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The New York herald., 1863-10-15

placed @ straight round tbs bottom. Above this vas
s0r sno hounce exactly like the former put On N les
vouy with guipure. Initiating Figaro vese auc upon
eeVe which was plain. similar gaipure forinsd
Nery all the BAH dresses OF saffaiane with under
so OF the same. There Is rather Just
aress was atoy by young lady IA was composed
Sa skill or white tarlatane. trimmed with narrow
separated by nsertiorf Of black lace Tbs body had
small nchu taratlnc and black lace aud rHs finished
on WITH seari q black lacs, tied behiad. on the front
shoulders we're bouquets OF natural aHd tho
hair Sss dress ed " match.
Wni.s taraiano dresses, with color undgne.ah, or
with rnches piaoel nounccs very becomirts for
yoing iattes Many are made as described with
wreaths OF aowcrs. For instance dress Of whrte
tarlatane. with gauered tulc onnce round the
small roses
Another dresv gray tulisoyer gray satin: the two
skirts lOoped up with cluster acacis roses The coli
fu,o also formed of acacia rosesand grass.
s seo % wn Ss %
Deng made lower IN front and narrow ard back at
ne sioss-so much more graceful shd bessnius style
satin being also erupfOyed both Tor capotss and plain
oonness, and as tho season advances; win no doubt be
very charming bonres in this material had ue front
pink satin, 70 deep fce and tho crown Of stack vel
eSs row Of fiat bows OF black lace, lined with pink
. % w ~ss u 'Ss o
VIA punk ssn Strings upisk satin, edgst with b4ack
AsssAer satin bonnet gazss sser. was tssAsd - vso
eoso Win narrow quiinss 81 satin and tdilo. Two
:ss Sws this trnmng were pac1d round the b6naet %
enas tulie and satin carv aJsernateiy These wsre
with very 6ne wreaths olesvcs end balb ora so
dfecn u which ended inside tAc bonnet, among tbuh
lonnes o. greon and white tuI;e Curtain ~ SATIN ccvere
wItn whte boude Strings TO naech the bonnet. |
cap0sUof imperial blue silk The edge of th6 ffony
ead Inside trimmed with small bouquets OF heatL formed
w1h brown aoathcrs. bouon o. blue tue is carried
front and inside the bosHos curtain OF Nas
eugod with nNle; strings OF blue ribbon J
Ine newese capotes are principal tftmmed with luches
on sune or Grape and small buncssof grass, with dow
but flowers "- /
Grape b0uness arc still but they mostly ed
with stnn Nvsry pretty ssRde OF white cgnpe
anu tlie bouiilenne with ruche on silk tulle
inc edso, a bunch OF white camel asploced at the sE
sfde wnito silk curtain, trimmed g rich blonde up
Omr0sd OF ullg aad blonde, with b0uqust
Velvet bonnes are beginning to mi hetcir appearanc
Jut at present they much too unless compose
u veivctand orape tulle bon cxtSCh has goo
,dect andlwill be much worn Il
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THE 'AsLssH Ksvo1umaB

ps,is journals continue TO applaud the-seiW ,,,o, =,
Earl Russ IeaNe w r s -, rasr.,n s,sna, believe
.%s,r the attade OF RussA ias hs
49,. s,nr or no scts OF tho Vienna Congress " ~"s~
The Paris Press ~ 1870. NJ nd England
bave deci1ed 70 consuo 80 ssssS .S ma no longer
aess,on oe Poland 10 Russia .,.
Adyicss fr'I, warsaw sinse u ...rs,.s workmen EN-.
ploycd u eonlciat nussssu Warsaw have
ie the printing Offices. Sevcra pesw refused 10 accent
the od,,orshp of.the JoSndL
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rhe Tsrs In = srs.y.

