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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-04-02

triumph. The cause you honor tonight
will live; and the Republic, undivided
and indivisible, will emerge from the
darkness and peril of these days fairer
and more glorious than ever. ZAP.
plause.1
Believe me, fellow citizens, We are Pre-,
pairing in the midst Of trials and dificul-
ties and dangers, new and noble era.
The people, this nation, tried in the
seven times heatsA furnace by the AL
mighty Re6ner, win come forth from
the trial purified and ennobled united by
stronger and dearer ties than any which
have hitherto bound us-Eapplausel-
and prepared to give the world not
merely that example of free popular
'Goyethment which has hitherto com
manded the admiration and melted the
emulation Of mankind, but an example
also of homogeneous institutions, based
on the freedom and dignity Of labor
Applause land cementod by just prin-
ciples, comprehensive enough, impartial
enough, and strong enough, to assure
the rights of all by full protection to the
rights of each, and to make the whole
glorious past of our country seem poor
and mean in comparison with its gran.
der and more glorious future. Zap
plause. a
But said I did not intend to make Q
speech, and must keep my word
I[Cries Of Ego on" have not the
least idea Of going On. But permit MI
to tell you that there is friend Of min,
here tonight whom in Ohio we famil
urly call Sam. Galloway. [Cheers. l..
He is regarded as the handsowest maj
in the State, and We are al nys prou,
to present him to the observation AM
audience of loyal men, and especially
of loyal women. Allow me to offer hin
now, as much more than a substitute il
my place. [Great applause
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p Rather Lewis, venerable minister in
the Methodist Church, ,reoOntBy esle-
bratcd at Newark, Ohio, the sfxtfeIh
anniversary of his MARKINGS with his
present wife. Tho aged cOGpre--OnO
past eighty years Of asel the ether
some months yOungerra retain, ina re-
degree, vigoT Of mind and
body, uniting the freshasss and buoyan-
ey Of youthful spIritsyitb the dignity
and wisdom Of ase--s union Of quail
ties rare and beautiful, the reward of
lives Of OfItemPerancCy virtue aud religion.
What a weary way Ef, would have been
to the aged couple had not love shoao
upon the path
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tFor tho News.
Letter from the 5oth Ohio.
HEAD QUARTERS Co. az"
5Oth Reg't 0. v. [.

OOtu LbOH W. v . ls
ROLLING Fork, Ky, March IL, '63.
DEAR NEWS: Permit me to inform
the community of Highland and Vicin-
ity, through the columns of your paper'
about the welfare and whereabouts Of
Co. "E," 50th Regiment, o. V. 1. We
are stationed on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, to guard the trcstle
work that old Morgan tried to burn last
o ctober. The friends of Co. "E' will
undoubtedly be glad to hear of the good
health of the company. There is not
one man unfit for duty at present
But the once proud and noble compa-
by that left Camp Dennison the Sd of
September last with ninety -four men F.,
now numbers only 33. All the rest are
at home on "French furlougbs." The
above just received from the Orderly
Sergeant.
We have been in the service eight
months, and have been in one engage
ment. Our loss was two killed and two
wounded slightly. This company is in
command of Capt. L. G. Guthrie and
John A. Brown, I'd Lieut. We have
recruited some since we came here.
We live on hard crackers, old SOW
sugar, coffee, beans and rice.
The weather has been very disagree
able this winter aud very muddy. W.
are comfortably situated in our stockad
at Rolling Fork bridge. 1 will writ
more next time.
Your most Obt serv't, a
.. A PRIVATE Of Il.
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Doutb's Department.

For tie News.
Charade-To "Charlie."
My first is the fairest
OF sunihier's bright flowers,
Like a queen, ween,
1t rules Flora's bowers.
My second is slumbCrihg
The hill-tops between,
And ttcwherb but there
May It ever DO seen.
Ny whole Is the name
OF MY home, Charlie, dear;
Now tell where / dwell.
Then hastcn, love, here. DAISY.
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A PRIVATE Of Co. Il.

