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me o. RaiIrontl ErtenriotI

The Marietta Railroad, from Love.
land to the city, hSs'reoe6tly been ear
y all put under contract, and the work
will bo. begun Immediately. The con-
tracts require the grading to be compile
ted ready for the rail by January next,
and it is expected the road will be read y
for.ths cars by April or May Of nest
year, The line is as follows: Crossing
the Little Miami at Loveland it keeps
down the river bank Eve miles, nearly
to Milford, where it takes up tho Valley
Of the Sycamore, and crosses over The
summit into Duck Crock bottom, and
on to Madisonville. From there il
strikes through to Sharpsburg, and
down Ross Run, passing under the Mi
ami Canal two miles below the Trotting
Park, through Ludlow's Woods, and
thence down the east side of Mill Creek
to the city. The Company have made
an arrangement with the Indiana and
Cincinnati Railroad Company to use
their Pearl street depot, and their track
from Harriet street into the same.
For a freight depot they have leased
the square between Johnand Smith
streets, and south ofthe road. Tho on
ly portion of the distance lot put under
contract is the first nino miles out from
the city. Most of this requires heavy
flling,.the earth TO do which with will
bc taken from the Ludlow Woods, thir.
ty acres of which the company have
bought for this purpose. This section
if not put under contract within Q
month, will bo workedbyi the Company
themselves, who,are procuring steam
excuvating machines for the purpose
When completed to Lovolaud, this new
line Of road will present most inviting
spots for suburban and rural resi- encei
that will no doubt be rapidly improved
andi will give the road that indepen
dencc of the Little Miami COMPANY
which its Importance has long demand d.
ed TCin. Gazette.
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Treasurer's Report of HI. s. A. s. q

Treasurer'S Report of III. s. A. s. Z
RMopsys. received byTregsurtref IL,
Hillsboro Soldiers Aid Society, to cnn
bic It to procure ARTICLES, for the Grea
Western Sanitary Fair: ''' ~ d
Collected by John II. Jelly-Wm
Richards s., John Richards 5, Andrew
1oA 5, Albert sw6aringtn 5, D. o
Bailey 4, g. J Evans 5, Harvey Glenr
3, +, Exams 5, Hugh Swearingen 2
John White 2--total $40.
Collected by J. s. Black Jas. Browr
$l9aJpmos Sloane 8, Mrs. Scott 20, f
Steel !, L. NJ. Johnson !, w. NJ. MeCl
IN. II. Pagan, James II. Hudson 2
George GlaseOck 3-tota1 S57. '
Received from Jos. IT., Richards, Cor.
de) $40, J. w. Shinn 5, John A. Pat.
tefson5, Mr.. Claibofb q Miss Jennie
BrySop. 335s Bepjo min Barrere 5, Mr.
Ronds5Or, George Dill 25o,--total s3l
10.
From D. ii. Dill, collected by Wm. %
Bary--S2Q.y L/40l,ygY2y
From members II. S. A. S.-S20.1O.
Total amount of donations, sl6s.2O
-Iu.additionto the foregoing, the fol.
lowing sums were collected for the So
cisty byc Miss Belle Spence, nBd ex
pended for its benefit, though not re-
cOived by the Treasurer: .a
From h. B, Erwin IS, J. HiOstand l.,
D. Garrett 8, S. Hiestand 2, VIM. Kidd
l0--total $23. ,ssL 5,G. v q
CHARLOTTE D. SANS, ra5
Treasurer S. A. S.
Hillsboro, 9eb. /. 1861 o (
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Foreign News.
HALIFAX. Feb. 9

