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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

The Methodist Church in the South
The Methodists ere tho working tin
Grants wherever ! logicabih smoke
curb upward on the prairie or in the
wilderhes5 Of the West, and they will be
the first to reconstruct their shattered
Church in the South. The sum Of $751;
900 was feGshtiy appropriated by the
authorities Of the Methodist CEuToh
for the exiensiod Of the Church Il
the far South; and measures aro b.iug
put 10 operation to cary on the work
Bishop Ames is at st. Louis preparing
to start down the MissiSSippii Bishop
Simpson will soon proceed to Tehne,:
ssej and prominent minister in New
York has bGcK designated for The work
in New Orleans. A late number of the
"Methodist' says: t.t'4 ... '3
Many faota in the eonditioh Of thC
Southern States encourage the hope oi
the return Of tho vast majority Of the
Methodists in the South to tho old
church-the church of Asbury and Nc.
Kondrse, from which fhahy Of them
separated with tho greatest reluctance
The Methodist Episcopal Church South
is shiversd TO atoms. It is doubtful il
its Gcfstai tOnferehcs will over meet
again, or if it shall meet, it will be Shor =
Of its former proportions. The pub
fishing house in Nashville is in the
hands of the United States Authorities;
its finances were impaired beyond rem
edy before it was closed by military or
der. The members of the Louisville
conference, at their last session, avowsd
their loyalty to the government of The
Union, and by that avOwal severed
themselves from the tobel part of South.
ern Mcthodism. The Southern Metho-
dist Church, which was one Of the chisl
moral supports of the rebellion; will in.
svitably share its fortunes, and go down
with it to common ruin. AS the rob
Ell statesmen have made slavery the cor.
ner-stone Of their eonfedsracy, SO has
tho Southern Methodist Church placed
under the corner astono the New Tssta
ment--is did its best to site the "a sior
of religion to the political measures
which terminated In secession.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

The Richmond Whig nys: JEFF. Da
Wis wept when hO heard of BrOgg's de
feat at Lockout Mountain aud Mission.
airy Ridge" 10 ..-.n .....H-. II. ..
. Doubtless he gnashcd his teeth also
We read Ofa certain place "where weep
ing and gnsshing of teeth" form tn,
principal occupation of the inhabitants
and Richmond can certainly claim to b
near that l'cality.-LGallipOlis Jour
nal. .ena4 ga.. n.t' 7aa'.iif ...
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

The South had no moro uubiushinE
apologist, or more SkiiIfui ooneOctsr Of
figures than Mr.lt. +. W. bSBow, Of
census and Review nOtoristy. But even
he has been cOmpelled, by the logic Of
events 10 desert the cause of King Cot
ton. In late number Of bis Review,
he announced his belief in the faIlacy
OF che cotton theory on which the
South rsbsllsd, and Sa i'd that slave la
Dor, however it might have been, is not
row profitable. In return for this J eff
DaVis has imp risOnsd Mr.. DOBOw and
suppressed his Review. ,..--. ,.r
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

DRiNK LESS WITH Yoth MEALS
Many men have relieved themselves oI
dyspepsia by not drinking anything
not even water during their meals
No animal, except man, ever drinks in
connection with its food, Man ought II not
to. Try this, dyspeptics and you will
not wash down mechanically that
which ought to be masticated and en-
Salivated before it is swallowsd.-[Cal,
ifornia Farmer.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

A man took the liberty of kissing q
young lady--a stranger to him-in the
street, at New Haven, few days ago.
She slapped his face, The hats of both
parties fell off, and the osoulatory high :
wayman picked up hers and gave it
back, not knowing that she had his un =.
der her cloak, to be exhibited as a tro.
ply pt home, until it should be reclaim
ed by its owner. ....f.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

A report reached Gen, Butler by tel
egrnph, whilO atWashingtOh, that Rich
mond had been evacuated. Gen. But.
lOr Immediately ordered a reconnOis.
sance in fotccj and the rccounoitsring
force proceeded to within 27 miles OF
Richmond, and found that the same
Richmond "Was still ia the fald."--
They reported that it was not very
much eVacuatedl r4n ..# aals.....
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

