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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-05-21

One night last week soldier in q
Pennsylvania regiment, while on picket
complained of feeling i'll; the surgeon
of the regiment was called, when there
was some whispering instituted. The
sick soldier was a woman and the re-
suit of the surgeons work was the de
livery of fine boy. Gen. Josh. Owen
named the child Picket Falmouth Ellis.
worth.
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JouN ]. JAENEY, Secretary.

IMPORTANT TO SoEDIERs.-We are
instructed to say that all soldiers enti,
tied to artificial limbs, who are not in
any yof tho General Hospitals established
for their reception, will, upon presenting
proper proofto Surgeon WV. Holme es,
Medical Director oftho Department ol
the Ohio, No. 81 West Third street, Gin,
cinuati, receive an order upon tho man
ufacturer for the same. This is in accor,
dance with the directions issued from
the Medical Directors Office for the
Dep artment of the Ohio, Jan. 9th, 1865
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The Governor of Barbados invited
Com. Wilkes, now commanding the Fed
.cral steamer Vanderbilt, to dine with
him, but the latter declined, giving as a
reason that the Governor had entertain
cd Captain MOfit of the privateer Flo
rida, a few days previously, Arriving
subsequently at St, Thomas, where there
were two English blockade runers in port
he tbroatensd to seize thOu if they at
tempted to leave, They then applied to
the British steamer Ph@'ou for prOtCO
ton, and that vessel cOayOyed them out
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Correspondence Of the News.
From Co. "H," lst o. ". Cavalry
A Misrepresentation Corrected.
r CAMP 1sr o. v, G..


LAvERoNE, Tenn, April 80, 1863 I
DEAR NEws-I notice in the col
umns Of the Hillsboro Gazette Of the
23d February letter from High
land Laddie" 10 this Company, repre-
senting il as opposed to the present war
policy, and praying for "mOre vallan.
dighams, more Crittendens, and more
Sam Pixies"
Now, Mr.. Editor, am requested by
the loyal boys Of Co. an to say that
this is utterly false, A more loyal and
gallant set Of boys never marched into
"Dixie." Copperbeads in this regimen
are very scarce, and Tam sorry to say
that the only Copperheads in this Reg
iment belong to this Company. Wher
the resolutions of the brave soldier
boys Of Ohio we're read on dress pa
rade, only four opposed them, Now, fol
the benefit of these boys, 1 will men,
ton no names, but they may be assured
that they are branded as traitors in the
eyes Of loyal mon.
Mr.. Editor, for the benefit Of Com
pany al, you will give this place il
your excellent paper, and obligc tn
loyal boys of Old Highland who hat
treason and disunion. ans ,f..t''
Yours truly, "o'' Co. "H, ,"1's
| ~ " ---.--- 1stO- " -lNoII 6 A..
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! ne lOlloWlDS oTuer mas Deen lsSueO
by Gen. Hooker: ..
HEADoUARTERs ARMY OF PoToMAc, !
-.s..- rss....4 May 6, 1863. !
f. ..- GENERAL ORDER NO. 40.
The Major General commanding Ten
ders to the, army his congratulations OF
the achievements of the last seven
days. IF it has not accomplished al
that was expected, the reasons are
well-known to the army. 1t is sufic
lent to say they we're of character not
to be fereseen or prevented by human
sagacity or resources. In Withdrawing
from the south bank Of the Rappahan
nock before delivering general battle
to our adversary, the army has given
renewed evidence of its confidence in
itself and its fidelity to the principle il
represents. In fighting at a disadvantages
We would have been recrcant to our
trust, to ourselves, our cause and our
country. Profoundly loyal and con.
scious of its strength, the Army of the
Potomac will give or decline battle
Whenever its interest or honor may de
mand. 1t will also be the guardian o.
its own history and its own arm. By
our celebrity and secresy Of movement
our advance and passage of the river
was undisputed, and, on our withdraw
al, not rebel ventured to follow. Th,
events Of the last week may swell with
pride the hearts of every officer and
soldier of this army. We have added
new laurels to its former renown. w
have made long marches, crossed riv
ers, surprised the enemy in bis en-
trenchments, and wherever we have
fought we have inflicted heavier blow
than we have received. We have taker
from the enemy five thousand prisoner
and fifteen colOrs; captured and brough
.
off seven pieces of artillery, and placed
hors dW combat eighteen thousand Of hi
chOsen troops. We have destroyed his
Communications, captured prisoners
within the Notifications of his Capital
and filed his country with fear and
CONSERVATION, We have 40 other re-
T.. vi
gret than that caused by the loss OF
our brave comrades; and in this We are
cOnsoled by the conviction that they
have fallen in the holiost cause ever
submitted to the arbitrament Of battle.
By command Of .' -. PSI 70 Q
p" MAJOR-GENERAL HOOKER.
S. WILLIAMS, A. A. G. p ''iA' ,
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AID FROM CHILI.-A contribution
amounting to the handsome sum Of
$3,6s9 has been forwarded by American
residents in Chill. through the hands Of
Mr.. Seward, to the Sanitary Commission
for the benefit ofOur sick and wounded
soldiers.
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The Chicago Tribune says: ''We have
received, within ten days, sirty ssUsn let
ters (by actual COUNT from our brave
boys in the feld--mOstly from private
soldiers-all breathing tho same pure spir
it Of patriotism, liberalization to fight
Tor the preservation Of the Union to tho
last, and hatred Of the cOpperhesds in
the roar.
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MisoeIlanson. nnirmO' 1o' '"' ~