our coNsTASrISoPLx o. JsREsPowpxNcg.
cosrN 1sorIs, Sept. II, 1888.
Prcoramne for tie First HorS Racine Sxyan an a.,
Twf-Grsat Sport Ani'cy ,d,od-7ze Sakes asd Rule,
OF Ae Cosrse. DC.
mentioned In my last yior ,ha, ws were soon 10 have
hos's race 70 Turkey ~ Tho hrss time Tho prosramns
Il out, and has been pubsnsd in all tho ors, ,o.,,
mails. oroat sensation has been produced S.d the unbc
are On Tho qa, v've. anticipating sraod asa,r.
rhs distinguished pstrosAse Of tbx Sultan bmsow ana
ths royal ladies greatly snhances che excitement, 4.
tso< 70 send you, Of courss particular description o, the
ansas when comes cG nov forward . copy OF tho
pecsrsmme for the ehiertaumeu, Of ,bose 10 Amer,c.
uho are iO,ers.ed In sporting matters.
coSsrASrrxorLx RAcrs
CSpxR rHs IMMEDIATE fAIR0SA0g oS MS NrERiAL
TN SULTAN.
These races will take place at the Kehnt bansh the
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rncEmperor of Mext
rTrcu, Galignani'5 Mcsscu'
The Iron Fleet OF France.
GRAND REVIEW AT cHEhBo. NO AND THE NfE,sDED
""" CRUis e.

TFrom GaignHnIs"e "e .B.r' heft =.
Tn. s;y;s,on OF plated vessels collected Chcr-
hon WAS TO have put TO sea eeAsrday afternoon 10 To-
40 doaSe The OF Ushant "a steer towards tho ooasss
y, Sosn rnis nrst cruise Is hst for from twsvo ~
10 a fortnight without anchor, "a
wee Admiral Pcnaud, pre- caset OF tho cenr,iss.sS
ehargcd 10 watch the expcv sAsuss hoisas hs flag
500 The solferno The oAher Annmbers Of tho comxze
,a 80 distv,bucd among the Our frgaes winch,
80 Saice,ino form tho divhton> These tho.sb
ronpe, the Msrcnt. the lnv,n:.ss and tho Sorma.
,,ns y Admra, for the service of the dviaisn. -
,be wbole COZ % Of tho cxpcr neoe
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sweet Waters Of Earope) on F.day and sasarday. tn
io'h and l7h Of October, ls6i
HIS EScecncy Sefer Pasha, Pres dent
=. his ExeeUency Saiih Pasha, Vice President.
! II. oppenheim, Est H. n Buck Fssu
! ;. Gnir lacino, Esq N. Gcraux, F d
A Bsitazzi, Esq. A. JovancG. -f M
FIRST pAY-fat5Ay, Ocr 10.
l. fssoF (JocSEO sTAKrs-yalus rs iras (slOo) foI
IT, ur' exceeding Ia HAMS. 70 carry so okes 37
ius.) "a okes allowed eycey inch under Distance
mile. satrance Ira 'I'9s-T
rHs MILITARY PRIzB-A sword OF Isuuor given BY the
uitans Body Guard for borses bonVnc To- aud ridden
W Cy c.mmssioned officers his Imperial Msesty's army
