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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-19
Our ArMg Correspondence
Correspondence Of the News.
Letter from the 9Th Ohio Cavalry.
NORTH PLATTE BRIDGE, N. T.,
January 9th, 1868.

January 9lh, loOo'
DEAR NEws:-I oace more attempt
to drop you line to inform some of the
friends of the 9th o. V. Cavalry of
our Whereabouts.
1t is now mid winter, and VIC are
near the summit of the Rocky Noun
taias, where the crested peaks are COW
cred with perpetual snow. Rearing
their majestic heads towards Heaven,
they stand out in bold relief, looking
down upon us seemingly with contempt
We are quartered below in the valley
of the Platte, beautiful valley, com-
mapding view Of the surrounding
mountains and hills. From where we
arc quartered, on the south is magnit-
icent range of mountains, about six
miles from our quarters, which are COW
cred with groves of pine and hr trees
seeming to have been set out by the
hand of art These mountains, from
the fact of their being timbered, pre-
sent most beautiful aspect. North
ward the country is more barren and
less fertile, for about eighty miles,
where the Wind River Mountains set
in. There the country becomes pro
ductive of fine berbage, and we find
the buffalo in sufficient quantities to
supply our army with buffalo beef, which
is tho finest quality of beef, and the
killing of them is rare sport, although
it is sometimes dangerous.
We often find them within eight and
ten miles of our camp. We are pro-
vided with half breed Indian, who has
been brought up to the business of
hunting them, and perfectly under
stands it, as practice makes perfect.
Thus we have a drill master in buffalo.
hunting. Those of US who love the
sport have all we want of it, thus en-
joying the fun, and making it profitable
both for ourselves and Government,
must not forget to say that at this
time we are surrounded by large mum
Der of Indians of the tribes of Arrap
nhoos and Cheyennes. They are very
friendly, so much so as to make Shem
selves obnoxious, for they have a gif
of begging that almost contradicts thu
Bible; for if to give to them is ''breac
upon the waters" can see no chunne
through which it may return, for "tht
boys" persist in saying that God ha'
no knowledge of This country. Be tha
as it may, l cannot fDd it in my hear
to deny any human being bre ad, wher
I know him to be hungry. My heart i
often moved with compassion to behold
so much wretchedness among my fel
low-beings. Wrapped in buffalo skin
with hands and face and person gener
ally strangers to cleanliness, they ma.
be seen patiently awaiting the movint
Of some humane heart, to receive
crumb Of bread or a morsel to It.
They seem to have no idea of sbiftines
or management, for while the countr
abOunds with game of all kinds, the
are always starving. But this may b
accounted for from the fact that the
are always at war with one another, an'
consequently are afraid to venture ou
as this part of the cOuntry is conteste
ground by various tribeS, none know
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lurtru.
[For tho News.
Thoughts on the Season.

ThougnJS on Jne 0eaSou'
ny GRANVILLE
Winter Is horel and the suow-white fields
SILVER while famed by his icy BREATH
Her children sigh while Nature yields
And is led through the valley, SO typic OF death
We know she'll burst the strong fetters ere long,
And, rising from sleep, with infant glee,
Will laugh in all her brooks, and with song
VIII clothe in green each waiting tree.
Yet still we feel her silent gloom--
We long to see her smiles againi
we sigh to think tits hers, tho doom
To suffer- so oft, Deaths piercing painl
We sigh. Yet we're blest with time to think.
Our parlor Is warm this cold winter night;
We have nothing to do but to dream; and we drink
Again of the joys Time took in his flight
Backward far backward through time and through
space,
We visit the spot where dear mother smiled
UTow pure and angelic it mado her sweet ftceD
And whispered, "God bless thee and keep thee, my
child"
Then year after year is viewed in Its turn;
We glance at the bitter we dwell on the sweet
Till arrived at the Present-with visage stern,
He wields his sceptre, aud we fall at his feet
His look breaks the spen-our musings are o'er
We ust-a faint moaning is borne to our car
"oh Godl" and we shudder; "ts the cry Of tho poor
And we have been dreaming our life away herel'
Have we "nothiug to do but to dreamy All, yes!
Our duty is plaiu-let's haste to obey:
We never should ask the Lord to bless,
Uniess VIC act we'll as pray.
Level, o., Jan. 81, 1865.
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Discoveries at Pompeii.

