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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-12-20

LOCUST GROVE AND WEST UNION TURN
rIKE,--The West Union Scion of last week
says:
The petitions for the contemplated free
Turnpike between this point and Locust
Grove, are being very generally signed. A
respectable remonstrance cannot be gotten
up. We may expect, therefore, that this
road is fixed fact. The County Commits
sioners, we understand, have perfected ar
rangoments for having an estimate of the
cost of a Bridge across Brush Creek, at
Fristoe's crossing.
While our neighboring counties of
earnestly in the construction of free turn
pixies, what are we doing in Highland
Are the friends of the Hillsboro and Locust
Grove turnpike willing to relinquish that
enterprise, to aid which our Town Council
stands ready to subscribe $4,000, as au-
thorized by law last winter? Let our peo-
pie wake up from their lethargy. While
we are sleeping, our wide-awake rival,
Ripley, is pushing out her turnpikes into
Adams, and will soon draw to herself a
large share of the trade of that fine wheat
region, which we have heretofore had, un-
less our business men and capitalists rouse
themselves and take hold of the matter in
earnest. Will they be content to remain
idle, while so much is at stake If so, they
will have no right to complain of the con-
sequences of their own neglect and apathy.
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Oysters for the Holidays, price re-
dnced to G5 cents per Half Can, at
II BERTOLI'S Grocery House.

STRAIN, SCoTT & Co.-This new Grocery
firm, occupying one of the fine new stores
bow to our readers in another column. Mr..
Strain is well known as formerly of Roush
& Strain. Mr.. Scott has been doing bus
mess in Salem township for a number OF
years past, and is widely and favorably
known in the southern part of the county
while Mr.. r. s. Evans, the remaining part
ner, was recently of the firm of Clayton &
Evans, and is an energetic business men.
The new firm starts with fine stock and
encouraging prospects, and we commend
them to the public patronage.
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IIiIIsbOrO Female College.

The Fall term of this Institution closes
this week. There has been good attend
ance, and every thing has passed of in the
most satisfactory manner. New attrac-
tions will be added for next term, such as
new carpets, bureaus and apparatus
Prof. Briggs, who received his musical ed
ucation at the Conservatory of Prague,
Austria, has already entered upon his du-
ties, and proved himself cultivated gen.
tleman and first class teacher. He will
be assisted next term by his wife, a pupil
of VIM. V. Wallace. We are satisfied that
few schools offer equal advantages in all
the departments of a solid and ornamental
education.
The next term begins Jan. 3, 1867.
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Ho for the Holiday Institute !

Mr.. EDIToR:-Permit me to call the at
tention of Teachers and friends of Educa-
ton, TO the announcement of the meeting
of the Highland County Teachers AS
sociation. The meeting promises to be one
of unusual interest to the profession. The
programme of exercises is varied and at
tractive, and the Executive Committee will
doubtless do all in their power to render
the meeting n success. We trust that their
cordial invitation will meet with hearty
response from the Teachers of the county.
We promise that all who attend will re-
ceive ample compensation for their time,
in the benefit derived from the exercises,
and the fresh impulse impaired to labor
for higher success, as well as in the social
enjoyment. Such an opportunity to break
up the monotony to which Teachers lives
are so subject, should not be allowed to
pass unimproved. w.
December 15, 1866.
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News Summary.