A Boston letter says, it is estimated by
one ofour most careful and reliable wri-
ters that, including seamon as we'll MS
soldiers, the North has raised upwards of
a million Of men for the war, or rather
more than a twentieth part of its
whole population. There were moro
than halfa million of soldiers in the SER
vice last March, and since that tine
ttiore than half a million men have
been added to the army, very few of
whom have not been obtained by vol
untaty enistments. This shows the con-
fdence reposed by the people o! the loyal
States in the Executive, and their deter
mination to conquer peace.
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Cii 81" For the New.
Astronomical Enipnn.

gNi For the New, y
Astronomical Enigma.
am composed Of "a letters:
My 2l 10 10 25 10 90 is the name Of n planet
My IL 90 Is the name Of planet '
My IL IS II Is the name Of a constellation
My % 10 is 27 "A lG is the Of one OF the Plei
AIDES, ~
My rs 10 IA isa sign Of the Zodiac.
Ny % q II Q is one name of a constellation ,
My n ~ IL % % Q IL the name Of u star.
My l3 3 Is the nameof II star.
My whole is the name OF an Institution.
Bell, o. BENNIE BUNTIE,
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IUGII.
[For the News.
Kiddie.1

Hld0J0.
My first and second are titles given
To an Angelwho once fell from Heaven.
Mythfrds road which In this town
No doubt you've travelled Ip and down.
Mywhole's the name Of a vile traitor
Jeff, Davis surely Is no greater.
And III Was Abrahdm Lincoln, tr
I'd surely sSt that clap to thinking. -
For round his neck I'd hoop a collar,
SO tight he'd neither squeal nor holIer.
Now, "Sallie," "Meta," and friend "Kate,"
And "oharlie," you may try your pate,
Then IL you cannot guess my Riddle, la,
You'd better Just hang up your fiddle.
JENNIE UNION.
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Conundrums.

Why tsa man IN chair like glutton after eatin
dinnarf FAftll becaine he 3 sEted, IU0
Why is the circulation on the blood sometinfes an,
pendedf Because Il attempts to circulate In Uein.
What are theroints Of difference ctween the T'rlRc
of Wales, an orphan, bald head and gorilaI M
prince e heir apparent the orphan has ne'ef nsrsn
bald head haa no hair Appafeat1 and gorilla has
nairy parent, TfF
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Speech of Secretary Chase at I'm
ion Meeting IN Baltimore.

Speech of Secretary Chase at Un-
ion Meeting IN Baltimore.
Ieame hitber tonight, fellow-citizsns
upon the invitation of the Common
Council of Baltimore, not to speak, but
to hear and to see. came to listen to
our two honored friends from Tennessee
[Johuson and Maynard so cordially
welcomed here by you all, aud see how
Union meeting would look, gathered
under the old flag 10 the ancient city Of
Baltimore. CApplausc,
| haFe heard and seen with more than
satisfactiou-vith inoxpressible gratifi
cation From this great gathering of
Union men and women l shall, with a
glad and grateful heart, carry with me
the perfect insurance that henceforth,
come veal or woe, Baltimore and Mary
land are immOvably loyal [applause1-
unalterably devoted tothe Constitution
and the UDioDi fixed in 6rm resolve
that the rebellion shall Be suppressed,
and determined to put out 'ofthe way
whatever, whether party, or interest, or
institution, may oppose or r'hindeF. =
CAppiause.J Rtit5H soi
Animated by this spirit, you must
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/ .
Letter from a Convalescent Soldier
at Camp Dennisou--What the Boys
Think of "Copperheads."
CAMP DENNIsUN, March 23, 1868.
EDITOR NEws:-Perhaps it would be
source of qualification to the "Copper-
heads" of Highland county, Gfthere be
any in Highland) to know the senti-
ments of the convalescent soldiers OF
Camp Dennisou, as they have had the
impudence to assert that thes ympathies
of the soldiers were with the "PEACE
party" | have heen here little over
a month, and have had ample opportu-
mites to find out the sentiments of the
soldiers here in regard to the actions of
the "Butternut' or peace party, and /
can safely say that there is not one sol
dier here, who does not denouneu In the
most bitter terms the actions Of these
traitor scoundrels, who have been stab
bling them an the dack while they we're
boldly facing the rebel hordes of the
South. The PEACE party will find no
sympathy in the army. Our brave sol
diers look upon them as their worst en-.
emies. While they are too copardy to
go over to the rebel side and fight for
the cause they have espoused, they have
taken the less dangerous plan to disor.
ganize and break up the Union Army by
writing to their friends aud relations in
tho army, inducing them to desert, and
furnishing them protection in case Of
attempt to arrest them. By this means
thousands have been induced to leave
the army and renounce the cause they
had sworn to supportj but our Govern
ment has at last taken steps towards
stopping this reasonable practice, and
it is to be hoped that tho deserters will
be speedily returned to duty, aud their
rascally seducers arrested and hung.
When the news was received here of
she fight with the tory band in Noble
county, the excitement was Intense, and
hundreds of the men expressed desire
to go and help clean out the den Of
"Copperheads, and if an opportunity
had been offered every convalescent sol.
dier in Camp DennisOn who is able to
shoulder a musket would have respond
ed to the call.
The conscript law. too, | find is very
popular among the soldiers here, as it
will bring out many of these "Butter-
NUT tories and compel them to fight for
the country they are trying to destroy.
When the draft is made, and think it
will be soon tho authorities need help
to enforce ii, al they have got to do'is
to call on the conyalssesnts of Camp
Dennison. rH7
pcG Yours, "a Ait" "a CHARLIE. la'
tits proposed to light the streets ofa viii
lagenota thoasand miles from Syracuse.
With red headed girls. IfWeliyod there
we'd play tipsy every night, and hug
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rf..ff For the News.
Charade.
My first Is as sour be;
My second and third are just like you and me;
My fourth Is a liq'or oft taken by you,
And my ehOte makes triumph in iehat zoe pursue
brooklyn, N. u, March 1s, 1868. KATE.
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[FOr tho News.
Geographical ENIGMA