a correspondent orthe London Athc-
n@um writes, on August Sth last, that
on that day bakers house in Pompeii
was excavatcd, in one corner of which
was found heap OF silver and copper
coin, to the number Of about 800, which
had soomiUgly been tied up in little
bag. At the same time, and near the
same spot, we're found two large shears.
and soon after a house mill Of ordinary
description, together with little hean
of corn, the grains ofwhich were black
ened and somewhat shriveled, but yet
fully preserving their shape and very
little diminished in size. In the next
apartment was found the metal shovel
with which the loaves were placed in
the oven, the oven itself the mouth oi
which was closed with large iron door
not on hinges, but ccmcnted at the
edges to the faces Of the large slabs
which formed the mouth OF the Oven.-
The door was soon removed, and We
were rewarded with the sight Of the en-,
tire batch of loavcs, such as they were
deposited in the oven seventeen hun
dred and eighty three years ago. They
are eighty-two in Number, and all, So
far as regards form, size, indeed every
characteristic, except weight and color
precisely as they came from the baker,
hand. When it is recollected that NJ
to the present time but two such loayet
have ever been discovered, and all o
them imperfect, the interest of the dis
coveries will be fully appreciated. 3.
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A few nights since member Of the
Missouri Legislature, who was sleeping
double at one of the Springfield hotels,
was kicked ont by his bedfellow, an ofIi
Ger in the army, for ventilating his se-
cesh sentiments at the unreasonable hour
of midnight. The officer threw the Of
tenders clothes after him into the pas
sage. The member was compelled to sit
up the balance of the night in the ofIl CO
before a cold stove, in no very pleasant
mood. lie must have discovered that a
''fire in the rear" was what Unionsts
could play as well as copperhoads.
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Poeticai Enigma.

For tho News
Poetical Dnigma.
Six letters form females name;
Forward and back they arc tho same
When you omit the first and last,
Another lady's namo thou hast;
Read back aud forth, and you will nnd
They are the same-the same combined
The second, third and fourth, displayed,
Or else the iftl, the fourth and third,
WIN be the name ofsome fine girl
That df rly loves In dance to whirl.
The fifth and sixth, or second, first,
An exclamation was in elst.
Now, girls, who will expose these namss.
And thOn poiut out the one she ciaims1
Then send the answer here to me-
And will come with priest to theel
CHARLEY.
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The Italian question has entered q
new phase. England has officially pro-
posed to Pope Plus the Ninth to leave
Rome and take up his residence at, Nal,
ia; it is to be presumed he was to be un.
der her protection, as she offered to
lodge him in the palace of the Governor
The Pope declined the offer. -----
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The Dictator, new Hudson river
steamboat now building at New York,
to be completed early in the summer,
will be the largest river steamboat aAoat,
containing $50 state-rooms, with an ex-
ternal length Of 400 feet.
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switzerrand and Al bitration.

Some time ago tho editor of the n.
Y. Tribune, in an article going to show
the desirability of foreign mediation to
end the war, objected to either Eng
land or France being the arbiters of
our quarrel, but suggested that Swizer-
land, Of all other nations, was the one
to which the North might submit its
claims with some hope Of Justice
Strangely enough, in the foreign sum-
mary brought by the Saxonia will be
found n reference to this very subject Of
intervention in the address of the Pres.
ident to the Swiss Federal Assembly,
It states "that the President expressed
hope that the Union would be able to
maintain its vitality without foreign in
tervention, as was the case in Switz r
land during the poliDd of tho Sunder-
bund.
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. HILlsBono, Feb. 10th, 1868

