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NEW GROCERY
HOUSE.
ARTICLES NEW AND FRESH,
AND.soLD AT FAIR PRICES !

HAVING purchased the Grocery Store recently
u opened by Messrs. Hoggard h Coleman, and haVS
lug added largely to their already good stock We are
now prepared to nfer to the citizens Of Hsbofof aud
Vicinity, a full and complete Hue Of 7
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Attachment Notice.

Davis Vance Plain'in' | Before Jos. II MallCTi1.
Robert Morrow, Defendant. Highland comfy, Ohi"
Am THE 9th day of December, A. u. 1855. said JUS
~ tice issued Order Of Attnch in the al"vs
action for the Of fty two dollars pnd sixty cents
HSborO, Dec. 2nh 1865. DAYISJ. VANCE,
dec2iN3
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r, BENZ BArFsrs, Cashier Of the HlisborO National
Bank, do sOlemny that the above statement 10
true, to the best Of my knowedgs AID belief .y,f 3
'.n - - BENZ BARBERE, Cashier.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before NE this "a day Of
Jsnu.ry,ls6o. GEORGE 3. GARDINER, 20
jAn4vI Notary PHblio.
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Estate Of Andrew Berry.

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y been duly appointed and qnaiihedAs Adninistrn-
tor Of the Estate OF Audrew Barry, late of Zig bland
county, Ohio, deceased. Dated Nov. 23 1853.
dec2lu3@ LEWIS MORTON.
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HighsastsnPsrAturs Of month. ...............so deg
Lowest ........,........25
Mean " ................4IT
Quantity OF rain during mon SIT inehSs
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THE INAUGURATION of Gov. Cox
will take place on Monday next.
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Estate of VIM. L. Burnett.

AIOTlCE Il hereby given that the subscriber has
IN bsen duly appointed and qualified Executor Of
the estate OF VIM Burnett late Of Highland county
Ohio, deceased. Dated January 81, 1866.
ianIw3 PETER BURNETT.
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Range Of Thermometer, &C.. for
Nov, 1895.

Compiled from the Monthly Report for the Smithsonian
Institution, kept By Rev. j. Med. Matthews, Of Hills.
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discontinue and overthrow OF Secession and Slavery,
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Of the lost cause will insist the earliest possible
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and inhuonce In Union the basis Of All Rights
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Administrators Sale.


IN PURSUANCE Of an osder Of the Probate Court
for Highland County, Ohio, will offer for sale Al
public auction, on f
SA7URDA Y J0nHary 13, A. d. 1865,
one o'clock in tho afternoon, on the premises the
undivided Que eleventh part subject to the life estate n
Mary Wood widow Of Isaac Wood, deceased, theTtipt
The following real estate situate In the said Comfy ol
Highland, on the waters Of Whieoak, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit
Beginning Mt two white-Oaks and black -0pk. ,. =.
corner tp VIM ObapliuS land; thence g. 81 H. bT poles
to stake N. H. corner TO Eli Fars' landi thence With
the north line Of said Farls west 81 poles 20 stake,
N. w. corner Of said Farts land thence N. % W. tI
poles To dogwoOd, hickory and white.oak In the line
Of Wnl, Chaplin. and thence with said chepilu'4Jiu4
sas 81 poles to the beginning containing 70 ncrtasia
said boundaries less part Of john and Matthew
Hulson'A survey, No. Of eDtry 1855. st
TERMS OF SALE -One-hali cash In hand on iha
day OF sale and the residue thereof In nine 10Y monthn
from The day Uf sale, the deferred payment n " neopre
by mite with approved freehold security, bearing il4
est from the day Of sale. W.
Appraised ut - JOHN DEHAGa
decl4~ 4pr'sfeeS Administrator de bouts npns A
JOB E. STEVENSON. sAM'L. IL, PENN.
stevenson 40 Pe1a4a Y
Alto R.V'E X''!S TT L,QgE.,
Selves Building. No. 1T Ia wsnl 1ilrd
Street, Cincinnati, Ohio
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HiIISDOrOugh Female College.

Hiusboro, Jan. I,h, 1866.
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Preserved CitroD, Dried English Currants, Figs,
Fine Sugar Rasns, Preserved Pine Apples, and Fresh
Pine Apples also in Cans, Fresh Peaches Straw
berries, Raspborres, Black berries, and Green Corn.
Pineapple Apple, Strawberry, Apple aud Raspberry
Jelly. .. r
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Common Candy and Kisses, French Kisses, Rock
Candy, Cream Candy Gum Drops Of different navors,
SOFT Jelly Drops, Victoria raspberry Drops, very hnN
Fig Paste, Mint aud Sour Drops, Rose and Burnt
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Valuable Houses and Hacant Lots.

