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, 1866-01-01

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an1 the toFe Of power, inc1le him toex-rtion.
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ens ~ " ensFal impression tnas otes5
a"' AanAce oasa1 70 oe Aoie 70 ealt ne"
pap1 ~ AeP nole': OF 70 make sps,
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.as eo"lof1anie tneofS, has sfa'leu
ms aayen1nfons career, and conc " El.e' ~
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handwriting. And r..psa eoms eFeAs s-s. ss s "
despise all Tic f,es9 " ~ a,.. ~ eoa'o mas
writer's aflect 10 oeeplse ~ n1t
neither In tho onc eass =. .as Sr.s. ~ taose
despise these sn - ,!..ss 80 =. H,.u ~
the preacuus ~ "~. Ie-,s f, .s.e ~ ~, 4sassS
their ptael, on' "omu supls'se 'uat =
tl'caAe. I.e.sa - ptsF ~ . ,"l!aten e
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au ta.nusn Nc W ~ ~ teel' aaa e@u,o,noe
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a5e " no msa"s ,...s. ~. .uoe' oasAHnn> IN fe
sponams " Aay 4"et1on' ~ ta .ne'F lsssnr
enue oelo,. u.u' ..su ~ "sinnS tnem-
sei'ee' 1ol "aau " osIset 4a..ooaclaon. IN
every eontuun!ts tuse 1e ea persons, or
nstea. taa.s ~ uay nappeu. "no ase niWays
fsauf ~ .mp.ose ~ ~ oAa'on " n.k1ne
spesea, 10y nc aouAv aaes'co VIII
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'eaA ia.c' "uea lucy euu ~ e"eSe "osuS
run ou. ~ o"s "e1 ~1sl1' es~1ast1hs
nooa' ~ 'uen spseen 's uos 80 mheA
- Hsaas % ~ suo' d sooo
tn1ns III l.sen' even 'n0usa no.ains is gained
oS H. nnale'er oe Tue occasion' aannef OF
. convention, "uuaS OF lune1a'' ecie-
oIa'ton VI 1as'' ~ - ea.euy valuable ~ Int-
nasnHg .Ia an oppoflun'ly aof mAA'ng sPecenes.
nha saen sl,eeen-maSess II mattefs nttle
Wne1nef toe9 nave iaeas 70 express OF not. 1t
on1s neeeSels ~ ol'en luz epieot Ano iet
1ne WORDS pour 'o9aa" II suddenly ealled
upon, *hen eAtirely nnPfepaFed, and With
out having haa anE intention OF saying any
lnihe' lneS VIII onls taik INC longer. This
, 1866-01-01
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending Dec...3U

OyT1cx o. TER pAnI TEtBuNx.1
S&tUfd u Evening" Dee. 81.
Tho following table ahox1 the daily receipts and
ahtynents Of Beef Cattle during tho week ending
cay compared with the receipts sna shlpmeuso Of the
corresponding week t11t year.
, 1866-01-01

The receipts md shipments this week. u compared
with the preceding week. were ~ fo11ows:
Receipts less than last week.
6hilment3 less than last week.
As compared with The corresponding week Of list
year, we md Is folioNs:
TfEe1p&A tEl8
Eectipt9 for corresponding weak Of
Receipts less tnl9 week. r5lS
reccIps for the tame time IN 1851, folloEt:
RecGos since jan. lst
Iscccipts time In tss4... .-...-.,.....1tc1
The thspuents from this point from January Tut to
the o1eset time and for the samc time last year. are
, NJ follow.
Shipments ktute Jan. LIST,
A*tot Same tine IN 1871. .l19,a29
E1cttA this >. -rcm
,,,.x of r.,,rh. - eo+osS
the 18Th day Of April n fonoWt: VA
, 1866-01-01