Mrs. Jefferson Davis has returned to
Canada. r. ~. #f~-
The President has sent to the Senate
a thousand military nominations.
Resolutions of sympathy for JefFer-
son Davis have passed both Houses of
the South Carolina Legislature.
a dispatch from London says that
the Times expresses the opinion that
the Fenians will be put down with the
civil force alone.
SECRETARY STANTON has presented
the colored Episcopalians of Washing
ton with brick to build a church.
The value of the gift is over $4,000.
A snow six inches deep is reported
at Lynchburg and other points in Nir-
ginia. Telegraphic communication
has been interrupted.
Mr.. Charles r. Fairbrother, land
lord of the Terre Haute House, who
was shot by servant girl the other
day, has died from the effects of his
wound.
1t appears to be generally conceded
that Hon. B. f. Wade will be elected
President of the Senate. If he should
be, every rebel in the land would pray
that Andy johnson may live out his
term.
Ex-Governor Lynn, of Idaho, on his
way to Washington to settle with the
Government as Superintendent of In
dian Affairs, was robbed yesterday be-
tween New York and Washington, of
$47, 900. The money belonged to the
Government.
A Montreal paper says that Surratt
was discharged from clerkship in a
bank in that city "for eccentricity,"
and that he afterward absconded from
the Bureau of Education with several
hundred pounds. .-Et
The anticipated trouble in Rome up
on the withdrawal of the French troops
has not taken place. 1t is believed
that the Pope has no intention ofleav-
ing Rome. rfr s
The Alabama Legislature has re-
jected the Observation-Disclosures
in the Senate by p to 2; in the House
by SO to s. The bill Incorporating the
New Orleans, Mobile & Chattanooga
Railroad Company has become law.
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EXECUTION OF SMITH, THE MURDERER.
WIN, G.. w. Smith, the murderer of John
Gray, was hung at Washington, Fayette
county, on Friday last-the Governor hav-
ing refused to commute his sentence. He
protested his innocence of the crime, in
his last words on the scaffold, confessed
that he had lived wicked life, but declar-
ed that he died In hope of pardon for his
sins. He was about so years of age, and
leaves a wife and children. He made a
confession to his legal advisers, which will
probably be published.
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REMEMBER THE Poor Reader, if you
are farmer, in comfortable circumstances,
perhaps you may have for aneighbor some
poor soldiers widow, with family of little
children, who finds it hard to live on her
scanty pension. If so. make her heart
glad by sending her Christmas gift of a
few loads of wood, or some flour, meal,
pork, potatoes, or other provisions. Re-
member that He whose birth we COM
memorate by this time-hallowed festival,
said while on earth: "Inasmuch as ye
have done it unto one of the least of these
We have done it unto NO." Give gener-
ously to the poor and needy, out of the
abundance with which you have been
blessed, and you will have your reward.
"He that giveth to the poor lendeth to
the Lord"
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Historical Sketches-Back Nos
Gratis to New Subscribers
for 1867

We can still supply back Nos. to the
commencement of these sketches, and as
an inducement to new subscribers, we will
furnish all the back Nos. from Nov. 22d
gratis, to every new subscriber for the year
1867. That is, for SO, we will give every
new subscriber a receipt from Nov. Odd,
1866, to Jan. 1st, 1sG8-thus furnishing the
last six papers of this year free.
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THE GALAXY FOR 1s67.-This new and
beautiful Magazine for the coming year,
will contain three complete Novels. :
Among its contributors will be Miss Har-
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man, Alice and Phoebe Cary, Richard Grant
White, Caroline Chesebro, and other writ
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SANTA CLAUS has taken up his quar-
ters in Hillsboro, during the Holidays,
at McFadden's China and Variety Store,
where he will no doubt obtain most of his
supplies to fill the children's stockings for
Christmas and New Years. We have not
room to mention half the pretty things
suitable for presents, which are temptingly
spread out in his windows and on his
shelves. Go soon, and make your selec-
tions before the stock is picked over.
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Business Notices.
DIR. fuckers VISITS
for Nine Months.

HILJSBOR0--E -Eliicott Honse, Oct. 18th, Nov. Gard,
Jan 26th and 9Th, March 9th and Oth May nth aud
t2th, Jnne goth.
Observation-Disclosures House, Oct 18th and l4ih,
Nov 24th Jan 2ath aud 3nth March 18th, May l4th
aud 18th, june 22nd and 23rd.
wASHINGTON.-WilsonH House, Oct. 9th, 9Th, 7th
and Sh Till Nov. 18th, 18th, 18th and 10th, till
noon, Jan. 10Th, Goth, 2lst and 22nd, till March
End 4h and 9th till noon; May 4ih, 5th, 9Th and 7th
ill noon; June 18th, 18th aud 17th till noon.
DIR. TUCKER has visited this county about mine
years, treating ALI FORMS OF CHRONIC DTsEAsE with
the most gratifying success. Every who has any
dhcn lingering disease shOHld not fail to consult
Dr. Tucker 1t Is unnecessary to give list Of all AZ
fsctions called "eHRONIc" Those who are sick know
it, aud are cordially invited to call. sep6tf
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MUSICAL CONVENTION AT GREENFIELD
The Musical Convention at Greenfield,
briefly noticed in our last issue, will COM
mence on Christmas Day at o'clock A. NJ,
and continue four days, closing with a
Grand Concert on Friday evening, Dec.
2sth. The exercises will be under the di-
rection of Prof. S. Wesley Martin, an ex-
perienced Teacher of Music, and author of
"The Festival Chimes" Tickets 81.
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NEW CLOTHING SToRE.-Messrs. Hell
dingsfeld & Levistein have recently open
ed new Clothing Store, Immediately un-
der the News Office, and in this weeks pa
per they solicit the patronage of our read
ers. They have fresh and large stock of
seasonable goods, and will doubtless do
their best to give satisfaction to their GUS
toners. Call in and see them.
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NEW SUPPLIES. - J. s. Black, at the
"old Reliable Hardware Corner, has Just
received fresh supplies of seasonable goods,
but we regret that his advertisements were
handed in too late for this weeks paper.
They will appear next week. Meantime,
If you want anything in his line, you can
find it at the "old Corner" at reasonable
nriooa
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Fine New MaCkereI, First Of the
Season. just caught, for sale at
2t BERTOLI'S Grocery HO1se