AN Tgs weights Distance 2 miles Ratrancs liras.
~ horses Of all denominatous l4H bands carry 5s
,o,,s unSer 4h Nands. so; over, 90 skes Distance 2
d IiE LADIES' Ourselves by the Iadiesof Constantine
valued at 20 liras for horses or all aoinations or
hanss so M sah hsad e. carry % eLss nnds, lak
70 carry okes extra. Gentsemen riders. Distance ~
miie Entrance lrss
hskDLE RAc.-vake3o Inns, for horses - all deae
Mmatlons l41x hands. TO- carry shove. DISTANCE
nnes ovcf hurdles Ea.fanee Ira
IS sras catch weights fKe ftsr tossceive 2oras
80 ss rSGs SSGss TO- third hose for .rsss nssssng
D.ss.sss Ia mile post entity; yt'fr ftcs: Wv
sxcoHp DAY-s1ypRbAy eCT II.
4. Tsa KocMEtAs srAKss-Saiue' 2s lres. for osals'
1Hy csuuSsy bred horsey not exceeding f0urtesn
sands rsossry SO okes, 2K okes allowed for sverv inch
uuder; sas winner Of any rsevious TO carry az
Entrance Xfvn
q %ssnILsosxAKn-valse 50 ,h6s for horses OF an de-
1or,natoEs to carry 90 Oks; enc winner 10 be sold
demanded. sr60 iiras; dstnncs'l uffso The winner
VIII imedMtey after tho eaes, bb prt up at auction,
md any surAns nfty lrs0 fo< whche may bo sold
xi 70 equally d,vhsed amesg GS-other starters En-.
rance Il Ira. '--.~.- \
3. IN. MNsrmS pLArx-gpr hcsses of al demon "a!
IONS ~ haars, s5 okes ugadel ~ hscds. SO; ovsr
okes inc winner Of tho k5ult rs 'or ladies' cup 70
AIRY okes extra Distance T. miles- Entranos \
Iiras.
d. RAayAx srAs-vaiue 70 lras scr all horses railway
ace (rac4t, catcAf weights. Distsv,ee, e mile. En
ancc. / liza.
COnMnrEas C5-vs,ue 30 liras horses OF aII de-
snnatiHL1, to carry 6y Okes Eng Oh horses okes
Isra the winner Of the sultaus Cup, Minister'S plate
OF any two races, TO- carry 6 okes eNtsA Gentlemen
Gers Distance y mile. Entrance 4 lira. n y
8. THE fra each with 10
as added for bestenaovsos In all Dpt catch weight
Cos TO carry thesanne weights in their respective
ces. Distance. i mi>e: Post entries.
7. Tax srRrDu yIdrERxp ScuRRr--vaiSsl8 lirss Dis
nee x mile. Tho first horse to receive 10 lrss the
cosd hOrsc Orecev05 iras the third adsse 10 receive
ltrass Entrance fec ia itra. Post entres.:' 4
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Ag Iaundmtio. or the MITE.
an ia nd 'tGA az tueNe destnN esparl cf ts railroad
ana would rc-art the shipiDfat ofsot%s tf
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Tho EsagIish Turr.