ii market for tie weed closes with 3 much better
ieel}g IN really prime stock than preraicd 1t the
elod Of last weeks market Tha receipts hare been
1ish and generally Of poor QusitJ- The improve
med In the Eastern markets caused better inquiry
Tor bod shipping Cattle. and iii such were taken st
an avance Of so8 4oc 100 s On tha ruling price, Of
laHkeek. Several Rx1es were made at ts.7s p 100 Ss
autlor one two lots that price way refused the
opar pscfe1rinK to ship On his own acconnt Com.
mo Cattle hare not been wanted. and though in light
spply have not materially Improved In prlce,
Il. Improved feeling In good Cattle WaS not ooser7n.
b1eatu late In the week, belnK most prominent on
1hfday and Friday, more particularly on the latter
1hh most Of the Ea]es Of good stock took place
II Inquiry for Pittsburgh and Cleveland Cattle has
bee. uTht, and prices have undergone no decided
chAee. Stock Cattle have aso been dull and fhafeW
sslt made show no improvement. Among the good
droes offered In the market. we SAW ono Of 70 head
chofl Durham steefs, owned and fed by 1n.ac Ds1by
Of Srgsmon county, illinois, They rank an,opg the
besttroyes received tor seyesnl months, and were
soun. after By shippers 1t s5.13. This Offer however
was esused, and they were shipped on owners se.
coun. Another cholcs lot. averaging 1,211 nj, wss
sold !. Adams Fassons to Morris, Waixa1l Co. at
$7.,s. These comprise the best droFes On sale.
cit: butchers have done limited business, a1 Is
utnalcurinK the holiday week.
Tooir.-Gaturdsy-The market Il. less active. due
In emt measure, to the fact that nonc are tn the
yasdk The week closes with scarcely head unsold.
1htllehest price paid this week $T. for teli
Rs w.fht. The highest price pa1d lsst week was
se..s bf prime stet1h averaging l'.ss:
ThSntw Union Tarda arc now Ii successful opera.
tion .ns undcr the excellent management Of superin
tenoetf l. T. hyans, notn,us III caa ptumoso nc
nte1t md convco!snee OF the patrons OF the Y1Tds
will b. anltted The new and splendid hotel Is being
ropId, trou9ht Into order and will eoou riyal In cam
fort a,dluxuET ita more noted down town E1vnls.
-. ua. -. ~ n,s,s s @ % n"sc
In tho xDry 10 large IN interest VIZ: the centr.1
ization Of the market. Tho Northwestern 4 Rcrk
rsHa fosds still tnke their stock to the old ysrds
Nfnear reported. noNafas taAt Oh Auu Altef loc-
, 1866-01-01

" elch Eanre n:ss - NEEn My EmIa
N1eeJ IxT1 Al n m:a Wilson W. mrs
Nh.,en iIcrf rl-s VII ou 1onotA nEs
M sit1 fEnn = WooaruI otis n'0a
Me- rr 1martiu mia W ,.,dF Nj ii m-ss
" 3trss u mE4 No1i III mrs
Wct'ttsx c~IlIe Efs WEffe slAf1 mH
Nmtehctu Julia ms
Tounx El,ea mrs Iouns LJt11 miss
miscellaneous.
81 C&ra miss 1..-.E 4 P....H MrS....H-
NAttia mrs.
, 1866-01-01
a 3-1O u. g. NOTES.
And other Government Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
TIE SECOND NATIONAL BANK,

New York Stock Market.
C1ostnE prices for cash December So 1855, received
by F. G. 6altonstall l. Co., Commission Stock and
Han pe Hta.1s Il.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

Gen. Howard has received intelli-
gence from variety of sources that
the freedmen in most of the Southern
States are not disposed to labor for
their late masters, in consequence of
the inadequateness of the compensa-
ton rendered them. The agents of
the Bureau in the South have great
difficulty on this account with white
and black. Many of the largest plant
ers absolutely refuse to pay their late
chattels living wages for their work.
In many instances the Assistant Com
missioners have succeeded in settling
these difficulties to the satisfaction of
both parties interested; but as a gener-
al thing anarchy and confusion exist
among both classes in the South.
Wherever the regulations of the Bu-
reau are carried out, the system works
well but, unfortunately for the system,
the orders of the Commissioners are
wholly disregarded in districts where
there are no United States troops to
enforce them, and there is where all
the trouble lies.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
History Of the Ohio Soldiers I'm
the late War.

Adjutant General Cowen will bring
to the attention of the approaching
General Assembly the project of pub
fishing, at an early day, an official rec
ord of Ohio soldiers, which will give
in concise form the entire military rec
ord Of each soldier, who has entered
the United States service in an Ohio
regiment or battery, commencing with
his first enlistment, and following. him
down through the various promotions
or other changes, to his death, discharge
or muster-out. 1t is further proposed
to accompany the record with brief
history of each regiment, showing its
battles, marches, and such other inci-
dents in its career, as are of interest OF
importance. The preparation Of the
material for this record is in such O
state of forwardness, that its publica'
ton need not be delayed, il the Legis.
lature see proper to order it. Its val
ne as an official record cannot be over
estimated and its publication is due tC
Ohio's gallant soldiers, whose names
it will bear, as a recognition Of the ser
vices Of each, and a tribute to the mem
ory of those who have been discharged
by the angel of death. ,..
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

