aa Administra
Tor Of the OF Thos. Berryman late Of Highland
'"-''' V''''' s''' II. J. HErHERINGToN.
Dated April "a 1862. lnaV1wos
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
For Evervbody

We keepan assortment Of Fine Pocket Cutlery besides
thousand and one other articles cassed ms HARD
WARE, will be found at our Hardware and Iron Store,
corner Main and Short Sts, Hillsboro,0.
Black & KibIeI IA.
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Something New.

Merchants and Business Men,
PB X E9S -Ea
Evsrybody Take Notice
NNTHO HAS NOTE OR ACCOUNT, either at
Wv home or abroad, let 1t be largo or small, can
have il promptly attended to, by calling at the
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Northeast csrner Of Main and High SITS.
Having made arrangements so as to have Travelling
Collector Highland, ROss Brown, Adams and CleT-
mont countless all Notes Accounts left In my hands
will receive prompt attention and CHARGES warranted TO
give perfect satisfaction.
/ have also made arrangements with competent and
experienced Attorney assist in any way necessary In
the prompt collection Of claims whe will always be In
my Office ready to answer any que tions or 20 receive
claims during my absence. -
w. j. MILLER,
mar0tf Hillsboro, Highland county, o.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-11-06
HIGHLAND
Female Institute.
Administrator'v Notice,

AI0TICE Is hereby given, that the undersignea has
IN been duly appointed and qualified as Admnistra-
tor Of the estate of John Campbell, late Of Highland
county, Ohio, deceased. Dated August 2s, 1862.
au28w3S JOHN w. CAMPBELL,