The Medical Directors of the Army
Of the Potomac who have long served,
are being ordered to posts where they
can hnvenn,opportunity to recruit them
selves. Their places in the army arc
filled with fresh mon.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

In ordor to remove the suspicious of
persons disposed to emigrate to tho
United States, Hon. RobertJ. Walker,
in late lettOr from London, proposes
that Congress shall enact that no omi-
grant shall be liable to conscription
during the war.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

Another SERIES of frauds has bsOn dis-
covered in the Treasury Depar.ment---' .
A clerk 10 the Warrant Office was re-
ceiVing money from New York and
Boston, of parties for giving preference,
in the order ofpaymeAt to WRrlL b
in which they were interested.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

Gen. Grant is reported to have said
ne asPirss only to one political Office;
"When the war is over, | mean TO run
for Mayor Of Galeaa,l(hiS place Of resi-
dence) and if elected, intend to have the
sidewalks fixed up between my house
aud the depot" tHt.a ra
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

"why, HanS 9ou h.vo the most fem
mine cast Of tbuntsnaneo ever seen. "
"oh, yuw," replied Hans, al know
dc reason for dat minO mOdcr vas a
vomans." g.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

A young lady by the name of Luciu-
da Kane, while on the train going from
Elmira, N. Y, to Rock ford, ILL.,, to at.
tend school, was attacked with diptheria,
owing to the intense cold weather, and
died on the cars. She was II years cid.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

The Spirit of the Richmond Press
A good sign comes out of Richmond
The entire rebel press of that city is il
ill.humor with JEFF. Davis. The En-
quirer, Dispatch, Examiner, Whig and
Sentinel gro#I, snarlj and snap at JEFF.
and his Administration like cross ours.
Nothing goes right, and matters are
daily getting worse. We give a sin
gle specimen. A bill Is before the reb-
Ell Cougfes5 to limit the term IF Office
for tho Cabinet Ministers to two years,
whereupon the Examiner hol ds it up as
great reform in the Confederate Ad-
uiinistration," and thus upbraids:
"Horej at last is the practical oppor-
tunity to curtaft that reign of i'm becili-
ty which has caused the Subjugation
and enslavement of half the territory
and half the population Of the Confed-
crate States during the past two years,
and which will conSign tho remaining
half to the same fate, if continued for
the two years to come. We began this,
struggle with resources nearly equal to
the enemy-in many things superior
namely, in possession of cotton and to
baCeO, which were gold, and in the ex.
tent of territory. Where are wO now?
What has been done with those re-
sOurOesP The present Administration
has had unlimited control of them and
half our store is gone" r .-f
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

The world goes ever on. 1t is strange
how soon, when great man dies, his
place is fllad; and SO completely that
he seems no longer wanted.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

How WEST VIRGINIA STANDS. Tho
report Of the &djutant General of West
Virginia shows that that State has fur.
nished II ,299 volunteers to tho Fcder.
al army during the present war, of
whom, 1G,l LAG were for three years, aud
1853 for six months.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04
1loRtb's Department.

For the HewS.'
Miscellaneous Enigma.
am composed ofI7 letters:
Ny II 10 10 Is what every ono should be able 10 do
My IA In what should be done Of ton.
My IL 10 l6 Is a noted river.
My 32 IL is bad.
MY4 I5Sis "all'~E
MY whole is tho name ofa paper In Indiana.
jan. 25, 1864. BLACK EYES,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

hnswer TO Oharade 81 last week: Cannon shot . ia
Epigma' New Potatoes. fSeSh pork and hs crackers,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

lFor thV News.
Miscellaneous Enigma
I wm composed Of Is lettors;
My2 7 10 II is used 10 color.
Ny "a 0 ~ 10 usod by hshermsn.
MY 10 prefix 10 RlRdy's name.
MY whole will be place Of remark in history III
'ses 10 eohio' CRUn
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-02-04

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-26

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BON @olitube iIi mir pesfa9t ipOrben 2Bir
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gu sellolIen unb mir mer6en lett ppr ben
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,enbe Mppana.le ouf boffenili4 finret iin
in unlern Snabeu 10 piel blrSerltder Stols
uno @brSei;. ra6 iie ibre fiinftiSe 9ebens.
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id init Dir uno ben atnbern 9ebe, bleitt fur
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9n ben 6reurentbrdnen. womit 9ubnlill
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fnno lis ni4t rofiir m 81
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.sit ETJXTR DE- VTTR }jsA III