ValYeSle Y% e Rouses ss fWs,I%sHx cd HSsast I0t'
WI" DC sa11 hs hSsio oh ns o M II Oh
All tha. vacant LOT % OF IL LAND situated on the north
sssnns nsas a
In depth.
All that VACANT LOT OF LAND altu.ted on the
north side Of Queenstreet near tho Mills House. and
ACCOUNT Of It's proximity to the hotel and &C could essiy
be rented .s.,.
All that other LOT OF LAND, containing on Drake
street 295 feet RetdBtreet 200 feet and South
zoo feet above Y 5 have been for
premises 10 large three.story Residence containing
osdr and
given Immediately. On the premises all necessary
6ervants' cutbuildineo beautiful Wow Of the harbor
be had from the three-story piazza The desirable
iocstion Of this place recommends itself to purchasers
All that LOT OF LANp '1i situ.ssd on tho ubr.hwe..
corner Of rake and gouth streets; measuring front OF
SO feet tho 'ame baok ino andon South
street 30 feet' making o square lot
The THREE LOTS OF Ia LAND On the sou.h p,do o.
dry q Cameron CO.. hich viii b soid separately.
Al tina. LOT OF LAND On the south side Of Hazel.
atroet, near East Bay. and known by the number -;
meaauring In mont and rear Ss feet inches and In
depth 100 feet.
above Lot
All that HoU5E AND LOT OF LAND situated on the
southwest corner Of Smith and Bull strees The Lot
meaaures Bustroet 210 feet and Smith etreet 9l
feet On the rromsss 10 largo three etory Building
recenty put In good order containing oix square and
two nished attic rooms; double ptazse otttern and
large pantry. Tho twostory Brick Kitchen has four
In also large Carriage House, and Btable for
four horses. cas-; l.
Conditions-Oneth third casb balance In one, two and
three years. secured by bond and mortgage, with In
terest the credit portion payable scm bud
ings TO be injured and policy assigned Parohasers "a
| pay T. A. W. for all necessary paperss May7
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THE MEfHoDIsT GENERAL CONFERENCE adjourn
ed on the first Of May. The following may be
mentioned as Homeof the most important acts
passed at this session: t. ~, - +, rv :
!, A, resolution was passed proposing to change
the name OF the Church, to "The Methodist
Church, to be ratified by three -fourths of each
Annual Conference. =" .'"'f'.'' '"." ~,
Two Missionary Boards have been constructed,
one Home, the other Foreign. The Home Board
is located in Nashville, DR.. J. B. MoFERRIN, Secre-
tary. The Foreign Board is located in Baltimore,
DR.. e. W. sEHoN, Secretary. sr4, l.. y. ,.s
The four Bishops elected have already been
named in the NEWS. ;.,l
The Publishing House at Nashville is to be
continued; Rev. A. 81. REDFoRp, Agent. DR.. T..
O. sUMMERs, Book Editor, and editor of the
Nashville Adoocdte.
The introduction Of lay delegates into the coun-
oils OF the Church has been adopted, subject to
ratification by the Annual Conferences.
There has been an extension Of the pastoral
term to four years.
The probationary system Of membership has
keen abolished; and class.meetings made op-
tional.
The Educational Committee recommend the es-
tablishment Of On institute for the education of
young men entering the ministry; also, a high
standard Of intellectual qualifications for those
entering Conference; also, the concentration OF
the Church to the support Of q few scholars under
guidance Of the Church.
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him in tho side The boy tried to get away, but
in the meantime tho police oaiho up and arrested
the defendant. Defendant appeared to be drunk,
and acted very strangely. Fined 81.
United States us. Isaac Brown, colorcd-Drunk
and Disorderly.-J. W. SCHULZ, sworn, said: On
Saturday last defendant and two others came in
to my store, corner OF Cannon and st. Philip
streets, about the middle of the day. One asked
for q pair OF shoes; gave him pair to try on.
At this time defendant took pair out Of tho box;
I then took them away from him, and told him
they were ladies' shoes. He then picked up a
hammer, threatened to strike mo in the head, for
making him put down the shoes. He would not
put the hammer down for his associates, and my
wife went up and took it away from him. He
then put his hand behind him and said, God damn
you II you take that from me, will give you this
and then Lieut.. K1NeMAN came up and arrested
him. Found guilty, and fined 81.
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The following arc the Agents for this paper:
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ing Agent.
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- Fine and Desirable Uoelino for Sale.
BY II. A. WHITNEY,.

