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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-10-29
Keeping Cider.

The Country Gentleman albany, n.
" says:
Most Of the cider put up By farmers
passes into the acetous fermentation,
becoming more or less sour.
If new cider is formcnted in an open
cSsk, after a time, longer or shorter,
depending upon circumstances, all the
heavier portions Of oxtrancous matter,
pomiOc, etc., will settle to the bottom of
the cssk, and the highly h5culcnt
matter will rise to the surface, forming
a spougy, brown crust; as soon as the
vinous fermentation has ended, racks or
assures will appear ia the crust, and
small white bubbles of carbonic acid
gas will fll the assures in tho crust
The grand secret Of having cider
equal to pure wine, is to check any fur
thcr fcrmon tation. If the cider is left
to itself, the acotous fermentation fol-
lows; the se2im entary matter at the bot
tom of the cask rises, and the liquid be-
comes muddy-this, acting MS yeast,
produces a second and more violent
mentation, resulting generally in
"hard cider"
When the white bubbles begin to ap-
pear, the crust should be removed and
/
| the liquid drawn off without disturbing
the sediment at the bottom Of the cask
Pour two or three pailfuls of liquor in
to clean, strong, tight barrel; then fu
migato-that is, have prepared a lon:
tapering buug, with a looped wire in
serted in tho smaller end of it; to tn,
lower end Of the loop fix stripes of cot
ton or linen cloth, dipped in meltoc
sulphur, to form a good-sizod match
| light it, and thrust it into the bung. hol
Of the barrel-the match will burn til
the oxygen in the barrel is used up
then withdraw the match, put in a CON
mon bung and tip the cask in "do&e
qniok time to the right and left, .
to mix, as far as possible, the liquorSn,
gas in the barrel; then fill; up put in
tight fitting bung, place in cool celia
and in course ofa year orso there vii
be barrel of apple-juice that temper
anco ladies aud children can partake c
without "blush or asovl"
This process, I know, will pbvor
the second or acetous fermentation an
keep the cider where good winch /
kept-that is within the bounds ofNh
vinous fermentation.
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Iowa Election.

Stones majority in forty counties in
Iowa is 12, ,097. The Union majority
last year in the same counties was l.
G12, being Union gain of 11,3S5.-
The remaining counties gave Union
majority last year of 2,744. They havo
not given Stone much less than 10, 1000,
and bis majority in the State will Ger
tainly no. be less than 1000 on tho
home vote, and the soldiers vote will
add 10000 to it, making his actual ma e.
.iori'y about 10000.
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THE INVALID CoRPs.--The order
establishing this Corps was issued, April
28th last One hundred and seventy
companies have been enlisted--seven-
teen full regiments. They are divided
into two classes, the first consisting of
men capable of short marches and hand
ling musket, who man forts, garri-
sons, guard railroads, do Provost duty
in cities, &c.--which relieves that many
able bodied soldiers for the field. The
second class consists of those who have
lost leg or on arm in battle, or have
become disabled by wounds or disease
in the service. These men act as
stewards, cooks, nurses, g., at the hos
pitfalls.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-10-29

PRESERVING THE HAIR To pre-
vent thin hair and premature badness
first, keep clean scalp; second, never
wear the hair on a strain, or against the
direction of its growth; third, never APP
ply anything to it but soap suds or pure
water; fourth, wear ooso-Gtting, soft
hats; fifth, let men and children always
wear their hair very short, and both
men and women should brush the hair
great deal, using only coarse comb,
which should touch the scalp onIy-in
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-10-29
Tea First Rrought to Europe

In 1910, by the Dutch East India
Company; and it must have been in
use in England by tho year 1860, as op-
pears from an act Of Parliament passed
in that year, in which tax Of ons shil-
ling and sixpenco was laid on every
gallon Of tea sold at the coffee houses
There is also the following entry in
Perys' Diary, dated September 25th,
l65l:--"I did send for cup Of tea,
q China drink,) of which l had never
drank before" In six years more it had
found its way into his own house, as
this entry shows: -"IIome-found my
wife making Of tea, a drink which Mr..
Feiling the pot,icary tells her is good
for cold,' etc. About this time the
East India Company ordered "one
hundred ponnds weight of good tea" to
be sent home on speculation. The price
was about fifty or sixty shillings the
pound ana Two pounds three ounces OF
the best tea was not deemed an unfit
ting present from tho East India Com
pany to the king. But so greatly hal
the expectation increased, that nov
more than fifty thousand tons of ship
ping arc employed in its transportation
while it is consumed at the present IN o
ment by probably not less than fv,
hundred uilIions Of men. Still, so vas
is the home consumption, that it is al
legged that, we're Europeans and Ameri
cans to abandon its use altogether, th
price would not be much diminished il
China. ....
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Gbr 8omr GjrtIt.
Interesting to HOUSEWIVES.