SNow.-During Saturday night and sun
day several inches of snow fell In this
region, and those who are fond of sleigh
ing and can afford to indulge In the pas.
time, have been making good use of the
opportunity. 1t Is said, the sleighing is
good, especially on the pixies, but editors
have TO take other peoples word for 1t,
while horse flesh commands such high
figures.
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A WINDFALJ.-A Mr.. Garwood, very
worthy and Woodworking shoemaker in
the village of Harveysburg, in Warren
recently had his working days
suddenly cut short, by falling-heir to
$4,000.
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NJ. & c. r. r. DEPOT IN PORTSMOUTH
.BuRNED.-on Sunday morning last, the
NJ. & C. r. II. Depot in Portsmouth was
entirely destroyed by fire, with the books,
papers, &C., of the office, and a small
amount of freight. Estimated loss about
$4,000. So says the Republican extra.
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A SUPERIOR GRADE OF FAMILY
FLOUR, Fresh Ground, received week
ly direct from the mill, warranted re-
liable in every particular, at BERToLI's
Grocery House. f
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MURDER IN SCIoTo Co.-The Portsmouth
Republican extra says that on Friday even
ing last, VIM. Dodge, of Lick Run, Porter
tip. was stabbed by Hamilton Harperee,
and died of his wounds. The murderer
fled and had not been arrested.
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Recommendation.

BATAVIA, ONO, August 18th, 1865
GENrs:-I have received the bill sent me- giving ths
programme Of Gin Enterprise, IN behalf OF Null
berry Seminary. The ebject chariable and patriotic
having in view the interest Of the Orphan Children q
the brave soldiers Who have given their ites 10 their
It must succeed "a dollar from esety voter in
Ohio, for such noble purpose would not hs regarded
too much TO contribute TO enterprise ttt pro-
poses to for aud educate the unfortunate children
II the fallen brave uf the State. The entrusted
with its management worthy of public confidence,
and all persOns may rely upon faithful discharge Of
their duties. sincerely hope II may prove snoeess
and that Mulberry Seminary may become instTu-
ment Ia the hands Of the enterprisng who pro-
scted il Of doing mnch good, and also becOme nOta
ble monument of the patriotism and public spirit Of
lar each, will do Themselves harm, bot bless beyond
measure those who, often have neither Eor
friends with which to help themselves.
Yours, tTny,
Rw CLARKE, NJ. O., 6th District Of Ohio
We the undersigned fully concur in the above
meudation;
Hon. B. Eggleston, NJ. c., 1st District Of Ohio.
| Hon. A. Teetor, Rep. Ohio Legislature.
VIM Megrue, Pres. CitiIens, Nat Bank, Piqua.
T. X. Biggs, Cincinnati
Jacob rraber, Cincinnati.
@. G. Megrue, Pres. First Nat. Bank, Batavia.
Hon. VIM. Penn Nixon, Cin'ti, Rep. ohio Leg.
rhos. sp0Oner, Gin.
Gen. II. b. Hayes.
sam'i L. Corwin, Sec Lafayette Ina Company
Col. Monlton, late O. NJ. VI A.
John n. Touence, ex Member Board Pub. works.
Howard Matthews, Pres. Lafayette Ins. COMPANY.
Hon. g. r. Dowdney, Ohio Senate.
Hon. W. Howard. ex-M. c. 9th Dist Ohio.
Tor further peI.isaIsrs 8, one q our b.. or .d.
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Or al our once. Mulberry, C1srmo1i Co.. Ohio.
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1sS- Don't forget that the Ladies of the
Presbyterian Church commence their Fair
and Festival on Christmas Eve, and will
have choice stock of Toys, Books, &c.,
for Holiday Presents,
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An Extra Copy Of the News for
Five New Subscribers.

