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WASHINGTON, L
SENATE.
TEvENING SESSION. I

Mr.. Chandler called up the bill for
tho relief Of the crew Of the ship Night.
ingalo. Passed.
The Senate proceeded to the consid-
Grafton Of the bill enrolling and calling
out National forces. Pending an amend
ment of Mr.. Collamer, it was adopted,
Mr.. Clark moved an amendment,
which was adopted, allowing persons
drafted to be exempt by procuring sub
stitutes, or paying cum of money, moi
to exceed $500, to be fixed by the Sec
retary of War, but falling TO appear Of
procure substitutes, or pay the required
sum, to be arrested and tried by court
martial.
Mr.. Wilson Of Massachusetts,, moveC
an amendment, which was adopted, I,
make the first class include those be
tween the nges of 20 and 35 years, in
stead of Is and 45.
Mr. Sumner moved an amendmen
that all Ministers Of the Gospel be ex
empt.
After discussion, the amendment wa
rejected, and tho bill reported to tn
Senate.
The question REQUIRED on agreeing I
tho amendments excepting Governor
and Judiciary Of States.
Mr.. Trumbull favored the amend
mcnt.
Mr.. Dixon thought it highly impor
to mt that all should be included, as i
would tend to nlluy any dissatisfaction
that might arise.
Mr.. Rice said if tho bill did not ex
empt those exempted by the State Con
stitutions, there would be revolution.
Several voices, "Ohl no."
Mr.. McDougall said if there was to b
a revolution in the North, let it com
now.
He did not believe there would b
any such revolution. Rice wanted Ser
ators not to touch the Constitution {
any State. Amendment was not concur
red in--l7, against 10.
Wilkinson renew,d the nmendmer
to exempt,members of Congress. Rice
ed, 16 to 20.
McDougall offered an amcpdmen
which was adopted, including citizer
of foreign birth who may have declare
their intentions TO become citizens,
the provisions Of the bill.
Mr.. King renewed his amendment
Q exempt Governors Of States, which vi
adopted. At ~ o'clock the bill passc
= the Senate.
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On Saturday the rebel prisoners at
Camp Douglas, Chicago, were searched,
and a large number of pistols, hatchets
and haudsaws we're found concealed
about their persons and sleeping quar-
ters. About $4,000 in money-from
six to eight hundred ofwhich were ir
gold, and the remainder in green-back'
and Confederat notcs,-wa also taker
from them, receipts being given them
More than one thousand copies of thu
Secession Chicago Times were found il
their possession.
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WHEAT CRoP OF ls62.-The Colum.
b sJournOl suys there is a general tes.
nony that tho wheat crop of Ohio in
862, was the best raised for many
jears past. The product was nearly as
follows Average number Of acres cut,
100000; crop, 4O,4OO,OOO, average
yield to tho acre, 16 bushels. Many Of
the counties produced twenty bushels
per acre.
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. Fo,t fications of Charleston.

Folt fications of Charleston.
1t is the general opinion that naval
force must do the burden Of the work
in the capture of Charleston, and that
three or four Monitors will be required.
The place is defended by over 1000
guns, many of them of improved Euro
pcnn fabric. Every island, point, river,
creek and swamp in proximity to
Charleston, is commanded by hostile
cannon. Fort Moultre is iron -cased on
tho harbor front, and the whole work is
bomb-proof. The rebels have two rams
and one iron cased battery; the latter
mounting eight one hundred PCunder
rifed cannon, for tho defence Of the
hnrbor Tho case mated tier Of guns
Of Fort Sumpter, is clothed in iron ar
NOR. Parallel bars of railroad iron trav-
ere this iron coating, perpendicularly,
from the base to the upper line. The
cmbrasures are projected by massive
projections Of the same material, pre-
sonting acute angles at evory side. The
rebel batteries are fully garrisoncd.-
The rebel army now in Charleston and
the Notifications thereof, is nboutthirty-
Eve thousand strong. and this force is
being rapidly augmented.
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The Late Affair in Charleston Har
Dor.

IuO bdJS AAdll ShdiiOobOh AAdA
Dor.
The Secretary oflhe Navy has receiv-
ed voluminous dispatches from Rear Ad-
miral Dupont in reference to the late at
tack on the blockading feet off Charles.
ton. The officers commanding the var
ious vessels of the blockading feet, make
the following statement:
ave deem it our duty to say that the
results as published in the Charleston
papers are false in every particular. No
vessels were sunk, and none set on fire.
Two vessels alone were injured. The
Mercedita and Keystone State. After
the firing was ended, the blockade con
tinued as before. No vessel ran in OF
out the port that day, nor was any at
tempt made to run the blockade. These
are the facts, and we dc not hesitate to
state that no vessel did come out beyond
the bar after the return of the rams be-
tween and s A. NJ. to the cover Of the
forts"
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THE REBELS or WINcHEsTER.-A
letter from Winchester, Va, says that
Gen. MiIroy has issued an order pro-
hibitiug suffers fiom selling anything to
the citizens. Tho inhabitants, Of Win
chester, most Of whom nre secesh, will
have to 60 back to rye coffee, and aban-
don the use Of all luxuries. The writer
says that he has lately eaten several
meals with well.to-dO citizens, and that
the faro is not as good as that given to
our soldiers. rt.t-... 90.
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delphia, Revcrdy johnson, Edward
Rnios. &c. ANNOTAIOh.