As a general rule, it is most econom
ical to buy tho best srticIes. The price
is, of course, always little higher; but
good articles spend best. 1t sacri-
fec of money to buy poor -four, meal
sugar, m GLASSES, butter, cheese, lard, eto.,
to say nothing of the injurious effect up
on the health,
OF West India sugar and molasscs the
Santa Cruz and Porto Rico are oonsid.
cred the best. The Havana is seldom
clean. White sugar from Brazil is
sometimes very good, Refined sugars
usually contain most Of the saoohsrine
substance. therefore there is probably
more economy in using loaf, crushed,
and granulatad sugars than We should
at first suppose.
Butter that is made in September and
October, is best for winter use. Lard
should be hard and white, aud that
which ia taken from a hog not over a
year old is best.
Rich cheese feels soft unlor the pres
sure Of the finger. That which ia very
strong is neither good nor healthy. Tc
keep one that is cut, tic it up in bag
that will not admit flies, and hang it ia
cool. dry place If mould appeal sUa
it, wipe it off with dry cloth.
Flour and meal Of all kinds should
be kept in cool, dry place,
The best rice is large, and has 8 clOar
fresh look. Old rice sometimes has lit
tie black insects inside the kernelsA
The small white sago, called posr
sago, is the. best. The large browr
kind has an earthly taste. These srti
cles, and tspiocu, ground rice, etc,
should be kept covered.
The cracked cocoa is the best; bu
that which is put up in pound papers i
often worry good,
To select nutmegs, prick them Will
a pin. If they are good, the oil vii
instantly spread around the puucture
Keep coffee by itself, as its odor af
rects other articles. Keep tea in Close
chest or canister.
Oranges and lemons keep best wrap
ped close in soft paper and laid in
drawer of linen.
When cask of molasses is bough
+ draw off few quarts, else the lermelte
ton produced by moving it will bur'
the cask. #'
i Bread and cake should be kept in
{ tin box or stone jar.
I, Salt cod should be kept in a dry pnc
} where the odor of it will not affect Il
e air of the hous e. The best kind is tn
= which is called Dun, from its peculi,
It odor. Fish skin for clearing coffo
should be washed, dried, cut small, an
kept in box or paper bag.
Soft soap should be kept in dl
place in the cellar, and should not
used till three months old.
Bar soap should bo cut into pieces
convenient size, and laid whore it wi
become dry. 1t is well to keep it Sc
eral weeks before using it, as it spen'
fast when it is new.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-10-29

ES-R Rev. John Rankin, of Ripley, in
this State, who was a Southern man,
and who has been widely known as q
prominent, uncompromising Abolition
list for the past thirty years, it is stated,
has five sons in tho army, and grand
son whom he raised, all volunteers, who
went forth without reference to place
or rank.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-10-29

An officer who was inspecting his
company one morning, spied private
whose shirt was sadly begrimad. "Pat.
rick O'Flyun!' called ont tho captain,
"Ilere, yer honorl" promptly respond.
ed Patrick, with his hand to his car.
GLOW long 10 you wear a Shirt" thun-
dered the officer, "T,ointy- eight iaches, u
was the reioindor.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-10-29

All the interest accruing on the 7 30
per cent, United States Treasury Notes
is payable in coin, and the notes them
selves on the first of October, 1864 are
payable in legal tenders, or are conve-
tible into United States Skies of 1881,
at 1O7@1O7i, 1t is this con version,
into what is termed tho "ong loan,
that puts the 7 3O's so much above par
BY general act of Congress, oil loans oI
the Government, principal and interest
ara payable in coin, and all Treasury
Notes, &C., are payable, tho principal
in currency, and the interest in coin.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-10-29

MEMPHIS. The Union sentiment in
Memphis and vicinity is gathering
more strength daily. Over nineteen
thousand persons have already taken
the oath of allegiance. Many rebel
prisoners are included in this number.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-10-29

Ohio has done much in the pork
line before. She never o1red 2 mra7"H
han, than that of yesterday. Bat was'nt
valandigham ,oeH cured?-lChieAg0
Tribune
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}loUtPs department.
Enigma.
For the News.