Geographical Enigma. trH
I am composed of IA letters:
My 2 7 IL 10 Is river In Vermont.
Ny 4 IA 14 is a river M South Carolina.
My ~ IL II Is a river In Texas
My 10 IL 8 Q 4 Is a town In South America .
My IL 6 7 8 o 10 il river ia South America
My l3 Ia is a river in Africa.
My l3 Is a mountain In Afroia.
My Is IL lisa river in Asia,
Ny u g 9 o Is mountain IN Asia
My whole is town In Europe. HUGH
Dallas, o.
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Answer received to Geographical Enigma Of March
10th from 'iEttis 'sellie,r endI. Mattlll. The an
swer is THE EMAscIFATloS PROCLAMATION.
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Do they ask me why | enlisted and
what Iem lighting for2 L aanswer-I
am Aghting Tor tho "ttaioa."I enlisted
in the ranks of the brave thousands Of
my eOuntrymen--beeause 1 loved py
country tOOawellutoO sec it destroyed by
traitor hands, / love "my own native
land" above all other lands; I love her
green hills aad mountains--he rich
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Our Armp Correspondence

A Noble and Beautiful Letter, from
a Soldier of the 9lst Ohio Regi-
ment. ... ,......,s.ts.1 .t.s.
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g Yours,I0 ban sCHARLIE.

tits proposed to light the streets ofavil-
lagsnota Thousand miles from Syracuse.
With red headed girls. Ifweliyod there
we'd play tipsy every night, and hug
the lamp posts Albany Kniok.
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expresses this idea:

0ut of respect for the memory of iwashngtenwl,osc
llustrous virtues we revere, whope WISDOM Justice an
sef-sncrhcing devotion to national unity resolve
initiate ourselves and teach our children-we win to-day
to each other the pledges already given by our
past tolls and suerings and which many our brave
companions have already sealed with their blood We
will transmit the Freedom itkert from Washington
unimpaired to the posteriy of nation aid indir
tbie or VIII perish In its defence, bequeathing name
glorious to em and terrible tn the rebel conspirators
whose vile doceptions arrayed our brethren against
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I 1858.
7 III l. i QGp
sYLVANIA Cr ETRAL RATLR-