Any one sending us fee new subscribers
for the News, and $40, shall receive the
sixth copy gratis for his trouble. Or for
three new subscribers and SO, we will send
an extra copy gratis for months.
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TINE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN.-This well
known and valuable paper for 1867 is to be
enlarged and otherwise improved without
increase of price. See the prospectus in
our advertising columns.
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AGENT FOR THE NEWS.

Mr.. GEORGE J. SMITH, veteran soldier
of the 9th o. v. l., is authorized to receive
subscriptions for the NEWS, and receipt for
money in our name.
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r. r. TINE CHANeED.-On Monday last,
the time of arrival of the noon train was
changed to 1880 p. NJ, and the time of de-
parture to 1.4O p. M. The morning train
still leaves at a. NJ, and returns at 7.2O
p. NJ.
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[For the News.
Church Dedication at DOdsOn.
Vile.

EDITOR HIGHLAND NEWS The new
Methodist E. Church at Dodsonville. High
land county, Ohio, will be dedicated to
the worship of Almighty God, on Sabbath,
Dec. 23, by DR.. Moses Smith of Hillsboro
Station.
Former pastors and ministerial brethren
of adjoining churches, and the public in
general, are earnestly invited to,be present.
Services to begin at II o'clock A. NJ.
J. P.SHULTZ, D,s.ou.
A. HAMILTON, "i''
Iynchburp. Dec. 18th 1866.
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Ladies', Festival.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church,
propose holding Festival in the Base
ment oftheir Church, during the Holidays,
commencing Monday Evening, Dec. oath.
Dinner on Christmas day. aea
Admittance free. va.
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CHOLERA IN R1PLEY.-Two persons died
of cholera near Ripley, Brown county, last
week one of them, a man named Carr,
who had left Cincinnati a day or two be-
fore, the other child.
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Isaac Carpenter, who killed his father by
hitting him on the head with stone,
short time since, near Cleveland, has been
sentenced to ten years In the state Prison.
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AN OLD MERCHANT, ~ John Perkins,
druggist, of Athens, closed his fiftieth year
as merchant in that place some time
since,
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.lOR SALE-lOO. .OOO Acres Of Land

y for sale. have for sale $4,000 in each Of
She Counties OF Audraiu and Linn In he State OF Mis-
soert tu quantities TO suit These lands Of fertile
we'll adapted to grass grain near railroads, and in
section of country to which account Of its health
funess hne climate, and other advantages, immigra
non Is rapidly tending Address personally, by
deci3w4% ADAM VIEWER
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Bio oxRN.-A yoke of oxen sold at the
cattle sales at London last week which
weighed $3.50 pounds, and brought $2oo.5O.
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There are now one hundred and eighty
inmates in the Ohio Soldiers Home.
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Estate of John McCollum.

AIOTICE Is hereby given that the subscriber has
IV bsen duly appointed and qualified as Adnlinistra.
tur OF the estate Of John Ne Coum, late Of Highl'nd
County, Ohio deceased. All persons Indebted to said
estate hereby notified to setts the same, and those
having claims to present them duly nuthenticatod.-
hated December 10, 1866. WILLIAM ERSKIN
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Rev. George w. Maley, a well-known
Methodist preacher, recently died at Ur-
bana.
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Tic Sale The subscriber will offer at Public Sale
the premises In Marshall Tp miles east Of Hills.
bcro, on the Marshall Road on FRIDAY, December
81 1866, between and o'clock r. M, two valuable
tracts OF Land being the northwest part Of the Farm
on which he resides, containing 90 acres 60 of
which are cleared, balance we'll tlmbered with log
dwelling, out-buildings, god water, &c. Tho other
the fret tract.
The tracts will be sold separately to the highest bid.
der. Sale positive
TERMS OF sALE:-0ne-hAlf cash, balance in one
year from day Of SALE tho deferred payment to be So
cured by mortgage on the premises.
Immediate possession can be given.
decl3w2 A. BIoUNT.
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ceive and Forward Subscrip-
tiOns.

Our Mail Subscribers, who prefer to do so,
can hand subscription money to their Post
master, who will forward It to us. All
Postmasters in the county are authorized to
receive and receipt for money in our name
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ga Merry Christmas" "

To all our readers, and many returns
of the season.
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