Enigma.
am composed Of a lsttors. .|f..
MY 2f l5 l2 4 23 was anotsd Trojan Chief slain at
the i'ge of Troy
N.Y. 10 81 . Il IS 80 was at one time sstoerhed
tho bird city ia the world and caIlcdt the Qusef
the East .-
Nv Is II q % 90 SO AZ 20 was where tho philos4
phor, CnstAeues, was put to deuh by AlcXaudcr
Ny 80 81 10 ~ % 2s was ono Of the chief dtitBA
worsNiped by tho Egyptiaus,g
D MY is I 81 a 2 ~ 8 81 city that was founded bI
Diio. .r. -
Ny lg ~ 10 l. the nnthc ofa gentleman who COM
nit Ted suicide at UtioHyAfriCa.
My 1894 p 2s Is where David concealed himself
fu.i Saul. '..f
My 40 9 was king Of Dashan of gigantic stature.
ny "a Il % % was the namo Of Abraham S
My 'is . % 90 20 Il sometimes denotes all lly-
Ny u ii c 40 the n'moof celebrated Idol wor.
shped by GAIA. .... #H ..'r
My 85'F2 5 20 . 28 was city Of ancient Lydia.
MY 81 % 25 20 80 II Geute town living on ~
shore Of the Mediterranean sea.
MY 10 81 i5isa nametho Hebrews gave tho twSfth
part If the year =
fMyIs 2Qi14ap!i rs ifa cape fAsstwha. -
All those who aid or Rbct my whole, should receive
condign punishment according to law
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The finest eneralds come from voiiN
of olay-slate, in the valley of New Ora
NADIA.
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After'uhe Battle.
BI HORACE n. zISK.
It was a beauteous summer day,
The air very calm and still;
BIf many dying soldier lay
Upon the grass beneath the hill.
The battle thcro that day had ragged,
There brother lay beside his brother
A furious warfare had been waged
BY one brave man against another.
Some lay asleep, and some lay dead
The wounded too lay strewn around,
without a pillow for their head,
Except the bloody battle-ground
without n mothers hand to wipc
The death.dew from their marble brow
Perhaps that mother, far away,
Was thinking " tho soldier now
o, when will wicked wars 10 DER.
Aud battles never more be fought1
Not till all people Elm no more;
But love their Maker as they ought.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1863-10-29

Texas derives its uano from an In
diau word signifying beautiful"
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potttp.
rFor tho News.

For tho News
ITItrsBoRo, o., Oct, 1863
Mn. EnIroR:-p -peursir: Enclosed send youa few
stanzas VI poetry written bya little hoy twelve ysar'
cid. Ifyou think them worthy place in your col
umns please insert them. MARK FORRESTER.
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n9-A Answer to Enigma Of Oct rs: JouSSY BRouGu'
70 Josse's Enigma CHARLES w DErvI, lHsboro, Ohio
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NOTICE

A FTER THIS DATE, my hooks and occoppts will
IN be found in the bands of Mr.. HENRY CIiANEY,
who is authorized to settle the same and give reoelps
In my name. All persons indebted me either Inv note
or book account are requested to sott same without
further delay OF .'... ID" tF -
Mr.. CLANCY be found during business hourE
at my Office or at Waddel's Jewery store -
HshorO, Dec. 10, 1861. W. w. HOLMES
deel0tf lr.
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Stereoscopes and StereoscopiC
Views,

Our Catalogue et these H he sent any address onrece Of
Stamp.
T.. 4. II. T. ANTHONY,
Manufacturers Of Photographic Materials
5Ol Broadway, Ncw-York.
5- Friends reldiircs Of prominent military will
confer favor by sending treir kencsses to copy
They win be kept carefully and retHrncd uuinjurel
BB- FINE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER for Congre-
cations present their PASTOR for other purposes
with suitable inscriptions, &c. iy9wl
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
RE-SPENENl

5EsyL .5sJf .5sSJfsja -Ef5s3.t4 E53sJa. 58ssS
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PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

or these we manufacture a great variety, ranging in
price from 50ccnts to $50 each.
Our ALBUMS have the reputation of being superior
iu beauty and durability to any others.
The smaller kinds can be sent safely by mail at pos
tage of six cents per OF.
The more expensive can he sent by express.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-02
A PPLICATIONs for Duplicate Land
~ NVarrnnNa

