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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-07
Justice Of The Peace


Dated this day OF ..'',''''''''''''''iI80
NoTE 1.-The FIRST Of the above certificates must be
signed by the person claiming exemption and the
second by two respectable ctizans (heads of ames)
residents Of the town. county, district In which tho
person resides and sworn to before Magistrate.
Note 2.This certificate is to be used only in casos
whero the labor of tho person Is
tuay necessary for the support Of the persons depend
snt on him The exemption docs not apply in cases
where there is sufficient property yield support and
the necessary business for collecting tho income eau
be transacted by agents, trustees, or the like
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LOVE- at first sight often leads to
marriage with the eyos shut.
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IdNVN - ''s'''''''
.........,...s...r ls6

NoTE 4.-This is only intended to apply whore the
members of the family claiming exemption reside in the
amoaIaiy. Ifany Of the members reside elsewhere,
and have gone into the military service OF the United
tates no Exemption on that account can be claimed,
Note 2-This certificate must be signed by one OF tho
nareus IL there he any IL not, by two respectable
,sons 0eads Of familos) resident in the same town,
county or district with person for whom exemption
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Form 27.

CERTIFICATE THAT THE PERSON Liable TO
DRAFT IS TIE ONLY BROTHER OF A Guild
OR CHILDREN DEPENDENT on HIS LABOR
FOR SUPPORT.
l. lle huN'TlOeT' HCluS I
able 90 draft into tho service of the United States ore
y make affidavit that the only brother "
Of age having neither father mother, aud depend
ent ou my labor for support.
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State aforementioned horoby certify that the above
statement or i";...'.,..:.........."s age is correct
and true, to the best Of our knowledge and belief
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Form 90.


DESIRES ONE OF HlS OR HER SONS EXRMP-
TED.
l. tho subscriber, the father Tor motherl Of .....s.
and ............, residents of ............ county
State of hereby certify that am
aged and infrin aud that am dependent for support on
the labor Of my two above namcd and that elect
that sil, budl
bo exempt from tlc opcrtuns of the act Of Congress
"for enrolling and calling out the national forceS' &e
approved March :, 1868.
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We, the subscribers, hereby certify that the above
named IL ageu ana luHIm' anu
dependent the labor Of sons for support
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Justice of the Peace.


NoTE-The hrst certificate must he signed by the
person claiming exemption, and tho second by two re
spectacle persons (heads of amlios resident i'm the
same town. county or district with the person for whom
exemption Is claimed.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-01-07

Mathematical Problem.

Take the numbers from l 10 25, aud plaes them In
such position that they may be added og ter twelve
dfereut ways and make tho each way, IA
answer 10 requested,
Biggsyie, Illinois, GILBERT.
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Personally appeared before me tho aboVe.named
and d..........,....,
aud ssveraly made oath that the above certificate 8
and true to the best Of their knowledge and be-
lief
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We, tho snb.crIhers, ...............

VIC, tho FNOsctlOersi MO
residents Of ....
county, StAle OF ueleby CcItlIy
tnat "o ls HAD
70 draft is the only brother Of
hndcr l2 years Of age having neither father moth
sr and dependent ON his labor for support.
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Form %.

CERTIFIoATE THAT TWO MEMBERS OF THE
FAMILY OF THE PERSON LIABLE TO DRAFT
ARE ALREADY IN THE MILITARY SERVICE
OF TaE UNITED STATES.
We the Subscribers, and
Observation-Disclosures, residents OF ................
cOunty State Of hereby certify that two
members OF tho family and household of ............
county and State above mentioned In tho military
ssryica 0f tho United States, as non n-commissUned ON
GERS, inuaiciGnA or priyates.
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Answst 10 EnigmN Of Dec. a. u 'nry T. Epperssa
..Ts Hsbus Burns, raN'o RoErr', oly'aeus, kste--
BTReR,
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AoutR' department.
For the Nova
Miscellaneous Enigma,