PENNSYLVANIA LNINAL RAILROAD,
wiz ne connection, fJrgIs
TIE SHORTEsr hND QCIChFSr ROUTE
FrpN kKw-fOKK TO TBE PRis.lPAL WEsTKtS CRIES
Sewn ron dtiy from New OK to Philadelphia vi,
NewJerey AM Camden aud Afoboy lue
ALL THROUGH TRAINS fOt THE IVES BY THIS
HOUIE LEAVE NEW-IOI,K FROI THE
FOOI or COUErLANDT-ST
by o. PLidt M ne morning passenge's leave New
fok att lime Toutes; Evening passen. e,
Al v ~ one Aouf later than other lines.
by way q Allentown evening plifengers leave at
arrive tie Northern mo-. ia CLirsso aud ali
point 10 the oithWes'. Csestine, Iudspspo LoUisye
e., L'1,. eczema Co'unou'' Cincinnati and al main
20 .t' Wet, VITA ever clae ges Fl cars.
-eriug CsrG wnOut change run from P.lais phl 10
Ply t.h, So lee end hewYoIk 70 Pittsburgh 40 milea
Smoking AID saloon Cars on a tGdinz
ARE fle other
Baggage checked through. 1rans.erG free.
Sc .ure Tickets. rOcd ulul Ls,d. by lt .sburfh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Fennsylya,ia Contra Company an FHfgrnnt
ACCOMMODATION Live winch af0fds C0miO able mode OF
ttse 10 paIIes moving westward at oIes the usual
O. ffo ,....---.o
'bs route eighs 81 a. 6escrp ions can be- forwarded
20 g"d rom sy p,nt on Tie h!oeti Of OHIO Kentucky
Irdisra, linei. "ircon'n Iowa " ssc'ui. by RAIL
Road DlhECI or 70 any pot on the naWgable iycrs Of
de West By steamers ll0n Pittsburgh
Iue Of Ere gt to aid from ony point IN the West b.
sh, Peuusvyhuis C-uira Rsroad al times favorable
charged BY other ksirod Companies. Merchants AVID
shippers iuu.n= the irsrsaorson Of their Freight to this
Cos.psny can rely with confidence its speedy transit
LIVE SIOCk
Farmers aud Dealers Live Stock WIN find this a most al
v1,sgeoos Cspaco,s Yards, wstcred snd sno
phed ~b every have been opened this line
sn1 connections. aud ever attention N pod 70 their
fom Harrisburg Where viii be found every COINCIDENCE Tor
PbiA. kEN- YOKK and BALTiMO ORB MARKETS.
;. H. ELLIOTT, PamengsT hgont 10. ! Aston. House.
LEIGH & Co. Freight AGENT, 90 , ,,,
No. | Asiof House ard No. South Wlliams-
MCDONALD BlsCHOFF. Emgsnt Agents
No. Ba'teTy-placs.
ENocH LEWIS General Superintendent Altoona Pa
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Amus emenrs
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
~ Le TE 'p Th si"s NGiiS wagarLEy
TIE LAST NlGdT AND BESEFir
THE GREAT TSsolc Artistic
rvrs EVE Hl ~ f BA si,;Sid.s; p., .,
MISS rHIS tsaHiSc ss f''"
TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEMENT
THE THIRTiETH TINE
SUBLIME fMpERsoNATIoN
HEBREW MAIDEN
ID tue new and amazingly ,Gcces..ul pay OF
,, THE F0RsAREN
MISS BATEMANS beautiful and thrilling creation Of this
,,ous.,, FOR FIVE WEEKS
G,,o o,d Nblo'. Garden with
INTELLIGENT. REFINED AND CROWDED AUDI
slclsIns unqualified ENohS
APPLAUSE AND EULoaY
ron g the press add tle seyerest of critios
me play presented with superb and exquisite Scenery b,
Cmsns aG:c eompo'ei expressly by Mr. Robert stepe
H.. al ,vI Dresses aud Appointments by MesEs PHI
aud unry lied 49, embseias the n.mes Of Me j VA.
lack Jr. Nj Edwin Adams ar. Il. Pearsoo Mr. Lanersas.
frau skerrett. and the adaifa6lo '"AA'
Doors open at O'clock; commence ct H. Performance
will conclude ut I'd O'Clock af0rdins ample tine for esrs
stages e.
'Hupon tie success which has attended him entering
upon - -
SECOND ENGAUEMEET
THE AMERICAN CHILD OF SONG
CAROLINE RlChISGS.
THE GREATEST NATIVE PRIMA DONNA OF TIN
PRESENT DAY.
Her last engagement az thi thestsr
APEktECI Triumph
having lasted for than Three Months and In evsgY
respect pecuniaIily sGd ctaerwse.
GREAT SUCCESS.
he begs 10 Inform the public that the first musical wsrk
which will be produced in her present engagement viii DO
BALFE'S GREAT OPERA,
SAIANkLLA,
which hiss bsen for
SEVERAL MONTHS IN PREPARATION
1t will be Produced under the able direction OF
Mr.. Z. RlCHiNGS,
On MONDAY EVENING next, Feb. %, 1869,
with ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY.
NEW DRESSES. and
NEW APPOINTMENTa
and sustained bya
MOST POWERFUL AND COMPLETE ORCHESTRA
The Choras will be
NEW, NUMEROUS
and carefully selected, while tue
CORPS De BALLET
LEADING ATTRACTION,
Nile. GALEi1I,
the most perfect Dsnseuse Of the day.
Nal MARZETIl. Mile. KATaINE,
otheT distinguished DaIcsr the vhols being unds
the direciiou Of the
ABLE AND ACCOMPLISHED MATRE DE BALLET,
SlGNOA RONZAhL
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Proposals.
NArr DrrARrxESr. Feb. 10. 1863.