Governor Jenkins, of Georgia, on
Saturday telegraphed to Secretary Sew
ard as follows: "Be pleased to ten
der to his Excellency, the President,
my grateful return for his recognition
Of the official position in which the
people of Georgia have placed me, and
assure him Of my fixed purpose to OBJ
serve and obey as well as the Consti-
tuition Of the United States as the Con-
stitution ofthe State of Georgia. Ex-
press to him, also, my thanks for the
offered cooperation of the Government
of the United States in effecting the
earliest restoration and permanent pros
perity Of the State. Upon this cooper.
alton our people build earnest hopes
Of a speedy return to their suspended
relations with the other States of tbs
Union" t
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

Gov. James u. Orr, of South Caro-
lima, issued on Monday last a proclama-
ton announcing his assumption Of the
duties of his Office, by ypermission ofthe
President, and instructing the citizens
in regard to the commemorative pres
ent status. Heinforms them that tho
civil government is restored, the habeas
corpus remains suspended in the State,
and the military power is therefore par
amount in all of which it has special
references; among which is the adjudica-
ton of all controversies in which the
freedmen are interested. The Cover
nor gives both blacks and whites good
advice, telling the former that on their
own sObriety, industry, honesty and
good behaviour alone must they now
depend for happiness; and counseling
toward them, on the part OF the latter;
kindness, humanity and justice.
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President johnson ON Treason
and its Punishment.

"It is time that the American people
should be taught to understand that
treason is a crime-not in revenge
not in anger-but that treason is q
crime, and should be esteemed as such
and punished as such''-Andrew John
son, President cfthe United States, April
20, 1865. .a
"Show me who has been engaged in
these conspiracies, who has fred upon
our flag, who has given instructions to
take our forts and custom houses, and
arsenals and dock yards, and 1 will
show you traitor. Were President
of the United States, 1 would do as
Thomas jefferson did in 1906, with
Aaron Burr. i would have them ar
rested, and if convicted within the
meaning and scope of the Constitution,
By the Eternal God I tcouLd execute
them. Andrew Johnson, in the United
States Senate-March I'd. 1861. ''f
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Terrible State OF Affairs I'm Mex
fNO

Accounts from Mexico show that ex-
treme measures are being used toward
the people. Maximillan at first tried
mild measures, but finding they did
not succeed, the French officers were
instructed to use the utmost severity.
A gentleman who has travelled from
Mexico to Vera Cruz, states that the
road Is lined on each side with the
blackened corpses of guerrillas. There
are no trials or courts martial. If a
man is caught robbing, or even if he
looks suspicious, he Is promptly strung
up by the roadside. Some lieutenahts
are at once judge, jury and execution
ers. AS a consequence reign of ter
ror prevails all over Mexico except
along the Rio Grande. ! ~
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B6r The following, from the jack
son Mississippian, is one of the most
hopeful signs we have seen in the
Southern horizon. When the white
men make up their minds to go to
work themselves, and manifest less
solicitation about the industrious Cuff
fee, who will be very likely to work
as diligently as his late master, to say
the least, the labor question will be in
a fair way to solve itself. The Missis-
sippian says: i'H
"Mr. j. NJ. Littlehale, of Montgom-
cry, advertises for employment. He
has been soldier and a prisoner-is a
good salesman in a dry goods store,
and can act in almost any capacity on
a railroad. He says, am willing to
act as an omnibus agent, or if no bet.
ter, to drive one. In short, any hon.
est employment to make an honest
living"
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let on Monday and organised.

Met on Monday and organised.
In the Senate, Henry s. Martin,
Union, of Stark county, was elected
President pro tenn in..the place of Lieut..
Gov. Anderson, acting Governor, and
the Union nominees for Clerks, Ser
geants-at-Arms &c. were all elected.
In the House, Col. f. A. Parrott, Of
Montgomery county, was chosen speak
er on the first ballot receiving "a votes
to S3 for his Democratic opponent
Mr.. Thornhill of Coshocton county
The minor offices were filed by the
election of the Union candidates.
After the election of officers and
some other preliminary business, both
Houses adjourned.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

Gen. Mulford, former Exchange Com
missioner, is endeavoring to close the
business of his Office, which, for some
time past, has been located at Rich
mond. He has still on hand about one
thousand unclaimed boxes and pack
,ges, which were sent to our soldiers
whilst prisoners in Libby and Castle
Thunder, and it seems impossible to
ind the owners. General Mulford
recommends that the goods be either
'old or turned over to the Freedmen's
Bureau. Most Of the packages con.
ain blankets and clothing.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