Miscellaneous Enigma
am composed of Is letters
My IL 2 Is Is boys nickname.
My 10 is what all people do
My IL 2 7 is is a pleasant drink.
My Is II is measure,
My 16 IA is An insect.
My0 10 is to wear on the head
My whole is the mamie VI handsome oEicsr iA the
Hulaboro. RLoRA.
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NorE 1-This certificate is to be used only in
WhsFe the of the person claiming exeml ton is
sctuay necessary for the support of the persons do
pendeht on him. The exemption does not apply in ca
whore there iS sufficient property to yield support
and the necessary business be transacted for col
iecting the income by agents, trustees or the like.
Note a. Tho first certificate must be signed by the
person claiming exemptions and the second by two
spectabe persons, eads of families resident in tho
sxsmptfon Is claimed.
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and severay made oath that the above certificates
and true to the best Of their knowledge and be-
iisE
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labor for support.

Personally appeared before me, the above named
- and
belief 'e0 ~
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rersoAaliy appeared before me, the above-nNmed
and ..................,.....,,
and severaly made oath that the above certificate il
correct aud true, to the best Of and be-
lief
.l-tN t a Af;a.,.s"v.@,.,"......"....
Justice Of the Peace.
B1 4 %
Dated At this ............, day OF
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Certificates for EXa
empGiOm under the
Draft
Form 25.

HOFOQ DO
CERTIFICATE, OF EXEMPTION FOR THE son
OF A WIDOW, OR OF AGED AND INFIRM PA.
RENT or PARENTS.
........,........ county, State of .........,....
hereby certify that being liable to military duty
der the act of Congress "for enrolling and calling ont
the national forces" approved March 3D. 1868 am the
only of .,....."...., widow, Tor Of ,........,
aged parent,) dependent on my labor for support.
We the subscribers, do hereby certify that the above
named .................. is the only Of widow
Tor Of aged and nhrm parent) dependent on his labor
for support.
Personally appeared before mo- ........"......
the above named anu
and severay made oath that the above certificate Is
correct and true to tho best Of their knowledge and
belief
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Personally appeared before mo, the above named
and
and severay made oath that the above certificates are
correct and true to tho best Of their knowledge and
lief
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Justice Of tho Peace.


Dated this ............ day OF
lob
NorE 1.-The certificate in regard to ago is, in all
cases where practicable to he signed by the parents
the person claiming exemption, and the requirements
specified in the regulations to be adhered to- The
blank space in the certificate to indicate the age Of the
person is to be filed followU
That am ''OSDER TWENTY years Of age.
That am 'ovgR TnIHTT.gGvE' years Of age, "AND
MARRIED"
That am COVER FoRTY -FIvEn years u age, accord
ing to the facts in the case.
NoTE 2.-ln case the certi cate Ia not signed by the
parents the fact Of age must be certified to by re-
spectacle persons (heods Of famiies resident in the
same town, county district with the person for whom
exemption Is claimed aud the requirements Of para
graph 6l Regulations &c. must be complied with.
The above Certificates all the clauses for Tx
empon contained IN the Act "for Enrolling and Calling
Ont the National Forces, and are published for the
guidance of those entitled to exemption.
JOS. X. MARLhY,
Provost Marshal and President of the
Board Of Enrolment.
Hillsbero Dec. II, 1903 dccl7 At
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THE "PRINTER's DEVIL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-07
COLD COMFORT.

II is almost TOO bad TO expose the humbug Of
the loud Growing OF the Democratic papers over
the election the other day in Connecticut. They
were in such distressful need Of something in
way of tonic before going into the Pennsyl-
yania contest that we are half disposed 10 let
them pass unquestioned with this poor comfort.
But still, something is duo to truth, and for the
sake OF truth we state-w very few people
remember-that at this season about half the
towns in Connecticut hold elections for
Selectmen and smaller town officers; that
the result, so far as reported III the
local papers Eve take papers OF both par
ties) is--shall wo confess it1-a Democratic
gain of three towns! Derby has gone Demo
cratic-a gain; Bridgeport, for years the very
citadel Of Democracy, but recently Union by
about 100 majority, has gone Democratic
another gain; Andoyer, which gave Us i've ma
jority last Spring, is now Democratc-still
another gain. We believe Tie Borid manages
to figure out one more as @ gain, making four
towns in all. Over this, in stunning double
loaded article, The World tries the game it prac-
ticed in the case of Maine when it boosted OF
having made immense gains in every county
but two, aud cut down the Union majority by
more than 5000. That story was made to
affect ratification meeting-this about Con-
necticut is work upon the elections next week.
One was lie direct--the other is Of the sup
yrcssio rerr sort; for The Horid omits the i'm.
portant fact that while It's party has gained
threo towns. the Unionsts have gained nas,
VIZ: South Windsor, srficld, North Brauford,
Hebron, North Haven. New Milford. Bark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-07
PORTRAIT or LINCOLN.