HAVI DrPAKTNEST. Feb TO- u d. ,
I IGIIT DRAFT VESSELS for ~ tERS and
BAYS.-Tne navy Del s-tmrnt viii receive proposals
for te conruc,ion aud comp elton ia every re Cec Acet
enn. ordnanc" ,re.. fuel IrDyiious aud nautical nst
Iientsl for ARMOKED SrEASEiS, OF h1ou. seven humid
red Of wood aud iron combined having single feYo'
INK turret . =. ~
ington Rear Admiral Gregory No. I5 Broadway, New,
Ioh. parties Intending to offer Examine the plans an'
specifications which Will DO furnished to the contractor. by
the Department.
No offer be considered unless from parties who pre-
pared to execute work Of this KIND having suitable shops and
tools OF which If no. knoFn g. the Department they must
present evidence with thei- bid.
The sct Of Congress approved July H. 1862 prohibit, the
tTau.fcr Of any contract OF order or interest therein
The hiid,T wild tbs price aid the time within which
they will to es the vessel vessels aud the bid
must be accompanied BY the gaasay required by law, that Al
swarded ~ them they will promptly execute the contract
Propositions will be received until the 24h DAY OF f-bfua-
~ aud they must be Endorsed Proposals for Vessels Tor
River Defense" 80 distinguish them from other business let
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Buil0ins tilalerials.
UIAGLE SLATE COMPAN
Manufacturers Of sll szes Of Purple aud Green
ROOFING SLATE.
lQuarfies near Hyleyillo. Vt.
a. X. RIDER,
Superintendent.

Depot aud Office Quarter near Hyleyllo. Vt.
Cor l0th.av ard l2,h-.t., MY. A. X ElDER
ADAM PONTON. Superintendent.
The EAGLE" SLATE produo I'd at those quaes, which
are the most extensive OF tho kind n America Is well know
10 tho pubic be of the best quality made IN this country
The situation Of these qnaries the Saiat ga ana b
hall Railroad only eleven mies from cana and lake naNlSa
tion AFFORD, cheap aud communication bY railroad ~
water with all Of the country WIN Improved ma
ohinery worked by steam power the flciitic OF the Co
many for the manufacture OF Slate uuIiyaed eaOhhs
thea to fill orders TO almost any extent. ,,u
Slate Roof Ia a. cheap a. tin shingles, IRON II wei
put it lasts lietue. 1t is proof against mo- ana y
saving In Insurance ratea " s,,
With good extern the rain-waor gathered rom o"'
Roof Is fee from all impurities , A.
Orders msy be addc..ed to the Company at theW view
York Depot, TO o. fUKMAN, Agent No. Couf''shu''''
kew.YoIk, OF to ,,,u ",
A. X. RIDER, supt Of Qranies, lIyde'iiie' V"
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The must also be marked with names AID Quantities
OF cOutcbts
sAplo, Of The aboye-nanel articles may b. the
Light House Iospectors Ohoe at Boston Ncw-IoIk.
articles Will be n~pccted tn. Office. AND found IN
quality and quantity, In strict accordance with tho
# tho contract, before they viii DO accented.
livery Ohor must be accOmp4 ued by written guaranty,
signed by responsiDe persons to tho ellie tbat
the BID bids he accepted to or they will duly
contract accord " provisions and terms Of the sdyef-
trmcut thereto appendsd within ten ddysj and Ia the
snd party or parties oelor shall fail 10 enter ino the
trac, horeed ho they guarantee TO make good The
difference between tho otter OF the said party or parties aud
tac ext lowest bidder Bids subn ,d by different mem
befs of the same rshp will not bo considered
All bids must be sealed sd nGoised Poposss ioI furnb
ing L. H. Establishment Supplies" The bids will be opened
the hour spsccd il the presence OF sucL oil the Diddos
~ m.y choose 10 be present.
JOHN DlARSTON, Captain. H. 5. ",
l.. II. Inspector, ID District
No. Is ExchNige-st, Boston.