The letters of Mojor-Gon. Roseorans
to tho Ohio Legislature and tho CITY
Council Of Cincinnati, have got back to
camp in print, aud their reading caused
tho greatest enthusiasm in the Army OF
the Cumberland.
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Our victory over the rebel forces that
attacked Fort Donelson lately is per
feet and complete. About 200 rebels
we're killed, amongst whom is a Colonel
and the Commander Of their forces, Gen
Forest, was wounded. The rebels fed
in great constcrnatiou, pursued by
troops from TT. Henry and other points
in that vicinity. Quite number o.
prisoners bave been taken.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-A destruc.
tive fire occurred at Toledo on last Sat
urday morning, during which five men
were killed andihe same number severe
ly wounded by the falling Of the wall Of
building aud crushing an adjoining
one, out Of which the goods were being
removed.
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Horses Wanted.

THNHE undersigned wish to purchase s soon as poss
n sible 200 head of GOOD HORSES Fl, IN Ia to ia
hands high to DO delivered at the Bllcoi House in
HillsbOrO. t.'' "
ALSO-A FEW GOOD MARES
for all Of which the highest prices in Cash will be pnJ
Bring along your Horses and get the moncvl
FULLER & CLANCY.
HillsbOTo, Jan. 90, 1868. inn2gwls
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Brigadier General Thomas Churchill
and Staff, who was dragged" at ArkOn-
SOS Post, is snugly housed in the rebel
prison ut Camp Chase.
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SpctiaI 9lotjccs.

Startling, but Truei The volunteers are bray
ing the dangers of FeyerS, Scurvy Wounds aud Chul-
Many gallant fellow will leave his bones To
bleach, who, by tho aid of IIOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND
OINTMENE would have returned to his family strong
and healthy soldiers, try theml only % cents per
Box or Pot. 2ls
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Executors NOtIce,

nj Office is hereby given that tho subscriber has
IN caused the last WIN and Testament uf Daniel
NaDwilklr late OF Highland County, deccnsrl, to he
duly proven in tho Probate Court Of said County ana
that tho undersigned has been duiy appointed aud
qualified as Executor Of said Will All persons hnvng
claims ngniust tho estate of the said Daniel Yauwiuko
nre notihel to present them duly proven within
year. and all persons owing ad estato are notified 10
make immediate payment.
February !, A. d. 1868. JOHN NANWINKLE,
fcbl2w3H EXccntor Of Daniel NnnMiIklc, dcch.
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Gen. McKinstry, who fourished ns
Eremont's Quartermaster at st. Louis,
has been fonnd guilty of the charges
against him, and is to be dismissed tho
service.
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History of
THE GREAT REBELLION.


Author Of "Napooon and Ills MarshaIs," '+Washing-
ton aud His Generals, "a C. &c.
The SUBSCRIBER has been appointed Agent for this
great work Ia Highland COuLv and will immediately
the county 10 obtain subscribers. The absorb
thor vivid narrator of batle-scenes aud incidents
will render this Of the readable and popular
books issued from the press 1t will 10 sold only y
subscription, that there win be opportunity to OBJ
tain it except from the Publishers Agents. Price per
volume, 49, $3.50 and s75 according 10 !style Of bipda
ing. Splendidly illustrated with enErayings.
IIsboro, 8, 1862. ALBERT O. ELSTER
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S.
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Oln n NJ Eo CLh Hh II >.
GEL LEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir j. Cltrke u d.
Physician Extraordinary 10 The Queen.
This Invaluable medicine Is unfaihng in the cure Of
all those painful and dangerous diseases to which the
female constitution IL subject. II modcTtes all excess
aud removes nil obslructiuns, and speedy may
be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suited II will in short time bring
on tho monthly period with regularity
1ach bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfcits.
CAUTION.
Tbe'e PN' shoWd MT he taken by females dpring The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy Os hsg are
rc 10 bring on Msc@ridge but al aay oher lime ey are
sg6i
In All cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains
in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue ON slight cScrtiun
Pnlpthlnn pf the Heart, llystercs aud Whites, these
Pills viii effect cure when all other have failed
and although powerful remedy, do contain iron,
chomei nntmony, anything hurtful to the cUnsti.
tuition.
Full directions in tIe pamphlet araurd each package,
which shoul bo carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada.
JOB MOSES, Rochester, n Y.
Nh 81 90 aud postage stamps enclosed to any
aathorizod Agent, will insure bottle, containing 80
Pills, by return mail. rugaOy
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Marria0rs.