Senator JOHN SHERMAN OF Ohio made one OF
his magnetic speeches in Sandusky last week,
10 a vast audience that inclined to every word
of bis oratory. In the midst Of mis- powerful
augmentation. he threw off personal sketch
of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, which viii be recognized
everywhere az life-like.
II know Old Abe md tell You there 10 not a. Uni,
hour more patriotic. or trler man wing Hn .,i,"
msn Abraham Lincoln. Some say % " su ','yr.h. .'
bnt he rot Only held MS own in his debates WITH 'ougS
whose power Is admitted, and whom cobsidcrVu .ie
ablcss Intellect in tho United states senate Oui 20.
little the better Of him. He has tren ueilp,fa,,o o.
slow but when he puts Lis foot lowb, 1t is "il" inc uo
termination and certainty witt which par goner" ''o
their steps and like them. when aStakes ciy' '0
mover ei,es 1t up This lirm old noble anu .'n"
hraIted he 10 - child of the people Go "a MN WIN
story OF voc, and &c VIII weep Ike child Tbs man.
y, cpndcinr ed, works hVors than any other pres
ant hst ever occupied The chair His so'iciinde i"f
she public welfare 10 ueyereessinc. diicrod from
lin at first my self but last Eel, ard believed that he
Wig rigDt and shall fOf this brave patriotic
kind.h,aried man. Ill his fenlt, and mistakes You
nave SEN All his virtues ron mover can know. HIS
patie,cs IN labor Ia wonderful. lis WORKS iar hafJes
Than nay man in Erie County. Al the head OF tDis
great nalio look ~ ii: de has al The biz, ~ sign
nsss.d h, Congress No can III appointed Ia an
ngi,, w,fhnut hs approval: no on" can De phnlsle"
uitaout the udgment receives his ssnlture, aud no
onc hardened wi.hrut his hard. THIS innn. always
right always lust. propose ncv 20 it-iect 20 ',-
vicsitascy 70 swap OF such q raS as t.is my coun
tryn,en for Mcclellan idle incompetent, ana nnYniu2
wo Id, in gy opinion, be- de' i'lsh poor trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-07
"NUERAH FOR pa
REBEL nATTLE.CRY.

IF England and France want measure Of
the strength and endurance of the American
People, and Of Republican Institutions, let them
watch the wonderful spectacle which this Presi-
dental canvass prcscnts-o the quiet establish
ment by popular vote Of Government of the
United States, for new term Of four wears, in
tho very midst of civil war, huger ia It's pro.
portions and more sanguinary in its earnestness
than the world has ever seen. The American
armies will fight and vote in the same hours,
and on the same ground, on the 9Th day Of No
vember, in the year of Gods protecting grace to
Democracy, 1864. Our soldiers now this day
slaughter the Rebels with rihe-tring, and in the
intervals of loading their pieces debate with
their adversarics across the death-space that d.
vides the ntrenchments, the politics which
uphold the war on one side and de-
mand peace on the other. Wonder.
full fact, aud to be seen nowhere else
On this earth More wonderful and TO US
Americans noteworthy particularly: regiments
and brigades Of our own and the Rebel troops
debate this political Issue, necessarily in the
short war-cries TO which the occasion limits dis
cussion,-but debates them Oh open fields of
battle and in the midst Of chargcs, and through
Tie crashing Of lnnsketry and tho thunder Of
artillery. From out OF the smoke that curtajned
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TEH CHE..SE.