A correspondent writing from Gal
weston, says: 81 have to-day seen a
Confederate Colonel with his full uni
form on, stars and all, driving a dray,
with a mule whose harness was made
of ropes. A late Lieutenant General
Of the rebel army, is clerk in the ex-
press Office at New Orleans, and the
officer who drove off Franklin and his
fifteen thousand men at Sabine, is q
bar-keeper at Houston.n
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
The Governors Sressare

Was delivered on Tuesday. 1t is
an interesting document, but is nearly
twice as long as the Presidents Mes
sage. Its greatlength will deter many
from reading it, and prevent its publi-
cation in full, by the country press
generally. We shall publish an abb
stract of its leading points in our next
issue. 49,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
STAPLE AND FANCY.
GROCERIES,

.-f Odd. -, -'--T-'' -.'G =. =. +s d ...-
suGARS
Good cooking Sugar--far Sugar, yellow. refined coffee
suR r, white refined nee SuVtrE Extra white sugar,
corvrr
Fair Rio Coffee Extra fafr ntJo Coffee cboie. Efo
Coffee Old Govt JAVA Coffee choice Rn,,t.d nio
Conee ready for use Very fine
TEAS.
@ ar n ien, eno,Ie Imperial ten ST., a1 ioung
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
.....
white Cedar Churns with Brass Hoops, white Cedar
Painted aud UnPainied Buckets, Tnhs Of Al sizes,
Peck ann "a pecE pleasures, cupboard Snehr Buck
cts, BAe Bnckets Bnter kns, wei hnckeis Dough
kOlers' Tower hn'IerS, bntter Ptints, 81 dinerent
smms ana Sues Br"oms oi Narons eizes and qnalites
willow baskets OF alI size-, White OAK Tp'tht Feed
Baskets Ladies aud Misses Travelling Baskets, Chill
nrenh s'hoo bhsket,, Blood PMsnt sitter, some-
,hing new, Sh2e brnsne, OF hnerent Qualities scrub
bruSnebt Win ionB hauules -Brent tlnpfOVanent-mep
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
Marriages.

,BIRD--TROTH--Op Thursday; Dec. 2lst. 1865, by
REV. wn n. Efiis, Mr. William Bird aud Miss Sarah
A. Troth, all Of HgAhaud county, Ohio.
DILL-HIBBEN-on the 2sth Of December, at the
residence Of the brides parents, by Rev Steel, Mr..
James Dill, Merchant, aud Miss Lavinia D. Hibben,
daughter Of s. II. Hihben Esq, all Of Hlsboro, Ohio
COX-JACKSUN-0n December goth, at the residence
Of the brides Mthsr, Jacob Jacksonl, by Rev. w. p
Jackson, Mr.. Robert r. Cox, Of Leesburg, Hlghland
comfy ohio, and Miss Mollie A. Jackson, Of Nichols
Vile, Clormont county, Ohio.
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First Class Grocery House,

will he sold at either WHOLESALE or RETAIL, at
II small advance cost.
All respectfully invited to oaitAnd examln' our
Stock and prices
WE AIM TO PLEASE.
HsS- Remember the place,
No. 1. Lilly's Block, High Street, few
doors Gouth of Main, HillsboI6s o.
HS- Cash paid for Country Produce.
dec7 J. g. BERTOLIA
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

A Paris correspondent of a Liver
pool paper has discovered a wonderful
mares nest. He asserts with great i'm
pressiveness, that Gen. SCHoFFIELD's
errand in Europe is the purchase of the
Greek island spezzia, situated in the
Grecian Archipelago, to be employed
by the United States at lookout on
Europe,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

During the year 1865, there arrived
at New York 195,O75 immigrants,
against 1926 in 1854. Germany
sent 80, asa; Ireland, 7O,3Ss. Then fol-
low in this order, England, Scotland,
Switzerland, Sweden and France
Canada contributed 43. eHr.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
Chief Justice Chase on the Trial
of jeff. Davis.

Chief Justice Chase, in a converse
ton on Saturday, remarked, that when
ever he found the case of the United
States against JEFF. Davis on the dock
ct, he should proceed to try it; but,
that under no circumstances will he
try him in Virginia, while the State is
occupied by military.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

BOunties to Volunteers Of '6I.
There seems to be entire unanimity
among members of Congress in regard
to the bill recently introduced, giving
bounties to volunteers of 1861, which
will undoubtedly be passed on the re-
assembling of that body.
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SMERTFF'N SIZE.