SHILLsBono, Feb. 10th, 1868.
Ma. EDIroR'-The answer to the Enigma by 'AIeta
and Anna" In the News of Fob. 9th, is, CLARA ELLA
SwEARISGEN DIDO.
"Black Eyes" sends ms the answer to "Ddo's" Enig.
ma Of same date; THEODORE FRELISGHUTsES BRowE
Answer TO Rebus Of same dats' HoSEY-MoNEY.
Answer TO ChArAdS Of same date; School. TEAcHER
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General Rosecrans has sent tho Con
federate officers captured at Murfrees
boro to Alton, Ills. there to be closely
confined in consequence of the recent
proclamation of President Davis, deny.
ing paroles to Federal officers.
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In Little Rock eggs are two dollars
per dozen; turkeys seven dollars apiece;
pork twenty i've cents per pound -four
twenty five dollars per barrel meal,
one dollar aud fifty cents per bushel.
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ELDER KNAPP's PRAYER FOR THE
PREsTDENT-ThOt earnest, eccentric
and blunt,spoken religious exhorter-
Elder Kuapp-whois how holding forth
every evening at tho Wabash Avenue
Baptist Church in this city, in prayer
the other evening used this language
ooh Lord, wilt thou bless President
LiucolnP Thou kuowest that all the
Southern nristocruoy and all the rotten
portion of Northern Democrats are
down on him. Therefore bless him.
TChicago journal. .e1
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ing to whom it rightly belongs. Those
who are here at this time have just re-
turned from buffalo hunt North,
where they have been successful in pro-
curing quite a quantity of buffalo meat.
But they have appetites like saw-mills,
and devour flesh like wolves;-thus they
soon wipe out quantity of rations, and
then fall back to their begging propen-
stiles.
I must say, before close, something
of the white men whom we find in this
remote region. 1t is not uncommon to
find q white man here who has taken
to himself squaw "for better or for
worse" Generally for 1Corse, think }
Many Of them seem to live in perfect
contentment with their families of half
breeds around them. One of these has
pitched his lodge in front Of our quar-.
ters. He is n man remarkable for his
knowledge of the country, honesty and
uprightness-tall and muscular. He is
a Fronchman by birth and an Indian
by habit. He is the father Of quite O
number Of half breeds, who are now
men and women, and who bear tn,
character of their father. One of then
is employed as hunter for our littl,
squad, and by the unerring aim of hi
rife we are daily supplied with venison
antelope or buffalo.
| suppose l have written enough t,
weary the patience Of those who viii
stop to read this i'll contrived produc
tion. With due respect remain your.
A SOLDIER OF Co. "D," 9TH o. V. G.
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[For the News.
Charade.

You Cream Of my first while reposing at home,
Or muse on its scenes while careless you roam,
Bnt visit my FIRST and my second combined,
Its horrors had never onco entered your mind.
Nashville, Tenn, Jan. l3, 1868. SOLDIER,
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A poor but honest stone cntter in
Port Byron, Conn, has just received
intelligence that fortune Of $500, 600
in gold is awaiting hi OF ders at the Bank
of Dublin.
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Doutb's Department.
lFor tho News.
IF0r tbI
Miscellaneous Enigma.

am composed of Is letters:
My - 4 2 is large city.
My q 2 is a boys nickname.
My IA l2 is used for covering buildings.
My Is a conjunction.
My ! 10 ? is aword that Is used much by loya
men.
My 13 IL 10 Is n Latin noun.
My Is 10 s Is a measure.
My - 10 l2 is the name Of an isthmus
My whole ought to DO the motto of every Union man
Marshall, o. UNUS
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am composed Of II letters:
My 2 4 D is an animal.
My 4 12 l3 Is used in gardening.
My is an animal.
My IL II is a color.
My 7 is a wise man
My IL is Il plant.
My 10 8 is n girl
My II 10 is an animal.
My Is 8 6 IA Is a lake in Minnesota
My whole is city in the United States.
MAY.
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Late files of the Jackson (Miss,) APP
peal have been received at the North
The reprinted articles, it is a Significant
fact, are nearly all copied from the
Chicago Times and Cincinnati Enquirer
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Without the deer ladies, we should
bo but stag nation. s.l rs ..4
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DRY GOODS.
Spring GOODS SPRING GOODS
~ 1893.
GROSS, STRAUSS G. co.
Have now open fun stock Of Spring and Summer
Cotton Hosiery 1!