BY II. A. WHITNEY,.
On THURSDAY, 10th inst nt tho north nde Of the Ex
-, t-si u .Ss change. at IL O'Clock, ..r =
All that dno three story BRIOK BUILDING situated
the north atda OF Tradd atrett No. ll6 House
tains Eiz square rooms On the premises there 10 .
two story hitehen; roof slated. A..
Il -.I..gEg ALSO, .r. a.
All that valuable LOToF LAND auated on tho north.
west corn OF Traca and Logan streetn measuring on
Tsadd-atreet f0A feet and ON Logan-srest 115 feet
This 4s yesy desirable location for private building
or store. ivy wy E,..sfI :, EF
Co,lditieqs-on the house In 3iaFe st-sst cash; ON
tho other house end lot onethrd eaah; balance In
ana yeara secured by Eand and mortgage With inter
eat credit portion payable cssahannuay. PurchAa
o. 2 pap Z. A. ". for en requisite papero.
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RE-GARRIsoNED.-The Camden Journal Of Fri
day last says son Wednesday last our town
was re-garrisoned by q detachment OF soldiers
from the 17th Regiment Of Maine Volunteers, un-
der command OF Capt. BoYcE. They are station
ed st the old brick hotel, opposite the Court
Houaa o
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Valuable House and Lot.
BY II. A. WHITNEY.
On THURSDAY, 10th inst, at the north aide Of Ex.
change, at II O'Clock,
All that HOUSE AND LOT. situated on the east side
of State.sree next north of the Union Bank Yard The
House ia tbre.-s Brick. with six square upright
rooms. On the premises is . fine two story brick
kitchen. The lot measures 26h feet front by 100
deep. This Building is in the Immediate business
portion of the city and as must soon be
open, should make II q very desirable Investment
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay T. A. W. for all
requise papers. Mays
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You MAY CURE YOURSELF OF Headache, Weak
Stomach. or Indigestion Biliousnoss, Catarrh.
Bad oold or Sore Throat Hoarseness or Livor Com
piaint, or Pies, Constipation, or Rheumatisrn or
Sore or Weak Eyes, Salt Rheum Kidney Disease.
or General Debility, Asthma. with HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPEcIFIcs. Buy either for your
travelling companion or family the SPECIFIC
for your present anment HUMPHREY SPECIFIC
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CoMP ANY. No. 582 Broadway,
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FIRE IN CAMDEN, 8. C.-The Journal brings us
the following sad intelligence OF destructive fire
in Camden: 'The residence of Mr.. LESLIE
MoCANDLEss, on Broad.street. with the smaller
Academy on the same lot, and the kitchen of Mrs.
8. E. LEE, on the adjoining lot, were all consumed
by fire on Sunday morning last. The fire, which
was doubt less the result Of accident, discov-
cred about day-bresk, and before our people could
be gathered, had progressed too far to save those
buildings. The large Academy on one aide, and
Mrs. LEES residence on the other, were rescued
by the powerful and untiring efforts of citizene
and freedmen. We are unwilling to let the occa.
sion pass without giving our evidence Of the
praiseworthy conduct OF the freedmen In this in
stance, as we'll as in others that have come under
our observation. They worked most diligently,
efficiently and cheerfully.
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DYsFEPsIA DESTROYS THE TEETH, unless its effects are
counteracted by that pure vegetable tonic
sozoDoNT. No bodily disease can impair them II this
antdote to all corrosive elements that net upon the
enamel Is regularly applied. tus2
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SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROpKRFY,,

SALE OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY,
VIII be sold at Public Auction, at the Govssnsasa
store House. on South Commercial Wharf Cnallastun,
large quantity Of Government property from no II.
my Machine shops on st. Reiena Iafand, ceH.lrss19
Of:
BOILER IRON CAST STEEL, Bar and Sheet egFgR
Zinc, spelter, Sheet Load, Yellow Metal, TM1nSR
Metal, Pants. Chain. screws Boiler Tubes. Be1o
RivetB Iron Pipe, Copper Nails, Finishing Malta dza
position Nails, Spikes Nails, Copper TackR BninR
Bolts, Wire Hinges, Oars, Saws Rope, Oakum, Ehsal.
ing Paper Coal Tar, Spun Yarn, Pitch Rogn, Ohzo1a
Fire Bricks, Hose and ceppllnss Glamps fc1 Doz.s
Oil Cans, Crueibles Faucets. Squirt Cans, Gang E5
Capstans, woodward Steam Pumps, Expanders, RydzR.
no Jacks. Anchors, Steam Gauges, Globe Valves EAa
yayee. eonss. 1hermometeIo. Steam whist,ta. CEsV
Baru, fyringeB, Spirit Level Bulbs, lanpB Sails, Eoi
Boat Hooks, Compasses, Life Preseryers, Cork Tena3
Jack Screws. Tube Brushes Iron Tanks Soye1. Ahzz5
GrateB, Bellows, Portable forgee Platform Elas1A
arindstone. Moulding Flashs, shovels. spadss 1az.
snoith's Tools, Plumbers TooIe Carpenters Tenaak
Catalogues full list Of tho artc,es % -
cold can be obtained In few days upon apphe1tcn -
the Quartermasters et Charleston and Hilton RzaA, q
O., and Savannah and Augusta Ga. -,
Termn csBh In Government fundn.
O. W. THOMAS, ..
Brevet Lieutenant Colonel and Chief QunrtermaseG,t
April 10 Department gouth On7e1sla.