q. HALIFAX, Feb. 2.
The HiberniOn, from Galway on tn.
10Th ult., has arrived here. Her news
is important. 'f
The steamship Louisiana bound to
New York, put back to Queenstown on
the 18th, disabled. Her decks were
swept, and seven of her passengers and
ten of the crew we're washed overheard
Denmark has rejected the Austro
Prussian ultimatum. '.r-va .er-rr..
The Austrian and Prui san Emba 81
dOrs are reported to have Quilted
Copenhagen on the 18th. ---s
The Emperor Of Austria reviewed 20, &.
600 troops to march Immediately for
Schleswig,
, The Prussian military operations
are progressing vigorously.
A Denmark telegram to tho Morning
Herald says:
FLENssoRu, Monday Night.--The
ENJOYS of Prussia aud Austria have pre-
sented an ultimatum, calling on the
Danish Government to withdraw the
November Constitution. The Danish
Government has rejected the demand
Tho ENJOYS left Copenhagen at two o.
clock this afternoon. r. ,
The Post says the Austrian and
Prussian Representatives will doubtless
quit Copenhagen, and war may be for.
mally declared, but still, possibly. aO
tive hOstilities may not imm ediatsly fol.
lew. '' -h . '7..'I' -'.1 ''f --
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BHrTuesday was 4Ground- Hog Day.
and according to the popular notion, if
his hogship could see his shadow, he re-
turned to 1"winter quarters" for six
weeks ItsOhappens that the m ornibg
was.bright and clear but warm, and as
if to confirm the theory, before night
the weather turned cold, snd snow.
squall came on, and this morning WED
nesdny) was decidedly wintry again
The grounding monaare jabiiant over
tbisg sRPSrCps proof .Ofqtbsip wisdOm,
but we would advise them not to crow
too soon.
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The l'oldsst inhabitant' declares he
"fieVor saw such weather" as that Of the
past month, For the fret ten days il
was as cold as Greenland, then modera-
ted until for The 1sst two weeks it was
more like June than Jnnuary--windowS
open and fires really uncomfortable
IF "Variety's the spice of life" our
climate certainly affords enough of it
to suit the most fostidious. ~
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There will be two cclipses this year,
both of the sun. The first May 8. In-
visible here. Visible in the East Iu-
dies, North Pacific Ocean, and Caliror.
mia. The second October 30. Invisi-
BILE hsre.,gVisibls and annular in the
South Pacific Ocean, South America D.,
and South Atlantic Ocean.
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Damage Done to Charleston-ToWn
u Half Abandoned. --
NEW York Jan. :

NEW YORK, Jan. 80.
A lady who left Charleston January
1ltlr, gives important information from
there to the Herald. One-half the city
was abandoned, and damaged by Gen.
Gilmore's shells. From tho battery to
Wentworth street, in about tho middle
Of the city, nearly all the houses are de-
molished or greatly damaged, while the
earth and pavements are ripped up ia
every direction. All the hotels are SO
much injured as to be closed, except the
Pavilion, The Normal scboOl-ho ouss
was badly damaged and abandon ed, St.
Philip street school-house is yet unin.
jursd, the school held there regularly,
The City Hall was abandoned, and it
and the Court House materially dam
aged. ~ ..l ...... .s,[. ,..r " .r'..
St. MichaolS, the steeplo of which is
the rebel Observatory, is untouched,
though shells exploded on all sidos Of it,
The effects of shelling on Christmas
day were dreadful "a number of persons
we're injured and one lady killed. The
people were thrown into panic. Hi
bernian Hall was demolished, all the
banks and post-officc damaged, and tho
newspaper Offices removed to the cx,
tremity of the city.
Provisions have reached fabulous
P''0VS'- f4ri.,dI n.'. 'r.al l... ' I.r
The Union sentiment is quite large
and on the increase. The treatment of
Union pHISohers is brutal Jiii WJd
The cOnsCrlption takes all mon not
Foreigners or incapable, ..,.,.,.
There were forty batteries around the
city, and reinfOrcements of troops ar
riving daily. '-'' '''"I"'
Ifypa vast GoODpUs TON ,MApE oEs for La.
dies and cAildgen, they are to DO had at 10. ,....
s' .IIT hoMURouY KIDDs, .f.
Opposite tho Court House, ,HiIsboro. 4
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NOTICE.
coVRT ll,I oE goNNoallo IPssiigu1 4