] am composed Of 10 letters;
My IA 10 10 a Spring month.
My l2 Z 10 Is a boys nickname.
My 10 IA Q 10 range Of mountains in Ohio.
My IL 10 II is a river In s. Carolina.
MY IL is vowel
NY whole is the name Of young follow In the VI
einity'of Berryyille. LIZZIE
Marshall, o.
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The Decided Success of Gen. Banks
Campaign.
PnILApELrnIA, MaY IL.

PHILADELrHIA, May 12.
The New York Post has the follow
ing:
WASHINGTON, May 12,-Late advioes
from New Orleans state that the recent
successes of Gen. Banks have been great
er than the first reports indicated.-
Without cavalry, or a single irOn-clad
gunboat, he has driven the enemy hun.
dreds Of miles; beaten them in every
engagement; captured 1000 prisoners,
and all their guns; destroyed many of
THAR powerful gunbOats, aud secured
large supplies Of ammunition. cotton, su-
gar, cattle, horses, and expedited the
capture of Port Hudson.
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To the Union Men Of Ohio.

To the Union Men of Ohio.
The undersigned, Representing the
Union organizations in this State, after
consultation with the Union members
OF the General Assembly, invite all
loyal citizens who arc in favor of the
maintainance of the Government and
the vigorous prosecution Of the war now
carried on for the suppression of the re :
oellIon against it, to meet and appoint
delegates to Union Convention, to be
held in this city, on Wednesday, the
18th day orJuno next, at eleven o'clock
A. NJ (the place of the meeting to be
hereafter designated for the nomina-
ton of candidates for the following of.
fees:
Governor.
Lieut.. Governor.
Auditor of State.
Treasurer Of State.
One Judge ofthe Supreme Court.
One member of the Board of Public
Works.
The Convention will be composed oi
one delegate for every we hundred votes
given for Governor Tod, aud one addi.
tiOnal delegate for every fraction of two
hundred and fifty or upward, but nc
county to have less than two delegates
as per the following list:
Highland is entitled to five Dele
gates. Ed. News.
We recommend that the delegates be
choseu by conventions in the several
counties, to be held on Saturday the
18th of June. t...
The committee cannot but express
the qualification they feel, in common
with allloyal citizens, at the numerous
Union organizations being formed in
many parts of the State, and earnestly
recommend that similar meetings be
held and organizations formed in al
parts of the State &C the earliest prac
ticable period.
To give to the State or ,anization tn,
unity necessary for its effective work
ing and to enable the State Convention
to correspond with the loyal organiza a
tions, the executive officers of the lat
terYill please communicate to the Sec
refofy of the State Convention
the names and Post Office address O
their officers and their plan of organi
cation.
The undersigned enter upon thei
duties with the purpose of contributing
their full share in infusing the utmos
activity into the approaching canvass
and will be glad to co operate in all
possible modes of supporting our no
ble army, and securing to the Govern
ment a decisive triumph in our comm
elections.
The friends of the Government have
every thing to encourage their hope
for the prompt suppression of the re
bellion. The measures adopted by tn
last Congress have conferred upon th
Federal Administration all the mean
necessary for the maintenance Of tb
public credit, the Strengthening of tn
army and enabling it to achieve speed
and decisive victories over the enem,
We congratulate you, with all the loyI
people ofthe country, upon the CRAFTY
ing prospects, and earnestly invite 20
to the active labor necessary to haste
and insure the glorious result.
,-@vy WM. DENNISoN, Chm n.
u 1.v. G. N. OLDS, ,-..r
GEO, NJ. PARSONS, ~
-., ii. ALLEN,
49,. SAM'L. GALLOWAY, .a
G.. YOLNEY DORSEY;
! ir.rf r, II. GEARY, 7-.--. t,r
A. G.. MoBURNEY;
BENZ. EGGLESToN,
Committee.
JouN j. JAENEY, Secretary.
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tion to be enforced, that we may once
again have full regiment. But have
already written more than 1 had intend
ed, sol will, for the presents wind up.
Yours truly, 20 PEDRO.
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The Illinois Central Company have
sold over 10000 acres of land during
the last four months to upwards of 1000
purchasers, for S677,7l5,31. The cash
payments for the same period were
$500, ,12O,2O. hI
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Parson BRowELow has rsee we'd o.
his share of the profits Of hia book, it is
said, the handsome sum Of $4,000.
This will furnish the Sinsws whereWith
to re-cstablish his paper at Knoxville
when the reign of rebel terror ceases.
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poutb's department.