MARRIED On tht 2ath ut., by Rev. NJ. Kaufman.
Mr.. MARrIS V. b. FAIRS to Miss LAysA c. WnKrN, all
OF thisco.
On the 18TH hist, by the Rev. wm..M. MoRcynolds,
Mr. WILLIAM GLEADDELL to Miss CAROLINE N. HIdGINs,
both OF this CO.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BRYAN'S
PULMONIC WATERS

rHE Original Medicue Established in 1897, anil frs
article Of the kind ever introduced under the name
"PULnnNIC WATERS" In thisor any other country
all other Pulmnnic Wafers are cUunterf-its TIN
genuine eau be known by the name BRYAN beini
stamped on each WAFER.
BRTAN's PuLM0Aie WAFERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarsoness.
BRYAN's PULMONIo WARNS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing.
BRIAE's PULMoSIC WARNS
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest
BRTAHs PJLhoNIC WAFERs
Relieve InCipient CONSUMPTION, Lung Diseases.
BRYAS'R PULMONIc WAFLRs
Relieve Irritation Of the Uyula aud TOnsils.
BRYASs PULMoSIG wAFERs
Relieve tho above Complaints Ia Ten Minutes.
BRYAss PULMONIO WATERs
Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
BRYANs PuLMoSIc WAFRRs
Are adapted for Yocasts and Public Speakers.
BRYAss PuLHOYIo WAFERs
Arc ia a simple form aud pleasant to the taste.
BRYARs PULNoRiG WAFERs
Not only relieve but effect rapid and lasting Cures.
BRYAE's PULnONIc WAPRRs
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without a box Of
BRIAs's PULAosIo WAFERs
In the house.
HotraveIor should be without a supply Of
BRYAH's PuLMoSIG WAELRs
In his pocket
No person viii ever object to give for
DRYAE's PULAoEIO WAFERs
twenty-five Gents.
-. -a JOB MOSES.
aug10y Sole Proprietor, Rochester, NJ 7,
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We also publish the
FARMERS GUIDE

BY Henry Stephens, Of Ednburg, and the late J. r
Norton, Of Yale College, vols. Royal Octave 1860 pa
ges, and numerous engrayings Prico SO for tho two
Volumes by mail, SI l.. SCOTT & co.
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Alden, n. r. PummiIl, John
Browning, VIM. NJ. Price, A. W. t.'rt
Cole, Sarah Potitory. lpicrro
Campbell, Martha PettinGor & Vananda
Collins, Patrick Radclif Hannah ID.
Davis, Harvey RoAdes pbilip A
Evans, ID. T. ROndieE, Rev. V.
Elournoy, Preston Robinson, George, COlOred
Gray, J. IT, Ramsey samuel
Hun, Margaret Slonakcr, L.
Higgins, Harriet r. Swigart. Amira
llOar, Ohtgh D. Scott, Sarah T..
IIoxsie, James II. Smith, George
Heath, Loomis-2 Smith, Daniel
Hopkins, James R.--l Smith, VIM r.
Hiatt, Thomas Smith, u. b.
johnson, Mary Turner Susan
Jones' =. TnllmadRe, VIM IT,
jackson, Angelina Tate, Maria
Lewis, Elizabeth Tate Willis
| Landrogan, James TAYLOR VIM
McConnaughey, Ruth TuII Louisa
| McOoy John Naupelt, Joseph %
| marshaU sarah Watts, James u.
MaItln, margaret Whittle, Thomas
Matn' John Wright Robert,
newDy, Anna Wright, Melinda
| 0'Rourkc, John-2
| hillsboro, o. Feb l0,.1s03. w. n. SMITH, r. N.
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Samuel Wright's Estate.

RT0TICE is hereby given that tho undersigned ha
~ been duly appointed aud qualified as ENccntor Of
the estate Of Samuel Wright, deceased late Of Highland
County All persons holding claims against said estate
requested 10 present them Ia the Undersigned duly
authenticated, Tor allowance, and all persons indebted
to said estate notified to make Immediate paynsut.
JOHN W. WRIGHT
febl2wl$ Executor Of Samuel Wright.
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The nnnaorirtion Act.

The Senate adopted the Conscription
Act at 2 o'clock Monday night. An
amendment to exempt Congressman,
State officers and clergymen, was re-
jected. The first class to be drafted arc
those between the ages of 20 aud 35.--
The second class between 35 and Do
Substitutes can be given by drafted men,
or an amount paid to bO fixed by the
Secretary of War, and not to exceed
$500. The Bill has yet to go through
the House.
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]. n. NUGHEY,S ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified Administrative
ty, deceased.
Dated this 18th day Of February, 1863.
teblOw3r SARAH IUCHFY
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New YORK, February II.