.FroNstEe tDndon Post, Sept. 80
NEwnARHEr coURssa sops 29-Match, aeo sovs:; hit!
Mr. E Ton Broecks Lord OF Lime, by Ibtr, OF Lime,
Faona, four years. Sss Sb &c. FordhamC.. I
Marquis OF Hastings rper, three years, ssts TO- (S
Kogers}t ---..................2 q
hold slight unt half way up hill the Anish
whesa'nppcr momentariiy got his head i, fnotl. but
after aspritedr'ses tor was beaten head.
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THE INVASION OF

The Expected Secession
lParts fSepe. 26) correspondence of
Navy Gazette |
Further disruption ,hrostcns the oir
fore the rebellion broke out. tho Pac
idea OF drifting out OF the Union. Th
inination df tho South, ana Fremont
gQes 10, shall sooa foliOsg in hev rake.
have not moved IS vet on account OF
because wkhoV. keet no success wo,
than g wes, feet would trample them /
shortly. Now, seeing that Mr.. I.inc
UeSS hostile to France, that 10 receive
dor5, aud will not recognize tho new
Mexico. the South intend 10 take adv
tude. They lose no occasion Of forcin
government, and they now wish that
ate diversion up In the Californian g
-c'e.n wppN take u dip in tho Y
rssif 4 tas ,;.. !. ~ gold for the South:
"Is. france send few steam frigat
tscuh rhc- up than Acapuico-to H""
Prcjfic States. TO longer IN o,cau - =.
aeclnre thoir indencndence' ies rrs"
South and do this, ana the Mou'
checkmatod. and no more Anxiety oo
20 the stability 81 a Gallo McAlCH
Ernse is already taking somc prem
r.s,,rr COR Mexico Is ordering II
Sr;caie es and two corvettes, and 70 ao
,nscoi on the Isle OF Carmen on iVs
ssdsripp what France has oeeu
Washine,on Csbnes has been most
:, ts moi unlikely that Mr., iAncom
,.,,-sw,rm,eas iu California, ano .
enough to occupy their hanos WI
tirno
the Emperor of Mext
'fTrcun Galignanis Messcu'
.rns chateau of Miramar, wncre
Ian resides, Is situated aboat .n,s. s.
na nromon,tory running out into IN
,he Gothic style, and It's propor.n
archduxc hae the chateau pun. vs. 81
I, the nane It bears, which I'd .nI
n;ees Icol AT the sea" iuc
m,Satf cent collections oil opJe'
wh,ch he either procured durins
mn,ch have been brought or SCI
the Austrian navy. inc rt',vs ,',s
with tho Spanish, and, IKE n,s
Austria, speaks seven ianguagcs
The p,rk OF Mirsnar Is the pr,
,,hsh,,ants or Trieste, and on "
siock ,.,Ather in crowds. Ine
ae,,cr,ss and the collections oI
snrown o,cu to visitors Inc
much good In the country, W. W,
the love aud esteem o. TUG '
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Den mark. .

Denmark.
The Minister OF 'ic Aaripc had den,.siol from Tho
Eiesraad authority 10 iron olads u cllhng In
900 sailors
Ll}-b ~ pr,s.,. Tgf5N
Fhe Prussan mipisleria, c4rcnar demands from erphU
hc '.notonaries the aelye support o the cavern
men. ~ Tho coming election Even passive agitndo
VIII lie considered want Of deeson 70 the eovernaient
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MEXICO.
4 CALIFORNIA;.
London Army and

sCe;toA Stafos IA.
iAc states bad some
~ know the deter
stf, sch<n the South
Tho Pacific States
their isolation, and
IL b OF use. J0na-
me- subjection very
ON shows himself
sgcarezs' ambassa-
s~der OF things In
as,tage OF this atti.
& v on the French
France should Gro.
I'D fields. II Midas
lxkeo Pactolus, all
y TO the Pacific sta.
ynas-and then the
laval power, weuld
20 acknowledge the
toctrine would be
caused with regard
4 empire. Perhaps
niuary steps in the
ou her yards three
M to create q naval
Pacific coast. Con-
otnR, the tone OF the
,eAued and humble.
ID his advisers see
lsnk they have quite
! one secession Ut o
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The Opera.

- lFromthe london Post, Sept. 2ol
Nile. rarepa appeared Norma on THURSDAY last n
the Royal Opera At Berlin. Tho public applauded her
higny, but tho critics ms by means unanimous os
nearly N their commcndatons some considsring that the
part uusuted 10 the voice and powers Of tho singer
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miss Batsman's Appearance and Tra-
umph.
MIS- Balomsn, the so,rss had msde Tho INST
triumphant dsbut n tho Ade,phl
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
% at Home.