which we offer 10 per cent under present importing
prices. Also, full stock OF SLACK aud White Real
LACEs, Lace Collars Embroidered Collars. Black Lace
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GrenCcst Medical Discovery Of the Age,
"a. KENNEDY. of RoXbury, has discovered IN one o.
pasture weeds remedy that cures every
kind OF humor
One three bottles will clear the system OF Diles
Two bottles warranted to cure the worst cankern
Three or bottles warranted to the worst
One two bottles arc warranted all humOrs in
she eyes. ,c 49,, 80
-Four to six bottles are warranted to corrupt and
One bottle viii cure scaly eruptions Of the skin
Two or three brttles warranted to cure the worst
Two 10 three bottles are warranted to cure the most
OR ease Su p bottles are warranted salt
Five to eight bottles are warranted to cure the worst
scrofnla. .o..o. orc warranted to cure the worst
cases Of dyspepsia | know from the experience OF
thousands that it has been caused by canker IN the
One or two bottles warranted to sick head
One or two warranted toregulate costive
One or two bottles will regulate allderangement ofthe
kidneys
Sy strictly following the directions in the pamphlet
Salt leum Ointment, ScroluIa ointment, and Healing
Ointment every sore ana ulcer OF whatever KIM or ia
ture cancer that mas taken root is perfectly and
For sale by ali druggists everywhere.
Kennedy's Rheumatic 5iniment.-The at
ali inments as perfect and speedy cure for all the
aches and pains thatfiesh is heir to.
Rheumatism is caused by stagnaton of the duids,
arising from checked perspration-is cured by few
bottles OF KEENEDY's RHEUMATIC LINMENT.
Nrura gia-tne king of all paG is caused BY nfiam-
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plications of kENNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
-prains are caused by OvereXtension and sudden
re action Of the musciess cured by few bottles of
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PIeuisv is an Inflammation OF the lining of the ribs
is cured BY few bottles OF KENNEDY RHEUMATIC
LINiMENT .., a.,
Bruises are caused by sudden pressure of the flesh
and smashing of the tisSues-s instantly reviewed Dy
KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LiNIMENr =,
Cramp is contraction OF the muscles. caused by a
sudden stOppage CT the fluid. which prevents
animal life having free flows cured by Few applca
Bilious collie is caused by neuralgia in the stomach
LINlNENT i'm warm water every halihournnti cuIeG
Sore Throat and Hoarseness caused by an unnaur
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KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LISIMENT apply it on going to
bed, and will he well in themOrning.
Headache and rhrobbng Of the Temples is caused by
pressure from insensibe peTspratiOn-is cured by
few applications of KENNEDYs RHEUMATIC IINIMENT.
Weakness of the Back-toOw the direction in the
circular around each bottle.
1t is good for To0thache E9rache, Swelled Face and
Inflammation of every kind. Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured bv DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury
Mass Price 50 cents Sold by DAVID SCOTT, GEO
2. HARLOW, JAMES GREEN. BUSH 81 CO.. N. s.
RicCONYILLE, W. H G0ULDINGi. and by Druggists
everywhere
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h. TX. R.-Ese Prepared i0 Eime.-When
seized with pau whether in the head bowels stomach
Join s. limbs back-whether be in the Liver Kidneys
or other organs, use RAD Ways READY RELIEF, In
a few minutes all pain and uneasiness will disappear
All diseases that indicate their essence by the sign oil
pain discomfort or uneasiness, adways Ready Relief
if administered when pain is eXperenced-wil posi-
lively arrest No disease would grow upon lou, if it
was promptly its first approach Fever and Ague
Yellow Fever. Typhoid Fever, Cholera Dl sentery AUX
Dis theria Influenza Small Pox, are more easily pre-
vented than cured-and if Railways Really Relief Is
used when symptoms of discomfort paroNysm OF PAIN
are experienced, serious sickness will follow Let
people bear this mind be the pain slight or severe use
Railways Ready Relief, and you will avoid sickness
Neither 0plm Morphine Veratrum ATnica or any ON
er uarcotic or Anodyne will relieve you from pam so
quick as Railways Ready Re ief Nor arc the effects OF
these drugs posons pleasant a the Ready Relief
Quinue Is The fivorite hobby OF Physicians in the
tire ttment Of Chils and fever Fever and Aguc, and
other Fevers. Now Railway Ready Relief Will pre-
vent attacks these diseases and If eiz d, Will cure
the patient quicker than quinne, and leave the
patient in sound and healthy condition Quinne will
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derstood there would very little sickness If persons
they feel pain would use it, there would be no IN
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| s. s. : 1,:-l86 OK. .
The Sovereign Remedy for dyspepsia !!