AppicatIo on having been made under the set of esd
June $780, Tor the reissue Of the Land Warrants
described herein, which are alleged 10 have been
lost or destroyed, notice Is hereby given that, At
the date following the description OF each warrant,
new certificate OF like tenor will he isBued II no
valid objection should hen appear.
No 99,109, for 100 Acres, Issued under the act uf
March, 1885, in the name OF Arnold Harrington, and
was granted September n, ls51-January I, 1868.
No 50 464, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1855, in the nAmes of the minor ChildFcn OF
Daniel F. McCune, deceased, and was granted Oct.
%, IB59-JRnuary H. 1858.
No. 100 ST. for lGO acres, issued under the act Of
March 1886, In the name of Ansel Allen, and was
granted March ~, lsG2-JanuSFy 49, 1868,
No 100 &c., for lGO acres, issued under the act Oi
March, 1855, In the name of Rachel, widow Of Geo.
HAner aud was granted January Q, lS63-Folruary
8, 1863
No. 67,7OO for 100 acres, lssged under the act OF
March 3, 1885, In the name Of Vim. CrisleT and was
granted February 0 is51-FcbruHFy - 1868.
No. g,b56, for 80 acres, Issued under the act OF
september, 1850, In the name OF Jonathan MclienFy
aud was granted July 5th ls5l-March L. 1853,
No, l1,10t for l20 acres, Issued under the act 81
March, 1885, In the name Of Andrew Leo CrNncr
and was granted August 30 l'g6--Ntarch :2 1853.
No. 3Gs59, for 40 Retes, Issued under the act Oi
GSptembcr ldjO, 10 tho E.IInc Of william ShnydeT
ard was granted December -, l55!-MaTch % 1869
JOSEPH II, BARRETT,
Commissioned
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-02

GoLu QUARTz FROM GRAssEoPTER CREEK
We were shown specimens Of gold bearint
quartz from the above place, located at the
head-wators Of the Missouri, above the falls,
brought by Capt. Nick. Wall, who arrived here
on Christmas day. The specimens are from n
discovery just made, and is said TO be the rich
est ever discovered on the continent, yielding
at the rate Of $4,000 por cord. A rich placer
has also been discovered in the vicinity, which
promises an abundant yield. Those engaged in
the enterprise are more than satisfied with their
researches so faT.--Chicd0o Tribune
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-02
rr,,, E.v xvo.,

We have an interesting budget Of news from
Key West this morning, our correspondence
being 70 the 93d instant. The change In the
command Of the post had been effected, CO..
Joseph 8. Morgan and the Ninetieth New York
Volunteers, giving place to Col. T. II. Goode
and the Forty-seventh Pennsylvania Volunteers.
This change, our correspondent intlmates, Is
the result Of complaints made by the slavehold-
ers OF the vicinity, who have been much dissat.
lsHed with the course Col. Morgan has taken
regarding their "chattels." The United States
gunboat Sycamore had arrived from Indian
river, having In tow as a prize the schooner
Alice, Of Nassau, loaded with cotton. The
Sycamore had captured five prizes during tho
cruise, and burned a number Of small Gran.
At the date Of our correspondents letter, there
were twenty-four prizes In the harbor Of Key
West, awaiting adjudication. The Banks trans.
port steamers Albany and Cambria had called
to take in coal. The steamer Mcclellan had
arrived from New Orleans, and taken on board
the One Hundred and Fifty-slxth Regiment
New York Volunteers, who were on board the
transport NJ. Sanford whom she was wrecked
She brought intelligence OF tho progress Of the
Banks Expedition up the Mississippi az far AZ
Key West, and rumors obtained from rebel
papers that eight was going on At yicksburg
-Nep York Times.
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-02
s. r. X /.
DRAKE's PLANTATION BITTERs.

They puhfy, strengthen, and invigoFRte.
They create healthy appetite
They are an antidoteto 70 change of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
houra.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miaamAtie and Intermittent fevel o.
They purify the breath and Aoldity ofthe stomach.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation.
They cure Dlafrhea, Cholera, and Cholera Nor
bus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head.
ache.
They are the best Dltters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They are made Of pure
st. Croix Rum, the celebrated Calsaya Bark, Foots
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of a
beverage, without regard TO age or time Of day.
Particularly recommended TO delicate persons re-
Qulring gentle stimulant Sold BY ali Grocers,
Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons P. II DRAKE 4
CO., 2O2 Broadway, New York. sc 25-em
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-02