the Archduke Maximi.
miles from Trieste, on
,sea- The building Is In
as arc immense. The
me years ago, and gave
Spanish Language sig.
'rnce has there formed
;ts OF natural history,
his different voyages or
it 70 him by officers of
: intimately acquainted
brother the Emperor OF
acipaT promenade Of the
Indays aud Cete days they
apartments, tho picture
ntural history are kindly
Prince ana Princess %
ere they have acquired
labitants.
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Oar st. Louis CerrespenAsnce.
81. Iour, Oct. 9. ise3
More Ssdmus Burned ~ Rebd hgass-fn,enss Escite.
mms-CAa~ss Of CsmmowdUs-- -kissosr STATE Guard,
de-, dc.
me numerous steamboat nres which are believed 10
be tho result Of rebel ncsadary schemes have caused
Considerable sxcitsmsas Of late 10 this vicinity. Tho
destruction Of 70 many boats st points vide apart n
circumstances % nearly alike leaves doubt Of nceu.
diarism being at the bottom Of tho mischief Hardly
had the telegraph wires ceased telling the story
Of the horrors on tho burning Of the Robert Camp.
be Jr than tho evee at the foot Of vine street
lighted up st MONDAY on Iuesday By condasrasscs
which destroyed three moro boats. The Chancsllor
wss the arpt victim-shs bsng The second time
The rebel agents have applied torch 10 this boat
The nrst occurring on the DRY Dock on Thursday
the Forest Queen snolhs Of ths boats burned. This
steamer noted The Only ous which ran the socsds
OF ths vIct1burg baatsysss under command o hss own
ecsrs pilot and crew. a ~ others havne been msnned
By ssldsss me shlrd boss bssasd the Casahoula
DURING this connagrailoa the most intense excitement
prevailed on the ieves, and rush was made TO hang
msn csush Stealing, the susptcos that be was On In
ccndary Bostmcn from other steamers we're present.,
and the incsndiary had been caught IL would have
Jared hard with him The exctemsat has hardly ooolsA
od svsa me Insurance companies have taken the
alarm and refused polc,ss ani extra guards saA
special police and number d picket boats have bssn -
siucd Ia ths vicinity the ssamooss 10 prsvsnl fshss
barnlpss coes circsmspection used Ia cncayns deck
bands and boats iosdcd with goverumes stores ere 70
BE- guarded ~ dssacamsus n troocs.
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TO California, tbs station sastward and this mor
The telegram s also cut between Kansas City ard
daiia, % that the gap between California and Kans
embracing the pAcinc Railroad west 20 sedaa and Geor
town, Lexington Independence and the tervenng COT
try IS oil out OF reach. Our cavalry has surroinded
robes. and IL active must envelope them In rer1
the effort seems TO be directed to baggng the rel
rather than 10 pursuing and fighting them. Il
il scems foolish 70 waste she strength Of four or ve M
sand men and horses trying 70 capture the rebel fsrce
stead q following up iheir tr.n and attacking thou
pursuit are held back until the rebels fairly wIt
the trap. 40 10 called, when said ssap WIN be spru
surely escape and q .hey do the military ability OF
son9Ise ~, VIII ~ ,s a. ror Sent, Nm, INIT
once q Lsavsnworh, and 10 there nxcd
10 ..ou ~. usss. ssss Ss.isy ssT'n az. sm The
q sr,!nsry: Insy hsvs been lo!ssd y sSoa, cIssi
county. shQud BoouviIls b sAkss. ths rebels froui
nosshside b ths river win soon swsn shelby's
ana - E sansaitioa " o mako a 20 % ss.e,lvs stand ss
swsnsy.6ve hundred msn. fhs artillery theyt
!ss Dss' no. x '''sfs "" s' ~ ~ ;'d Ss
or stolen from stores 10 small towns Ihe rebe
Sm y; ss .sS ss lsu from q.
escsssloa count'ss Of Saline. Cooper. pettn, hol
Carroll CsI,s~sy ns.sos .sS = sss:s ~ ~, n CIV. ~ ,hs
Whssnsr oosssstTsss1 ~ scsatsred they are caIaI
INJECTING mmsnee mischef n this trouble ridden st
JsdSrSpa Guy b beIivsd 70 De safe The
Esiirood wlIl peobably Be- serioualy damaged wd
CAIiornia slasios. rhs LAnins bridge, which Il .
husIrs6 TEA Ions, has ben glvsn 70 The flames
sHi prsSsbly, skoosn guarded by sssilsry and
coapsnia a. ufanGy. u snslbys sntiss foros B.
Sscnsd tks guerd ~ brtdgs hes pssbebly sunkrej
iIpeoa he eAsYissa bad orders " wmh1rsw n
danger, and = suppossd to have eoee -. Ia
.J:;.s;: ss, :,.ss;s ;s s M F,:s:.s ,ss
mss, With srsfsFy, n n easy ~ . lHpaay q ~ =
eousaGs nd sUnAI valsr thAs s.n - osfsd.
n most imppgsaas potni vtth1a the 1anewom
. g esss.ry ~ y IA sSs:s ssss,., @ss
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-26
Volunteers Of African Descent.


