The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1865-02-23
News Of the Day.

date, any person killing or ohering TOT
sale, rabbits, quails, ducks, etc. will lay
himself liable to prosecution under the
game law Of this State.
1t is said Sue Munday's gang ofguor.,
rillas murdered thirty negroes on the
10Th ult., near Simsouville, KY, who
were in charge of 1000 head Of Govern
ment cattle.
The celebrated Lord Brougbam died
recently at his home-Cannes, in
France, at the age Of sogeuty-uine years.
Excepting Louis Napoleon aud Lord
Palmerston; be was the most eminent
man in Europe. lie began his great
career as an advocate Of liberty, and ter
minated it as the advocate Of slavehold-
ers.
Robert Lincoln, son of the President,
sometimes known as the "Prince Of
Rails, >" is about to enter the army as a
volunteer aid on the staff of Grant,
with the rank of Captain, without pay.
The Rochester Democrat perpetrates
the following capital bon mot apropos Of
Thomas pursuit of the fugaciOus Hood:
"Thomas still movingl' Very goodl
The cause is plainly understood
He doesn't like his neighbor Hood
Gen. Pope has assumed command OF
the Military Division Of Missouri, COM
prising departments of Missouri, Arkan-
sas and the Northwest. Gen. Gilmore
has been appointed to command new
department in the Southwest, including
South Carolina, Florida, Georgia and
part, if not the whole, of North Caroh-
nu. He thus superoedes Gen. Foster.
Gen. Sherman still remaining 10 COM
mand Of the army in the field.
The Governor General of Canada has
recommended an appropriation of $780,
900 in gold, to replace the money re-
turned by Judge Coursol to the ST. AL
bans raiders, The feeling in Parlia.
ment was very strong against the reb-
els who have abused the right off asy-
lum. The Canadian authorities are rap
idly reinstating themselves in the good
opinion of the people of the United
Statee.
The National Intelligencer thinks it
Is not violent Inference to draw from
the present aspect of affairs at Richmond
} that on General lee may yet deVolve
the power, delegated by his people, to
e rescue the Southern masses from de-
t str uction by an honorable submission
+ to the Gag of his country.
Henry s. Footc the rebel Congress.
man, came through our lines at Front
Royal recently, and refusing to take
the oath of allegiance he was placed
. under arrest, and sent to Washington
The rebel Congress censured him, and
majority voted for his expulsion, but
failing to get two-thirds vote he was
not expelled We presume he has con.
; cluded TO retire permanently from the
Confedcracy.
G Gen. Lewis Wallace has been relieved
from command at Baltimore at his owl
). request, and Brig, Gen. Morris, for sew
oral years in command at Fort Nc Hen
" ry, has been appointed to take hi
? place, and is now filing it.
A Calcutta letter to the Londor
A Times estimates the number of person.
4 killed in India by the fearful hurrica nj
,r of October last, at 10000. In the isl
and of Sanger alone, 1000 perished
n out of q population of $4,000.
l. A GREAT DEED The Athens Mes
Is songer says deed was recorded in tb
b Recorders ofico there for the MendsH
J. hall Oil aud Mining Co., of New York
% for leases in Athens, Morgan, Washing
d ton, and Perry counties, on which wer
y s1034 worth Of stamps These are re
e fuired by the stated value of 100, 0O
h shares in the stock Of the company a
d s2O each, or a nominal value of 50, 900
900
:, 1t is said that frozen feet can b
:. speedily cured by being bathed or vel
rubbed with coal oil for a few night.
n before retiring to bed. We have trie
it and can assure our readers that it i
no humbug. 1t is an easy and chea
method Of getting rid of very sor
10 aud disagreeable affliction. The fee
or should be we'll warmed by hot FIRE
is during and after the application Of th'
le oil, aud it will certainly effect a speed,
r, cure. Persons who are suffering from
re the pain Of frosted feet will no doub
do we'll in giving it a trial. Exchange