For the News.
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed of ls letters;
My Is IA issa boys nickname.
My 2 o. Is something that Is used in every neigh
borhood.
Ny 10 s7sIs IL a mans name.
My IL 10 is tho name Of little bird.
My l8 is pretty plenty In Highland Co.
My IL IA is is is what have served Uncle Sam
two In number. 4--"l
My 10 8 s46 10 Is what you would call mean
man.
My whole is the name OF member of Co. l. 2ith o.
vi. W. H.J,
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Answers TO EuigmAS Of May Tth. &C.,
To Enigma by "D. W. q. e.: When will this war
endi
To Enigma by "Jossphus'; Cape Verde Islands.
To Enigma BY Mag: Hannah Ellen Eekiey.
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THE REBELS DON'T LIKE RosECRANs
The Atlanta Intelligencer Of April
29th, publishes an editorial entitled,
"The Dog, Rosecrans." 1t says his
atrocities are more appalling than the
fend Buffers, that he is consum M ate
rufian, an arrant bully, shrewd devil
ser Of little acts, an adroit observer, and
an active but prudent operator.
1t accuses him of laying waste Ten
nessee, burning rebels houses, stealing
their horses, and preventing the cult.
vatiOn of the soil. OfGranville Moody,
it says, he was last summer, regarded
the scourge of Williamson county, but
he is an angel Of mercy compared with
Gordon Granger, the incarnate devil
that sways his iron scepter over the
heads of our humiiatcd, -trOdden,
suffering people.
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S. WILLIAMS, A. A. G.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 40.

Major CLARENCE -PRENTIcE of the
Rebel army andsOnOf Georg d. prentice
Of the Louisville Journal, was arrested at
Louisville on the 3lst, and is now
prisoner at Camp Chase. ga ts.rsm
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Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed Of ls letters;
MY 6 Is Is part Of a ship.
MY 917 IL IA 10 o is a very foolish thing.
My l IL 12 is q boys name.
MY is ls IS 10 tho next thing aer you hitch up "a
cart.
My 4 is Is boys nickname.
My whole Is the name Of boy in Highland CO.
Marshall, o. WILLIE
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Mrs. SwIssHELM, formerly oftho Pitts
burgh Visitor, but recently of the ST.
Cloud, Minnesota, Chief, has been OPP
pointed TO thousand dollar elerkship in
the War DePsrtmSDt.a1yu- d flsl
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CoxInd Ex-Governor Seymour, Of Connecticut,
For sale at this Office and at the Franklin Post oice
Price, so cts."

For sale this Office and at the Franklin Post ofnee.
Price. so cts."
At the bottom of the speech it is an.
nounced that it will be sold "for three
months" but we think that is Con-
federate promise that c'n never be filed ::
Another rebel paper publishes one of
Vallandigham's speeches in similar
form, also on wall paper, at the same
pricO. These gentlemen, Cox, Ssy-
mOur and VaIlandigham, enjoy the in
famous distinction of having had their
political speeches published as text.
boo ks oftreason.
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Mistcllanrous.

Con. Hooker 10 the Army.
The following order has been issued
by Gen. Hooker:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc, !
....- rsr. r. May 6, 1863. I
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Onr5rmg GOrftsp

... .... Correspondence of tho News.
Letter from Gen. Grants Army
Health Of the 4sth ohio--Employ-
ment of Negro soldiers--Promo-
tions, &c. ..-f
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