The following is the bill in relation to
the enlistment of Volunteers of African
descent, which passed the House by q
vote of yeas SO, nays "a:
BE IL enacted By the Senate and House
Of Representation of the United States Of
America in Congress Assembled, That the
President be, and is hereby, authorized
to enroll, arm, equip, and receive into
tho land and naval service oftKe United
States such number of volunteers Of AT.
rlcnn descent as he may deem useful tc
suppress the present rebellion, for such
term of service as he may precribe, not
exceeding FIVE years. The said volun.
teers to be organized according to the
regulations of the branch of servioe in
which they may be enlisted, to receive
the same rations, clothing, and equip
ments as other volunteers, aud month
ly pay not to exceed that of other volun-
teers; to be differed by persons appoint
ed and commissioned by the President
and to be governed by the rules and ar.
ticles of war and such other rules and
regulations as may be prescribed by the
President;
Provided, That nothing herein con
tained ,'or in the rules and articles of wal
shall be so construed as to authorize Of
permit any officer of African descent tC
be appointed to rank, or to exercise mil
itary or naval authority over white off
GERS, soldiers, or men, in the military Of
naval service of the United States; no
shall any greater pay than ten dollar
per month, with the usual allowance o
clothing and ratiOns, be allowed or paiC
to privates or laborers of African de
scent, which are or may be in the mill
tary or naval service of the Unitet
States: ........
Provided further, That the slaves o
loyal citizens in the States exempt b,
the Presidents proclamation of Janua
ry 1st, 1868, shall not be received int
the armed service of the United States
nor shall there be recruiting Offices open
in either Of the States of Delaware, Ma
ryland, Western Virginia, Kentuck y
Tennessee, or Missouri, without the con
sent Of the Governors of said States hay
ing been first obtained.
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A Warm Bath Wager.

Smith was man who never permit
ted himself to be ou, -ione-he co lid do
whatever anybody else could. Smith
met Brown in bath room, and Brown
knowing the others peculiar conceit
said that he Brown could endure a
hotter bath than any living man
Thereat Smith frcs up, bet was made.
Two bathing-tubs we're prepared, with
six inches of water in each. The fell
lows stripped; and, separated by cloth
partition, each one got in and let on
the hot water at the word-the wager
being who should stay in the longest
with the hot water running. Smith drew
up his feet as far as possible from the
boiling stream, while Brown pulled out
the plug in the bottom of the tub. AZ
ter about half a minute, quoth Smith
CHOW is it, Brown-pretty warmf'
eyes" said the other, ''it's getting
mighty hot; but l guess I can hold out
a minute longer"
$50 can l." answered Smith, "Scis.si
squashl lightningl it's awfulI''
Fifteen seconds passed, equal to half
an hour by Smiths imaginary watch.
~ say, over there, how is it now?"
"Oh, it's nearly up to the bilin' pint!
Oh, Christopher" answered the diaboli-
cal william, who was lying in the empty
tub, while the hot water was passing out
of the escape pipe.
BY this time Smith was splurging
about like boiled lobster, aud called
out again
II say, over there, how is it nowp''
"Hot, replied Brown. "But-whewi
-scis-s-guess | can hold out another
minute" ... r--.
nYou canM shrieked the now boiling
Smith, who rolled out, and bolted
through the partition, expecting tofnd
the other quite cooked.
"You internal rascal why didn't you
put the plug inP"
"Why, I didn'tngree to, ;" said the i'm
perturbable joker. "Why in thunder
didn't you leave yours outH' .'I"
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-26
Gen. Rosaorans.