TIE PIE&s GoURI }s,IgIS Sg COMMON eeq PsiiguE
ohio. '15'0Iro9T ~, 20 .Par,iiiep, odr
WDAUL CAMPBELL, Elizabeth Keys, John Camp
u bell, Margaret King ana washisetsn KiafI hero
wl tae notice ihSe petition wa, aisd spSssy Ssgs
doS % saS o Y, 9S n gT} 2. D. sSi II ,b
. 6't G SilS' nov SSS t53 Sas ssSi AS
loa sS Ss%sil u t&s i5SsS&h i is Il t. g
.Hr.l la0s sflRsT TRACT .yeF vadi ss
Situate p the county Of Highland, State Of ohIo on
the waters of Cler Greek, the dfs trhet beuk puft %
rSsS ,nSSi u. B'{sTP ES @ 2'a Pop9ds9 aud d''-
DeEiSSags S at as second cor, sr tft 0!agd eyssd
S Sos GS & fR' a 81 sSfIi, a 1si
Inc q aF a SSDiR 5S R !s sS,5lS l sts ciy9a9 81 ssTs
Sai ,G T Of M s :sgTSi9 tSs X sGc e. .'s
@o @ I. :e4 ' SiSRGfa 9'Iti s9'ItAftio ssS ssS.
"s'fst sEcoSb rnAcR Ra"uodi nsi 70
psiss bart 0rthi SAM, survey aud bendoa asd dss.
Besthins a stssrre9 lia sassarsaa ,lu Tho sol,l.
With with i 3 se Sfs' X d i' ss1so s1s
e. & Sy'9 ~ s3 t aas .S ssG tlS% & tl's ,s. y
be Segiaiig. stdhtdihhs .sJsbty seitSa RSd. s.
IVY - F0t rhraB fnI2R. yIe7ii"3 10
Doing phrt u tha snno s,rset bsy ginning at ad&0E1
tfso aud buckeye, joel Mathews southeast eorper:
hshcs ~ ~ deg y 81 p0IestOtw0 sassafras ana dog
wood thence ~ degrees w 90 poisstS two sSAr-
trcus n.dd,gwOti;Ihsne rs dsgD W. 81 p6leS u
bnttuu aud hguoy u5ust in Coleman Ssipha llnq
h"ns' dircet TO The Jgiunlng, eoutainhs lsO1 huy
uergs.
FOURTH TRACT .lo'i's q
In thCshmc survey, beginning at a sugar tree apS e
stake; ihte \ - dcg, W 20 poles to a stake thohcs
>. 2j deg. w lSd poles stske thence :. l7L deg
T. 50 poles 10 burSalU and buckeye thence u deg
T. 70 poles to the bsgtEuing- -coutanug Qv7) acres
A FIFTH TRACT. I' d 1.i h'.I
Doing parl Of Marcus Cuenss survey, No. 9tap, he.
ginsiug ut Hstone, y. w. curusr Uf said survey aud
L. Of slnuel kvans survey No. Al T. IN tho
uh tito original iiue Uf Cdeme Bsurycy MIA deg ~
niu. l. Si4 aud IlO poles to ptunC cOrpVr William
NrsoiL passing stake foucrly corner " Joei Nath-
samuel Harvey, aud u styuC, Gamble III Riley's
corner and stone teysG corn rthtI W AsitH Nell
sou line s. - dog. - min and g. ~ to stako
ur tudn sugar tsuid llurteurner Jamsl Dryden's
tract VI laudi thence Mith his ling b. u deg 80 miu.
W. lU5 IolVa 70 take cbtuer 10 sl DRYDEN fu smear
ngvns lue; ucGce with bis lire y, 20 deg. 80 wu.W
90 uud 7-lO pulos 10 abaok gum and ash thaneo s. o.
JS$ ~ nm ~ RYii5 n ~ ssgrr.rSe thence T. ~
deg min W. 80 sud y ~ pVles to stone (he foHr last
mentioned nce with bwtaring ems lines IN the lho
gfsad Samuel Eytus af5rpsai thsucs with his lns n
deg IS min W TO aud s. 10 roleS to the bcguufpg
eontsining Two hundred and hhyiwS res and ~
tour poles VI land. .t e.'.AsH n rIHH r'.T#
And ali Of whgh said tracts of land are eontlRueus -
each Oter, and ecnStituis pnd make ohe farm a N
that all the ueYt term Uf said Court the sd Travico
for ordor that Partition may bs Euds Of Aai prsai
! eeE.
! Dated tbl. ~ hnh day Or January. 1884
| TRANtCE T GAIN ETT, anA
SARAH A. GARHE1T, His utp.
.0T'0-,-I jpo7v7pr,s .fooS
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Administrators Sale.