THE STATE OF OHIO, HIGHLAND COUNTY, IS ;
IIURSUANT 10 the command Of an Execution writ
III of Vsndi EKPonas, issned from the Court OF Com
mon Pleas Of Highland County Ohio ne directed,
viii onsr a pubic sale, at the door Of the Court
House, IN HillsbOrOugh, ntI .tre.fr f-r1I
On Monday, January 9Th, A ID. 1866,
At about o'clock p M, the following described Real
Estate, tO-Wit 4: rra lHrf NfNT at.
situate 10 the Of Now Market, Highland County,
Ohio, and known and aeagnated pn tbe recorded plA
10, upon which IL tNo-stoFy frame dwelling houfO.
Valued at $3.50, and 10 10 sold a. the property Of
pOnas No. .S42. ~, t'' TF"t-ip.i
TERMS or sALE--Cssh. - L. n. JOHNSON.
HillshorO Dec. Tth, 1903. sheriff n. O. o.
dss7W6pT'VlSSee -
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The New Orleans papers published
the Presidents Message entire by tel
egraph from Washington, the morning
after it was delivered. This is said to
be the first feat of the kind in that
citv.
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DYSPEPSIA, NERvOUsHEBs AND DEBILITY,
DR., BTRICKLAAD's fONIC,--Ws eau recommend
thoss suffering with Loss of Appetite IodEsston VI
Dyspepsia, Nervousness abd Nervous Debliiy. 70 nae
etrieklsnd fonie Iti vegetable preparation, free
systsmit creates good appstifs and Il warranted
TO ctrs Dyspepsia and Nervous Debility.
Prepared By Dr.. 4. StFIekiaHd, East Fourth strsst
oiedusat, o. fsSoty
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Special Notices.


A Clergyman while residing in South America a. .
missionary, discovered safe and slmps remedy for the
Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of
the Urinary and Seminal Organs aud the whole train
Great numbers have been cured already cured by this
noble remedy Prompted by desire 20 kaBsnt thS 81.
hcted and unfortunate, VIII send the recipe for pre-.
pairing and using ths medicine, IN sealed envelope,
70 any one who needs II. Free Of Change. l'W
Please nelose poatPatd snIelops, addressed 10 your
Address, lt JOSEPH T. INMAN,
lyL u.r du. STATION d, BIBLE HoUsG.
Jueyi New York City.
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OHIO STATE JOURNAL
FOR 1860.
Daily, TrI-WeskIy and Weekly.
Make up Your Clubs for the New
Year.

The several editions OF the ONO srArE JouRNIL
offered to the public with the Of continued
favor. Our rapid increasing lists give confidence
that our EFFORTS 60 make II acceptable TO readers are
appreciated by the reading public.
AZ In the past, the Political course Of the journal
will continue to be consistently and earnestly for the
Constitution and the Union, and TO s end will lend
s psebie aid 90 The AdinisratiOn In
the governments ofihe late rebeous States sound
and equitable basis not forgetting that TREAsoN IL one
Of greatest Of crimes and that upou Its perpetrators
should be visited the fullest penaltes Of the law.
The cause OF Popular Education, the handlcrafts Of
Husbaudry, end all the improvements 1T the Mechanic
Arts aud the various Sciences aud professions, will
receive their proper share Of attention.
The choicest reading for the Family Circle, the ONCE
the Shop, the Farm aud tho Counting Rsom, will b,
found In our colnmLs
II will be constant aim 10 giN full and correct
Market Reports from the East, Weat, North aud Suh
for tho of the farmer merchant aud nieehNc ant
the New York Cattle Market for the drover aud cattle
dealer, keeping them fully advised Of the exact cond
on Of the market rates OF Produce Merchandise ant
Stock
The Legislative Proceedings will be fully reperted
and tslegraphc summary Uf the doings Of Congress
will be found In coumns Also, the latest ForeiRI
and Domestic ne~s that can be obtained By telegraph
and mail. "a .... U"a....
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

The Cleveland Freedmen's Aid Commits
sion shipped twenty-five large boxes of new
clothing to Atlanta on Thursday last,
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
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''Ibero WoTe Twelve pom !
81 Like Charlsmagnes-And all such paers In look
And intSiIoct, that neither eyes nor ears Glf
For eommOneFS had ever them mistook." Is ...f
Stili that dread disease CstArrh upon the had hxed
Itself. until nothing would PERMANENTLY remove u
sxeept Dr. d. H. sssiye's LIQUID CArARkH RENE.
DY Testimonials from thOusAR Rhs Who have boen
cured By IL. Gall for one 81 your Druggists. -l
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04

Secretary Seward has gone on a voy-
ageto the West Indies for the benefit
of his health. He win beabsent q few
weelU.