A correspondent of the N. Y. Trib-
une, writing from Rosecrans' army,
says:
A wounded rebel officer in Murfrees-
boro, discussing the battle with Father
Tracy--the clerical guest of the Gener.
al-said, 1--WE think your General is o
d--d Dutch fool. He don't know when
he is whipped"
The fancy that Gen. Rosecrans is a
Dutchman widely prevails in the South,
whereas his ancestors, "native and to
the manor BORN" fought in the Revolu.
tiouary war. The General is of the
sixth generation of the American Rose
Grams family, and is about as deeply
bred American as the natives Of them
all. ... ...
The first emancipation under the
Proclamation occurred here few days
ago. Gen. Rosecraus directed free pa
pers to be issued to a servant of Col
Walter, of Charleston, S. @. Said Gen
Rosecrans to a friend soon after, 81
wish the American people to know
that have loved justice and hated in
iquity."
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-26
From the Journals Of Congress, 1777.
Arbitrary Arrests in the time of the
Revolution, ..1.


WHEREAS, The States of Pennsylya-
MIA and Delaware are threatened with
immediate invasion from powerful ar
my, who have already landed at the head
of Chesapeake Bay, And, ptereas, the
principles of policy and self. preserva-
ton require that all persons who may
reasonably bc suspected of aiding or
ab1tting the cause of the enemy, m ay
be prevented from pursuing measures
Injurious to tho general veal: .s .-
Resolced, That the executive authori-
ties of the States of Pennsylvania and
Delaware be requested to cause all per-
sons within their respective States no
toriously disaffccted, forthwith to be ap-
pretended, disarmed and secured, till
such time as their respective States
think they may be released without in
jury 10 the common cause. a'
ResolUed, That it be recommended to
the supreme Executive Council of the
State Of Pennsylvania to cause dill
gent search to be made in the houses OF
the Inhabitants of the City of Philadel-
phia, who have not manifested their at
tachment to the American cause, for
lire arms, swords. and bayonets; and
that the owners of the arms SO found be
paid for them at an appraised value,
and that they be delivered to such of the
militia of the State of Pennsylvania ia who
are at present unarmed, and have been
called into the field. rr 5#H ~ a7-'s
On the above preamble and rcsolu.
tions, Mr.. Fisher, In his admirable work
on "7he trial cfthc Constellation" makes
these remarks; "a case occurred in Phil
adeiphia in l777, Some twenty gentle.
men, of high respectability, we're arrest
ed by order of the Supreme Executive
Council of this State at the instance. of
Congress, banished to a town in .Vir..
glnia, and there detained. They we're
not treated as criminals, but with con,
sideratiOn and Kindness. Thoss, who
chose to declare their allegiance to the
government we're released, and all were
permitted to return co their ZONES when
it was thought taey could be no longer
dangerous. l't ro00I 20
These arrests were made with the
hno'0Iedge and dRprObatiOa Of Washing
;o"' A '0ra Of hGbeas corpus ,Oas iGsSed
at The instance fthe prisoners, but IL ,0Gs
d'sregarded Iy The officers IN oGargs, or
them, and soon afterwards, September
10th, 1777, the Legislature passed bill
indowmifying the Executive Council,
and suspending the writ Of habeas COT,
pus. .rEI .'a'1t3 sf 'r fif'' '''ao't
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-02-26

There has been a rapid falling off in
the number of marriages since the
year 1860. The number for that year
was 23, LOG; for 1861, 81, ,251; while in
1862 it was reduced to 1880.
The aggregate of sudden deaths is
not SO great for the past year as the one
preceding it. In 1862, the number of
such deaths was 593-hemicides, 81;
suicides, s5; casualties, All; while in
1861 there we're 72 homicides, 11s sui
cides and 496 casualties; total, ESQ.,
The statistics Of the last six years show
an average of 53s sudden deaths, 60
homicides, 81 suicides, and 1893 casual.
ties.