Notwithstanding tire enormously increased
expenses attending the publication OF IKE
TRIBUNE. oecasioned by the employment
of numerous army correspondents ana o'hc'
liberal expenditures, ss well as by the ad-
vance in tic price of paper and other materials VIC
have resolved foI the present ct least, not TO il
crease the subscription prices Of either oar Weekly
or Semi-w eelly papers, but to continue to furnish
them a, 81 and So, respectively, per snnum; being
the same prices which were established more thar
twenty years ago, when tie cost was only aeont
one-lhird of what it is at the present time. Our
Terms will be f,nud below and nc wish il to be dis
tinc.y understood that s-5@thoso Terms VIII be
strictly and literally adhered 20, and that no other
attachments or discounts than those mentioned Wall
Be allow cd in any case whatever.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAA

The present in6icatiOns arc tnat AohnTal
r.-,.-o. nil continue In command Of the Western
chi, poos;, souadron instead OF being transferred
.. ,ha, 90 ~. North Atlantic Squadron, as recently
,ia,v onno,oeed The latter. as Is known. embrace"
-, v,,.o,s m the North Carolina coast Admiral fo'
,sr no. sen ordered to its command. and will WHOM
80 ,non his duties His successor in command
81 the Mississippi Squadron has not yet been o'Sis
na.ed
Ieonder K. Deese. a private soldier OF Capt
ctr,nse's cavalry sssassnated In rice 'o"uS''P
Monroe Co., Penn. He was one OF asquad III 'o'" %"
gagged in serving notices upon drailed nen JIG "H'
wnyaid and shot through the head Two me" wore mr.
rested or suspicion OF being the murcerers' Monroe
County is intensely Copperhead. but such eowaro!
mu,ler OF brave soldier vii not DO Hhe'! TO Increase
the majority for McCle!!ans friends
II is not easy TO make out I" the situation III
Missouri from our brief dispatches. Tho latest state
mepts are that the Rebels have burned The fairo"u
bridge over the Usage eight miles cast Of Jefferson
CITY A force of Rebels was said to be crossing "'
Usage. I've Rebels using captured r'iroaa 'fa'S
70 hau their artillery. Gen. 4. j. smith Is su'
westward, and tho damaged railroads aTe reinf
A Washington dispatch OF yesterday sayS
Nothing especially interesting was received ion 'Ho
Army of the Potomac to-day. IT appears, however
that the advanced position gained last week is strength
ened bat there is little danger Of the Rebels attempt
ing to dsloGso our army. Gen Lee boirg e0nside'ea
too weak % make such movement
IL has been stated that Capt. Lardncr was
relieved of his command in tic West Indies. THIS vas
for tie rcaspn that the vessels which composed TUE
squadron have ceased to be separate 1eet C'uSef"
however will continue to be employed in those Wa'efs'
and 20 &C. as conveys 10 California steamers
The transport Constitution, from New-or'eans
Sent q with 2e5 Confederate prisoners TO the United
States Qusrtermas,sr arrived tbis morning The pTS-
oac-s ere in charge Of Capt j. F. Foster aud 10 men OF
the lst Wisconsin Battery.
4 considerable fight is reported as having oo-
correi II Altoona. Ge.. on Wednesday, between tie
Unica garrison and body Of Rebel infantry, L, was
suppossd the a-h. would be renewed tic Ic@t day.
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TysE yIEAT:saHGE.
lOus care.