John II. Elennuld, Executor of
tho will VI Stacy storer deed. Petition to sell
vs.. LaRd.
Oheiicnco to order Of the Probate Court, within
n and for said county of Highland mado in the above
named cause, and directed tome, will, on
SATURDAY, February 9th, A. D., 1854
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ aud o'ceck p
NJ OF said day proceed to offer for sale on the
near Susartroc Ridge, being mile south Of said tow
tho following described land aud tenements part OF
the farm of which the said Stacy Storor died seized
aud now occupied by his widow-Part OF Lsithsr'i
survey, No. 1896:
Beginning at a stone s. E. cornOr to Andrew Bales
lot thence s. deg w. 30L poles to stone; thence
" sS dog w. 40 poles, stouo in the lins of JulIt
Williams; thence with her line n. deg T. $50 poles
stone IN the limo Of Jacob Rotrof thoce with said lnC
s. 81 deg X 97s4 poos, to stone, corner to said An
drew Bdes liue; thence with said line S deg W. Ia
poles to stono, to said Bales thence with hi.
ine s 81 deg 10 polss 10 The Notwithstanding
- scres-beng out Ofthe N W. corner VI said tract n
land.
Said promises above described, appraised at $40 QO
per acre or 5000 for the entire IS acres and will not
e sold for loss than two-hirs of tho appraised value
thereof and will be sold free Of dover and upon the
following tarms to.wit ORo-third of the burchas "
m"Hey to be paid in hand, onc-thrd in nine mont
aud One-third in is hs FROM day Of Bala The do
farred payments to DO secured by note and mortgage
upon tho premises, bearing nters from the day Of sa
JOHN II. EDENEIHLD,
Executor VI Stacy StOrOr, dvod.
W. NJ HREK, Atty
Dated this January 2Sth, 1854. JanlsK5.
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MoRE VETERANs-2D ONO CAVAL
RY.-This regiment passed through the
city yesterday morning early, without
halting on its way to Columbus. Out
of an aggregate of69O men, it has re -en
listed the remarkable number Of 630.-
The regiment was recruited from the
Western Reserve, aud left for the war
in August, 1861, but has since been
enlarged by the addition of 70 dr com
panies from Southern. Ohio, intended
originally for the Sth Cavalry,
The field of their manifold service
embraces Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
Tndiau Territory, Ken:usky, Tennessee,
Virginia, Georgia and AIabama. 1t
was last on duty in front of Long street,
which place it left on tho 10th inst
The present officers arc, Col, A. V.
Kautz, Lieut.. Col.G G.. A. burlington,
and Majors D. Seward, B. Nettleton,
and d, L. Welcb.-[ Gin. Commercial of
Saturday last. r..-..-.s
1t will be remom bered that ono com
pany Of the above named regiment was
recruited principally in this county, by
Capt H. N. Easton, of Sinking Spring,
who is, we believe, still in command
They may be expected home during this
week or next.
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Ireasurer 5. A. 5.
HillsbOrO, 3eb.I1, 1861 0I
Grover 8 Baker sowing Maobine

- :, 'oWIHS WHCHIHe,
Our neighbor Mr.. George March, the
popular dry. goods merchant, has taken
the, agency for this excellent ma chine,
as.will be seen by his adyertissmc cnt in
ANOTHER column. We can recommend
these machines with entire cop6denoo,
having had one Of them in use in our
own family for more than FIVE years,
during which time it has never been out
of order, and has always performed its
work satisfactorily, Ladies are Invited
to call and oxadino tho msohipop, and
also specimens Of .their sewing, At Mr..
MafohS store. .Ea.t os)GtoI . a5H
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Estate of DR.. r. P. rJudkins.

NOTlCE hereby given that the subscriber has been
~ duly appointed qualified as the nd rnnstrstor
oi the estate Of Dr. Il. p Judkns late Of Highland Co
Ohio deceased All persons Indebted to said estate
are required to make imm edatO payment.
Dated jan. 18th, lSGI. UKlAH HORSENAN.
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Desirable Town Property fol-
Sale,

THVHE house and lot Formerly owned BY Samuel Ne
IL Kee, situated on tho west end OF Walnut Street,
near tho Female College, is offered for sale. The lot
Is ornanented wish shrubLcry and well Suppied with
fruit trees. The honse 10 briek-nlaking desirable
esdeneO for small family In good part OF the towu.
Apply to 4. JOHN N. JOHNSTON,
jsn2lf O.. q. 4. d.
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Arrivals and Departures OF tn,
yagr4p, ~ Mails. @ ats

Cincinnati Mall7Dsilv.hv railroad except Sundays.
Arrives Up. NJ Mail opens Up. NJ
Dsparts IO-A. NJ. Natl closes 10 A. ".
Rnsskn, 1,yhchburg, Mgsthoro, Blnnchaster. New
Vienna New Lexington, Leesbure. East Monroe.
Greenfield and all other points on lhe railroad a.
by this mail; also ChilcNtho and MRrletta. .-ss,
MaSoylB fMhil-4ArTives Mnndays, Wednesdays, and
ftidAW, 10 p. " Depnrts Tuesdavs Thursdays and
Saturdays, 7 A. NJ. Mail closes 80 A. VI.
Chillcothe Mail-Arrlvss MONDAYS and Thursdavs,
Mail closes 30 A. ". ~ -
Grsepfsd New Petsrsburg, New Boston, RainsborU
Fayetteville Mal-Arriyes Mondays and Fridays, 70 NJ
Bsraffs' same days Mj2 p. NJ Mail closes1 PM.
Washington Mail-Arrivos Fridays o =. M Departs
Thursdays,f AM Mail closes g AMI .Lfy
LOCUST Grove Msil-Arrlyes Saturdays, y. M De-
parts FrldaVs,7 A. M Mail iclosos6 A. NJ I'D ~
Marshall, Dell, North Union, &c, go by this mail
fNpFN ~ ---- 5Jsyw.R. SMITH, PM =
Hillsboro, Jsn. u 1sgI,.f p .sf.y,..... J..
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THE 22D.-ThO Supper in honor of
WashiAgton's Birthday, which is being
got up under the auspices of Captain
Bucks Cavalry company, promises to be
a fine affair. We understand that there
will be a military parade during the
day, and chat Menters famous Brass
Band from the city has been engaged
for the occasion.
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McMurchy g. Kidd's Shoe and Hat
.'#r. u-. .H #...r.. dANra 7!


.'-r '-t '' 's Store, ~
Those of our readers who have not
yet visited this new establishment will
find it tO'their advo ntago to do so when
they need anything inrthe way of Boots
and Shoes, or hats and Caps. Their
stock is much the largest in town, and
by dealing exclusively in these articles,
and buying and selling for cash only, it
IS evident that they are able to sell on
ths most favorable terms. They are
also pleasant, clever and accom- modating
gentlemen, who will be glad to show
you, their goods, whether you buy. or
not" DOh'ttake our word for it, but
call and see for yourselves
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New York Cattle Market.
Gosr.mlIy Corrected every wednesday.

HEw YoRk, Fob. 2,-Beef Cattle-Per eUt, 'arst
quality, slslS; ordinary to sood 50 5OaIl 5O.connon
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GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC
FESTIVAL.


At the last regular meeting Of tho
9th Independent Clvalry, o. ". NJ,
Jan. 2pd, 1864, COMMITTEES was ap-
pointed =, cORslsting Of 1t. E. Holmes,
It. r. r. WaddcI, Ssrgt. j. w Doggett,
sorgt. o Stevenson, W. G. Barry, John
A. Smith, and Wm. II. Woodrow, to
make arrangements for tho above Fes.
tiyal TO come off at the armory of the
9Th Independent Cavalry, in connoc-
ton with tho Ellicott House, on tha
evening of the 22d February.
Committee met aud appointed the
following committees:
COMMITTEE ON SUPPER.
Sergt. B.. j. Harris, Ssrgt. NJ. T. Nell
son, Corporal c. Holiday, John Barr y,
Capt. j. 8, Black.
..r COMMITTEE ON MUSIC.
James CLARK, Frank Reed, John Har-
woou' .g.rygW -rylaf FH.r
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Cash Marble WorksL

As a sample Of his prices he offers the following:
stone feet high, IS inches wide inches Thick in
limestone socket formerly sold ut S1S, sells fO
S14. g. 90
stone feet high 1s inches wide, two inches thick
round top, Ogec Gothic mould and dressed limestone
base formerly sold hJ S25, sells for S1S safrI
A stone3 feet high, Is inches vide, inches thick
dressed limestone base, and Ogee Gothic mould for
msrly sod'st S35, now sells for S22. rl % - .s....
And other sizes aud tcknosses in like proportion Of
reduction of Prices. lie Aocits liberal sh6reof pat
ronago aud an examination Of his work, mater iRl
and prices. Merit slonld be rewarded. Give hiNi a
call SATISFACTION WARRANTED.
Feb. 2G 1868. JOHN DAWSON.
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The LARGEST VARIETY Of BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
AND CARS in Hllsbero, is to 10 seen at ., .. .
.-g r-.. hcNURCHY / RIDDs,
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sIslrfs BOY WANTED.

Astott;, Ve,ibddstri6ds Boy, from
is to IS years old, wanted Immediately,
ogfbis oAioe - TN HyLs an siyffN
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NOnday, tie 9M dag Of FJruarg A, D.
E. 1881 1884 ..s III ono %

At2 oolock P ", the following Read Estate to-SiH
Bsginn'ug AZ twu ashes and n isckoAk, n b. Ooraa-
o AfchHo LOwmHn; thence wltllhia lius as DEG, Z,
~ poles to litk ry aud dox ood in said line aud cor
ncr to Eljt Capps thence With bis Hue ". 10 deg 81
min T. ~ poles to sugar-ree in said line; then9s H.
So deg W. 50 and $40 poles stone thence WITH
line $. 4S dog W. 30 aud 5l2 poles TO the beginung-
containing 55 "a aud 10 poles, ON the waters u
RattCsnakc Fork ofPaint Greek, being part ofIHT-
vey Of 900 entered and survey cd In the u
Hardin, Gray & Nprcsr. Number of SntTy lsss-~E-
cepting the lot tf ground enclosed The faIaH
hurying ground, which is situated In the above dSssrS
od premises. '-+ D. .H-
Valued ut $50 por acre. . H
To be sold ns.thc property Of tn mas pollarhh. st
tho suit or jacob Creapsr VI al Execution, No. 1890
Terms Ufsals-Cash. IL. N. JOHNSON, .a
..... .. .-.f kheriH Highland Co.
January Tth. 1854. J sLoAXs, AIRY. 100.
auTWJpr' s-fseS f..
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The SENATE Of Ohio, by nearly a
unanimous vote, ousted the COpperhdad
Senator, from tbs AOhlshd district,
from his seat. He obtained it by the
rn'cality of Copperhead Clerks, who
refused to count tbSy vote of the SOL
diers. ......''.
The largest ess9rtmeht Of BOOTS, SHOES hats 4
CAPS, In Highland eounty,.is tebs found at
MoMURcHY KIDD's,
n NJ tlgh'st'oppoSils Court House, Hnsboroi!
80 The Only shoe apd Hat Store ia the County, ,-at
Opposite the Court House, Hillsboro.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

Ifypa waSt GoODpUs TON, ,MApEkHoE for La
dies and CAildgen, they are to DO had at ID. ,....
sI ann hoMURonY KIDDs, .f.
Opposite tho Court House, ,HiIIsboro,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

Capt. NJ. Buck, John Dill; Jr., B. v
Pugsley, j. Fl, Bradley, Frank Steel,
John Erwin, T. @. Thurmau.
Tickets, including supper -S5. 90
one halfthO proceeds to begiven to sol
dierS' families. Tickets may he obtain
ed Of Capt. Buck, Lieut.. Waddcl, Lieut.
Holmes, Sergeant Harris and Sergeant
j. w. Deggott. -'. 2a,H r
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

Before 8 T. strcpe, Justice ot Peace ia aud for tho
County of Highland and State Of Ohio,
Benjamin J. Harris and
Jams J. Dryden, hate partners
under the name and FIRM of Attach ment.
Harris h Dryden, plaintiffs
William T. Chuuey defendant .... cd. ... ..'
Am the 26th day OF December, 1885, .nid Justice
" issued au order Of attachment in airyc
action for the sum Of hy dollars and fythrcc
Hisboro. JRnunry 4, 1854 --' - Jnti7wa
Btandreths Pills New style
Brandreths Pills, STYLE are uMliJls for costiyS
ness sense Of boatIns after meals dizziness drowsnes-
aud crampiug palms, aud all disorders VI the stomach
and bowels. s...f.H.fl 90 &C.. ". ... .". ... .f.I
...,. oNR OF MANY CASES
pB-OrigInal Letter at 204 Canal Street, New York:
J.T @. CooE, puJlishoro Of the State Banner Bsuuiug
ton, Vt, says: ho attacked with DYSPEPSIA, aud
suffered severely tgmH that not upsrtcls Of food
could besw allowed without oqraAioning the most un-
comfortable sonsntiou In his stomach For Eve ycarshO
suffered from this dreadful complaint, WHOM ho used
BRAEDRETH'S PILLS. The arst box did not ssoui
to benefit him much but the second produced change
and By the time he had taken SIX Oo&cs, co4rLErE
cURg was effected. lie says "My dyspepsia was gone
and my experience Of an early death vanished"
ASK FOR NEW STYLE.
- ASK FOR NEW STYLE.
ASK FOR new STYLE.
Principal ofhsc, 29I Canal street, New York sold
~ respectable dealers Ia medicines. .
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