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ster Sc6e wsIdr ft su certefrdt5n bedbTtisen unS M
btsher S6ndte etues aareren SineefntAts btmue
Fns, iputcn uauernsIit Dr. Ssbnfpn 5u Nate stshen
gGe 5inserniiie sessn f 0pe ptpi&e reer sese Ser
ruttuna AeiStarett Ger gfe 3ern uAb G6wde rser
Gfa5pfuns her arsdlt6iten Nr werssn i4nen fartrt.
Derniae reiter fs Ser Bebdibiurs unb Surisrst bon
Dr. Solution unter;ifst fann Tim. ais einem Gbrenmane
Etre Surt @ anoertrauen no 5Npsrht auf feline artt-
lie CHffe
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Waltep ses f5nisien Geneaiuus Der sDuntdr Cen.
bsn rasuirter einrs eren meeijiilen se
Str Staatea tfa sr6eta Sbeil ietnes 3etens tn ben
6sIbt5isru rpR Qvnse gds YriIabelptia da6 dnberen
Stssn sueetra bat eiHise Der rnnestaren 5etlansen
srneneet, BEN tenen bic 0el5td Der Ntsln weB LIN.
iasge 9ettet ste GbreAiaulex une Gneersn
SranPfeiten Iittrn 5se A. g. au bic bst s0tlt9tn Ge.
ranien ,x ,Sr sr1redtn bic 81 st errstpH BET sernseA
kIeinietettu u. T. H. Haraea Gueenblifitt setetIt
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eiusa rpetten SIntta sur sladrict, ssl t9 sas aa~
beIcnrte s pr- saab '9S etnBe d aft-nne
SO. IA GSe 2pnabareEs., Gtfe sCu UEusa- ell
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rb unstrshst gesetIt nns 6tcsGe Sraft eStr berse-
eat. Dieies urtbare yeiseu wses eas 2ben elene as
Bic Size unb Hnrmmeihait uuhSsItd md1t, tf,eit bds
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inse asuit faS ;u leidt sa atnttet neil
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laden entltehen fs 10 1T he bod meRentbetls cine Suls
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snen ta bic 2ra Der Grseusune eber rrn Denex rtrs-
rem ptrA bic @ btlt&ta 2aaern srssbeH ais bon Dsnen
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bic Stufen btnaiif. & ssf'S sspis1
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nsb Qampeapnser u HtuHen bG rtselmaBt6t Aerate
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s9. ans Blfsft utaiIsn etnen Ypf-Stdms tntbalttn.
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sensat rerfea ait ha NS; 3tasnas ssunitsktt @usSae
In benz 3tlGen lirrern Gnsnnbunsen her NieEea
sentmsyAe gRauisfrh Eishersel9lasenbtA 8erfanhts-
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SdwtnteI &epflhmtr3, GntiinbunS Frs aes eer yfait
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fans ben gedtrteH he's lsss herrubren nne senn ntt
ten. emde her Grnfitutiea terrrrtrnseu bic Gbt Mna
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a.9 mss SnaSe Waaner, se
teipnters pee tie sbn,en 2aasrs stwerbtn
us eas jlbrlia ~ piee Sauirnse sin u rlbes @rnt
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nat teseilert 2cr bjabernce Zone tntlcdt habtn
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-13

w the Qusrtermaster's Department st Nash
silis Tenn. 800 lab0rerB wages $40 per month and
rationB. 800 teamsters wages s35 per month and "a
lions. To men capable OF taking charge Of +rain
as Nagonmaster, that will report with Twenty
ty-ive 80 per month will be given. Assistants
with duaen men as Per month. None reed apply
but able bodied willing engage for six months
Transportation furnished. Apply to
ID. sHERWOOD, agent OF A. O N.
mevlRq Commercial Housa. Gleve. .and. q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-13