! This community will always rccur with
pleasure and gratitude 10 The destruction oi The
Alabama By Tie kearsarge, and viii THIS morn
ine gladly accep. as an expression of It's own
feelings the iettor of tho Chamber Of Commerce
Ia Capt. Wr,low. We all join IN ayowlug our
sense Of obligation to the officers AID men OF
tie ship that sent The Anglo Rebel pirate to the
bottom 4 nations e1uitation welcomed the
firs, news Of the exploit; nations memory
will long keep green the laurels that belong ia
Winslow, and Thornton, and Cowan, and thei'
comrades.
! TIE action 81 the Chamber Of Commerce docs
not stop with letter of thanks. It's Commit
tee reported that they had undertaken to rsis'
So, $50 TO be spent in medals and other testi-
monials for officers and crew. We like espe-
cially the plan Of giving medals. II ouga, TO
be in vogue in the navy and army both. The
men Ike medals; wear them with pride;
cling to them as clear evidence Of their
title 20 fame; seldom part with them al
death The hope Of such decoration Is
"a
it "a Just reward for valcr and devotion.
Wo hope TO see the system still noro widely er-
tended than il now - and that Il viii got some
thing more than an official Specification when
awarded 10y law. The names OF men who win
medals deserve all public honor. If in these
practical days they age not carved on upll!tcd
columns, they shall 1.-Two in monument moro
lasting than brass--tho columns Of the newspa-
pcrs. Who has forgotten the IL, OF nsya!
heroes. mentioned and decorated months ago
for acts OF more than Roman herVi'm in the
great battles fought by our ships in Southern
watefs1
We are heartily for medals, therefore. Not q
man Or tho Kcar arco but should have his disS
of silver and honorable ribbon to tall tho ttrons
be meets in Broadway: IL was az the sinking
Of the Alabama" The committee speak also o
"other stirnonials"-amougw which there onght
to he dinner and procession. This metropo-
lis wants 10 do honor in oil ways to tho kear-
sarge heroes. The Chamber IF Commerce may
! give u the opportunity, If ii viii. The civic
authorities may give another. The people will
make all Of them grand and cordial, and magniG-
cent in enthusiasm. We arc a maritime people
quite as warlke on theOcean a. on shore, swift 10
recognize excellence in sea-iightiDg-liking no
heroes better than Perry. and Decatur. and Far
ragut. There is something in battle between
ships that slirs the blood Of all the landsmen
aud we All want 10 see the men that helped sink
the Rebel pirate, and shall put all our hearts
into great hurrahs. The whole city opens its
arms to welcome them-continuos impatient for
their oomingTindorseS all the good will Of the
Chamber Of Commerce, and is quite ready 10 60
beyond it the moment an opportunity is given.
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the Rebel defense Of the Opequan. hurtled the
crv Hurrah for MeCtsilas land from the
I22d Eew-York, and the Aanking and supporting
regiments that were charging with it, went
back responsive the HURRAH FOR LrNCoLs!-
and with the cry went the bayonets that swept
the Peace Democracy from their front, as tho
ballots of these brave men will in November
sweep them from their rear. Vote for man
for President of the United States whose name'
as q war cry aud slogan of politics, fills the
mouths of Rebels on the field of battle! Not
true man in America viii do this thing.
We refer him who loubts the fact just stated,
to Sergeant MATTHEW RYAN of the led New
York. lie fought, heard and saw at the
OycCuuu,
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bamsted. Reddng and Woodbury.. (and We
believe Portland also.) The fullest list we can

bamsted. Redding and Woodbury.. (and we
believe Portland aIso.) The fullest list we can
end gives 60 Uaioa 10 - DSmncSntic towns.
Tie ToriI pyints the Democratic, but not the
Union list. Is this fair, when pretending 10
enlighten the people That there have been
Democratic gains in some few places we do mol
doubt; that there have been moro important
Union gains in other places Tie World knows,
but conceals; that the rcio-ive strength OF
parties in Connecticut is practically unchanged
every sensible reader will ldnit-thc vital
issues of November orc not settled, nor even
affected. by merely local canvass ior town
officers.
Another Democratic paper sings song Of re-
ioicing over Delaware, where an election io'
.Iudros md Inspectors of Election was held last
week. There was very little interest taken $50
says the Associated Press dspaich) by Tie
Union men. who carried only the City Of VII
mne,on. Tho Democrats claim majority OF
l. O3 in the Statc-in 1860 they had s,4o9. The
" great victory" in State 50 invoicrately Dom
ocratic. is not much 20 boast Of: indeed, If the
State should throw her three votes for Mcclellan
We doubt If anybody would be much astonShed'
For our own part, Ne admit that the Democrats
have carried Delaware; also, that it Is quite
possible that they may carry il again; aad Also
further, that they could not well avoid carrying
it. when tie otbor party refused to make
contest
Trejoicings over such "yictories " does them
good. let them indulge their joy; but common
fairness requires that In setting forth the result
of an election, orc shouid publish the figures 'o7
both sides, accompanied By such facts as may
give the reader proper understanding OF the
case. This We endeayor 10 do-tms The
Democratic papers generally avoid with scrnpu'
lous care.