The steamer Creole, from New Or
leans, has arrived. Gen. Banks issued
orders suspending navigation Of the
Mississippi to vessels exclusively engag-
cd in coast-wise or foreign commerce
also prohibiting the foreclosure of mort.
cages against loyal citizens, exempting
the property Of loyal citizens from fore.
ed sale as to debts and obligations in.
Cured subsequent to the dates of this or
der, which shall have remained uncalled
for, for six months.
Gold in New York to day is quoted
active at5s3.
HEADoR's ARMY OF THE PoToMAo, !
February 16. (
Two expeditions just returned. Salts.
factory results. Contraband traffic be-
tween Rebels Of Maryland and Virginia
is broken up.
Also, preventing the enforcement OF
the Rebel conscription, which was or
dered to take place in the counties on
the neck, from the 18th to the 18th.
A large quantity ofprovisions, and q
number Of horses and mules we're seized.
A large number Of contrabands return
cd With the expcditionary party.
Among the captures were two large
-
mail bags, several citizens engaged in
smuggling, some Rebel soldiers and sig
nal oficots.
Several vessels used in conveying sup
plies across the Potomac, were captured
and destroyed.
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DR. Rnhnck,a Remediea.

We publish in another column Of to-days paper nm
article copiod from the Cincinnati Times, descriptive c
DR.. Roback's extensive medical establishment in that
city. BY the way, Or. Robacks Remedies have obtain
cd great and deserved popularity with all classes
II has been but short time since these Remedies wcrt
introduced iuto section Of country yet Dr. Brennan
Dr Roback's agent In this place, Informs us that nv
snos Of the Blood pills and Blood Purifier far
coed those ofal other medicines for which he Is agent
combined The reason for this is that they have stool
tho test fpractical experience We know this not on
Is from the mouths Of others, but we have used them
family with tho very best results For all dis
OF the blood general debility whether proceedin
from sickness or from natural weakness, indigestion
and all kindred ailments recommend the Scandina
yian Remedies the rery best medicines cxtant The
are destined to achieve not cpemcral succrss, but
permanent and deserved reputation which will rcndc
them necessity in every family.-lNapoeon, o., Mort
West, March 2.
| See advertisement.
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Notice is Herebv Given

THNo the legal voters residing within the District IN,
a der the supervision Of the Board of EducaonS
lIsbOro, Ohio, To meet at the Walnut Street Schook
House, in the said town of IIlsbOro,
MONDAY, THE 1GrH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1868,
O'clock, p. NJ Of said day, and then and there to-
CONFIRM reject, by majority vote the act Of the Board
Of Education in tho purchase Of the Lot of ground knOwH
as the Emrie Out-LOt No. H. including Brick House
and small slip Of ground adjacent, 10 the said town OF
Hsboro bought az Sherhs Sale Saturday, ast ult,,
for So 60 aud thus comply with tho Sh section Of nn
for the better Ieguaion Of the public schools In cit
ies towns, &c., passed by the Legislature Of Ohio,
February n, 1870.
BY order Of "The Board Of Edncation."
| SAMUEL E. HIDDEN, seo'y.
HilIsborO, Feb. ., 1868. fsb6w2
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Blackwood's Magazine
AND THE
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~ Periodicals has more than doubled In consequence
"t e eornos rise In the price Of Paper, aud gem
etal advance in all other cxpcnsesand notwithstand-
ing other publishers reducing the size or increasing
e price oi their publications, shall continue,
the year 1863, 10 furnish Reviews complete Us hereto
fore, at tho oil rates, viz:
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The New York herald., 1863-06-29

SUM- and although other oorps sassed and hung back
keadss corps bsld iis
urvnvuIl
On Sunday, June a. 1893, ia the light under General
Pessansns orders ono Of the brsadss Of Gen. hesde
corps took active part and earned gndyng fame
This brigade was Commanded by Coiorel Vincent, and be-
ionged 70 The First division.
ps0ulAhs.
Among o,bor troops recently under General headss q
command wero the regulars under General syk0. Tho
bravery and endurance with which thsss have al
ways acted has told well TOR tho discipline and apra du
COPS Of tho men under The command a General hesdo
rsosoros TO oossAHDss roIonIo
within The last few days General Asads has been placed
at the head o "lhs finest army tho planet and 10
TO DO hoped thai he viii be sneoe.srol with tue
troops than altbos General Burnside General Hoos
90. The material that oomposes tLs army psehApe The
beat D tho whole world, and will Do Amost anything
properly led and, Judging BY General Hsads apieesdenu
,boro Is bot lliIie doubt they now wiIbs