COMMON PLEAS CoURT.-A special ses.
sion of the Common Pleas Court of Cuya-
hOgs County will be held tomorrow morn
ing, for the trial of the case of the City of
Cleveland Vs. James s. WadsWorth and John
HOyt. ~This case is for the assessment, by
jury, of the value Of certain lands owned by
defendants and appropriated by the city for
the laying CT pipes for the wster-wOrks.
One of the defendants is General James s.
WsdsWorth, who fell in the recent battle of
the Wilderness. 1t is probable that further
proceedings in the case will be postponed on
account of his death.
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TIE CLEvELAED BAzAAR.-An observer
turning the sunny corner of Superior street,
west Of the Square, never fails to stop mo-
msnt and look into the splendidIy filed show
windows Of T. G. Mills, No, 7Ss Superior,
and to be delighted with the multitude and
variety of fancy articles there displayed. If
ho has ,isurs to step inside, he will find at
teutive clerks ready to show him almost any
thing he wants, and before he leaves will
have frequent occasion for plsasurabIe sur
prise at the extent, variety, beauty and new
ness Of Mr.. Mills stock of goods. This
stock has recently been added to very great
Iy, and Mr. Mills oontemplstes still further
ard more important additions He is at
present in New York, and will soon return
with large amount of stock.
Among the novelties which we find at the
Bazaar are the very convenient mOustschs-
cups, for the accommodation of hirsute gem
tlomsn in slipping bis coffee the patent bs-
by tender, 3 beautiful convenience, which al
most takes care of a baby itself splendid
varieties Of tobacco sets and cigar stands,
&o. The variety in sets of vases, Bohe-
mian, China, Parisn, Lava, &c., is one of the
fiI est We have ever seen. Mr.. Mills has 3
splendid stock Of willow ware, both French
al imported, including Work-baskets, will
loE flower stands, &c. But it is vain to at
te npt to describe his stock, Iimitless as it is
in extent and variety. He has persmbulstors
al gigs, tin toys, hosiery, wax dolls, lsces,
ginps, babies scsrfs, b autiful variey of in =
lai hair-brushes, splendid sets Of Jet beads,
girdles and bracelets, bird cages, umbrellas,
canes, an indescribable OmRi0a0. Give
him Q call.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-13

ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-Cudjo's Cave is
one of the most sensational Of sensation
dramas. In dramatizstion so hasty as it
has necessarily been we can hardly leok for
any other merit than crowded incident and
exciting situations. There are, however,
enough of these, and last nights audience
expressed frequent delight and interest in the
play. Miss DENNIS acting was correct and
successful throughout, and Mr.. Ryan's rem
ditiOn of the character of Dan. Carroll was
very original and powerful.
''The Search after the Alabama is one of
the best farce of the season. Mr.. Ryan made
a tremendous hit in it last night.
Tonight, the benefit of Miss Denim and
the last night but one of her engagement,
will be presented for the first time in Cleve-
land, the new drama " The Felon's Dream,
or Jack Sheppard in France" with Miss
Denim as the dashing out law. 1t will be
followed by " Cudjo'S Cave"
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mo ALL WHOM TT MAY CON.

cern The Board OF Health require me to
strictly enforce the following ordinance there ore,
all Who wish avoid its pee altes must not violate
fts provisions. II. MARSHALL.
aea, tn Ohicsr,
An Ordinance to smeEd an ordinance entitled "An
orlnance to regulate strests, passed Jsnusry lOh,
1856
Be it ordained by the City Council OF the city Of
tleveand, That the first sec ion OF an ord nance
passed January 10th 1856, entitled " An Ordnance
TO regu ate streets " be 80 amended as TO read as
follows: No person shall throw or deposit permit
to be thrown or dep sited, any dirt, paper. filth,
sWeepings OF any store, house snOp or once, or any
ashes, shaving5, hlthy water, ofiai, straw, wood.
stones earth, manure, refuse matter or rubbish Of
any kind what yer into any street, lann alley OF
public ground or places used n street, lane, alley
or pubic ground. The person persons having
possession or control OF the premises rem which
any OF the Eore-aia articles shall be or may have
been thrown deposited in avy street, lane, alley
Or pablic ground place used suea as aiOTessid
shall remove he same thereirOm within twenty-four
hours after reoei' ing knowledge thereof
rassed June 26, 1861 l. U. MASTERS,
President Of the Council.
J, B4RRETT, City Clerk may l0:I52
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LOCAL NOTICES,

Revenue Stamps for Sale.