This Medicine will not 'cae az Diseases, but Is in
tended to be a SPECIFIC FOR SToMAcHIC DERAHGEAENr
And We are confident that any ordinary case of Dys
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sinking Weakness, Mental Dependency, &c, can be
cured by the Plantation Bitters.
That YOU NAV judge of its efficacy publish list Of
of the articles used in its preparation:
CALIsAYA BARK-Celebrated for over two hundred
years the treatment of Fever ami Ague Dyspepsia
Weakness, 1t introduced into Europe in 1870
sold the Jesu3s the enormous price offs
own weight in silver. humboldt special mention
Of its medicinal qualities. in his ''>outh American rrav
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CAsCARILLA 8ARK-For Diarrhea. Collie and Diseases
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DANDELIoN-For Inflammation of the LOins and Drop
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CHAMoMILE FLowERs-For Enieeblod Digestion.
LAVENDER FLowERs-Ar0matic, stim ulant and tonic ;
highly invigOrating in Nervous Debil ~.
WINTERGREEN-For Scrollia. rheumatism, &c.
ANIsE-An aromatic carminative creating flesh, mus
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Also Glove buds, orange carrawav, Coriander snake
root, &C. all preserve d in perfectly pure
ST. CROIX RUM.
The powerful invgOrating tonic properties of St.
CroiX Rum have been long acknowledged bN the phvsi
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In is civ Feb 81 Of disease OF the heatt sarah -lz-
.b , ,fe Of James Benchley, and daughter OF Ira
and Elizabeth Bryant, y yrs 80, . 49,, -, -, N
,,o,qan street Relatives and friends arc invited TO
attrnd without further notice.
Ia his ci v Feb 20, Wiley Freddy Jones, of IIor
ace and Eiecta Jones. yrs mos IL days.
Funeral at their residence, NO 81 Front street.
"Wednesday 26th. st IL NJ. Relatives and friends
invited 10 attend without further notice.
In Milford Feb r. Matte, son of Nathan and Sophia
Cheever mo p days. 18th, Mary Griffin, 10 Jrs 18Th
Mrs Mary Flynn, 81
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HARM FOR SALE.-Tho subscriber
n offers for sale his Farm, in Northboro This is
rare chance to purchase good Farm as this is Of
tile best Farms in the eastery part Worcester
ty. Stock and Tools sold with the Farm if desired.
Terms of payment made easy. DAVIS KINGMAN.
Northboro, Feb g. 1863 d2m rs
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FE7lME THE TRUE TEST XPE RI.
< ENCE THE BtST GUIDE.
AN ON srANDARD REMEDY

For CoUGHs, COLDS, CoNsUMPTIOE, AID ALL PULho
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TIE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM has
become the most popular medicine out forth or the
cure of Coughs. colds and Consumption
II has stood the hest Of all tests tine-and has sus
tanned its rep tation II nearly forty years.
Physicians of the h4hest ability prescribe as
superior to anv other preparation il the above
comp ANTS, and thousands OF families keep II on hand
as a standard Family Medicine. sold generally. Price
so cents and Il. 49,
MS paw ' dWESEwIs3m d3l
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each drettg the affected parts and give almost instant
.oI,er In BgoNCHIs, ASTHMA, and CATABRn they are
beneGeal The good effects resulting from the use
the Troches and their extended has caused thea to
be counerteited he to guard against worthless
limitations. OBTAIN only the genuine BroWRs Bronchial
Trocles which have proved their efficacy by test of
many years PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should
use the Troches. Military Officers and soldiers who
over-tax voice. and are exposed sudden changes
should have them. Sold everywhere at IS cents per
box. d&w3m jail
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FsatcheIor'p HEaiS. bye, THE BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BACHELORS celebrated Hair Dye
produces color net to distinguished from nature
warranted inure the Hair in the least remedies
the i'll effects of bad dyes, and inygoraes the hair for
life. Gray, Red, Rusty iiar instantly turns to a
splendid Black Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful Sold byGEORGE P. BARLOW, 242 Main st.
and all Druggists, DC. szS- The Genuine is signed
WILLIAM BATCHELOl, on the four sides of each
oox Factory No 81 Bearclay street. ste 23S Broadway
and Is Bond street, New York. d&wly my2s
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a Covrh. cold, OF An IRnirArEp THROAT If al
,ooI IN nroore.s results in serious Pulmonary and
nronchial affections. oitentimes incurable
HEoWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES