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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-07-28
Wanted Immed diately,

Three Journeymen TailoTs.
T<OoD woTknisp can get big wages all tho yeaa
i lyIni B. GREENWOOD
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SpttiaI Motitts.

UNIVERSAL MEDfofNE.-By what we eat, BY
tho air breathe by the water drink, be
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heat because these effects end by producing mpury Of
blood. TO regain health must purify the blood by
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nature has assigned them and should there be any I'm
pCdment, to what docs experience ponti
TO BBANDRETn's FILLS,
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The dyspeptic, the bilious will find them treasure
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by all respectable dealers in medicines. Jy2lml
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many years, and IT gives entire satisfaction.
CHAs H. TRIMMER.
oUAKERrowS, MI, May 8, 1883.
Price 2S and so cents. Sold by all druggists. once
| Sc Cortlapdt Street, New York. Ju3Om1
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REVOLUTION In lhe Dresslng Room.


A GENTLEMAN, cured Of Nervous Debility, Incom.
petenoy, Premature Decay and Youthful Error actued
ly desire to benefit Others will he happy TO furnish to
all who need IT, free Of charae) the recnc and direc
tions for maxi lg she smpe remedylused In his
Those wisnis H. Drhft by his experiences and possess
Valuable rsmedy II receive the same, by return MALL
Carefully sealed), by addressing
JOHN II. OGDEN,
myl9m3MAA No. 60 Nassau stI Get, New York.
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IlillSbOrOugh Female College.

Rev, Allen r. Thompson, A. NJ, PTes't,
a SISTED by an able corps Of Teachers.
n Rev. Henry Turner cOniinues TO have charge Of
Boarding department.
The fall term will commence on the 26th of August.
Muric, Painting and Draw ing taught by eOmprtent
teachers. For IN OTmAiiOn respecting rxPt nseS
nf study, Circular, address Rev A. T. 1homp.
Box 2224, Cincinnati, o., or Rev. uehTy Turner,
HillshOro Ohio.
There will lie Grand Concert given by ProNs. Phil.
lips Beall and OKane. assisted by the Young Ladies
of the Cnllegp, un the evening Jf August 25th.
No expense has beeD spared In procuring Teachers.
Let the friends Of this In-ltution In Hlsboro and
abroad interest themselves In securing pupils.
IlillsboTO, July IL, 1864. ly2l.
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IMPORTANT TO CoNsUMPTIvEs.-

IMPORTANT TO CoNsUMPTIvES.-
The long looked for specific for the of Pulmonary
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has proved to be the most extraordinary medical prepa-
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CONSUMPTION, hut relieves Immediately the incipcnt
stages such COUGHS Colds, Expressions &c, Paiu
in the Chest. 1t breaks the most distressing cough
in an Incredible Short time.
For sale by J. S. DROWN, Hnlsborough. Also, by
the Dealers in Family Medicines generally 2
J. N. Harris o.. ProprietUrs, Cincinnati, Ohio.
may5m3a
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C- e. &inantlaI.
Hillsbor Produce and Grocery Market.
I. fCarefally OorTeeted every Mednesday..

=. - E.-|t -: HILLFbuHu' July " IohF'
wHEAT.-Prless have advanced since our last quota
Ion, AMI m lrl,t stsdier. wo quotS 81 GOlIe5 TO
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The Twenty New Regiments in Ohio.
The following is the official order for
the organization Ofthe twenty new reg.
iments, in Ohio:
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23
"Negro Equality" Practically
Illustrated,

The "free American Of African descent"
improves occasionally upon the Abolition
idea OF equality, and every few days our
exchanges bring us the accounts of some
outrages committed by these deluded semi
basbarians. Only last week we were hor
aiRed by the details Of the Kidnapping Of
white woman by negro in one OF the
western cities. The woman was kept ou.
OF sight 'aader lock and key, and was for.
chilly made to submit to every outrage
which her dingy keeper saw fl to commit
uopn her person. The Lycoming Gazette
of this week records another example Of
the teachings of Aboliticasm being prac-
Iically carried out :
Ahdy Cooper, a free American of the
purest African decent, came near losing
his life on Saturday. lie was a waiter
at one Of our borough hotels, and on the
morning of that day, foroibiy seized and
kissed a respectable white married lady
living at the same hotel As soeu as the
lady could escape bis grasp she informed
her husband, who took a revolver and
went into the dining room, where Andy
was at work, with the intention of blowing
his brains out, but Andy, discovering bis
approach, aud knowing his object, seized
girl standing by, and held her betmeen
himself and the enraged husband, until he
could back 10 the dummy" down which
he pitched carrying the girl with hir, to
the basement kitchen. From ther, he made
a frog leap through window and then
locomotive speed to "Nigger Alley since
which he has been invisible. IL we don't
mistake public sentiment, Andy will find
WilliamSport very unsafe place of resi-
dence.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23
Shame ON Massachusetts,.

The indecent haste of Massachusetts, to
get more than her share of the uegroe, to
represent her sons in the army under the
new draft will fill the country with pre-
found disgust. 1t will be remembered that
the Massachusetts, members of Congress
would not vote to repeal the three hun
drcd dollar commutatiou clause until the
privilege was allowed the once glorious
oldlcommonwcalth of buying southern he. .
groes as substitutes. 1t now further
seems that the Massachusetts, men must
have exacted still another concession from
the War Depa.tment-that OF notifying
them beforehand when the draft was to
take place, so that they could be the first
in the field, and thus have the largest and
and best assortment of darkies to handle
the muskets designed for white Bay State
men. 1t will he noticed, before the Pres
ident's call was out, that Governor An
DREW had all the machinery prepared,
and that his proclamation was out before
LINcLN's, showing that he must have been
Informed in advance of the other states.
What commentary all this is upon the
roads of swarming Yankees who were to
rush to arms when an emancipation proclu-
nation was issued AT this very day
Massachusetts has fewer white men in the
ranks q proportion to her population than
any state in the North We're the negroes
and foreigners withdrawn it twouId be found
that the number Of native Masschus etts
rank and he would be contemp,iby small.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23

ray Thomas Dunn,s respectfully reqaes-
ted to read the letter on our first page oil
to-days Democrat, headed Letter from
Army" signed II + TIFFANY, aud then
TO give It a place in the Republican. Mr.,
Tiffany, when at home, in Tunkbannock
like Pee John and BiHey Button, was en-.
tiroly "toyaL." and they have repeatedly
endorsed his loyalty aad patriotism, but
now, that he is in the Army, and desires
to tell the truth, these loyahs,S can give
him no words of encouragement. Don't
be angry at your brother in the field who
has the honesty to say, "tfwe can's whip
them (,he rebels by fall, we never can
The Soldiers will stand it (abolitionism) nc
longer. They will 60 for new Demo.
eratic) Administration. In fact | have
changed my views considerably from wha
they were when left home. There is toe
much niger in the present adminstr alton
aud too many lies published in newspapers
| find if | want to Approximate any where
near the truth have 10 take it from Dem
ocratic papers
Smoke that, you old Rats.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23
Mexico.

We direct attention to an article on CUR
outside, describing the journey OF Maxi
MILAN, Emperor of Mexico, by virtue of
French bay yone's, from Vera Cruz, and bis
triumphant entry into the City Of Mexico,
his capital.
Thus it is, this abelition administration
has aisfegsrded the Monroe Doctriue and
permitted one European power to over
throw an American Republic, and establish
an Empire in its stead. And the United
States Senate did not dare even to protest
How long will it be before the monarchies
of Europe, believing US sufficiently weak
ened by our unnatural war, will come in,
and, helping forward Mr.. Lincoln, estab
lish another Empire upon the ruins of this
last of the Republics. The work is begun
can we avert it The first thing to be
done is to elect Democrat, to be presi-
dent.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23
24Os746,
Jubilee for the Tribune.

Strong emotion is like strong drink-it
betrays the inmost feelings Of the heart,
Under such influence the real character is
sure to be exhibited.
Tremuous with unsurpassed passion
and frenzy, the Tribune of July l4th dis
plays the wicked Vaccinations it has so
long sought to deny. 1t says:
For ycars re hare been hoping thai tie
rJeIs mOuW 0SS0H WoShi"gt0u city,
Their Secretary Of War threatened iIs
capture directly after the red icton OF Fort
Sumter. hey might easily have taken it
the day after their initial triunrh a, Bull
Run. They ought to have ossaulted it
directly alter their victory over Pohe on
neatly the same ground, At last-thrce
years otter they shosId have done it--thcy
have made their rush on the Federal cap.
,ital. WE REJOICE AT THIS
Is it true, that here exists an individual
a press, who dare to rejoice at an attack
Oh the Federal capital, and who invites its
destruction Has the nature OF things
changed Is what use to bc "loJ atty"
now "treason?' and is jubilee over the
destruction OF our nations capital Loyalty
Are we SO perverted that this man, who is
thus made happy by our humiliation, who
would "tear down the Haunting lie" and
who ..rcjoices" at an armed force beat
ing at the capital doors; who is only sor.
ry the attack was not made when any re.
slstance was impossible-are SO utterly
distraught as to allow this man to arro-
gate, for those for whom he speaks, any
love for our country, and 10 impure dis.
loyalty TO US?
The capital gates are endangered and
the Tribune rejoices
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23
A Sublime Spectacle.

About two weeks agoa most sublime
spectacle was exhibited in Bloomsbury -
Two Mq@'sitioaS were here and in session
at the same time. One was the Board of
Examination, whose motto is-to the poor
man--your money or your life, Sir. The
other was the appearance of one Lord
Scott, collector Of negro-tax, in the shape
of external, ioteraal and Internal revenues,
to be paid out of the earnings of the me-
chanic and iarlaer,--- perfect robbing Of
the industrialinterests aftke eoantry. The
"Loyal Lord who runs this machine
only gives notice of his movements in the
Negro Organs, So that the great ma ajority
Of the Taxpayers of Columbia, who are
Democrats, must find out the time and
place, or pay 10 cts. additional on every
dollar. o, the beauties of this mi.erabl,
stamp-tar Administration.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23
Duty of the Times.

Every subscriber to the Columbia Dem.
ocrat, and debtor to the Office, is duly no.
tilted, that the pressure Of the times, i'm
peratvely require-owing 10 the increased
expenses of living and DOUBLE PRICE
of Ink and Paper, which We are now pay
ing in Cash, that we must have pay
ments promptly and in advance. We ap-
peal to our friends and customers for the
means 10 prosecute our business-not for
donations hut simply common justice J.
which is the prompt and general payment
,of our just dues. Remember, dear friends,
that we live in Lincoln TimeS--the "good
times promised by the swindlers who
have destroyed our beloved country; and
are now aiming at the destruction of all
our liberties--and upon no class of me =
chanics, does the pressure of the times fall
with more crushing weight, than upon
Country Editors.
We need not enlarge upon the subject
Two DOLLARS, were due 10 US, from tho c
who have not paid in advance the day they
commenced taking cur paper, or when the
last year expires, and me ought 10 haze
IL no,o. Otherwise SO 80 will be demand.
ed. Every little helps along.
We trust to your generosity and magma
nimity.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23

number of men, at the date Of mis- report,
enlisted for three years, was 60O,O1l'
July [, 1862, immed lately aftor the re'
treat from the peninsula, the President Is,
sued a call for three hundred thousand
more volunteers. This force was chiefly
of infantry, in pursuance oil recommen'
dation of the President,
On the 4th of Augut of the same year,
the President called to the field three hun
dred thousand militia, to serve Tor term
of nine months. This number was prompt
ly furnished
June IS, 1863, the President summon
ed, from certain states, militia to the num-
ber of 100 900. rhis number was after
ward increased to l20,OOO.
/ During the month of July, ls03,a draft
for 800 900 men was enforced.
Since the 18th of Oct., last, under all
the calls about seven hundred thousand
men exclusive of negro soldiers and zone
hundred days men have been put IN the
field.
The Senator from California speaks oil
the spasmodic> action of the admn'stra-
tors of the government in raising men du-
ring the last few months Does the Sena-
tor know that we have raised or recruited
since the 18th day of October last ak hun.
dred thousands men, not 10 count black
men and that within the past year we have
put in the field seven hundred thousand
men that we have made an oxcrtion such
as few nations ever made rnd few nation
can make that we have spent sl25 600
600 in bounties that we have drafted
that we have used the whole power and
influence ofAhe government 10 increase on'
military forces
Thus it is easy to arrive at the to'a
number of men called out since the out'
break of the rebellion, 1t is given con-
cisely,in the following table;
NUMBER OF MEV SUMMONED TO THE lELD.
Unde Pres ldent's first call, April TO- 1861. TIE,
Volunteers for the war lS6l uuO'Ol
Jnder Presidents call of July l. 1859 100000
Militia r,iIrd ,,t in Auuust IsE2 800 on
Militia called ont IN June lsd3 lsOOu
By consumption, July, lot3, say s1nUU
Since nth of October, lo63 'Oo'W'
Total 2,4OeI AT
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23
A New Draft Ordered-Call For
Five Hundred Thousand Men.

If the half million Of new soldiers f r
which the President calls in his proclama-
ton are nteiei, the call is q cry of dis
trcss and national hdmilatio The
bogus proclamation Of Howard called for
only four fifths as many AMI that inven-
tive scamp is injured in Fort Lafayette
for conveying to the world the impression
that the Virginia campaign was failure
Certain it is, that public expectation is
disappointed and the country will not hesi-
tate to inquire who is responsible for the
terrible and unayaiIiug " ste Of life which
readers five hundred thousand new men
necessary so soon after tie opening of a
campaign that promised to be triumphant,
We say "unauoiiing' waste of life," for
we canuot see that any substantial advan-
tsgs has been gained by our army since
it left The Rapidan Ithas recoiled again
and again before rebel ntrenchments il
is now arrested by rebel intrepchments
and the whole DISTANCE from Peter rsburg
to Richmond is hedgcd up by rebel in
trenchments, placed at short intervals for
the whole distance of twenty miles "My
plan" as Mr.. LINCOLN called the over
land march has cost m single a campaign,
more men than either NAPOLEON or
! WELLINGTON commanded at Waterloo
not more men than either Of them Inst, We
beseech our country men to mark but more
than either them had to lose. And vel
the prospect Of taking Richmond is moi
much better than tho prospect of taking
Charleston The World.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1864,
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN
ssy- CAMPAIGN SuBscrBEes-We will

asS- CAMPAIGN SUBscIBERs.-We will
send the COLUMBIA Democrat from now,
till after the Presidential Election for so
cents in advance. This is so low that ev-
cry man should have it, and see that his
neighbors haveit If they cannot pay for
it club together and get it for them.
Many frieeds have sent in their names for our CAM
rMcs DRxocRAr," and with them the money (5e cents
each,) for which are thankful but, beg TO make
a suggestion, which we hope will meet their arproba.
on and prove mutually advantageous 1t Is that they
use their influence to get UP clubs in every section aAd
township in the County tf Columbia. A club Of Ten
subscribers, at so cents each easily be obtained in
any location and IS 90 enclosed weud make it an oh.
ject to the publishers Twenty-Five subscribers at
the and $40 20, with cory the geter up Of
he Club, would greatly advance the cause of Demo.
cracy and benefit the objects of tho ensuing Campaign
Democratic friends will you make the effort, AND no
1T AT ONCE. We need noturge the Importance of sup
porting your own Local Press, Much depends upon
your active xerons to render its abors effective and
to no class Of our people is this appeal made with
more directness than to the "Youns Democracy"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23
DAsrARpLr ASSAULT One of the most

DAsrARpLY ASSAULT One Of the most
outrageous and uDprovoked assaults that
has been committed in these troublous
times 10 our borough, occurred alter mid
night last Friday night. MIR. Hufford,
nronrietor of Stcele's hotel, sat in his bar
room waiting Tor some of his guests who
were not yet in, when couple of lrshmen
came in and demanded liquor. Mr.. Ii.
refused to comply with their request, on
the ground that they were already sufii-
cienty ptoxic ated. One oil them then
picked up tumbler and hurled it at Mr..
Hufford, which he lodged. lie immcdi'
ately picked up the pitchcr-a very heavy
one-and struck Mr.. II, iu the head, in
nictiug several gashcs Of a frightul char
acter. They then went into the street and
threw stones in the house, breaking win
dows, picture frames, &C., and eudangcr.
ing the lives oil any persons who happened
TO be within. One stone struck judge
Harrison in the hat, his head narrowly es'
capcing. A number Of persons being
aroused, they were perSucd, caught, and
lodged in Jail. They gave their nnmes,o or
the hearing before Esquire Bennett, as
Thomas G. Mooney and Thomas f. Hack
ct. They were committed to answer a
the next court.
Mr.. Huhord was badly hurt, though i
is hoped he will recover. - Tile Lu2Crnt
Uai0n.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23

Ame aca.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whcreas,by the act,approvcd July 4 s64,
entitled Gan act farther to regulate and
provide for the enrolling and calling out
the national forces aud for other purposes
in is provided that the Pre- sideut of the
United States ,at his discretion, at any
time hereafter, call for any number of
men as volunteers, for the respective terms
of one, two, and three years, for military
service aud "that in case the quota or any
part there 'taoy town, township, ward of
city, precinct, or election district, or of
a county nor so sub divided, shall not be
filed within the pace OF fifty days after
such cali, / hen the President shall imme
dateIy order draft for one year to fill
such quota, or any part there Of which may
be unified.
And whereas, the new enrolment here
toioreordered is SO far completed as that the
mentioned act of Congress may now
be put in operation for recruiting and keep
ing up the strength Of the armies in the field
for garrisons and such military operations
as may be required for the purpos of sup
pressing the rebellion and restoring the
authority of the United States government
in the insurgent states.
Now, therefore, l, Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States, do issue
this my call for FIVE hundred thousand vol
nnteers for the military service provided
nevertheless, that all credits which may oe
established under section eight of the aiore.
said act, OH account persons who have
entered The naval service during the pres
cnt rebellion, and by credits for men furn-
isbed to the military service in excess of
calls heretofore made for volunteers, will
be accepted under this call for one, two,
or three years, as they may elect, and
will be entitled to the bounty provided by
the law for the period Of service for which
they enlist.
And l hereby proclaim, order, and di-
rect that Immediately after the 5h day of
September, S64, being fifty days from the
date Of this call, draft for troops TO serve
for one year shall be held in every town,
township, ward Of a city, precinct, election
district or a county not so SUB divided, to
fill the quota which shall be assigned to il
under this scale or any part thereof, which
may be unified by volunteers on the said
9th day of September, 1864.
In testimony whereof have hereuuto SCI
my hand caused the seal of the United
States to be affixed
Done at tho City of Washington this eigh-
teenth day of July, in the year of oul
Lord, 1864, and OF the Independence o
the United States the seth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President
WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD,
Secretary of State
NUMBER OF MEN ALREADY SENT TO THI
FIELD.
In his report made on the st Of De
cSmber, 1861, Secretary Cameron statet
that II ,S75 men were raised during tba
year, under the first call of the President
These we're ''tbree months men" Th,
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-07-23

trrm 'r , N'~i" Hrora. H. n. tdhor Of the Erc.
tcIt. fAild|pAm
Though not disposed tn rIYor or rnco innnh pa.
NrdicIhts IN GENIAL through disttnst ,f tlIrfs Iu.
hirhtS ahu ELECTS; yet Know Of M sufficient rrHsr
why man may not testify t. lhc ben, ft he bell . .
hlhScii 10 nave r"crIred from any simple pTrparnu
III the nope that h" may Ihns coutfiutc 10th, hon
Others.
d" this ,ha more readily IA rrga,d to Hcoh
hrrinn btrrS, prepared by nr g. VI ckqnu uf 3. ,.
c'ty h'ch Sc was pre- Idiccd against item tor M,
ycGt'' uhdrr ne impression that they were chiefly
a. "holc mixture. am nirbted to n,y fri .ili Ron
Sh"cmnker ESD for the removal ths rroiudIr. hr
p,"p,r 'e,lS ana lr rh oIragrmri To Try tnrm viii
suffering from great und tong continued irhiitv Ib
uSu oI three bottles # trSp Bttcrs at the hginuis
on thc present N"hr. was fol- lwyd bV rl len, r-lIf
am RESTORATION u degree of hudily aud hrnt viyui
Whirh had not t't for months before, and mad al
mcsi ucspoIrrd OF rrgairng ! therefore thank God
ana ~! i'ir"a lor directing mr to theuse ot them.
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