10. BRtehslOF's Hair Dye--Ths Rest In
the WOrld.-Willlam A. Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces color not to be distinguished
least remedies the leiects OF bad dyes and invig-
crates the Hair for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
HAIR instantly turns a splendid Black Brown,
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all
Druggists, &c.
Es Thegenuine Is signed wM A. BATCHELOR,
on the four sides Of each box.
Factory, No. 81 Barclay street, (LAte 23S Broad
way and 10 Bond,) New York. my ely
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-02

SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 10Th
day Of January, 1861 Tor furnishing to the Sub
Sigtence Department 1900 head OF Beef Cattle.
The Cattle TO be delivered at Washington, d. c.,
and each animal to average 900 pounds gross, and
no cattle admitted that weighs less than 1000
pounds gross
The hfSt delivery to be made about January 28th,
1868, or as soon thereafter as the Government may
direct 100 head Of Cattle per day will be required
TO be delivered under this contract,
bond with good and suffieient security Will be
required.
Proposals from contractors who have previously
failed to comply with their bids, from dlslOyAl per
sons, where the bidder is not present to respond
to his bid, will not he considered.
The names Of tirms should be stated In full, with
the pTecise address Of each member of the ilrm.
Payment to be made In certificates Of Indebted
ness, or such other funds rs Government may hive
for disbursement
All bids to be accompanied by two guarantees and
directed TO Col. 4. BECKwITH, A. b. O., and c. 4.
U. S. a, washington, D. G., aud endorsed "Propo-
sails for Reef Cattle"
Form Of Guarantee,
do Refcby gaafSatse thst w is able % to fuiiil the
contract In accordance with the teFms of his pFOpo-
sitlOn, and that should his proposition be accept
ed, he will! at once enter into contract In AecOf-
dance herewith.
should the contract he awarded him, we are pre-
pared to become his securities.
(Thia guarantee must be appended to each bid.)
The responsibility Of the guaTRntUrs must be
shown by the official certificate Of the clerk Of the
nearest district Court, or of the United states Dis
BIDS TEicI % not comply iOih he above wm Be rejected
jana
INOTICE Is MEHERY GIVEN TnAT
ETLES COFFIN iT'thiS day dissolved b. mgtua
consent. JOHN q, LhLEi
J, 4, COFFIN.
lohn G IlIs SIM ,o"tI"""' To: ta.!'oss At th'
! washington, July 81, 1861, wa
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-02
nO INYENTORs AND PATENTEEa.

MUM n co, PrOpFietors Of the Scientific Amer
lean, aud agents for procuring American and For
clm
PA n E rs.
Wih Sirt@sH YfWS CTpsrisHce IL the Business.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt,
Hon W, d. Bishop, eX.CummisslOneFs Of Patents,
and to more than ffteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum CO.'B Pa
tent Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice sent free by mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, % cents
mail.
No charge for consultation, orally or hy mail.
Preliminary Examination In uHited States Pa,
tent OnlCc, 50.
Offices, No a Park Row, New York, Washing,
ton, corner 0t and seventh streets, opposite the
Patent Otiice IuAF ll-6mil
SMITH \ BEALI., No. JGI, seventh stree:r
~ between I and X streets, is the place to buy
your winter Clothing, They sell cheap Try them
nov 2I-dtiaRI
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-02
Georgetown Marine Hat.
ARRIVALS.

Sthr sally smith, Weber Albany, y. Y, Iumber;
schr B. B. Warner, Hawkins, New York, producer
steamer C. C. Algcr, Fenton, PhllA., merchandise,
Hyde N Davidson.
DEPARTURES.
Schrs. L. c, Khlght, whIFlOw, aud James Martini
Harding, Fall River, coal
Srhf. Z. J. Tull, Cooper, NOffolkI s,hr DAyIsOn,
jackson, Y, Y,
Daily national Republican., 1863-01-02
SICK AND WOUNDED oFFIcERs.

SURGEON GESERAL's OFFICE,
Washington, Dec. 10, 1862.
Sick and wounded Officers of tho ReguiGl
Army In this city will call on Surgeon j. X
Barnes, U. B. Army, for professional attend
ance. Office No. 2sG II street.
Sick and wounded Officers of Volunteers IL
this city will call on Surgeon NJ. Clymer, U. 8
Volunteers, for professional attendance. OGlc'
eos Pennsylvania avenue.
Tho above named Surgeons are specially as
signed to this duty.
JOSEPH Il. SMITH,
Acting Surgeon General.
dec 19-dtf